Hi,

if event_route[network:msg] and event_route[siptrace:msg] both are enabled, then event_route[siptrace:msg] seems to be called before event_route[network:msg] when a message has been received (and event_route[siptrace:msg] called after event_route[network:msg], if a message has been sent)

As network:msg (nio) is designed to process compression or encryption, it makes sense, that it is called before event_route[siptrace:msg], that is meant to work on a SIP message (when receiving data from the network). When sending a message, it makes sense, to call siptrace:msg before network:msg.
Is there any option to change this priority (e.g. defining anchors/priorities)?

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