Steve,
If I am understanding your situation correctly (i.e. you are using a SIP
client and then forcibly disconnecting/shutting it off during a call)
you may want to look at your sip.conf for a setting called rtptimeout.
This may do exactly what you want.
When on a SIP call, and you disconnect/shut off your client (without
properly hanging up first) then (obviously) * does not receive a SIP
message saying the call has ended. However, the RTP (audio) stream will
stop. The rtptimeout setting lets you define a time period that after
<x> seconds of no audio packets, it's assumed the SIP client has gone
away and the call should be terminated.
Jeremy
Stephen J. Wilcox wrote:
Hello,
can anyone help with my problem below, searching doesnt show any results..
thanks
Steve
On Wed, 3 Aug 2005, Stephen J. Wilcox wrote:
Hi,
I'm seeing a problem where if I place a call, then forcibly quit or turn off
the client the call stays active.
The frames counters stop so its apparent the client has gone away but the call
remains active.
Asterisk is CVS-HEAD 23-Jun-05
What is supposed to happen in this scenario?
thanks
Steve
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