Many Kamailio modules require, or have additional functionality, when you’re using a database backend. There’s a few options, but for this tutorial we’ll use a MySQL database backend. To begin with we’ll install MySQL & Kamailio, apt-get install kamailio* mysql-server Next we’ll want to configure the file called kamctlrc in which we’ll add our database … Continue reading Kamailio Bytes – MySQL Database Backend for Module Config →