Re: [reSIProcate] Transport::stampReceived and sorce port
It is only valid to put the port in rport in a response if the
parameter name "rport" appears in the request with no value.
See RFC3581 section 4 for more information.
RjS
On Jan 11, 2007, at 5:34 AM, Arthur Moroz wrote:
Transport::stampReceived(SipMessage*) checks if Via's
sent host differs from address from which message is
really received, and if it differs - adds parameter
"received" to Via. But, it doesn't add "rport"
parameter, even if source port differs from default,
unless it stated in received Via.
Is this correct behavior?
I think it should add "rport" if the source port is
not default (5060). Otherwise, reply to this message
is sent to wrong port (5060) and couldn't reach sender
of request.
Best regards,
Arthur Moroz
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