2 Jul
2014
2 Jul
'14
7:43 a.m.
Hi,
Does local server generated 408 time out reply go to onreply_route?
If so, can I change the status code to a 200 class code by doing: $rs = "202"?
If I can change it, does it still go to failure_route? (It's not a 400 class response
anymore.)
The scenario I want to test it's easy to produce. Otherwise I would just try it......
Regards,
Allen
3 Jul
3 Jul
1:39 p.m.
Hello,
local 408 doesn't go in onreply routes, but you can get to failure_route
and there use t_reply(...) to send out a different response code.
However, never tried replacing 408 with 200 because it a different
meaning and makes no much sense at least for INVITEs. But failure route
is used quite commonly to change a 3xx response to 4xx/5xx.
Cheers,
Daniel
On 02/07/14 06:43, Allen Zhang wrote:
Hi,
Does local server generated 408 time out reply go to onreply_route?
If so, can I change the status code to a 200 class code by doing: $rs
= "202"?
If I can change it, does it still go to failure_route? (It’s not a 400
class response anymore.)
The scenario I want to test it’s easy to produce. Otherwise I would
just try it……
Regards,
Allen
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