8 Sep
2004
8 Sep
'04
11:19 a.m.
Hi all,
At 03:33 PM 9/7/2004, Martin Koenig wrote:
A call to the PSTN will have To: 012345@localdomain
A call to IPTEL will have To: 012345@remotedomain
That is the main difference. As defined for loose routing, the Request-URI
of lets say an ACK will be 012345@finaldestination, so this is a remote
domain in all cases and cannot be checked.
PSTN-calls need to be processed because we support multiple prefixes based
on the user's group.
So yes, we will try to go with the rewrite of is_from_local()
Hi List,
I have a multi domain ser setup with the domain module operating, and I
need
to check whether the TO header field contains a local domain or not.
I don't know if there is any real meaningful use for it, since To is
informative
only. In scenarios with multidomain forwarding, it has no affinity to the
domain
you serve. If you nevertheless think it helps you, then rewriting
is_from_local
is I guess the fastest way forward for you. Can this be
done with is_domain_local()? If yes how?
Or do i need to write a new function based on is_from_local() to achieve
such a goal.
The Problem is that there is no possiblity to distinguish between our user
calling 012345(a)iptel.org (Remote SIP desination) or 012345(a)domain.com
(PSTN
target) after (!) the initial INVITE, especially with loose routing. This
is
important because Request-URIs to the PSTN have to be transformed (add
f.e.
+49), but requests to other sip destinations have to not be touched.
As said, it is fairly diffucult to recognize relationship to domain for
subsequent requests unless the initial domain is piggybacked someway.
Thanks for your input,
regards,
Martin
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