FYI
I open issue #264 on github for this oddity I'm experiencing.
On 22/07/2015 11:41, Asgaroth wrote:
Hi,
Any thoughts on this, I can provide actual examples for this, however,
I would rather not send valid subsciber info directly to the list.
If anyone is available for looking into it I can send the relevent
information/examples directly to them.
Thanks
On 21/07/2015 15:11, Asgaroth wrote:
Hi All,
I have a situation where a device has successfully registered and its
location saved/stored in memory.
I can see all the stored information when I issue a "kamctl ul show"
However, if I perform a kamctl ul show subscriber@domain, where the
'subscriber@domain' is copied/pasted from the output of the "kamctl
ul show" command, it results in an AOR not found error. However, with
other AOR's on the same registrar, the "kamctl ul show
subscriber@domain" works.
I checked the usernames for the failed commands, and I dont see
anything obvious, they are a combination of lower/upper-case leters
and digits. String length is around 24 characters for the username
(the username table for the subscriber is 64 characters). I'm not
sure what elese to check to see why the AOR lookup for these
particular clients are failing when they are indeed registered. All
other functions around the lookup seem to work, for example, a
location lookup for these AOR's are working.
I wonder if I have come accross an issue with the kamctl function
and/or the equivilient xmlrpc ul.lookup method.
Any thoughts on this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks