I am having a problem with calls matching a certain pattern executing more than one block of code. I have a block of code that looks like if (method =~ "INVITE" && uri =~ "sip:*12.*") { ... do some stuff };
and another like
if (method=="INVITE" && uri =~ "sip:1[0-9]{10}@.*"){ ... do some stuff };
see full block here . The problem is that whenever *12 is dialed it executes both blocks, I thought the pattern matching is just wrong but when a number matching the second pattern is dialed then it doesn't execute the 1st block. Can someone please explain this behavior to me.
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I need a way to trust calls coming from a dynamic IP but with a domain-name.
In fact, it's an asterisk on a dynamic IP with a dynamic dns.
allow_trusted just permit to consider an IP as trustable, is there another way to do that with a domain name?
Olivier
-----Message d'origine----- De : users-bounces@openser.org [mailto:users-bounces@openser.org] De la part de Brandon Price Envoyé : vendredi 4 novembre 2005 16:42 À : users@openser.org Objet : [Users] Call executing multiple blocks of code
I am having a problem with calls matching a certain pattern executing more than one block of code. I have a block of code that looks like if (method =~ "INVITE" && uri =~ "sip:*12.*") { ... do some stuff };
and another like
if (method=="INVITE" && uri =~ "sip:1[0-9]{10}@.*"){ ... do some stuff
};
see full block http://www.dacrib.net/dump/currenterror here . The problem is that whenever *12 is dialed it executes both blocks, I thought the pattern matching is just wrong but when a number matching the second pattern is dialed then it doesn't execute the 1st block. Can someone please explain this behavior to me.
--Sorry if this is a repost--
Hi Olivier,
you mean if there is a way to do reverse DNS on the IP and to see if belongs to a trusted domain? If so, I don't think is possible right now, AFAIK.
regards, bogdan
OT geomatics wrote:
I need a way to trust calls coming from a dynamic IP but with a domain-name.
In fact, it's an asterisk on a dynamic IP with a dynamic dns.
allow_trusted just permit to consider an IP as trustable, is there another way to do that with a domain name?
Olivier
-----Message d'origine----- *De :* users-bounces@openser.org [mailto:users-bounces@openser.org] *De la part de* Brandon Price *Envoyé :* vendredi 4 novembre 2005 16:42 *À :* users@openser.org *Objet :* [Users] Call executing multiple blocks of code I am having a problem with calls matching a certain pattern executing more than one block of code. I have a block of code that looks like if (method =~ "INVITE" && uri =~ "sip:\*12.*") { ... do some stuff }; and another like if (method=="INVITE" && uri =~ "sip:1[0-9]{10}@.*"){ ... do some stuff }; see full block here <http://www.dacrib.net/dump/currenterror>. The problem is that whenever *12 is dialed it executes both blocks, I thought the pattern matching is just wrong but when a number matching the second pattern is dialed then it doesn't execute the 1st block. Can someone please explain this behavior to me. --Sorry if this is a repost--
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Ok, thanks for the answer, I am a bit disapointed, I'll find another way (trying hard)
Olivier
-----Message d'origine----- De : Bogdan-Andrei Iancu [mailto:bogdan@voice-system.ro] Envoyé : lundi 7 novembre 2005 13:42 À : OT geomatics Cc : users@openser.org Objet : Re: [Users] allow_trusted
Hi Olivier,
you mean if there is a way to do reverse DNS on the IP and to see if belongs to a trusted domain? If so, I don't think is possible right now, AFAIK.
regards, bogdan
OT geomatics wrote:
I need a way to trust calls coming from a dynamic IP but with a domain-name.
In fact, it's an asterisk on a dynamic IP with a dynamic dns.
allow_trusted just permit to consider an IP as trustable, is there another way to do that with a domain name?
Olivier
-----Message d'origine----- *De :* users-bounces@openser.org [mailto:users-bounces@openser.org] *De la part de* Brandon Price *Envoyé :* vendredi 4 novembre 2005 16:42 *À :* users@openser.org *Objet :* [Users] Call executing multiple blocks of code I am having a problem with calls matching a certain pattern executing more than one block of code. I have a block of code that looks like if (method =~ "INVITE" && uri =~ "sip:\*12.*") { ... do some stuff }; and another like if (method=="INVITE" && uri =~ "sip:1[0-9]{10}@.*"){ ... do some stuff }; see full block here <http://www.dacrib.net/dump/currenterror>. The problem is that whenever *12 is dialed it executes both blocks, I thought the pattern matching is just wrong but when a number matching the second pattern is dialed then it doesn't execute the 1st block. Can someone please explain this behavior to me. --Sorry if this is a repost--
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It would be better to use digest authentication. Asterisk can do this easily.
Further, Asterisk only supports UDP. Thus, authentication based on IP addresses is not secure.
klaus
OT geomatics wrote:
I need a way to trust calls coming from a dynamic IP but with a domain-name.
In fact, it's an asterisk on a dynamic IP with a dynamic dns.
allow_trusted just permit to consider an IP as trustable, is there another way to do that with a domain name?
Olivier
-----Message d'origine----- *De :* users-bounces@openser.org [mailto:users-bounces@openser.org] *De la part de* Brandon Price *Envoyé :* vendredi 4 novembre 2005 16:42 *À :* users@openser.org *Objet :* [Users] Call executing multiple blocks of code I am having a problem with calls matching a certain pattern executing more than one block of code. I have a block of code that looks like if (method =~ "INVITE" && uri =~ "sip:\*12.*") { ... do some stuff }; and another like if (method=="INVITE" && uri =~ "sip:1[0-9]{10}@.*"){ ... do some stuff }; see full block here <http://www.dacrib.net/dump/currenterror>. The problem is that whenever *12 is dialed it executes both blocks, I thought the pattern matching is just wrong but when a number matching the second pattern is dialed then it doesn't execute the 1st block. Can someone please explain this behavior to me. --Sorry if this is a repost--
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Klaus Darilion writes:
It would be better to use digest authentication. Asterisk can do this easily.
are you sure? as i mentioned in an earlier message, a user could not register with asterisk to my proxy because asterisk was including to-tag to register after receiving 401.
-- juha
Juha Heinanen wrote:
Klaus Darilion writes:
It would be better to use digest authentication. Asterisk can do this easily.
are you sure? as i mentioned in an earlier message, a user could not register with asterisk to my proxy because asterisk was including to-tag to register after receiving 401.
I have not tried it - but I thought there wont be a problem. If you have found a problem with asterisk, please report it on bugs.digium.com. I'm sure Olle will fix it.
regards klaus
Hi Brandon,
what you are saying is that "*12" is matching "sip:1[0-9]{10}@.*")? are you sure that the first block doesn't change the RURI from "*12" to something else? to be sure just print (use xlog) the RURI value just before the check.
best regards, bodgan
Brandon Price wrote:
I am having a problem with calls matching a certain pattern executing more than one block of code. I have a block of code that looks like if (method =~ "INVITE" && uri =~ "sip:*12.*") { ... do some stuff };
and another like
if (method=="INVITE" && uri =~ "sip:1[0-9]{10}@.*"){ ... do some stuff };
see full block here http://www.dacrib.net/dump/currenterror. The problem is that whenever *12 is dialed it executes both blocks, I thought the pattern matching is just wrong but when a number matching the second pattern is dialed then it doesn't execute the 1st block. Can someone please explain this behavior to me.
--Sorry if this is a repost--
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