Hello,
I hope this is the right forum to post a request for consulting services. We have a requirement for setting up a HA OpenSIPS 1.4.2 installation with a primary (active) and secondary (failover) server running CentOS 5.x. SIP messages from the active server must come from a virtual IP address and carrier gateways receiving our call traffic must remain oblivious to any server failure. Failover must occur in < 5 seconds.
We would like to see a simple solution based on open source components like vrrp or Linux-HA, including the SIP heartbeat mechanism and failover per se, as well as the recovery process once the primary server recovers from the failure causes. The work will be done in conjunction with our Linux Administrator and IP Telephony Engineer and must be documented, at least in a basic fashion. Failover testing under load will be performed prior to project acceptance.
If you are an expert in OpenSER HA implementations and are interested to help us, please respond via this forum or directly to my e-mail address, serge A T elasticall D O T com. Thanks in advance.
Best Regards,
Serge
Hi,
I would like to store more than 32 chars in the attribute column of the dialplan module's table. After changing the db structure, the dpattr pvar is set to <null> any time the attr column contains more than 31 chars. Has anyone encountered this and, if so, what would a possible workaround be?
We're running Kamailio 1.4.1.
Thanks!
Matthew Williams
Hello,
you should set the DP_MAX_ATTRS_LEN to a higher value in the source code of the module and recompile/reinstall.
Cheers, Daniel
On 01/19/2009 09:40 PM, Matthew Williams wrote:
Hi,
I would like to store more than 32 chars in the attribute column of the dialplan module's table. After changing the db structure, the dpattr pvar is set to <null> any time the attr column contains more than 31 chars. Has anyone encountered this and, if so, what would a possible workaround be?
We're running Kamailio 1.4.1.
Thanks!
Matthew Williams
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