Daniel-Constantin Mierla schrieb:

Hello,

On 11/20/08 16:05, Gawith wrote:

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Hi guys,

is there a way to realize TCP fail over? With UDP, I check for 408s in the failure route and react accordingly. With TCP, the tm modules sends out a 477 without any chance for me to interfere.

it is a known issue, put in discussion on devel mailing list, also mentioned in the agenda of last devel meeting.: http://www.kamailio.org/dokuwiki/doku.php/development:irc-meeting-agenda-06-... It is in my to-do list for the next release - just check devel mailing list archive for more info: http://lists.kamailio.org/pipermail/devel/

So, to answer the question - there is no way to handle this smart.

Of course there is the dirty workaround to loop the message through Kamailio to catch the 477.

regards klaus

Hello,

On 11/21/08 10:05, Gawith wrote:

Thanks guys,

after inspecting the source code I already expected something like that :-(

there are solutions to go even now, I had the impression you want to do it using failure_route...

Check this: http://kamailio.org/docs/modules/devel/tm.html#id2506624

If t_relay() returns -6 then it is the case of send error, so you can continue after it with something else:

t_relay("0x02");

switch($rc) { case -6: # do your send-failover logic here break; }

Cheers, Daniel

Cheers

Klaus Darilion schrieb:

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Daniel-Constantin Mierla schrieb:

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Hello,

On 11/20/08 16:05, Gawith wrote:

...

Hi guys,

is there a way to realize TCP fail over? With UDP, I check for 408s in the failure route and react accordingly. With TCP, the tm modules sends out a 477 without any chance for me to interfere.

it is a known issue, put in discussion on devel mailing list, also mentioned in the agenda of last devel meeting.: http://www.kamailio.org/dokuwiki/doku.php/development:irc-meeting-agenda-06-...

It is in my to-do list for the next release - just check devel mailing list archive for more info: http://lists.kamailio.org/pipermail/devel/

So, to answer the question - there is no way to handle this smart.

Of course there is the dirty workaround to loop the message through Kamailio to catch the 477.

regards klaus

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