I've got a Lua script which employs the Lua Curl library to "phone a friend" in the process of deciding how to handle a call. It seems to mostly work very well. However, I've had a few instances recently where Freeswitch has mysteriously died on me, and often seen in the vicinity (on the log view of the console) is an external hit. Are there any precautions I should be taking to avoid this? Or simply any way in which I can eliminate this from my enquiries?
On further inspection of freeswitch logfiles, I think the curl thing is a red herring....
I've got a Lua script which employs the Lua Curl library to "phone a friend" in the process of deciding how to handle a call. It seems to mostly work very well. However, I've had a few instances recently where Freeswitch has mysteriously died on me, and often seen in the vicinity (on the log view of the console) is an external hit.
Are there any precautions I should be taking to avoid this? Or simply any way in which I can eliminate this from my enquiries?
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...and following more research, it would appear that this machine was a virtual one (hosted by Digital Ocean, using KVM). I suspect that's the real issue.
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Alex Lake