8 Sep
2010
8 Sep
'10
12:16 p.m.
Hi,
that column was added in 3.0.0 and not reflected in siremis. I just
committed a patch for it on sourceforge.net svn:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/siremis/
Try with it and let me know if all is fine now.
I guess the 0 value behavior is something related to lcr module
internals, maybe Juha can tell more.
Thanks for reporting,
Ramona
On 09/08/2010 11:55 AM, klaus.lists(a)inode.at wrote:
BTW:
additionally I found out that in case that all lcr_ids are set to '0' (as
it is by default in table gw!) the MI commands 'lcr_gw_dump' and
'lcr_lcr_dump' do not bring any result......
As soon as I change the lcr_ids to '1' (e.g.) all entries with a value
above '0' are visible with the two MI commands.....
regards
Klaus
Hello list,
does anybody have experience in configuring LCR (gw and lcr table) in
the SQL database with siremis?
I found a problem that inserting a gateway via the menu "LCR Gateways"
is not possible without manual adaption in the database. It is no
problem inserting LCR Rules; the entries are representing all columns of
the SQL table "lcr". However, when I insert gateways that are linked
over the so called 'group_id' to the LCR Rules I can not find any field
in the WebGUI where I can put in a "lcr_id".
And that is the problem. When insertion of rules and gateways is
finished in the WebGUI I have to reload the lcr configuration e.g. with
the MI command "lcr_reload". But this is not possible, because kamailio
is displaying an error message, which looks like:
'ERROR: lcr [lcr_mod.c:1280]: gw grp_id<10> of prefix<2910> has no
gateways'
The reason of this error message is that the lcr_id of the table "gw" is
set to 0 (hardcoded). So it does not match when the rules are inserted
with another lcr_id (e.g. 1 instead of 0).
=> why is it possible to insert a free lcr_id in the menu "LCR Rules"
but not in the menu "LCR Gateways"? If only lcr_id '0' is supported in
general, then this id should be fix in the menu "LCR Rules", too.
Am I wrong or does anybody else have an opinion to this topic?
regards,
Klaus