Hello,

terminating a call can be done only via dialog module, because it is the one that tracks active calls and keeps all the attributes required to generate BYE requests.

You can also trigger the termination of call through RPC commands (like jsonrpc or xmlrpc):

- https://www.kamailio.org/docs/modules/devel/modules/dialog.html#dlg.r.termin...

A (not-right-now) termination of the dialog can be achieved by setting the dialog timeout (lifetime) to just few more seconds. Functions are available from the same dialog module.

The rpc functions can be also executed inside kamailio.cfg via jsonrpcs module.

Regarding the id and label for transaction, you have to provide parts of the config where you want to access it in order to say if they are available at that moment -- just trying to blind guess it's not easy.

Cheers, Daniel

On 23/02/2017 09:38, Cassandra Yurekli wrote:

To whom it may concern,

There are several points I don’t quite understand regarding a couple of kamailio modules.

I have a main application which controls calls by sending command messages via a socket (for example reject this sip invites). I communicate with the socket client via evapi module and using evapi_asynch_relay() in order to be sure that communication are suspended and kamailio waiting an order for doing something with them (Accepte, reject, release, ...).

I want to release a call, using a command “release this call”. I’m actually doing this with dialog module (using get_dialog(callid,fromTag,toTag) and dlg_bye(‘all’)) but is there anything else (like another module) which could release a call without necessarily having to use fromTag and toTag to get the context ? I didn’t find it on modules documentations.

Alsoafter an INVITE I’m waiting for the main app to accept or reject the call. For accepting and continuing the transaction I found “t_continue(tindex,tlabel,route)” on tmx module, but at this moment $T(id_index) and $T(id_label) are null, is it normal or I did something wrong ? How can I simply resume the suspended call ?

Thanks;

Best regards,

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