Hello Leon,
The branch route is specially design to map over the SIP branch concept
- still you are looking for something lower (almost network level) - in
branch route, the destination is still a SIP URI, you do not know yet
the IP behind it; the DNS lookup is done after branch route.
If w
Hello,
The DNS lookups and the serial forking is transparently done for the
script. What I mean is, from script level, you will not see what
"foo.bar.com" is resolved to (as IPs); neither when the next IP is
tried. There is no type of route to give you access to the requests at
that time in
Hi Bogdan,
Thanks for your answer, the automatic failover is clear, but I'd like to
achieve something extra, namely:
* I set the RURI domain-part to foo.bar.com
* After t_relay() OpenSIPS resolves (NAPTR) it to _sip._udp.bar.com and
after that (SRV) to gw1.bar.com (prio 1) and after that (A) to 1
Hello,
OpenSIPS automatically does DNS-based failover (using the NATPR, SRV and
A records for the domain) - there is not need to do it manually from
script. Using the same principal (serial forking), transparent for you,
OpenSIPS TM module will do it for you.
See the "disable_dns_failover" p
Hi all,
I'd like to route a call to a domain, perform NAPTR,SRV,A lookups and in
each serial failure_route, use the resolved destination IP to set a custom
pre-loaded route.
I've been trying to fix it like this:
* put fqdn in ruri
* t_on_failure("1")
* t_on_branch("1")
* t_relay()
Should I then
