3 Mar
2009
3 Mar
'09
3:19 a.m.
On Mar 03, 2009 at 10:12, Juha Heinanen <jh(a)tutpro.com> wrote:
Andrei Pelinescu-Onciul writes:
The same thing can happen for udp too, albeit only in special cases
(udp send can fail albeit very rarely, the most common case being
firewall rules on output on the local machine that use REJECT).
You don't need to care about the protocol being used. It could be as
simple as checking the return of a t_* function and calling a route().
Andrei
BTW: I don't think that for immediate errors
(like send failing in
kamailio tcp) one should call the failure route. You can always detect this
using something like if (t_relay())... and you have more control this
way.
andrei.
more control, but config file becomes a real mess, because the same
handling of failure needs to be done in two places. in my opinion,
t_relay failure is a failure no matter if it is caused be tcp connection
establishment failure or failure to receive a response on an established
tcp connection or on udp packet. it is really stupid if script writer
needs to care about if tcp or udp is used by t_relay and at what point
the failure occurred.