Apologies for the Me Too post, I would also find this very useful as I
would like to do a realtime prepaid with concurrent account usage in a few
months time. In my scenario I am avoiding handling media where possible and
so I would very much prefer to handle this in Kamailio rather than forcing
Hi Sabino!
Do you really need to call it from within your module? The usual way is
that modules prepare the request (set RURI, DURI, branches ...) and then
in script you call t_relay(). This way is more flexible as it also
allows you to perform some task in script before sending out the request
Hi all,
I'm using openser 1.4. Can anyone tell me how can i call t_relay() from
another module.
Can anyone help me? any suggestion?
Thanks for your help.
Regards
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Sabino Frisardi
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On Tuesday 02 September 2008, BERGANZ François wrote:
> I need to have a route number like route(1000)
>
> But after some tests, I cant have more than route(39)
>
> How can I have more?
Hi,
this is a defined in config.h, you need to change RT_NO to the wanted number
and recompile the server.
C
Hello,
I need to have a route number like route(1000)
But after some tests, I cant have more than route(39)
How can I have more?
Thank you
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>
> In our bussiness wholesale it's only limited for Carrier2Carrier
> bussiness and retail is everyone else.
> We have prepaid and post-paid customers, all of them have no limit on
> simultaneous calls, because at the end .. the more calls they send ..
> the more money we earn, so it has no sense
Raul,
it makes sense what you are telling me, just did not hit the need up to
know.
Just to conclude our debate, will try to come up with something for the
simultaneous calls usage from the same account (for customers looking for
such scenario of yours), and it should be GPL.
Will keep you poste