Hi RTimer module doc says:
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The module executes route blocks on a timer base. It can create new
timer processes and execute many route blocks on same timer.
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What does it mean "It can create new timer processes"?
Let's suppose I run a blocking call (i.e. sending an HTTP request
which takes too long) from a route block called by a timer of RTimer.
What would it occur?
Thanks.
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Hello,
I was wondering if it would be possible to plug an Application Server on
Kamilio solution using the ISC interface (other than the AS module provided
with Kamailio solution).
Would it be mandatory to use IMS extensions to do so?
Thank you.
RR
Hello,
I would like to use kamailio and its IMS extensions.
Is it mandatory to install and run each module (s-cscf, i-cscf, p-cscf, Hss)
on different machines?
Could I just install/run all the modules on the same VM?
Thank you.
RR
Hello,
sightly off-topic and cc-ed to users mailing lists, but hopefully there
will be people giving valuable feedback based on their experience.
When we started the integration of source code for kamailio and ser, we
went for FlySpray as issue tracking system (aka bug tracker). The
project seems to be dead, nothing happened to it for long time, no
updates and there are warnings using latest php versions, that may
result in malfunctionality or no-functionality with future versions.
Therefore maybe it is the time to make a decision, rather soon than
later, but this time we should look a bit more carefully to available
options, to avoid ending up (in short time) to the same issue.
I see two major options:
A) going to use a source code hosting portal for bug traker (like
sourceforge, berlios, github, a.s.o.)
B) going to use an existing software to be installed on our server and
managed by us
I tend to go for A) as the maintenance of the software will not be done
by us. I do not know which would be the best choice to go for. Of
course, we should consider possible down times (like it happened in the
past) or slow connection to their servers.
B) will give us full control, but then it is about the time to maintain
it (upgrades, security patches, a.s.o.). More than that, it is about
selecting the right software to go with. Since SEMS code is now hosted
in GIT repo of sip-router.org, maybe the tracker can be used by them as
well, eventually by future related projects hosted in our git.
Opinions?
Thanks,
Daniel
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Hi,
Looks like in kam-3.1 the value of $sndto(ip) in onsend_route is
"ip:port", e.g. "1.2.3.4:5060" instead of just "1.2.3.4".
Am I the only one experiencing this issue?
Andreas
Can someone help me by explaining what the alias_db exactly does:
http://www.kamailio.org/docs/modules/stable/modules_k/alias_db.html
As I've understood it, I can add several aliases to my subscribers, for example:
100(a)my-domain.com can have the alias 600(a)my-domain.com
and therefore a client can login with the username 600(a)my-domain.com,
but really have the preferences of 100(a)my-domain.com as that is the
real subscriber.
But it doesn't seems to work.
When I try this:
modparam("auth_db", "load_credentials", "$var(x)=some_col");
I get a parse error:
malformed or non AVP $var(customer_bg_id) AVP definition
Is there any particular reason these days why auth_db columns have to be
loaded to AVPs only?
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