[OpenSIPS-Users] 2 dialplan issues: simple strip\prefix cases and execution with drouting use_next_gw function

[Bogdan-Andrei Iancu]

Hi Ricardo,

for stripping some digits, try something like:

match: ^55+
subst: ^(55)(.+)
repl: \2

This will strip the 55 prefix from the number....

For item 2) - take care as the do_routing() function is computing all 
the next branches in advances, based on the current URI...The 
use_next_gw() function will just upload the precomputed RURIs in the new 
branch.

If you want some per branch changes via dialplan, do it after the 
do_routing() and use_next_gw() functions..

Regards,
Bogdan


Ricardo Martins wrote:
> Hi all! I've been working a quite time with dialplan module and need 
> some orientation from more experienced users. On one case, I need to 
> strip some digits depending on the dial prefix and on the other case I 
> need to subst some digits with 0 or 00.
>
> I could make the subst case to work, replacing the starting 55 with 0, 
> using the following rule:
> match: ^55+
> subst: ^(55)(.+)
> repl: 0\2
>
> But,
>
> 1) I could not make the simple strip or prefix case do work. How can I 
> simply strip or add more digits (without replacing anything) from uri 
> using dialplan module? I need to do this using dialplan module because 
> it's necessary for my design to diferenciate dialplan IDs (depending on 
> the provider) and to strip digits based on called prefix (diferenciating 
> number of strip digits for long distance and local calls, for example).
>
> 2) I had problems using dialplan combined with use_next_gw function from 
> drouting module. When a new gateway is used, the digits inserted by 
> dialplan are not reseted. I tryied using revert_uri function before 
> calling use_next_gw function but had no effect. Do anybody has some 
> cases using dialplan and use_next_gw togheter?
>
> Regards!
>
> Ricardo.
>
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