15 May
2008
15 May
'08
10:26 a.m.
Hi,
Sigrid Thijs wrote:
But now we noticed another problem. When the subscription handling is
set to "polite-block", a NOTIFY should be sent containing a presence
document that indicates that the presentity is unavailable. But the
presence module sends a NOTIFY containing a presence description with
the current presence state of the presentity. So there's no difference
between setting the subscription handling to "allow" and
"polite-block".
did you get any chance to take a look at this issue?
kind regards,
Sigrid
kind regards,
Sigrid
As a note, unless you are using more that one
presence servers, the
fallback to db mode is not really needed and inefficient.
Thanks and regards,
Anca Vamanu
Sigrid Thijs wrote:
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Hi,
we've configured OpenSER 1.3.0 on a FreeBSD server, together with
OpenXCAP 0.9.9.
When testing presence rules (RFC 5025) with our UA, we noticed the
following behavior:
- Subscription Handling is set to "block" in the presence rules:
When a watcher subscribes for presence, it receives a NOTIFY with the
Subscription-State set to "terminated;reason=rejected". This is as
expected.
When the presentity changes it's presence, the watcher doesn't receive
any NOTIFY requests with the presence update (also OK).
But, when the presentity changes the subscription handling to "allow"
in the presence-rules document, the server sends an in-dialog NOTIFY
request on the subscription dialog that was previously terminated.
This is not ok. See the attached file presence_rules_01.txt.
- Subscription Handling is set to "allow" in the presence rules:
When the presentity changes the subscription handling to "block" in
the presence-rules document, the server sends a NOTIFY with the
Subscription-State set to "terminated;reason=timeout" to the watchers.
When the presentity changes his presence, the presence server will
still send NOTIFY requests to the watchers.
See the attached file presence_rules_02.txt.
kind regards,
Sigrid
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