Re: Two probs: Assigning E.164 numbers & Radius Accounting

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Hi Mark,

it is a nice feature. Actually, I had a similar idea. 
Unfortunatelly, I am currently busy with preparation of 2.0.7 release.

It would require some reengineering GkAuthenticator API (to accept
non-const RRQ objects), but it should not be difficult to implement.
The authenticator would just add/remove aliases from RRQ m_terminalAlias
field and it should work fine.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mark Vevers" <mark@vevers.net>

If anyone has any suggestions on my first question (how to assign E.164
numbers to connecting endpoints) please let me know - I really can't see
how to do this within the existing infrastructure?  If not can the developers
speak up and let me know if it would be possible to add this and if they
can't find the time themselves some pointers as to how they might do it
if they were to do so?  (I.e. where they would put it - what would be
acceptable etc as if I find the time to add C++ to my prog languages
I would like the patch to be acceptable to be integrated into the main
code base).

My idea would be to send back a cisco-avpair of type "cisco-h323-ivr-in"
with additional aliases in the radius response that get added to the aliases
for that endpoint? 



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