Hi Daniel,
It's not a limitation, but rather a performance optimization which kills
some of the user experience :)
You can still do stateless forwarding to various destinations by setting
the Request-URI ahead:
force_send_socket(sctp:10.12.8.108:5060)
$ru = "sctp:" + $od + ":" + $op;
forward();
Liviu Chircu
OpenSIPS Developer
http://www.opensips-solutions.com
On 22.03.2016 22:23, Daniel Moreira Yokoyama wrote:
Hi everyone.
I'm still trying to undestand why I can't use t_relay(dest) or
forward(dest) passing a variable instead of a literal.
In my scenario, all I have to do is to receive a UDP message from a
client and relay it on SCTP to the remote endpoint.
The way I'm trying to achieve this is by:
force_send_socket(sctp:10.12.8.108:5060 <http://10.12.8.108:5060>);
forward("sctp:$od:$op");
But Opensips doesn't even start up, complaining that the domain and
the port are invalid.
I only works in my tests when I put the literal value (e.g:
"sctp:10.0.8.104:5060 <http://10.0.8.104:5060>").
I don't get it. Why would it restrict something like this?
Anyone can give me any guidance?
Thanks a lot.
Atenciosamente,
Daniel Moreira Yokoyama.
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