Henning

 

That’s exactly the problem.  I never return from the as_relay_t() in the config file.  I don’t know which file to look in to see where the decision is made to exit from the config script execution.

 

I would like to use this  module for a project at work and would be willing to sort of “take it under my wing”  but I need to justify it.  And right now I am thwarted.

 

 

 

Hi Daniel,

 

your approach sounds good. I would continue with adding some debug statements to your cfg and also to the seas module code (especially for the as_relay_t(..)). It could be that it just returned the wrong value, as you already guessed. Just update this thread with more information that you found out, it can be then also fixed of course in the repository.

 

Cheers,

 

Henning

 

 

 

Henning,  I  suspected as much, however I think that this has less to do with the seas module and more to do with just an external module returning.  My guess is that somehow execution is returning (0) to whatever is executing the route block and then the config script exits.  I’ve been adding debug to the source for the last two days and I just don’t see where it’s terminating.

 

The receive_msg function (core receive.c) returns 0 after processing the sip request.  The udp_rcv_loop (core udp_server.c) then looks like it should drop through to the error label and return -1.  I don’t see where it goes from here and suspect that it was a spawned thread of execution.

 

 

Hello Daniel,

 

the seas module is unfortunately not much used nowadays, at least according to the (lack of) discussions on this list. You probably need to dig into the code and investigate by yourself to some extent. Maybe your requirements can be fulfilled by another, more commonly used module?

 

Cheers,

 

Henning

 

 

 

I am having some difficulties with the seas module under Kam 5.5.2.  If my application server is not connected then the config file script below never returns

 

if (!as_relay_t (“myserver”)) {

    Xlog (“LM_NOTICE”,  “myserver not connected\n”);

}

 

A diagnostic in the “seas.c” file does report that the app server is not connected, but the one above is never printed.  Any help here would be appreciated.

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