Hi All, I'm trying to send a custom NOTIFY message to a list of users that are registered with Kamailio. The procedure would be invoked via HTTP (jsonrpc/xmlrpc over HTTP). 1. Should I be looking at the t_uac_start/t_uac_dlg MI commands to accomplish this? Is this the best way to do it if the NOTIFY sent to the phones are unsolicited? 2. I tried to use the xhttp_rpc module for testing out tm.t_uac_start but kept running into 400 invalid headers. I'm not sure if there is a syntax issue.
The NOTIFY example is NOTIFY sip:123@192.168.5.5 . . From:333@1.1..1\r\nTo:test@2.2.2.2
- Request URL: http://x.x.x.x/http_rpc/tm/tm.t_uac_start?arg=NOTIFY+sip%3A123%40192.168.5.5... - Request Method: GET - Status Code: 400 Invalid headers Thanks for any feedback!
Your best bet is probably $uac_req from the uac module.
On April 26, 2018 7:31:51 PM EDT, strain17 strain17@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi All, I'm trying to send a custom NOTIFY message to a list of users that are registered with Kamailio. The procedure would be invoked via HTTP (jsonrpc/xmlrpc over HTTP).
- Should I be looking at the t_uac_start/t_uac_dlg MI commands to
accomplish this? Is this the best way to do it if the NOTIFY sent to the phones are unsolicited? 2. I tried to use the xhttp_rpc module for testing out tm.t_uac_start but kept running into 400 invalid headers. I'm not sure if there is a syntax issue.
The NOTIFY example is NOTIFY sip:123@192.168.5.5 . . From:333@1.1..1\r\nTo:test@2.2.2.2
- Request URL:
http://x.x.x.x/http_rpc/tm/tm.t_uac_start?arg=NOTIFY+sip%3A123%40192.168.5.5...
- Request Method: GET
- Status Code: 400 Invalid headers
Thanks for any feedback!
-- Alex
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