[SR-Users] Problem with parallel forking of aliases

2012-05-09 Thread x-kamailio
Greetings,

I'm having trouble getting parallel forking to work with aliasdb. I'm
running kamailio 3.2 with the standard kamailio.cfg script.

I have found that if an alias points to a set of addresses that all
reference local devices that are registered with the server, kamailio
sends an invitation to the first device in the set (the one that the
aliasdb lookup function sets to the ruri, but does *not* invite any of
the other devices in the set, which aliasdb adds as branches.

However, if one of the other aliases points to a non-local address,
such as a PSTN address, kamailio does correctly invite the non-local
address in parallel with the first alias address, which is a local
device.

It seems as if kamailio is ignoring invitations that it is in effect
sending to itself via the additional parallel branches. I would expect
that to call a branch in parallel, kamailio would need to do a lookup
on the branch address and rewrite it to send the invitation to the
registered device. But none of that seems to be happening.

There must be some additional configuration change required to make
this work. Any suggestions?

-- 
Mark Sidell
Partner
Forte, Inc.
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fax 919-969-2844
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Re: [SR-Users] Problem with parallel forking

2011-01-21 Thread Daniel-Constantin Mierla

Hello,

the problem is that lookup(location) is handling only R-URI, so if ruri 
is for user XYZ and that is offline, then will return false.


Since you create many branches with avp_pushto(), other destinations 
added as extra branches will be not attempted because of 
lookup(location) condition.


The best is to relay the call after the avp_pushto(), so you will get 
two branches (or more) coming back via loopback and then you do lookup 
location for each:


if(src_ip!=myself)
{
   if(avp_db_load($ru/username,$avp(s:fork)))
   {
 avp_pushto($ru/username,$avp(s:fork)/g);
 t_relay();
 exit;
   }
}

if(!lookup(location)) 

Be sure you skip authentication or other checks when the requests comes 
back due to such loop, using if(src_ip==myself) conditions.


Cheers,
Daniel


On 1/21/11 11:10 AM, Daniel Grotti wrote:

Hi all,
I'm using kamailio 3.1 and I have some problems with parallel forking.
I need to implement parallel forking to different users registered on 
kamailio.
So, when call arrives with R-URI= sip:003912345678@IP_server, I need 
to fork te call to (for example) 2 users: 1001 and 1001.


To do that, I've created my usr_preferences table like this:

++--+--++---+--+---+-+
|/  id | uuid | username   | domain | attribute | type | value 
|/last_modified   |
++--+--++---+--+---+-+
|/   1 |  |/003912345678/  || fork  |0 | 1001  |
  |
/|/   2 |  |/003912345678/  || fork  |0 | 1002  |   
   |
/++--+--++---+--+---+-+

and I've added a code to my kam.cfg like this:

if (is_method(INVITE))
{

xlog(L_INFO, REQUEST Invite - M=$rm RURI=$ru F=$fu T=$tu IP=$si 
ID=$ci\n);
 if(avp_db_load($ru/username,$avp(s:fork)))
 {
 avp_pushto($ru/username,$avp(s:fork)/g);

 }

if(!lookup(location))
 {

 xlog(L_INFO, Local user offline - M=$rm RURI=$ru F=$fu T=$tu 
IP=$si ID=$ci\n);
 sl_send_reply(404, User Offline);
 exit;
 }
 else
 {

 xlog(L_INFO, Local user online - M=$rm RURI=$ru F=$fu T=$tu 
IP=$si ID=$ci\n);
 t_relay();
 }

}


If 1001 and 1002 are registered everything works fine (1001 Ringing 
and 1002 ringing).
Ifonly 1001 registered everything works fine (1001 ringing and 1002 is 
offline.).


But when 1002 is registered and 1001 in offline, kamailio try to call 
1001, find that it's offline ( and I get 404 User Offline) but no 
call to 1002 is attempted.




What's wrong ?



Regards,

Daniel



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