Hi all!!
I'm using the t_relay_to() function from the tm module but I'm having problems sending the message to the port that I want. I have in my cenario a proxy server(port:5062) that relays the message to another ser server that as the listening port 5063. Both ser servers are on the same machine, but has you can see, in different ports. I'm using t_relay_to("5063","10.10.12.4") for relaying the message, but instead of going to port 5063 the message goes to the port 5060 where I have another server. What might be the problem? Can you help? tks a lot
Regards, Luis
I'm not sure it this is helpful, but be careful with alias=myipaddress in your configs when you have several SERs on one server. SER uses the listen and alias directives to build an understanding of local targets, and I have seen all sorts of weird behavior when I have the local IP as an alias. g-)
Luis Silva wrote:
Hi all!!
I'm using the t_relay_to() function from the tm module but I'm having problems sending the message to the port that I want. I have in my cenario a proxy server(port:5062) that relays the message to another ser server that as the listening port 5063. Both ser servers are on the same machine, but has you can see, in different ports. I'm using t_relay_to("5063","10.10.12.4") for relaying the message, but instead of going to port 5063 the message goes to the port 5060 where I have another server. What might be the problem? Can you help? tks a lot
Regards, Luis
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The correct use is
t_relay_to ("protocol","server:port"), e.g. t_relay_to("tcp","1.2.3.4:5060)
Michal
On Sun, Jul 16, 2006 at 12:01:01PM +0200, Greger V. Teigre wrote:
I'm not sure it this is helpful, but be careful with alias=myipaddress in your configs when you have several SERs on one server. SER uses the listen and alias directives to build an understanding of local targets, and I have seen all sorts of weird behavior when I have the local IP as an alias. g-)
Luis Silva wrote:
Hi all!!
I'm using the t_relay_to() function from the tm module but I'm having problems sending the message to the port that I want. I have in my cenario a proxy server(port:5062) that relays the message to another ser server that as the listening port 5063. Both ser servers are on the same machine, but has you can see, in different ports. I'm using t_relay_to("5063","10.10.12.4") for relaying the message, but instead of going to port 5063 the message goes to the port 5060 where I have another server. What might be the problem? Can you help? tks a lot
Regards, Luis
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