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* Sems + OpenSER mini-HOWTO *
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Sems 1.0 includes plugin sipctrl.so, which turns Sems into a regular,
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SEMS 1.0 includes plugin sipctrl.so, which turns SEMS into a regular,
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RFC3261 compliant SIP user agent. No special interaction is thus
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anymore needed between Sems and OpenSER. Just follow the general Sems
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anymore needed between SEMS and OpenSER. Just follow the general SEMS
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instructions on how to configure the user agent and how to select an
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application that Sems executes upon receiving initial INVITE.
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In version 1.0 of Sems, it is still possible to use the old Unix socket
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interface between Sems and OpenSER by loading plugin unixsockctrl.so
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instead of plugin sipctrl.so. If you decide to do that, then follow the
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instructions in Configure-Sems-OpenSER-HOWTO of version 0.10.0 of Sems.
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Note, however, that this old interface is not anymore supported and will
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be completely removed in the next version of Sems.
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application that SEMS executes upon receiving initial INVITE.
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