I don't have access to the sip code right now, but from past network code
I've writen you could try this:
inet_aton("192.168.1.10", &p->sin.sin_addr);
If they are just wrapping the "struct sockaddr_in" as "sin" in "p". Worth
a try...
Ryan
> Hello list, I am trying to include a new message after I receive a
> Register in chan_sip, at the beginning I would like to forward the same
> message to a fixed IP address, I have seen that fileds like p->sa.sin_addr
> and p->sin.sin_addr have to be with the IP address, but I am not sure
> about how to force these fields to be the destination that I want
> (192.168.1.10)... somebody knows how to do it? do you know where can I
> fond information about the "p" structure in asterisk and how to modify it
> "manually"?
>
> Thanks and Rgds,
>
> German
>
>
>
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