Re: [Bayonne-devel] Testing Bayonne2 with SIP support

[David Sugar]

Your script must include instructions to register itself with the local 
proxy server.  You can then call Bayonne by issuing a call to the 
registered name.  For example, if you have started a proxy like partysip 
on your local host, you would need a line like:

        register.sip proxy=localhost uri=sip:address@hidden

At the start of your script, or if its in perl or python, a

#bayonne: register ...

line.

You can then call address@hidden and it will run the associated script. 
 You should see in trace or test mode something like:

register sip:address@hidden:5070 as sip:address@hidden to sip:localhost
compiled play; 5 steps
1 applications compiled
sip driver started; 32 timeslot(s) used
sip: event 0001; cid=0, did=0, rid=1
registration for sip:address@hidden:5070 confirmed

this shows the script, its local uri in Bayonne, the uri being used at 
the sip proxy, and the fact that it is indeed registered with the sip 
server.


Alexandre BOULANGER wrote:
> hello all,
>
>
> This is my first post here. I'm trying to setup an IVR fully VoIP based,
> using Bayonne2 and SIP, on a Debian 3.1 base.
>
> I've compiled and installed the following components:
>
> Common CPP2     1.3.15
> ccAudio2        0.7.7
> ccScript3       0.7.2
> ccrtp           1.3.2
> osip2           2.2.1
> eXosip          0.9.0   (--disable-josua)
> bayonne2        0.6.4
>
> Nothing weird at this point. I've set drivers.conf to use SIP and 2
> timeslots. Launching in daemon mode or test mode gives me the same
> result, as above:
>
>
> # /usr/local/lib/bayonne-0.6/bayonne.bin -trace
> sip /tmp/scripts/test.scr 
>
> starting 0.6.4 on i686 Linux; driver=sip, timeslots=2
> libexec starting; path=/usr/local/lib/bayonne-0.6
> libexec starting; path=/usr/local/lib/bayonne-0.6
> loading french translator
> sip/0: session starting
> sip/1: session starting
> sip: adding sdp encoding 0 PCMU/8000
> sip: adding sdp encoding 101 telephony-event/8000
> sip: bound to port 5060
> sip/0: state=initial, event=100, seq=0
> sip/0: state=idle, event=100, seq=0
> sip/1: state=initial, event=100, seq=0
> sip/1: state=idle, event=100, seq=0
> sip msgport starting
> compiled test; 4 steps
> apps scanning /etc/bayonne
> sip driver started; 2 timeslot(s) used
> sip: event 000d; cid=1, did=2, rid=0
> sip: invited sip:address@hidden from sip:address@hidden
> sip: unknown uri sip:address@hidden
> sip: event 0013; cid=1, did=2, rid=0
> sip: got bye for non-existant call
> sip: event 0015; cid=1, did=2, rid=0
>
>
> my SIP UA is linphone.
> After some researches I've read that that The sip driver is setup to
> register to a sip server such as partysip"
>
> http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bayonne-devel/2005-06/msg00048.html
>
> So I've tried to setup partysip, then ser, to have a SIP server to
> register to, but it isn't better.. maybe I've misunderstood something
>
>
>
> Can someone give me some clues about configuration/testing of such a
> server?
>
> TIA

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