You can replace the username on OpenSER to whatever you like using the UAC module. Perhaps you could extend this by also checking for the *67 in the number dialled (SIP URI or 'To' field). Hopefully that should solve the problem.
On 10/7/06, Kelvin Williams kelvin-lists@williamschadwell.com wrote:
Is there a constant Username that I could use within my openser.cfg? I have several database lookups based upon the Username, however I have found that if my user dials out using *67 his ATA replaces his username with "anonymous" thereby making a good majority of my config useless.
kw
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Just a thought:
The "Username" field seems not the correct one to ensure any security context or specific decisions. This fields is used only by "humans" to have a better display on their phones (instead of seeing URI)
And it's very easy to modify it on the great majority of SIP devices. I suggest you to use the URI instead
Christophe
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De : users-bounces@openser.org [mailto:users-bounces@openser.org] De la part de Max Gregorian Envoyé : mercredi 11 octobre 2006 16:21 À : Kelvin Williams Cc : users@openser.org Objet : Re: [Users] A Constant Username?
You can replace the username on OpenSER to whatever you like using the UAC module. Perhaps you could extend this by also checking for the *67 in the number dialled (SIP URI or 'To' field). Hopefully that should solve the problem.
On 10/7/06, Kelvin Williams kelvin-lists@williamschadwell.com wrote:
Is there a constant Username that I could use within my openser.cfg? I have several database lookups based upon the Username, however I have found that if my user dials out using *67 his ATA replaces his username with "anonymous" thereby making a good majority of my config useless.
kw
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