Erlang is a general-purpose programming language and runtime environment. Erlang has built-in support for concurrency, distribution and fault tolerance. This module provides interact with Erlang node. The module allows sending, receiving Erlang messages and RPC calls between each other.
| Parámetro | Tipo | Descripción |
|---|---|---|
| no_cnodes | int | 3.2. cnode_alivename (str) 3.3. cnode_host (str) 3.4. erlang_nodename (str) 3.5. cookie (str) 3.6. trace_level (int) 3.7. rpc_reply_with_struct (int) |
| cnode_alivename | str | 3.3. cnode_host (str) 3.4. erlang_nodename (str) 3.5. cookie (str) 3.6. trace_level (int) 3.7. rpc_reply_with_struct (int) |
| cnode_host | str | 3.4. erlang_nodename (str) 3.5. cookie (str) 3.6. trace_level (int) 3.7. rpc_reply_with_struct (int) |
| erlang_nodename | str | 3.5. cookie (str) 3.6. trace_level (int) 3.7. rpc_reply_with_struct (int) |
| cookie | str | 3.6. trace_level (int) 3.7. rpc_reply_with_struct (int) |
| trace_level | int | 3.7. rpc_reply_with_struct (int) |
| rpc_reply_with_struct | int | 3.1. no_cnodes (int) |
| no_cnodes | int | Number of erlang C node processes to be started to handle the communication tasks. A C node is a C program written to act as a hidden node in a distributed Erlang system. |
| cnode_alivename | str | alivename is the registered name of the Kamailio process. |
| cnode_host | str | C node host is the name of the machine we're running on. If long names are to be used, it should be fully qualified. |
| erlang_nodename | str | The format of the node name is a name@host where name is the name given by the user and host is the full host name if long names are used, or the first part of the host name if short names are used. |
| cookie | str | Each node has its own magic cookie. When a nodes tries to connect to another node, the magic cookies are compared If they do not match, the connected node rejects the connection. |
| trace_level | int | Used to set tracing on the distribution. The parameter is different verbosity level. A higher level means more information. Useful in development, but in production should be disabled. |
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