I would like to construct an enum query using more than one pseudo variable. The result will be a non-e.164 string which is ok for this application.
Ideally, it would be something like:
enum_pv_query("$rU + $rp");
This would result in the username from the R-URI appended to the port of the R-URI.
However, this doen't seem to work and I wind up with 1.2.1.2.5.5.5.2.1.2.1.$rp.e164.arpa.
Instead of using the $rp pseudo variable, the string "$rp" is used to form the query. It should be:
1.2.1.2.5.5.5.2.1.2.1.*0.6.0.5*.e164.arpa.
where the port 5060 is inserted between the R-URI username and the domain suffix.
Is there a different or better way to use the variables within enum_pv_query to construct a query?
Thanks.
Would it be illegal to unlock a cellular phone to freely accept any cellular signal? In thought, cellular phones operate similar to a Stereo/ radio receiving signal, so why do we limit our service to the selected provider? Are we not allowed to open the phone to collect and send any signal we choose?
Pretty dumb questions, just a hanker for some tinkering. Thanks~
Hello,
I don't see how this question relates to Kamailio -- anyhow, you should consult the legislation of your country. I know such action voids the guarantee of the device.
Daniel
On 8/27/11 8:03 AM, Justin wrote:
Would it be illegal to unlock a cellular phone to freely accept any cellular signal? In thought, cellular phones operate similar to a Stereo/ radio receiving signal, so why do we limit our service to the selected provider? Are we not allowed to open the phone to collect and send any signal we choose?
Pretty dumb questions, just a hanker for some tinkering. Thanks~
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