Hi All,
I am working on a kamailio proxy with a very specific goal I need to accomplish.
What I would like to do is a key-value lookup, utilizing the SDP's media contact (c= line) IP as a key, and have a function return a value for that key. It appears that I can possibly accomplish this with the AVPops module, combined with DB_TEXT (maybe DB_MYSQL in the future) and a custom table with a custom query. The only thing I seem to be missing is the ability to extract the c= IP from the SDP, and store it as some kind of variable with which to do the lookup.
I've looked into the iptrtpproxy module as it seems to have a select: @iptrtpproxy.sdp_ip that could work, but that module is extreme overkill for my purposes, and I am running into some issues getting it built for my platform (Ubuntu server 12.04). Also the documentation for that select states: "Return first rewritten IP provided at SDP c= line." However, I'm looking for the original sdp_ip, and have some concern that this won't return an IP that has not yet been re-written.
My environment has a very specific 1:1 ratio of private network, to static public IP mappings. I currently have a successful OpenSER (1.3.2) deployment within this environment (running 5 years), which uses a hacked version of the old "mangler" module, with the function sdp_mangle_ip(<network>, <ip>). I could do something similar using textops->search_body() and nathelper->fix_nated_sdp(), but the risk of a typo or syntax error in the config file every time I have to make a change or add a network is fairly high. Less importantly, there is some extra overhead as the proxy will have to test for every network on every SDP looking for a match (this is what the current deployment does). Eventually I'd like to add a simple frontend to add/edit networks on the fly, so that no one is ever touching the config.
What would you folks recommend for this? Should I look at building a custom module which only grabs the c= IP and stores it into an AVP? Am I not seeing another module that will expose that information for me already? Would it simply be easier to work on getting iptrtpproxy built, and utilizing it only for the purpose of extracting the information I need from the SDP?
Any insight would be most greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Travis Hegner
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On Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 10:37 AM, Hegner, Travis THegner@trilliumit.com wrote:
Hi All,
I am working on a kamailio proxy with a very specific goal I need to accomplish.
What I would like to do is a key-value lookup, utilizing the SDP’s media contact (c= line) IP as a key, and have a function return a value for that key. It appears that I can possibly accomplish this with the AVPops module, combined with DB_TEXT (maybe DB_MYSQL in the future) and a custom table with a custom query. The only thing I seem to be missing is the ability to extract the c= IP from the SDP, and store it as some kind of variable with which to do the lookup.
I’ve looked into the iptrtpproxy module as it seems to have a select: @iptrtpproxy.sdp_ip that could work, but that module is extreme overkill for my purposes, and I am running into some issues getting it built for my platform (Ubuntu server 12.04). Also the documentation for that select states: “Return first rewritten IP provided at SDP c= line.” However, I’m looking for the original sdp_ip, and have some concern that this won’t return an IP that has not yet been re-written.
My environment has a very specific 1:1 ratio of private network, to static public IP mappings. I currently have a successful OpenSER (1.3.2) deployment within this environment (running 5 years), which uses a hacked version of the old “mangler” module, with the function sdp_mangle_ip(<network>, <ip>). I could do something similar using textops->search_body() and nathelper->fix_nated_sdp(), but the risk of a typo or syntax error in the config file every time I have to make a change or add a network is fairly high. Less importantly, there is some extra overhead as the proxy will have to test for every network on every SDP looking for a match (this is what the current deployment does). Eventually I’d like to add a simple frontend to add/edit networks on the fly, so that no one is ever touching the config.
What would you folks recommend for this? Should I look at building a custom module which only grabs the c= IP and stores it into an AVP? Am I not seeing another module that will expose that information for me already? Would it simply be easier to work on getting iptrtpproxy built, and utilizing it only for the purpose of extracting the information I need from the SDP?
There is the sdpops module: http://kamailio.org/docs/modules/devel/modules/sdpops.html You could create a patch to add some AVPs to export the media streams with it's params. Take a look at the sdp parser (check print_sdp_session as an example of what's already available) Please note that an AVP can store multiple values (but it cannot have holes in between the values).
Also, a new class of transformations dedicated to SDP would be handy (combined with the above AVPs). http://www.kamailio.org/wiki/cookbooks/devel/transformations
Regards, Ovidiu Sas
Hi,
you could simply retrieve the SDP-Body using the function from SDPOps Module:
sdp_get("$avp(sdp)");
And then search the according C-Line with a regular expression. Or you could use the internal API, see print_sdp_session.
Kind regards, Carsten
2013/2/19 Hegner, Travis THegner@trilliumit.com:
Hi All,
I am working on a kamailio proxy with a very specific goal I need to accomplish.
