Hi!

You could copy the PAI body into an AVP and then use pseudo variable transformations to parse the URI.

uups - i just found that there is already a PV: http://www.openser.org/dokuwiki/doku.php/pseudovariables:1.2.x#uri_in_sip_re...

But I do not know if this works with multiple PAI headers too.

regards klaus

Helmut Kuper schrieb:

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Hi,

I'm playing around with RFC 3325 and P-Asserted-Identity (PAI) Header-Field. I found that openser 1.2.x doen't support PAI parsing, so that I don't have a fast way to access user and domain part of PAI.

Is this planned for openser in the near future?

regards helmut

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Helmut Kuper writes:

Is this planned for openser in the near future?

check out trunk (= 1.3). if i remember correctly, i added p-a-i parsing to it.

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