[Freeswitch-users] Query Limit to see how many ports are in use

[Victor Chukalovskiy]

I'd say you need to keep parameters for limit concise and standard. E.g. 
do it in the same format for all customers / trunks:
limit hash maximum_calls ${customer_id} ${customer_limit}

Once things are standard just iterate over a list of ${customer_id}'s 
every N minutes:
limit_usage hash maximum_calls ${customer_id}


On 14-05-14 01:39 PM, Andre Demattia wrote:
> Anyone have any thoughts on this?
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> Subject: [Freeswitch-users] Query Limit to see how many ports are in use
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> Hi, I want to know how can I query everything in LIMIT (hash) to find 
> out how many active ports I'm using. I did see something about 
> Hash_Dump All but I'm not sure what that does. limit_usage <backend> 
> <realm> <id> requires too many parameters, I just want to know 
> everything active.
> I have disabled "nosql" the core database for faster performance 
> (assuming this really helps with performance, let me know if it has 
> nothing to do with performance) so that isn't an option.
> Also, since the core db is disabled, is there a way to see the active 
> calls with UUID so I can kill them if needed?
> Thanks
> Andre
>
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