2 Jul
2007
2 Jul
'07
5:11 p.m.
No.
Let's assume your R-URI is sip:01234100@some.domain. Your AOR
registered to OpenSER is sip:01234@some.domain with a contact
sip:01234@ip, and in some circumstances you only want to send
sip:100@ip to the UAC, right?
So you have to extract the extension "100" from the R-URI. Save it
into a var or an AVP. Your resulting R-URI then is
sip:01234@some.domain. Then do a lookup in the location table, which
results in an R-URI sip:01234@ip. Then, replace the user-part of the
new R-URI with the value saved in the AVP or var, so your final R-URI
is sip:100@ip, which you can relay to the UAC.
Cheers,
Andreas
Hey,
I thought about it on the week end, and I was sure you were gonna tell
me this, rewriting the R-URI after the userloc check did the trick,
didn't know/understand it was possible like this.
Thanks for the help :-)
cheers,
Patrick.