I don't see that this particular header is made available by any of the core
vars or scripting vars.
I tried using $(hdr(P-Called-Party-Id)) but OS comes back
with /usr/sbin/opensips[7981]: P-Called-Party-Id equals
It seems to think that I'm looking for:
/usr/sbin/opensips[7981]: DBG:core:pv_ge
I don't know that its mentioned in the documentation, but I ran across the
same issue and remembered finding something about it by searching nabble's
opensips part.
Its one of those things you chalk up to experience.
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On Feb 6, 2011 8:54 PM, "Nigel Daniels"
wrote:
> that seems to
that seems to be working, thanks alot ! clearly I need to re-read the docs
On Sun, Feb 6, 2011 at 6:48 PM, Dave Singer wrote:
> Isn't
> $var(my_uri) = "5...@example.com";
> $ru = "sip:" + $var(my_ruri);
> the same as
> rewriteuri("sip:5...@example.com");
> just that using $ru you can use it
Yeah I was wrong about the avpops being an alternative. But if he finds the
mailing list thread I referred him to it will say th exact thing you just
mentioned Dave.
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On Feb 6, 2011 8:49 PM, "Dave Singer" wrote:
> Isn't
> $var(my_uri) = "5...@example.com";
> $ru = "sip:" + $var(my
Isn't
$var(my_uri) = "5...@example.com";
$ru = "sip:" + $var(my_ruri);
the same as
rewriteuri("sip:5...@example.com");
just that using $ru you can use it just like assigning to other vars
like you are doing.
On Sun, Feb 6, 2011 at 6:36 PM, Duane Larson wrote:
> Avpops
>
> Sent from Droi
Avpops
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On Feb 6, 2011 8:34 PM, "Nigel Daniels"
wrote:
> the problem is that rewriteuri() does not support variables is there any
> alternative to rewriteuri() for changing the uri
>
> On Sun, Feb 6, 2011 at 6:26 PM, Tyler Merritt wrote:
>
>> I do this as well:
>>
>> $var(origFrom
the problem is that rewriteuri() does not support variables is there any
alternative to rewriteuri() for changing the uri
On Sun, Feb 6, 2011 at 6:26 PM, Tyler Merritt wrote:
> I do this as well:
>
> $var(origFromNumber) = $(re{uri.user});
> $var(finalFromURI) = "sip:81" + $(var(origFromNumber){
He should search the mailing list for rewriteuri
You can't, i believe, use pseudovariables with that function. I believe you
have to use an avp
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On Feb 6, 2011 8:26 PM, "Tyler Merritt" wrote:
> I do this as well:
>
> $var(origFromNumber) = $(re{uri.user});
> $var(finalFromURI) =
I do this as well:
$var(origFromNumber) = $(re{uri.user});
$var(finalFromURI) = "sip:81" + $(var(origFromNumber){s.substr,1,0}) + "@" +
$fd;
This works fine for me. Takes what is essentially a DID and formats it to a
SIP PEER string as per the carrier.
You say that var(z) prints correctly in th
I have used "if (status=="100")" and "if (is_method("TRYING"))" and placed
these in a variety of places, at the top of route[0], in route[1], in
onreply_route (where it actually works), but nowhere can I get the OUTGOING
100 TRYING packet to change...
I can't figure this out - there isn't very goo
Search
How can I use a pseudovariable or a avp
on the mailing list.
I just did a search of "rewriteuri" and the last one on Nabble talks about
your issue.
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On Feb 6, 2011 7:55 PM, "Nigel Daniels"
wrote:
> the '+ ' is for concatenation of the 2 strings and $var(z) prints
correctly
Feb 7 01:00:45 opensips /sbin/opensips[26040]:
sip:16505332...@sip.testdomain2.com
> Nevermind I guess you do use the +. I don't have my config in front of me
> so it looked odd. I would still be interested in what your xlog output is.
>
> Sent from Droid
> On Feb 6, 2011 7:37 PM, "Nigel Daniel
Nevermind I guess you do use the +. I don't have my config in front of me
so it looked odd. I would still be interested in what your xlog output is.
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On Feb 6, 2011 7:37 PM, "Nigel Daniels"
wrote:
> I tried the fallowing and $var(z) looks
> $var(x)=$tu;
> $var(y) = $(var(x){s.sel
the '+ ' is for concatenation of the 2 strings and $var(z) prints correctly
in the log
On Sun, Feb 6, 2011 at 5:45 PM, Duane Larson wrote:
> Why do you have the + outside of the quotation marks when you are declaring
> var(z). Wonder if that is your issue. What is the output for your xlog
> t
Why do you have the + outside of the quotation marks when you are declaring
var(z). Wonder if that is your issue. What is the output for your xlog
that shows what varz is?
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On Feb 6, 2011 7:37 PM, "Nigel Daniels"
wrote:
> I tried the fallowing and $var(z) looks
> $var(x)=$tu;
> $
I tried the fallowing and $var(z) looks
$var(x)=$tu;
$var(y) = $(var(x){s.select,1,-});
$var(z) = "sip:"+$var(y);
xlog("$var(z)");
rewriteuri("$var(z)");
This is what I get in the log
Feb 7 01:28:18 opensips /sbin/opensips[26561]: ERROR:core:parse_uri: bad
For now, best thing to do is to separate functionality:
- one server doing topology hiding;
- one server doing routing, accounting, rtp proxy, etc.
Regards,
Ovidiu Sas
On Sun, Feb 6, 2011 at 9:23 AM, Maciej Bylica wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> I am running Opensips 1.6.3 and trying to do topology hiding.
Hi,
> I am running Opensips 1.6.3 and trying to do topology hiding.
> This is my scenario: Operator_1 -- > my Opensips --> Operator_2
> The goal is not to convey any information of Operator_2 to Operator_1
> like Contact, User-Agent headers and so on and to do rtp proxying.
> For rtp pr
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