2 Apr
2020
2 Apr
'20
8:25 p.m.
`false` is an alias to `0`, but the return code of functions is different.
Use `if(!function())` to test for its `false` meaning or `if(function())` for its `true`
meaning. See core cookbook in the wiki for more details about the return code
interpretation.
If you have more questions, write email to sr-users(a)lists.kamailio.org, that's the
forum to discuss about using kamailio. The tracker here is used to report only bugs to
source code. If it proves to be something related to code, it can be reopened, but now it
seems to be a config issue.
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