Hello. I have a question. Is there a way to optimize the use of AVP's. Right now i'm using avp_radius to load client's attributes from my database. These attributes are flags with value ON/OFF. Inside my configuration i'm using these values with avp names : callee_attr1, callee_attr2, etc. I have read somewhere in the list that if i use numeric avp's instead of string the processing is more quick. Is this ok?. If the answer is yes, how is the syntax for this?. For example i'm loading avp attributes like :
SIP-AVP="attr1:on" SIP-AVP="attr2:off"
then i my configuration : if ( avp_check("callee_attr1", "eq/s:on/g") ) { xlog("L_INFO", "time [$Tf] : Something XXXX\n"); route(8); return; };
Can someone guide me on this point ? Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Ricardo Martinez.-
Hello,
this may help you a bit. There are some examples of using integer-named avps. http://openser.org/docs/openser-radius-1.0.x.html
Cheers, Daniel
On 05/15/06 23:27, Ricardo Martinez wrote:
Hello. I have a question. Is there a way to optimize the use of AVP's. Right now i'm using avp_radius to load client's attributes from my database. These attributes are flags with value ON/OFF. Inside my configuration i'm using these values with avp names : callee_attr1, callee_attr2, etc. I have read somewhere in the list that if i use numeric avp's instead of string the processing is more quick. Is this ok?. If the answer is yes, how is the syntax for this?. For example i'm loading avp attributes like :
SIP-AVP="attr1:on" SIP-AVP="attr2:off"
then i my configuration : if ( avp_check("callee_attr1", "eq/s:on/g") ) { xlog("L_INFO", "time [$Tf] : Something XXXX\n"); route(8); return; };
Can someone guide me on this point ? Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Ricardo Martinez.-
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