Mike, I don't have any data yet on my end for large numbers of relations. However, once that PR I'm working on lands, I'll be running tests that will have ~800 individual core relate commands run. That should be a pretty good test. :) And if I see any big performance hit, I'll let y'all know... chad On Wed, Jan 6, 2016 at 8:00 AM, Bote Man <bote_radio@botecomm.com> wrote:
Thanks! I actually found a very helpful Lua tutorial on YouTube from a guy named Tyler Neylon. It got me up to speed rapidly without a lot of b.s. so I'm gonna take a stab at it. It will be very quick and dirty with hard-coded relations, but it is a fixed application so once it is tweaked it should never need to be changed so I can live with that.
But we're still talking about ME so don't stray too far from that irc client today, OK? :-)
I'm up against a huge time crunch so even though I did build this FS installation from source code I just can't take the time for experimentation at this point. (Also, I hope to perform one other simple conference function in the script while I'm already at it). I'm a big user of mod_conference so when I get back home under calmer circumstances I'll have to take a look at it as this could prove very useful in certain niche applications.
Thanks again!
Bote
On Wed, Jan 6, 2016 at 8:59 AM, Chad Phillips <chad@apartmentlines.com> wrote:
If you can compile FS for your use case, this PR I have pending might simplify things for you: https://freeswitch.org/jira/browse/FS-8685
Basically allows you to form multiple relations with one command. Note that it doesn't reduce the amount of relations core forms, just the number of individual relate commands you need to issue from the Lua script.
I'm also pretty good with Lua, if you're interested in going the bounty route. You can probably catch me in #freeswitch today, nick hunmonk.
Chad
On Tue, Jan 5, 2016 at 7:37 PM, Bote Man <bote_radio@botecomm.com> wrote:
This is probably best answered by Anthony or Mike J.
I need to make extensive use of the "relate" conference API command to eliminate feedback between a bunch of VoIP speakers that have microphone talkback capability.
Is there a practical limit on how many "relations" I can set up to mute conferees from hearing each other? I have 16 endpoints in one building and probably 8 to 10 of them need to be muted relative to their nearest neighbors so that list can get fairly large I imagine. I just don't know how far I can push it.
Then I have to become a wizard at Lua script programming in a matter of a few hours to make this all work. Pointers to help are greatly appreciated. If I get stuck look for a bounty request :-)
I'm thinking I can set up a linked-list populated with the extension number (which I know and is fixed) paired with the conference user id (which varies with each call, but is used by the 'relate' command). I'm just going to make it very simple with everything defined in the script header since it won't change.
Once this is done I hope to donate it back to the community in the rare chance that somebody else finds it useful.
Thanks!
Bote
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