Open Source Sip: [OpenSIPStack] [opensbc]

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Guest

Dec 17, 2007 12:49 PM

[OpenSIPStack] [opensbc] - fault tolerant install

I am looking at OpenSBC to evaluate is for a commercial, currently live SIP
installation. I have two questions that I have not been able to answer from
the documentation or email-list archives. First, what is the projected
schedule for TLS? I see that it looks like it is on the list but not when
it might be done. Second, I cannot find any documentation on fault tolerant
support. Is a fault tolerant (hot standby) installation supported and where
can I find information on how to accomplish this task?

Thank You,
Jonathan
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Guest

1. Dec 17, 2007 5:59 PM

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Re: [OpenSIPStack] [opensbc] - fault tolerant install

Hi Jonathan,

jonathan augenstine wrote:

TLS support is already in the coding table. I am expecting to finish
support for TLS by the end of January next year with the release of
OpenSIPStack version 2.0.

Second, I cannot find any documentation on fault tolerant
support. Is a fault tolerant (hot standby) installation supported and where
can I find information on how to accomplish this task?

OpenSBC itself does not internally support hot stand-by. OpenVZ
(http://openvz.org/) might work with OpenSBC because it claims to
support Layer 4 stickiness. If you decide to get your hands dirty,
please let the list know about your success or failure with OpenVZ.

Thank You,
Jonathan
jaugenstine@gmail.com
626.688.0158

Guest

2. Dec 18, 2007 1:33 PM

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Re: [OpenSIPStack] [opensbc] - From Header Substiution?

Hi

We need to change the from:
7771113333@xray.netsbc.net to
7771113333@192.148.1.1 Thats a domain name into a ipaddr.

Can someone please show where in the code to make this substitution?

Warren Kreckler

Guest

3. Dec 18, 2007 1:59 PM

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Re: [OpenSIPStack] [opensbc] B2Bua in Circles

Hi

I'm going in circles (482 Loop detected) with the correct syntax for B2Bua.

remote Sip Trunk Provider x.x.x.102
Local Network sipX x.x.x.222
openSBC x.x.x.115
IP Phone x.x.x.226

I want to reach STP from openSBC or from sipX or from the Phone. Could it
be the Replace and Insert Route flags are the problem. Any guidence Please.

Please fill in the blanks.

~~sip:...115:5060~~ sip....102:5060;sip-trunk=true
~~sip:...222:5060~~ sip....102:5060;sip-trunk=true
~~sip:...226:5060~~ sip....102:5060;sip-trunk=true

Warren Kreckler

Guest

4. Dec 19, 2007 1:25 PM

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Re: [OpenSIPStack] Seeking CALEA Hooks

Hi Joegen

Please explain how you inserted CALEA Trunk into OSBC? I want to have the
Web Admin pick it up.

I am going to custom the CALEA Trunk.cxx and call it SIP FromHeader Trunk.xx
just for our internal use and not for prime time.

I want to intercept the From header and modify it to convert domain names to
ipaddr's and send it back into the stack

Warren Kreckler

Guest

5. Dec 19, 2007 9:50 PM

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Re: [OpenSIPStack] Seeking CALEA Hooks

The CALEA Trunk in OpenSBC is intended for future implementation if a
LEA collector in OpenSBC. The trunk allows for the SIP Packet and RTP
Packets to be saved to file in lib pcap format. There are two
approach for this. Either we use an external LEA Collector that
sniffs the packet to and fro the CALEA port of OpenSBC or implement LEA
collector in OpenSBC itself. Since this trunk implmements its own
Connection object, it would give you much higher access to the low level
behavior of the call. I would still advice you just override
B2BCallInterface and attache it to the CALEA trunk with you own
implmentation of OnOutgoingCall(). See my previous message Subject:
How to modify From header

Joegen

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Guest

6. Jan 2, 2008 9:48 AM

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[OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP setup

Hi,
I'm trying to create a setup for an application that use ATLSIP control, but
I can't register Atlsip.dll on a client.
Regsvr32 say: "this application failed to start because the application
configuration is incorrect...".
I'm sure to have included all the dependencies (msvcp80.dll and msvcr80.dll,
the others dll are already in the operating system).
The registration is ok if I install the OssPhone, but I don't need it. I use
Windows XP and compile with Visual Studio 2005.
Any Idea?
Thank you very much,
Giuseppe Battaglia

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Guest

7. Jan 2, 2008 9:57 PM

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Re: [OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP setup

Hi,

Can you confirm that the Atlsip.dll you built is of Release build? The
dependencies you included are for Release build.

Regards,
Ilian

Giuseppe Battaglia wrote:

Guest

8. Jan 2, 2008 10:03 PM

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Re: [OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP setup

Try Including the following:
dnsapi.dll
comdlg32.dll
mpr.dll
snmpapi.dll
setupapi.dll

"Ilian Jeri C. Pinzon" wrote:
Hi,

Can you confirm that the Atlsip.dll you built is of Release build? The
dependencies you included are for Release build.

