I have ser configured and workin fine with multiple domains.
I assign an unique numeric alias for each user not realted to the domain. So If I have an alias 0823384@domain1.com can't have 0823384@domain2.com link to another user.
Now I'd like to let the user of doamin1.com using the regular phone to call the user of domain2.com trough SER (I am using 0.9.2);
I am not able to figure out how to modify the ser.cfg to accomplish this. Could I rewrite the uri if I don't find the alias and let them find again with the new domain? Something like this: if (!lookup("alias")){ if (uri=~"domain1,com") { rewritehost("domain2.com"); lookup("alias"); # if it is not about the other domain it come back if (!lookup("alias")){ rewritehost("domain1.com"); } } else if (uri=~"domain2,com") { rewritehost("domain1.com"); lookup("alias"); # if it is not about the other domain it come back if (!lookup("alias")){ rewritehost("domain2.com"); } } }
Hope o receive some feedback. Thanks
If use_domain parameter of registrar and userloc module is set to 0, the lookup function should only search for the userpart of the request URI. Try playing around with this parameter.
regards, klaus
Rosario Pingaro wrote:
I have ser configured and workin fine with multiple domains.
I assign an unique numeric alias for each user not realted to the domain. So If I have an alias 0823384@domain1.com mailto:0823384@domain1.com can't have 0823384@domain2.com mailto:0823384@domain2.com link to another user.
Now I'd like to let the user of doamin1.com using the regular phone to call the user of domain2.com trough SER (I am using 0.9.2);
I am not able to figure out how to modify the ser.cfg to accomplish this. Could I rewrite the uri if I don't find the alias and let them find again with the new domain? Something like this: if (!lookup("alias")){ if (uri=~"domain1,com") { rewritehost("domain2.com"); lookup("alias"); # if it is not about the other domain it come back if (!lookup("alias")){ rewritehost("domain1.com"); } } else if (uri=~"domain2,com") { rewritehost("domain1.com"); lookup("alias"); # if it is not about the other domain it come back if (!lookup("alias")){ rewritehost("domain2.com"); } } }
Hope o receive some feedback. Thanks
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If I set registrar and userloc to 0 I can't manage two different domain!
I'd like to have two separate domain but using unique aliases I have to link them in some way
Thanks
Rosario
----- Original Message ----- From: "Klaus Darilion" klaus.mailinglists@pernau.at To: "Rosario Pingaro" rpingar@italycom.it Cc: serusers@lists.iptel.org Sent: Saturday, June 25, 2005 3:44 PM Subject: Re: [Serusers] multiple domains and aliases to link them
If use_domain parameter of registrar and userloc module is set to 0, the lookup function should only search for the userpart of the request URI. Try playing around with this parameter.
regards, klaus
Rosario Pingaro wrote:
I have ser configured and workin fine with multiple domains. I assign an unique numeric alias for each user not realted to the domain. So If I have an alias 0823384@domain1.com mailto:0823384@domain1.com can't have 0823384@domain2.com mailto:0823384@domain2.com link to another user. Now I'd like to let the user of doamin1.com using the regular phone to call the user of domain2.com trough SER (I am using 0.9.2); I am not able to figure out how to modify the ser.cfg to accomplish this. Could I rewrite the uri if I don't find the alias and let them find again with the new domain? Something like this: if (!lookup("alias")){ if (uri=~"domain1,com") { rewritehost("domain2.com"); lookup("alias"); # if it is not about the other domain it come back if (!lookup("alias")){ rewritehost("domain1.com"); } } else if (uri=~"domain2,com") { rewritehost("domain1.com"); lookup("alias"); # if it is not about the other domain it come back if (!lookup("alias")){ rewritehost("domain2.com"); } } } Hope o receive some feedback. Thanks
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