Hi,
I guess the problem is that t_relay() has a built in mechanism to
automatically send negative replies in case of internal error. So, if
for some reasons, the relaying failed, the function will internally send
a negative reply and return true into the routing script.
there is only one case it can return false: if sending a negative reply
due a relying error fails too :)
regards,
bogdan
Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:
Hello,
could you run openser in debug mode and send the log messages? Also,
please get the ngrep of the call to see which messages were sent on
the network.
Cheers,
Daniel
On 08/10/06 17:02, Di-Shi Sun wrote:
Message body follows:
I forgot to mention that I had tried your suggestion.
if (t_relay()) {
log(1,"SUCCESS .... for t_relay\n");
} else {
log(1,"FAILED .... for t_relay\n");
}
In "route", if the destination is an empty IP, no any log, OpenSER
hangups the call. In failure_route, if the destination is an empty
IP, r_relay returns 1 and displays "SUCCESS .... for t_relay"
Thanks,
Di-Shi Sun.
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