Hi,
I am using trunk version of sipp (revision 532) and I invoke sipp using the
following command
./sipp -nd -i 192.168.112.2 -p 5064 -m 1 -sf scenario_file
sipp does not exit, once one call is processed. It keeps processing further
incoming calls. This problem is NOT seen when sipp runs in
hi,
i'm trying to run a simple register using sipp. While running sipp shows
the following error
/home/sipp/normal_call/user1.xml: line 1: syntax error near unexpected
token `newline'
/home/sipp/normal_call/user1.xml: line 1: `?xml version=1.0
encoding=ISO-8859-1 ?'
Any idea
Hello,
how can I insert a variable in a message but as an integer instead of a
floating point number?
For example, if I do:
nop
action
assign assign_to=1 value=1 /
/action
/nop
and try to use it like this ...
CSeq: [$1] REGISTER
...the header will be sent as :
CSeq: 1.00
The only way right now is to use a regular expression to parse it out as a
string.
Charles
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[Sipp-users] Variables as integer
Hello,
how can I
On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 1:59 AM, Charles P Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
The only way right now is to use a regular expression to parse it out as a
string.
Hi Charles,
but is it possible to pass a variable to the ereg action?
It seems search_in will only accept msg or hdr.
I need a variable
With recent trunk versions you can do:
ereg ... search_in=var variable=foo /
Charles
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On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 2:31 AM, Charles P Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
With recent trunk versions you can do:
ereg ... search_in=var variable=foo /
Oh! That's neat.
Thanks a lot.
mayamatakeshi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
i want to use built-in 3pcc scenario , i have 2 PCs as following:
on PC1 ( ip is 192.168.165.227) i used the commands:
./sipp -p 5061 -sn 3pcc-B
./sipp -p 5062 -sn 3pcc-C-B 192.168.165.227:5061 -3pcc 192.168.165.227:4000
on PC2 ( ip is 194.47.156.29) i used the commands:
./sipp
