I tested the SER+Mediaproxy yesterday, well it works well after i tried many times with SER+RTPProxy. Please forgive my stupidness.:(. But what I want to say is that nathelper can detect such situations when both SIP UA are behind the same NAT. If that, the SER can append old media IP and port to the tail of the SDP, the UA with NATed extentions can communicate with the other without natproxy helper. I wonder whether mediaproxy can achieve that goal if the author likes to do that. I think it is very easy for them if they had enough time. I am glad to hear your advice and responses Best Regards. SunZJ
Hi
The subject line says it all, am having a strange problem with serweb, in apache logs I am seeing the GET request, being sent
"GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 -
but this is the request that is sent when I get no page displayed, after a few retries, I get the page, and the logs show
"GET /index.php?phplib_Session=b9a4503e4721493021b773da65f30482 HTTP/1.1" 200 2158
which is correct, I have no idea where or why this problem occurs, except that it seems to be in the way index.php is creating the session.
Iqbal