25 Jan
2012
25 Jan
'12
1:39 p.m.
Hi Daniel,
Thanks for the advice.
Actually I found that i can just modify the $ru to do the work….not good start but I'm
in :)
Regards,
Xi
On Jan 20, 2012, at 4:25 PM, Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:
Hello,
On 1/20/12 9:48 PM, Xi Liu wrote:
Hi,
I'm new to kamailio, have some questions here hope anyone can help!
Question 1,
I'm trying to use some of the functions in usrloc module, but for some reason if I
use those from "Available Functions" part, the kamailio won't start and give
an error of "unknown command <ul_get_ucontact>, missing loadmodule?"
The usrloc module is definitely loaded, and it will start as long as I avoid using those
"Available Functions". I tried some other modules it will lead to same error.
usrloc's interface to configuration file is registrar module, you have to load it and
use save()/lookup() functions to store/retrieve location records.
"Available functions" section in the readme is for developers that want to bind
to usrloc module from C code.
Question 2,
What is the simplest way to bridge a call based on username and domain?
When the call comes in, after initial checks (like authentication), do a
lookup("location") and if you get true, then just relay the call via t_relay().
Perhaps the best is to start with the default configuration file, maybe installing from
git, there are some guidelines at:
* http://www.kamailio.org/wiki/install/3.2.x/git
If you follow that tutorial, you should get what you want.
I was trying to make a simple experiment I used to do in Freeswitch,
==========================
Have 1000,1001,1002 registered,
When 1000 calls 9999, the calls will be bridged to 1001 or 1002 based on different time
period.
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While in Freeswitch, it would be as simple as "bridge xxxx(a)domain.com"quot;, and
then freeswitch will lookup contact information and forward the call.
But in kamailio, I only succeed in forwarding calls by change the $du to the exact
contact uri, which is "sip:xxxx@ip-of-the-phone:port", the call r_relay(). In
order to do this, I need call a perl script to lookup the location database to find a
match…
No need to use perl, as said, look at registrar module.
I'm 99% sure I'm doing wrong here… there must be a way way easier than that, but
so far I can't find it….
It is, default config has all needed, read also the top of the config, has some comments
presenting what features can be enabled there.
Cheers,
Daniel
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