Dear Panagiotis,

I tried your sugestions but without result :-( having in my kamailio.cfg this line fo code:

xlog("----------- The $ruri.user ----------\n"); dp_translate("10", "$ruri.user/$ruri.user"); xlog("----------- The $ruri.user ----------\n");

When a call a number with length more than 6 digit the dialplan module does not match the prefix of the number. I also tried changing the *match_exp ^123+ to match_exp ^123.** but still with no success. The prefix match if I call a 7 digit number only in the second case.

Any other suggestions are welcomed.

Alex

2009/11/26 Panagiotis Skoulikaritis pskoul@algonet.gr

Hi Alex

Use the following if you just want to add the prefix 0030 in front of the 123

dpid 10 pr 100 match_op 1 match_exp ^123+ match_len 0 subst_exp ^(123.+) repl_exp 0030\1

if you want to replace the 123 with the 0030 use the following

dpid 10 pr 100 match_op 1 match_exp ^123+ match_len 0 subst_exp ^(123)(.+) repl_exp 0030\2

and so on ..

Regards

Panagiotis

alex pappas wrote:

Dear all,

I'm having difficulties in the dialplan module. My problem is in the regular expressions added to the database. I tried some examples from previous users but they don't work for me. example:

dpid 10 pr 100 match_op 0 match_exp ^123(.*)$ match_len 0 subst_exp ^123 repl_exp 0030

Previous example from Daniel that I found in user lists:

s/subst_exp/repl_exp/

subst_exp - is regular expression that can be used to group parts of the input

repl_exp - is used to build the output

Example: you want to remove the first 0 and prefix +44 to a number:

subst_exp=^0(.+)$ repl_exp=+44\1

Can someone provide an example that works with the latest kamailio please? Also where I can find more docs about dialplan?

Thank you all

Alex

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Daniel hi,

mysql output:

select * from dialplan; +----+------+-----+----------+-----------+-----------+-------------+----------+-------+ | id | dpid | pr | match_op | match_exp | match_len | subst_exp | repl_exp | attrs | +----+------+-----+----------+-----------+-----------+-------------+----------+-------+ | 2 | 9 | 100 | 0 | ^123+ | 0 | ^(123.+) | 0030\1 | 111 | | 4 | 9 | 100 | 0 | ^1234.* | 0 | ^(1234)(.+) | 0030\2 | 111 | +----+------+-----+----------+-----------+-----------+-------------+----------+-------+

The dialed number has prefix 123 and we don't now the excact number of digit's. maybe is 10 or maybe is 12 and so on ... Also the number after the prefix could include a #.

Thanks for the dispatcher con BTW, was very nice ;-)

P.S. Because some times numbers are arriving in our network with many kind of prefixes (a confusing situation) we want to have the ability to manipulate them before we send them(the numbers) to the dispatcher.

Alex

On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 11:07 PM, Daniel-Constantin Mierla < miconda@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello,

On 26.11.2009 21:58 Uhr, alex pappas wrote:

...

Dear Panagiotis,

I tried your sugestions but without result :-( having in my kamailio.cfg this line fo code:

   xlog("----------- The $ruri.user  ----------\n");
   dp_translate("10", "$ruri.user/$ruri.user");

first, $ruri.user is obsoleted, use $rU.

Send here the output of 'select * from dialplan' and the dialed number.

Cheers, Daniel

    xlog("----------- The $ruri.user  ----------\n");

...

When a call a number with length more than 6 digit the dialplan module does not match the prefix of the number. I also tried changing the *match_exp ^123+ to match_exp ^123.** but still with no success. The prefix match if I call a 7 digit number only in the second case.

Any other suggestions are welcomed.

Alex

2009/11/26 Panagiotis Skoulikaritis <pskoul@algonet.gr mailto: pskoul@algonet.gr>

Hi Alex

Use the following if you just want to add the prefix 0030 in front of the 123

dpid 10 pr 100 match_op 1 match_exp ^123+ match_len 0 subst_exp ^(123.+) repl_exp 0030\1

if you want to replace the 123 with the 0030 use the following

dpid 10 pr 100 match_op 1 match_exp ^123+ match_len 0 subst_exp ^(123)(.+) repl_exp 0030\2

and so on ..

Regards

Panagiotis

alex pappas wrote:

...

