Hello all,
I´ve searched around forums and openser and openxcap documentation but I haven´t found any consistent information about the use of openxcap with openser 1.2 and with postgresql.
Is it possible to use the 3 of them alltogether? I can overcome any problem with openser 1.2 by installing a newer version, but any mysql restriction is going to be a real problem since I´m using Voip4all architecture, which is built over postgresql.
I would really appreciate any information about this.
Regards, Marcelo R. Leite
Hello,
On 03/17/08 19:03, Marcelo Rodrigues Leite wrote:
Hello all,
I´ve searched around forums and openser and openxcap documentation but I haven´t found any consistent information about the use of openxcap with openser 1.2 and with postgresql.
Is it possible to use the 3 of them alltogether? I can overcome any problem with openser 1.2 by installing a newer version, but any mysql restriction is going to be a real problem since I´m using Voip4all architecture, which is built over postgresql.
the xcap_client module for openser was introduced in 1.3 (iirc). Have you backported?
Cheers, Daniel
I would really appreciate any information about this.
Regards, Marcelo R. Leite
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Hi Daniel,
Before backporting I need to find out if openxcap works with postgresql, if it doesn´t it would be useless to backport.
Another XCAP server I was taking a look was XCAP-lite, but it seems it was discontinued.
Any comments?
Thanks, Marcelo
-----Mensagem original----- De: Daniel-Constantin Mierla [mailto:miconda@gmail.com] Enviada em: terça-feira, 18 de março de 2008 06:29 Para: marcelo@inovax.com.br Cc: users@lists.openser.org Assunto: Re: [OpenSER-Users] openxcap with openser1.2 and postgresql
Hello,
On 03/17/08 19:03, Marcelo Rodrigues Leite wrote:
Hello all,
I´ve searched around forums and openser and openxcap documentation but I haven´t found any consistent information about the use of openxcap with openser 1.2 and with postgresql.
Is it possible to use the 3 of them alltogether? I can overcome any problem with openser 1.2 by installing a newer version, but any mysql restriction is going to be a real problem since I´m using Voip4all architecture, which is built over postgresql.
the xcap_client module for openser was introduced in 1.3 (iirc). Have you backported?
Cheers, Daniel
I would really appreciate any information about this.
Regards, Marcelo R. Leite
Users mailing list Users@lists.openser.org http://lists.openser.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/users
On Tue, March 18, 2008 4:56 pm, Marcelo Rodrigues Leite wrote:
Before backporting I need to find out if openxcap works with postgresql, if it doesn´t it would be useless to backport.
Another XCAP server I was taking a look was XCAP-lite, but it seems it was discontinued.
Hi Marcelo,
well, perhaps your chances to get a quick answer are better on the openxcap mailing list.. ;-) You could also just try to figure out by yourself if this works. If this python stuff just uses the abstracted DB API that they depend on, then it should be not that hard.
From the OpenSER side i don't see any reason why it don't should work with
postgres. The xcapclient module just uses the standard DB API, like any other module.
Cheers,
Henning
Henning Westerholt writes:
If this python stuff just uses the abstracted DB API that they depend on, then it should be not that hard.
i tried in openxcap server to replace db authentication with radius authentication, but noticed that an abstraction layer was absent that could easily support different authentication backends.
-- juha
Postgres support and radius authentication are on the TODO list.
Juha Heinanen wrote:
Henning Westerholt writes:
If this python stuff just uses the abstracted DB API that they depend on, then it should be not that hard.
i tried in openxcap server to replace db authentication with radius authentication, but noticed that an abstraction layer was absent that could easily support different authentication backends.
-- juha
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