Hi Bill,
you can use t_local_replied("last") in failure route to see if the 408
was locally generated or was received. See:
http://www.opensips.org/html/docs/modules/1.6.x/tm.html#id294010
Regards,
bogdan
Bill W. wrote:
Hello everyone,
I'm trying to debug an issue where something is intermittently sending a
"408 Request timed out" which is being caught by t_check_status("408")
in a failure_route.
And actually, I think opensips might be generating it internally because
the INVITE message id is very different than the message id of the 408.
($mi=385 vs $mi=1)
Regardless, all the variables I've tried to log inside the failure_route
pertain to the initial INVITE, so they are of no help. I even tried
$(<reply>rs) and $(<reply>rr) but those both show <null>.
So the question is: are there any variables I can log within the
failure_route to determine the source of that SIP 408?
Thanks!
Bill W.
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