$natrules .= filter_nat_rules_generate_if($wanif,
"{$lansa}/{$lancfg['subnet']}", 5060, "", 5060, null,
5060, false);
This line in /etc/inc/filter.inc breaks SIP behind NAT. It seems to exclude
5060 from the outbound NAT rules. Why would you want to do that? Am I
misunderstanding what this does? Changing the ports to something else
immediately fixes native SIP functionality.
Seems to me like this is:
A) Bad
B) At least cludgy (random implementation to do one thing only)
C) Not documented in the code or in the interface that I can find
For my sanity, what would be the clean way of removing that line from
filter.inc? I'm not a programmer, so I just changed the numbers to a port I'm
not using, but I'd rather get rid of it altogether. ;)
Best Regards,
Nathan Eisenberg
