On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 12:30, Pekka Pessi ppe...@gmail.com wrote:
When you return 480 to re-INVITE, nua considers the dialog terminated and
clears its state.
I wonder why re-INVITEs are treated different (if indeed they are). I
believe this could cause other problems, as section 12.2.2 of
Hello All,
Another issue related to nua_prack(): The RAck and RSeq headers are missing
in the outbound PRACK message.
Do you know why?
Best Regards,
Jerry
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From: Jerry Richards [mailto:jer...@tonecommander.com]
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On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 14:10, Jerry Richards jer...@tonecommander.comwrote:
Another issue related to nua_prack(): The RAck and RSeq headers are
missing
in the outbound PRACK message.
Hi Jerry,
about your last issue, you have to include RAck in your PRACK manually.
Quoting the answer I got
Hello All,
When I configure the sofia transport=udp, then I see SIP UDP packets sent
with source port 5060 and destination port 5060. When the only change I
make is transport=tcp, then I see SIP TCP packets sent with source port 3072
and destination port 5060.
Has anyone seen this? Maybe I'm
Hi there,
I'd like to know what's the best way to check if a header is present (and
get its contents) in a sip_t (or msg_t) structure by name (as a string) or
if there is a way to loop through all the headers in a sip_t structure,
checking if each one's name matches an arbitrary string the user
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Thu Feb 26 19:05:33 EET 2009 Pekka Pessi first.l...@nokia.com
* open_c: added sres_sip.[hc]
Ignore-this: 61c5ac3ce4149b23ff98faedb412cec7
M ./open_c/group/bld.inf +1
M
2009/2/26 Jerry Richards jer...@tonecommander.com:
Hello All,
When I configure the sofia transport=udp, then I see SIP UDP packets sent
with source port 5060 and destination port 5060. When the only change I
make is transport=tcp, then I see SIP TCP packets sent with source port 3072
and
Okay, thank you. By the way, if I wanted to temporarily patch the source
port, do you know a good place (i.e. function) to do it? I just want to
confirm that the source port is not an issue with a SIP server I'm
interfacing with.
Best Regards,
Jerry
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From: Pekka
2009/2/26 Jerry Richards jer...@tonecommander.com:
Okay, thank you. By the way, if I wanted to temporarily patch the source
port, do you know a good place (i.e. function) to do it? I just want to
confirm that the source port is not an issue with a SIP server I'm
interfacing with.
It might
2009/2/26 Fabio Margarido fabiomargar...@gmail.com:
I'd like to know what's the best way to check if a header is present (and
get its contents) in a sip_t (or msg_t) structure by name (as a string) or
if there is a way to loop through all the headers in a sip_t structure,
checking if each
Hi Pekka,
Do you mean that you don't want to bind the TCP connection to port 5060,
because some other program might be using it? Or some other program might
close that port? We have a hard-phone and I know nothing else except
sofia-sip would use that port number.
Jerry
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2009/2/26 Jerry Richards jer...@tonecommander.com:
Do you mean that you don't want to bind the TCP connection to port 5060,
because some other program might be using it? Or some other program might
close that port? We have a hard-phone and I know nothing else except
sofia-sip would use that
Bugs item #2625814, was opened at 2009-02-22 01:52
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Hello All,
When my application specifies the SDP in the SOATAG_USER_SDP(), I noticed
sofia-sip sometimes reorders the lines of the SDP in the message that is
actually transmitted. Do you know why this is? Does the order matter?
Best Regards,
Jerry
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