Schumann Sebastian writes:

My lastest tested versions did only write to the database at proxy shutdown. After room creation (and also after startup) the whole imc rooms and members are in the memory.

you are correct. it is possible to check in-memory rooms and membership with mi commands.

-- juha

Dear Juha, Thanks for the mail, and i followed the steps mentioned.But i get the same error when i try to send message to the chatroom q or the sip:chat-room@192.168.64.75 ... kindly guide me .

Juha Heinanen wrote:

Rajesh writes:

...

IAm trying to configure IMC in kamailio.I created two tables in the database named, imc_rooms and imc_members.IN my xlite phone i give the command q:sip@192.168.64.75 ('q' is used as the default chatroom name in .cfg). when i give the command , # create room_name, i get the following error,

ERROR:imc:imc_handle_message: room [q] does not exist! Sep 9 12:28:25 [2632] ERROR:imc:imc_manager: failed to handle 'message'

i don't know about default room names, but try this:

• check that imc db tables are empty

• restart your proxy

• send message to

  sip:chat-room@your_domain

  with body #join

  and make sure that your script calls imc_manager() on this request.

after these steps a chat room sip:chat-room@your_domain has been created and should also show up in db table.

-- juha

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