Simple all-in-one SIP server UDP, TCP, WS (websocket) transport.

SIP accounts managed by POST Json requests served by embedded HTTP server.

This is a beta.

./configure
make

Open sipws.sln VC solution, change include and library path.

Libraries

• [WebSocket++] (http://www.zaphoyd.com/websocketpp/) and boost
• [argtable2] (http://argtable.sourceforge.net/)
• [OpenSSL] (https://www.openssl.org/)
• [libevent] (http://libevent.org/)
• [JsonCpp] (https://github.com/open-source-parsers/jsoncpp)

Start as usual (foreground) process with -f option:

./sipws -f

By default, sipws running as deamon (or Windows service). Skip -f option:

./sipws

Create service in Windows:
sc create "sipws" binPath= \sipws.exe
sc delete "sipws"

• UDP -u 5060
• TCP -t 5060
• WS -p 8080

-u, -t, -p -s port options enables UDP, TCP, WS, WSS transports.

Enable at least one transport.

HTTP server provide account control.

• -r 8082

-i 192.168.43.113

By default, sipws listen 0.0.0.0 address (all interfaces).

• -vvv debug info
• -vv more detailed log
• -v enable logging

In deamon mode, output routes to syslog (*nix) or \sipws.log file. Please DO NOT use logging in production.

Otherwise fatal errors only.

sipws search sipws.cfg in the sipws binary file directory, then in the current directory, last in the /etc or windows directory.

sipws.cfg is a file with command line string. Create sipws.cfg to start daemon (service).

If file sipws.cfg exists, skip reading config with --skipconfig option.

Create "database" file:

{
"data":[
{"avail":"0","cn":"Alice","description":"","domain":"192.168.43.113","expire":3600,"id":"100","image":"http://acme.com/brb/sipws/i/100.png","origin":"registry","password":"password","port":5060},
...
],
"domain":"192.168.43.113",
"ip":"192.168.43.113"
}

Assign "database" file : -b, --db=

In addition to -b, there is -d, --data= option loads accounts from the "request" file.

When -r, --httpport= option is set, POST Json requests to add or delete SIP accounts, start or stop service, clear accounts. Key must be provided. sipws compare key with valid keys. If key is valid, operation is permitted.

{“q”:””, “domain”:””, “key”:”...”}

= start,stop,clear

{“q”:, “errorcode”:”1”}

{“q”:””, “domain”:””, “key”:”...”}

= list

Success:

{“q”:”list”, “errorcode”:”1”} -invalid key

Error:

{“q”:”list”, “registry”:[

{“q”:””, “domain”:””, “key”:”...”, “data”:[,...], “v”:124}

= put

: {“o”:”+”, “u”:””, “k”:””, “cn”:”common name”, “description”:””, “i”:””}

o: +,- add(edit),delete

{“q”:”put”, “errorcode”:”1”, “v”:123}

v: version number before update (0..)

When -r, --httpport= option is set, GET Json requests registered accounts.

./sipws -h

Usage sipws
[-fv8h] [-i ] [-r ] [-p ] [-s ] [-u ] [-t ] [-c ] [-k ] [-w ] [-d ] [-b ] [-l ] [--skipconfig] []...

simple websocket SIP service

-i, --interface= host name or IP address. Default 0.0.0.0- all interfaces
-r, --httpport= HTTP register control port number, e.g. 8082
-p, --port= SIP WS port number, e.g. 8080
-s, --tlsport= SIP WSS port number. e.g. 443
-u, --udpport= SIP UDP port number. Disable UDP transport if not specified
-t, --tcpport= SIP TCP port number. Disable TCP transport if not specified
-c, --certificate= certificate file, default server.pem
-k, --pk= private key file, default server.pem
-w, --password= certificate password, e.g. test
-d, --data= initial registry request JSON file
-b, --db= writeable database file name
-f, --foreground Do not start deamon
-v, --verbose severity: -v: error, -vv: warning, -vvv: debug. Default fatal error only.
-l, --locale= e.g. russian_russia.1251, ru_RU.UTF-8
-8, --utf8 locale use UTF-8
--skipconfig Skip reading argruments from sipws.cfg
-h, --help print this help and exit
update registry valid keys (-r)