Hi, It looks like the reverse lookup didn't work as expected. Is the To domain from the 401 reply the same as your $${domain}? You can also define sip_auth_username and sip_auth_password channel variables in the dialplan, they will be used for the reverse lookup. About the double quotation mark, the source code shows that the realm value is not unquoted when retrieved from the Authentication header. It looks like the sofia lib requires it so to compute the hash. Best Regards -- Vallimamod Abdullah SIP Solutions vma@sipsolutions.fr .
On 22 Oct 2017, at 18:31, Nicola von Thadden <nico@vthadden.de> wrote:
Hi,
thanks for that hint. Unfortunately, I seem to miss something in my config.
Starting from a vanilla config I set my domain in vars, change the default password and change directory/default/1012.xml to include the two lines in the params section:
<param name="reverse-auth-user" value="1012"/> <param name="reverse-auth-pass" value="$${default_password}"/>
That should be it, right?
My freeswitch still complaines when I call 81012 from 1000 about missing credentials:
2017-10-22 18:24:42.318794 [ERR] sofia_reg.c:2616 Cannot locate any authentication credentials to complete an authentication request for realm '"mydomain"'
eval $${domain} also shows the right domain.
Should I be suspicious about the doubled quotation mark in the error message?
Thanks
Nico
On 10/20/2017 04:01 PM, Vallimamod Abdullah wrote:
Hi,
You can define reverse-auth-user and reverse-auth-pass params in the user directory for the reverse authentication.
Best Regards,
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