Hi,
You need a database for your code/domain pairs. File doc/pdt.sql tells you how the database should look like. Please note that the prefix associated with a domain is called code, to avoid confusions with the prefix parameter of the module, which is a prefix that tells what RURIs will be rewritten. RURI: [<prefix>]<code><userid><:password>@<mydomain.com> ...
Then you have to set the module parameters. The terminator parameter specifies the digit that ends the code (to know when to stop searches ) and can be left unset, implicit is 0. Note that in the database the code are stored without the ending digit, but in the RURI must appear with ending digit. If you want that the RURI rewrite occurs when the RURI starts with "0" you have to set the prefix parameter to "0".
Example:
modparam("pdt", "terminator", 0) modparam("pdt", "prefix", "0")
One entry in the database: code=1, domain=otherdomain
URI:010xxxxxx@mydomain
New URI after applying prefix2domain is: xxxxxx@otherdomain
Greetings, Ramona
Shady wrote:
I have several hardware SIP phones connected to my SER. I want to call external URIs and that's whay, as I guess, I showd use the pdt module to handle the prefixes and resolve them to domains. I want to set the SER for example, when the called number is 01xxxxxx to rewrite the URI from 01xxxxxx@mydomain mailto:01xxxxxx@mydomain to xxxxxx@otherdomain mailto:xxxxxx@otherdomain. In the pdt's documentation I can not find detailed instructions how to do that. Please help :) Thanks
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