SIP Methods
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Revision as of 16:17, 8 November 2012
This page describes the Sip methods that are handled by default in Yate and how to enable the ones that are not generically handled.
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SIP Methods in Yate
Some standard SIP methods can be handled generically in Yate like INVITE, CANCEL, ACK, BYE, REFER, OPTIONS and REGISTER.
For example SIP method INFO in a dialog is handled internally by Yate but dialogless is handled generically (by using parameter lazy100 in ysipchan.conf).
Additional methods
In ysipchan.conf is section called [methods] that allows Yate to process SIP methods by handling messages with name sip.<methodname> (written in lower case).
Examples
1) Enable MESSAGE SIP
ysipchan.conf
[methods] message=yes
In regexroute.conf
[extra]
sip.message=120
[sip.message]
.*=echo Got SIP MESSAGE type '${xsip_type}' ${xsip_body_encoding} from '${username}': ${xsip_body}
2) Enable SUBSCRIBE
ysipchan.conf
[methods] subscribe=yes
Then you have to set what you need in sipfeaturer.conf and in subscription.conf.
