Re: [reSIProcate] Bug with Multiple Accept headers

[aron_rosenberg@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

I'll try and a get full resip log to see whats going on, but the hardware endpoint is in India. I have noticed, that resiprocate doesn't include the Accept header in the BYE's it generates, is there a way perhaps to force that?

-Aron


Aron Rosenberg
Logitech Inc, (SightSpeed Group)

Scott Godin ---05/20/2010 12:11:25 PM---The code in validateAccept looks right to me - it should be searching all Accept headers. In order

From: Scott Godin <sgodin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: aron_rosenberg@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Cc: resiprocate-devel <resiprocate-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 05/20/2010 12:11 PM
Subject: Re: [reSIProcate] Bug with Multiple Accept headers
Sent by: slgodin@xxxxxxxxx

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The code in validateAccept looks right to me - it should be searching all Accept headers.  In order to get into the code block you mentioned the following call would have to be returning false:
if(request.exists(h_Accepts))
Given that you see the Accept headers in the BYE message, I'm not sure why this is failing offhand.  Perhaps the SIPMessage failed to parse properly?  Maybe the resip logs would reveal more.

Scott

On Thu, May 20, 2010 at 2:19 PM, <aron_rosenberg@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

So we have an interop issue with another SIP stack relating to that stack sending multiple "Accept" headers. Resiprocate is bouncing the BYE message with a 406 Not Acceptable error.

The brief snippet from a pcap shows Accept being listed in this exact order.

Accept: application/sdp,application/media_control+xml\r\n
Accept: application/presentation_token_control+xml\r\n

The same set of headers is allowed in the initial INVITE.

I believe what is happening is that DialogUsageManager::validateAccept(const SipMessage& request) isn't properly searching multiple Accept header lines and it's falling into this block of code

// If no Accept header then application/sdp should be assumed for certain methods
else if(method == INVITE ||
method == OPTIONS ||
method == PRACK ||
method == UPDATE)
{
if (getMasterProfile()->isMimeTypeSupported(request.header(h_RequestLine).method(), Mime("application", "sdp")))
{
return true;
}
}

But in this case, BYE is not an option, so it bounces the message.

A very simple fix would be to add BYE to that list, but are multiple Accept headers legal? If so, then the logic higher up in validateAccept needs to be changed to search more than just the last header line.

Which is the right approach?

Aron Rosenberg
Logitech Inc, (SightSpeed Group)

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