xlog( "L_INFO", "The from name $fn and the modified from name
$(fn{s.select,1,\"})");
On Apr 17, 2010, at 2:30 PM, Douglas Lane wrote:
> Hi Richard,
>
> Big thanks, been playing around with the dialplan module - really rocks.
>
> Just a question though, I'm using $fn to check the CLID, however, $fn has
> double-quotes encasing it. Is there a way that I can strip the double quotes
> from $fn (I'll copy it to an AVP first obviously) before passing it to
> dp_translate, otherwise, it doesn't match my regexes.
>
> Thanks
> Doug
>
> On 2010/04/16 10:00 PM, Richard Revels wrote:
>>
>> dialplan module
>>
>> On Apr 16, 2010, at 3:46 PM, Douglas Lane wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Guys,
>>>
>>> Firstly, big thanks for assisting me with the username and raelm issue I
>>> was having - seems to have worked itself out nicely.
>>>
>>> I'm looking for some guidance on how to do the following the "right" way:
>>>
>>> We currently have some wholesale clients signed up with us now, and they
>>> have a few 1000 numbers in their assigned number ranges. We'd like to
>>> transit their CLID, but I really don't want to troll through my
>>> usr_preferences to pull 1000 CLID, and then identify which number they're
>>> sending and checking to see if it exists.
>>>
>>> I was thinking of loading a range of sorts using a regex, like 1800777XXXX
>>> which would be a 10000 number range. Then when the client sends us their
>>> CLID in the display name section of the From header, say 18007775566, we
>>> could check against the XXXX portion using a regex, and if it returns true,
>>> we accept the CLID and instruct the C4 to present the CLID. If not, we
>>> return a SIP error saying "Invalid CLID" or something like that.
>>>
>>> I'm open to suggestions here, what I need to achieve is the following:
>>> Don't want to load 10000 numbers at a time into my usr_preferences
>>> database, as this could get very big
>>> Need a way to check that the CLID we've loaded is checked against the
>>> display name in the From header
>>> Check must be quick to ensure we don't kill opensips doing 1000's of db
>>> queries
>>> I look forward to the assistance.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Doug
>>>
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