Dear all,

I'm having difficulties in the dialplan module. My problem is in the regular expressions added to the database. I tried some examples from previous users but they don't work for me. example:

dpid 10 pr 100 match_op 0 match_exp ^123(.*)$ match_len 0 subst_exp ^123 repl_exp 0030

Previous example from Daniel that I found in user lists:

s/subst_exp/repl_exp/

     subst_exp - is regular expression that can be used to group

parts of the input repl_exp - is used to build the output

Example: you want to remove the first 0 and prefix +44 to a number:

subst_exp=^0(.+)$ repl_exp=+44\1

     Can someone provide an example that works with the latest

kamailio please? Also where I can find more docs about dialplan?

Thank you all

Alex

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Daniel,

It works ;-))))

In the dialplan module doc it says that the *match_op* means "*The column name to store the type of matching of the rule.* " What does it means the "*type of matching*" ?

Cheers Alex

On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 11:17 PM, Daniel-Constantin Mierla < miconda@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello,

set match_op to 1 and then try again

Cheers, Daniel

On 26.11.2009 22:15 Uhr, alex pappas wrote:

...

Daniel hi,

mysql output:

select * from dialplan;

+----+------+-----+----------+-----------+-----------+-------------+----------+-------+ | id | dpid | pr | match_op | match_exp | match_len | subst_exp | repl_exp | attrs |

+----+------+-----+----------+-----------+-----------+-------------+----------+-------+ | 2 | 9 | 100 | 0 | ^123+ | 0 | ^(123.+) | 0030\1 | 111 | | 4 | 9 | 100 | 0 | ^1234.* | 0 | ^(1234)(.+) | 0030\2 | 111 |

+----+------+-----+----------+-----------+-----------+-------------+----------+-------+

The dialed number has prefix 123 and we don't now the excact number of digit's. maybe is 10 or maybe is 12 and so on ... Also the number after the prefix could include a #.

Thanks for the dispatcher con BTW, was very nice ;-)

P.S. Because some times numbers are arriving in our network with many kind of prefixes (a confusing situation) we want to have the ability to manipulate them before we send them(the numbers) to the dispatcher.

Alex

On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 11:07 PM, Daniel-Constantin Mierla < miconda@gmail.com mailto:miconda@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello,

On 26.11.2009 21:58 Uhr, alex pappas wrote:

   Dear Panagiotis,

   I tried your sugestions but without result :-(
   having in my kamailio.cfg this line fo code:

          xlog("----------- The $ruri.user  ----------\n");
          dp_translate("10", "$ruri.user/$ruri.user");

first, $ruri.user is obsoleted, use $rU.

Send here the output of 'select * from dialplan' and the dialed number.

Cheers, Daniel

          xlog("----------- The $ruri.user  ----------\n");

   When a call a number with length more than 6 digit the
   dialplan module does not match the prefix of the number. I
   also tried changing the *match_exp ^123+ to match_exp ^123.**
   but still with no success. The prefix match if I call a 7
   digit number only in the second case.

   Any other suggestions are welcomed.

   Alex


   2009/11/26 Panagiotis Skoulikaritis <pskoul@algonet.gr
   <mailto:pskoul@algonet.gr> <mailto:pskoul@algonet.gr

   <mailto:pskoul@algonet.gr>>>


      Hi Alex

      Use the following if you just want to add the prefix 0030
   in front
      of the 123


      dpid 10
      pr    100
      match_op 1
      match_exp ^123+
      match_len 0
      subst_exp ^(123.+)
      repl_exp 0030\1

      if you want to replace the 123 with the 0030 use the following

      dpid 10
      pr    100
      match_op 1
      match_exp ^123+
      match_len 0
      subst_exp ^(123)(.+)
      repl_exp 0030\2

      and so on ..

      Regards

      Panagiotis

      alex pappas wrote:

          Dear all,

          I'm having difficulties in the dialplan module. My
       problem is in
          the regular expressions added to the database. I tried some
          examples from previous users but they don't work for me.
          example:

          dpid 10
          pr    100
          match_op 0
          match_exp ^123(.*)$
          match_len 0
          subst_exp ^123
          repl_exp 0030


          Previous example from Daniel that I found in user lists:

          s/subst_exp/repl_exp/


                subst_exp - is regular expression that can be
       used to group parts
          of the input
          repl_exp - is used to build the output

          Example: you want to remove the first 0 and prefix +44
       to a number:

          subst_exp=^0(.+)$
          repl_exp=+44\1


                Can someone provide an example that works with
       the latest    kamailio please? Also where I can find more
       docs about dialplan?

          Thank you all

          Alex

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