Hello,
as part of the testing for 5.3.0 I looked into the ARM support in Kamailio.
Previously the core used some deprecated assembler functions for atomic
operations (locking etc..). There was also no native support for the ARM
v7 architecture available. After several fixes and extensions both
topics should be now much improved.
I did today a lot of tests on Rasberry Pi and also some benchmarking
(will send another e-mail when the report is ready).
If you use Kamailio on another embedded ARM (>= v6) system it would be
great if you also give it a try.
Use git master revision ccc0eb6d12a1d (or newer) for your tests. Please
report eventual issues to the sr-dev list.
Cheers,
Henning
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Hello guys,
I am trying to get the CDRs generated in JSON format just as acc_json module does for transactions accounting, but for now I didn't find a way to do this directly from Kamailio. Please correct me if I am wrong.
As far as I understood from the code, acc_json and other modules extending the acc itself are based on the acc_engine structure that contains different function pointers. acc module, by means of acc_run_engines() then calls the appropriate functions in various places.
The programming solutions are at least:
* extend inside the acc module itself the (log_)write_cdr() function to offer on demand JSON output -- simple to implement, breaks the adaptability given until now by the acc engines
* create a sort of an acc_engine for CDRs as well and have this called from an external module (acc_json module)
Is there an implementation preference you see in order to attain this CDR as JSON? Do you have any suggestions?
Thank you,
Lucian Balaceanu
well , is it possible to catch 401 reply in on_reply_route ?
I think it should be in failure_route but it is impossible because ipsec_create function can be on only on OK replies.
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