it wouldn't work completely with the way mod_voicemail is written today. we have been looking at a rewrite of this in the future but waiting on funding and other details to be worked out as its a big project. As it is today you'd need to use shared mounted storage to cluster voicemail using mod_voicemail
On Wednesday, May 11, 2016, Avi Marcus <avi@avimarcus.net> wrote:
After a bit more investigating (looking at FusionPBX's extensive lua script for VM) it looks like I'd be able to use mod_http_cache as a bridge to Amazon S3 for both recording and playback. Am I missing anything?Would using it for all of that mean I'd need to use file format option, which would prevent me from using http_api?Is anyone using this in production?I'm hoping this example is a typo:enable-file-formats=false
<action application="playback" data="http_cache://https://example.com/media/hello_world.wav"/>-Avi MarcusBestFoneOn Wed, May 11, 2016 at 8:58 AM, Avi Marcus <avi@avimarcus.net> wrote:I checked confluence and I don't see any updates...Is it possible to store voicemail messages & greetings somewhere NOT on the disk?e.g. S3, in the same database at the voicemail prefs, etc?I'm rebuilding an old cluster and this is an issue I didn't find a good solution to.It's one of the only things I'd need to have a distributed filesystem for and I haven't had much luck with those.Thanks,-Avi MarcusBestFone