12 Jul
2014
12 Jul
'14
7:39 p.m.
Hi guys,
I'm designing a new service for a client and I was wondering what your
opinion is of the 2 options I'm considering to separate users on the
server. Basically I want to create closed groups where each user can only
call and receive calls from members of the same group (single domain
install).
Initially I was thinking of just forwarding all the invites to FS and using
the dialplan to enforce this segregation, but now I realize there is a
groups module in kamailio too.
Which 2 courses of action do people recommend? I'm more familiar with FS
than Kamailio, so it would be easier for me to just forward everything to
FS, although that will be more expensive and probably unnecessary if I
could do it all in Kamailio with Siremis.
Would kamailio's group module do the trick? Are there any tutorials out
there I can follow?
Cheers,
Peter
18 Jul
18 Jul
10:39 a.m.
Hello,
On 12/07/14 18:39, Peter Villeneuve wrote:
Hi guys,
I'm designing a new service for a client and I was wondering what your
opinion is of the 2 options I'm considering to separate users on the
server. Basically I want to create closed groups where each user can
only call and receive calls from members of the same group (single
domain install).
Initially I was thinking of just forwarding all the invites to FS and
using the dialplan to enforce this segregation, but now I realize
there is a groups module in kamailio too.
Which 2 courses of action do people recommend? I'm more familiar with
FS than Kamailio, so it would be easier for me to just forward
everything to FS, although that will be more expensive and probably
unnecessary if I could do it all in Kamailio with Siremis.
Would kamailio's group module do the trick? Are there any tutorials
out there I can follow?
Group module should do it -- you can use get_user_group()
for the caller
and then check if callee is in the same group via is_user_in().
But it is not the only alternative in Kamailio -- I would add a new
column to subscriber table and load that via load_credentials from
auth_db module (which is done at authentication time), then check for
callee via sqlops.
If i need caching, either htable or mtree are good options, a matter of
user id (if it is digit only or any alphanumeric set of chars).
Cheers,
Daniel
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