Responses arrive as reply routes, not as request routes. So, you won't
catch them out of the main routing block.
See:
http://www.kamailio.org/docs/modules/1.3.x/tm.html#AEN535
Ali Soltani wrote:
Hi,
I am using openSER as a simple sip proxy for calls between two sip
end-points. By snooping the traffic I can verify that the openSER
proxies ALL sip messages/responses but non of the following
log statements do not log the response messages (180, 200). Am I
missing anything.
route
{
xlog("(route) usr=$ru method=$rm request_port=$rp received_port=$Rp
original port=$op destination_port=$dp src_port=$sp");
xlog("(route) reply_status=$rs");
if(status=="180")
{
xlog("this is a 180 Ringing reply");
};
if(status=="200")
{
xlog("this is a 200 OK reply");
};
.....
}
Thanks,
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