Once I commented out the 3 lines below it works fine to failover.
failure_route[1]{
xlog(" FAILED FAILURE_ROUTE[1]\n");
if(t_any_timeout()){
xlog(" TIMEOUT!\n");
# append_branch();
# xlog(" host is now $rd; all is $ru\n");
2010/11/29 marius zbihlei :
>> AFAIR using raw sockets checking ICMP notifications would be possible
>> (not yet implemented, but possible as I remember from a thread with
>> Andrei).
>>
>
> Possible, but not easily implementable, as ICMP Host unreachable are sent
> asynchronously from the kernel.
On 11/29/2010 02:16 PM, Iñaki Baz Castillo wrote:
2010/11/29 marius zbihlei:
Kamailio does not use ICMP replies to check if a host is reachable on a UDP
sendto(). This means that ICMP port unreachable errors are not handled by K
and so the same host is retried on TM retransmits.
AFAIR
2010/11/29 marius zbihlei :
> Kamailio does not use ICMP replies to check if a host is reachable on a UDP
> sendto(). This means that ICMP port unreachable errors are not handled by K
> and so the same host is retried on TM retransmits.
AFAIR using raw sockets checking ICMP notifications would be
On 11/29/2010 06:03 AM, Eric Hiller wrote:
Sorry all for the second question of the night as I go through working
out bugs in my setup. I want to use SRV records to loadbalance across
hosts. This works great, when all the hosts listed in the SRV are up.
However, I want kamailio to use the next
Sorry all for the second question of the night as I go through working out bugs
in my setup. I want to use SRV records to loadbalance across hosts. This works
great, when all the hosts listed in the SRV are up. However, I want kamailio to
use the next host if the current hosts fails. I tried ju
