Hi Koray,
I understand now, thank you.
In the rtimer route you can use ts_append()
http://www.kamailio.org/docs/modules/devel/modules/tsilo.html#tsilo.f.ts_append
specifying the location table name and the aor for which you have found new
contacts.
The documentation is maybe misleading in this
Hi Federico,
I have multiple kamailio servers.
Clients may register to any one of them.
When an invite is received, transaction is suspended and transaction id is
saved in a htable which is local to the server. And than push notification
is sent to the called client.
In order to understand that
Hi Koray,
I'm not sure I understand your use case.
If you are handling registrations, why having an rtimer process that check
if there are new contacts?
Regards,
Federico
On Wed, Jul 3, 2019 at 7:37 AM Koray Vatansever
wrote:
> Hi Daniel,
>
> I'm using usrloc with db_mode only. So location
Hi Daniel,
I'm using usrloc with db_mode only. So location table is in the database.
When an Invite is received, I suspend the transaction and send push
notification to the called clients.
There is an rtimer process polling location table to find out any client
registered.
When a record is
Hello,
what is the process? When you get the 180 ringing you want to push to
rtimer an event to create a new branch? Or just based on rtimer you want to
create a new branch no matter the 180 was received or not? Try to give
details about the scenario so we can figure out if there is a way to
Hi all,
I want to fork a new branch, while the first one is ringing.
Forking will take place in a rtimer process.
So I will save the invite transaction in a htable, and using this
transaction info I need to append a branch.
I saw TSILO module provides some methods to append branch.
However
