1 Feb
2006
1 Feb
'06
7:35 p.m.
Can I do a cname or txt query in openser?
I'm trying to create a cname for a enum soa.
That is, I want to do:
soa: e164.test.com
cname: other.test.com -> e164.test.com
Is there any way to accomplish this sort of thing
through DNS?
-g
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Greg Fausak
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2 Feb
2 Feb
1:19 p.m.
Hello,
On 02/01/06 19:35, Greg Fausak wrote:
Can I do a cname or txt query in openser?
I'm trying to create a cname for a enum soa.
That is, I want to do:
soa: e164.test.com
cname: other.test.com -> e164.test.com
Is there any way to accomplish this sort of thing
through DNS?
openser is able to process CNAME records. How you want to be the
translation? Which is the domain you want to be resolved in your case?
Cheers,
Daniel
-g
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greg(a)thursday.com
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4:44 p.m.
What I want to be able to do is
have a variable in openser, and assign that to my domain for enum.
For example, psuedo code:
mydomain = get_from_number + '.' + get_from_domain;
newdomain = get_cname(mydomain);
modparam("enum", "domain_suffix", newdomain);
or, forget the cname part, just:
mydomain = get_from_number + '.' + get_from_domain;
modparam("enum","domain_suffix",mydomain);
As it is, I hacked a function that does what I want.
It would be easier if the ser language was more procedural, so I
can invent stuff like this on the fly. I've noticed that most of
the functions that are called in the modules don't return any strings
directly. Does avp let me write a function that returns a string so
I can use
the value later?
-g
On Feb 2, 2006, at 5:19 AM, Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:
Hello,
On 02/01/06 19:35, Greg Fausak wrote:
Can I do a cname or txt query in openser?
I'm trying to create a cname for a enum soa.
That is, I want to do:
soa: e164.test.com
cname: other.test.com -> e164.test.com
Is there any way to accomplish this sort of thing
through DNS?
openser is able to process CNAME records. How you want to be the
translation? Which is the domain you want to be resolved in your case?
Cheers,
Daniel
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5:55 p.m.
Hello Greg,
On 02/02/06 16:44, Greg Fausak wrote:
What I want to be able to do is
have a variable in openser, and assign that to my domain for enum.
For example, psuedo code:
mydomain = get_from_number + '.' + get_from_domain;
newdomain = get_cname(mydomain);
modparam("enum", "domain_suffix", newdomain);
or, forget the cname part, just:
mydomain = get_from_number + '.' + get_from_domain;
modparam("enum","domain_suffix",mydomain);
This is not possible
to do it in configuration script.
As it is, I hacked a function that does what I want.
It would be easier if the ser language was more procedural, so I
can invent stuff like this on the fly. I've noticed that most of
the functions that are called in the modules don't return any strings
directly.
Indeed, the script functions returns integer values:
0 - true
0 - exit from script
<0 - false
Does avp let me write a function that returns a
string so I can use
the value later?
Yes, you can store the result in an AVP. Many script functions do
so.
For example, the authentication module loads user specific AVPs if
authentication succeeds, or, avp_printf() function prints a formated
string in an AVP, lcr module adds the destinations in AVPs, and the
examples can go on.
I am currently working on AVP stuff to allow dynamic names for AVPs and
several (many) other enhancements.
Best regards,
Daniel
-g
On Feb 2, 2006, at 5:19 AM, Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:
Hello,
On 02/01/06 19:35, Greg Fausak wrote:
Can I do a cname or txt query in openser?
I'm trying to create a cname for a enum soa.
That is, I want to do:
soa: e164.test.com
cname: other.test.com -> e164.test.com
Is there any way to accomplish this sort of thing
through DNS?
openser is able to process CNAME records. How you want to be the
translation? Which is the domain you want to be resolved in your case?
Cheers,
Daniel
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