Closed sergeynr closed 9 years ago
SQLite and mysql are quite different. The first is a db that runs embedded inside of an app, while the second provides a standalone db with a TCP server api.
Yes, currently only sqlite3 for cdr storage is provided. Would cdr_mysql actually be a feature you would use if made available? Running a mysql server on the router seems heavy just for asterisk cdr logging. Or would you connect to mysql running on another network device?
Yes, I would connect to mysql on another network deive. I need module cdr_mysql.so....
cdr_mysql.so is now included in tomatoware v1.0. I haven't tested the feature myself, so feedback welcome.
Thank you. But I have Asus RT-AC68U. Processor ARM. Еhere is a version 1.0 for ARM?
There is a version 1.0 for ARM?
I'll compile one up. I wasn't aware anyone was using the ARM build, I haven't received any feedback on it. There are certain parts of it that are broken. Sometime I'll get around to addressing those. Asterisk however has been working fine for arm?
Yes, of course. Thanks a lot.
Arm available here. http://files.lancethepants.com/Tomatoware/
Thanks
Hello! Only SQLite can be used? There is a support of mysql? There is no module cdr_mysql.so