[OpenSIPS-Users] Adding custom headers when sending REFER with t_new_request function

[Tekin, Arda]

Thank you very much Fabian, your solution works pretty well. Now I am able to add headers by this way. 

I would be grateful if developers can also explain us how we can use ctx for t_new_request function. 

Kind regards,
Arda Tekin 

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Hi,

The ctx parameter never worked for me, i allways got a
ERROR:tm:w_t_new_request: failed to add ctx AVP, ignorring...
for this.

I use something like

t_new_request("OPTIONS","sip:ping at TODOMAIN:5061;transport=tls","sip:pong at DOMAIN","sip:ping at DOMAIN");

local_route {
        if (is_method("OPTIONS") && $rd == "TODOMAIN") {
                        append_hf("X-MY-HEADER: asdfasdf\n\n");

        }
}

maybe this helps you a little bit..

Fabian

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> Von: "Tekin, Arda" <arda.tekin at afiniti.com>
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> Gesendet: Mittwoch, 9. Oktober 2019 22:46:02
> Betreff: [OpenSIPS-Users] Adding custom headers when sending REFER with       t_new_request function

> Hello,
>
>
>
> I am trying to initiate and send a REFER message from OpenSIPS after 
> call hold signaling completed.
>
>
>
> t_new_request function of tm module allows to send this message 
> immediately, this is how I used the function,
>
>
>
> t_new_request("REFER", "sip:moh at 172.16.30.166", "1001 
> sip:1001 at 172.16.30.164",
> "1000 sip:1000 at 172.16.30.164", "text/plain Hello Alice!");
>
>
>
> but I need to add some extra headers into this message before sending 
> it. As far as I understand the last parameter (ctx) of function is used for that purpose.
> Could you please explain how I can use last parameter in order to add 
> multiple headers into message.

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