Hello,
first be sure you enable use_domain parameter to relevant modules (e.g.,
usrloc, auth_db, ...) -- in this way you ensure that x@domain1 is
different that x@domain2.
Then testing if the domain of the callee is the same as the domain of
the caller can be done with:
if($rd!=$fd) {
send_reply("403", "Call outside the domain");
exit;
}
Cheers,
Daniel
On 01/09/15 07:35, sscc wrote:
> i have configered kamailio with two domains sscc1.tk and sscc2.tk. it listen
> on both domains. each domain has users registered with it. user in domain
> sscc1 1 can call to user in domain sscc2. i want to allow call in between
> users of same domai. and block call between user of domain sscc1 to domain
> sscc2. please help
>
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