Regards,
Ilian

Giuseppe Battaglia wrote:

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Guest

9. Jan 3, 2008 10:19 AM

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Re: [OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP setup

I confirm that Atlsip.dll is the release build.
I unsuccessfully included the suggested dll, even if Visual Studio warn that
most of them are under Windows System file protection (on XP are already in
the system).

In CVS I found the OssPhoneSetup.vdproj, but the needed files are missing.
May be uploaded the full project?
Thank you very much,
Giuseppe Battaglia

-----Original Message-----
From: opensipstack-devel-bounces@lists.sourceforge.net
opensipstack-devel-bounces@lists.sourceforge.net On Behalf Of Andre
Silo
Sent: giovedì 3 gennaio 2008 4:04
To: opensipstack-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: OpenSIPStack ATLSIP setup

Try Including the following:
dnsapi.dll
comdlg32.dll
mpr.dll
snmpapi.dll
setupapi.dll

"Ilian Jeri C. Pinzon" wrote:
Hi,

Can you confirm that the Atlsip.dll you built is of Release build? The
dependencies you included are for Release build.

Regards,
Ilian

Giuseppe Battaglia wrote:

Hi,
I'm trying to create a setup for an application that use ATLSIP control,

but

I can't register Atlsip.dll on a client.
Regsvr32 say: "this application failed to start because the application
configuration is incorrect...".
I'm sure to have included all the dependencies (msvcp80.dll and

msvcr80.dll,

the others dll are already in the operating system).
The registration is ok if I install the OssPhone, but I don't need it. I

use

Windows XP and compile with Visual Studio 2005.
Any Idea?
Thank you very much,
Giuseppe Battaglia

Guest

10. Jan 4, 2008 12:49 AM

in response to: Guest

Re: [OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP setup

Hi,

Giuseppe Battaglia wrote:

If the DLLs are included in the detected dependencies of your setup
project, there is no need to manually add them. You can even exclude
them if the warning is displayed.

In CVS I found the OssPhoneSetup.vdproj, but the needed files are missing.
May be uploaded the full project?

What files does it say are missing? My copy is ok.

Also, how are you registering ATLSIP.dll or why are you manually calling
regsvr32?

Anyway, try these:

1. When adding ATLSIP.dll to your app's working directory, be sure to
set Register == vsdrpCOM in its properties.
2. Add the appropriate merge modules to your setup project:
Microsoft_VC80_*.msm.

Regards,
Ilian

Thank you very much,
Giuseppe Battaglia

-----Original Message-----
From: opensipstack-devel-bounces@lists.sourceforge.net
opensipstack-devel-bounces@lists.sourceforge.net On Behalf Of Andre
Silo
Sent: giovedì 3 gennaio 2008 4:04
To: opensipstack-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: OpenSIPStack ATLSIP setup

Try Including the following:
dnsapi.dll
comdlg32.dll
mpr.dll
snmpapi.dll
setupapi.dll

"Ilian Jeri C. Pinzon" wrote:
Hi,

Can you confirm that the Atlsip.dll you built is of Release build? The
dependencies you included are for Release build.

Regards,
Ilian

Giuseppe Battaglia wrote:

Hi,
I'm trying to create a setup for an application that use ATLSIP control,

but

msvcr80.dll,

the others dll are already in the operating system).
The registration is ok if I install the OssPhone, but I don't need it. I

use

Windows XP and compile with Visual Studio 2005.
Any Idea?
Thank you very much,
Giuseppe Battaglia

Guest

11. Jan 4, 2008 12:07 PM

in response to: Guest

Re: [OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP setup

Hi,
Maybe that all file are OssPhoneSetup.vdproj are in CVS, but when I load the
project in visual studio I get two "unable to determine name" errors.
I set to register the dll, my setup appear to run successfully but the
application crash because the registration was unsuccessful. I used regsvr32
to get the registration error.
However I solved now. I added both VC80 & CRT80 merge module (these are the
only information I discovered from the OssPhoneSetup.vdproj) but the wrong
version because I installed Visual Studio 2008 also.
I copied VC80 & CRT80 msm from another pc and all now is right!
Thank you very much to all.
Giuseppe

-----Original Message-----
From: opensipstack-devel-bounces@lists.sourceforge.net
opensipstack-devel-bounces@lists.sourceforge.net On Behalf Of Ilian
Jeri C. Pinzon
Sent: venerdì 4 gennaio 2008 6:50
To: opensipstack-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: OpenSIPStack ATLSIP setup

Hi,

Giuseppe Battaglia wrote:

I confirm that Atlsip.dll is the release build.
I unsuccessfully included the suggested dll, even if Visual Studio warn

that

most of them are under Windows System file protection (on XP are already

the system).

If the DLLs are included in the detected dependencies of your setup
project, there is no need to manually add them. You can even exclude
them if the warning is displayed.

In CVS I found the OssPhoneSetup.vdproj, but the needed files are missing.
May be uploaded the full project?

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