Order of entries is unrelevant. CLI rules have priority
over DNO rules. I am not sure, but this should be stated
in the manual (priorities for rule types).
----- Original Message -----
From: "Edson" <4lists@xxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, May 12, 2006 7:06 PM
Hi, I have this config:
[RewriteCLI]
RemoveH323Id=0
%r1% in:aaa.bbb.cc.d=cli:91*=1578
%r2% in:aaa.bbb.cc.d=dno:any=157800
Why all CDRs register caller-id as 157800, if GK recieves caller-id as
91xx
(9101,9102,etc)? Why is GK not using the first rule if the %r1% matches?
Should I revert the order of the rules? I understand that it would stop on
the first match... Or maybe it's because on first rule I use 'cli' and on
second 'dno'?
Edson.
P.S.: This "stop on first match" also didn't work on Rassrv::RewriteE164
rules. I use MySQL and have to reverse order from less significant to more
significant so that matches works correctly.
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