El Martes, 20 de Octubre de 2009, JEEVANANDHAM KARTHIC KUMAR escribió:
> Hi
Please, when creating a new thread in a maillist don't press "Reply-To" in any
other message of the list since you mail client will add a "In-Reply-To"
header:
In-Reply-To:
<b927e06069952449b79ef15db95226df064c0f0...@sinchnmbx001.techmahindra.com>
and this will cause other mail clients to group your mail in that thread it
doesn't belong to.
Replacing the subject and body is not enough. Please always create a *new*
mail from scrath when starting a new topic/question in the maillist.
> Please look the following scenario and please share your views.
>
> SIP user 1---------------SIP Provider(public
> network)-------------------SIP user2
> SIP user 1 having SIP account with SIP provider1 and SIP user2 having
> SIP account with SIP provider2.
> The goal is SIP user 1 want to carry some proprietary information to SIP
> user2 via SIP call. (Note: while making call from user1, INVITE message
> may route via different vendor proxy)
> is it possible to carry that info in private header like
> p-myheader:<value> in INVITE message?
> is there any possibility to ignore p-myheader by some proxy which is not
> understand the header?
> Do you have any other idea to carry proprietary info in SIP call?
Of course you can try to add any custom/propietary header in the request. But
a proxy/b2bua in the patch could remove it (just due to local policy).
Anyway, a custom header would never break the signalling at as a proxy since a
proxy must ignore headers it doesn't understand/require.
--
Iñaki Baz Castillo <i...@aliax.net>
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