On 03/03/06 07:46, vikram sarathy wrote:
hi daniel, thanks for this mail, i created a table in database and stored ip's of all servers and by using avp_db_query() function, and trying to store all this ip's of server into default varables "$avp(i:1);$avp(i:2);...". in my openser.conf file i am trying to do, rewritehost("$avp(i:1)");
rewritehost() has no support for pseudo-variables. You have to use avp_pushto("$ruri/domain","$avp(i:1)").
Cheers, Daniel
append_branch(); rewritehost("$avp(i:2)"); append_branch();for parrallel forking. here i have used 2 ip's hard coded. this has to happen in generic, mean to say for the number of servers in database list,rewritehost() and append_branch() has to called. is there any function to do this.
with regrads vicky
On Thu, 02 Mar 2006 Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote :
Hello,
On 03/02/06 10:23, vikram sarathy wrote:
hi, i have 3 servers in my setup, in which each server has a user
registered. i need to route a call from one server to other. in first case i kept all servers in same domine and later i need to check with all servers in different domains.
can any one tell me is there any way to achive this.
one possible way, very simple, is to store for each user the address
of the server which keeps the location information. You can load the address via avpops module and then set the dst_uri to it and forward.
Other way is to split the users based on some rules (e.g, prefix) to
learn easily to which server the user belongs. As an alternative, you can try serial/parallel forking to all servers.
Daniel
with regards vicky
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