Hi Greg,

Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:

Hello,

On 09/02/06 01:21, Greg Fausak wrote:

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I've got a dumb question.

Can I get t_relay() functionality (transactions and whatnot) without getting the Via

there is an undocumented function which can be used to send a request statelessly to another server without having VIA added: send(address);

regards, bogdan

Via is mandatory. Otherwise the reply will not come back on the same way.

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and potentially Record-Route tags in the header???

Do not use record_route()

Cheers, Daniel

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I warned you it was dumb.... -g

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Hi Greg,

the send function take as script parameter the destination address, so the RURI will not be used.

regards, bogdan

Greg Fausak wrote:

Howdy,

Will the send() function still resolve the RURI destination? That is, if the destination is 123@test.com, and test.com has a srv record, will send() forward the packet to the srv address? Know what I mean?

-g

On 9/4/06, Bogdan-Andrei Iancu bogdan@voice-system.ro wrote:

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Hi Greg,

Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:

...

Hello,

On 09/02/06 01:21, Greg Fausak wrote:

...

I've got a dumb question.

Can I get t_relay() functionality (transactions and whatnot) without getting the Via

there is an undocumented function which can be used to send a request statelessly to another server without having VIA added: send(address);

regards, bogdan

...

Via is mandatory. Otherwise the reply will not come back on the

same way.

...

...

and potentially Record-Route tags in the header???

Do not use record_route()

Cheers, Daniel

...

I warned you it was dumb.... -g

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