Hello,
Indeed, if you set the default_timeout parameter, but don't set the 'B'
flag when calling create_dialog(), the dialog will be internally
terminated ( removed from memory, CDR will be written , etc ) but no
BYEs will be sent at all.
If you want BYEs to be triggered in both directions when the timeout
occurs, call the create_dialog("B") function. So in short, yes, you are
on the right track :)
Best Regards,
Vlad
On 5/1/2013 5:58 PM, Kneeoh wrote:
I have an odd occurrence and I want to know if I'm on the right track. I have a dialog
default_timeout set to 10818 to catch and kill any long calls. The behavior I'm seeing in some
cases is that if the UA is sending regular UPDATEs or Re-INVITEs my acc record will show the call
ending at 10818 seconds, however the SIP trace shows the call actually lasts longer and I can see
the BYE from the UA well after the dialog default_timeout. I THINK it's because I don't have a
create_dialog("B"); Set anywhere in my script. This being the case, does this behavior
sound correct? And would I be able to solve this by inserting the create_dialog("B"); in
my script? Based on the dialog docs for OpenSIPS 1.8.1 in section 1.6.1 it sounds like it will, and
send a BYE in both directions. Am I on the right track with this? Thanks in Advance.
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