Hi All.
I'm doing some validation checks against my SIP proxy (ser-0.9.1)
using SFTF
http://www.sipfoundry.org/sftf/
I'm seeing that some tests are making further through my ser.cfg than I'd like.
For example, SFTF test case214 sends an INVITE message to SER with an
invalid Content-Type header.
SER replies with a 404 User Not Found, which is technically correct,
since the the destination doesn't exist, but SFTF complains that SER
should have returned a 415 Unsupported Media Type error instead.
So my question is this; even though ser rejected the SIP message,
shouldn't it have performed some checks on the message to validate
things like Content-Type, R-URI, etc to make sure the message is not
corrupt or invalid?
If not, does it make sense to do so before letting a SIP message get
too far in to my ser.cfg?
I did find this article in the archives which seems to indicate that
ser should [happliy] ignore things it doesn't understand - but is this
safe?
http://lists.iptel.org/pipermail/serusers/2004-November/013171.html
Regards,
Paul