You can't put the users directly into a db with FreeSWITCH you'll have to serve up the XML document via XML CURL or write your own module to do so via the module interfaces provided. /b On Sep 20, 2009, at 10:44 PM, Mitul Limbani wrote:

Yes use odbc in fs

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I searched my sent emails and found the results, copying it below (after removing some sensitive info), 1,000 Calls ================================================== Total 1000 REGISTER calls sent in 890 ms at rate of 1123/sec Total 1000 responses receieved in 4516 ms at rate of 221/sec: Detailed responses received: - 403 responses: 1000 (Forbidden) ------ TOTAL responses: 1000 (rate=221/sec) Maximum outstanding job: 894 Peak memory size: 15MB 5,000 Calls ================================================== Total 5000 REGISTER calls sent in 28539 ms at rate of 175/sec Total 5000 responses receieved in 36398 ms at rate of 137/sec: Detailed responses received: - 403 responses: 5000 (Forbidden) ------ TOTAL responses: 5000 (rate=137/sec) Maximum outstanding job: 1001 Peak memory size: 63MB 10,000 Calls ================================================== Total 10000 REGISTER calls sent in 60741 ms at rate of 164/sec Total 9289 responses receieved in 62740 ms at rate of 148/sec: Detailed responses received: - 403 responses: 9289 (Forbidden) ------ TOTAL responses: 9289 (rate=148/sec) Maximum outstanding job: 1047 Peak memory size: 78MB 12,000 Calls ================================================== Total 12000 REGISTER calls sent in 49496 ms at rate of 242/sec Total 12314 responses receieved in 60582 ms at rate of 203/sec: Detailed responses received: - 403 responses: 12314 (Forbidden) ------ TOTAL responses: 12314 (rate=203/sec) Maximum outstanding job: 1018 Peak memory size: 143MB So, FS doesn't crash even on 12,000 bad registrations (600 regs per second). I did tweak its configurations a little however no change was made to source code to make this happen. :-) Thank you. On Mon, Sep 21, 2009 at 4:07 PM, Muhammad Shahzad < shaheryarkh@googlemail.com> wrote:

Yes, XML CURL is really cool. I once bombed FS with 12,000 wrong registrations (bad username or password) in less then 50 seconds (49496 ms to be exact) and it processed all of them and gave correct responses using XML CURL.

I am willing to do this test again soon, with correct registration data this time, to see how many registration Sofia SIP module configured with XML CURL module can handle at a time.

Thank you.

On Mon, Sep 21, 2009 at 3:42 PM, Brian West <brian@freeswitch.org> wrote:

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You can't put the users directly into a db with FreeSWITCH you'll have to serve up the XML document via XML CURL or write your own module to do so via the module interfaces provided. /b

On Sep 20, 2009, at 10:44 PM, Mitul Limbani wrote:

Yes use odbc in fs

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I didn't get much help for my problem with XML CURL. What I meant to say is, suppose I want to have some 10000 users on freeswitch. Do we have to create some many xml files in the directory or is there some way in which the users can be put in the db ? Also. my another question is, what is the command by which we can get the number of users that are currently registered on the freeswitch? Thanks, Anil 2009/9/21 Brian West <brian@freeswitch.org>

You can't put the users directly into a db with FreeSWITCH you'll have to serve up the XML document via XML CURL or write your own module to do so via the module interfaces provided. /b

On Sep 20, 2009, at 10:44 PM, Mitul Limbani wrote:

Yes use odbc in fs

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On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 12:37 PM, Anil Kumar S. R. <sranil@gmail.com> wrote:

I didn't get much help for my problem with XML CURL. What I meant to say is, suppose I want to have some 10000 users on freeswitch. Do we have to create some many xml files in the directory or is there some way in which the users can be put in the db ?

That's the whole point. You serve up the XML from *your* web server using whatever technologies that *you* would like on the back-end. You'll want to make that XML reply dynamic. Use php, perl, python, c#, java or whatever other language *you* want. Pull the data from MySQL, flat-files, PostgreSQL, MSSQL, LDAP or whatever *you* want. Just serve up the right bit of configuration to FreeSWITCH and you're done. Good luck. Spend more time in the docs. Others have posted the links. Best, Gabe

There are a number of examples out there such as: http://svn.freeswitch.org/svn/freeswitch/trunk/contrib/intralanman/PHP/fs_cu... Mike On Sep 24, 2009, at 7:02 AM, Costa Zikalala wrote:

Hi Gabe

Thanks for you response to this question. Do you perhaps have a link to an example (or just further detail) to what you've descibed below. I guess one would also use a similar setup to generate dialplans from web forms.

Thanks again, Costa

2009/9/24 Gabriel Gunderson <gabe@gundy.org> On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 12:37 PM, Anil Kumar S. R. <sranil@gmail.com> wrote:

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I didn't get much help for my problem with XML CURL. What I meant to say is, suppose I want to have some 10000 users on freeswitch. Do we have to create some many xml files in the directory or is there some way in which the users can be put in the db ?

That's the whole point. You serve up the XML from *your* web server using whatever technologies that *you* would like on the back-end. You'll want to make that XML reply dynamic.

Use php, perl, python, c#, java or whatever other language *you* want. Pull the data from MySQL, flat-files, PostgreSQL, MSSQL, LDAP or whatever *you* want. Just serve up the right bit of configuration to FreeSWITCH and you're done.

Good luck. Spend more time in the docs. Others have posted the links.