Hi,
I've been facing a problem with rtpproxy in bridging mode where one
client is behind a NAT (for details please see
http://lists.openser.org/pipermail/users/2008-May/017388.html). The
natted client didn't get the RTP data, because it wasn't sent to the NAT
hole. It seems the solution is to remove the following line from the
rtpproxy code:
asymmetric = (bmode != 0) ? 1 : 0;
After recompiling everything works fine. Now I'm wondering why rtpproxy
assumes clients are asymmetric in bridging mode? Will I get problems
when running rtpproxy without above code line?
Also I think assuming asymmetric clients shouldn't be the default
behaviour. If clients are really asymmetric this can be set with the
"a"-flag in force_rtp_proxy(). But if clients are symmetric it can only
be fixed by changing the code. At least there should be a flag to force
rtpproxy to handle symmetric clients. Or am I missing the point?
Thanks for your comments,
Christian
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