17 Nov
2005
17 Nov
'05
10:14 a.m.
Hi Brandon,
the important thing to know if that in failure route t_relay() uses as
new destination the branches and not the RURI (which was already used in
first relay).
the problem is get_redirects adds the new destinations as new branches -
these branches, once added are not accessible/modifiable any more;
rewritehost() affects the RURI :(.
you can try to relay directly to your GW like:
get_redirects("*","redirect");
t_relay_to_udp("our.pstn.gw.ip");
return;
hopefully the GW will accept the RURI.
regards,
bogdan
Brandon Price wrote:
I am trying to use the uac_redirect module to
duplicate the behavior
that asterisk performs when it receives a 302-Moved Temporarily from
a registered user agent. It basically extracts the number to forward
to from the SIP contact address in the 302 reply. For example if "sip:
13143212222(a)ser1.voipnoc.net" is the sip contact address then
13143212222 is the number (of coarse). It then executes whatever code
matches that pattern. This works perfectly for me but ends up making
2 calls because I get the invite, I send it to the UA, and then I do
another dial if there is a forward. That of coarse costs me twice as
much.
I have tried...
if(t_check_status("302")){ # what to do if device tells us to forward
to another number
xlog("A redirect");
get_redirects("*","redirect");
rewritehost("our.pstn.gw.ip");
t_relay();
return;
I simply need it to get the number to redirect to from the contact
portion and forward the invite to that number @ our pstn gateway. Any
help greatly appreciated.
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