On 12/07/12 06:51, Gabriel Gunderson wrote:
I don't know if it's the same thing or not. I'm talking about the unique number given to a FS instance when it's started up (as I recall, it's based on MAC addresses or something).
It's sent with xml curl POSTs and so we'll often put that serial number in the database so we know what FS server is asking for it's configs.
It can also be found in the log directory by cat-ing the 'freeswitch.serial' file (I think).
I see no freeswitch.serial in the log directory, however a file with that name is created in the conf directory each time FS starts (if it does not already exist). It consists of the hexadecimal representation of the local_ip_v4 variable, followed by four random hex chars. This is saved to the global switch variable "switch_serial", but the only place this is currently used is in the ZRTP zid_string. I think what you're seeing in the curl POSTs is something else.