Hi Hendrik,

thanks for pointing this out -- I think it is rather lacking documentation.

This feature has been actually in SER since quite a while ago (and I would guess much longer ago than in any SER derivates too) -- alas I guess rather roughly documented. I hope the following example (even though certainly one cannot call it documentation) explains the feature.

if ($asserted_id) { if ($remote_party_id_param) { xlset_attr("rpidheader", "sip:%$asserted_id@%@ruri.host;%$remote_party_id_param"); } else {

xlset_attr("rpidheader", "sip:%$asserted_id@%@ruri.host;screen=yes"); } replace_avp_hf("Remote-Party-ID","rpidheader"); }

Additional flexibility can be achieved by use of the select operator: http://www.iptel.org/attribute_value_pairs_and_selects

With xlset_attr (which takes same %s like xlog) and select, textual SIP processing is fairly general and we no longer need modules for every new feature.

-jiri

At 15:20 25/09/2006, Hendrik Scholz wrote:

Hi!

append_rpid_hf() was removed from CVS in 2005 with the following note: "Rpid support dropped, it will be implemented using AVPs."

Is there a standard way of implementing this? OpenSER utilizes avp_printf() for this which isn't part of SER: http://www.mail-archive.com/devel@openser.org/msg02248.html

What is the Best Current Practice to add the Rpid header?

If there is none I'd help implementing something new since I'm already tackling some Rpid to P-Asserted-Identity transformation things. It would also be handy to add the privacy tag according to another AVP (although I'm not using it).

Cheers, Hendrik

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