Am Montag, den 15.11.2010, 08:34 -0800 schrieb FabianHuegle:
> I don't want to replace the dialed digits. The dialed digits are fine
> as they are. e.g. "200001". But in addition to the dialed digits I
> would have to add the h323_id to the destination info. And that would
> be "GNU_GK_LINK_1" as this is the trunk name in Swyx.
>
> As a result, the destination info contains dialedDigits=200001 and
> h323_id=GNU_GK_LINK_1. This should be possible as the sourceInfo of
> the devices also have both the dialedDigits and h323_id.
This is not possible with the current implementation of GnuGK. I was
challenged with the same problem once, too (see
<1268817272.2676.18.camel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>). Back then the
GnuGk could be enhanced to do this with a simple patch of 3 lines (see
attached file). IIRC the patch was against version 3.2.0, but I think,
it should still work.
The real problem with multiple destinationAddresses is that it is indeed
allowed by H.323, but there seems to be no explanation about how to
handle/route calls with more than one address. Is address no. 1 the
preferred one? Or may you simply choose one you like? etc. pp.
Regards
David
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--- Routing.cxx 2009-11-15 16:11:18.000000000 +0100
+++ Routing.cxx.new 2010-03-17 08:56:49.000000000 +0100
@@ -897,23 +897,34 @@
bool VirtualQueue::RouteToAlias(
/// alias for the routing target that
/// will replace the original destination info
const PString& targetAlias,
/// will replace the original destinationCallSignallAddress
const PString& destinationIp,
/// identifier of the endpoint associated with the route request
const PString& callingEpId,
/// CRV for the call associated with the route request
unsigned crv,
/// callID of the call associated with the route request
const PString& callID,
/// should this call be rejected
bool reject
)
{
H225_ArrayOf_AliasAddress alias;
if (targetAlias != "") {
- alias.SetSize(1);
- H323SetAliasAddress(targetAlias, alias[0]);
+ PStringArray targetAliases(targetAlias.Tokenise("=", FALSE));
+ alias.SetSize(targetAliases.GetSize());
+ H323SetAliasAddresses(targetAliases, alias);
}
return RouteToAlias(alias, destinationIp, callingEpId, crv, callID, reject);
}
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