Hello,
just short clarification ...
On 6/22/12 10:07 AM, Klaus Darilion wrote:
[...]
2. The FLT_NATS and FLB_NATB flags. I'd like
to know what this stands
for, I guess "flag for transaction - NAT" and "flag for branch -
NAT"
but what do the S and the B stand for? More importantly what do these
IIRC:
s....script
b....branch
indeed there are script and branch flags, but in this case the defined
IDs for flags followed the pattern:
FL[TYPE]_[DESC]
- TYPE was used as: T - transaction/message flags, B - branch flags, S -
script flags (but none of these are used in default config)
- DESC - anything that should suggest the purpose, in this case: NATS -
natted source, NATB - natted outgoing branch
Feel free to improve if you want/find something more suggestive, it's
what I was thinking of when I updated to use defines for flags...
Cheers,
Daniel
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