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But that's the problem, I didn't. Not until you suggested it later on.
While I originally had port 5060 configured in the plugin and being
used on the ATA, when that didn't work I changed the port on the ATA to
5061 and later on 5090. Both times without modifying the voip-sip
plug-in at all. And it continued to have an effect on the contents of
my sip packets. But regardless of that problem, there is another one.
The purpose, as far as I understand, of this plug-in is to assist in
exactly what I was trying to accomplish. I should have able to use it
in this scenario, since that's the purpose of the plug-in, correct? But
not only did it not work, it actually broke things completely. And
disabling it altogether was the only solution, proving that the plug-in
itself is not only unnecessary, but counterproductive. So that's how I came to the conclusion that the voip-sip plug-in, or at the least Astlinux's implementation of it, is broken. 1) It listens and modifies the contents of sip packets outside of it's assigned port(s). 2) It changes IP addresses to seemingly random and invalid ones. -James Philip A. Prindeville wrote: If you had previously put 5090 into SIP_VOIP_PORTS then yes, that would have persisted across firewall restarts.Hence the need to reboot. On 01/25/2010 09:33 AM, James Babiak wrote: |
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