Hi all, I'm building an automated load testing system for an rtp media server with TURN that uses Kamailio for SIP. When a client sends an INVITE to Kamailio, I need Kamailio to respond with "200 OK" and the SDP generated by rtpengine. I've enabled auto-answer in the client, so as soon as it receives the response from Kamailio it will start sending RTP packets. Right now I'm using send_reply("200", "OK"); which is sending the right 200 response back to the client, but it doesn't include any body. How can I get Kamailio to send a "200 OK" and add the rtpengine_answer into the body? Appreciate any help, I've been struggling with this for three days. Cheers.
rtpengine_offer("SIP-source-address ICE=force-relay RTP");send_reply("200", "OK");
Hi David,
Kamailio is a proxy, so it cannot endogenously originate either requests or most replies. A 200 OK to an INVITE transaction can only come from a user agent (endpoint), and Kamailio's sole job is to forward it. So, the 200 OK is going to come from the auto-answering callee.
To engage RTPEngine in both directions, you need to intercept the 200 OK that is generated from the callee and call rtpengine_answer() / rtpengine_manage() on it:
--- route { ...
if(is_method("INVITE")) { ...
rtpengine_offer("...");
t_on_reply("REPLY");
if(!t_relay()) sl_reply_error();
exit; }
... }
onreply_route[REPLY] { if(is_method("INVITE") && sdp_content()) rtpengine_answer("..."); } ---
-- Alex
On Mon, Apr 15, 2019 at 07:41:22PM +0000, David Dean wrote:
Hi all, I'm building an automated load testing system for an rtp media server with TURN that uses Kamailio for SIP. When a client sends an INVITE to Kamailio, I need Kamailio to respond with "200 OK" and the SDP generated by rtpengine. I've enabled auto-answer in the client, so as soon as it receives the response from Kamailio it will start sending RTP packets. Right now I'm using send_reply("200", "OK"); which is sending the right 200 response back to the client, but it doesn't include any body. How can I get Kamailio to send a "200 OK" and add the rtpengine_answer into the body? Appreciate any help, I've been struggling with this for three days. Cheers.
rtpengine_offer("SIP-source-address ICE=force-relay RTP");send_reply("200", "OK");
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Hi David,
As Alex said, K is a proxy. If you strictly want to use something like K, then I would suggest yo have a look at the rtp_media_server module:
https://www.kamailio.org/docs/modules/devel/modules/rtp_media_server.html
Only available in master branch (5.3), but worth giving a try if you ask me... It might simplify and achieve what you need.
Joel.
On Mon, Apr 15, 2019 at 12:50 PM Alex Balashov abalashov@evaristesys.com wrote:
Hi David,
Kamailio is a proxy, so it cannot endogenously originate either requests or most replies. A 200 OK to an INVITE transaction can only come from a user agent (endpoint), and Kamailio's sole job is to forward it. So, the 200 OK is going to come from the auto-answering callee.
To engage RTPEngine in both directions, you need to intercept the 200 OK that is generated from the callee and call rtpengine_answer() / rtpengine_manage() on it:
route { ...
if(is_method("INVITE")) { ...
rtpengine_offer("..."); t_on_reply("REPLY"); if(!t_relay()) sl_reply_error(); exit;}
... }
onreply_route[REPLY] { if(is_method("INVITE") && sdp_content()) rtpengine_answer("..."); }
-- Alex
On Mon, Apr 15, 2019 at 07:41:22PM +0000, David Dean wrote:
Hi all, I'm building an automated load testing system for an rtp media server
with TURN that uses Kamailio for SIP.
When a client sends an INVITE to Kamailio, I need Kamailio to respond
with "200 OK" and the SDP generated by rtpengine.
I've enabled auto-answer in the client, so as soon as it receives the
response from Kamailio it will start sending RTP packets.
Right now I'm using send_reply("200", "OK"); which is sending the right
200 response back to the client, but it doesn't include any body.
How can I get Kamailio to send a "200 OK" and add the rtpengine_answer
into the body?
