Our *67 script failed when run in an interop scenario for the first time:
bash$ a_calls_b.py
a_calls_b
a_calls_bcd
a_calls_b_hangup
a_calls_b_ring_timeout
a_calls_b_anon_cid
ERROR: caller id string match error. Received 'anonymous', looking for 'Anonymous'. cid_mode=cid_anonymous
run_all_tests:17
inner:45
a_calls_b_anon_cid:118
call:292
place_call:353
_check_cid:508
a_calls_b_terminator_hangup
Ok, that’s a pretty obvious failure — our expected CID string should have been all lowercase. No need to modify the script, just edit /etc/rimay/callgen.conf. Find this line:
[DEFAULT]
caller_id_anonymous_call_string = Anonymous
and change it to this:
[DEFAULT]
caller_id_anonymous_call_string = anonymous
Rerun the test:
bash$ a_calls_b.py a_calls_b_anon_cid
a_calls_b_anon_cid
bash$
Test passes!
This is in keeping with the overall strategy of keeping switch-specific details and behavior in the config file instead of in the scripts. As we can see here, it makes porting to a new interop scenario much easier.
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