Hello All,
Thanks for the good advice! Since su_root_run() handles a single process,
this is exactly what the problem was (i.e. su_root_run() did not know of the
NUA I created in the other process). I converted my fork() call to a
pthread_create() call. Now I can register 20 lines!
By the way,
2007/5/8, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I've been looking into an issue with connections to Gizmo using the
> sofia-sip stack (via Freeswitch). I've been able to replicate the issue
> using the "options-client-example" and just wanted to confirm that the
> problem is at the Gizmo end of
2007/5/7, Jerry Richards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I think I must be doing something wrong when attempting to create/register
> multiple UAs. I am trying to register multiple UAs, but only the first UA
> registers successfully. According to my Ethereal trace, the second UA does
> not send the REGIST
I've been looking into an issue with connections to Gizmo using the
sofia-sip stack (via Freeswitch). I've been able to replicate the issue
using the "options-client-example" and just wanted to confirm that the
problem is at the Gizmo end of things. I've tried this with both the
current release o
Hi,
I must say the code seems to be all ready for non-blocking operation of
connect() at least for POSIX-based platforms, it only misses the non-blocking
flag setting before calling it (however, immediately afterwards there is a wait
creation which sets the flag as well).
Thanks for all the g
2007/5/7, Mikhail Zabaluev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Here's a one-line patch that:
> a) passes the test suite and our application smoke test runs;
> b) makes a difference when the Sofia root is set to the non-threading mode.
> If not for blocking connect(), the Sofia-SIP coexists in the same thread
>
