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Hello,
I have a question about openser: Does openser support RFC 3428 (Instant Messaging (IM))? If so, How do I have to configure openser to relay SIP method MESSAGE ?
regards helmut
Helmut Kuper writes:
I have a question about openser: Does openser support RFC 3428 (Instant Messaging (IM))? If so, How do I have to configure openser to relay SIP method MESSAGE ?
openser does support both relaying and storing of message messages. see t_relay for the former and msilo module for the latter function.
-- juha
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Hi,
ups, the 1.2.x docu for msilo module seems to contains some wrong expamples (m-store(0), break commands, ...) so I fixed that on my site.
Currently one problem left:
I use x-lite as caller and callee. openser acts as a registrar and central sip router. When callee isn't registered all sip messages of type MESSAGE are send to a seperate openser server, which stores the messages from caller. When callee is back on, the server sends all stored messages for callee to callee.
This works good, except, that messages of type "application/im-iscomposing+xml" were not accepted by xlite. xlite sends a "400-Invalid Format"
U can find 3 screenshots attached to this mail:
- -ctype-orig.png is the message what was send originally from xlite client (caller)
- -ctype-resend.png is the message what was send from openser/msilo when callee was back on
- -ctype-notaccepted.png is the error xlite (callee) sent as a response to the stored message
Main problem is, that those message fills up my database, cause each time a user typs in a message into his xlite messenger, a "compose" message is sent to callee.
Maybe it's good to add a ctype-blocker for stored messages, so they can be deleted before they were added to database.
regards helmut
Juha Heinanen schrieb:
Helmut Kuper writes:
I have a question about openser: Does openser support RFC 3428 (Instant Messaging (IM))? If so, How do I have to configure openser to relay SIP method MESSAGE ?
openser does support both relaying and storing of message messages. see t_relay for the former and msilo module for the latter function.
-- juha
Hello,
On 04/02/07 18:10, Helmut Kuper wrote:
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Hello,
I have a question about openser: Does openser support RFC 3428 (Instant Messaging (IM))? If so, How do I have to configure openser to relay SIP method MESSAGE ?
OpenSER can relay any kind of SIP messages, does not care about message type too much. If your phone has support for new method ABC , OpenSER will relay it with no problem, without need of new coding.
Cheers, Daniel
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