Have you checked the disks to see if they're functioning correctly, perhaps your disk's cables aren't properly seated? Also, have you checked if there's a firmware update for your BIOS/Disk controllers to see if there was an update to fix these issues? What SQLite is spitting out seems like to be mainly an I/O issue with the disks, I may be wrong, but it seems like to be it. On Tue, Nov 23, 2010 at 12:05 AM, Ahmed Ajmal <ahmed.ajmal@breezecom.ae> wrote:
Hi
We have been testing freeswitch(version: FreeSWITCH Version 1.0.head (git-3acc5fd 2010-11-15 20-02-47 -0500) lately with real traffic from our customers and noticed that after running for 12+ hours freeswitch stops accepting calls, I had reported a couple of bugs on JIRA but it looks like it may not be a freeswitch issue rather a SQLite issue, here are a few lines from the freeswitch logs:
freeswitch.log.2010-11-23-00-35-04.1:2010-11-23 00:34:51.333791 [ERR] switch_core_sqldb.c:457 SQL ERR [disk I/O error]
freeswitch.log.2010-11-23-00-35-04.1:2010-11-23 00:34:51.636870 [ERR] switch_core_sqldb.c:457 SQL ERR [file is encrypted or is not a database]
freeswitch.log.2010-11-23-00-35-04.1:2010-11-23 00:35:03.249589 [ERR] switch_core_sqldb.c:457 SQL ERR [file is encrypted or is not a database]
freeswitch.log.2010-11-23-00-35-20.1:2010-11-23 00:35:05.519508 [ERR] switch_core_sqldb.c:457 SQL ERR [file is encrypted or is not a database]
freeswitch.log.2010-11-23-00-35-20.1:2010-11-23 00:35:11.008455 [ERR] switch_core_sqldb.c:457 SQL ERR [disk I/O error]
Previously I had tried to move the db from sqlite to MySQL but on the wiki it says that I cannot move the core db part to MySQL as its SQLite only. So I guess that wouldn’t help fixing the above problem. So, is there a plan to add MySQL core db support in the future?
Thanks
Ahmed
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