There are few corner cases with timers in SER version 0.9.6 that may cause this double immediate resending of the initial INVITE. I'm sorry but I don't remember the causes....:(
What I can tell you is that SER 2.0 has a completely recreated timer structure that should solve this issue, if you can test and provide feedback, it would be really appreciated,
Hope it helps, Samuel.
2007/6/22, Stephen Helfen steve_helfen@hotmail.com:
Nope...not in this case. Here, the originating UA sends one INVITE. My SER is sending the multiple INVITEs before it even receives a 100 Trying from the far end. It does not happen on every call...there seems to be no pattern as to when it does happen.
Thanks. Steve
Date: Fri, 22 Jun 2007 09:35:36 +0200 From: greger@teigre.com To: steve_helfen@hotmail.com CC: serusers@iptel.org Subject: Re: [Serusers] Quick resend of INVITEs
The originating UA may be where to look. g-)
Stephen Helfen wrote:
Sometimes my ser proxy resends an INVITE 67 milliseconds after the original INVITE without receiving any response from the recipient. Essentially, what would normally be a 1 second timer for a resend is vastly shortened with no real explanation. If there is a Trixbox at the other end, the conversation results in a dropped call as the Trixbox continues to send repeated 200 Oks, but does not acknowledge the ACKs to those messages.
The Asterix supposedly has a fix for this issue that is not included in the Trixbox.
What I am trying to determine, though, is WHY the double invites are sent in the first place.
Thanks, Steve
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