[OpenSIPS-Users] Modify To:'s field and forward

[Duane Larson]

So what I first sent will analyze the from header.  Problem 1 solved for
you.  Next you will want to look at opensips documentation and then click
on the version of opensips you are using and then click in the
transformation or manipulation functions link to figure out how to
manipulate the To: RURI.

What you want to do is possible.
On Nov 28, 2011 5:41 PM, "spady" <spady77 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Osiris, thanks for reply.
> I need to modify TO field because this Fax Server has to be used by several
> companies. Each company should use own lines. This Fax server cannot do
> that
> for example by setting a profile and assign to that profile a specific
> outbound lines.. So, what i should do, is pass to PBX a prefix ( es: 87019
> )
> that is specific for a outbound line. ( "0" is a common prefix for all...
> so
> I cannot pass it to PBX. In this case will be used always same lines. Hope
> it's more clear now ).
>
> Btw  what [hidden mail] stand for?
> So done this, I will have a new INVITE with TO modified, right?
> Mmmm I realized right now that the real SIP trace will not be like posted.
> What I posted is taken without OPENSIPS. In my scenario, into TO filed
> there
> will be,for istance,
> To: sip:00522375568 at 10.9.6.3:5060 but " 10.9.6.3" is OpenSIPS server, and
> not PBX.
> Can I also change it with PBX's IP???? because at the end the fax call has
> to be processed by PBX ( T38 stream ).
>
> Best regards
>
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