Hi James,
It seams that the crash is because of a bogus debug message - do you run
opensips in full debug mode (debug=6) ?
Anyhow, in gdb, please switch to frame #1 and print the following values:
p
*p
*p-pres_uri
p-pres_uri
*p-watcher_uri
p-call_id
p-to_tag
Hi,
See the uac module, with the uac_replace_from() and uac_replace_to()
functions:
http://www.opensips.org/html/docs/modules/1.7.x/uac.html#id250475
http://www.opensips.org/html/docs/modules/1.7.x/uac.html#id292749
The functions allows you independently change the display or/and the
Hi,
There is nothing like compiling an opensips script or so.
the -c flag is for check the validity of opensips script, without
actually starting opensips
the -f file is specifying opensips which file to use as script file.
if you do not specify, a default one will be loaded (in etc/
Hello,
I have posted this same question and on the Stackowerflow -
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8309414/init-d-script-for-openxcap-on-centos-6
I'm somewhat new to Linux and OpenXCAP and I'm trying to make an init.d
script for OpenXCAP on CentOS 6.
My script can start and stop OpenXCAP
Hi Bogdan, thanks for your advice.
I was wondering what will happen to real RTP stream. I mean: as I sayd, for
Fax server point of view, OpenSIPS acts as Sip Proxy to direct the T38 flow,
after correct fax's handshake.
OpenSIPS, after analyzed/changed the INVITE, should redirect all stream to
IP
Thanks Ovidiu. I'm looking into rtpproxy.
Opensips can sit at the edge of your private network (with one
interface on the public network and the other one on the private
network) or it can sit inside the private network (and some port
forwarding is required on the firewall).
Any
Running opensips at the edge of the network is simpler then running it
behind a firewall (the config needs more tweaks).
If you don't have a lot of experience with opensips, I would recommend
running opensips on two interfaces.
Regards,
Ovidiu Sas
On Tue, Nov 29, 2011 at 8:09 AM, Matt Hamilton
Running opensips at the edge of the network is simpler then running it
behind a firewall (the config needs more tweaks).
If you don't have a lot of experience with opensips, I would recommend
running opensips on two interfaces.
That's what I'm going to do. Thanks again.
Matt
Hi Bogdan Thank you for helping.
*UAC* 192.168.1.69
*Opensips* 192.168.1.69:5060
When I run this sipp command
sipp 192.168.1.69:5060 -sf uac-reg.xml -inf users.txt
* I got no reaction from opensips *
What is wrong? I follow every instruction that I know but with no success?
this is my
I think before you start testing OpenSIPS with SIPP you need to make sure
your config or your install of OpenSIPS is actually working. Are you able
to register a softphone client? When you use ngrep or any other siptrace do
you see opensips responding to anything? When you look in syslog do
Here's probably a more telling BT (Debug=3)
#0 0x2aba8e563f33 in get_dialog (dialog=0x7fff59e5b5d0,
hash_code=value optimized out) at hash.c:480
480 if((p-watcher_uri-len==
dialog-watcher_uri-len)
(gdb) bt
#0 0x2aba8e563f33 in get_dialog
Realized I got variables from the wrong frame.
(gdb) print p
$1 = (ua_pres_t *) 0x2aba902bfb00
(gdb) print *p
$2 = {hash_index = 305, local_index = 0, id = {s = 0x2aba902bfc44
DIALOG_PUBLISHb\374+\220\272*, len = 14},
pres_uri = 0x2aba902bfc18, event = 64, expires = 1322593862,
desired_expires
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