[Freeswitch-users] Mod xml_curl and managing external SIP gateways

Anthony Minessale anthony.minessale at gmail.com
Tue Sep 16 09:03:49 EDT 2008


If you look at the way the static config works, it's the same way.

The gateways either are in the <profile> in the <gateways> section which are
only considered once at startup of that profile.
or they are inside <users> which are inside <domain> from the user directory
if the the sofia profile is configured to parse a paticular domain.

if you issue the command "sofia profile default rescan" from the cli,
xml-rpc, event_socket you will then see the request for more gateways.



On Tue, Sep 16, 2008 at 4:35 AM, Peter P GMX <Prometheus001 at gmx.net> wrote:

> Nobody has an idea how to manage external SIP gateways and why I do not
> receive sofia.conf  requests?
>
> Peter P GMX schrieb:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I am using Ruby on Rails for managing endpoints(directory) and
> > dialplans in Freeswitch with xml_curl.
> >
> > However I am wondering whether it is possble to dynamically generate
> > external SIP gateways. I suspect this is done using the configuration
> > bindings.
> > When I enable this I receive the following xml_curl requests on my
> > Ruby server when starting up Freeswitch
> >
> > {"key_name"=>"name", "action"=>"directory",
> > "tag_name"=>"configuration", "key_value"=>"post_load_modules.conf",
> > "controller"=>"xml_curls", "hostname"=>"freeswitch",
> > "section"=>"configuration"}
> > {"key_name"=>"name", "action"=>"directory",
> > "tag_name"=>"configuration", "key_value"=>"event_socket.conf",
> > "controller"=>"xml_curls", "hostname"=>"freeswitch",
> > "section"=>"configuration"}
> > {"key_name"=>"name", "action"=>"directory",
> > "tag_name"=>"configuration", "key_value"=>"acl.conf",
> > "controller"=>"xml_curls", "hostname"=>"freeswitch",
> > "section"=>"configuration"}
> > {"key_name"=>"name", "action"=>"directory",
> > "tag_name"=>"configuration", "key_value"=>"post_load_switch.conf",
> > "controller"=>"xml_curls", "hostname"=>"freeswitch",
> > "section"=>"configuration"}
> > {"key_name"=>"name", "action"=>"directory",
> > "tag_name"=>"configuration", "key_value"=>"switch.conf",
> > "controller"=>"xml_curls", "hostname"=>"freeswitch",
> > "section"=>"configuration"}
>
> > I would exspect having a "key_value"=>"sofia.conf", but it's not there
>
> > Also during the runtime of FS can I see no more configuration requests.
> >
> > On the mod_curl page in FS there is a very rough example, but I do net
> > get a real clue how to.
> > In log/freeswitch.xml.fsxml I see that usually gateways are defined
> > under the configuration_name="sofia.conf"
> > But as you can see in the requests above there is no sofia.conf
> > requested (according to the wiki there could be
> > iax.conf|event_socket.conf|sofia.conf|...).
> >
> > Anybody has idea what I am doing wrongly and how to proceed? Just to
> > mention: Directory and dialplans are working with xml_curl and I do
> > receive already at least the above requests.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
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