Hey James,
If you don't want to separate the carriers gateways into 2 separate
carriers ( ie. CARRIER_INBOUND and CARRIER_OUTBOUND ) then the only
other option is to add a new 'type' param to route_to_carrier, similar
to how is_from_gw is taking a type param.
Feel free to open a feature request for this
https://github.com/OpenSIPS/opensips/issues
On 1/30/26 23:14, James Sharp wrote:
I've got various carriers that have gateways for inbound, gateways for
outbound, and gateways for both. I used is_from_gw() to determine the
carrier for inbound and I used route_to_carrier() after sorting
carriers around using cost_based_ordering from ratecacher.
In opensips, I had originally created a single carrier account for
each carrier with the inbound and outbound gateways defined with
different type numbers. This worked for inbound, but when I used
route_to_carrier(), it would also try to use the inbound gateways
defined as outgoing and that displeased our carriers.
I had considered using weights in the gateways and setting the inbound
gateways to 0%. I had also considered adding a "type" parameter to
route_to_carrier(). Is there another possible solution that I'm
overlooking? If not, adding the extra parameter to route_to_carrier()
seems the less "ugly" way of picking one type of gateway over another.
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