On 12/18/09 2:50 PM, Juha Heinanen wrote:
Daniel-Constantin Mierla writes:
tm:local-request is triggered only by the call
of t_uac function from
tm. But I'm thinking whether makes sense or not to have it as well for
ACK of 200ok for local transactions -- this is generated by tm in other
place. All the other requests (again, apart of cancel and ack)
self-generated by proxy go via t_uac.
ack to 200 ok is its own transaction. so how could i rewrite its
request uri to include $si$sp from 200 ok, because the info is already
lost?
I can find some solutions with existing code, but, let's say, they are
more workarounds. One is to use a hashtable to store per callid the ip
and port, with some timeout to be auto-deleted - then take it to build
outbound address.
However, it is better to have it fixed in the code properly.
My question about running local-request for positive ack was for generic
purpose, if someone would need in some case to process such ACK via
local-request event route.
Cheers,
Daniel
on the other hand, if andrei would implement
t_reply_fake_contact(), i
could call it in onreply_route with $si:$sp argument.
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Daniel-Constantin Mierla
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