On 20.08.2012 23:26, Spencer Thomason wrote:
Hello all,
I'm using Kamailio (on a public IP) as a border proxy that handles NAT
traversal (detection and keep alives) for several Freeswitch servers
which have public IPs as well. I'm having a problem record-routing
SUBSCRIBEs and NOTIFYs for
Hi there,
I'm new on kamailio users list.
Now I'm developing a client in javascript (using websockets) to SIP calls.
I'm using last devel version of kamailio with websocket support. I've
already get a correct REGISTER transaction but now I'm not able to get
a correct INVITE transaction. Actually
Hello,
This does look like an issue with authentication rather than WebSockets.
Have you tried using an ordinary SIP client (for example, Jitsi) with
your Kamailio configuration to verify that the authentication part of
kamailio.cfg is correct?
Regards,
Peter
On Tue, 2012-08-21 at 10:59 +0200,
Hello,
I've just test a sip call from an X-Lite client to Ekiga client an
everything has gone ok.
It seems an issue with authentication over WebSockets but I have no
experience in this area so I can not say where the problem is (and
REGISTER auth works fine).
Any other idea or anything else to
Hi,
If the authentication works with another client then it suggest a
problem with your HTML5 client.
There is nothing special or different about authenticating over a
WebSocket connection.
Another thing would be to try a different WebSocket client, for example
sipml5 (which is known to work),
Hello,
you should run kamailio in debug mode and watch the log messages to see
what is not ok with the authentication. Maybe that gives you some hints.
Cheers,
Daniel
On 8/21/12 1:29 PM, Peter Dunkley wrote:
Hi,
If the authentication works with another client then it suggest a
problem
I just hacked a small PHP script to calculate and verify the nonce
manually:
http://pernau.at/kd/sipdigest.php
regards
Klaus
PS: do not use secret passwords for testing :-)
On 21.08.2012 13:24, David Patiño wrote:
Hello,
I've just test a sip call from an X-Lite client to Ekiga client an
Hi,
Awesome tool!
I've been checking my info with the output of your script and the
output is the same. Maybe the auth problem is not here or maybe I've
made mistakes. Could you please tell my if the data I'm using is
correct?
For example, I'm user 101 and I want to call to user 102. So I've
Hi Marty/Fred,
On 20/08/2012 10:40, Marty Beyers wrote:
Hey guys. I am very new to Kamailio. Basically, at this time, I want
to generate a SIP message (from an SMS) within Kannel, and send this
message to my Kamailio server, which will forward the SIP message to
another SIP server. Therefore
Hi,
Kamailio now, connects to Cassandra ok. However the query against the column
family
does not yield any results. Followed the docs to only create the column family
inside the keyspace.
From log:
0(11171) DEBUG: auth_db [authorize.c:274]: realm value [172.23.1.188]
0(11171) DEBUG: auth
When you send the INVITE, then the RURI is not sip:10.1.20.40 but
sip:102@10.1.20.40 - it includes the user part.
I see that you have it correct in the Proxy-Authorization header of the
INVITE, but maybe you calculated the response with the wrong URI.
Anyway, taking a look at your INVITE
Folks,
I'm working on a 5 node network in the following topology:
Host1 - Edge Proxy 1 --- Core Proxy - Edge Proxy 2 - Host2
The proxy machines contain SIP Server installations, the hosts contain user
agent software. I am able to make a call end to end between the hosts, but when
I look at
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