[Serusers] add parameters to the Record-Route

[Ricardo Carvalho]

Right, I agree, but my concern is that in my ser.cfg there is already 
one call to the record_route() function in the route{} block, which adds 
the following entry in sip messages:

Record-Route: <sip:172.16.103.241;ftag=1097252116;lr=on>

Although, even so, using 
record_route_preset("172.16.103.241:5060;vm=no"); like I'm doing now 
just to be able to use my "vm=no" flag, in only one hop interaction of 
that message through Ser, this message leaves Ser with two Record-Routes 
like this:

Record-Route: <sip:172.16.103.241;ftag=1097252116;lr=on>
Record-Route: <sip:4115 at 172.16.103.241:5060;vm=no;ftag=1097252116;lr=on>

Isn't this dangerous having two RR header fields per hop in Ser?

Thanks once again,
Ricardo.






Greger V. Teigre wrote:
> Adding record-route parameters only apply to messages you 
> record-route. If you don't record route, you don't see further 
> transactions, and then you don't need to set the flag, right?
> g-)
>
> Ricardo Carvalho wrote:
>> Ok, I done like you told me, and apparently it's already working like 
>> it should, although I have to ask you if one solution like this, 
>> adding a new Record-Route field (IP:port;flag) when I just wanted to 
>> add a flag (I don't have the need to add IP and port) isn't risky, 
>> and somewhat in the future it won't end up biting me?
>>
>> Regards,
>> Ricardo.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Greger V. Teigre wrote:
>>> You can do as the nat configs of Getting Started document: wait with 
>>> record_route() until you know which parameters you want to add (by 
>>> setting some flags) and then use ifs to record_route with the 
>>> correct parameter(s).
>>> It's a workaround, but it works.
>>> g-)
>>>
>>> Ricardo Carvalho wrote:
>>>> I need to add a parameter to the Record-Route of some sip messages, 
>>>> but with 0.9.6 version of Ser I guess there aren't functions 
>>>> implemented to do that , doesn't it? what do you recommend me?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks,
>>>> Ricardo.
>>>>
>>>>
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