[SR-Users] [newbie] questions

[Ovidiu Sas]

You will need to break down your e-mail into several simpler questions
and you will get some useful replies.
Most of the things that you want to do are possible. To craft a proper
e-mail to all your questions in your original e-mail would take quite
some time ... and time is expensive for all.  I think that's all that
you need to read from all the replies that you got.

Now, to give you a hint on what are you trying to achieve, take a look
at forced socket PV:
http://www.kamailio.org/wiki/cookbooks/3.2.x/pseudovariables#forced_socket
This will put you on the right track in sending SIP request through a
specific interface.


Regards,
Ovidiu Sas

-- 
VoIP Embedded, Inc.
http://www.voipembedded.com

On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 7:13 PM, Me <mojo1736 at privatedemail.net> wrote:
>
>> It's not a smart-arse reply; it's sincere, earnest advice.
>
> Really?! Perhaps you could explain to me how exactly is the "you should get
> a consultant" comment on a routine set of questions I posted on a mailing
> list created for that very purpose - for Kamailio users like myself -
> anything other than a smart-arse reply?
>
> Does it answer any of my queries? No!
> Is it helping me in any way, shape or form? No (do you seriously think I
> haven't really thought of "getting a consultant" before posting my queries
> on this mailing list?)!
> Does it provide any insight or fresh ideas on either what I want to achieve
> or the difficulties I am facing, given the problems I described earlier? No!
> Does it contribute anything to the discussion on this mailing list, apart
> from wasting my own time and bandwidth so that I have to enlighten smart
> sparks like the previous poster as well as yourself? No!
>
>
>>  There's only so much of a massive conceptual nexus that people can
>> reasonably traverse on a mailing list.  For the most part, mailing lists
>> exist to answer specific questions, not provide broad, fundamental guidance
>> or extensive pedagogical surveys.
>>
>
> I didn't ask for "fundamental guidance" or "pedagogical surveys". I asked to
> be pointed in the right direction where I could get (further) help. I did
> not force anyone to answer, let alone come up with "gems" like the one I
> commented on in my previous post.
>
> I'd say it again though - this thread is for me to seek
> answers/advice/help/guidance - if you, the previous poster, or anyone else
> for that matter is unwilling or unable to provide one, then just move along
> - there is nothing to see here. Smart-arse comments like "get a consultant"
> isn't what I am looking for, nor is the reason for starting this thread on
> this mailing list.
>