Hello,
I'm using the UAC module to perform remote registrations. When an incoming call comes in from one of the remote registrations I'm using the following to route the call to the correct user:
if(uac_reg_lookup("$rU", "$ru")) { lookup("location"); route(RELAY); }
This works fine for routing the call to the local user but the "from domain" still contains the IP address of the remote registrar. This results in the caller ID being displayed along with the registrars IP address.
I've been reading the documentation on the UAC module and it looks like I should be using "uac_restore_from()" somewhere in the config to restore the original "from domain". My thought was to do something like this but it's not replacing the from domain:
if(uac_reg_lookup("$rU", "$ru")) { uac_restore_from(); lookup("location"); route(RELAY); }
I've got the following modparams set for UAC and RR:
modparam("rr", "append_fromtag", 1) modparam("uac","restore_mode","auto")
I'm not sure if using uac_restore_from() is the way to accomplish this or if I should be going about this differently.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Isaac
Hello,
On 7/31/13 7:00 AM, Isaac McDonald wrote:
Hello,
I'm using the UAC module to perform remote registrations. When an incoming call comes in from one of the remote registrations I'm using the following to route the call to the correct user:
if(uac_reg_lookup("$rU", "$ru")) { lookup("location"); route(RELAY); }
This works fine for routing the call to the local user but the "from domain" still contains the IP address of the remote registrar. This results in the caller ID being displayed along with the registrars IP address.
I've been reading the documentation on the UAC module and it looks like I should be using "uac_restore_from()" somewhere in the config to restore the original "from domain". My thought was to do something like this but it's not replacing the from domain:
if(uac_reg_lookup("$rU", "$ru")) { uac_restore_from(); lookup("location"); route(RELAY); }
I've got the following modparams set for UAC and RR:
modparam("rr", "append_fromtag", 1) modparam("uac","restore_mode","auto")
I'm not sure if using uac_restore_from() is the way to accomplish this or if I should be going about this differently.
uac_restore_from() has to be used for the case when you used before uac_replace_from(...) -- so you have to use the former to update the From header to the value you want.
Cheers, Daniel
I haven't used uac_replace_from() anywhere in the config. Is the UAC module supposed to correct the from address automatically?
On 8/13/2013 3:05 AM, Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:
Hello,
On 7/31/13 7:00 AM, Isaac McDonald wrote:
Hello,
I'm using the UAC module to perform remote registrations. When an incoming call comes in from one of the remote registrations I'm using the following to route the call to the correct user:
if(uac_reg_lookup("$rU", "$ru")) { lookup("location"); route(RELAY); }
This works fine for routing the call to the local user but the "from domain" still contains the IP address of the remote registrar. This results in the caller ID being displayed along with the registrars IP address.
I've been reading the documentation on the UAC module and it looks like I should be using "uac_restore_from()" somewhere in the config to restore the original "from domain". My thought was to do something like this but it's not replacing the from domain:
if(uac_reg_lookup("$rU", "$ru")) { uac_restore_from(); lookup("location"); route(RELAY); }
I've got the following modparams set for UAC and RR:
modparam("rr", "append_fromtag", 1) modparam("uac","restore_mode","auto")
I'm not sure if using uac_restore_from() is the way to accomplish this or if I should be going about this differently.
uac_restore_from() has to be used for the case when you used before uac_replace_from(...) -- so you have to use the former to update the From header to the value you want.
Cheers, Daniel
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