That's really weird. I have just checked kamalio 1.5 sources and I 
cannot understand how you can get session number of 0. If you follow the 
program logic it is simply impossible for the medianum to have a zero 
value. The code looks like the following:

---- code ----
         medianum = 0;
         for (...) {
                 ++medianum;
                 snprintf(medianum_buf, sizeof medianum_buf, "%d", 
medianum);
                 medianum_str.s = medianum_buf;
                 medianum_str.len = strlen(medianum_buf);
                 send_rtpp_command(...);
         }
---- code ----

Did you compile the kamalio by yourself? Which version of compiler do 
you have installed if so? Recently we've seen some issues in rtpproxy 
with certain gcc version on Debian. Upgrading compiler to the latest 
version solved the issue.

Also, it could be helpful if you can send respective INVITE and 200 OK 
messages.

> Thanks for your response.  The cfg file is below.  I am running
> kamailio 1.5.0, and rtpproxy 1.2.0.  The cfg file was generated by the
> sipwise sip:wizard tool.  I tweaked it where necessary to make it
> compatible with 1.5.0.
> 
> If I'm not mistaken, the ftp stream for the 200 OK is set up in
> onreply_route[2].

Regards,
-- 
Maksym Sobolyev
Sippy Software, Inc.
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