Thanks everyone for your valuable feedback.
I think we can send the branches to be delayed back to opensips and in this
way, it would be a new call in opensips so we can easily handle it with
extra configs.
Anyways, we changed the business logic a bit(send to phones only if
registered) and were a
On 24.07.2020 16:25, Ben Newlin wrote:
I think the issue here is that the sleep function pauses the OpenSIPS
process in which it is running; it doesn’t matter what type of route
you call it in, the whole process will sleep. Since all message
processing, and all branch routes, are running in t
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Subject: Re: [OpenSIPS-Users] How to delay a branch
Hi,
Thanks for coming back to me on this query. I did not want to do serial
forking. Let me try to explain my query in better detail.
So, i have desktop phones and mobile phones registered to same AOR, what i
wanted to do was
Hi,
Thanks for coming back to me on this query. I did not want to do serial
forking. Let me try to explain my query in better detail.
So, i have desktop phones and mobile phones registered to same AOR, what i
wanted to do was,
If we have mobile phone devices registered we send invites to them
i
On 13.07.2020 16:02, ryan embgrets wrote:
So, I set a branch flag on those registrations before calling the save
function, and then try to use async sleep in the branch route after
lookup.
But I see sleep applies on the whole call(all branches are sent with
delay) no matter if it was called
Greetings,
I am using mid-registrar module to bind multiple devices to a single AOR. I
would like to put some delay between different branches while sending them
out.
So, I set a branch flag on those registrations before calling the save
function, and then try to use async sleep in the branch rou
