Hi All,

I gave this a shot. And it works. But I am facing a unique issue.

What I have done is created a view called sip_registrations for FS from the schema for location table in OpenSER. (For details please refer my earlier mails)
Now when I register a user, the registration is successfully done. I am able to see the entry in the database.

But when I again execute a SQL query to display the registrations done, nothing is displayed. Somehow the registrations are being deleted.

I have set the registration timeout as 3600 in the UA. So there is no way the UA is sending a de-register. Also in the traces I do not see any de-register message being sent.
I have observed this peculiar behaviour only when OpenSER and FS are sharing the database. If I run only OpenSER the database entries are not being deleted.

Could it be possible that FS is for some reason deleting the entries in the database? Can anyone please help me out here.

Thanks & Regards,
Aadil 

Aadilkhan Maniyar wrote:
Thanks for the input guys...

I have set the odbc-dsn in the internal.xml file under the sip_profiles directory.
The dsn works fine with isql. Also there are no errors while FS starts up.

I got the schema for the tables like sip_registrations, sip_subscriptions etc from the file sofia_glue.c.
Now I have created a view for the sip_registrations in the OpenSER database and also created the other tables.

Let us see how things work... :)

Thanks & Regards,
Aadil

John Skopis (Lists) wrote: 
Brian West wrote:
  
On Jun 18, 2008, at 1:11 AM, Aadilkhan Maniyar wrote:
    
Thanks for the reply Brian.

So what you mean to say is that I need not configure 
mod_spidermonkey_odbc at all in order to store registration data in 
the MySQL database?.
      
Correct this is just a way to access odbc from Spidermonkey.

    
If I configure FS with --enable-core-odbc and set the /odbc-dsn/ 
parameter in one of the sip profile xml, i should be able to store the 
registrations in the MySQL database.

      
Do you see any errors during startup?  Does isql work with your dsn?


    
Brian West wrote:
      
Considering that mod_spidermonkey_odbc isn't for this that would 
explain why that wasn't working.

You need to configure freeswitch with --enable-core-odbc-support

        

In addition to what Brian said you need to configure FS to use the odbc 
dsn. grep in the conf dir:
grep -RHin dsn *

to see how.

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