Hello Stipe ,
Hello all,
I'm a very old user for kannel , and I used to compile it on
cygwin-windows 2003 server and it was working fine till compiled the last
stable 1.4.0 then problems started bearerbox takes 100% of the cpu and I
lose the store file if I restarted kannel (all queued messages lost).
I thought that the problem in the cygwin-windows , I decided to go for linux
and I could successfully compile on redhat and I found the same problem
about 80% of the cpu goes for bearerbox and same problem if I restarted the
kannel I lose all queued messages.
Considering that
1-I return to ver 1.3.2rc1 on cygwin-windows system and on redhat system ,
all is fine and no problems cpu is about 2% and all looks so great
2-my kannel.conf was the same in my all tests
I think that something is wrong in the ver. 1.4.0
Can any one help me!
Best Regards,
Ahmed Ibrahim
EgyptSMS.com
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf
Of Stipe Tolj
Sent: 30 ديسمبر, 2004 04:28 ص
To: Oscar Medina Duarte
Cc: Kannel Development list
Subject: Re: Something is wrong on kannel
Oscar Medina Duarte wrote:
> Hi list !
>
> I think something is wrong, see, I need to run smsbox and bearerbox in
> different computers, but happens that when ever I run smsbox -d -P
> configfile it just terminates !
>
> I dont achieve a connection with my bearer with that option, unless it
> is in the same computer !
>
> What can it be done to have them running in different computers?
Hmm. How about debug output?
Stipe
mailto:stolj_{at}_wapme.de
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