On Wed, Sep 17, 2014 at 6:39 PM, aawaise wrote:
> How can we extract domain from the subscriber table to logs ??
> Its beyond my control at the moment to shift to kamailio-4.1. So have to
> persist with kamailio-3.1 ?
>
Look at the pseudovariable documentation. It sounds like $rd is what you
wan
How can we extract domain from the subscriber table to logs ??
Its beyond my control at the moment to shift to kamailio-4.1. So have to
persist with kamailio-3.1 ?
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On 16/09/14 06:26, aawaise wrote:
What if in INVITE packet, callee's domain is domain1.
For example user1@domain1 > calls > user2@domain1
but user2 is registered with domain2. its aor is user2@domain2 in location
table. Now I want to somehow route my Invite packet to domain2. How
What if in INVITE packet, callee's domain is domain1.
For example user1@domain1 > calls > user2@domain1
but user2 is registered with domain2. its aor is user2@domain2 in location
table. Now I want to somehow route my Invite packet to domain2. How is it
possible ??
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Hello,
callee is in the sip signaling, respectively the r-uri. its domain is
$rd, so you can print that with xlog().
Cheers,
Daniel
On 13/09/14 10:33, aawaise wrote:
Hello,
I have multidomain scenario with parameters (both domains (servers) using
common database):
modparam("usrloc", "use_do
Hello,
I have multidomain scenario with parameters (both domains (servers) using
common database):
modparam("usrloc", "use_domain", 1); and
modparam("domain", "db_mode", 1).
I want to know using domain and usrloc what kind of tweaking is possibe ??
Secondly, I wanto to print domain of callee in
