use strict;
use warnings;

use Config::Tiny;

my $DATA =<<EOT
localusername=me
ip=36.212.176.90
port=5060
remotename=you
ip=36.212.176.92
port=5060
transport=udp
EOT
;

# Create a config
my $Config = Config::Tiny->new();

# Open the config, replace with read and $DATA with filename
$Config = Config::Tiny->read_string( $DATA );
#$Config = Config::Tiny->read( $filename );

# see perldoc Config::Tiny
my $s = $Config->{_};

# I was to lazy to finish this:
my $INVITE = join(' ', 'INVITE sip:' . $s->{remotename} .'@'. $s->{ip}
+,
                       'SIP/2.0 Via:SIP/2.0/UDP', $s->{localusername} 
+. '@' . $s->{ip} .':5060',
                       'From:sam<sip:me@36.212.176.92>',
                       'To: you<sip:you@36.212.176.90>',
                 );
print $INVITE;

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UPDATE: You probably want to add a [local] and a [remote] section in the config file. Then just access the variables with $r = Config->{remote} and build your INVITE line. See perldoc Config::Tiny.

In reply to Re: Read the config file and create the INVITE line as per config file by lima1
in thread Read the config file and create the INVITE line as per config file by samirpatry

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