Hi list,
I have been looking at the recording daemon in RTPengine with Kamailio controlling this via rtpengine_manage() flags: "record-call=on" in the initial Invite, or 200OK based on direction.
I tested and this works brilliantly for the full calls, but when looking at pause/resume the module documentation is bare and I am a bit confused.
It looks like the ngcp docs and Opensips module docs (for RTPengine) describe the pause/resume as just another start/stop flag.
Use case is simple, all calls are recorded, but we want the option to pause, then resume once any private or personal information exchange has completed.
My question is also simple - Is this the recommended way to pause and then resume recordings or have I missed something?
The Kamailio documentation doesn't explicitly say this ( https://www.kamailio.org/docs/modules/stable/modules/rtpengine.html#rtpengin...) so just looking for advice if this is the best route to go.
Thanks,
John.
If you want to control it from within Kamailio, you should be able to do ` stop_recording("pause") ` and then later ` start_recording() ` again. If you control it from something external, you can use the `pause recording` method directly.
The control module is mostly agnostic about flags and options supported by rtpengine these days, so it's best to go by the rtpengine docs.
Cheers
On 27/01/2025 16.48, Who AmI via sr-users wrote:
Hi list,
I have been looking at the recording daemon in RTPengine with Kamailio controlling this via rtpengine_manage() flags: "record-call=on" in the initial Invite, or 200OK based on direction.
I tested and this works brilliantly for the full calls, but when looking at pause/resume the module documentation is bare and I am a bit confused.
It looks like the ngcp docs and Opensips module docs (for RTPengine) describe the pause/resume as just another start/stop flag.
Use case is simple, all calls are recorded, but we want the option to pause, then resume once any private or personal information exchange has completed.
My question is also simple - Is this the recommended way to pause and then resume recordings or have I missed something?
The Kamailio documentation doesn't explicitly say this (https://www.kamailio.org/docs/modules/stable/modules/rtpengine.html#rtpengin...) so just looking for advice if this is the best route to go.
Thanks,
John.
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Thanks for the clarification Richard.
All the best,
John.
On Tue, 28 Jan 2025 at 13:06, Richard Fuchs via sr-users < sr-users@lists.kamailio.org> wrote:
If you want to control it from within Kamailio, you should be able to do ` stop_recording("pause") ` and then later ` start_recording() ` again. If you control it from something external, you can use the `pause recording` method directly.
The control module is mostly agnostic about flags and options supported by rtpengine these days, so it's best to go by the rtpengine docs.
Cheers
On 27/01/2025 16.48, Who AmI via sr-users wrote:
Hi list,
I have been looking at the recording daemon in RTPengine with Kamailio controlling this via rtpengine_manage() flags: "record-call=on" in the initial Invite, or 200OK based on direction.
I tested and this works brilliantly for the full calls, but when looking at pause/resume the module documentation is bare and I am a bit confused.
It looks like the ngcp docs and Opensips module docs (for RTPengine) describe the pause/resume as just another start/stop flag.
Use case is simple, all calls are recorded, but we want the option to pause, then resume once any private or personal information exchange has completed.
My question is also simple - Is this the recommended way to pause and then resume recordings or have I missed something?
The Kamailio documentation doesn't explicitly say this (
https://www.kamailio.org/docs/modules/stable/modules/rtpengine.html#rtpengin...)
so just looking for advice if this is the best route to go.
Thanks,
John.
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