18 Oct
2011
18 Oct
'11
11:26 p.m.
I am wondering two things.
1. is there a place on the web that I may find a basic cfg file to at least
get Kamailio running.
2. is there a resource that tells you what to include for what you want to
use the system for. At this point, it seems like I should just include
everything because I don't know what I might not need.
I looked at the references on the website and found the information a little
overwhelming with all the options that are available. I think smaller bit
sizes would be helpful at this time for me.
Peter
19 Oct
19 Oct
4:34 a.m.
Am 18.10.2011 um 22:26 schrieb Peter Schrock:
I am wondering two things.
1. is there a place on the web that I may find a basic cfg file to at least get Kamailio
running.
There are a few basic configuration files within the sources. Look into the etc/
directory.
2. is there a resource that tells you what to include
for what you want to use the system for. At this point, it seems like I should just
include everything because I don't know what I might not need.
No, don't do that. Using modules which you do not really require increases complexity,
resource usage, and failure probability. On the contrary, what's the worst thing that
can happen if you forgot to include a module which you required? Kamailio resists to start
and barks at you. What you would do then is find the module you need and include it.
Repeat until Kamailio flies.
I looked at the references on the website and found
the information a little overwhelming with all the options that are available. I think
smaller bit sizes would be helpful at this time for me.
Kamailio is quite a chunk of software with a wealth of modularity and configurability at
hand. Look at the configuration files in etc/ to get a feel for what's possible. If
you need help on how to implement certain features with Kamailio, feel free to ask on the
mailing list on specific subjects.
Cheers,
--Timo
6:46 a.m.
I guess my frustration is that I had it set up previously, even
completed a test call that worked. I rebooted my computer to test
something and ended up loosing everything. Kind of frustrating. Thanks
again for the help. I will get this.
Peter
On Oct 18, 2011, at 6:34 PM, Timo Reimann <timo.reimann(a)1und1.de> wrote:
Am 18.10.2011 um 22:26 schrieb Peter Schrock:
I am wondering two things.
1. is there a place on the web that I may find a basic cfg file to at least get Kamailio
running.
There are a few basic configuration files within the sources. Look into the etc/
directory.
2. is there a resource that tells you what to
include for what you want to use the system for. At this point, it seems like I should
just include everything because I don't know what I might not need.
No, don't do that. Using modules which you do not really require increases
complexity, resource usage, and failure probability. On the contrary, what's the worst
thing that can happen if you forgot to include a module which you required? Kamailio
resists to start and barks at you. What you would do then is find the module you need and
include it. Repeat until Kamailio flies.
I looked at the references on the website and
found the information a little overwhelming with all the options that are available. I
think smaller bit sizes would be helpful at this time for me.
Kamailio is quite a chunk of software with a wealth of modularity and configurability at
hand. Look at the configuration files in etc/ to get a feel for what's possible. If
you need help on how to implement certain features with Kamailio, feel free to ask on the
mailing list on specific subjects.
Cheers,
--Timo
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25 Oct
25 Oct
1:46 a.m.
btw: it is really preferred to use the default config file. Creating a
new one from scratch or simpler ones is only useful if you really
understand all details of Kamailio and SIP. Otherwise your config can
easily be insecure and exploited.
regards
klaus
On 18.10.2011 14:26, Peter Schrock wrote:
I am wondering two things.
1. is there a place on the web that I may find a basic cfg file to at
least get Kamailio running.
2. is there a resource that tells you what to include for what you want
to use the system for. At this point, it seems like I should just
include everything because I don't know what I might not need.
I looked at the references on the website and found the information a
little overwhelming with all the options that are available. I think
smaller bit sizes would be helpful at this time for me.
Peter
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