What I would like to do is a key-value lookup, utilizing the SDP’s media contact (c= line) IP as a key, and have a function return a value for that key. It appears that I can possibly accomplish this with the AVPops module, combined with DB_TEXT (maybe DB_MYSQL in the future) and a custom table with a custom query. The only thing I seem to be missing is the ability to extract the c= IP from the SDP, and store it as some kind of variable with which to do the lookup.
I’ve looked into the iptrtpproxy module as it seems to have a select: @iptrtpproxy.sdp_ip that could work, but that module is extreme overkill for my purposes, and I am running into some issues getting it built for my platform (Ubuntu server 12.04). Also the documentation for that select states: “Return first rewritten IP provided at SDP c= line.” However, I’m looking for the original sdp_ip, and have some concern that this won’t return an IP that has not yet been re-written.
My environment has a very specific 1:1 ratio of private network, to static public IP mappings. I currently have a successful OpenSER (1.3.2) deployment within this environment (running 5 years), which uses a hacked version of the old “mangler” module, with the function sdp_mangle_ip(<network>, <ip>). I could do something similar using textops->search_body() and nathelper->fix_nated_sdp(), but the risk of a typo or syntax error in the config file every time I have to make a change or add a network is fairly high. Less importantly, there is some extra overhead as the proxy will have to test for every network on every SDP looking for a match (this is what the current deployment does). Eventually I’d like to add a simple frontend to add/edit networks on the fly, so that no one is ever touching the config.
What would you folks recommend for this? Should I look at building a custom module which only grabs the c= IP and stores it into an AVP? Am I not seeing another module that will expose that information for me already? Would it simply be easier to work on getting iptrtpproxy built, and utilizing it only for the purpose of extracting the information I need from the SDP?
Any insight would be most greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Travis Hegner
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Indeed, after sending my original message I noticed the avpops->avp_subst() function. I could use a combination of sdp_get() and avp_subst() to get what I need.
Perhaps a helpful set of functions for anyone would be a way to run a regex search against the message or sdp, and store any back-reference values directly to a set of AVPs.
Thanks for the tips you've all been most helpful,
Travis
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Hi,
you could simply retrieve the SDP-Body using the function from SDPOps Module:
sdp_get("$avp(sdp)");
And then search the according C-Line with a regular expression. Or you could use the internal API, see print_sdp_session.
Kind regards, Carsten
2013/2/19 Hegner, Travis THegner@trilliumit.com:
Hi All,
I am working on a kamailio proxy with a very specific goal I need to accomplish.
What I would like to do is a key-value lookup, utilizing the SDP's media contact (c= line) IP as a key, and have a function return a value for that key. It appears that I can possibly accomplish this with the AVPops module, combined with DB_TEXT (maybe DB_MYSQL in the future) and a custom table with a custom query. The only thing I seem to be missing is the ability to extract the c= IP from the SDP, and store it as some kind of variable with which to do the lookup.
I've looked into the iptrtpproxy module as it seems to have a select: @iptrtpproxy.sdp_ip that could work, but that module is extreme overkill for my purposes, and I am running into some issues getting it built for my platform (Ubuntu server 12.04). Also the documentation for that select states: "Return first rewritten IP provided at SDP c= line." However, I'm looking for the original sdp_ip, and have some concern that this won't return an IP that has not yet been re-written.
My environment has a very specific 1:1 ratio of private network, to static public IP mappings. I currently have a successful OpenSER (1.3.2) deployment within this environment (running 5 years), which uses a hacked version of the old "mangler" module, with the function sdp_mangle_ip(<network>, <ip>). I could do something similar using textops->search_body() and nathelper->fix_nated_sdp(), but the risk of a typo or syntax error in nathelper->the config file every time I have to make a change or add a network is fairly high. Less importantly, there is some extra overhead as the proxy will have to test for every network on every SDP looking for a match (this is what the current deployment does). Eventually I'd like to add a simple frontend to add/edit networks on the fly, so that no one is ever touching the config.
What would you folks recommend for this? Should I look at building a custom module which only grabs the c= IP and stores it into an AVP? Am I not seeing another module that will expose that information for me already? Would it simply be easier to work on getting iptrtpproxy built, and utilizing it only for the purpose of extracting the information I need from the SDP?
Any insight would be most greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Travis Hegner
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Hello,
sometime ago I wrote a patch I have not uploaded to repo. May be it suit your needs. It provides a function in sdpops that returns IP from c= line.
Regards, Vicente.
On 02/19/2013 05:15 PM, Hegner, Travis wrote:
Indeed, after sending my original message I noticed the avpops->avp_subst() function. I could use a combination of sdp_get() and avp_subst() to get what I need.
Perhaps a helpful set of functions for anyone would be a way to run a regex search against the message or sdp, and store any back-reference values directly to a set of AVPs.
