El Wednesday 13 August 2008 16:36:30 Somesh S. Shanbhag escribió:
> I think both are fine because both would tear-down the transaction and
> would mean almost the same thing.
>
> But still 408 would have been more appropriate as its from Gateway, rather
> than 480 which is more likely to be client driven.
>
> And also in 480, we can get Re-Try after header, the time after which I can
> attempt calling again!
>
> Its more implementation dependent.

Yes, but after looking for 408 in RFC3261 it seems that 408 is more used to 
indicate failed ongoin transactions (if a proxy forwards a request and 
doesn't receive final response it must reply a 408). So I'm confused about 
it.

Thanks.

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Iñaki Baz Castillo
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