Hi,
I am just wondering how to reset the inactive proxy after a
ds_mark_dst() has been made, and the box is up and running again..
I know a restart of the dispatcher works, but would it be interesting to
have this functionality through openserctl??
And in addition to this, I guess the dispatcher.list could be exchanged
to some kind of av_db_load???
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Helge Waastad
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Systemavdelingen
Smartnet
Hi everybody
I have an old SER 0.9.14, and I would like to move the data from MySQL
to a MySQL DB with a OpenSER 1.0.0, and I was wondering if anybody had
some good advice or experience with solving this little problem?
All advice will be greatly appreciated.
Kind regards
Martin Kjeldsen
Hi guys, I'm trying to wrap my head around the usage of SER's FIFO.
I've read up on the FIFO and available FIFO commands, but I really don't
understand when or why you would want to run
serctl fifo <command>
or write directly to
/tmp/ser_fifo
rather than just run
serctl <command>
I haven't found anything in the docs and guides that specifically touches on
when to use each, so if anyone would be kind enough to enlighten me, I'd really
appreciate it.
Thanks!
Nick
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I've upgraded to OpenSER v1.0.1 from 1.0.0.... Do I need to recreate or do anything special to the MySQL database structure, or can it remain as it is?
Thanks,
Doug
Hello all !
I would like to know if it is possible to manage remote gateways
capacity, for instance, I want to send only 30 calls to a given gateway,
and then forward the others to the next one. I think I can handle some
messages with the sl module, but I am not sure how I should do that.
Thank you very much in advance for your answer.
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Serious problem here...
My openser.conf is configured to work with mysql. If I shut the mysql database down for even a few seconds, and restart it, OpenSER fails to reconnect. It is logging this via syslog:
Mar 6 13:23:13 apollo openser[16096]: submit_query: MySQL server has gone away
Mar 6 13:23:13 apollo openser[16096]: db_query: Error while submitting query
Mar 6 13:23:13 apollo openser[16096]: get_ha1(): Error while querying database
This seems like a pretty critical bug. Is it a known bug?
Openser v1.0.0
Doug.
You can restart ser, call will not be interrupted, but if u kill
rtpproxy, there will be no audio and customer will most likely hung-up
But if you stop ser in the middle of conversation and then turn it on
back it will record cdrs, the only stop record (bye records) you going
to loose is that came during ser was down.
I want to urge you though, if two customers during the conversation both
switch off their sip clients, you will not get stop cdr (bye) in
database. For you it will be forever hanging call. If you will have
customers with broken sip client you might never get bye or get multiple
byes for on session.
What I wanna say that idea with getting cdrs from SER is not for
commercial use, just for information because it is not reliable, then
only good way to collect cdrs is to collect them from termination GW or
by using b2bua
:-)
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From: serusers-bounces(a)iptel.org [mailto:serusers-bounces@lists.iptel.org] On
Behalf Of roger leszczynski
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 10:12 AM
To: serusers(a)lists.iptel.org
Subject: [Serusers] cdrs?
does anyone have example files to track cdrs in flat file and mysql
database? im also wondering what happens iof i restart ser while 100
concurrent calls are occuring, and they are still going through
rtpproxy, will the acc module keep tracking those cdrs?
Hello group,
I am trying to determine if record routing would ever be useful on a
dispatcher type sip router. It would seem to me that as long as the
dispatcher hashes on the call-id then it will always ensure that the
proper proxy receives the message.
I do notice in rfc 3261 that it says, "The proxy will remain on the path
if it chooses not to insert a Record-Route header field value into
requests that are already part of a dialog. However, it would be removed
from the path when an endpoint that has failed reconstitutes the
dialog."
In the case of reconstituting a dialog, does it keep the same call-id? I
can't find anything in the rfc that says it does. This would imply,
then, that the dispatcher should handle record routing for cases such as
this. So that it can make sure to forward to the proper proxy even when
the dialog temporarily breaks down.
On that subject. I notice that most of the RR examples I see use:
if (loose_route()) { t_relay(); }
or something similar. Is there a way to forward the message on to the
proper proxy using rr without using the tm module?
Or perhaps a better question would be: what is the proper way to forward
on to the correct box with record routing?
thanks,
Rick
Hi,
I'm working with SER and I'm trying to make a state machine for SER. I'm
having some difficults on trying to understand how modules work, because
SER have to be extended to enable such functionality. The idea is to SER
recognize that a client has already estabilished a conection with a
video server throught SER's proxy and therefore SER must redirect the
new INVITE to another proxy. In this new proxy the trafic will be
multicast, so that everyone who wants the same video service will have
it.
SER just need to recognize that two or more clients wants to estabilish
conection with the same terminal.
Can you help me in how or where in the modular arquitecture of SER will
I have to act?
Thanks.