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That sounds like it could be useful.<BR>
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At the moment I use www_authorize() and www_challenge() for SIP and XCAP authorisation, so I only need the domain for the realm and don't need access to the user myself. If I get time at the weekend I'll look at adding an xuiduser pseudo-variable.<BR>
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Peter<BR>
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On Mon, 2011-08-08 at 14:05 +0300, Juha Heinanen wrote:
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Peter Dunkley writes:
> - $xcapuri(name=>xuiddomain) contains the domain part from
> $xcapuri(name=>xuid)
> The xuiddomain can be used with www_authorize() and www_challenge() if you
> want the realm to be based on the user's domain instead of something
> hard-coded (like "xcap").
peter,
thanks for the new pv. how about adding also name=>xuiduser? i do sip
request authorization like this:
radius_proxy_authorize("$var(uri_domain)", "$var(uri_user)")
and would thus need access to userpart of xuid.
-- juha
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