You need to build your own module, similar to sqlauth.cxx (or derived from it), that process query results in other way. Let's say your query can return a few columns. If one named "redirectnumber" is found, then the module should redirect the call, etc. GkAuthenticator module accepts a special structure as a parameter, that hold redirect number/ip and other stuff (you can look at radauth.cxx to see how it is done).
----- Original Message ----- From: "Sergio Lenzi" <enigma@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2005 12:12 AM
On Wednesday 12 January 2005 20:59, Zygmuntowicz Michal wrote:RADIUS and/or SQL? Or writting your own authenticator module that does the rewrite, like it is done in RadAuth/RadAliasAuth.
Thanks for asnwering...
Is SQL only... it would be nice if there is a function that gets the destination and after consulting the sql, returns a new destination based on formula from the sql query...
Why?
because I am trying to set up a pre-pay business
so the user dials the access number from a public
telephone, than it dials the code + # + destination number
the sql than examines the destination, and returns
a new destination than would be feed back to the routing logic
of the gatekeeper...
This feature would make the life of public access very easy...
kind of [sqlrewrite] tag...
I searched all the documentation and did not realize
how it can be done using only sql and gnugk.ini...
perhaps using a program to get the request from a virtual queue and issuing a RTA with a new prefix...
But this manner, there is another task running, and this task can abort, and if it does, a lot of calls would be lost...
Please Michal, can you give me a direction????
Thanks Sergio
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