Hi Juha

I just wanted to update every body on what I found looking at the c code. The values in between the pipes are as follows:

Most of these things are clearly retrievable from the DB (just look at the lcr_gw table and you will see the values there) but I found 2 things worthy of note:

1) gw_index: this seems that it can be any number that is unique inside the avp, when I tried reconstructing this avp I used just 1 and 2 for my test entries and this worked.

2) ip_addr: There is some interesting munging that happens with in the c code to encode this value, however I found that when I over wrote the values of the avp manually I didn't need to do the munging -- just putting an ip address in this space worked fine.

From my basic testing here it looks like overwriting the contents of this avp to substitute in ones own lcr destinations should be pretty straight forward.

All the best.

Will Ferrer

On Mon, Apr 28, 2014 at 6:22 PM, Will Ferrer <will.ferrer@switchsoft.com> wrote:

Hi Juha

Thank you very much for pointing me in the right direction. I am looking the c code now and I will update the list if I figure it out sufficiently.

All the best.

Will Ferrer

On Sat, Apr 26, 2014 at 10:51 PM, Juha Heinanen <jh@tutpro.com> wrote:

Will Ferrer writes:

> I have found you can overwrite the contents of the gw_uri_avp (default:
> $avp(i:709)) substitute this function call. However I am a bit unclear
> about what goes in this avp. I was wondering if any one knew of a place I
> could find this information.

gw_uri_avp is internal avp and is not intended for manipulation.

> The contents of the avp is an list whose entries look something like this
> :"2|1|0|||258722358||5060||1|1". The values separated by the | are likely
> values from the database, and some of them are obvious (like the port and
> the prefix), but others are not. In particular the longer number baffles
> me, it's not the ip of the gateway from the lcr_gw table, unless it is but
> has been altered in some way.

if you want to play with it, you need to check from source code what the
various fields mean. the relevant functions are encode_avp_value and
decode_avp_value. there are comments about the fields.

be aware that contents gw_uri_avp may change from version to version
without warning.

-- juha

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