Hello,
On 01/07/16 16:39, C. wrote:
Hi,
I have followed instructions on setting up Kamailio with MongoDB
backend, and successfully compiled and installed kamailio with the
db_mongo module. It can start successfully. However, when I tried to
add users using the command:
kamctl add test testpasswd test(a)mysipserver.com
<mailto:test@mysipserver.com>
It fails because it is trying to default to MYSQL. Here is the result
of that command:
WARNING: database engine not found - tried 'MYSQL'
ERROR: This command requires a database engine - none was loaded
When I take a look at the kamctl script, it lists all the other kinds
of database engines, except MongoDb, so this is probably why it is
failing. How can I use kamctl to create the required Mongodb
collections (like users, subscribers, etc) that Kamaiio will then
use?My kamailio.cfg seem to be working ok, as I seem to be able to
connect to the database (I modified the file to use db_mongo module),
and I create the initial collections as listed here -
https://www.kamailio.org/wiki/tutorials/kamailio-and-mongodb
indeed, kamctl doesn't support mongodb and it cannot be used to add
subscribers. Practically, behind adding a subscriber (when Mysql is
used) is an SQL INSERT query.
What you have to do is using mongodb insert command, like:
db.getCollection("subscriber").insert( { username: "alice", domain:
"a.com", password: "secret" } )
For whatever table you need in the mongodb, look inside:
- utils/kamctl/mongodb/kamailio/
There are some json files that provide some attributes about the
columns, their types and default values.
Cheers,
Daniel
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