Hi
I'm using Kamailio 5.8.4 and the python KEMI module.
When I move the registration from one device to another, I can see for a while two entries with 'kamctl ul show' where the Expires parameter of the "old" registration is set to "deleted" and the "new" registration shows the seconds until the registration expires.
"Address": "sips:200101@10.0.1.130:42323 ;transport=tls", "Expires": "deleted", -- "Address": "sips:200101@10.0.1.129:56374 ;transport=tls", "Expires": 3600,
So far so good. When I try to fetch the actual registration address using "registrar.reg_fetch_contacts" or "registrar.lookup_xavp", I'm always getting the "old" deleted registration address instead of the new address as long as the deleted record is not removed.
Feb 18 10:05:51 ttel /usr/sbin/kamailio[2356327]: WARNING: {1 511 INVITE 952600514-5060-52@BA.A.C.BCI} <core> [core/kemi.c:157]: sr_kemi_core_log(): reg_fetch_contacts: sips:200101@10.0.1.130:42323;transport=tls Feb 18 10:05:51 ttel /usr/sbin/kamailio[2356327]: WARNING: {1 511 INVITE 952600514-5060-52@BA.A.C.BCI} <core> [core/kemi.c:157]: sr_kemi_core_log(): lookup_xavp: aor=200101, uri=sips:200101@10.0.1.130:42323;transport=tls, socket=tls:10.0.1.1:5061, dsturi=None
I also see that the database is only updated after the deleted entry is removed. Until then, the database still contains the old address. Btw, I'm using "modparam("usrloc", "db_mode", 2)", which would explain the delayed persisting into the database.
62|uloc-67b44aae-23f48e-2|200101||sips:200101@10.0.1.130:42323 ;transport=tls|||2460724.91858218|-1.0|482845299-5060-1@BA.A.B.BDA|2002|2460724.87691551|0|0|Grandstream GXV3350 1.0.3.52|tls:10.0.1.1:5061 |7135|urn:uuid:00000000-0000-1000-8000-C074AD188038|1|0|52|0|16
I'm asking myself whether the behavior is correct that "registrar.reg_fetch_contacts" and "registrar.lookup_xavp" are returning the deleted information instead of the "new" registration information? If yes, is there another way how I could get the "new" registration information? I'm not really interested in the old outdated information...
Best regards Mathias