Hi, Can anyone tell me if Sipsak is capable of specifying multiple contacts in usrloc mode with various q values for sequential fork testing? Thanks, Paul
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On Thursday 08 April 2004 20:44, Paul.Wasik@ipc.com wrote:
Hi, Can anyone tell me if Sipsak is capable of specifying multiple contacts in usrloc mode with various q values for sequential fork testing?
No, sipsak has no native support for multiple contacts or q values. As multiple contacts does not make sence for usrloc tests i guess you are interested in sending multiple Contacts with different q's to another server and thus you are speaking about the CVS version 0.8.8_pre. I just checked in a change (update from CVS) which allows you to give multiple contacts in raw form as one line to the -C option. So it is possible now :-)
Greetings Nils
Thanks, Paul
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