25 Apr
2006
25 Apr
'06
11:20 p.m.
Hi,
When the UA sends NOTIFY messages to the server it responds with "404 not
found".
what is it that it is not finding. The UA's info is in the "location"
table.
I am using the basic out of the box "quick start" cfg file with
authentication and loacation enabled.
thnx
26 Apr
26 Apr
11:46 a.m.
Hi,
what's the RURI of the NOTIFY? is it intended for the server or for a user?
regards,
bogdan
B Boc wrote:
Hi,
When the UA sends NOTIFY messages to the server it responds with "404
not found".
what is it that it is not finding. The UA's info is in the "location"
table.
I am using the basic out of the box "quick start" cfg file with
authentication and loacation enabled.
thnx
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11:49 a.m.
Are you sure you do lookup("location") also for NOTIFY requests?
Are you sure the URI in the request URI of the NOTIFY request is in the
location table?
Are you using CVS head?
There is a new feature that lookup returns only contacts which are able
to handle NOTIFY.
(http://openser.org/docs/modules/devel/registrar.html#AEN277)
regards
klaus
B Boc wrote:
Hi,
When the UA sends NOTIFY messages to the server it responds with "404
not found".
what is it that it is not finding. The UA's info is in the "location"
table.
I am using the basic out of the box "quick start" cfg file with
authentication and loacation enabled.
thnx
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