d is
DM> via_builder().
If anyone works on that, they also should make that option generate
compat headers for packets kamailio creates, such as the REGISTER
related packets created by uacreg.
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ve looked at, all of the load-balanced backend
servers have to have a shared credential store of some sort, such as
a replicated sql or ldap cluster, to hold the users' creds, so the
digest (in sip's case) should work on any backend server.
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creating the db
locally.
You can also use a pgpass file (cf https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Pgpass).
or export the env PGPASSWORD with the password. Ie, try:
:; env PGPASSWORD= kamdbctl create
replacing with the password.
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hat which route chunk it uses.
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DM> so I assume is fine to compact old gcc version to something
DM> more generic...
The only thing I can think needs checking is whether openbsd still
uses an archaic gcc.
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SIP E
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quot;, SSL off
there is an extra space, " foo_test" vs "foo_test".
That might turn out to be the entire issue.
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>>>>> "MS" == Marc Soda writes:
MS> I'm having a problem reassembling UDP packets on my Asterisk servers after
MS> passing through Kamailio
You could try having the kama->ast socket use tcp.
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atabase " foo_test", SSL off
DM> Is it something that is documented somewhere or maybe some web search
DM> can indicate the reasons why it happens?
His initial post mentioned that they require ssl for the pg tcp sockets;
the error about pg_hba just c
>>>>> "KD" == Klaus Darilion writes:
KD> Maybe we can find some software with SNI support and BSD license
KD> and then copy/paste the code.
nginx is a possibility.
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>>>>> "AB" == Alex Balashov writes:
AB> The 'uac' module supports this:
AB> http://kamailio.org/docs/modules/4.1.x/modules/uac.html#uac.p.reg-db-url-id
Clearly I was drowsier than I thought when I researched that, as I
completely missed that part of uac
>>>>> "AB" == Alex Balashov writes:
AB> The 'uac' module supports this:
AB> http://kamailio.org/docs/modules/4.1.x/modules/uac.html#uac.p.reg-db-url-id
Clearly I was drowsier than I thought when I researched that, as I
completely missed that part of uac
header on incoming INVITEs and the like from anything with which it has
REGISTERed indicating which outbound registration is relevant to said
request.
If I'm right that there isn't support for that, do any of the app modules
expose enough sip capability easily to write such?
-
.
But the general concept of loading sl.so and calling append_branch()
and sl_send_reply() in route{} is most of what you need to know.
See:
http://www.kamailio.org/wiki/cookbooks/4.1.x/core#append_branch
http://www.kamailio.org/docs/modules/4.1.x/modules/sl.html
for details on append_branch() and sl
d 192.168 address, one each for kama and ast.
It may make a difference. Or not. But it seems worth a test.
What you describe matches a deployment I'm planning, but it is still in
the planning stage. (A remote outside the nat handles things for now.)
SO I'm interested in what is
FC> ask it to do what ever openssl supports, except that right now ECDHE
FC> is hardcoded to p256.
Excellent. Happy to know that.
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>>>>> "JC" == James Cloos writes:
JC> Good point. A quick test shows that contacting asterisk-11 over tls/tcp
JC> negotiates rsa key exchange; kamailio does better and agrees to ECDHE-RSA.
JC> If the trace is of kama talking to asterisk ephemeral is not like
tter; I cannot test right now. Nor can I test
freeswitch.
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you record the full packet trace, wireshark can use your privkey.pem
to decode the tls handshake, recover the session key, and use that to
decode the payload packets.
Cf http://wiki.wireshark.org/SSL for details.
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lient and the shared proxy. That would avoid
modifying the sip software, but I don't know how easy or reliable it is
in practice.
For each of those options, you'll need to run a proxy somewhere outside
of your firewall, with quality AU bandwidth. binarylane.com.au looks
like
>>>>> "JC" == James Cloos writes:
JC> What is the equivalent if I want to set the user part to the value
JC> of a $var()?
I thought that I killed that message before it got out.
Right after sending it everything came back and I got my prototype up
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Thanks,
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n send the files as is.
The deflate scheme is meant for cases like this where the data is
compressed on the fly.
So the change was the correct option.
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issue.
The wikipedia page on openssl mentions wget as an example of a gpl'ed
package with such a linking exception.
This is likely to be an issue for other binary dists, such as fedora.
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