You need something in your default context that will figure out the correct
context to send it too. I'm not sure what to do with REFER messages but my
contexts are named after my customers Domains. So in the default context
you could have something like
exten => _NXXXXXXXXX,1,Set(dm=${SIP_HEADER(TO):15})
exten => _NXXXXXXXXX,n,Set(dm=${CUT(dm,>,1)})
exten => _NXXXXXXXXX,n,GotoIf(${dm} != ${CONTEXT}?${dm},${EXTEN},1)
Once again this totally depends on your OpenSIPS and Asterisk setup. We
would need more information.
On , Schneur Rosenberg <[email protected]> wrote:
I use opensips to send calls via Asterisk, I share the sip usernames
and passwords from opensips with Asterisk, and thats how Asterisk
knows what context, caller id etc to use.
everything works fine, the only issue is when doing a Blind Transfer
OpenSIPS sends a REFER to asterisk, but for some reason when that
happens, asterisk does not realize which user sent the REFER and it
tries to call the number from the default context.
Is there anyway I can create a new INVITE request and drop the REFER
request, whenever a REFER comes in?
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