Thanks for the tips you've all been most helpful,
Travis
-----Original Message----- From: sr-users-bounces@lists.sip-router.org [mailto:sr-users-bounces@lists.sip-router.org] On Behalf Of Carsten Bock Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2013 11:04 AM To: SIP Router - Kamailio (OpenSER) and SIP Express Router (SER) - Users Mailing List Subject: [DKIM Failure] Re: [SR-Users] SDP c= address as a key for a key-value lookup?
Hi,
you could simply retrieve the SDP-Body using the function from SDPOps Module:
sdp_get("$avp(sdp)");
And then search the according C-Line with a regular expression. Or you could use the internal API, see print_sdp_session.
Kind regards, Carsten
2013/2/19 Hegner, Travis THegner@trilliumit.com:
Hi All,
I am working on a kamailio proxy with a very specific goal I need to accomplish.
What I would like to do is a key-value lookup, utilizing the SDP's media contact (c= line) IP as a key, and have a function return a value for that key. It appears that I can possibly accomplish this with the AVPops module, combined with DB_TEXT (maybe DB_MYSQL in the future) and a custom table with a custom query. The only thing I seem to be missing is the ability to extract the c= IP from the SDP, and store it as some kind of variable with which to do the lookup.
I've looked into the iptrtpproxy module as it seems to have a select: @iptrtpproxy.sdp_ip that could work, but that module is extreme overkill for my purposes, and I am running into some issues getting it built for my platform (Ubuntu server 12.04). Also the documentation for that select states: "Return first rewritten IP provided at SDP c= line." However, I'm looking for the original sdp_ip, and have some concern that this won't return an IP that has not yet been re-written.
My environment has a very specific 1:1 ratio of private network, to static public IP mappings. I currently have a successful OpenSER (1.3.2) deployment within this environment (running 5 years), which uses a hacked version of the old "mangler" module, with the function sdp_mangle_ip(<network>, <ip>). I could do something similar using textops->search_body() and nathelper->fix_nated_sdp(), but the risk of a typo or syntax error in nathelper->the config file every time I have to make a change or add a network is fairly high. Less importantly, there is some extra overhead as the proxy will have to test for every network on every SDP looking for a match (this is what the current deployment does). Eventually I'd like to add a simple frontend to add/edit networks on the fly, so that no one is ever touching the config.
What would you folks recommend for this? Should I look at building a custom module which only grabs the c= IP and stores it into an AVP? Am I not seeing another module that will expose that information for me already? Would it simply be easier to work on getting iptrtpproxy built, and utilizing it only for the purpose of extracting the information I need from the SDP?
Any insight would be most greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Travis Hegner
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Thank You, Vicente!
If I am unable to make a solution work with the built in functions, I will most definitely use this.
Thanks,
Travis
-----Original Message----- From: Vicente Hernando [mailto:vhernando@systemonenoc.com] Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2013 4:04 AM To: SIP Router - Kamailio (OpenSER) and SIP Express Router (SER) - Users Mailing List Cc: Hegner, Travis Subject: Re: [SR-Users] [DKIM Failure] Re: SDP c= address as a key for a key-value lookup?
Hello,
sometime ago I wrote a patch I have not uploaded to repo. May be it suit your needs. It provides a function in sdpops that returns IP from c= line.
Regards, Vicente.
On 02/19/2013 05:15 PM, Hegner, Travis wrote:
Indeed, after sending my original message I noticed the avpops->avp_subst() function. I could use a combination of sdp_get() and avp_subst() to get what I need.
Perhaps a helpful set of functions for anyone would be a way to run a regex search against the message or sdp, and store any back-reference values directly to a set of AVPs.
Thanks for the tips you've all been most helpful,
Travis
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Hi,
you could simply retrieve the SDP-Body using the function from SDPOps Module:
sdp_get("$avp(sdp)");
And then search the according C-Line with a regular expression. Or you could use the internal API, see print_sdp_session.
Kind regards, Carsten
2013/2/19 Hegner, Travis THegner@trilliumit.com:
Hi All,
I am working on a kamailio proxy with a very specific goal I need to accomplish.
What I would like to do is a key-value lookup, utilizing the SDP's media contact (c= line) IP as a key, and have a function return a value for that key. It appears that I can possibly accomplish this with the AVPops module, combined with DB_TEXT (maybe DB_MYSQL in the future) and a custom table with a custom query. The only thing I seem to be missing is the ability to extract the c= IP from the SDP, and store it as some kind of variable with which to do the lookup.
I've looked into the iptrtpproxy module as it seems to have a select: @iptrtpproxy.sdp_ip that could work, but that module is extreme overkill for my purposes, and I am running into some issues getting it built for my platform (Ubuntu server 12.04). Also the documentation for that select states: "Return first rewritten IP provided at SDP c= line." However, I'm looking for the original sdp_ip, and have some concern that this won't return an IP that has not yet been re-written.
