Hi,
My phone can use star-codes to activate phone features (e.g. *72number for
call forwarding). And it is possible for a user to activate a feature, then
dial a star-code, then press re-dial to introduce a double star-code string
(e.g. *73*72number). I'm wondering if protect against this by writing
software to remove one of the star-codes prior to invoking
nua_handle/nua_invite? The entire NUTAG_URL() looks like:
sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:5060). I would rather let the user do
whatever the user wants to do, so that I don't pre-empt some future
capability.
My issue with sofia-sip: I think it should protect itself from generating a
segmentation fault. True? If you dial the URL above, do you also see the
segmentation fault on your platform?
Best Regards,
Jerry
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Hi,
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Subject: [Sofia-sip-devel] NUTAG_URL() Causes Segmentation
Fault If AORContains Two '*'
Does anyone know why I get a Segmentation Fault if I call
nua_handle() or
nua_invite() with an NUTAG_URL() containing two '*' in the AOR?
Don't do that, then? :)
Or maybe, I completely misunderstood the problem. What exactly goes into
NUTAG_URL?
Best regards,
Mikhail
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