Hi, I would like to know how to configure the cfg script, to configure the media proxy so that it can nat the calls between users that don't have public IP, but not when they have public IP.
best Regards
Javier
Hey all, I have what may or may not be a simple situation.
I've read through dozens of forum entries, dozens more list
mails, and a handful of "tutorials" for openser, and I'm
still missing something I think. I'm not afraid of the
documentation, but neither the "core cookbook" nor the
modules documentation had enough detail that I could catch
on to what's going on.
Let me lay out my scenario, and maybe somebody can point to
a particular document or solution I can follow up on.
I have multiple asterisk boxes: four as media gateways with
TDM trunks, one feature server (VM), and three registrars.
So needless to say, I have a lot of dialplan in there just
for calls that stay in my network.
What I'd like is to introduce a single openser box in there,
and for any call that any of those asterisk machines gets,
it sends it to openser, which then just calls a simple
script (which I've already more or less written) to know
what to do.
So for example, I own the 555-1000(-1099) DID block
DID 555-1000 is registered to machine1
DID 555-1001 is registered to machine2
In openser, I'm envisioning a call like such
(php style notation):
my $number = 5551000
in openser: $newdestination = exec('lookupdestination($number)');
now $newdestination is 5551000@machine1
or
my $number = 5551001
in openser: $newdestination = exec('lookupdestination($number)');
now $newdestination is 5551001@machine2
Then I can just route it in the normal openser way.
So there, my lookupdestination script knows all the numbers
in my central database and where they're located, and on an
unknown number assumes it's outside our network so just
sends it to the gateway as is (5552000@gw1) or so.
Thanks for any pointers at all,
dave
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- Alice
This doesn't work for me any more:
avp_pushto("$P-Asserted-Identity", "$avp(s:tmp_uri)");
I get this:
Aug 31 13:42:00 www openser[21792]: ERROR:avpops:fixup_pushto_avp:
unsupported destination "$P-Asserted-Identity"; expected $ru,$du,$br
Has anything changed?
-g
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Hi, I would like to know how to configure the cfg script, to configure the media proxy so that it can nat the calls between users that don't have public IP, but not when they have public IP.
best Regards
Javier
Hi, I would like to know how to configure the cfg script, to configure the media proxy so that it can nat the calls between users that don't have public IP, but not when they have public IP.
best Regards
Javier
Hi, I would like to know how to configure the cfg script, to configure the media proxy so that it can nat the calls between users that don't have public IP, but not when they have public IP.
best Regards
Javier
Hello everybody,
It's more than one year since the OpenSER project started. A large
community of users and developers has been formed around OpenSER. It's a
very active community and one of the most important goals of the OpenSER
project is to keep the users community as synchronized as possible with
the developers and management groups.
During past time we met a lot of people that were happy to see us or we
were happy to see them. So, we came to the idea of organizing a OpenSER
Summit where OpenSER fans (all types of fans) should meet to share their
experience, to discuss about future ways of developing the project or
just to personally meet people from the mailing lists. The idea is to
have people talking about how they are using OpenSER in different
contexts and which were/might be their needs, development people talking
about possible solutions and about their ideas of enhancing OpenSER, etc...
We were thinking of taking advantage of the upcoming VoN in Berlin in
the beginning of November and to organize the Summit within the same
time frame - it will be more convenient for people to travel for two
events at the same time.
We would like to have some feedback from the community - how many people
are interested in such a meeting, what will be their primary interests.
Any other OpenSER-related ideas are most welcome!
Best regards,
Bogdan
Hi all
iam testing Voicemessages with Asterisk
in the log i get frequently
pre_auth(): Invalid nonce value received, very suspicious !
when i debug, i get the following message
i have posted my config couple of day back
5(2213) get_hdr_field: cseq <CSeq>: <6> <REGISTER>
5(2213) DEBUG: is_maxfwd_present: value = 70
5(2213) parse_headers: flags=256
5(2213) DEBUG: get_hdr_body : content_length=0
5(2213) found end of header
5(2213) find_first_route(): No Route headers found
5(2213) loose_route(): There is no Route HF
5(2213) check_self - checking if host==us: 14==13 && [mydomain.com] ==
[myipaddress]
5(2213) check_self - checking if port 5060 matches port 5060
5(2213) parse_headers: flags=-1
5(2213) parse_headers: flags=-1
5(2213) check_via_address(some ip address, some ip address, 0)
5(2213) check_self - checking if host==us: 14==13 && [mydomain.com] ==
[myipaddress]
5(2213) check_self - checking if port 5060 matches port 5060
5(2213) parse_headers: flags=4096
5(2213) pre_auth(): Credentials with given realm not found
5(2213) build_auth_hf(): 'WWW-Authenticate: Digest realm="mydomain.com",
nonce="44f6ee623e15edb81a22dcec25ebe8c58b6e056d"
'
> mysql-4.1.20-1
>
> There's no 5 built for centos yet, but this should be fairly
> up to date...
Well, there's always the option to compile from source ... which isn't
quite as painful as it sounds.
> The program works.. but I'm not sure what that error might
> cause in way
> of bugs, or whatever.
me either ... sorry!
> I had no end of problems installing mysql-ruby in the end, I ended up
> running the extern.rb with some command line options
> --with-mysql-config
> and that got the makefile built.
Yeah, same here ... it was quite tedious trying to get it to compile
correctly. Ended up having to reinstall MySQL to get the
libmysqlclient.so library which isn't bundled with the Solaris package.
*sigh*
> BTW, what version of mysql-ruby should I be running, I'm
> using 2.5.1 at
> the moment, 2.6 and 2.7 were also available
I went for 2.7 - again, the latest version available - when I just built
my Solaris 9 OpenSER Administrator installation.
HTH,
Peter.
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