Hello, in onsend_route, the 'standard' message variables still point to incoming message structure. But you can see what is going to be sent out with $snd(buf). Cheers, Daniel On 04/12/15 14:28, Jurijs Ivolga wrote:

Hi all,

I opened a bug here:

https://github.com/kamailio/kamailio/issues/430

But then I was advised to write to mailing list.

In nutshell:

I'm running Kamailio 4.3.3.

When I'm trying to update $ru, $fu & $fd in Kamailio conf: $rU = "1000"; $fu = "sip:something@mydomain.com <mailto:something@mydomain.com>"; $fd = "newdomain.com <http://newdomain.com>";

And later I'm trying to print out $rU, $fu, $fU & $fd in onsend_route:

|xlog("ALERT: From URI $fu \n"); xlog("ALERT: From domain $fd \n"); xlog("ALERT: From user $fU \n"); xlog("ALERT: Request user $rU \n"); |

Kamailio 4.3.3 prints out following: ALERT: From URI sip:2000@some_ip ALERT: From domain some_ip ALERT: From user 2000 ALERT: Request user 1000

But I believe it should:

ALERT: From URI sip:something@mydomain.com <mailto:something@mydomain.com> ALERT: From domain mydomain.com <http://mydomain.com> ALERT: From user something ALERT: Request user 1000

I'm using default Kamailio config with minor changes, you can check it in attachment.

Is it proper behavior?

Thank you!

With kind regards,

Jurijs

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