Hi,

I don't think that the cluster module is recognized outside the kamailio.cfg - In order to get your two Databases to work with DBHOST string is maybe get a MySQL proxy used between the kamctl and the two Databases. The MySQL proxy would decide if the first DB is down hence connect to secondary DB.

Since Kamctl is a bash script if you add two lines your kamctl might just take either first or the second one all the time.

I hope it answered a little bit of your query.

Regards,

Sammy

On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 4:27 PM, Hosted Services <hosted@empire-team.com> wrote:

Hi there,

New user to Kamailio here. We currently have it up and running in a virtualized environment with 1 Kamailio sever, 1 Asterisk server and 1 MySQL server.

I’m currently writing install scripts to make deploying new nodes/servers easy and to keep settings the same across the board. I’ve chosed to load the db_cluster.so module in kamailio.cfg, as we will have 2x MySQL servers in master-master replication which will contain the ‘kamailio’ and ‘asterisk’ tables.

I’ve just hit a stumbling block – in `kamctlrc`, there is a field called `DBHOST=`. How can I reference my cluster here?

In kamailio.cfg, I simply define DBURL as “cluster//<clustername>”. What is the syntax for ‘DBHOST=’ in ‘kamctlrc’? Can I reference the cluster? Can I have 2 separate DBHOST= lines?

Looking for some guidance on this one.

Thanks,

Derek B.

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