[Serusers] rpid configuration in 0.8.14 stable

[Steve Blair]

   Thanks Jan. I did figure it out. I have it working but I do have two 
questions.
First, does it matter where in the script I call append_rpid_hf?

    In the beginning of the "domain specific" part of my script but before
the dialing rules are checked I do:

     #
     # Append RPID here. This should address all cases.
     if (is_present_hf("Remote-Party-ID")) {
       remove_hf("Remote-Party-ID");
     };
     append_rpid_hf();

    In the modparam section I added modparam statements for "auth_db",
"use_rpid";  "auth_db", "rpid_column";  "auth", "rpid_prefix"; and  
"auth", "rpid_suffix".
  
  Second, how did the folks at iptel.org envision the "serctl rpid add" 
command would
be used?  Did you envision that the "rpid" parameter would include 
portions of the
final rpid , such as "party=called;screen=no;privacy=off" or just the 
"user" part of the
final rpid string?

  Perhaps the answer is that it doesn't matter what I use for the rpid 
value. I'm curious
because I am trying to decide in practice what I configure in the 
"rpid_suffix" parameter
(thereby making that portion of the rpid static) and what I should put 
in the per-user
rpid field in the database.

Thanks,Steve





Jan Janak wrote:

>No, there is no such guide, but it is really simple. Populate the rpid
>column of subscriber table with some data and call append_rpid_hf in the
>script to add Remote-Party-ID (the function is exported by auth module).
>You might also want to check rpid_prefix and rpid_suffix parameters of
>auth module -- these can be used to fine-tune the way how
>Remote-Party-ID header field will look like.
>
>   Jan.
>
>On 10-10 15:47, Steve Blair wrote:
>  
>
>> Does a configuration guide exist that shows how to setup SER
>>0.8.14 stable for rpid use? If so would it be possible to get a pointer
>>to that document?
>>
>>Thanks.
>>
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