Yes, but the existing code for the DB URL does not follow this RFC. It allows both ':' and '@' without encoding. Also, the value is not decoded when the password is sent to the database engine, so encoding characters in the password is not possible without significantly rewriting the existing code. It therefore seems reasonable to make a simple change to add support for '/'. Note also that the DB URL is not used in SIP messaging but is just a mechanism that Kamailio has implemented for accessing databases.


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