Good day Rick,
please try to carefully read the manual in order to understand the meaning
of options, which are given to the binary at the start time.
It's pretty clear, furthermore an example of the systemd service file is
given as an example, I underline this - an example.
This means you use
Dear Donat,
I went through your links and setup RTPproxy to autostart at boot time.
Also changed the log from LOG-LOCAL5 = rtpproxy.log
Note that it was hell getting it to work. It kept failing to load a boot time.
Seems like it would not work with this option on the command line "-u
Hello Vlad,
Interesting thoughts about wolfssl.
How it will play with Linux system where are default openssl.
If it will require additional packaging.
What benefits compare to current state.
Just some questions list so I will not forget
Good day Rick,
you are right, RTPproxy does not start after a reboot of a machine, because
there is essentially no entity responsible for that (to start RTPproxy).
As I have already mentioned, you need to configure systemd (if that is a
supervisor on your Debian system, which should actually be).
A week ago I asked the question where the CANCELs appear in the script when
tm sends then to cancel losing branches after a winning one presents
itself. No takers so far. Any thoughts?
- Jeff
On Fri, Feb 5, 2021 at 1:01 PM Jeff Pyle wrote:
> Hello,
>
> This is on OpenSIPS 3.1.1
Dear Donat,
I REALLY REALLY appreciate your comments and help!! It got the ball rolling
for me.
I was stuck a bit because I’m so unfamiliar with OpenSIPs and RTPproxy and the
info out there is sparce or a little openended. Not sure what to focus on or
ignore.
I finally got it
Hi Mark, is working for us more or less, because is strange situtation, if
the extension WSS received a incoming call working good but if a put the
call in on-hold inmediatly hangout, but if the same extension do the call to
a external number or a SIP extension or another Webrtc extension work
Hi Rick,
I would suggest to go for rtpengine.
Below how to install the thing on buster.
|install below packets:|
|gperf libavcodec-dev libavfilter-dev libavformat-dev libavutil-dev
libbencode-perl libcrypt-openssl-rsa-perl libcrypt-rijndael-perl
libdigest-crc-perl libdigest-hmac-perl
Good day Rick,
sure I'm always glad to help.
OpenSIPS is first of all a SIP proxy.
That's why you get OpenSIPS binary, accompanying shared libraries (.so
libraries) and configuration files for it (opensips script, it's C-like).
And as another side of OpenSIPS, which is perfect and powerful, you
