I fear that applying 2c8fe55 will break compatibility for embedded systems
again (issue #1815).
Can you execute the kamdbctl create with 'bash -x' prefixed and see where
exactly it stops? Maybe it is possible to just make this substitution to
confirm to POSIX standard as well.
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Issue seems to appear only when mixing v0 server and v1 client. Closing bug as
your fixes are enough.
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Originally i had everything being backed by ODBC tables, but could never get
the hangs to stop, usually presenting it self as an inability to auth
registrations randomly. I think i also stumbled upon some hard coded MySQL
syntax specific queries in various modules typically using the MySQL
I'm able to connect, the bug report here is more about the errors being written
to the kamailio log.
I'm also experiencing hangs, and hadn't considered that this could be from the
ODBC connection, so I'll look into this.
You indicate that you're working around this by proxying your query
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I worked around this issue (it's more a sql azure thing than kamailio) by
creating a user on the dB and setting default language, db and schema on the
login that was enough to get it to connect.
Be warned though using sql azure with either freetds or the ms Linux driver I
experienced random
Hello Everyone,
In the middle of developing hiops module, another child module has
grown up. I've been developing another module for Kamailio, I called
this "lre". It means light-rtp-engine. The concept of this module is
using the capability of linux-Kernel packet forwarding to forward RTP
packets
