22 Sep
2005
22 Sep
'05
9:42 p.m.
Okay... I think with Steve's help, I've been getting somewhere with my avpops
stuff, but I have a couple of questions.
1) What is the format of the $from and $to headers as far as avpops is
concerned? How can I find that out?
2) How does avp_print() work (i.e. to where does it print) ? Is there any way
I can get intermediate values of things so I can see just what it is my little
scripts are doing?
N.
23 Sep
23 Sep
9:01 a.m.
Okay... I think with Steve's help, I've been
getting somewhere with my
avpops
stuff, but I have a couple of questions.
1) What is the format of the $from and $to headers as far as avpops is
concerned? How can I find that out?
username(a)domain.com
$from/username=username
$from/domain=domain.com
2) How does avp_print() work (i.e. to where does it
print) ? Is there any
way
I can get intermediate values of things so I can see just what it is my
little
scripts are doing?
To the log. I believe you need to increase the debugging level to get the
output.
g-)
N.
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2:50 p.m.
On examination of the source for the avpops module, I see that the debugging
code isn't actually IN there. Am I missing something? All debug information
is printed by a command/define called DBG... it appears numerous times in the
code (some places commented out, some places incorrectly uses (some typos in
the usage)), but the define or command that it's calling doesn't actually
exist, so no debugging info is printed. avp_print() uses this, so it doesn't
actually do anything.
So again... anyone got an idea on how to get debugging info from avpops?
N.
On Fri, 23 Sep 2005 09:01:24 +0200, Greger V. Teigre wrote
Okay... I
think with Steve's help, I've been getting somewhere with my
avpops
stuff, but I have a couple of questions.
1) What is the format of the $from and $to headers as far as avpops is
concerned? How can I find that out?
username(a)domain.com
$from/username=username
$from/domain=domain.com
2) How does avp_print() work (i.e. to where does
it print) ? Is there any
way
I can get intermediate values of things so I can see just what it is my
little
scripts are doing?
To the log. I believe you need to increase the debugging level to
get the output. g-)
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24 Sep
24 Sep
7 p.m.
On 09/23/05 15:50, sip wrote:
On examination of the source for the avpops module, I
see that the debugging
code isn't actually IN there. Am I missing something? All debug information
is printed by a command/define called DBG... it appears numerous times in the
code (some places commented out, some places incorrectly uses (some typos in
the usage)), but the define or command that it's calling doesn't actually
exist, so no debugging info is printed. avp_print() uses this, so it doesn't
actually do anything.
So again... anyone got an idea on how to get debugging info from avpops?
you didn't look in the appropriate file, see debug.h, there is declared
the DBG() macro.
Daniel
N.
On Fri, 23 Sep 2005 09:01:24 +0200, Greger V. Teigre wrote
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Okay... I
think with Steve's help, I've been getting somewhere with my
avpops
stuff, but I have a couple of questions.
1) What is the format of the $from and $to headers as far as avpops is
concerned? How can I find that out?
username(a)domain.com
$from/username=username
$from/domain=domain.com
2) How does avp_print() work (i.e. to where does
it print) ? Is there any
way
I can get intermediate values of things so I can see just what it is my
little
scripts are doing?
To the log. I believe you need to increase the debugging level to
get the output. g-)
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25 Sep
25 Sep
2:39 p.m.
On 09/24/05 20:00, Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:
On 09/23/05 15:50, sip wrote:
errata: the fine name is 'dprint.h'
Daniel
On examination of the source for the avpops
module, I see that the
debugging
code isn't actually IN there. Am I missing something? All debug
information
is printed by a command/define called DBG... it appears numerous
times in the
code (some places commented out, some places incorrectly uses (some
typos in
the usage)), but the define or command that it's calling doesn't
actually
exist, so no debugging info is printed. avp_print() uses this, so it
doesn't
actually do anything.
So again... anyone got an idea on how to get debugging info from
avpops?
you didn't look in the appropriate file, see debug.h, there is
declared the DBG() macro.
Daniel
N.
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Okay...
I think with Steve's help, I've been getting somewhere
with my avpops
stuff, but I have a couple of questions.
1) What is the format of the $from and $to headers as far as avpops is
concerned? How can I find that out?
username(a)domain.com
$from/username=username
$from/domain=domain.com
2) How does avp_print() work (i.e. to where does
it print) ? Is
there any way
I can get intermediate values of things so I can see just what it
is my little
scripts are doing?
To the log. I believe you need to increase the debugging level to
get the output. g-)
N.
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