Hi Mauro,
afaik local_route is meant to be used only with OpenSIPS self
generated requests (like CANCEL to forking branches) not with WeSIP.
That is the reason why we implemented the SPIRAL_HDR feature. When you
activate SPIRAL_HDR the messages generated by WeSIP will "enter" again
in OpenSIPS thus you can catch them in the route function (not
local_route). In order to identify them look for the X-WeSIP-SPIRAL
header and then modify the message and relay it with t_realy. Code
would look something like this
route{
if(is_present_hf("X-WeSIP-SPIRAL")){
/* modify your message here as required */
t_relay();
}else{
as_relay_t("app_server_one");
}
}
Regards
Ginés
Hola Gines,
I’m in a test environment and the domain that I use for every user
is resolved with the production SIP server IP…(I haven’t a DNS
domain name associated to my test openser), obviously the production
SIP server responde to every request with a 403 Forbidden message.
I don’t know if this is the problem but with the wesip SPITAL_HDR
set to true, I see only the messages that start in the local_route
function.
To avoid this problem, I’m trying to manipulate the message in the
local_route function without good result L…
Is there another way to do this??
Regards
MD
Da: Ginés Gómez [mailto:[email protected]]
Inviato: venerdì 20 marzo 2009 12:46
A: Mauro Davi’
Cc: [email protected]
Oggetto: Re: [OpenSIPS-Users] Wesip and Opensips
Ciao Mauro,
first, you can manipulate messages from WeSIP itselft
before you send them out. Once they are sent out you can manipulate
them in OpenSIPs script if you configure WeSIP to work in spiral
mode. When working in spiral mode outgoing messages from WeSIP loop
through OpenSIPs script in a new transaction before leaving. You can
recognize them, and work accordingly if you look for the particular
a header that is added by WeSIP. The header is X-WeSIP-SPIRAL
NON-SPIRAL-MODE (Default)
Origin [OpenSIPS WeSIP] Destination
| ----t1----->| ----------->|------t2----->
Internal
Delivery
SPIRAL-MODE
Origin [OpenSIPS WeSIP] OpenSIPS Destination
| ----t1-----> | ----------->|-----------t2------->| ----t3---> |
Internal X-WeSIP-Spiral
Delivery
More on this kind of configuration at
http://www.wesip.com/mediawiki/index.php/Configuration#com.voztele.javax.sip.SPIRAL_HDR
Hope that helps
Regards
Ginés
Hi All,
I’m setting up the Click2Dial wesip application, and I’m trying to
use it.
When I start the call in the opensips script I need to manipulate it.
So in the local_route branch I try to see if the To party is an
alias but I can’t use alias_db_lookup function in the local_route
branch…
Is this correct? How I can manipulate the messages generated by
wesip ?
Thanks in advance
MD
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