[OpenSIPS-Users] regular expression matching

[Bogdan-Andrei Iancu]

Hi Gabriel,

why don't you use in DR 2 different rule with different "strip" and 
"pri_prefix" like:

rule1:
    matches:00593
    strips: 5 digits
    pri_prefix: "7424"

rule2:
    matches:001 (or you can use default rule with empty matching prefix)
    strips: 0 digits
    pri_prefix: "7424"

The GWs used by each rule can be the same, of course.

Regards,
Bogdan

Gabriel Bermudez wrote:
> hi bodgan
>
> true, the problem is my voip provider, all calls must be delivered
> with a "pri prefix" at the begining, but local calls must be delivered
> without the E.164 prefix and I receive all my calls in E.164 so I must
> replace this prefix with another on, so for a local call.
>
> local call (593 E.164 prefix)
> 00593899999999 -> 7424899999999
> international call
> 0015678942356 -> 74240015678942356
>
> I have managed to check for the special prefix with this expression
>
> do_routing();
> $avp(s:pri_local) = $(avp(s:dr_attrs){param.value,pri_local});
> $avp(s:pri_local_re) = "sip:"+$avp(s:pri_local)+"*";
> xlog("check if $ru matches $avp(s:pri_local_re)");
> if(avp_check("$ruri", "fm/$avp(s:pri_local_re)")) {
>    $avp(s:pri_replace) = $(avp(s:dr_attrs){param.value,pri_replace});
>    xlog("$avp(s:pri_local) must be replaced by $avp(s:pri_replace)");
>    $avp(s:new_uri) = $rU;
>    $avp(s:local_len) = $(avp(s:pri_local){s.len});
>    $avp(s:new_uri) = $avp(s:pri_replace) +
> $(avp(s:new_uri){s.substr,$avp(s:local_len),0});
>    xlog("new uri $avp(s:new_uri)");
>    $rU = $avp(s:new_uri);
> }
>
> works, but I would like to do the replacement less verbose, for
> performace reasons mainly.  Can it be done?
>
> Regards,
>
> 2010/10/11 Bogdan-Andrei Iancu <bogdan at voice-system.ro>:
>   
>> Hi Gabriel,
>>
>> when using regexp ops, you cannot use variables in the regexp definition.
>>
>> But your I miss your logic here - if you do routing based on prefixes
>> (do_routing() ), why do you need an extra regexp checking for that rule
>> ? if the Rule matches, you already know that RURI looks like
>> "sip:74240059389999999 at a.b.c.d"
>>
>> Regards,
>> Bogdan
>>
>> Gabriel Bermudez wrote:
>>     
>>> Hi everyone,
>>>
>>> I'm having trouble creating a regex in the opensips.cfg file.  This is
>>> the snipplet
>>>
>>> modparam("drouting", "attrs_avp", '$avp(s:dr_attrs)')
>>> ...
>>> do_routing();
>>> $avp(s:special) = $(avp(s:dr_attrs){param.value,special});
>>> xlog("attrs/$avp(s:dr_attrs) special/$avp(s:special) rU/$ru
>>> ^sip:$avp(s:special)[0-9]*@");
>>> if (uri =~ "^sip:$avp(s:special)[0-9]*@") {
>>>     xlog("do something to the R-URI");
>>> }
>>>
>>> the $avp(s:dr_attrs) gets loaded with "special=742400593", so the
>>> avp(s:special) has the value "742400593" and the the $ru variable
>>> which I presume must have the same value of the uri variable has
>>> "sip:74240059389999999 at a.b.c.d", but for some reason the expression is
>>> not returning true.  What I'm doing wrong.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>>
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