Hello,
frq ser wrote:
Hi
I am running the simple configuration in which SER 0.9.7-pre1 serves as Proxy (at port 5060) and SER-SEMS is the media server (at port 5070). At port 5070, the SER version is 0.9.6-pre1 and SEMS version is 0.10.0-rc2. I have placed log commands in the config files just to record the process flow.
Using SIPSAK, I am sending an INVITE (for SER-SEMS at :5070) through the proxy. My sipsak message is this: C:>sipsak -f invite.txt -s sip:200@192.168.3.208:5060 -vvv
The request enters the proxy ser.cfg file and is redirected to the SER-SEMS (see the log messages below). The user name (200@...) is used by if statement to invoke the announcement application. However, I don't see any response from the unix socket (no announcement played) nor do I see any error message, and the connection finally times out.
Can anyone please tell me how I can check whether the unix sockets are doing their job or not? Why does the process not return any error and why does it just time out?
what does the sems log look like if you start sems with -D 3 -E ? does it run and receive the message?
thanks Stefan
Thanks in advance for your help. Frq
PS: Here are the (somewhat condensed) versions of SER and SEMS outputs (log messages mostly), SIPSAK responses, and the relevant config files. I apologise for sending a huge email.
p.s. I would recommend sems 0.10.0 - ftp://ftp.iptel.org/pub/sems/sems-0.10.0.tar.gz