27 Sep
2007
27 Sep
'07
2:44 p.m.
I did a live check and it works:)
Jiri Kuthan pisze:
Well embarassingly I have to admit I would have to try
first too :-)
(Jiri slightly confused by all the AVP tracks....)
-jiri
At 10:50 27/09/2007, Tomasz Zieleniewski wrote:
Thank You Jiri
How can I assign a value of one attribute to another??
will something like this wok??
$some_attr1 = $some_attr2
bests
tomasz
Jiri Kuthan pisze:
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At 23:05 26/09/2007, Tomasz Zieleniewski wrote:
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So I can define my own attributes through serweb,
give them some value through global attributes in serweb and they
will be visible in ser.cfg by such reference $some_attr_name??
Yes, exactly! That's the magic intended to help integration of web
applilcations and ser scripting.
Will they appear in global_attrs table in ser
db??
yes.
-jiri
Thanks
tomasz
Jiri Kuthan pisze:
> in scripts, just use it :-)
> for example, in the to-be-released example config file, we check if source ip of a
packet equals a predefined IP address of a gateway.
>
> if (@src.ip == $gw_ip) {
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> for this, serweb has a defined attr_type, upon which an AVP with
> a certain value is defined.
>
> -jiri
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> At 15:28 26/09/2007, Tomasz Zieleniewski wrote:
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>> Hi,
>>
>> I would like to be able to perform some checks inside ser.cfg, globaly for all
user.
>> I need to have some kind of the global tag or attribute set to point a specific
condition.
>> How can I achive that in the nice way, the best would be if this parameter is
somehow
>> configurable thorugh serweb.
>>
>> Thank You in advance
>> Bests
>> -Tomasz
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