Perhaps the "uac_replace_from()" function is what you are looking for.
Note that modifying the "From:" header is NOT allowed by the standards. Please review the mailing lists in regard to this topic as it's been discussed many times.
OpenSER gives you enough control to "shoot yourself in the foot". It it possible to create a configuration that can solve your "internal business situation" but might cause interoperability problems with others.
Regards, Norm
Hi Norm,
Thanks for the quick response.
I was
able to use s.substr to perform the string transformations and I got
the correct value.
However, what I am really trying to do is to actually
re-write the PV ($fU) with the
result of s.substr.
For example, I want ($fU) be assigned the value
$(fU{s.substr,3,0}); and
this new value be used as my from_uri; and hence my CallerID.
Thanks again.
Tolu
On 8/18/07,
Norman Brandinger norm@goes.com wrote:
Take a look at the
following documentation. Take special note of 'substr'
http://openser.org/dokuwiki/doku.php/transformations:1.2.x
Regards,
Norm
Hi all,
I am trying to re-write the from_uri ($fU) for all calls coming from my Asterisk server before sending it to the PSTN. I usually prefix the ANI
in
asterisk with "222" to route it to openser, and then
openser simply
forwards the call to the PSTN. The problem is that 222+ANI
appears as my
caller id and is unacceptable. Can anyone give me
hint to strip out this
prefix in openser.
Thanks.
Tolu
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Thanks Norm,
That is exactly what I am looking for. It solved my problem. I used the prefix to identify calls that should be routed to a particular carrier by Openser. But this added prefix affects the interop with some applications with the carrier, hence the need to strip off the tags i added.
Rgds,
Tolu
On 8/18/07, Norman Brandinger norm@goes.com wrote:
Perhaps the "uac_replace_from()" function is what you are looking for.
Note that modifying the "From:" header is NOT allowed by the standards. Please review the mailing lists in regard to this topic as it's been discussed many times.
OpenSER gives you enough control to "shoot yourself in the foot". It it possible to create a configuration that can solve your "internal business situation" but might cause interoperability problems with others.
Regards, Norm
Hi Norm,
Thanks for the quick response.
I was able to use s.substr to perform the string transformations and I
got
the correct value. However, what I am really trying to do is to actually
re-write the PV ($fU) with the result of s.substr.
For example, I want ($fU) be assigned the value $(fU{s.substr,3,0}); and
this new value be used as my from_uri; and hence my CallerID.
Thanks again.
Tolu
On 8/18/07, Norman Brandinger norm@goes.com wrote:
Take a look at the following documentation. Take special note of
'substr'
http://openser.org/dokuwiki/doku.php/transformations:1.2.x
Regards, Norm
Hi all,
I am trying to re-write the from_uri ($fU) for all calls coming from
my
Asterisk server before sending it to the PSTN. I usually prefix the
ANI
in
asterisk with "222" to route it to openser, and then openser simply forwards the call to the PSTN. The problem is that 222+ANI appears as
my
caller id and is unacceptable. Can anyone give me hint to strip out
this
prefix in openser.
Thanks.
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