My environment has a very specific 1:1 ratio of private network, to static public IP mappings. I currently have a successful OpenSER (1.3.2) deployment within this environment (running 5 years), which uses a hacked version of the old "mangler" module, with the function sdp_mangle_ip(<network>, <ip>). I could do something similar using textops->search_body() and nathelper->fix_nated_sdp(), but the risk of a typo or syntax error in nathelper->the config file every time I have to make a change or add a network is fairly high. Less importantly, there is some extra overhead as the proxy will have to test for every network on every SDP looking for a match (this is what the current deployment does). Eventually I'd like to add a simple frontend to add/edit networks on the fly, so that no one is ever touching the config.
What would you folks recommend for this? Should I look at building a custom module which only grabs the c= IP and stores it into an AVP? Am I not seeing another module that will expose that information for me already? Would it simply be easier to work on getting iptrtpproxy built, and utilizing it only for the purpose of extracting the information I need from the SDP?
Any insight would be most greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Travis Hegner
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Hello,
try:
$(rb{line.sw,c=}{s.select,2, })
It should be a space there, if not taken, try:
$var(x) = " "; $(rb{line.sw,c=}{s.select,2,$var(x)})
Cheers, Daniel
On 2/20/13 2:05 PM, Hegner, Travis wrote:
Thank You, Vicente!
If I am unable to make a solution work with the built in functions, I will most definitely use this.
Thanks,
Travis
-----Original Message----- From: Vicente Hernando [mailto:vhernando@systemonenoc.com] Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2013 4:04 AM To: SIP Router - Kamailio (OpenSER) and SIP Express Router (SER) - Users Mailing List Cc: Hegner, Travis Subject: Re: [SR-Users] [DKIM Failure] Re: SDP c= address as a key for a key-value lookup?
Hello,
sometime ago I wrote a patch I have not uploaded to repo. May be it suit your needs. It provides a function in sdpops that returns IP from c= line.
Regards, Vicente.
On 02/19/2013 05:15 PM, Hegner, Travis wrote:
Indeed, after sending my original message I noticed the avpops->avp_subst() function. I could use a combination of sdp_get() and avp_subst() to get what I need.
Perhaps a helpful set of functions for anyone would be a way to run a regex search against the message or sdp, and store any back-reference values directly to a set of AVPs.
Thanks for the tips you've all been most helpful,
Travis
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Hi,
you could simply retrieve the SDP-Body using the function from SDPOps Module:
sdp_get("$avp(sdp)");
And then search the according C-Line with a regular expression. Or you could use the internal API, see print_sdp_session.
Kind regards, Carsten
2013/2/19 Hegner, Travis THegner@trilliumit.com:
Hi All,
I am working on a kamailio proxy with a very specific goal I need to accomplish.
What I would like to do is a key-value lookup, utilizing the SDP's media contact (c= line) IP as a key, and have a function return a value for that key. It appears that I can possibly accomplish this with the AVPops module, combined with DB_TEXT (maybe DB_MYSQL in the future) and a custom table with a custom query. The only thing I seem to be missing is the ability to extract the c= IP from the SDP, and store it as some kind of variable with which to do the lookup.
I've looked into the iptrtpproxy module as it seems to have a select: @iptrtpproxy.sdp_ip that could work, but that module is extreme overkill for my purposes, and I am running into some issues getting it built for my platform (Ubuntu server 12.04). Also the documentation for that select states: "Return first rewritten IP provided at SDP c= line." However, I'm looking for the original sdp_ip, and have some concern that this won't return an IP that has not yet been re-written.
My environment has a very specific 1:1 ratio of private network, to static public IP mappings. I currently have a successful OpenSER (1.3.2) deployment within this environment (running 5 years), which uses a hacked version of the old "mangler" module, with the function sdp_mangle_ip(<network>, <ip>). I could do something similar using textops->search_body() and nathelper->fix_nated_sdp(), but the risk of a typo or syntax error in nathelper->the config file every time I have to make a change or add a network is fairly high. Less importantly, there is some extra overhead as the proxy will have to test for every network on every SDP looking for a match (this is what the current deployment does). Eventually I'd like to add a simple frontend to add/edit networks on the fly, so that no one is ever touching the config.
What would you folks recommend for this? Should I look at building a custom module which only grabs the c= IP and stores it into an AVP? Am I not seeing another module that will expose that information for me already? Would it simply be easier to work on getting iptrtpproxy built, and utilizing it only for the purpose of extracting the information I need from the SDP?
Any insight would be most greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Travis Hegner
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