asterisk users - Oct 2008 - Mimic SIP Events framework in Asterisk without coding ...

Hi,

You can see here and there, several new SIP RFCs relying on SIP Events
Framework.
For example, RFC3680 with which a registration server would notify endpoints
with relevant events.

In Asterisk 1.6.1, a new SIPnotify AMI command implements a mechanism to
send arbitrary NOTIFY commands.

Is there any sister SUBSCRIBE mechanism that allow an application relying on
AMI to receive SUSCRIBE messages matching some criteria ?
With both NOTIFY and SUBSCRIBE tools in hands, one could extend Asterisk to
support SIP RFC without having to code into Asterisk source.

Your thoughts ?

Regards
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On Sat, Oct 04, 2008 at 02:02:48PM +0200, Olivier wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> You can see here and there, several new SIP RFCs relying on SIP Events
> Framework.
> For example, RFC3680 with which a registration server would notify
endpoints
> with relevant events.
> 
> In Asterisk 1.6.1, a new SIPnotify AMI command implements a mechanism to
> send arbitrary NOTIFY commands.
> 
> Is there any sister SUBSCRIBE mechanism that allow an application relying
on
> AMI to receive SUSCRIBE messages matching some criteria ?
> With both NOTIFY and SUBSCRIBE tools in hands, one could extend Asterisk to
> support SIP RFC without having to code into Asterisk source.
Use sipsak (apt-get install sipsak) ?

This program has to be good for something.
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