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Maybe Kamailio could report an error in the logs when the unrecognised transport type is submitted?
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That could be handy. I am not sure how/where to put something like this though.<BR>
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Interesting, I had those routing problems initially, so I added the add_contact_alias() to my script but only if if (nat_uac_test(64)) passes. I'll take a look at what is happening here.
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It just occurred to me that as you are passed the point that handle_ruri() alias is called so you wouldn't see this in the request outside Kamailio. So please ignore my comments on this part.<BR>
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I am using the latest 4.0.0 sources, so I guess I could also switch to outbound.
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That's probably a good idea as long as you have separate edge-proxies and registrars (always a good idea to begin with). Outbound is the recommended method for SIP over WebSocket.<BR>
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Peter<BR>
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