Hi,
So, if the client does not send a Q value, the opensips registrar module
will use what you define as default_q - is this working for you? or you
get this in DB ?
Regards,
Bogdan
osiris123d wrote:
Doesn't look like my Bria Client is sending a Q Value in the Register
Request. Here is the
Hi Muhammad,
What you can do (and I know for sure it works with Asterisk), is to
configure opensips (LB) to add the real src IP (IP of the client) into a
SIP header (in the request) and send it to Asterisk - asterisk will do
IP based auth but will take IP from that header (custom name) instead
Hi Alexander,
the mi_datagram is not broken (and never was). you can run a very simple
test with NC (network commander):
echo -e :uptime:\n\n| nc -u 192.168.2.1 5059
About you php code I cannot comment as I'm not a php programmer :)
Regards,
Bogdan
Alexander wrote:
Hi all!
I try to
Hi,
Perhaps someone could chime in on this..
Andrew Pogrebennyk wrote:
Bogdan,
You are correct. But the thing is that when fr_inv_timer hits, OpenSIPS
(prematurely) sends INVITE on the next branch and only after that
CANCELs the previous one. And if the gateway receives different branch
I am not getting those errors now. I am not sure what changed. I am running
OpenSIPS 1.6. I don't know why I got those errors at first. Sorry.
Bogdan-Andrei Iancu wrote:
Hi,
I just tried the following piece of script:
$var(current_day) = $time(%u);
Hello!
Thanks Bodgan!
I have added following to sip header which add source IP in sip packet before
sending to asterisk.
append_hf(X-customer-ip: $si\r\n);
Sip trace got following packet which add X-customer-ip: x.x.x.x to sip header
but I am wondering how to told/setup asterisk to
