Dear Vitaliy,
I am using a single IP vitual for both servers, but this IP is always
associated with active server. In transition, I do bind this virtual IP on
the server that was previously as standby.
Do not use this option for ip_nonlocal_bind.
It is not possible to write to the database, the
What protection you are talking about ?
Do you have listen parameter for a virtual_ip at both master and backup
servers ?
Have you set ip_nonlocal_bind option ?
I've used this scheme without any problems and it worked great.
As I understand you need to add "sock_hdr_name" and "sock_flag"
para
Dear Daniel,
I'm using this way that you mentioned, but did not succeed. Must assign the
virtual IP socket server parameter standby. But as this is virtual IP at
the time of replication on the active server, is not allowed, because of a
protection from "get_sock_hdr" to ./registrar/save.c
It's p
Hello,
for the socket, there is already an embedded header, look at the readme
for registrar module for sock header, or something like that. You just
need to set that header to the value you want.
Cheers,
Daniel
On 7/24/13 10:33 PM, Raphael Borges wrote:
Hello, anyone have any idea for this
Hello, anyone have any idea for this my problem? Need to somehow override
the value of the server socket standy by entering the virtual IP in this
field.
Thanks in advance.
2013/7/23 Raphael Borges
> Daniel, I had another similar problem. Would you like a procedure similar
> to the socket para
Daniel, I had another similar problem. Would you like a procedure similar
to the socket parameter. It is possible to add a new header and assign the
parameter socket in server standby somehow?
Thanks in advance.
2013/7/23 Raphael Borges
> Daniel, I had another similar problem. Would you like a
Thanks Daniel, your help was very useful.
With this I created a header by append_hf () before calling the function
t_replicate and standby server retrieved the value of this header and
assigns this value to the parameter avp
Example
$avp(s:rcv) = $hdr(IP-source);
Best regards
Raphael
Hello,
>
Hello,
the received is taken from an avp specified by parameter received_avp of
registrar module:
http://kamailio.org/docs/modules/devel/modules/registrar.html#idp4433296
You can carry the original details via a header on the replicated
REGISTER (using append_hf()), then take the header on t
