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.../upload_merb/current/log# /etc/init.d/merb_init start Merb started with these options: --- :template_ext: :html: :herb :js: :jerb :xml: :xerb :config: dist/conf/upload.conf :drb_server_port: 32323 :sql_session: true :cluster: 2 :cache_templates: false :host: 127.0.0.1 :port: "6000" :allow_reloading: true :start_drb: true :merb_root: /var/www/apps/upload_merb/current :merb_config: /var/www/apps/upload_merb/current/dist/conf/merb.yml :environment: production Starting merb drb server on port: 32323 Starting merb server on port: 6000 Starting merb server on port: 6001 =======================...

...lways says ?No matching endpoint found? in the asterisk log. pjsip.conf [transport-tls] type = transport protocol = tls bind = 0.0.0.0:5061 cert_file=cert_file priv_key_file=key_file method=tlsv1 external_media_address=X.Y.Z.D external_signaling_address=X.Y.Z.D verify_client=no verify_server=no allow_reload=yes [twilio](!) type=endpoint transport=transport-tls context=from-twilio disallow=all allow=ulaw dtmf_mode=inband media_encryption=sdes rtp_symmetric=yes rewrite_contact=yes force_rport=yes canreinvite=no tlsdontverifyserver=yes [auth-out](!) type=auth auth_type=userpass [twilio] aors=twilio-a...

Hello Steve, use the following configuration for the transport and bind this transport to the trunk: [transport_name] type=transport protocol=tls bind=192.168.13.24 ; your bind IP ca_list_file=/etc/pki/tls/certs/ca-bundle.crt ; method=tlsv1_2 verify_server=yes allow_reload=no ;tos=0xb8 ;cos=3 external_media_address=your.ext.host.name ; hostname pointing to your ext. IP external_signaling_address=your.ext.host.name ; hostname pointing to your ext. IP local_net=192.168.0.0/24 # your local net Regards Michael On 07.04.23 at 17:25 Steve Matzura wrote: > I want to...

...tart fine: $ merb you must install the markaby gem to use .mab templates you must install the haml gem to use .haml templates ActiveRecord session mixed in Rails session compatibilty on. Compiling routes.. merb init called Merb started with these options: --- :dist_root: /path/to/merb/mrblog/dist :allow_reloading: true :environment: development :merb_root: /path/to/merb/mrblog :cache_templates: true :use_mutex: true :config: dist/conf/mup.conf :host: 127.0.0.1 :show_error: true :port: "4000" :sql_session: true However any request to 127.0.0.1:4000 returns: Mon May 14 17:55:30 BST 2007: ERROR...

...use the following configuration for the transport and bind this > transport to the trunk: > > [transport_name] > type=transport > protocol=tls > bind=192.168.13.24 ; your bind IP > ca_list_file=/etc/pki/tls/certs/ca-bundle.crt > ; method=tlsv1_2 > verify_server=yes > allow_reload=no > ;tos=0xb8 > ;cos=3 > external_media_address=your.ext.host.name ; hostname pointing to your > ext. IP > external_signaling_address=your.ext.host.name ; hostname pointing to > your ext. IP > local_net=192.168.0.0/24 # your local net > > > Regards > Michael >...

...threadpool_max_size=100 [transport-udp] type                       = transport symmetric_transport        = yes protocol                   = udp bind                       = 0.0.0.0:5060 external_media_address     = 152.X.Y.Z external_signaling_address = 152.X.Y.Z external_signaling_port    = 5060 allow_reload               = no tos                        = cs3 cos                        = 3 local_net                  = 127.0.0.1/24 local_net                  = 192.168.50.0/24 local_net                  = 192.168.1.0/24 local_net                  = 10.3.2.0/24 local_net                  = 10.20.1.0/24 lo...

I want to configure communication with my phone provider using TLS for all the obvious reasons. Since I'm behind a firewall, I'll be needing to do it with NAT. There are examples of UDP plus NAT in pjsip.conf, but none for TLS plus NAT. Would it be correct to set up the TLS transport stanza to look like the [transport-udp-nat] stanza example, replacing UDP with TLS in lines like

In the example application named "sample_app", comment.jerb contains the following line: $(''comments'').update(<%=js partial(:comments) %>); What does the ''js'' method do to/with, if anything at all, ''partial(:comments)''? Merb is quite fun to use and I''m starting to get a feel for it and ruby. I''m surprised at