Hi.
Kamailio hasn't B2B module.
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[mailto:users-boun...@lists.opensips.org] On Behalf Of Toyima Dias
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Hey Duane,
Yeah, that's what I ended up doing. It doesn't seem like ideal
behavior, though - I guess I just wanted to hear from the horse's
mouth if this was the only way the server can behave out of the box.
Thanks!
Ambert
On Tue, Feb 1, 2011 at 5:18 PM, osiris123d [via OpenSIPS (Open SIP
Serv
If I understand you correctly your local version of OpenSIPS has a couple of
modules that use DB and are pointed to the local mysql server and then you
also have a remote DB and point auth_db to that remote DB? Is that
correct? It sounds like for the OpenSIPS databases on both MySQL servers
have
I pointed auth_db at a remote DB and table via the following:
modparam("auth_db", "db_url", "mysql://user:pass@server/MY_REMOTE_DB")
...
if (!www_authorize("serve.name", "users")) {
Doing this, it complains that the table "MY_REMOTE_DB.version" doesn't
exist.
When I create MY_REMOTE_DB.version
The first thing you should do is
http://www.packtpub.com/article/installation-of-opensips-1.6
You can watch the webinars here
http://www.opensips.org/Resources/Webinars
You should join the mailing list
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On Jan 29, 2011, at 11:53 AM, Brett Nemeroff wrote:
> All,
>
> I'm routing calls using 3XX redirects. I serialize the branches. I
> immediately call a next_branches() and arm a failure_route. In the failure
> route I do something like:
>
>
> if (!next_branches()) {
>
Guys I a newbie to OpenSIPS
I have installed opensips and mysql on ubuntu following some instructions.
I have also installed x-lite. Now how to register a user in opensips and to
use it with the client ? I am stuck, please let me know
Regards
Ricky
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They both trace their roots to the OpenSER project and thus share a great
many features. Daniel (Kamailio) and Bogdan (OpenSIPS) are in the best
position to offer you details on the differences between the two projects.
However, if you "just need a SIP proxy" then chances are either software
would
Greetings;
I apologise in advance for this one. I _know_ I screwed it up, but I just
cannot see how. I'm sure it's something blazingly obvious, but I just cannot
find it and it's driving me nuts.
I've written an OpenSIPS config that uses an external perl 'helper' to do an
LCR lookup (it incorpora
2011/2/1 Toyima Dias :
> Hello Community,
>
> I've a question about OpenSIPS; Kamailio and OpenSIPS are the same
> application right? i mean, both are Proxy servers for high enterprise
> productions environmets...what i want to know is if there is any difference
> between them? why the Kamailio com
Hello Community,
I've a question about OpenSIPS; Kamailio and OpenSIPS are the same
application right? i mean, both are Proxy servers for high enterprise
productions environmets...what i want to know is if there is any difference
between them? why the Kamailio community is higher than OpenSIPS co
Hi list,
I having trouble with my script when trying to call forward by reseting
the $ru and doing a route(1)
My problem seems to be coming from the fact that I am changing my $fu
with uac_replace_from. When I xlog the $fu right before the route() It
shows the correct value (the original $fu
Hello list,
I'm using:
Solaris 11 x86 (nv-b91)
OpenSIPS 1.6.4 with TLS
In order to allow two UAs behind the same NAT router to communicated
with each other directly, I'm trying to do something like this in the
main request route block:
if (ruri.received_addr == registered(To-URI).receive
MANY Thanks Jeff...i read the hole section 10 of RFC 3261, but i wasn't sure
how does OpenSIPS set this parameter!!!
Best Regards!
2011/2/1 Jeff Pyle
> Toyima,
>
> The client can request an expiration time. It's the proxy that ultimately
> determines how long the registration is valid, and t
Toyima,
The client can request an expiration time. It's the proxy that ultimately
determines how long the registration is valid, and that is the value that gets
communicated back to the client in the 200 OK from the proxy.
How does the proxy decide? Take a look at this link and the two entrie
I don't have anything against Debian but I think Centos or RH would be more
suitable to the task if they were properly supported.
I don't know but I always have a feeling of being safer using those
platforms for my mission critical applications J
And opensips certainly falls into that ca
2011/1/31 Dave Singer
> Toyima,
>
> I posted in the list last week on the thread "multiple
> use_media_proxy() calls" my notes on getting media proxy installed on
> centos 5.5.
>
>
Many thanks Dave...
> To compile opensips just do the yum installs mentioned in that thread,
> get the opensips so
Hi.
Can I use pseudo variable as first parameter in the function allow_routing?
I've made files domain1.allow, domain1.deny, domain2.allow, domain2.deny.
Next, I'm calling "allow_routing("$dlg_val(cur_domain)")". In the log file I
see "DBG:permissions:check_routing: no rules => allow any routing
Hello!
I am using dialog module for control of call duration.
When timeout of dialog expires I need Opensips send BYE not to caller and
callee contact (which is stored during creation of dialog) but to IP address
and port from which INVITE (caller) and 200 OK (callee) had been received.
Hello,
I'm a little confuse about the process of registration, who does set the
expiration time on a REGISTER request? is it done by the Proxy? or may be
the client? i've read on the RFC 3261 the following:
"Version 1.0 StartHTML:000105 EndHTML:000682
StartFragment:000424 EndFragment:0
Hello.
I maintain OpenSIPS package in fedora/epel.
Of course, let me know if you have issues with OpenSIPS rpm package from
official fedora/epel repos.
On 31.01.2011, at 20:03, Adrian Georgescu wrote:
> Would the maintainers of those packages please step forward so that people
> who need supp
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