[Serusers] avpops in route[??] or failure_route[??]

[Ramin Nikaeen]

Valued Colleagues,

 

Can anyone tell me of avpops can be used within routing and
failure_route blocks?!

 

If it can not be used, what can I use instead?

 

My usr_preferences table in the database contains:

 

mysql> select * from usr_preferences where uuid='6474383000' order by
uuid, attribute;

+------------+------------+--------------+--------------+---------------
--------------+------+----------------+

| uuid       | username   | domain       | attribute    | value
| type | modified       |

+------------+------------+--------------+--------------+---------------
--------------+------+----------------+

| 6474383000 | 6474383000 | goldline.net | findme1-ring | 20
|    0 | 20050712155359 |

| 6474383000 | 6474383000 | goldline.net | findme1-uri  |
sip:4168491076 at xxxxxxxx.xxx |    0 | 20050712155359 |

+------------+------------+--------------+--------------+---------------
--------------+------+----------------+

I run the code attached at the bottom. Because the table is populated
properly, 

it should print 

 

"---------ser.cfg - route[11]: inv_timeout: 20!"

 

but it prints:

 

"---------ser.cfg - route[11]: default inv_timeout: 20!"

 

which indicates to me that avp_db_load is not working properly.

 

Thanks

 

ramin

 

route[11]

{

                if (avp_db_load("$ruri/username", "s:findme1-ring"))

                {


                        log(3, "---------ser.cfg - route[11]:: FindMe:
s:findme1-ring read from database\n");

                };


                                       else

                if (avp_check("s:findme1-ring", "eq/20/i"))

                {


                        avp_write("i:20", "inv_timeout");


                        log(3, "---------ser.cfg - route[11]:
inv_timeout: 20!\n");

                }

                else

                {


                        avp_write("i:20", "inv_timeout");


                        log(3, "---------ser.cfg - route[11]: default
inv_timeout: 20!\n");

                }


                

}

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