Patches should be backported by now in the 5.x.x branches, if you still find an
issue, open another item on the tracker.
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Closed #1315.
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@miconda i tested with master branch.its working fine.it will be good if you
can commit all changes related to ipv6 to all stable releases specially to
5.x.x branches.reference to following pull request:
https://github.com/kamailio/kamailio/pull/1319
@miconda i will test the same.we are expecting all ipv6 patch to be merged with
stable branch so we can start using those only.
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@miconda yes ,i have advertise address to the listen socket.
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I just pushed another patch (referenced above), because there were other cases
when the same condition was used. The new patch is taking a safer path by
checking if the ipv6 address starts with `[`.
Can you test and report if ok?
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Do you have advertise address to the listen socket?
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@miconda please review this also for record_route header
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