[Freeswitch-users] conferences lead to high server load

[Sergey Okhapkin]

-vm option has been removed and is the default behavior now, -heavy-timer 
option switches to old (pre-1.0.5) way.

On Saturday 13 March 2010, Brian May wrote:
> 2010/2/28 Christian Löschenkohl <christian.loeschenkohl at xpirio.com>:
> > problem solved with -vm
> > with this option we now have the usual low load for 50-70 conference
> > users
> 
> I can't see any documentation for vm, either here:
> 
> http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Command_line
> 
> or here:
> 
> huey:/opt/freeswitch/conf# /opt/freeswitch/bin/freeswitch --help
> these are the optional arguments you can pass to freeswitch
> 	-nf                    -- no forking
> 	-u [user]              -- specify user to switch to
> 	-g [group]             -- specify group to switch to
> 	-help                  -- this message
> 	-version               -- print the version and exit
> 	-waste                 -- allow memory waste
> 	-core                  -- dump cores
> 	-hp                    -- enable high priority settings
> 	-vg                    -- run under valgrind
> 	-nosql                 -- disable internal sql scoreboard
> 	-heavy-timer           -- Heavy Timer, possibly more accurate but at a
>  cost -nonat                 -- disable auto nat detection
> 	-nocal                 -- disable clock calibration
> 	-nort                  -- disable clock clock_realtime
> 	-stop                  -- stop freeswitch
> 	-nc                    -- do not output to a console and background
> 	-c                     -- output to a console and stay in the foreground
> 	-conf [confdir]        -- specify an alternate config dir
> 	-log [logdir]          -- specify an alternate log dir
> 	-run [rundir]          -- specify an alternate run dir
> 	-db [dbdir]            -- specify an alternate db dir
> 	-mod [moddir]          -- specify an alternate mod dir
> 	-htdocs [htdocsdir]    -- specify an alternate htdocs dir
> 	-scripts [scriptsdir]  -- specify an alternate scripts dir
> 
> 
> 
> What does it do?
>