$fU isn't the subscriber; it's the caller.
So, using the uac_replace_from() will make $fU be the subscriber's username?
On 9/30/11 10:50 PM, "Alex Balashov" wrote:
> Wait, I think I understand. Take a look at $fU, which is not mutable, but the
> uac module's uac_replace_from() makes it so.
>
Wait, I think I understand. Take a look at $fU, which is not mutable, but the
uac module's uac_replace_from() makes it so.
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$rU just exposes the request URI user part. It applies in any direction.
What's the question?
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Hi there,
What is pv for the equivalent of $rU for outbound? My inbound use of $rU has
the correct username. All my subscribers are multi-number trunks, so on the
outbound I need to associate the subscriber. This is kamailio 1.5.
Thanks,
-graham
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