Appreciate any help, I've been struggling with this for three days. Cheers.
rtpengine_offer("SIP-source-address ICE=force-relay
RTP");send_reply("200", "OK");
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Hi Alex, Thanks for the tip re: rtpengine routing, that's really useful. The flow I'm trying to create is like this: [ Test Client ] ------> INVITE ------> [ Kamailio ] ^ | |-------------- 200 OK + SDP --------| The goal is for the test client to think a remote client accepted the call, when actually it's just Kamailio faking the 200 response. There must be some way (even if it's hacky!) to get a 200 response back to the client with the rtpengine SDP included? I got very close with $uac_req but it doesn't seem to be able to set the "200" status so the Test Client thought it was a brand new call. If I could set the 200 status with $uac_req (or something similar) then this will be working. Thanks.
On Monday, 15 April 2019, 20:50:18 BST, Alex Balashov abalashov@evaristesys.com wrote:
Hi David,
Kamailio is a proxy, so it cannot endogenously originate either requests or most replies. A 200 OK to an INVITE transaction can only come from a user agent (endpoint), and Kamailio's sole job is to forward it. So, the 200 OK is going to come from the auto-answering callee.
To engage RTPEngine in both directions, you need to intercept the 200 OK that is generated from the callee and call rtpengine_answer() / rtpengine_manage() on it:
--- route { ...
if(is_method("INVITE")) { ...
rtpengine_offer("...");
t_on_reply("REPLY");
if(!t_relay()) sl_reply_error();
exit; }
... }
onreply_route[REPLY] { if(is_method("INVITE") && sdp_content()) rtpengine_answer("..."); } ---
-- Alex
On Mon, Apr 15, 2019 at 07:41:22PM +0000, David Dean wrote:
Hi all, I'm building an automated load testing system for an rtp media server with TURN that uses Kamailio for SIP. When a client sends an INVITE to Kamailio, I need Kamailio to respond with "200 OK" and the SDP generated by rtpengine. I've enabled auto-answer in the client, so as soon as it receives the response from Kamailio it will start sending RTP packets. Right now I'm using send_reply("200", "OK"); which is sending the right 200 response back to the client, but it doesn't include any body. How can I get Kamailio to send a "200 OK" and add the rtpengine_answer into the body? Appreciate any help, I've been struggling with this for three days. Cheers.
rtpengine_offer("SIP-source-address ICE=force-relay RTP");send_reply("200", "OK");
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On 4/15/19 6:03 PM, David Dean wrote:
The goal is for the test client to think a remote client accepted the call, when actually it's just Kamailio faking the 200 response.
Have you looked at the moh module?
https://www.kamailio.org/docs/modules/stable/modules/mohqueue.html
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Kamailio will substitute RTPEngine-mangled SDP upon your invocation of rtpengine_answer(). You’re working about a thousand times too hard on this issue; it’s already turn-key. :-)
— Sent from mobile, with due apologies for brevity and errors.
On Apr 15, 2019, at 6:03 PM, David Dean just_bytesize@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Hi Alex,
Thanks for the tip re: rtpengine routing, that's really useful.
The flow I'm trying to create is like this:
[ Test Client ] ------> INVITE ------> [ Kamailio ] ^ | |-------------- 200 OK + SDP --------|
The goal is for the test client to think a remote client accepted the call, when actually it's just Kamailio faking the 200 response.
There must be some way (even if it's hacky!) to get a 200 response back to the client with the rtpengine SDP included?
I got very close with $uac_req but it doesn't seem to be able to set the "200" status so the Test Client thought it was a brand new call. If I could set the 200 status with $uac_req (or something similar) then this will be working.
Thanks.
On Monday, 15 April 2019, 20:50:18 BST, Alex Balashov abalashov@evaristesys.com wrote:
Hi David,
Kamailio is a proxy, so it cannot endogenously originate either requests or most replies. A 200 OK to an INVITE transaction can only come from a user agent (endpoint), and Kamailio's sole job is to forward it. So, the 200 OK is going to come from the auto-answering callee.
