I would like to see the answer to this also, I have experienced the same
problem but not had much time to look at it.
regards
Garry Taylor
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To answer the question..
quoted from asterisk sample config file
codec order is respected only in [general]
.In user sections the order of codecs listed with allow= does NOT matter
So...it's not a bugIt'll be nice though if it's possible ot set
different codec prefereces for different
I have found this same problem to be true. I don't know what to do to
fix it. I believe it's a bug but don't know for sure. If you find a
way drop me a line I would like to know.
Brian
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It's not a bug. You are setting global parameters. When you do that, it
overrides the peer settings. Try setting for each individual peer. If you
have many peers (100 or more), use a database solution such as RealTime or a
script to build your sip.conf (one is included with the cvs).
On Monday
: Re: [Asterisk-Users] sip.conf not paying attention to
allow/disallow
It's not a bug. You are setting global parameters. When you do that, it
overrides the peer settings. Try setting for each individual peer. If
you
have many peers (100 or more), use a database solution such as RealTime
