Hello all,
I need help about this:
When an INVITE packet is received by SER, a Perl script changes the SDP of this INVITE and the result of this script (new INVITE with new SDP) is saved in a txt file.
My question is:
How can I do that SER sends the new INVITE, which is in a txt file.
I have tried to do this with REPLACE command but I think is not possible because It doesn`t accept "regular expression" as substitute and I don´t know how save this new SDP in variables which can be process by SER.
Please help me.
Thank you very much.
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Both replace() and subst() methods of textops module support regexps. Just try latest (pre)release.
Hth, Bogdan.
Benito Caracuel wrote:
Hello all,
I need help about this:
When an INVITE packet is received by SER, a Perl script changes the SDP of this INVITE and the result of this script (new INVITE with new SDP) is saved in a txt file.
My question is:
How can I do that SER sends the new INVITE, which is in a txt file.
I have tried to do this with REPLACE command but I think is not possible because It doesn`t accept "regular expression" as substitute and I don´t know how save this new SDP in variables which can be process by SER.
Please help me.
Thank you very much.
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Hi,
I'm not 100% sure but if you add/remove stuff from the sdp that ser will update the content-lenght header. Atleast I've had problems with this and subst.
-A * Bogdan Pintea pintea@iptego.de [061109 14:06]:
Both replace() and subst() methods of textops module support regexps. Just try latest (pre)release.
Hth, Bogdan.
Benito Caracuel wrote:
Hello all,
I need help about this:
When an INVITE packet is received by SER, a Perl script changes the SDP of this INVITE and the result of this script (new INVITE with new SDP) is saved in a txt file.
My question is:
How can I do that SER sends the new INVITE, which is in a txt file.
I have tried to do this with REPLACE command but I think is not possible because It doesn`t accept "regular expression" as substitute and I don?t know how save this new SDP in variables which can be process by SER.
Please help me.
Thank you very much.
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On Nov 09, 2006 at 14:25, Atle Samuelsen clona@cyberhouse.no wrote:
Hi,
I'm not 100% sure but if you add/remove stuff from the sdp that ser will update the content-lenght header. Atleast I've had problems with this and subst.
Yes, it doesn't always update the content-length (it will work only if the message was fully parsed prior to the subst/replace). An ugly workarround is to use: append_hf("") before any subst/replace that might modifiy the sdp (not tested but it should work).
I could add subst_body, replace_body & replace_all_body if people are interested (should be ok even with the freeze since they don't change anything else and they are a kind of bugfix).
Andrei
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