Hi David, Thanks for the reply. I checked out sqlops module, this will solve the problem only when I get the authentication password (secret) of the user inside request route. For this I tried checking kamailio pseudovars but haven't found one. Therefore, I am sticking with auth_db module.If this is possible by any other way do let me know.
thanks, Arish
You can create a VIEW in the dB, which gets the user and pass for any other tables. And configure this view as the source for auth_db.
On Sat, 20 Apr 2019 at 18:31, arish haque arish.haq@gmail.com wrote:
Hi David, Thanks for the reply. I checked out sqlops module, this will solve the problem only when I get the authentication password (secret) of the user inside request route. For this I tried checking kamailio pseudovars but haven't found one. Therefore, I am sticking with auth_db module.If this is possible by any other way do let me know.
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