As far I know, you can implement your own userdirectory as there is the possibility to provide a user-dir in a database (maybe through the web-request however). Michel On Wed, Feb 19, 2014 at 2:31 PM, Vik Killa <vipkilla@gmail.com> wrote:
Good morning, I am considering creating my own database driven user directory for user authentication to replace the current setup of using XML. My question is, why is this aspect of freeswitch built-in to the core, rather than a module? Also, since it is built-in core, other modules (IE mod_voicemail) rely upon it. Because of this, it seems nearly impossible to get away from using freeswitch's XML user directory. Wouldn't it be better to have abstract code in core that obtains the user directory information from a module (mod_user_directory could be the first module that uses XML like current standard)? This way you can use a different module for user auth. and other modules (like mod_voicemail) can still rely on core for user information? Thanks
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