I'm also used to have is_request()/is_reply() and when switched to
opensips started to use following helpers:
route[IS_REQUEST] {
if (route(IS_REPLY))
return(-1);
else
return(1);
}
route[IS_REPLY] {
if ($mb =~ "^SIP/2\.0")
return(1);
else
return(-1);
}
Of course checking $rs should be really better that my regexp.
Hi Răzvan,
Thanks! I totally forgot about that option!
Would there be a performance difference when using route params vs
just testing the $rs value? Since route params are totally new to me,
I’m not sure if they require additional processing time. Pretty sure
performance wouldn’t be an issue since we’re dealing with OpenSips
built to be high performance.
Regards,
Grant
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