10 Aug
2006
10 Aug
'06
4:53 p.m.
Jiri Kuthan wrote:
At 23:23 09/08/2006, Steve Blair wrote:
I use the usr_preferences table in much the same way today. Flags such
as "allow_local" are defined for each subscriber and keyed to the
subscriber id. Then I use avps to load and check these flags to
determine how to process the "call".
Please clarify. "...downloading the
corresponding number...". From where to where? Do you mean extracting the user
portion of the From header URI from the usr_preference table?
Well, that's the kind of documentation issues which are badly backlogged :-)
with the upcoming SER release, all user information is gathered in user_attrs table.
This table includes the caller identity, as well as anything else you may wish to
associate with a subscriber (gender, credit-card, etc.) keyed by user's UID.
One of the attributes may then look as this:
{ uid="24393jf2434-f", name="asserted_id",
value="+19199199191" }
The attribute is called after caller's
authentication from the user_attrs table.
Then we use AVP processing to print the AVP using one's favorite header field:
set_attr("rpidheader",
"<sip:%$asserted_id@%@ruri.host>;screen=yes");
I like the ability to use avps in function calls. That should be great.
_Steve
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the down side is we have not released this new version of SER yet and at the
moment I dont dare to give estimates.
-jri
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