Hi everyone,
We are using Kamailio as a dispatcher to other two Kamailio servers and want it to stateless forward messages without adding a VIA header. We try to use the send function, but you can not give a pseudo variable as a parameter ($dd in this case as this variable is set by the ds_select_dst() function).
We attemp to add a rule for this function to accept pseudo variables as an argument (in cfg.y file, pvar argument) but the problem was that when starting Kami (our friendly name for the Kamailio server), the pseudo variable is empty, then the program attemp to do a dns lookup trying to solve the empty string and obviously fail to start.
We partially solve the issue by hard-coding the IP's to dispatch (the only way to make the send() function to work was the sintaxis "send(IP)").
We want a little bit elegancy in configuration file, but can not solve in another way.
Any brighter ideas to make it work?
Cheers from Uruguay,
ODT
Hello,
I just committed a patch that allow using send() without any parameter:
* http://git.sip-router.org/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi/sip-router/?a=commit;h=8e4db808...
The behaviour is to to forward based on $du (dst uri, aka outbound proxy address) if it is set, otherwise based on $ru (r-uri).
So what you would have to do after ds_select_dst() is to do 'send()'.
The patch is in master branch, but is rather simple and should be straightforward to apply it to older versions.
Cheers, Daniel
On 4/6/12 4:16 AM, Gustavo Vidovich wrote:
Hi everyone,
We are using Kamailio as a dispatcher to other two Kamailio servers and want it to stateless forward messages without adding a VIA header. We try to use the send function, but you can not give a pseudo variable as a parameter ($dd in this case as this variable is set by the ds_select_dst() function).
We attemp to add a rule for this function to accept pseudo variables as an argument (in cfg.y file, pvar argument) but the problem was that when starting Kami (our friendly name for the Kamailio server), the pseudo variable is empty, then the program attemp to do a dns lookup trying to solve the empty string and obviously fail to start.
We partially solve the issue by hard-coding the IP's to dispatch (the only way to make the send() function to work was the sintaxis "send(IP)").
We want a little bit elegancy in configuration file, but can not solve in another way.
Any brighter ideas to make it work?
Cheers from Uruguay,
ODT
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