Hi Andrew,
thanks for pointing it out.... think is it an undiscovered typo - TLS
instead of TCP and undiscovered as not so many people are using SIPS.
I fix it on SVN trunk - please update and let me know if it works ok.
thanks and regards,
bogdan
Andrew T Gin wrote:
Hi
I'm not sure whether this belongs in the developer one or not. When I
proxy requests through openSER, and the contact address for the client
uses a secure URI (SIPS) and the protocol stated is TLS, I get the
following error:
7(6639) ERROR: uri2proxy: bad transport for sips uri: 3
7(6639) ERROR:tm:t_forward_nonack: failure to add branches
This is in ut.h, line 113. If the URI is a secure one (SIPS), why must
the protocol be TCP or NONE?
openSER exits when the URI is secure (SIPS) AND the transport is TLS.
Why is this?
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