RE: [Users] Dispatcher module - Does it actually work? - sr-users

25 Nov 2005

Andy (or anyone who cares to jump in here),

From the openser docs:
"A gateway matches a request if user part of Request-URI and "From" URI
match the prefix and From pattern of the gateway. "

Does that mean that I need to have a gw table entry for every single possible combination
of every user making calls and every number in the universe they may dial? That's
insane! I must be missing something here.

Oh, and what is an 'RPID URI'???? Never heard of it and I can't find it
mentioned anywhere outside the lcr module.

	-----Original Message----- 
	From: Douglas Garstang 
	Sent: Thu 11/24/2005 7:45 PM 
	To: users(a)openser.org 
	Cc: 
	Subject: RE: [Users] Dispatcher module - Does it actually work?

	Correct me if I am wrong here, but the sketchy docs at openser.org seem to imply that I
am going to need to have multiple rows in my mysql table 'gw' for every single
user who places calls? Is that correct? Is there some way to trim this down? 

	-----Original Message----- 
	From: Andreas Granig [mailto:andreas.granig@inode.info] 
	Sent: Thu 11/24/2005 5:24 PM 
	To: Douglas Garstang 
	Cc: users(a)openser.org 
	Subject: Re: [Users] Dispatcher module - Does it actually work?

		Douglas Garstang wrote:
...
  Andy, no. No one has suggested using the lcr module,
and I wasn't even aware of it until you mentioned it just now. I took a look at the
module docs, they're way beyond my current understanding. it. I'll have to do some
reading. Does it allow you to try another route when one is not responding?

		Yes. You have to define a set of destinations which you can load in the
		script using load_gws(), and every call to next_gw() sets the ip/port of
		another destination as ruri, until no more destinations are available.

		You can find an example here:

		        http://linguin.org/ser/lcr_cap/lcr_config_example.txt

		It's for a lcr-version which I have extended a little to be able to
		group destinations according to their capabilities
		(http://linguin.org/ser.php#lcr-cap), but you should at least get the
		idea on how to do it with the vanilla lcr module (just leave out the
		argument in load_gws()).

		Andy