16 May
2007
16 May
'07
12:15 p.m.
Klaus Darilion wrote:
Bogdan-Andrei Iancu wrote:
yes, it wont - just drop
(without sending anything) is not possible....
Hi,
actually you can "drop" negative final replies - it is not drop but
rather replacement - it might be useful. Do in failure route:
if (t_check_status("400")) {
t_reply("xxx","my new reply");
exit;
}
this wont help Tim as any reply stops retransmissions. btw: If the clients uses TCP there wont be
retransmissions at all.
yes, retransmissions are only for UDP.
Regards,
bogdan
regards
klaus
regards,
bogdan
Klaus Darilion wrote:
Tim wrote:
Hello,
How/Where would be the best place to purposely drop a particular reply
message ( > 400 )
I have armed both the reply route and failure route and attempted
to drop
the message by calling the drop() function but this doesn't seem to
work.
Is there a simple method for conditionally dropping a reply message?
Dropping for final response messages is not supported.
My goal is to force the UAC that created the original request to
retransmit
(UDP) the request in certain scenarios, such as when ACK to an initial
invite has not been fully processed by the downstream UAS but a
re-invite
has been received by the UAS causing the UAS to return a 400 for the
re-invite. I do not want the UAC to see the 400 reply, instead I
simply
want the UAC to resend the re-invite because no final response has
been
received, presumably by this time the ACK processing will be
finished and
the retransmitted re-invite would be handled smoothly.
Are you sure that the retransmitted reINVITE is accepted by the
client after the ACK was received? I would rather suggest to fix the
client. A reINVITE before the ACK is an implicit ACK and thus the
client should handle it as a ACK was received. I think this is also
stated somewhere in RFC 3261.
regards
klaus
I realize replies are routed based on via
headers. Is there some
way to
short circuit this routing other than drop()?
Thanks
Tim
Tried this from failure route
if(t_check_status("400"))
{
xlog( "L_ERR", "400 message in failure route 2
**********
\n" );
drop();
return;
}
Tried this from reply route
if(status == "400")
{
xlog( "L_ERR", "400 in reply route 2 ....
dropping\n" );
drop();
return;
}
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