Hi Guys, I'm wondering how can I terminate active SIP sessions when they already consumed their credits. Because I want to make a prepaid service for VoIP. Is there any known application that can implement prepaid service for VoIP? Please help on this...
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On 10/7/05, Ryan Pagquil rpagquil@philonline.com wrote:
Hi Guys, I'm wondering how can I terminate active SIP sessions when they already consumed their credits. Because I want to make a prepaid service for VoIP. Is there any known application that can implement prepaid service for VoIP? Please help on this...
Thanks,
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Hi Everyone,
I have a route script that includes this following:
---------------- # authenticate users if they didn't provide credentials if (!radius_www_authorize("sip")) { www_challenge("sip", "0"); break; };
# save their location, etc save("location"); ----------------
now this works fine for when the message is a REGISTER message, but when the message is a INVITE message, it goes wonky and the routing gets all screwed up.
When I take the 'save("location");' function out, everything returns to normal.
Has anyone else seen this behavior?
Thanks, Patrick
That should be couched in an if(method=="REGISTER") block.
In such a way, it would never GET an INVITE
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On Mon, 17 Oct 2005 10:22:09 +1300, Patrick Jordan-Smith wrote
Hi Everyone,
I have a route script that includes this following:
# authenticate users if they didn't provide credentials if (!radius_www_authorize("sip")) { www_challenge("sip", "0"); break; };
# save their location, etc save("location");
now this works fine for when the message is a REGISTER message, but when the message is a INVITE message, it goes wonky and the routing gets all screwed up.
When I take the 'save("location");' function out, everything returns to normal.
Has anyone else seen this behavior?
Thanks, Patrick
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