Given the transparency with which 'topoh' operates, is there any way to capture the new, fake values that it has substituted? In other words, can I, for example, xlog the new Call-ID produced by it? Or does that all take place on a level of abstraction that cannot be intercepted in script?
Thanks,
Hello,
the message content is encoded just before writing to socket, so no way to get it in the config route block right now. With a bit of development, topoh can export a function/pv/transformation that can return the encoded value.
Cheers, Daniel
On 6/13/12 7:49 PM, Alex Balashov wrote:
Given the transparency with which 'topoh' operates, is there any way to capture the new, fake values that it has substituted? In other words, can I, for example, xlog the new Call-ID produced by it? Or does that all take place on a level of abstraction that cannot be intercepted in script?
Thanks,
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Daniel-Constantin Mierla