Hi Bob,
Thanks for your patch. At quick glance it looks great but I will take a
closer look over the next 24 hours and report back.
It is in my opinion a worthwhile addition and your time is very much
appreciated.
Kind regards,
Charles
On 20 March 2015 at 20:46, Robert Boisvert <rdboisvert(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Charles,
I coded and tested the attached patch based on 4.2.3 code. So as not to
disturb current functionality, I add a modparam called "multi_notify".
When set to a non-zero value it loads all IPs returned by the SIP URI,
including those provided by DNS SRV records.
With regard to your point about the notifications being sent to all nodes
in the cluster, I noticed that if hosts A, B and C send notifications to D
and D is not available when the cluster starts DMQ will not function even
if D comes up some time later. However, if I create a SRV record or A
records that resolve to hosts D and E and send notifications to that group
with multi_notify set to 1 then the cluster will always function as long
as one either D or E is functional. Even in a well-designed network
servers may be unavailable for a period of time so this redundancy allows
functionality to be preserved during downtime.
We are having good success with this current patch and would like to
request that it be mainstreamed.
Thanks for considering this request and for your help,
Bob
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