Hello everyone,
I will try to describe a problem that I encountered recently while I was recompiling Kamailio 431 Probably the problem has been already mentioned by someone at the bug tracker but I couldn't find such a topic
So, I had an installed and already configured and working Kamailio I decided simply to add a new module to it, for that I made the following instructions:
'make proper' -> result OK
'make include_modules="the list of needed modules" cfg' -> slows the whole OS (Linux SLED 12), I had a constant disk activity during the time I was waiting to see how the things will finish
After that I tried the same on a different machine, which is the same (virtual machine) , unfortunately the result was the same
After several retries I found that it is impossible to do:
make proper
make include_modules="" cfg
I found that I had to type a 'make cfg' after the 'make proper':
make proper
make cfg
make include_modules="" cfg
make all
I hadn't the time to find out why there is a such problem but I suppose that when you do a 'make proper' your configuration file is deleted Than 'make cfg' creates this config file again and finally 'make include_modules' looks for this configuration file and fills it with the complementary modules Without this configuration file the 'make include_modules="" cfg probably enters to an infinite loop which as result makes your OS not respond
Can anyone confirm the problem ?
Best regards,
Anton
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Hi,
I work for a VOIP service provider, and have been tasked with optimizing
our infrastructure. We have been providing VOIP services to our clients
via Asterisk VMs (PIAF) in an ESXi environment, hosted in a datacenter.
We are looking for some kind of SIP Router, which would authenticate
clients and route their SIP traffic to the appropriate server. By doing
so, we are hoping to further secure our infrastructure and to possibly
have only one Public IP (which would resolve to the Private IP of the SIP
router). The Asterisk servers serve
IVR/RINGGROUPS/OUTBOUNDTRUNKS/INBOUNDROUTES/OUTBOUNDROUTES. The Sip
Router would therefore route all SIP traffic between the phones and the
Asterisk servers, ad the phones would register to the SIP Router. I have
tried many solutions (Kamailio, OpenSER, siproxd, Brekeke), but have not
been able to configure these services to work the way we want them to. I
am including a chart along with this email to outline what we would like
to accomplish.
Any suggestions or guides would be immensely appreciated.
Thank you all for your time.
Kevin Farrell Pelletier - Technicien informatique
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