Yannick,
The default behavior of OpenSIPS is to relay any received responses back
upstream. If it is not doing that it would have to be because you are stopping
it in the script. Take a look at the documentation for failure_route [1] which
explains this. Check your own failure_route in your scr
Hello,
I'm using OpenSIPS as a proxy in front of another proxy. The 2nd proxy
is in charge of authenticating the request.
This is the callflow:
Alice OpenSIPS Proxy#2
| INVITE | |
|--->| INVITE |
| 100 Tring |---
Hi Samita,
I don’t have any experience with AWS but from the error message OpenSIPS is
logging the hostname of the server cannot be resolved. The hostname also
appears to be truncated. Have you tried using the IP address instead of
hostname or making a CNAME dns entry for the host that is sh
Hi All ,
I was exploring fullsharing-cachedb-cluster in opensips 3.2 . I have tested
this with single stand alone mongo db instance . Its working perfectly fine
.
I know that AWS document DB is mongodb compatible . So I want to explore
that . Because we are using AWS cloud for our deployment .
Hi,
I'm using OpenSIPS 3.2.4 and recently run into following issue:
Imagine simplest proxy setup - OpenSIPS just accepts new packet, for
example INVITE, changes destination using 'sethostport()' and then
issues 't_relay()' to forward the packet. Let's ignore replies and so on.
If I'm doing a
On 29.04.2022 13:21, johan wrote:
How do I create opensipsDB.userlocation ?
I know:-) I don't have used mongodb ever before.
Hi johan,
That's the beautiful thing about the JavaScript-like MongoDB: *it
**always**works*. Even if the collection doesn't exist. Even if the DB
doesn't exist...
Hi,
is there any datafill to do on mongodb when you use mongodb in usrloc
modparam("usrloc", "cachedb_url",
"mongodb://10.0.0.4:27017/opensipsDB.userlocation")
?
How do I create opensipsDB.userlocation ?
I know :-) I don't have used mongodb ever before.
wkr,
