in this case, try a subst:

subst('/^(P-Asserted-Identity):(.*)$/\1:sip:\2@sip.domian.com/i')

haven't tried it, so it might need some tunnings.

regards, bogdan

Martin Kjeldsen wrote:

Yeah, I see that it's not the best and most secure way. But the trouble is that I would like to use the functions you are suggesting but the 0.9.5 version doesn't support the avp_printf() function and hence I'm still unable to use the avp functions to enter combined data in the headers!

Or am I mistaken?

Regards Martin

Bogdan-Andrei Iancu wrote:

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Hi Martin,

maybe that's the easiest way as number of cfg line, but is a totaly unsecure (second search may hit different parts of the message) and slow (as regexps):

you may also try: avp_write("$hdr[P-Asserted-Identity]","i:10"); #get body avp_printf("i:10","sip:$avp(i:10)@sip.domian.com"); # compose new body remove_hf("P-Asserted-Identity"); #remove org. hdr avp_pushto("$P-Asserted-Identity/request","i:10"); # set new hdr

regards, bogdan

Martin Kjeldsen wrote:

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Hi

Can I use Textops, to alter headers in a invite message? This is what I'm trying to do!

   search_append("P-Asserted-Identity: ", "<sip:");
   search_append(" [0-9]\{8\}", "@sip.domian.com>");

Is this at all possible or should I try some other way? The data I want to add to the header is static.

I'm using OpenSER 0.9.5

Thanks in advance

Martin

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