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Hello,<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 11/20/13 11:50 AM, Guillaume Bour
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Hi All<br>
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We wan't to prevent our users to make more than one call at time,
so we choose to disconnect the previous call.<br>
When the previous call is established, we use dlg_bye(), and its
ok.<br>
But when it is in early state, we use t_cancel_callid() to cancel
its INVITE transaction.<br>
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We face 2 issues:<br>
1) we use local-request event route to account calls on
timeout. Sometimes this route is called for the cancelled call
(after default timeout of 1 hour)<br>
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what is in the local-request in this case? Is it a BYE?<br>
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2) t_cancel_callid() cancel previous call, but also <u>make
current dialog disappear</u>: call is still ongoing and we can
answer and talk to each other, but the dialog does not appear in
'kamctl stats dialog' and 'kamctl mi dlg_list' commands<br>
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Is there a known limitation, or do we misuse t_cancel_callid() ?<br>
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Can you send the log with debug=3 in kamailio.cfg? It will help to
see what happens. Otherwise, if the call id is different for current
dialog, it should not happen. The ngrep output in this situation
(for both first and second invite) will help.<br>
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Cheers,<br>
Daniel<br>
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