Hi everyone, can I use pattern matching in drouting groups and rules?
So for example I'd like to match on +4412345678*@example.com
In Asterisk dialplan I would do _+4412345678X
Many thanks
Mark.
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OK I think I realised my mistake - rules are matched on longest prefix.
So I think my question should be: Can I use the same principle for
usernames in groups?
On a side note, is it possible to match the group based on the destination
domain instead of the source domain?
Thanks
Mark.
On Mon,
Hi, Vitalii!
Did you try to tune your tls_crlf_* parameters?
https://opensips.org/html/docs/modules/2.4.x/proto_tls.html#param_tls_crlf_drop
Best regards,
Răzvan
On 3/22/19 8:16 PM, Vitalii Aleksandrov wrote:
Hi,
One of my SIP endpoints send CRLF (0x0d 0x0a) messages over TLS
connections to
Hi All ,
I was using opensips-1.11 previously . Now trying to upgrade this to
opensips-2.4 .
I have a query . I was using a feature , if a username is register from
more that 10 different places , then for that username in 200 OK reply
opensips always send latest 10 contacts not all .
We have
Thanks a lot. It helped! I was searching for a global para and
completely forgot about proto_tls module.
Hi, Vitalii!
Did you try to tune your tls_crlf_* parameters?
https://opensips.org/html/docs/modules/2.4.x/proto_tls.html#param_tls_crlf_drop
Best regards,
Răzvan
Hi all.Today i encountered some strange behavior in TCP handling. Case:A - caller, proto=tcp, behind NATB - callee, proto=udp, not behind NATNathelper is active, so A is pinged by OPTIONS from opensips.A registering and then calling to B, B answers, A sends ACK for 200 and in some moment after
I'm still fighting with this and would love some assistance.
Is there more data I should be collecting? do I need to post more
configuration details?
On Wed, Mar 20, 2019 at 4:09 PM John Kiniston
wrote:
> Phone sends it's request to the Proxy, the VIA specifies TLS, The From &
> To are using
Hi Alexey,
Well, the AVPs (as variables) are not visible for the TLS send
operation. In local route, the actual "send" is outside the route
context, so the AVP you set in the local route are not impacting the
later TLS "send".
On the other hand, you can select the TLS certificate to use
Hi John,
I don't think you can "replicate" the event triggers with some
avp_db_query() from script. When you so a save(location), you never know
if that call will translate into updating an existing contact or in
inserting a new one - this is no visible at script level
Regards,
Hi Sagar,
So if I can glue info provided by Bogdan then yes you can pull data from
incoming ESL event and create a new NOTIFY and send it to (where ) !
I would send this new NOTIFY to myself(127.0.0.1:5060) so opensips can find
the location of the desired registered client and relay it swiftly.
Hi,
I don't think the geo location data may be relevant (in order to pick up
the best rtpp) - the most relevant data would be the ping roundtrip from
client to your RTPPs, so you can use the closest as network delay
Regards,
Bogdan-Andrei Iancu
OpenSIPS Founder and Developer
Hi Sagar,
Theoretically you can get ESL events via freeswitch_scripting module [1]
and from OpenSIPS, using an event_route[E_FREESWITCH] [2], you can build
and send SIP request [3] - the question is if you have all the info and
flexibility to construct the Notify requests
[1]
Hi Bogdan,
It would be nice to get rid of these AVPs, and select client domain by
destination IP, but the problem that I have only 1 destination gw IP for all
customers domains.
I have cloud platform, which I’d like to connect from OpenSIPS. And I have many
customers with their domains.
So the
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