[openSer] Virtual number?

Now that I can successfully make calls, I would like to know how to bind to clients a virtual number.
So if you use clients with only numeric keypad, you would still be able to call "bob" with number 01234 which is actually bob [!at] home.org (replace the [!at] with a @).

I don't know how exactly is this feature called, virtual number is first logic thing that came to my mind.

aliasing. look at the alias_db module if you are using a database.

Exactly what I was looking for.
Now openser is configured, but when adding a new alias I get:

Code:

~>openserctl alias add 0901010 sip:kristjan.ugrin@marand.si 404 Table not found

But there is a table called "aliases", also this user exists (adding users works fine). Is it possible to be a script error?

check your modparam statements for the modules in question to make sure the table is being defined correctly. Also, if you are using openserctl (and depending on your openser version), you should be using openserctl alias_db add <alias> <id>, to manipulate the stored aliases. If you use openserctl alias x x x, you are just manipulating the in-memory data structures (that will be synchronised with your DB, if you are using one, at some point, depending on what db_mode is set to!)