[Users] Parallel ringing
Hello, how could it be done through AVP´s and database lookup, to do a parallel ringing. Following setup: If uri eg example@test.dom is called, this call should be forwarded in parallel to a pstn-gateway. That means, receive the AVP with the telephonnumber associated to uri example@test.dom, rewrite uri, rewrite host/port and forward in parallel to gateway. I tried "append_branch", but was not able to put in the AVP (phonenumber), rewrite host/port points directly to the gateway. I have no troubles to load the AVP, only to make is possible, that the SIP Client and PSTN Phone are ringing in parallel. Some suggestions ? regards, Andreas
Andreas M. wrote:
Hello, how could it be done through AVP´s and database lookup, to do a parallel ringing.
Following setup: If uri eg example@test.dom is called, this call should be forwarded in parallel to a pstn-gateway.
That means, receive the AVP with the telephonnumber associated to uri example@test.dom, rewrite uri, rewrite host/port and forward in parallel to gateway.
I tried "append_branch", but was not able to put in the AVP (phonenumber), rewrite host/port points directly to the gateway. I have no troubles to load the AVP, only to make is possible, that the SIP Client and PSTN Phone are ringing in parallel.
I never did it yet, but I would try: - append_branch to add a new branch and - avp_pushto and push the AVP into the $duri. klaus
Hi, not sure if this is correct. avp_pushto("$ruri",...) push the first found avp as new RURI and the additional AVPs as branches. There is no direct way to push a URI as branch (this might be subject of a new feature). But you can do a trick; let's say you have the URI you want to set as branch in avp i:10 .... avp_write("$ruri","i:10"); # make another avp with the RURI to trick avp_pushto # now we have 2 avps - first is the RURI (added above) and the original i:10 avps avp_pushto("$ruri","i:10"); # push all i:10 avps as RURI + branches regards, bogdan Klaus Darilion wrote:
Andreas M. wrote:
Hello, how could it be done through AVP´s and database lookup, to do a parallel ringing.
Following setup: If uri eg example@test.dom is called, this call should be forwarded in parallel to a pstn-gateway.
That means, receive the AVP with the telephonnumber associated to uri example@test.dom, rewrite uri, rewrite host/port and forward in parallel to gateway.
I tried "append_branch", but was not able to put in the AVP (phonenumber), rewrite host/port points directly to the gateway. I have no troubles to load the AVP, only to make is possible, that the SIP Client and PSTN Phone are ringing in parallel.
I never did it yet, but I would try: - append_branch to add a new branch and - avp_pushto and push the AVP into the $duri.
klaus
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Below is a repost of the following thread located at: http://openser.org/pipermail/users/2006-March/003283.html The information was very useful getting parallel ringing working. We noticed that the default action of avp_push("$ruri","i:10") will be to only push the first i;10 avp. If you have multiple i:10 avp's the global 'g' option should be used to push all of the avp's. For example: avp_push("$ruri","i:10"/g). The older docs located at: http://www.voice-system.ro/docs/avpops/ar01s06.html explain this a little more clearly. The newer docs located at: http://openser.org/docs/modules/devel/avpops.html#AEN347 leave out the details regarding the 'g' option. Regards, Norm Hi, not sure if this is correct. avp_pushto("$ruri",...) push the first found avp as new RURI and the additional AVPs as branches. There is no direct way to push a URI as branch (this might be subject of a new feature). But you can do a trick; let's say you have the URI you want to set as branch in avp i:10 .... avp_write("$ruri","i:10"); # make another avp with the RURI to trick avp_pushto # now we have 2 avps - first is the RURI (added above) and the original i:10 avps avp_pushto("$ruri","i:10"); # push all i:10 avps as RURI + branches regards, bogdan Klaus Darilion wrote:
Andreas M. wrote:
Hello, how could it be done through AVP´s and database lookup, to do a parallel ringing.
Following setup: If uri eg example at test.dom is called, this call should be forwarded in parallel to a pstn-gateway.
That means, receive the AVP with the telephonnumber associated to uri example at test.dom, rewrite uri, rewrite host/port and forward in parallel to gateway.
I tried "append_branch", but was not able to put in the AVP (phonenumber), rewrite host/port points directly to the gateway. I have no troubles to load the AVP, only to make is possible, that the SIP Client and PSTN Phone are ringing in parallel.
