On 19.09.2012 16:13, Yufei Tao wrote:
I should have made it clearer: $du is null both before and after lookup
location in LOCATION_BRANCH when no fix_nated_register was done (thus
'received' column in location table was null). When fix_nated_register
was done, $du for each branch was null befor
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be set), or 2. set $du after lookup if it is empty Wonder if it is worth
adding fixes in the source code. Thanks very much Klaus for pointing me
to the right direction! Yufei Date: Wed, 19 Sep 2012 15:13:29 +0100
From: Yufei Tao Subject: Re: [SR-Users] call
forking using dbaliases not worki
I should have made it clearer: $du is null both before and after lookup
location in LOCATION_BRANCH when no fix_nated_register was done (thus
'received' column in location table was null). When fix_nated_register
was done, $du for each branch was null before lookup location, but set
to 'received' a
On 19.09.2012 12:24, Yufei Tao wrote:
Hi Klaus
Thanks for the reply!
I check the $du, it is always null before and after the lookup. Is it
only set when relaying to a proxy (from record-route), and not to a client?
That's strange. For NATed clients, $du must contain the 'received' URI.
Oth
Hi Klaus
Thanks for the reply!
I check the $du, it is always null before and after the lookup. Is it
only set when relaying to a proxy (from record-route), and not to a client?
When no fix_nated_register is called, the lookup location for both
clients y2 and y3 is successful from the log, when p
I suspect that the branch route is first executed for the NATed client.
Then the 'received' column is used as destination URI. When executing
the branch route again, the destination URI is still the value from the
previous branch, and lookup() will not overwrite is as 'received' is not
availabl
Hi
I have a strange problem on forking calls to a group of users. For
example I have two users y2 and y3 in dbaliases, both with
alias_username 'group'. And y2 and y3 both registers with Kamailio fine.
When I make a call to 'group' from a third client y1, what my
kamailio.cfg does is: do an alias_
