Hi Daniel, On 03/31/2016 12:45 PM, Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote: > I haven't used Cassandra at all, maybe some of the devs at 1&1 can share > if they have any plans or usage stats for it, being the initial > developers of the module.
Let's see if someone chimes in. Not sure if Anca is still involved, or if/how it's actually used at 1&1 or anywhere else. > For me it is ok to introduce a new module as well, the old one can be > removed afterwards if the new one overtakes it in features. Makes sense, although I doubt someone is using it with recent Kamailio versions due to the issues at least I encountered with it. The new module in itself will be a drop-in replacement of the current one (so we could re-use the same name but rewriting it from scratch), the only limitation I can see for now is that it won't support cassandra version older than 1.2 due to lack of cql support. So having a grace period (or a parallel module with a different name) is fine with me. > What I actually wanted to discuss is regarding the query for NAT pinging > -- with recent versions, there should be a dedicated column for querying > natted records. It is no longer relying of flags (and bitwise > operations) for this case. Or did you have in mind something else with: > > """ > The module can not be used together with nathelper for nat pings, since > the queries don't provide a key, which is required for cassandra. > """ Actually one of the issues with the cassandra schema is that the new columns introduced in location e.g. for natping are not reflected in the module's table schema. I haven't looked into the details of the db query the module tries to do in case of natping, I was just observing the errors the module was throwing for each natping attempt. The plan is to use the new way of querying records for natping anyways. Andreas _______________________________________________ SIP Express Router (SER) and Kamailio (OpenSER) - sr-users mailing list sr-users@lists.sip-router.org http://lists.sip-router.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sr-users
