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modules.conf: update for Asterisk 22.x.x #468
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A number of Asterisk modules were deprecated (and removed) in 21.x.x and 22.x.x. These changes update the ASL3 provided "modules.conf" file to sync with those changes as well as some overdue cleanup. *** NOTE *** The file currently includes some added content and a bunch of questions. For those reviewing the changes, your comments and guidance is welcomed.
I happened to notice this message in the log. Should or can res_adsi.so be changed to noload now?
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@wd5m : you have raised a good question. A quick scan of the Asterisk 22.1.1 sources shows that the following modules would emit that message :
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load = codec_resample.so |
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I don't think we need these - maybe noload just to have them "visible" if someone needs them?
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I had a bunch of dups here. The only 2 remaining are codec_resample.so and codec_g722.so
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load = app_bridgewait.so |
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I'm thinking noload so they are visible. POI:we use confbridge on our hub so maybe others use it too?
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load = func_callerid.so ; Party ID related dialplan functions (Cal | ||
load = func_cdr.so ; Call Detail Record (CDR) dialplan functi | ||
load = func_strings.so |
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We have noload func_strings.so - maybe that is wrong?
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This func_strings.so was a dup from our previous modules.conf file. But, the question of noload vs. load is one to ask (ASL3 "no" or Asterisk "yes")
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I think that function should be enabled.
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load = res_http_websocket.so |
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I don't see the need for these. Maybe others do? noload websocket & musiconhold
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res_musiconhold was a dup here (but it was a noload).
res_http_websocket is a Q
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I don't believe we are using websockets.
Updated/added module descriptions
A number of Asterisk modules were deprecated (and removed) in 21.x.x and 22.x.x. These changes update the ASL3 provided "modules.conf" file to sync with those changes as well as some overdue cleanup.
*** NOTE ***
The file currently includes some added content and a bunch of questions. For those reviewing the changes, your comments and guidance are welcomed.