To engage RTPEngine in both directions, you need to intercept the 200 OK that is generated from the callee and call rtpengine_answer() / rtpengine_manage() on it:
route { ...
if(is_method("INVITE")) { ...
rtpengine_offer("..."); t_on_reply("REPLY"); if(!t_relay()) sl_reply_error(); exit;}
... }
onreply_route[REPLY] { if(is_method("INVITE") && sdp_content()) rtpengine_answer("..."); }
-- Alex
On Mon, Apr 15, 2019 at 07:41:22PM +0000, David Dean wrote:
Hi all, I'm building an automated load testing system for an rtp media server with TURN that uses Kamailio for SIP. When a client sends an INVITE to Kamailio, I need Kamailio to respond with "200 OK" and the SDP generated by rtpengine. I've enabled auto-answer in the client, so as soon as it receives the response from Kamailio it will start sending RTP packets. Right now I'm using send_reply("200", "OK"); which is sending the right 200 response back to the client, but it doesn't include any body. How can I get Kamailio to send a "200 OK" and add the rtpengine_answer into the body? Appreciate any help, I've been struggling with this for three days. Cheers.
rtpengine_offer("SIP-source-address ICE=force-relay RTP");send_reply("200", "OK");
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As you say, the rtpengine SDP mangling is turn-key with rtpengine_answer(). It's working perfectly. But I'm surprised to find I cannot generate a 200 OK and attach the SDP inside Kamailio. sl_send_reply() would be perfect but it doesn't allow a body to be attached (unless I missed something in the docs?)
uac_req() allows the headers and body to be created but doesn't allow a status code to be set (as far as I know?)
So frustrating because I've been able to script everything else I need within Kamailio. The missing piece is being able to create this response then everything works. Dave.
On Tuesday, 16 April 2019, 00:21:07 BST, Alex Balashov abalashov@evaristesys.com wrote:
Kamailio will substitute RTPEngine-mangled SDP upon your invocation of rtpengine_answer(). You’re working about a thousand times too hard on this issue; it’s already turn-key. :-)
—Sent from mobile, with due apologies for brevity and errors. On Apr 15, 2019, at 6:03 PM, David Dean just_bytesize@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Hi Alex, Thanks for the tip re: rtpengine routing, that's really useful. The flow I'm trying to create is like this: [ Test Client ] ------> INVITE ------> [ Kamailio ] ^ | |-------------- 200 OK + SDP --------| The goal is for the test client to think a remote client accepted the call, when actually it's just Kamailio faking the 200 response. There must be some way (even if it's hacky!) to get a 200 response back to the client with the rtpengine SDP included? I got very close with $uac_req but it doesn't seem to be able to set the "200" status so the Test Client thought it was a brand new call. If I could set the 200 status with $uac_req (or something similar) then this will be working. Thanks.
On Monday, 15 April 2019, 20:50:18 BST, Alex Balashov abalashov@evaristesys.com wrote:
Hi David,
Kamailio is a proxy, so it cannot endogenously originate either requests or most replies. A 200 OK to an INVITE transaction can only come from a user agent (endpoint), and Kamailio's sole job is to forward it. So, the 200 OK is going to come from the auto-answering callee.
To engage RTPEngine in both directions, you need to intercept the 200 OK that is generated from the callee and call rtpengine_answer() / rtpengine_manage() on it:
--- route { ...
if(is_method("INVITE")) { ...
rtpengine_offer("...");
t_on_reply("REPLY");
if(!t_relay()) sl_reply_error();
exit; }
... }
onreply_route[REPLY] { if(is_method("INVITE") && sdp_content()) rtpengine_answer("..."); } ---
-- Alex
On Mon, Apr 15, 2019 at 07:41:22PM +0000, David Dean wrote:
Hi all, I'm building an automated load testing system for an rtp media server with TURN that uses Kamailio for SIP. When a client sends an INVITE to Kamailio, I need Kamailio to respond with "200 OK" and the SDP generated by rtpengine. I've enabled auto-answer in the client, so as soon as it receives the response from Kamailio it will start sending RTP packets. Right now I'm using send_reply("200", "OK"); which is sending the right 200 response back to the client, but it doesn't include any body. How can I get Kamailio to send a "200 OK" and add the rtpengine_answer into the body? Appreciate any help, I've been struggling with this for three days. Cheers.
