5 Commits (4bf7b61787f47f9904294f0aa89208111e1692a0)

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Jon Bonilla	20816f3305	Try to fix kamailio.lcr_gw.group_id ... It's dropped an recreated. That makes the group_id values are generated with the default ones and that's not what we have in provisioning database. The triggers fail as those fields don't match.	13 years ago
Jon Bonilla	cd76e18027	Try to fix the lcr_rule key issue #1967 ... The ley that is tried to be created in 9868.up has no group_id field so it won't be applied in case you already have two peering groups with same peering rules. In case you don't it will apply but the resulting 2.6 version won't allow you to have different peering groups with same peering rules. The solution is what follows: We edit the existing db scripts to allow upgrades to work well. This will make existing 2.6 systems and new 2.6 systems to have different db scehmas. And the existing ones will be still broken. A new db rev 10860.up has been created to unify both kind of systems (the ones which executed the original revs and the ones which excuted the edited ones) and it will also fix the existing versions as it will be executed in existing 2.6 systems via postinst script. Why postinst script? We can't trust users to execute update-db-schema as we don't know all of them. It's better to handle this automatically. This postinst addition is being handled by Mika in another commit.	13 years ago
Andrew Pogrebennyk	1c5dc3596c	return column lcr_gw.group_id, update key on lcr_rule to include request_uri	13 years ago
Andrew Pogrebennyk	e6a212c40f	keep lcr_gw.group_id column for now.. ... we can't drop it without adjusting triggers on provisioning.voip_peer_hosts	13 years ago
Andrew Pogrebennyk	954a1e38f0	fix some discrepancies with vanilla kamailio 3.3 schema ... TODO: we still have two unique keys on lcr_gw from 3.1 times - are those still needed?	13 years ago