26 jun 2013 kl. 06:36 skrev Xiangwen Chen :
> Thanks David,
>
> My user account system is written in Python, can "kamctl" script be called in
> a python program?
> if not, can the user account system directly access the kamailio database,
> and do an SQL insert to create a new sip account?
Bet
25 jun 2013 kl. 17:31 skrev Xiangwen Chen :
> Hello,
>
> I am developing a sip VoIP app in IOS, which want to provide the feature of
> allowing user to create sip account from client side. I use Kamailio as sip
> server.
> My thought is when user register to the the user account system, the u
Thanks David,
My user account system is written in Python, can "kamctl" script be called in a
python program?
if not, can the user account system directly access the kamailio database, and
do an SQL insert to create a new sip account?
Thanks in advance!
__
Thanks David, I will try it.for this you can do an SQL insert into your DB backend.
There is no "exposed" API there is kamctl to add users, but that does
not expose any external interface.
you could probably call it from some code but all it does it perform an
SQL query to kamailio db anyway.
for this you can do an SQL insert into your DB backend.
There is no "exposed" API there is kamctl to add users, but that does
not expose any external interface.
you could probably call it from some code but all it does it perform an
SQL query to kamailio db anyway.
Hope that helps.
On 6/
Hello,
I am developing a sip VoIP app in IOS, which want to provide the feature of
allowing user to create sip account from client side. I use Kamailio as sip
server.
My thought is when user register to the the user account system, the user
account system can communicate with Kamailio, create