rtpengine_offer("SIP-source-address ICE=force-relay RTP");send_reply("200", "OK");
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Again, the SIP standards forbid this, because proxies just don’t do that!
— Sent from mobile, with due apologies for brevity and errors.
On Apr 16, 2019, at 3:57 AM, David Dean just_bytesize@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
As you say, the rtpengine SDP mangling is turn-key with rtpengine_answer(). It's working perfectly.
But I'm surprised to find I cannot generate a 200 OK and attach the SDP inside Kamailio.
sl_send_reply() would be perfect but it doesn't allow a body to be attached (unless I missed something in the docs?)
uac_req() allows the headers and body to be created but doesn't allow a status code to be set (as far as I know?)
So frustrating because I've been able to script everything else I need within Kamailio. The missing piece is being able to create this response then everything works.
Dave.
On Tuesday, 16 April 2019, 00:21:07 BST, Alex Balashov abalashov@evaristesys.com wrote:
Kamailio will substitute RTPEngine-mangled SDP upon your invocation of rtpengine_answer(). You’re working about a thousand times too hard on this issue; it’s already turn-key. :-)
— Sent from mobile, with due apologies for brevity and errors.
On Apr 15, 2019, at 6:03 PM, David Dean just_bytesize@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Hi Alex,
Thanks for the tip re: rtpengine routing, that's really useful.
The flow I'm trying to create is like this:
[ Test Client ] ------> INVITE ------> [ Kamailio ] ^ | |-------------- 200 OK + SDP --------|
The goal is for the test client to think a remote client accepted the call, when actually it's just Kamailio faking the 200 response.
There must be some way (even if it's hacky!) to get a 200 response back to the client with the rtpengine SDP included?
I got very close with $uac_req but it doesn't seem to be able to set the "200" status so the Test Client thought it was a brand new call. If I could set the 200 status with $uac_req (or something similar) then this will be working.
Thanks.
On Monday, 15 April 2019, 20:50:18 BST, Alex Balashov abalashov@evaristesys.com wrote:
Hi David,
Kamailio is a proxy, so it cannot endogenously originate either requests or most replies. A 200 OK to an INVITE transaction can only come from a user agent (endpoint), and Kamailio's sole job is to forward it. So, the 200 OK is going to come from the auto-answering callee.
To engage RTPEngine in both directions, you need to intercept the 200 OK that is generated from the callee and call rtpengine_answer() / rtpengine_manage() on it:
route { ...
if(is_method("INVITE")) { ...
rtpengine_offer("..."); t_on_reply("REPLY"); if(!t_relay()) sl_reply_error(); exit;}
... }
onreply_route[REPLY] { if(is_method("INVITE") && sdp_content()) rtpengine_answer("..."); }
-- Alex
On Mon, Apr 15, 2019 at 07:41:22PM +0000, David Dean wrote:
Hi all, I'm building an automated load testing system for an rtp media server with TURN that uses Kamailio for SIP. When a client sends an INVITE to Kamailio, I need Kamailio to respond with "200 OK" and the SDP generated by rtpengine. I've enabled auto-answer in the client, so as soon as it receives the response from Kamailio it will start sending RTP packets. Right now I'm using send_reply("200", "OK"); which is sending the right 200 response back to the client, but it doesn't include any body. How can I get Kamailio to send a "200 OK" and add the rtpengine_answer into the body? Appreciate any help, I've been struggling with this for three days. Cheers.
rtpengine_offer("SIP-source-address ICE=force-relay RTP");send_reply("200", "OK");
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