subscribecontext (one word) is another attribute of a peer (sip.conf).  I am
using it as part of a MYSQL table that holds all my sip registrations, and
that works fine.  I did have to add the column, since it wasn't part of the
table construct that can be found on the wiki.
 
Mike
 
 

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is subscribe context an addiotional switch/field ?  
or its the peer context ?


On 8/9/07, Mike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]  <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: 

I feared so, but I have already started working on this. Thanks for the 
confirmation.

Too bad, the rest of my design was relatively elegant (IMO) and easily to
modify.



Mike





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Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] The quest for making "hint" more flexible
continues - using Realtime now

Mike wrote:
> Ok, now that I've learned I cannot use any variables when using the 
> `hint` priority (for BLF), I figured I'd try to use the next best
> thing: hardcoded values using realtime.  This way I avoid variables
> such as ${ACCOUNTCODE} but I can at least change the DB more easily 
> than text files.  This is the appropriate line in the DB:
>
>
> +------+--------------+-------+----------+--------------------+---------+
> | id   | context      | exten | priority | app                | appdata | 
> +------+--------------+-------+----------+--------------------+---------+
> | 2000 | hint-context | 705   |     hint | SIP/test-1         |         |
> +------+--------------+-------+----------+--------------------+---------+ 
>
>
> This is what I put in mt hint-context in extensions.conf:
> [hint-context]
> switch => Realtime/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> <mailto:  <mailto:Realtime/[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Realtime/[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> And this is what I get from the CLI:
> Aug  9 11:34:14 NOTICE[19894]: chan_sip.c:11187
> handle_request_subscribe: Got SUBSCRIBE for extension [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> from xx.xxx.xx.xx, but there is no hint for
> that extension
>
> Well....there is!  Is there any way I can do this?
>
> Mike
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I personally opened a bug in the bugtracker about this and it was closed as
wont fix. You simply cannot use the hint priority in realtime with out a
major change to the API. So until the code is changed, you are going to have

to have a separate hint context with nothing but hint priority extensions
and set the subscribe context in sip.conf for all concerned devices to that
context.
This is how I am running in production now.

Anthony

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