Hi!
Trying to figure out what needs to be done in git and the wiki to get to release state:
- README's and INSTALL
"Welcome to Kamailio 4.0 - the best thing since sliced bread!"
- Verify all module README's
Do we have all functions covered, are all MI's and RPC's documented, pseudovariables in the cookbook?
- Core
Are all the settings documented in the core cookbook? There are some that have no explanation and
some I think we have agreed to mark "deprecated" in there.
- Selects
Update documentation, maybe move to Kamailio wiki and have a 4.0 version document instead of one generic
- LUA and other app api's
Start documentes per version, move to Kamailio wiki
Anything else?
Everyone can contribute. Users, developers, hang-arounds! If you have commit access, fix it.
Documentation files are excluded from code freeze. This is the time to update them, make sure
they document everything you have in your module, maybe add a few examples.
If you find a problem and are unsure on how to fix it, at least mail sr-dev.
For the Wiki, anyone can edit. Again, if you are not sure, mail sr-dev.
Let's prepare the best release of 2013!!!
/O
Hi,
while porting the MySQL schema to PostgreSQL I've found that it has
a column named "authorization", which is a reserved SQL key word, see
<http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.2/static/sql-keywords-appendix.html>.
MySQL should not have accepted it. Would be nice if this could be changed
before 4.0.
--
Øyvind Kolbu
Hello,
could you please update the core cookbook for Kamailio release 4.0.0?
The core functions "send" and "send_tcp" are including wrong examples of
usage (since many previous versions....). You have written the example
send("10.10.10.10:5070");
which is representing a socket, but not a hostname. However, caused by
the double quote it is interpreted as a hostname and kamailio is trying
to resolve that string. As it is (mostly) not resolvable, kamailio
cannot start. Many newbies are having a problem with this fault. I guess
forward() and its variations will have the same problem, when a target
is added within the brackets (instead of using pseudo variables).
I recommend adding a second example - one for an ip address based target
and one for a domain target with correct forms e.g.
send(10.10.10.10, 5070);
send("kamailio.org");
thanks
Klaus
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Betreff: kamailio doc update
Datum: Tue, 15 Jan 2013 14:50:14 +0000
Von: FEICHTINGER Klaus <Klaus.FEICHTINGER(a)frequentis.com>
An: Klaus Feichtinger (klaus.feichtinger(a)inode.at)
<klaus.feichtinger(a)inode.at>
Please update CORE Cookbook
*send*
Send the original SIP message to a specific destination in stateless
mode. No changes are applied to received message, no Via header is
added. Host can be an IP or hostname. Used protocol: UDP
Parameter is mandatory and has string format.
Example of usage:
send("10.10.10.10:5070");
Is not a valid example. Correct would be:
send(10.10.10.10, 5070); for IP address + port
or
send("myHost.com");