Did you set the"nat_flag" attribute to 6...? something like:
modparam("registrar","nat_flag", 6)
--- Doug Eubanks admin@dougware.net wrote:
I was expecting to find the same entry in the flags table...now I know better, but here is my problem.
My first if statement is
if (client_nat_test("3")) { log(1, "NAT detected\n"); fix_contact(); force_rport(); setflag(6); # flag 2 indicates that incomingrequest is from NATed client };
I am know it is returning true because the log shows the "NAT detected" line, however the isflagset(6) tests later do not return true, so the mediaproxy does not get started. I had it working but I broke something along the way.
Any clue?
Thanks, Doug
On Tue, January 25, 2005 11:20 am, Hendrik Scholz said:
Hi!
I do have a setup where I call setflag(1) and
save("location")
afterwards as part of each REGISTER. I expect the
flag to show up in the location table as flags
column. For whatever reason this doesn't work (I
do see the username, callid,
... though).
Any hints?
Thanks, Hendrik
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