There is a recent enhancement to time out receive that would probably do
what you want. You will have to dig a little to find the details (although I
submitted it based on local changes I had made, I cannot remember exactly
what got taken into the main stream after the discussion - look for emails
Hi,
I see the checksum incorrect on udp when sipp plays pcap audio. And the sip
proxy server seems not redirect the audio. Anybody has any idea about his ?
Thanks for your reply
sip.zhou
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Does anyone knows how to do a randomic variable pause?
I wanted to use that to generate calls with variable durations.
Mesquita
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Amit,
We'll look into that.
Olivier.
-Original Message-
From: Amit On [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2006 13:11
To: Jacques, Olivier (PDE IT Test); sipp-users@lists.sourceforge.net;
Olivier Jacques
Subject: RE: [Sipp-users] SIPp 1.1rc8 released
Oliver hi,
We
Olivier,
Replace line 3535:
*((int *)option-data) /= 1000;
with this:
*((double *)option-data) /= 1000;
And Amit's problem should be solved.)
FYI, the timeoption.diff patch that I sent yesterday provides much more
consistent and flexible control over these options (e.g.,
Steve,
If you have a script that starts by receiving, it sets SIPp into server
mode and the -m parameter is not used. So that is why it does not exit.
So the next trick is to find some way round this - you might be able to get
action to send a signal or someone might have a better solution for