Hi! And the same goes for removing headers like the stripping that loose_route() does?

So consequtive calls to loose_route() will actually check same route-header twice?, Or will the first actually remove a route: (if it matches "us") ?

Thanks a lot for the quick reply! TQ Daniel-Constantin Mierla skrev: > > Hello, > > adding a new header is not reflected immediately in the sip message, > just before the relaying. The changes over the initial sip message > are kept is a special list, like a diff against original message. > > So, append_hf("Route: xx") followed loose_route() didn't work for > sure in any of the openser versions. You have to use dst uri: > > $du = "sip:ip:port"; > > Cheers, > Daniel > > > On 12/17/07 22:29, Taisto Qvist wrote: >> Hi Guys, >> >> I have been trying all day, to create "static routing" in my >> openser-proxy(1.3). >> >> My openser-script is based on the default, so what I am doing is just: >> >> ------------------------------------------- >> if ( loose_route() ) >> { >> // strip of preloaded route is NOT being done here?? >> route(); >> } >> >> if ( isToMe() ) >> { >> // Do local logic >> } >> else >> { >> // forward this via proxyX >> append_hf("Route: <sip:1.1.1.1:5060;lr>\r\n"); >> if (loose_route() ) >> { >> route(1); >> } >> else >> { >> // I always end up here...loose_route() always returns false... >> // because its looking at the first route, that should have >> been stripped off... >> } >> ----------------------------- >> >> I have added lots of traces to lookup.c, and according to those, it >> seems that the preloaded >> route is not stripped off properly? >> Once I get too the second "loose_route()", that function IS STILL >> looking at the first >> preloaded route, which should have been stripped in the first "if". >> I am getting the feeling that the "deletion/stripping" of the first, >> preloaded, Route, is not >> done directly, causing the second check, to find the first... >> >> My work-around is naturally to use setdsturi(), but I thought that >> loose_route() should be able >> to do all this for me...? >> >> Also, this used to work, in version 1.1, about year ago :-) >> >> Any toughts? >> >> Regards >> Taisto Qvist >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Users mailing list >> Users(a)lists.openser.org >> http://lists.openser.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/users >>