I don't see in your config that you send back the 401 response. In the
msrp readme example, that part is like:
# frame for local server - send Use-Path
# -- passwd can be loaded from DB based on $au
$var(passwd) = "xyz123";
if(!pv_www_authenticate("myrealm", "$var(p
They were reported in the past, iirc, but apparently only by a specific
version of compiler, or maybe some specific flags to gcc.
On kamailio.org, which is a 32b jessie, the results of 'make' are clean:
...
CC (gcc) [kamailio]core/rand/isaac/rand.o
CC (gcc) [kamailio]core/cfg/cfg
On 09/02/2017 16:47, Konstantin M. wrote:
> That's correct, it accepts only one parameter for now.
> After many years our company has switched to kamailio, I'm actively
> working on new version of app_python, more flexible and usable than
> current one, many new features...
> I'm not ready to pus
Hello,
here you can find both video and slides of my presentation at FOSDEM 2017,
Bruxelles:
https://fosdem.org/2017/schedule/event/freeswitch/
Enjoy!
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Hello,
what version of kamailio are you using?
Cheers,
Daniel
On 10/02/2017 07:55, gmele wrote:
> Hello,
>
> thx for the info. We will check if we wait for an enhanced version of
> python_exec or pass the parameters in a string.
>
> Regards
>
>
> Giovanni
>
>
>
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Hello,
we are using 4.4.2.
Giovanni
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I tested passing the parameter as suggested by Konstantin and it works fine:
In kamailio.cfg :
/python_exec("SendPushNotification", $_s($tU@$td!!$fU@$fd!!$ci));
/
In our python script:
/ def SendPushNotification(self, msg, parameters):
requestUri = ""
fromUri = ""
cal
OK.
From the code, I noticed that the old API (before kemi), it exports a
getHeader(...) method to Python API.
Just for sake of completion - starting with 5.0, there are more methods
available, including a method to retrieve the value of any kamailio cfg
variable, like in:
-
https://github.com
Hello,
short note for the people that might be interested on the topic -
Allison Smith (aka, the voice of Asterisk) will be on VoIP Users
Conference later today, in about 2 hours, among the topics of discussion
being the Kamailio World 2017. I will also join, trying to squeeze some
updates about u
Hi all,
I need some advise on how to use the record_route() function. So I make
that call when the first method comes in and there are two Record-Route
headers created. However, one of of the headers I want to add
transport=tcp. What is the best way to do this?
I've tried adding that string pe
What is the actual goal? If one of the RRs is generated by an ingress
out of a TCP listener, it should already have ;transport=TCP in it.
On Fri, Feb 10, 2017 at 08:53:56AM -0800, Andy Chen wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I need some advise on how to use the record_route() function. So I make
> that call
So the ingress is actually TLS -> our VIP address and I see that as the
second record.
The first record shows the physical interface of the system with no
transport value so it's always defaulting to UDP. I need to set this
particular header to use transport=tcp so subsequent UPDATE messages from
Daniel-Constantin Mierla writes:
> They were reported in the past, iirc, but apparently only by a specific
> version of compiler, or maybe some specific flags to gcc.
...
> Are you running special gcc or with other flags than the default?
The warnings appear on amd64 architecture (I don't have i3
One other question. Do I need to run record_route() after I run
record_route_preset(string1, string2)? I tried this and the Record-Route
doesn't show presets I defined.
On Fri, Feb 10, 2017 at 9:25 AM, Andy Chen wrote:
> So the ingress is actually TLS -> our VIP address and I see that as the
>
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