I would look at mod_xml_curl (http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Mod_xml_curl) This allows you to offload the user directory to a web server with a database backend. You could develop a script on the same web server which the client uses to register the account. The script creates the account in the database. Your client then REGISTERs to Freeswitch, which will access the web server via mod_xml_curl to see whether the username+password were valid. The web script checks the database, and then returns that access is either allowed or denied. The web server (e.g. apache), database (e.g. mysql) and freeswitch can all run on the same server if you like. -Steve On 21 August 2010 07:47, Tharindu Madushanka <tharindufit@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

I have built a SIP client for my University project and I could make SIP calls between two accounts using third party free SIP accounts. I used sip2sip.org to test the functionality.

Now I would like to install a SIP server at my local machine and test how it works. Then I was looking for SIP open source projects and found this project.

What I would like to do is. from my client app I want to register ( sign up ) for SIP accounts with FreeSWITCH server I installed..

Could somebody help me to give some points what I have to look into achieve this functionality..

It's really useful..

Thank you and Kind Regards,

Tharindu Madushanka tharindufit.wordpress.com

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