RE: Store Growing

Hi,

 Yes we are using 1.4.1... store-type is the default. Nothing special
was defined for the store...

 

Let me know if you want more information :-)

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Mathieu Bruneau

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From: Vincent CHAVANIS [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Friday, September 28, 2007 5:40 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Store Growing

 

you should read >= 1.4.1

	----- Original Message ----- 

	From: Vincent CHAVANIS <mailto:[email protected]>  

	To: [email protected] 

	Sent: Friday, September 28, 2007 11:37 PM

	Subject: Re: Store Growing

	 

	Hum,

	 

	what is the version of kannel are you using ?

	is this is >=1.4.2, are you using store-type = spool ?

	 

	Vincent.

	 

		----- Original Message ----- 

		From: Mathieu Bruneau
<mailto:[email protected]>  

		To: Vincent CHAVANIS <mailto:[email protected]>  

		Sent: Friday, September 28, 2007 11:27 PM

		Subject: RE: Store Growing

		 

		Hi Vincent,

		 

		The reason why the messages were queued is still
unknown. Our guess is that the connection to the provider was broken at
some point (or they refused them) and the messages were queued during
that time. What we are sure is that they were queued over a long period
of time a small bunch at a time (like 10 per days...)

		 

		We are using smpp, emi, cimd as driver... The messages
queue belong to different SMSC (mostly smpp and emi)

		 

		We didn't see any performance problem, however we would
prefer SMS not reaching customer after say 7 days of the initial
attempt...

		 

		We just realized last week that there was that many
messages queued...

		 

		Regards,

		-------
		Mathieu Bruneau

		
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		From: Vincent CHAVANIS [mailto:[email protected]] 
		Sent: Friday, September 28, 2007 5:12 PM
		To: Mathieu Bruneau
		Subject: Re: Store Growing

		 

		Hi mathieu,

		 

		Why are you waiting for 300 messages :

		- Are you sending mass-messaging and the SMSC could'nt
ack ?

		- What SMSC driver are you using ? (smpp, ucp, http ?)

		- Is this really annoying (in terms of performance)?

		 

		Vincent

		 

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			----- Original Message ----- 

			From: Mathieu Bruneau
<mailto:[email protected]>  

			To: info.ubichip <mailto:[email protected]>
; [email protected] 

			Sent: Friday, September 28, 2007 10:38 PM

			Subject: RE: Store Growing

			 

			Yeah, answer a bit my question :-)

			 

			Ok so restarting Kannel is the way to have the
server retries the message...

			Isn't a better way to handle store "expiracy"
would be something quite useful than flushing the full store? 

			 

			Actually, what would happen if you want to make
a load balanced HA kannel installation. Storing your dlr in mysql seems
the good way of doing that. Is there an equivalent to the store or would
the store be subject to being only a single node ?

			-------
			Mathieu Bruneau

			
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			From: info.ubichip [mailto:[email protected]]

			Sent: Friday, September 28, 2007 4:32 PM
			To: Mathieu Bruneau; [email protected]
			Subject: RE: Store Growing

			 

			Hi Mathieu,

			 

			Some answer to your questions :

			1/ it could be retrie but if no route are found,
they stay until you restart Kannel and so Kannel will retry them

			2/ yes, find the files kannel.store and
kannel.store.bak , delete them and restart kannel

			 

			Hope that help

			 

			 

			
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			From: Mathieu Bruneau
[mailto:[email protected]] 
			Sent: vendredi 28 septembre 2007 11:34
			To: [email protected]
			Subject: Store Growing

			 

			Hi,

			I currently have my kannel store that contains
about 300 messages... I found out yesterday that some of them were quite
old ( 2 months ). 

			 

			1)       For those messages, when are they
"retried" to be sent? On restart or is there some trigger inside Kannel
that makes it retry them? 

			2)       Is there a way to clean, let's say, the
one older than 7 days? Or configured an automatic expiracy on the SMS ?

			 

			Regards,

			-------
			Mathieu Bruneau

			 

			 

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