Hi,
What is the best way to parse xml body in an INVITE request?
I want to access geographic location information gml:Coordinates or gml:pos
from xml body and do some routing. I've seen the emergency module, but it is
too specific to be useful in my basic scenario.
Content-Type:
Hi, Denis!
Regarding 1, did you try to run rtpproxy_start_recording() for both
INVITE and 200 OK?
Regarding 2, '/' is a valid character in Call-id. Therefore the problem
is at the RTPProxy side - before writing the CDR they should escape (or
transform somehow) the '/' character in something
Hello!Is there any information about the problem?Thank you.-- С уважением,Путято ДенисBest regards, Denis14:47, 27 декабря 2016 г., Denis via Users :Hello! I try to use rtpproxy for call recording and have two problems 1) rtpproxy records only one way of the call (from
On 28 Dec 2016, at 13:37, Saioa Perurena wrote:
> Hello,
>
> We already have a communications infrastructure composed by 2 opensips
> servers in different domain with 1 mediaproxy each and interconnected by
> a TLS trunk. We managed to interconnect both SIP networks and it does
> work. ICE is
I've just spottted MY mistake. The Neagation was only on one of the
cache_fetch not Both
On 04/01/2017 10:20, Richard Robson wrote:
Its version 2.2.2
On 04/01/2017 10:17, Richard Robson wrote:
Hi,
I'm Getting a true value back on a cahce fetch when I know the cache
is empty and should be
Its version 2.2.2
On 04/01/2017 10:17, Richard Robson wrote:
Hi,
I'm Getting a true value back on a cahce fetch when I know the cache
is empty and should be returning false.
This is causing the AVP's to be NULL and then the subsequent logic
fails
this is the code
Hi,
I'm Getting a true value back on a cahce fetch when I know the cache is
empty and should be returning false.
This is causing the AVP's to be NULL and then the subsequent logic fails
this is the code