Hi Vlasis,
> struct ooh323_peer *find_peer(const char * name)
> {
....
> while(peer)
> {
> if(!strcasecmp(peer->name, name))
> break;
> if(peer->ip && !strcasecmp(peer->ip, name))
> break;
> if(peer->h323id && !strcasecmp(peer->h323id, name))
> break;
> if(peer->e164 && !strcasecmp(peer->e164, name))
> break;
> peer = peer->next;
> }
...
I guess this changes can't be incorporated in find_peer(), but need a
seperate function to compare peer based on
ip address for ooh323_onReceivedSetup() function. like find_ip_peer()
> if(p->callerid_name)
> {
> p->username = strdup(p->callerid_name);
> user = find_user(p->username);
> if(user)
> {
> ast_mutex_lock(&user->lock);
> strncpy(p->context, user->context, sizeof(p->context)-1);
> strncpy(p->accountcode, user->accountcode,
> sizeof(p->accountcode)-1);
> p->amaflags = user->amaflags;
> p->capability = user->capability;
> memcpy(&p->prefs, &user->prefs, sizeof(struct ast_codec_pref));
> p->dtmfmode = user->dtmfmode;
> /* Since, call is coming from a pbx user, no need to use gk */
> OO_SETFLAG(p->flags, H323_DISABLEGK);
> OO_SETFLAG(call->flags, OO_M_DISABLEGK);
> ast_mutex_unlock(&user->lock);
> }
> }
>
>
> Add:
>
> peer = find_peer(strdup(call->remoteIP));
> if(peer)
> {
> user = find_user(peer->name);
> if(user)
> {
> ast_mutex_lock(&user->lock);
> strncpy(p->context, user->context, sizeof(p->context)-1);
> strncpy(p->accountcode, user->accountcode,
> sizeof(p->accountcode)-1);
> p->amaflags = user->amaflags;
> p->capability = user->capability;
> memcpy(&p->prefs, &user->prefs, sizeof(struct
> ast_codec_pref));
> p->dtmfmode = user->dtmfmode;
> /* Since, call is coming from a pbx user, no need to use
> gk */
> OO_SETFLAG(p->flags, H323_DISABLEGK);
> OO_SETFLAG(call->flags, OO_M_DISABLEGK);
> ast_mutex_unlock(&user->lock);
> }
>
> }
I guess should be:
if(p->callerid_name)
{
......
}
else {
peer = find_ip_peer(strdup(call->remoteIP));
if(peer)
{
user = find_user(peer->name);
if(user)
{
ast_mutex_lock(&user->lock);
strncpy(p->context, user->context, sizeof(p->context)-1);
strncpy(p->accountcode, user->accountcode,
sizeof(p->accountcode)-1);
p->amaflags = user->amaflags;
p->capability = user->capability;
memcpy(&p->prefs, &user->prefs, sizeof(struct
ast_codec_pref));
p->dtmfmode = user->dtmfmode;
/* Since, call is coming from a pbx user, no need to use gk
*/
OO_SETFLAG(p->flags, H323_DISABLEGK);
OO_SETFLAG(call->flags, OO_M_DISABLEGK);
ast_mutex_unlock(&user->lock);
}
}
}
> A few weeks ago I tried to find a way to match incoming calls from
> "friends" to their contexts, based on the IP address of the "friend".
What you mean by "friends"?
If a calls is coming from particular IP address, than what you want to do?
Regards,
Avin Patel
Objective Systems, Inc.
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