So I'm using d9eec5868da2501a5071185aaa4b0e65cf386bdc
If I do this:
$du=$ru;
xlog("du->$du");
du looks right: say like this:
sip:[email protected]:5060;user=phone
** THERE IS NO EXTRA COLON IN THERE, I PROMISE **
However, if I modify $du piece parts like this:
$du=$ru;
$dp=5061;
dp is changed, but du is now malformed
sip:15125551212:@1.2.3.4:5061;user=phone
Note: port 5061 as expected, but a COLON is inserted before the @
Note2: If I make 5061 a string like '5061' it does the exact same thing
Similarly if I change the domain ONLY I get the same weird colon
$du=$ru
$dd='example.com'
gives me:
sip:15125551212:@example.com:5060;user=phone
I have no idea how the colon gets in there
It's always ONE COLON before the @. I haven't see any other case
Now if I change BOTH $dd and $dp:
$du=$ru
$dp=5061
$dd='example.com'
The exact same problem:
sip:15125551212:@example.com:5061;user=phone
I don't doubt the possibility of some dynamic other variable or other part of
my script causing this to happen, but I can't; figure out how or why
I've tried to debug on level 6, but because of a different bug, more than half
my AVPs are NULL during the script and everything fails.
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