Thanks,
the branch route worked well.
Efelin
2011/8/12 Klaus Darilion :
>
>
> Am 12.08.2011 14:31, schrieb Efelin Novak:
>> Hi thanks for answers,
>>
>> unfortunately I need to send original RURI username (rU) to the user.
>> Setting up aliases_db I came to this situation:
>>
>
> 0. $var(temp) =
Am 12.08.2011 14:31, schrieb Efelin Novak:
> Hi thanks for answers,
>
> unfortunately I need to send original RURI username (rU) to the user.
> Setting up aliases_db I came to this situation:
>
0. $var(temp) = $rU;
> 1. RURI: j...@domain.com
> 2. alias_db_lookup("dbaliases")
> 3. RURI: x...@do
Hi thanks for answers,
unfortunately I need to send original RURI username (rU) to the user.
Setting up aliases_db I came to this situation:
1. RURI: j...@domain.com
2. alias_db_lookup("dbaliases")
3. RURI: x...@domain.com
4. lookup("location")
5. RURI: X@192.168.1.2
I would like to have john@19
Am 10.08.2011 15:17, schrieb Juha Heinanen:
> Efelin Novak writes:
>
>> I would like to change uri like lookup() function does it, but for the
>> specific user. Problem is I want to have one registration (X) for
>> several numbers. When this number is called I have to perform lookup()
>> for thi
Efelin Novak writes:
> I would like to change uri like lookup() function does it, but for the
> specific user. Problem is I want to have one registration (X) for
> several numbers. When this number is called I have to perform lookup()
> for this one common registration (X) and send this call there
Hi folks,
I discussed this issue in previous email ( [SR-Users Modifying $rU
after lookup() ) but the question is a bit different now.
I would like to change uri like lookup() function does it, but for the
specific user. Problem is I want to have one registration (X) for
several numbers. When thi
