Hi,
or you need a very, very simple static routing, just use append_branch() :
#replace current uri with first destination
seturi("sip:u1@host");
#add the next destinations as branches
append_branch("sip:u2@host");
append_branch("sip:u3@host");
regards,
bogdan
John Peters wrote:
Hi
For parallel forking or group ringing, you can use avp_db_load. For
example:
if (avp_db_load("$ruri/username", "$avp(s:cfu)/forward")) {
xlog("cfu: $avp(s:cfu)\n.");
avp_pushto("$ruri", "$avp(s:cfu)/g");
};
Use the "g" option to add all URIs. I believe you may also be able to
set it statically like:
modparam("avpops","avp_aliases","myGroup=i:665")
avp_write("sip:u1@host", "$myGroup");
avp_write("sip:u2@host", "$myGroup");
avp_pushto("$ruri", "$myGroup/g");
And of course, if multiple endpoints are configured to use the same
account and username, by default that account will ring to all those
contacts.
On 2/7/07, *Stefano Capitanio* <s.capitanio(a)caspur.it
<mailto:s.capitanio@caspur.it>> wrote:
Hi list,
is it possible to set a Pickup-Group in openser?
what i want is that a call directed for example to sip:voip@isp.it
<mailto:sip:voip@isp.it>
is forwarded to two different users, let's say
tech_assistance1(a)isp.it <mailto:tech_assistance1@isp.it>
and tech_assistance2(a)isp.it <mailto:tech_assistance2@isp.it> (in
parallel)
maybe I can use "rewriteuser" and "append_brach" but I can'
find the
right way!
thank you for any help,
Stefano
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