[Freeswitch-users] Problem with mod_sms

[peetee23 at hushmail.com]

Hi Iskren,

yes, this happen to me as well. Both users are using domain name.

Please let me know if this could cause something else.

Thank you,
PT

On 12/26/2013 at 10:57 PM, "Iskren Hadzhinedev"  wrote:p,li {
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	Hello PT, 

	Make sure that both users are in the same domain, e.g. they're using
@ 

	I had a similar problem because one of the users was connecting to
the local IP (1000 at 192.168.1.100) and the other one was connected to
1001 at fs-test.lan) /* fs-test.lan is pointing to 192.168.1.100 in my
LAN */. When I registered all users with @fs-test.lan it started
working fine. 
	Let me know if that helped. 

	Cheers, 

	--  

	Iskren Hadzhinedev 

	System Administrator 
	The Idea Factory | 20 Mearns Street | Aberdeen | AB11 5AT | UK 

	T: 01224 607500 

	VAT Reg No: 982 4936 74. Company registered in Scotland, SC237116 

	On Thursday 26 December 2013 22:30:55 peetee23 at hushmail.com wrote: 

	> Dear All, 

	>  

	> I have a problem with mod_sms. 

	>  

	> Configuration of chatplan is as this: 

	> Here is FS log: 

	>  

	> 2013-12-26 21:14:21.841090 [INFO] mod_sms.c:336 Processing text 

	> message 1001->1004 in context public 

	> Chatplan: 1004 parsing [public->default] continue=false 

	> Chatplan: 1004 at test.local Regex (PASS) [default]
to(1004 at test.local) 

	> =~ /^(.*)$/ break=on-false 

	> Chatplan: 1004 at test.local Action send() 

	> 2013-12-26 21:14:21.841090 [DEBUG] sofia_presence.c:224 Can't find 

	> registered user 1004 at test.local 

	>  

	> But user is registered: 

	> in fs_cli #sofia_contact 1004 

	>
sofia/internal/sip:1004 at 1.2.3.4:40348;rinstance=72ECC02F;transport=tls;fs_na


	>
t=yes;fs_path=sip%3A1004%4014.3.2.1.%3A40348%3Brinstance%3D72ECC02F%3Btransp


	> ort%3Dtls 

	>  

	> Out of default configuration I have just forced TLS connection 

	> (tlsv1). 

	>  

	> Dont you have an idea where could be problem? 

	>  

	> Thanks everyone for help 

	>  

	> PT
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