1. copy the from userpart into an AVP (use the pseudo variable for from
userpart - I think it is $fU). E.g with avp_printf or avp_write
2. use a regular expression to copy the first 3 digits (withouth sip:)
into a new AVP2.
3. create a new AVP3 which consists of the 3 digits and the request URI
(e.g. avp_printf with AVP2 and $ru)
4. avp_push AVP3 back to the request URI
regards
klaus
Jose Gil Navarrete wrote:
Hi.
I need to obtain the first two o three digits of the header From and add them
to uri?
It's, because the telephones make the register with ten digits (area-code +
telephone number), then in the call, the telephone sends the invites with 7 or
8 digits, it's because they don't use area code.
thanks in advance.
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