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[lei.tlfly at gmail.com]

Hi All:
   I'm a newbie to FS.  I'm using  FS as a sbc and have about 20000 user account . Does somebody can tell me how to  make FS load use account information from a database such as mssql or mysql?  Could you give me a sample configuration file?
   Thanks a lots.
 

[freeswitch.noob at gma...]

Lei,

I am still learning myself, but I think I can help enough and others can chime in where I am wrong.

If you have FS up and running you will need to install xml_curl (http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Mod_xml_curl).



Then you will need to edit the config for it in your conf/autoload_configs/xml_curl_conf.xml and add the following to the file.

<binding name="externalDir">
      <param name="gateway-url" value="http://my.webserver.com/index.php" bindings="directory"/>
    </binding>


Then for every registered user call, a request will be posted to that script location.

The posts vary but look something like:

[hostname] => test.local                                                     
[section] => directory                                                                    
[tag_name] => domain                                                                      
[key_name] => name                                                                        
[key_value] => company1.test.local                                                        
[action] => sip_auth                                                                      
[sip_profile] => internal                                                                 
[sip_user_agent] => eyeBeam release 1100v stamp 47073                                     
[sip_auth_username] => 100                                                                
[sip_auth_realm] => company1.test.local                                                   
[sip_auth_nonce] => 37bd639a-d181-4df3-b53d-ab4172ca3be9                                  
[sip_auth_uri] => sip:company1.test.local;transport=udp                                   
[sip_contact_user] => 100                                                                 
[sip_contact_host] => 10.43.43.2                                                          
[sip_to_user] => 100                                                                      
[sip_to_host] => company1.test.local                                                      
[sip_from_user] => 100                                                                    
[sip_from_host] => company1.test.local                                                    
[sip_request_host] => company1.test.local                                                
[sip_auth_qop] => auth                                                                    
[sip_auth_cnonce] => 207aae18a2af959346f87a2a3c2c7f8a                                     
[sip_auth_nc] => 00000001                                                                 
[sip_auth_response] => 770a1519789ba7606b3dcc6c4b7a99c5                                   
[sip_auth_method] => REGISTER                                                             
[key] => id                                                                               
[user] => 100                                                                             
[domain] => company1.test.local                                                           
[ip] => 10.43.43.2


Then your script can handle the connection to the DB and the verification of the user information.  My example uses PHP but any server side language that can be posted to can be used in the above scenario.


On Sun, Oct 25, 2009 at 8:58 AM, Lei Tang <lei.tlfly@gmail.com (lei.tlfly@gmail.com)> wrote:

[msc at freeswitch.org]

On Sun, Oct 25, 2009 at 6:58 AM, Lei Tang <lei.tlfly@gmail.com (lei.tlfly@gmail.com)> wrote:

[costa.zikalala at gmai...]

Thanks for your response Michael,

Both the resources you've referred to don't explicitly say much about databases. Could you elaborate just a bit on how on information would retrieved from a database (MySQL) and presented to mod_xml_curl.

Thanks again.



2009/10/26 Michael Collins <msc@freeswitch.org (msc@freeswitch.org)>

[red.rain.seven at gmai...]

We have used xml_odbc to get user data from database. 

One question though, xml_odbc will load all the user info in database to memory just like it is loading from plain xml config files when FS starts. I was wondering if mod_xml_curl is doing this differently by only requesting user information on demand (real time)? and not loading all the user information from the beginning of FS start.




On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 5:39 AM, Costa Zikalala <costa.zikalala@gmail.com (costa.zikalala@gmail.com)> wrote:

[lei.tlfly at gmail.com]

Hi  noob and Michael, thanks for your answers,  I'll try to use mod_xml_curl.
Hi  Henry,  http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Mod_xml_curl has mentioned, FS will post a request to webserver when it get a registration request. you can refer to the doc for more detail.




Lei.Tang
lei.tlfly@gmail.com (lei.tlfly@gmail.com)

[red.rain.seven at gmai...]

Sorry, guys, I need to fix my earlier statement about xml_odbc. I just talked to my developer and xml_odbc IS loading registered user on real time, not from the beginning of the FS start. 

So Lei Tang, you can use xml_odbc as well

On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 2:41 PM, Lei Tang <lei.tlfly@gmail.com (lei.tlfly@gmail.com)> wrote: