Re: [SR-Users] controlling presence with new module `pua_json`
hi Bill, The json body you send has to correspond with your SIP SUBSCRIBE data (active_watchers table) I'd be happy help out if you want to send me some data from your active_watchers table. Thanks, E On Thu, Aug 29, 2019 at 12:50 PM Henning Westerholt wrote: > Hello Bill, > > (please keep the list in CC) > > yes, this seems to be the case. Just looked briefly to the code, it does > an assignment in some cases. E.g. if no Presentity* data is given it > will just use the From* information. And then it should later output an > error from pua_json_update_presentity(..) if there is not the necessary > data. Do you see any error message like this? > > Another idea - does it works if you add more "missing" data in the curl > requests? > > Cheers, > > Henning > > > Am 28.08.19 um 21:16 schrieb b...@novatrope.us: > > Henning: Good point. > > > > I do see a number of errors in the log. It looks like the json routine > > is looking for data that is not in the http query as specified by the > > author. > > > > > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): > > Event-Name: [update] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): > > Event-Package: [dialog] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): Json-c > > error - failed to extract field [Presentity] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): > > Presentity: [] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): Json-c > > error - failed to extract field [Presentity-User] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): > > Presentity-User: [] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): Json-c > > error - failed to extract field [Presentity-Realm] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): > > Presentity-Realm: [] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): From: > > [sip:1020101@] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): > > From-User: [1020101] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): > > From-Realm: [] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): Json-c > > error - failed to extract field [From-URI] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): > > From-URI: [] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): To: > > [sip:1020108@:50060] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): > > To-User: [1020108] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): Json-c > > error - failed to extract field [To-URI] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): To-URI: [] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): > > Call-ID: [1020101@] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): Json-c > > error - failed to extract field [From-Tag] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): > > From-Tag: [] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): Json-c > > error - failed to extract field [To-Tag] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): To-Tag: [] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): Json-c > > error - failed to extract field [Direction] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): > > Direction: [] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): State: > > [Confirmed] > > 17(125579) DEBUG: presence [event_list.c:348]: search_event(): start > > event= [dialog/5] > > > > On 8/28/19 12:00 PM, Henning Westerholt wrote: > >> Hello Bill, > >> > >> just giving some generic debug pointers here: > >> > >> - do you see any errors in the kamailio log file? > >> > >> - do you see any SIP traffic (e.g. by observing with ngrep, wireshark > >> etc..) to the phone after your curl command? > >> > >> Cheers, > >> > >> Henning > >> > >> Am 28.08.19 um 19:04 schrieb b...@novatrope.us: > >>> Hi all: > >>> > >>> I am trying to use the procedure for setting BLF lights described in > >>> > https://blog.voipxswitch.com/2018/02/22/kamailio-controlling-presence-with-new-module-pua_json/#comment-587 > >>> > >>> > >>> WIthout success. > >>> > >>> My configuration is 1 Grandstream GXP2130 phone behind a NAT on a > >>> public IP. (IPP in example below) > >>> > >>> Kamailio is running on public IP (IPK in example) listening on port > >>> 50060 > >>> > >>> The command I am sending: > >>> > >>> curl -d > >>> '{"Call-ID":"1020101@ > ","Event-Category":"presence","Event-Name":"update","Event-Package":"dialog","Expires":"3600","To":"sip:1020108@ > :50060","To-User":"1020108","To-Realm":":50060","From":"sip:1020101@","From-User":"1020101","From-Realm":"","State":"Confirmed"}' > > >>> > >>> http://localhost:8080/presence/ > >>> {"Call-ID":"1020101@ > ","Event-Category":"presence","Event-Name":"update","Event-Package":"dialog","Expires":"3600","To":"sip:1020108@ > :50060","To
Re: [SR-Users] controlling presence with new module `pua_json`
Hello Bill, (please keep the list in CC) yes, this seems to be the case. Just looked briefly to the code, it does an assignment in some cases. E.g. if no Presentity* data is given it will just use the From* information. And then it should later output an error from pua_json_update_presentity(..) if there is not the necessary data. Do you see any error message like this? Another idea - does it works if you add more "missing" data in the curl requests? Cheers, Henning Am 28.08.19 um 21:16 schrieb b...@novatrope.us: > Henning: Good point. > > I do see a number of errors in the log. It looks like the json routine > is looking for data that is not in the http query as specified by the > author. > > > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): > Event-Name: [update] > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): > Event-Package: [dialog] > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): Json-c > error - failed to extract field [Presentity] > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): > Presentity: [] > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): Json-c > error - failed to extract field [Presentity-User] > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): > Presentity-User: [] > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): Json-c > error - failed to extract field [Presentity-Realm] > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): > Presentity-Realm: [] > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): From: > [sip:1020101@] > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): > From-User: [1020101] > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): > From-Realm: [] > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): Json-c > error - failed to extract field [From-URI] > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): > From-URI: [] > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): To: > [sip:1020108@:50060] > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): > To-User: [1020108] > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): Json-c > error - failed to extract field [To-URI] > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): To-URI: [] > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): > Call-ID: [1020101@] > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): Json-c > error - failed to extract field [From-Tag] > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): > From-Tag: [] > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): Json-c > error - failed to extract field [To-Tag] > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): To-Tag: [] > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): Json-c > error - failed to extract field [Direction] > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): > Direction: [] > 17(125579) DEBUG: json [json_mod.c:70]: _json_extract_field(): State: > [Confirmed] > 17(125579) DEBUG: presence [event_list.c:348]: search_event(): start > event= [dialog/5] > > On 8/28/19 12:00 PM, Henning Westerholt wrote: >> Hello Bill, >> >> just giving some generic debug pointers here: >> >> - do you see any errors in the kamailio log file? >> >> - do you see any SIP traffic (e.g. by observing with ngrep, wireshark >> etc..) to the phone after your curl command? >> >> Cheers, >> >> Henning >> >> Am 28.08.19 um 19:04 schrieb b...@novatrope.us: >>> Hi all: >>> >>> I am trying to use the procedure for setting BLF lights described in >>> https://blog.voipxswitch.com/2018/02/22/kamailio-controlling-presence-with-new-module-pua_json/#comment-587 >>> >>> >>> >>> WIthout success. >>> >>> My configuration is 1 Grandstream GXP2130 phone behind a NAT on a >>> public IP. (IPP in example below) >>> >>> Kamailio is running on public IP (IPK in example) listening on port >>> 50060 >>> >>> The command I am sending: >>> >>> curl -d >>> '{"Call-ID":"1020101@","Event-Category":"presence","Event-Name":"update","Event-Package":"dialog","Expires":"3600","To":"sip:1020108@:50060","To-User":"1020108","To-Realm":":50060","From":"sip:1020101@","From-User":"1020101","From-Realm":"","State":"Confirmed"}' >>> >>> >>> http://localhost:8080/presence/ >>> {"Call-ID":"1020101@","Event-Category":"presence","Event-Name":"update","Event-Package":"dialog","Expires":"3600","To":"sip:1020108@:50060","To-User":"1020108","To-Realm":":50060","From":"sip:1020101@","From-User":"1020101","From-Realm":"","State":"Confirmed"} >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> Kamailio appears to be processing the command OK, so I think I am just >>> not setting it up properly> >>> >>> Anybody having any luck with this procedure, let me know how you are >>> getting it to work. >>> >>> >>> Bill >>> >>> >>> >>> ___ >>> Kamailio (SER) - User
Re: [SR-Users] controlling presence with new module `pua_json`
Hello Bill, just giving some generic debug pointers here: - do you see any errors in the kamailio log file? - do you see any SIP traffic (e.g. by observing with ngrep, wireshark etc..) to the phone after your curl command? Cheers, Henning Am 28.08.19 um 19:04 schrieb b...@novatrope.us: > Hi all: > > I am trying to use the procedure for setting BLF lights described in > https://blog.voipxswitch.com/2018/02/22/kamailio-controlling-presence-with-new-module-pua_json/#comment-587 > > WIthout success. > > My configuration is 1 Grandstream GXP2130 phone behind a NAT on a > public IP. (IPP in example below) > > Kamailio is running on public IP (IPK in example) listening on port 50060 > > The command I am sending: > > curl -d > '{"Call-ID":"1020101@","Event-Category":"presence","Event-Name":"update","Event-Package":"dialog","Expires":"3600","To":"sip:1020108@:50060","To-User":"1020108","To-Realm":":50060","From":"sip:1020101@","From-User":"1020101","From-Realm":"","State":"Confirmed"}' > > http://localhost:8080/presence/ > {"Call-ID":"1020101@","Event-Category":"presence","Event-Name":"update","Event-Package":"dialog","Expires":"3600","To":"sip:1020108@:50060","To-User":"1020108","To-Realm":":50060","From":"sip:1020101@","From-User":"1020101","From-Realm":"","State":"Confirmed"} > > > > > Kamailio appears to be processing the command OK, so I think I am just > not setting it up properly> > > Anybody having any luck with this procedure, let me know how you are > getting it to work. > > > Bill > > > > ___ > Kamailio (SER) - Users Mailing List > sr-users@lists.kamailio.org > https://lists.kamailio.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sr-users -- Henning Westerholt - https://skalatan.de/blog/ Kamailio services - https://skalatan.de/services ___ Kamailio (SER) - Users Mailing List sr-users@lists.kamailio.org https://lists.kamailio.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sr-users
[SR-Users] controlling presence with new module `pua_json`
Hi all: I am trying to use the procedure for setting BLF lights described in https://blog.voipxswitch.com/2018/02/22/kamailio-controlling-presence-with-new-module-pua_json/#comment-587 WIthout success. My configuration is 1 Grandstream GXP2130 phone behind a NAT on a public IP. (IPP in example below) Kamailio is running on public IP (IPK in example) listening on port 50060 The command I am sending: curl -d '{"Call-ID":"1020101@","Event-Category":"presence","Event-Name":"update","Event-Package":"dialog","Expires":"3600","To":"sip:1020108@:50060","To-User":"1020108","To-Realm":":50060","From":"sip:1020101@","From-User":"1020101","From-Realm":"","State":"Confirmed"}' http://localhost:8080/presence/ {"Call-ID":"1020101@","Event-Category":"presence","Event-Name":"update","Event-Package":"dialog","Expires":"3600","To":"sip:1020108@:50060","To-User":"1020108","To-Realm":":50060","From":"sip:1020101@","From-User":"1020101","From-Realm":"","State":"Confirmed"} Kamailio appears to be processing the command OK, so I think I am just not setting it up properly> Anybody having any luck with this procedure, let me know how you are getting it to work. Bill ___ Kamailio (SER) - Users Mailing List sr-users@lists.kamailio.org https://lists.kamailio.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sr-users