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We are trying to run ipv6 towards Lync, and we get a contact in a
reliable provisional like this:
Contact: <sip:lync-2013-se2.aas.rnd.se.aastra.com:5068;transport=Tcp;maddr=[fde3:c7e4:2164:66:20dc:ef02:ce6f:85be]
when sending prack the dns resolving will not discover that target is an ip address because of the brackets:
Looking up dns entries for sip:lync-2013-se2.aas.rnd.se.aastra.com:5068;transport=Tcp;maddr=[fde3:c7e4:2164:66:20dc:ef02:ce6f:85be]
Following patch fixes the problem for us, but maybe there is a better solution:
*** DnsResult.cxx.orig 2014-06-09 16:53:38.741342891 +0200
--- DnsResult.cxx 2014-06-09 16:58:02.573343675 +0200
*************** DnsResult::lookupInternal(const Uri& uri
*** 279,284 ****
--- 279,289 ----
//assert(uri.scheme() == Symbols::Sips || uri.scheme() == Symbols::Sip);
mSips = (uri.scheme() == Symbols::Sips);
mTarget = (!mSips && uri.exists(p_maddr)) ? uri.param(p_maddr) : uri.host();
+ // remove brackets around ipv6 address if present
+ if (mTarget[0] == '[' && mTarget[mTarget.size()-1] == ']')
+ {
+ mTarget = mTarget.substr(1,mTarget.size()-2);
+ }
mSrvKey = Symbols::UNDERSCORE + uri.scheme().substr(0, uri.scheme().size()) + Symbols::DOT;
bool isNumeric = DnsUtil::isIpAddress(mTarget);
Cheers
Björn A.
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