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Hi Byron, You made the following comment RequestContext: // !bwc! Someone is using us to relay an
ACK, but host in // From isn't ours, host in request-uri
isn't ours, and no // Route headers. Refusing to do so. I’m curious why we have this code in repro – is this
supposed to protect us from some sort of attack, or some security issues? We have a case where we are modifying the From headers of
requests sent through repro, in order to get the display on end UA’s the
way we want it. This chunk of code ends up dropping our ACKS if the domain in
the from is not “owned” by repro. Note: it is common for the
request uri to not match our domain, when routing using a mid-dialog request by
using the contact header – since it is quite common to contain the ip
address of the UA not the registered AOR. I’m thinking of providing a command line option –
something like “forward all ACKs”, in order to disable this
checking. Any concerns? Scott |