The following patch adds new options and alters the default behavior of the ENUM* functions. The TXCIDNAME lookup function has also gotten a

new paramater. The new options for ENUM* functions include 'u', 's', 'i', and 'd' which return the full uri, trigger isn specific rewriting, look 
for branches into an infrastructure enum tree, or do a direct dns lookup of a number respectively. The new paramater for TXCIDNAME adds a 
zone-suffix argument for looking up caller id's in DNS that aren't e164.arpa.

This patch is based on the original code from otmar, modified by snuffy, and tested by jtodd, me, and others.

(closes issue #8089)
Reported by: otmar
Patches:
      20080508_bug8089-1.diff 
	- original code by otmar (license 480), 
	- revised by snuffy (license 35)
Tested by: oej, otmar, jtodd, Corydon76, snuffy, alexnikolov, bbryant


git-svn-id: https://origsvn.digium.com/svn/asterisk/trunk@115584 65c4cc65-6c06-0410-ace0-fbb531ad65f3

1 files changed, 14 insertions, 10 deletions

diff --git a/include/asterisk/enum.h b/include/asterisk/enum.h
index d6bbea294..499e34673 100644
--- a/include/asterisk/enum.h
+++ b/include/asterisk/enum.h
@@ -45,7 +45,8 @@ struct enum_context {
 	char *txt;                       /*!< TXT record in TXT lookup */
 	int txtlen;                      /*!< Length */
 	char *naptrinput;                /*!< The number to lookup */
-	int position;                    /*!< used as counter for RRs or specifies position of required RR */
+	int position;                    /*!< specifies position of required RR */
+	int count;                       /*!< used as counter for RRs */
 	int options;                     /*!< options , see ENUMLOOKUP_OPTIONS_* defined above */
 	struct enum_naptr_rr *naptr_rrs; /*!< array of parsed NAPTR RRs */
 	int naptr_rrs_count;             /*!< Size of array naptr_rrs */
@@ -57,12 +58,18 @@ struct enum_context {
 	\param number   E164 number with or without the leading +
 	\param location Number returned	(or SIP uri)
 	\param maxloc	Max length
-	\param technology     Technology (from url scheme in response)
+	\param technology Technology (from url scheme in response)
                        You can set it to get particular answer RR, if there are many techs in DNS response, example: "sip"
-                       If you need any record, then set it to empty string
+                       If you need any record, then set it to "ALL" string
 	\param maxtech  Max length
-	\param suffix   Zone suffix (if is NULL then use enum.conf 'search' variable)
-	\param options  Options ('c' to count number of NAPTR RR)
+	\param suffix   Zone suffix (WARNING: No defaults here any more)
+	\param options  Options
+				'c'    - Count number of NAPTR RR
+				number - Position of the requested RR in the answer list
+				'u'    - Full URI return (does not strip URI scheme)
+				'i'    - Infrastructure ENUM lookup
+				's'    - ISN based lookup
+				'd'    - Direct DNS query
 	\param record   The position of required RR in the answer list
 	\param argcontext   Argument for caching results into an enum_context pointer (NULL is used for not caching)
 	\retval 1 if found
@@ -75,14 +82,11 @@ int ast_get_enum(struct ast_channel *chan, const char *number, char *location, i
 /*!	\brief Lookup DNS TXT record (used by app TXTCIDnum
 	\param chan	Channel
 	\param number   E164 number with or without the leading +
-	\param location	Number returned	(or SIP uri)
-	\param maxloc	Max length of number
-	\param technology 	Technology (not used in TXT records)
-	\param maxtech	Max length
 	\param txt	Text string (return value)
 	\param maxtxt	Max length of "txt"
+	\param suffix	Zone suffix
 */
-int ast_get_txt(struct ast_channel *chan, const char *number, char *location, int maxloc, char *technology, int maxtech, char *txt, int maxtxt);
+int ast_get_txt(struct ast_channel *chan, const char *number, char *txt, int maxtxt, char *suffix);
 
 int ast_enum_init(void);
 int ast_enum_reload(void);