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-ISN (ITAD Subscriber Number) lookup integration contribution code
-
-Contribution
-
-This contribution introduces ISN formatting logic into the OpenSIPS
-ENUM module, allowing it to perform NAPTR based ISN lookups on the
-user part of the Request-URI in addition to the existing ENUM lookups.
-
-Rationale
-
-This extends the utility of the existing E.164 formatting logic which
-previously caused valid ISN lookups to fail (although the OpenSIPS
-documentation did suggest that lookups to freenum.org would succeed.)
-
-Compliance
-
-The author believes that the introduced logic complies with the
-relevant ITAD standards as defined by RFC 3872 and RFC 2871, however
-it seems that at this time ISN is rather loosely defined according to
-nonstandard documentation provided by freenum.org.
-
-Location
-
-http://scm.europalab.com/contrib/opensips/
-http://scm.europalab.com/contrib/file/tip/opensips/
-
-Instructions
-
-To integrate this contributed logic into the source code tree of
-a OpenSIPS distribution, download the unified diff and use the
-patch(1) command:
-
-  $ cd /tmp && mkdir enum-patch && cd enum-patch
-  $ wget http://scm.europalab.com/contrib/raw-file/tip/opensips/enum-isn.diff
-  $ tar zxf /tmp/opensips-<version>-tls.tar.gz
-  $ cd opensips-<version>-tls
-  $ patch -p0 <../enum-isn.diff
-
-Testing
-
-A basic test of this contribution
-Once compiled and installed, a basic test of this contributed software
-involves calling the new exported function in the routing script of the
-OpenSIPS configuration file:
-
-  # dial '1234*256' from a UAC first
-  isn_query();
-  t_relay();
-
-According to the freenum.org cookbook, the ISN '1234*256' is being
-provided for testing. After dialing the caller hears monkeys screaming.
-
-Disclaimer
-
-This software contribution is based on source code from OpenSIPS SVN
-revision 6511. The author makes no guarantees as to this contribution.
-A user who downloads and executes it does so at his own risk.
-
-Michael Schloh von Bennewitz
-http://michael.schloh.com/
-Monday, 18. January 2010