On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 8:47 AM, Vlad Paiu <[email protected]> wrote: > > Still, I cannot understand why the BYE is logged first into the DB. Both > the CDR type of accounting and the regular type of accounting are triggered > when the proxy receives the BYE, only that the CDR accounting is triggered > internally if you set the cdr_flag on the initial invite, so by all means > the CDR accounting should be first in the database. > > Vlad, To me, this meant that it didn't see the BYE as part of the *dialog*. Right?
So I've been digging on this, this morning and so far what I see is that the client (originator) is not keeping the did tag on the Record-Route headers in place. So when we get the BYE where we are expecting the did tag on the Record-Route, there is *no tag at all*. So I'm switching the dialog matching mode to DID_FALLBACK to see if this fixes the issue. What do you think? One way or another I'll post my findings.. -Brett
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