Hi Jayesh,

normally, acc is done on transaction level, so the retransmission are not accounted. Are you forcing acc from script via functions?? or maybe you have 2 BYEs, from both directions?

regards, bogdan

Jayesh Nambiar wrote:

Hi all, I am using mysql acc table for accounting. Sometimes due to some NAT issues, my openser does not acknowledge the BYE from these NATed clients to proper port. This causes the UA to retransmit BYEs. Now the problem is that all the BYEs that were received by my openser are accounted in the acc table, This causes a single INVITE to have multiple BYEs. I wanted to avoid this. How could I limit it in the script itself that "whenever a BYE is received; log it in acc table, but if it is a retransmited BYE for any reaason do not log it in acc table". Basically I need only single BYE for an INVITE to get logged in the acc table. Is this possible? If someone has any clues over it, please help me.

Thanks in advance,

w/regards, jayesh

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