26 May
2006
26 May
'06
12:45 p.m.
Hi Andreas,
Indeed, that's a problem - once a RURI gets into branches, there is no
way to access it or to change it. A solution will be to extend the $br
pseudo variable to be able to access a specific branch : $br[n].....
for the moment, the only idea it came into my mind is to serialize the
branches, in order to load them into AVP - then you can process them and
later push them back as branches.....hmm quite ugly..
regards,
bogdan
Andreas Granig wrote:
Hi,
I'm currently playing around with uac_redirect to also handle
UAC-triggered call forwards (301/302).
My server-side CF-handling works in that way that I rewrite the R-URI
in failure-routes and call my normal routes to manipulate the new
R-URI and then append_branch() before t_relay().
Now with get_redirects() the new R-URIs are already appended as
branches, so how may I manipulate the URIs then? Is there a way to get
the R-URI of a branch back into the "normal" R-URI where I can use $rU
and $rd and so on? Or how may I handle that then? Setting a
branch-route and t_relay() and then manipulate my URI doesn't seem to
be the way to go, because there's quite a lot of R-URI processing
going on in my config before an INVITE leaves the server.
Thanks,
Andy
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