I never did it yet, but I would try: - append_branch to add a new branch and - avp_pushto and push the AVP into the $duri.
klaus
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Typo in the below example. It should be: For example: avp_pushto("$ruri","$avp(i:10)/g"); Norman Brandinger wrote:
Below is a repost of the following thread located at: http://openser.org/pipermail/users/2006-March/003283.html
The information was very useful getting parallel ringing working.
We noticed that the default action of avp_push("$ruri","i:10") will be to only push the first i;10 avp.
If you have multiple i:10 avp's the global 'g' option should be used to push all of the avp's. For example: avp_push("$ruri","i:10"/g).
The older docs located at: http://www.voice-system.ro/docs/avpops/ar01s06.html explain this a little more clearly.
The newer docs located at: http://openser.org/docs/modules/devel/avpops.html#AEN347 leave out the details regarding the 'g' option.
Regards, Norm
Hi,
not sure if this is correct. avp_pushto("$ruri",...) push the first found avp as new RURI and the additional AVPs as branches. There is no direct way to push a URI as branch (this might be subject of a new feature). But you can do a trick; let's say you have the URI you want to set as branch in avp i:10 ....
avp_write("$ruri","i:10"); # make another avp with the RURI to trick avp_pushto # now we have 2 avps - first is the RURI (added above) and the original i:10 avps avp_pushto("$ruri","i:10"); # push all i:10 avps as RURI + branches
regards, bogdan
Klaus Darilion wrote:
Andreas M. wrote:
Hello, how could it be done through AVP´s and database lookup, to do a parallel ringing.
Following setup: If uri eg example at test.dom is called, this call should be forwarded in parallel to a pstn-gateway.
That means, receive the AVP with the telephonnumber associated to uri example at test.dom, rewrite uri, rewrite host/port and forward in parallel to gateway.
I tried "append_branch", but was not able to put in the AVP (phonenumber), rewrite host/port points directly to the gateway. I have no troubles to load the AVP, only to make is possible, that the SIP Client and PSTN Phone are ringing in parallel.
I never did it yet, but I would try: - append_branch to add a new branch and - avp_pushto and push the AVP into the $duri.
klaus
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Typo in the example below: Should be: avp_push("$ruri","i:10/g"); Norman Brandinger wrote:
Below is a repost of the following thread located at: http://openser.org/pipermail/users/2006-March/003283.html
The information was very useful getting parallel ringing working.
We noticed that the default action of avp_push("$ruri","i:10") will be to only push the first i;10 avp.
If you have multiple i:10 avp's the global 'g' option should be used to push all of the avp's. For example: avp_push("$ruri","i:10"/g).
The older docs located at: http://www.voice-system.ro/docs/avpops/ar01s06.html explain this a little more clearly.
The newer docs located at: http://openser.org/docs/modules/devel/avpops.html#AEN347 leave out the details regarding the 'g' option.
Regards, Norm
Hi,
not sure if this is correct. avp_pushto("$ruri",...) push the first found avp as new RURI and the additional AVPs as branches. There is no direct way to push a URI as branch (this might be subject of a new feature). But you can do a trick; let's say you have the URI you want to set as branch in avp i:10 ....
avp_write("$ruri","i:10"); # make another avp with the RURI to trick avp_pushto # now we have 2 avps - first is the RURI (added above) and the original i:10 avps avp_pushto("$ruri","i:10"); # push all i:10 avps as RURI + branches
regards, bogdan
Klaus Darilion wrote:
Andreas M. wrote:
Hello, how could it be done through AVP´s and database lookup, to do a parallel ringing.
Following setup: If uri eg example at test.dom is called, this call should be forwarded in parallel to a pstn-gateway.
That means, receive the AVP with the telephonnumber associated to uri example at test.dom, rewrite uri, rewrite host/port and forward in parallel to gateway.
I tried "append_branch", but was not able to put in the AVP (phonenumber), rewrite host/port points directly to the gateway. I have no troubles to load the AVP, only to make is possible, that the SIP Client and PSTN Phone are ringing in parallel.
I never did it yet, but I would try: - append_branch to add a new branch and - avp_pushto and push the AVP into the $duri.
klaus
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Norman Brandinger