Openser xlog registration#
Openser xlog code#
Openser xlog password#

Openser xlog password#

Now I use my xlite client and register with my PSU username (sus21) and use my 2nd language as the password (German), and now I'm registered. If the openser server cannot communicate with LDAP, you get a 500 'Internal server error'. If there is no matching username in LDAP, the client gets a 404 'User not found'. xlog( LINFO, invite from OCS Mrm RURIru Ffu Ttu IPsi. If successful, the sip users contact info will be stored on the opensers 'location' table. OpenSER acts as a proxy between Asterisk and OCS, since OCS only supports SIP.

Openser xlog registration#

When it finds a match, it will challenge the registration and compare the password with the pslanguages attribute in LDAP.

Openser xlog code#

This registration code will compare the username portion of the URI ($ fU) with the uid attribute in LDAP. Xlog('L_INFO', 'ldap_search: found entries for (uid=$fU)') Ldap_result('pslanguages/$avp(s:password)') Sl_send_reply('500', 'Internal server error') If (!ldap_search('ldap://psu/dc=psu,dc=edu?uid,pslanguages?one?(uid=$fU)')) loadmodule textops.so loadmodule siputils.so loadmodule xlog.so. Replace the existing registration portion (openser.cfg) with this: KAMAILIO define WITHMYSQL define WITHAUTH define WITHUSRLOCDB define. Modparam('auth', 'password_spec', '$avp(s:password)') Modparam('auth', 'username_spec', '$avp(s:username)') please move the xlog/log statements to the very beginning of the dailplan route function. Modparam('ldap', 'config_file', '/etc/openser/ldap.cfg') the call flows may not jump into the xlog/log you inserted.

Remember, this is just a test.įirst make sure these modules are loaded (openser.cfg): This is just an experiment and pslanguages was the only thing that jumped out to me as being sort of unique for my ldap entry. The xlog logging function is defined in the xlog.so module xlog ser, xlog openser, readme (the difference between xlog functions of the SER and that of the OpenSER is that one uses the ‘’ sign for pseudo variables and the other one uses the ‘’ sign). I did a quick LDAP search and figured I'd use some preexisting attributes uid=username and pslanguages=password. Doing this allows us not to have to store passwords locally. If (value.rs.s+value.rs.I've been throwing the idea around about using our Openser sip servers to register users and grab the username and password from PennStates LDAP servers. * convert to empty to have consistency */ the piece of code that processes extra attributes is this I took a look at this and it appears that currently there is no way to add integer valued extra attribute to acc radius query. Xlog('L_INFO', 'dialog_status:$DLG_status Or the design is to pass _only_ string attributes? Is this a bug (the module should be able to insert integer attributes)? Is it possible to insert integer attributes as an avp from the acc module? Place debugging code 'EVERYWHERE' throughout your. To the radius server, it looks like the value passed inside is aįor a call duration of 813s the attribute looks like: We have found that xlog along with the debugging flag provides easy access to more than enough information to help track the execution flow and content of each message that OpenSER processes. The type for thisīy inspecting the radius accounting packets that are sent by openser If pid is also given, the logging level will change only for that process.

If a logging level is given, it will be set for each process. If no argument is passed to the loglevel command, it will print a table with the current logging levels of all processes. Specifically the 'Acct-Session-Time' attribute. Get or set the logging level of one or all OpenSIPS processes. In Kamailio, we often may wish to add headers, view the contents of headers and perform an action or re-write headers (Disclaimer about not rewriting Vias as that goes beyond the purview of a SIP. I was trying to add an extra attribute to radius accounting packets, The SIP RFC allows for multiple SIP headers to have the same name, For example, it’s very common to have lots of Via headers present in a request.