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`route_to_carrier` accept a single ID. What I have is a
comma separated gwlist (ie, 7,1,4) that I need fired in that specific
sequence, and failing over to the next gateway id
in the list.

Another approach is to do it in my perl script however, documentation and
example for that are scarce. How I think
it would be done is using the `$message->rewrite_ruri` however, how do I
know if the relay to a gateway failed in perl?

while (gws in list) {
     while (fail=1) {
          fail = $message->rewrite_ruri($carriergw)
     }
}

Of course I would rather avoid the perl approach and just use a DR function
that is capable of performing the said functionality.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have been struggling with this for
a while now, and it's the final piece of the pie!!!! :)

Thank in Advance,

Nick.

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<div dir=3D"ltr">Hello Vlad,<div><br></div><div style>Thank your for your r=
esponse. I know you are just getting this email right now, and I really app=
reciate your help.</div><div style>It seems for route_to_carrier we need to=
 be using the carrier module however we are using DR.</div>
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th `route_to_gw`, and `route_to_carrier` accept a single ID. What I have is=
 a</div><div>comma separated gwlist (ie, 7,1,4) that I need fired in that s=
pecific sequence, and failing over to the next gateway id</div>
<div>in the list.=A0</div><div><br></div><div style>Another approach is to =
do it in my perl script however, documentation and example for that are sca=
rce. How I think</div><div style>it would be done is using the `$message-&g=
t;rewrite_ruri` however, how do I know if the relay to a gateway failed in =
perl?</div>
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v><br></div><div style>Of course I would rather avoid the perl approach and=
 just use a DR function that is capable of performing the said functionalit=
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<div>Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have been struggling with thi=
s for a while now, and it&#39;s the final piece of the pie!!!! :)</div></di=
v></div><div style><br></div><div style>Thank in Advance,</div><div style>
<br></div><div style>Nick.</div></div>

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