sems/apps/examples/di_dialer

dialout over DI interface

this example lets you trigger creating sessions over
the DI interface. With the DI interface exportde to UDP 
in the stats module, you can for example make a simple load 
generator test tool.

DI Interface:
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	method: "dial"
	params:
          	0 - string application
		1 - string user
		2 - string from
		3 - string to

	method: "dial_auth"
          place a call with uac authentication (see below) 
	params:
          	0 - string application
		1 - string user
		2 - string from
		3 - string to
		4 - string auth_realm
		5 - string auth_user
		6 - string auth_pwd

	method: "dial_pin"
          place a call with uac authentication, 
          credentials from pre-configured dialout PIN (see below) 
	params:
          	0 - string application
	        1 - string dialout pin
		1 - string local user
		2 - string to user

	method: "help"
	params: none
	  return help string 
	  e.g. get help with query_stats -c DI di_dial help

Example
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The following line would for example place a call every 
second using announcement app from local user 123 to sip:ann@10.0.0.45

while true; do \
 ../../../core/plug-in/stats/query_stats -c DI di_dial \
  dial announcement 123 sip:ann@10.0.0.45 sip:123@83.246.121.43; \
 sleep 1; \
done


Outgoing calls with SIP authentication
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Outgoing calls can be authenticated with SIP authentication. In order for this
to work
 o uac_auth module must be loaded
 o the application must add the uac_auth session handler to the session and
 o the application must somehow know the credentials (user, realm, password).

For example of adding the uac_auth session handler function to the session, 
have a look at the announcement or the webconference application.

Dialout PINs
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in di_dial.conf you can set dialout pins for accounts which you then can 
use to place authenticated calls in that domain. The format is:
dialout_pin<id>=<pin>;<user>;<auth_user>;<domain>;<password>;
This makes it easier and more secure to use authenticated call because 
you don't need to specify the domain every time and you don't need to send
the password every time over DI.

If you for example have the account named "sems_account" with 
the extension 1551 on siptelephony.net, and set the pin 
 dialout_pin0=1234;1551;sems_account;siptelephony.net;verysecret;

if you use the pin 1234 the call will be placed 

 From: 1551@siptelephony.net
 To: <to_user>@siptelephony.net

with UAC authentication for the account

 realm: siptelephony.net
 user:  sems_account
 pwd:   verysecret
 
you can set several dialout pins, e.g.
 dialout_pin0=<pin>;<user>;<auth_user>;<domain>;<password>;
 dialout_pin1=<anotherpin>;<anotheruser>;<otherauth_user>;<otherdomain>;<otherpassword>;

Please dont use SEMS for SPIT.        
(http://www.google.com/search?q=voip+spit)