Hi,
Just for the (pipermail) record: How I got OpenSER+SEMS to work on FreeBSD.
OpenSER is not causing any problems in combination with SEMS-svn anymore. No need to use any specific version, just the CVS-head from openser.org. It now works completely, an IVR app is reading out .wav files and processing the DTMF music that I play for it.
In openser.cfg I used ... unix_sock="/tmp/openser.sock" ... if(!t_write_unix("/tmp/sems.sock", "ivr")){ t_reply("500", "error contacting sems"); } ...
In sems.conf I used ... socket_name=/tmp/sems.sock reply_socket_name=/tmp/sems.reply.sock ser_socket_name=/tmp/openser.sock send_method=socket ...
I started OpenSER with openserctl start
I started SEMS with /path/to/sbin/sems -d vr0 -f /path/to/etc/iptel/sems/sems.conf
The name vr0 happens to be the ethernet interface that I am using, on Linux you'd mostly use eth0 for the same setup.
All this runs on FreeBSD with adaptions that were checked into SVN, rev.39.
Greetings, -Rick