Hello,
On 16/03/16 13:56, Barış Şekerciler wrote:
> Hello everyone,
> I have Kamailio server which runs at 192.168.2.170 address and have
> PostgreSQL server which runs at 192.168.2.174.
>
> So I tried to arrange Kamailio for working with PostgreSQL but I think
> I give something miss. I couldnt h
I am using the following script to ban users failing to authenticate with
fail2ban:
My problem is that it logs attempts of users only existing to the database
I would like to modify it in order to log all FAILED authentication attempts
Is this possible?
# Authentication route
route[AUTH] {
#!ifdef
Hi folk!
I am trying to implement srv_query usage in my script (server is based on
Kamailio+Asterisk).
The task: when outgoing REGISTER comes from Asterisk (outgoing trunk to
operator), and R-URI consists domain name, need to store all ip-addresses of
remote side (for following use)
Currently, th
Hi!
you need to add one more case in switch ($retcode) condition:
-3 (invalid user) - authentication user does not exist
look in complete list of negative codes here:
http://www.kamailio.org/docs/modules/4.3.x/modules/auth_db.html#auth_db.f.www_authenticate
Hope this helps
Cheers!
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Indeed, I can confirm that this happens even with two entries, running
4.3:9506574:
[root@allegro-4 ~]# kamcmd -s /tmp/kamailio_ctl pl.stats
PIPE: id=bg350_ingress load=0 counter=0
PIPE: id=bg208_ingress load=0 counter=0
[root@allegro-4 kamailio]# curl --digest --user:pass
http://10.150.20.6:5
Hello,
I think auth_check() returns a particular code if the user doesn't exits
-- see the readme and add the return code to the switch along with the
-2 value.
Alternative, you can use the function is_subscriber() from auth_db
module to detect if the user exists or not, and if not, ban it direct
I pushed a patch in master branch for now -- commit id
1c22f395df81dab09288ff945e97b0040894daaf
Can anyone test and see if solves it? Then, if all ok, I will backport.
Cheers,
Daniel
On 17/03/16 22:14, Alex Balashov wrote:
> Indeed, I can confirm that this happens even with two entries, running
Search the net for ngrep, sngrep, sipgrep, tcpdump or wireshark -- all
of them are open source tools that can be used for capturing the sip
traffic.
For ngrep, a good command to run on sip server is:
ngrep -d any -qt -W byline "sip" port 5060
Cheers,
Daniel
On 15/03/16 16:44, Shiv Patidar wrote
