Basically, you are trying to build what Empirix has with their Hammer tool.
You can create an application that is basically a mix of tshark and a
database feeder.
You sniff with tshark and going to basically pipe it to another application
that will read the pcap file, parse it, and load it into
If you write it correctly it will work just fine. That is how most of
all the other correlation engines work. Your setup is not going to be
bigger than some of the large telecoms that use these systems today.
On 2/23/09, kokoska.rokoska kokoska.roko...@post.cz wrote:
Joseph Bajin napsal
But that won't accomplish setting up any sort of Failover right? You'll
have access to the db, but it would do no good correct...
2009/1/19 Michael Jerris m...@jerris.com
You can disable the core db using -nosql or if you want to remotely have
access to an odbc db of calls you can make an
You don't need to define a gateway if you are trying to limit incoming calls
by a particular IP. You can do it two ways, first by using an ACL to only
allow that traffic. Or you can create a dialplan that looks for that
particular IP and then sends it to a particular context based on that IP.
Can you provide details on list, please? Your website says Coming Soon.
On Fri, Jul 25, 2008 at 12:31 PM, Don Witt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
TrueBill will work with Freeswitch. It not only provides Prepaid or
calling
card, but it is a very complete billing solution.
Contact me for more
I assume you are meaning as you are connecting, you may want to play a
custom ringback or fake the ring.
Here's the page to do it:
http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Custom_Ring_Back_Tones
Or if you are using the originate command:
originate {ringback=/path/to/music.wav}sofia/gateway/name/number
/Hangup_causes
/b
On Jul 6, 2008, at 11:09 PM, Joseph Bajin wrote:
I will use xml_curl to query a db for the cheapest routes to use.
It will come back with a couple of different gateways to use. (LCR
idea) Based on the response I get from the first gateway
(404,503,500, 486), I want
