Hi Doug,
instead of onreply_route() which catches all replies (including
provisional ones), use failure_route() which catches only final negative
replies:
route[10] {
t_on_failure("35");
rewritehostport("pbx1-mgt0.ipt.oneeighty.com:5060");
if ( !t_relay() ) {
xlog ("L_INFO","t_relay() returned error");
} else {
xlog ("L_INFO","t_relay() returned ok");
}
}
failure_route[35] {
xlog ("L_INFO","Got some sort of reply");
if (t_check_status("603")) {
xlog ("L_INFO","got a decline");
t_reply("603","Declined");
}
return;
}
regards,
bogdan
Douglas Garstang wrote:
Why can't I do this??? Arrgh! I want to be able to call onreply_route[35] when
we get a reply. So, not surprisingly, in onreply_route[35] I want to see what
sort of reply I got, and then send ANOTHER reply back to the originater of the
message telling them something was wrong. Why can't I use t_reply in a
reply_route? What's the most likely away around this, because I sure must be
missing something fundamental.
route[10] {
t_on_failure("11");
t_on_reply("35");
rewritehostport("pbx1-mgt0.ipt.oneeighty.com:5060");
if ( !t_relay() ) {
xlog ("L_INFO","t_relay() returned error");
} else {
xlog ("L_INFO","t_relay() returned ok");
}
}
onreply_route[35] {
xlog ("L_INFO","Got some sort of reply");
if (t_check_status("603")) {
xlog ("L_INFO","got a decline");
t_reply("603","Declined");
}
return;
}
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