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YateBTS / Re: Message Identifier?
« on: January 07, 2019, 02:36:42 AM »
Hi,
What do you mean be message identifier?
What do you mean be message identifier?
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Yate based projects / Re: Where can I find the javascripts on YateBTS?
« on: November 12, 2018, 07:12:37 AM »
Hi Iqenas,
The .js files used by Yate/YateBTS are located in /usr/share/yate/scripts
The .conf files are in /etc/yate/sdr
Before doing any modifications please backup the content of the whole directory: both scripts and configurations.
YateBTS is an extension over Yate:
https://wiki.yatebts.com/index.php/About_YateBTS#YateBTS
In Labkit Yate runs as a service and is installed from packages. You can configure it from /etc/yate/sdr and add additional scripts in /usr/share/yate/scripts. It is quite rare for people to need to modify anything in the Yate code. If you want to experiment with the C++ code of Yate you would need to download sources from svn, stop yate-sdr service and then run the downloaded version.
The .js files used by Yate/YateBTS are located in /usr/share/yate/scripts
The .conf files are in /etc/yate/sdr
Before doing any modifications please backup the content of the whole directory: both scripts and configurations.
YateBTS is an extension over Yate:
https://wiki.yatebts.com/index.php/About_YateBTS#YateBTS
In Labkit Yate runs as a service and is installed from packages. You can configure it from /etc/yate/sdr and add additional scripts in /usr/share/yate/scripts. It is quite rare for people to need to modify anything in the Yate code. If you want to experiment with the C++ code of Yate you would need to download sources from svn, stop yate-sdr service and then run the downloaded version.
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Installation from packets/SVN/.exe/AppStore / Re: setup stand-alone SMSC
« on: October 09, 2018, 04:57:14 AM »
Hi,
We offer YateSMSC if you want to buy it directly. I'm not sure that all the SS7 pieces needed for it are in the public release of Yate.
https://yatebts.com/products/yate-smsc-short-message-service-center/
You can use the contact options from the website.
We offer YateSMSC if you want to buy it directly. I'm not sure that all the SS7 pieces needed for it are in the public release of Yate.
https://yatebts.com/products/yate-smsc-short-message-service-center/
You can use the contact options from the website.
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YateBTS / Re: Problems MCC, MNC.
« on: September 14, 2018, 02:43:29 AM »
You can use the contact form or the chat feature on yatebts.com and talk to sales directly.
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YateBTS / Re: Problems MCC, MNC.
« on: September 12, 2018, 04:18:48 AM »
Hi. Setting the network name is only available in the commercial version of YateBTS.
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Yate based projects / Re: About mini cell network
« on: June 04, 2018, 05:43:18 AM »
You can do both scenarios.
The SIP server is installed by default when installing YateBTS. It will be used to route calls to the outside (outbound connection).
It's your choice what you want the "outside" to be:
* It can actually be PSTN connection (SIP gateway on the other side), and then you would have to modify the routing to enforce this. You can do this by modifying the nipc.js script or by some other module/script that chaches the call.route/call.execute message.
* or you can define the outside as your other sip server. In [outbound] you define a sip connection to it and all calls that can't be routed internally will be sent to that sip server
The SIP server is installed by default when installing YateBTS. It will be used to route calls to the outside (outbound connection).
It's your choice what you want the "outside" to be:
* It can actually be PSTN connection (SIP gateway on the other side), and then you would have to modify the routing to enforce this. You can do this by modifying the nipc.js script or by some other module/script that chaches the call.route/call.execute message.
* or you can define the outside as your other sip server. In [outbound] you define a sip connection to it and all calls that can't be routed internally will be sent to that sip server
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Yate IVR / Re: how to change the time echo messager from david?
« on: May 30, 2018, 03:34:19 AM »
Hi,
What do you mean by "time echo messager"?
What do you mean by "time echo messager"?
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Yate based projects / Re: About mini cell network
« on: May 30, 2018, 02:38:07 AM »
I did not understand the question. YateBTS has a SIP server (the one from Yate) already there. If you set Outbound connection then all calls that can't be routed inside (to registered IMSIs) will be routed to this Outbound connection. This is set in accfile.conf in section [outbound].
[outbound]
protocol=sip
username=091
server=192.168.10.1
password=f56543
ip_transport=UDP
enabled=yes
[outbound]
protocol=sip
username=091
server=192.168.10.1
password=f56543
ip_transport=UDP
enabled=yes
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Yate based projects / Re: About mini cell network
« on: May 29, 2018, 03:34:36 AM »
Yes, the call is lost. The feature that does this is called handover (moving one call from one bts to another) but you would need a YateUCN for this to work.
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Features requests / Re: Fix yate mailserver...
« on: May 01, 2018, 04:58:59 AM »
Thank you for pointing this out. We'll see when we have time to fix it.
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YateBTS / Re: Yatebts only showing hni, not network name
« on: May 01, 2018, 04:43:29 AM »
Hi,
The option to set network name is only available in the private version.
The option to set network name is only available in the private version.
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Yate users hangout place / Re: copyparams propagation
« on: May 01, 2018, 03:44:40 AM »
Hi,
They are copied to call.cdr message, routing and call.execute. Maybe you can change your implementation and use call.cdr instead of call.answered. I think a call.cdr with operation update is emited when call is answered
They are copied to call.cdr message, routing and call.execute. Maybe you can change your implementation and use call.cdr instead of call.answered. I think a call.cdr with operation update is emited when call is answered
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Yate users hangout place / Re: internal audio type encoding
« on: April 02, 2018, 06:56:05 AM »
Hi,
We used to record files in one of the supported formats and then when call ended we used sox / other programs to convert audio/merge multiple files. When call ended we triggered an external script that triggered processing.
The format should be signed linear, rate 8000, but i'm not 100% sure. You should try to verify this.
We used to record files in one of the supported formats and then when call ended we used sox / other programs to convert audio/merge multiple files. When call ended we triggered an external script that triggered processing.
The format should be signed linear, rate 8000, but i'm not 100% sure. You should try to verify this.
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Other Yate server issues / Re: Javascript http request
« on: March 20, 2018, 06:34:36 AM »
Hi,
You can't do the actual call from javascript because javascript is embedded in Yate, and yate doesn't have http support. What you can do is have an external php script, with a handler for a custom message. Ex: http.request. Send the message from javascript and let the php scrit do the call.
You can't do the actual call from javascript because javascript is embedded in Yate, and yate doesn't have http support. What you can do is have an external php script, with a handler for a custom message. Ex: http.request. Send the message from javascript and let the php scrit do the call.