Hello all,
is it possible to store the User-Part of the current state of the RURI, do manipulations then and revert the User-Part later in Ser.cfg.
Scenario is the following:
1) Incoming RURI is e164@proxy, e164 is saved. 2) e164@proxy is aliased to username@proxy 3) username@proxy is looked-up in registrar, now contact@client-ip 4) contact@client-ip should be rewritten to saved-e164@client-ip
Is this possible using avps?
With best regards, Martin Koenig
Martin,
You can use AVPOPS for this. Try something like this:
avp_write("$ruri/username", "i:30"); # store username part of r-uri in avp i:30 # do your r-uri manipulation stuff here avp_pushto("$ruri/username", "i:30"); # rewrite usernam part of u-uri
The AVPOPS documentation is available at http://www.siphub.net/docs/avpops/
Regards, Paul
On Apr 5, 2005 7:11 AM, Martin Koenig martin.koenig@toplink-plannet.de wrote:
Hello all,
is it possible to store the User-Part of the current state of the RURI, do manipulations then and revert the User-Part later in Ser.cfg.
Scenario is the following:
- Incoming RURI is e164@proxy, e164 is saved.
- e164@proxy is aliased to username@proxy
- username@proxy is looked-up in registrar, now contact@client-ip
- contact@client-ip should be rewritten to saved-e164@client-ip
Is this possible using avps?
With best regards, Martin Koenig
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