Add xlog statements to your config and watch syslog. This is how you can trace if the failure route is executed. Further you can set debug=4 to see debug messages of openser.
Further watch the SIP traffic using ngrep and dump it here
regards klaus
Yago Bargalló wrote:
Hello,
First of all thaks to Kraus for his quick reply on my last question. However I can't do openser work fine.
I'm trying to use failure_route as follows, can anybody tell me which could be the problem??
(...)
modparam("tm", "fr_inv_timer" , 10)
# timer for response to a request
modparam("tm","fr_timer", 4)
# ------------------------- request routing logic -------------------
# main routing logic
route{
(...)
if (uri==myself) {(...)
# Redirecciono cap a l'asterisk si marquen una extensió que comença per 3 if(uri=~"sip:2[0-9]+@" && method=="INVITE") { t_on_failure("1"); }(...)
route(1);}
route[1] {
# send it out now; use stateful forwarding as it works reliably # even for UDP2TCP if (!t_relay()) { sl_reply_error(); }; exit;}
failure_route[1]{
rewritehostport("172.16.51.160"); #asterisk rewriteuser("2002"); append_branch(); t_relay(); exit;}
With this openser.cfg the call is cancelled after fr_inv_timer and failure_route[1] doesn't work but, however, if I do this:
route{
(...)
if (uri==myself) {(...)
# Redirecciono cap a l'asterisk si marquen una extensió que comença per 3 if(uri=~"sip:2[0-9]+@" && method=="INVITE") { à rewritehostport("172.16.51.160"); #asterisk à rewriteuser("2002"); t_relay(); exit; }(...)
route(1);}
If I use this the call is redirected to my asterisk but using the failure_route as my first openser.cfg it does't work.
Which is my problem??
Thanks....
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