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Subject: Re: [SR-Users] Kamailio Routing Logic
Hi Zaka
You have misunderstood this line : if (!t_relay()) {
That line explicitly calls t_relay() and the packet is relayed at that time.
If the packet cannot be relayed then the t_relay() function returns an error
and the conditional block is
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Subject: Re: [SR-Users] Kamailio Routing Logic
Hi Zaka,
The stageful forwarding takes place in the t_relay() function. If relaying is
unsuccessful then an error is returned and the conditional block executed to
send
Hi Zaka,
The stageful forwarding takes place in the t_relay() function. If relaying is
unsuccessful then an error is returned and the conditional block executed to
send an error back to the originator using sl_reply_error().
Your other question is about why to use the call to route(1): Yes you
Hello Friends and Gurus:
I am struggling with routing and need a bit of clarification WRT following:
route {
if ($fU=="601"&&is_method("INVITE"))
record_route();
rewritehost("10.0.10.111"); //SS IP
route(1);
}
route[1] {
# send it out now; use stateful forwarding as it w
