Hello,
First of all, you can't do $(avp(sourceip_mask){ip.pton}) since ip
transformations only work against on IP addresses, and from what I see
in your previous script examples, $avp(sourceip_mask) was something like
24, when instead you should be trying 255.255.255.0 .
Also, do you really need to also check netmasks, or wouldn't
if ($si == $avp(sourceip_net))
work for you ?
Best Regards,
Vlad Paiu
OpenSIPS Developer
http://www.opensips-solutions.com
On 02.02.2014 00:03, Edwin wrote:
Stefano,
In fact you have a point. And probably I will put the network address in the
database.
But still, I hate it when I don't understand why a logical comparison
doesn't work like I expect it to do.
In this case the output of $(avp(sourceip_mask){ip.pton}) & $(si{ip.pton})
should be the same as $avp(sourceip_net) and it gives a error.
So, or it is a 'bug' or I do it wrong (sometimes the docs are a little bit
to summier...)
Is it possible to put == between to ip.xxx statements?
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