26 Sep
2003
26 Sep
'03
6:05 p.m.
Hi,
When trying to send a SIP message through the fifo server, it comes back with an
error:
"400 fifo_uac: next hop address expected"
What could be causing this and how could we monitor what gets in and out of the
fifo?
Thanks!
Jaime
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1:31 p.m.
When sending a message ser expects a URI which will be put into the
Request-URI and also so called "next hop URI" which is real destination
where the message will be sent (it can differ from the Request-URI).
You can monitor what gets in the FIFO using tee command (man tee), for
example.
Jan.
On 26-09 16:05, jaime.gil(a)orange.co.uk wrote:
Hi,
When trying to send a SIP message through the fifo server, it comes back with an
error:
"400 fifo_uac: next hop address expected"
What could be causing this and how could we monitor what gets in and out of the
fifo?
Thanks!
Jaime
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3 Oct
5:34 p.m.
At 05:05 PM 9/26/2003, jaime.gil(a)orange.co.uk wrote:
Hi,
When trying to send a SIP message through the fifo server, it comes back with an
error:
"400 fifo_uac: next hop address expected"
There are two uris, which each FIFO request must include.
One of them is request-uri, which will show up in the resulting SIP message.
The other uri, "next hop" allows to override where the request is sent. Good
if use of outbound proxy is dictated by a policy, or if next hop must be calculated
for subsequent requests out of route set. (You may want to look at examples/ctd.sh
how it is used for generation of subsequent REFER.) The uri is resolved to determine
where to send the requests physically -- the request uri stays in first request's
line but is not used to determine where the request will be sent.
If you don't wish to include the next-hop uri, leave a single-dot-line in
the FIFO request instead.
What could be causing this and how could we monitor
what gets in and out of the
fifo?
That's easy. Make your application using FIFO send to a file whose content you
can read. Make it dump what it receives.
-jiri
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