Hi folks, When I am doing forking I am getting a puzzling result concerning forwarding of responses, and I'm wondering how script needs tweaking. When recieving a 6xx on one branch, the TM-module automatically generates CANCEL to cancel the remaining branches(I wouldnt mind if this was configurable), but the puzzling thing is that it forwards the 603 _before_ it has terminated the remaining client transactions. (It sends cancel but it doesnt wait for final responses of the invites its cancelling, just forwards 6xx directly.) A similar scenario happends when I let Timer C pop. My TM-module will send a final response on the server-side at the same time as it starts to cancel the client side. But since one of the client txns just might result in a 2xx(INV) I cant forward the final response until ALL client txns are done, if I am going to follow the rfc properly. I thought the TM module would keep track of all client txns for "me", but it seems it isnt, so is this something I should "manually" handle in my script? Regards Taisto Qvist

Hi folks, When I am doing forking I am getting a puzzling result concerning forwarding of responses, and I'm wondering how script needs tweaking. When recieving a 6xx on one branch, the TM-module automatically generates CANCEL to cancel the remaining branches(I wouldnt mind if this was configurable), but the puzzling thing is that it forwards the 603 _before_ it has terminated the remaining client transactions. (It sends cancel but it doesnt wait for final responses of the invites its cancelling, just forwards 6xx directly.) A similar scenario happends when I let Timer C pop. My TM-module will send a final response on the server-side at the same time as it starts to cancel the client side. But since one of the client txns just might result in a 2xx(INV) I cant forward the final response until ALL client txns are done, if I am going to follow the rfc properly. I thought the TM module would keep track of all client txns for "me", but it seems it isnt, so is this something I should "manually" handle in my script? Regards Taisto Qvist