Hello Bogdan -
Also keep in mind that you can specify multiple RewriteUsername's to do multiple transforms on the incoming User-Name's.
regards
Hugh
On Saturday, Jan 18, 2003, at 03:51 Australia/Melbourne, Bogdan TARU wrote:
Not really usable, since my realms are like @1, @2, etc. But I will try
to use RewriteUsername as one of the first commands I'm calling in the
radiator, and check then after my own <Realm>.
Thank you for your solutions,
bogdan
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On Fri, 17 Jan 2003, Denis Pavani wrote:
I would use an handler search: <Handler Username=/*#realm1*/> ..... </Handler>So you can match a pattern in the username even if not a realm. Bogdan TARU wrote:
Hi Kurt,
And first of all, thanks for the reply. But your solution doesn't really
work. I am using right now something like 5 different realms for
different purposes, so I don't know the 'initial' realm of
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I was thinking like replacing:
user@my-realm-1
with something like:
user#my-realm-1 (knowing that I'm never gonna have # in 'user' or
'my-realm-1')
But then, I will have to 'convince' radiator to consider 'my-realm-1' as
being the realm. How hard would that be?
bogdan
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On Fri, 17 Jan 2003, Kurt Jaeger wrote:
Hi!I was wondering how easy would be to convince radiator to use anotherVery easy.
"realm separator", instead of the '@' character? I am having troubles over
here in germany, with a big ISP (T-Online) who is installing a piece of
software on their client's machines. And that piece of software rewrites
all the realms of the outgoing calls (no matter which dialer) with their
own '@t-online.de', which basically means our dialers's realm is unusable.
Obviously, the solution would be to use another character instead of '@'
for our realm, and to delete the '@t-online.de' realm where present.
How easy could that be in Radiator?
Let's say: myrealm:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
RewriteUsername s/^myrealm:(\S+)\@t-online.de$/$1\@myrealm/
Will rewrite your username to user@myrealm.
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