Hello All,
There is a structure sip_msg which is passed into a module and represents a received sip message.
It contains number of pointers to hdr_field members.
In its turn hdr_field contains member void* parsed
In the sanity module we assign to parsed member a pointer to newly allocated memory and we don't free that memory at the end.
Do we need to free explicitly or this memory will be deallocated later together with sip_msg ?
In other words is it memory leak or not?
Best regards,
Konstantin
HI All,
I am curious, for those of you who use Kamailio with Asterisk or another PBX.
Who forwards Registrations to Asterisk or PBX, and who lets Kamailio maintain Registrations?
Thanks All!
TM's noisy_ctimer=1 seems to take care of sending a CANCEL to the callee,
but it eludes me which tm param makes a CANCEL to be sent to caller as well?
Caller gets a '408 Request Timeout' only, which in my case doesn't
effectively terminate a call for the calling party.
Merci.
Hello,
I'm maybe confused on how to use dialplan module.
I have a dialplan setup for a long time now and I'd like to add a new rule
with the same match_exp than an existing one but with a different repl_exp.
If I set the same priority, the latest entry is used systematically. If I
set priority +1, the new rule is never used.
The goal is having two rules and alternatively reply with one or the other
repl_exp. Is it possible?
Regards,
Igor.
Hello,
Could somebody explain what do numbers mean for command "kamcmd mod.stats all pkg"? Is there somewhere documentation about that?
I can see the following information.
"
Module: xlog
{
mod_init(213): 4104
xlog_fixup_helper(533): 3176
xdbg_fixup_helper(499): 632
Total: 7912
}
"
I guess that numbers after colon are bytes. But what do numbers in (213) mean?
When I use command "kamcmd pkg.stats", I got absolutely different numbers which don't match previous statistics?
What is wrong?
What is the best way to analyze pkg memory usage?
Thank you
Best regards
Konstantin
I compiled a fresh Asterisk 13.18 certified with res_config_sqlite.
I configured following:
extconfig.conf
[settings]
sippeers => sqlite,asterisk,ast_config
res_config_sqlite.conf
[general]
dbfile => /home/myuser/database.db
On Bootup it gives the following error:
[May 29 17:07:14] WARNING[32444]: res_config_sqlite.c:1206
realtime_multi_handler: no such table: ast_config
Is the sqlite module deprecated or is my configuration wrong? Couldn't
really find any documentation on that topic. The table ast_config is
definitely present in the sqlite file.
Hello,
I know that the default behaviour of two aliases in kamailio.aliases result
in parallel forking.
I'm wondering if its possible to do serial forking instead? For example, in
case that the first INVITE has no 180/183, or neither 100 Trying, then send
the INVITE to the second entry?
Regards,
Igor.
Hello All,
When I switched from UDP to TCP I started getting Authentication Errors, Asterisk responds to an INVITE via Kamailio with a '401 Unauthorized', but Kamailio does nothing with it. Processing just stops near WITH_BLOCK401407. Shouldn't the 401 be relayed so a new INVITE can be sent?
Thank you.
Hi,
The function build_p_associated_uri() in module ims_isc filters for TEL URIs.
Why are not ALL unbarred IMPUs added, but only TEL URIs? Is this specified in some 3GPP spec?
Thanks,
Christoph
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