Hi Michel, if you do record_route() also for the calls going outside your domain, the BYE from callee should pass through your proxy. regards, bogdan Michel Bensoussan wrote:

Hi Bogdan I find a solution but I'm not sure this is a good one. When the callee sends BYE, it is handled as a request and dlg_onreq() is called. In dlg_onreq(), teh code checks if there is a tag in To header. If this is the case the messaged is not handled: void dlg_onreq(struct cell* t, int type, struct tmcb_params *param) { ... s = get_to(req)->tag_value; if (s.s!=0 && s.len!=0) return; ... } I propose to modify as follow: void dlg_onreq(struct cell* t, int type, struct tmcb_params *param) { ... s = get_to(req)->tag_value; if (s.s!=0 && s.len!=0) { *dlg_onroute(req, 0, 0);* <------------------------------------- return; } ... } The dlg_onroute() function will handle the BYE message. What do you think? Regards, Michel. Michel Bensoussan wrote: > Hi Bogdan > > This is what I'm doing. > > As you can see in the INVITE message: > > Request-Line: INVITE sip:101@192.168.13.8:5060 SIP/2.0 > Message Header > Record-Route: > <sip:192.168.13.86;lr=on;ftag=DB9D128321CC9C57E8B5;did=9f2.26ab69c5> > ...... > > The BYE from callee pass through the proxy, but there is no > Record-Route header and the function loose_route() returns false. > dlg_onroute() in called only when there is record-route. As defined > in dialog.c:mod_init(), line 240, dlg_onroute() is registered as RR > callback. > How can I callback dlg_onroute in case there is no RR? > > Regards, > Michel. > > Bogdan-Andrei Iancu wrote: >> Hi Michel, >> >> if you do record_route() also for the calls going outside your >> domain, the BYE from callee should pass through your proxy. >> >> regards, >> bogdan >> >> Michel Bensoussan wrote: >>> Hello >>> >>> The dialog module checks SIP messages only if the OpenSER in on >>> record-route header in function dlg_onroute(). >>> When the callee in registered on another SIP Server and the callee >>> sends BYE, the OpenSER is not on record-route header. In this case, >>> the dialog module doesn't detect end of call. >>> Is there a way to callback the dlg_onroute() function not only in >>> case of record-route? >>> >>> The configuration is as following: >>> - Tel 101 registered to 192.168.13.8 (siproxd) (URI: >>> 101(a)192.168.13.8) (IP: 192.168.13.101) >>> - Tel 155 registered to 192.168.13.86 (OpenSER) (URI: >>> 155(a)192.168.13.86) (IP: 192.168.13.155) >>> - 155 is the caller and 101 is the callee. >>> >>> Attached, message capture (ethereal) when the callee (101) >>> terminate the call. >>> >>> Thanks. >>> >>> Regards, >>> Michel. >>> >>> >