On Sat, Sep 20, 2014 at 1:35 PM, Joshua Colp <jc...@digium.com> wrote:
> George Joseph wrote: > >> On Sat, Sep 20, 2014 at 1:10 PM, Joshua Colp <jc...@digium.com >> <mailto:jc...@digium.com>> wrote: >> >> George Joseph wrote: >> >> <snip> >> >> >> Or separate objects from a config file perspective but >> implemented in >> pjsip_configuration with endpoint. >> >> >> Completely separate. Mixing the two defeats the purpose of having a >> clear boundary. >> >> Ok, how about this... 2 new object types called "composite" and >> "pattern" (or whatever) implemented in a separate res_pjsip_* module >> >> [mytrunk] >> type = composite >> pattern = trunk >> etc... >> >> [trunk] >> type = pattern >> register = yes >> contacts = static >> outbound_auth = yes >> inbound_auth = no >> identify = yes >> >> > I don't understand the naming or what they mean at first glance ^_^ > > I was thinking that we probably don't want to create hard coded objects called "trunk", "user", etc. Instead let the user define the patterns that suit them. So, define a pattern first... [trunk-pattern] type = pattern contacts = static ; would cause a contact line to appear in the aor ; for each server register = yes ; would cause a registration object to be created for each ; server outbound_auth = yes ; would cause an auth object to be created which the ; endpoint would reference as outbound_auth inbound_auth = no ; would do the same thing for endpoint/auth identify = yes ; would cause an identify object to be created with a ; match for each server Actually, the pattern could specify how to construct other variables... client_uri = sip:%OU@%S contact = sip:%S server_uri = sip:%S Now for each trunk... [mytrunk] type = composite pattern = trunk-pattern server = sip1.itsp.com server = sip2.itsp.com outbound_username = myusername outbound_password = mypassword would be the equivalent of... [mytrunk] type = endpoint aors = mytrunk outbound_auth = mytrunk-auth [mytrunk] type = aor contact = sip:sip1.itsp.com contact = sip:sip2.itsp.com [mytrunk-auth] type = auth username = myusername password = mypassword [mytrunk-id] type = identify endpoint = mytrunk match = sip1.itsp.com match = sip2.itsp.com [myrunk-reg-1] type = registration endpoint = mytrunk client_uri = sip:myusern...@sip1.itsp.com server_uri = sip:sip1.itsp.com [myrunk-reg-2] type = registration endpoint = mytrunk client_uri = sip:myusern...@sip2.itsp.com server_uri = sip:sip2.itsp.com
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