Hi users, please cat your ser.cfg file and grep INVITE route and then >> to the list for helping me a moment ;) I wanna know how can be a not answered INVITE, being processed by some failure route or some route. ej: UA#1 -------------->INVITE--------->SER-------------------------->UA#2 | not answered | | timeout SER ---------------------------> VOICEMAIL
How are failure_routes processed, when are they execute? any online documentation for they? Thx!
Pol wrote:
Hi users, please cat your ser.cfg file and grep INVITE route and then
to the list for helping me a moment ;)
I wanna know how can be a not answered INVITE, being processed by some failure route or some route. ej: UA#1 -------------->INVITE--------->SER-------------------------->UA#2 | not answered | | timeout SER ---------------------------> VOICEMAIL
How are failure_routes processed, when are they execute? any online documentation for they? Thx!
In there simplist form:
t_on_failure("1"); # if t_relay result code is a "failover" ( 300+ ) goto failure_route[1] t_relay();
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