8 Nov
2016
8 Nov
'16
12:23 p.m.
Hello
I am using Kamailio to collect data about active calls. I write INVITEs
to database, and delete it on BYE or any REL.
I would like to write source and destination port too, but don't know
how to get destination port.
I have tried variables:
$dp, $rp, $Rp, $op
But when I don't have port in URI like INVITE IP:PORT, $rp have default
value of 5060.
I would like to get real UDP port, that INVITE does to. Is it possible
using PSEUDO VARIABLES?
Greetings
Andrzej
8 Nov
8 Nov
2:16 p.m.
Hello,
one way is to add an onsend_route and there use the $sndto(port) to
update the record inserted before.
Even better, set the dst addr/port when receiving the 200ok for initial
invite, this copes better when the INVITE is forked to many destinations
-- in this way you store only the one that answered.
Of course, the solution is also a matter when you need the dst port.
Cheers,
Daniel
On 08/11/16 12:23, andrzej.ciupek-asterisk.edu.pl wrote:
Hello
I am using Kamailio to collect data about active calls. I write
INVITEs to database, and delete it on BYE or any REL.
I would like to write source and destination port too, but don't know
how to get destination port.
I have tried variables:
$dp, $rp, $Rp, $op
But when I don't have port in URI like INVITE IP:PORT, $rp have
default value of 5060.
I would like to get real UDP port, that INVITE does to. Is it possible
using PSEUDO VARIABLES?
Greetings
Andrzej
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