[Freeswitch-users] Privacy and P-asserted-id header in responses

[Steven Ayre]

If they're sending them to you then they're presumably part of your trust
domain and so it's ok to send them back.

${sip_cid_type} (or the sip-cid-type sofia profile param) control whether
to send them back or not.

On 15 May 2015 at 09:29, Tomáš Boros <boros at vmtele.com> wrote:

>  Hi,
>
> We are having troubles with some cases.
>
> Case is the following:
>
>
> [Provider A]  --------[FS]-------[user redirects call to number back to
> operator A]-----|
> [Provider A]
> --------[FS]--------------------------------------------------------------|
>
> So a there is an incoming call from Provider A, we use Freeswitch for
> interconnection. The call goes to our network, where client redirects the
> call back to provider A (to different number then caller).
> In such a case Diversion header is added with the user's phone number.
>
> Provider A  (on the second leg..third?!) when accepts the call sends an
> 200 OK message with P-Asserted-identity and Privacy: ID header.
> My question is, it is possible to pass these headers back to our network
> and again back to the Provider A?
> Provider wants to see on their first leg, that the call was answered in
> their network using p-asserted-identity header.
>
> copy_custom_headers does not solves this issue, as P-Asserted and Privacy
> headers are not custom headers.
>
> Thank you,
> --
>  Tomáš Boros
>
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