6 Sep
2006
6 Sep
'06
11:09 a.m.
your solution is more expensive from DB size point of view. Each alias
must be added for all the domains.
on the other side, you are right - if you are using location for
aliases, it will be tricky to disable the use_domain option.
as a solution you might use alias_db module for aliases - you will be
able to set the use_domain without any side effects.
regards,
bogdan
Ricardo Carvalho wrote:
I already figured out how it can be done... The
problem can be solved
adding every domains that Ser proxy takes care to same alias in
aliases table, for example like this:
username | domain | contact
---------------------------------------------------------------
4119 | domain_A | user@domain_A
4119 | domain_B | user@domain_A
This way, phones registered as different domains in the same Ser
server can dial the alias 4119 without having to dial 4119@domain_A if
the caller is registered in domain_B. It may sound like a bit lousy
trick, but it works!
In fact I agree that the best way to do this would be turning off the
"use_domain" for aliases, but I don't know how can that be done
because I guess that if we use modparam("usrloc", "use_domain", 1),
use_domain will be available for everything. If someone knows how to
disable use_domain for aliases, please tell me!!
Regards,
Ricardo.
Bogdan-Andrei Iancu wrote:
Hi Ricardo,
try turning off the "use_domain" for aliases - then only the username
will be used to identify the alias, so they will be visible from all
your local domains.
regards,
bogdan
Ricardo Carvalho wrote:
I'm using multi-domain and I can only call
users by their aliases if
I'm dialling from a phone registered with the same domain of the
called user or if I'm dialling alias@domain_of_the_callee from a
phone registered with other domain.
How can I make Ser allow that every user can contact other users
even if they are from other domain by just dialling their alias
(without dialling also their domain when the callee is from other
domain than the caller)?
Regards,
Ricardo.
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