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Subject: what the red “apply” bar do?
Date: Mon, 09 Oct 2006 20:19:22 +0200
From: Farkas Levente [email protected]
To: [email protected]
hi,
what is the result when the big red bar clicked?
i create a new module which use a few table and put data into these
tables. but after i press the ‘apply’ all of my data are disappear! so:
what is the result of apply?
how can i declare that my module changes has nothing to do with
asterisk runtime config ie. changes are just affect the mysql database
and user do NOT have to press the red bar, what’s more there is no need
for the red bar. is there any kind of flag?
and the most important: why my tables become empty after i press the
apply??? how can i avoid it?
thanks in advance.
yours.
[quote] not sure of what you are saying
But if you “click the red bar” it just pulls data from the mysql
/var/lib/asterisk/bin/retrieve_conf
any thing you hand put in the *_additional.conf files will be overwritten from the database
[/quote]
yes, but who delete data from the mysql database?
and how can i declare that i don’t need to generate anything?
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[quote] This is an edited version of a previous post
not sure of what you are saying
But if you “click the red bar” it just pulls data from the mysql
/var/lib/asterisk/bin/retrieve_conf
any thing you hand put in the *_additional.conf files will be overwritten from the database
use the _custom.conf or create your own and call them with a #include in the extensions_custom.conf
[/quote]
my module write into the mysql database so i don’t need custom files.
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[quote] This is an edited version of a previous post
Ok if you do not want to use the GUI then do not use the GUI (freepbx)
That is what freepbx does it writes out the conf files for you.
and if you are writing to the database but do not want the data in a conf file then what is the point
Asterisk reads the .conf files NOT MYSQL
Not “real time”
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there are many place where freepbx write something to the db but never
generate any kind if conf file from it. like customer db,
backup/restore, asterisk phone book etc.
anyway i’d not like to discuss it my simple question why freepbx purge
some table and how can i avoid the appeariance of the red bar. this is a
simple development question.
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