You can write your own get_my_reply_attrs functions that will return your custom attributes
(just like the original get_ functions do) and make SQL UNION of both result sets in your
authentication query. Something like:
(SELECT id, '%{SQL-User-Name}', attrname, attrvalue, attrop FROM radius_get_check_attrs(...))
UNION (SELECT id, '%{SQL-User-Name}', attrname, attrvalue, attrop FROM radius_get_MY_check_attrs(...))
This way you can add custom attributes without messing up with the original sources.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Oleg Ustinov" <nectis@xxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 12:28 AM
I have another one questions.
Is a voipradattr table implemented into sqlbilling?
I mean, may I put there called number rewrite? Will it work? Like: attrname = 'h323-redirect-number' attrvalue = '4822123456' attrop = '='
So it should rewrite number to '4822123456' one.
But there is missing one more attribute condition "if"
In example we add one attribute in table more like 'attrif' to check for the
condition for eg. '4969123456':
If called number '4969123456' then 'h323-redirect-number' '=' '4822123456'.
So we can make user interface to do it per mouse click
Or same for IP redirect with 'h323-redirect-ip'
Best regards,
Oleg
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