Hi Hans,
Theoretically it's possible to do what you describe - moving the dialog state outside SER and just triggering the BYE send. It's about deciding where to put the dialog aware logic - inside ser as module, some external entity to control ser or a B2BUA on the signaling path.
Best regards, Marian
Hans Eriksson wrote:
But isn't there enough info in the acc table to "fake" some BYEs to the end-points?
I would send 2 pairs of BYEs. One pair would go to the gateway and ser faking that it came from the client. The other pair would go to the client and ser faking that it came from the gateway. This hack should be outside of ser, i.e. a billing system realize that there is no money left, checks the acc table for callids, tags etc, generates the BYEs and wait for call completion to show up in acc.
Or maybe just make the gateway close the call with a BYE and then update the acc table. ser don't need to know as it is not dialogue-stateful. The client will eventually hang-up by himself.
a hack, I know, But the alternative is a integrated real-time proxy and billing system and that costs $$$s.
But a b2bua is also a hack...
/hans
2005-02-10 kl. 19.45 skrev Marian Dumitru:
Hi Tom,
SER is transaction statefull, not dialog/call statefull; it has not the ability to terminate a call in progress. For this you need a b2bua (like vovida)
Best regards, Marian
Tom Gaudasinski wrote:
Greetings, Another question from me. I need to be able to liberally disconnect a call that's in progress at any time. Is there any way to do this. I want to implement a pseudo prepaid billing, and I need something that will allow for call termination once credits have been used up. Is there any way i can send SER a message or anything else? Or maybe set a timer for maximum call duration so that the call will be killed after it passes? Thank you. _______________________________________________ Serusers mailing list serusers@lists.iptel.org http://lists.iptel.org/mailman/listinfo/serusers
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