Hello,
With respect to *_route blocks in kamailio configs, I gather that event_route is the newest type of route in the config vocabulary. However, many modules have functions that specifically state that they work within certain routes, like REQUEST_ROUTE and FAILURE_ROUTE, with the implication that they won't work in other routes. For example, there are some functions that "work" in EVENT_ROUTE as well, and that this could be a matter of either documentation not being updated yet, or funny/bad behavior I may encounter at some future point in time...
Generally speaking, are there any general statements that can be made about what "common" modules/functions are definitely only available within request_route and onreply_routes? event_route blocks, in particular, elucidate many other use cases for several modules' functions that I'm sure the original authors didn't think of, and it would be great to have a high-level commentary/discussion like "module XYZ or modules that touch A, B, and C don't have a snowball's chance of working in an event_route".
Comments are welcome. Thanks!
Armen
Hello,
event_route should be compatible with request_route in most of the cases, if not stated otherwise. However, there is usually a faked request processed, generated internally by kamailio, without a purpose to be routed out, but only to be safe in running various functions.
You can eventually ask for specific event_route blocks in order to be able to provide appropriate details for it.
Cheers, Daniel
On 19/06/15 23:43, Armen Babikyan wrote:
Hello,
With respect to *_route blocks in kamailio configs, I gather that event_route is the newest type of route in the config vocabulary. However, many modules have functions that specifically state that they work within certain routes, like REQUEST_ROUTE and FAILURE_ROUTE, with the implication that they won't work in other routes. For example, there are some functions that "work" in EVENT_ROUTE as well, and that this could be a matter of either documentation not being updated yet, or funny/bad behavior I may encounter at some future point in time...
Generally speaking, are there any general statements that can be made about what "common" modules/functions are definitely only available within request_route and onreply_routes? event_route blocks, in particular, elucidate many other use cases for several modules' functions that I'm sure the original authors didn't think of, and it would be great to have a high-level commentary/discussion like "module XYZ or modules that touch A, B, and C don't have a snowball's chance of working in an event_route".
Comments are welcome. Thanks!
Armen
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