On 25/05/14 08:15, Paul Miller wrote:
Using the following regex in the website I get my desired outcome:
.*:([0-9]{4,5})[:;]
I am sure that this will not be the best way but certainly it works in
the website just fine.
however when I use it an SIPp xml file I never get the same match as
the
Hello everyone,
I have a question about the link between the configuration files in
asterisk and SIPp XML scenario.
If I have something like this in my extensions.conf:
*[*sipp*]*
exten *=>* 2005*,*1*,*Answer
exten *=>* 2005,2*,*Wait*(*60*)*
exten *=>* 2005*,*3*,*Hangup
but if I run the test
Hi All.
Firstly I am not good at regex, so I have been reading tutorials and
looking at this site (http://regex101.com/) to practise my matching
techniques.
using the following example Via headers I want to match the port number
when it is available.
e.g.
TEST1: Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 192.168.0.65;rpor
