On Thu, 2006-03-16 at 11:46 +0200, Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:
On 03/14/06 22:31, Rick Richardson wrote:
I am trying to dispatch a request to a sip proxy. Is the send() function not set up to take pseudovariables?
send() does not take pseudovariables.
I am trying to use send(uri:host, uri:port) but i'm getting a syntax error with an invalid argument when initting the server.
I was using forward(uri:host, uri:port); But I don't want the dispatcher sticking a VIA header on the message.
Is there a reason send is not used in this fashion? I would think that one would not want any messages being relayed back to the dispatcher for any reason.
Also, is record routing useful in the dispatching context? I would think if a message did get back to the dispatcher it would send it to the proper proxy as long as it was hashing the call-id.
this is up to your configuration file -- you can tune relaying from there.
So what is the best approach for dispatching when it comes to VIA's and other things? I would guess that from a dispatcher you would not want to alter the message at all.
Cheers, Daniel
any input would be appreciated.
thanks,
Rick
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