On Sat, Oct 17, 2009 at 1:44 AM, Simon J Mudd <sjmudd@pobox.com> wrote:
I've other plans like:
1. choose the cheapest gateway based on some scripts which download rates from the various gateways web pages and let me compare rates. Hard partly as the "charges pages" aren't designed to allow me to match a number to a charge. Shame the VoIP community can't come up with a common format "charge/rate file" to make this easier.
Look at mod_lcr. The only part you have to write is the part that loads the database from your providers.
2. Try one gateway and if that fails try another one. Many of the gateways I've been using are low cost and don't always work, so to avoid me having to adjust things each time this might be useful.
bridge to ${lcr_auto_route} after calling the lcr application.
3. Remove a lot of the "intelligence" about what to do to a backend script/program or whatever which decides how to route calls and tells FreeSWITCH what it decides. This may not scale for a large setup but for SOHO is never going to be an issue. It also avoids me writing so many xml configuration files which seems to get spread all over various places of the conf/ tree.
This is for incoming calls to your DIDs? Or something else? I'm not sure what you mean here.
However I've still got a lot of experimenting to do yet.
Simon
-- -Rupa