Hi,
would'nt this break the RFC badly ?
And, sending a cancel to a alreaddy started call would proberbly return
in some errorcode or maybe not anything.
-A
* Greger V. Teigre <greger(a)teigre.com> [071213 21:09]:
I'm not sure this is possible in config, but look
at the new functions in tm module:
http://www.iptel.org/ser/doc/modules/tm
They help you identify what has happened in other branches.
What you need is tm_cancel_all() that can be executed in onreply route. Is probably not
that difficult to add, if you don't find out, post to serdev. If it's not present,
you can provide a patch ;-)
g-)
Zappasodi Daniele wrote:
>Hello,
>I need to implement a variation in the parallel forking: in the standard parallel
forking SER waits the first 2xx and then sends a CANCELs to all pending branches. If one
of the receiver refuses the call, the other destinations
>continue ringing until all the branches fail or there is a 2xx.
>I need to change this behaviour in order to have SER that stops the forking and sends
the CANCELs for each final reply, both 2xx and negative reply.
>How can I do? Can I obtain this scenario working only with the config file, maybe
with SPIRAL or with two SER instances?
>
>
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