Hi Benny, I am using stateful proxy which transmits SIP over TCP. When TCP connection is established and for a time of min. 3 min no packets are transmitted then the proxy receives an incoming packet on TCP socket but does not report it to pjsip endpoint. The problem is with TCP keep-alive packets (2 Bytes). This is transmitted every 90s. In sip_transport.c -> pjsip_tpmgr_receive_packet() the packet will be reported to pjsip_find_msg() which normally returns a complete SIP msg. When this function returns PJ_SUCCESS the SIP msg is reported to endpoint. But on an keep-alive packet the functions returns 171024 (on Win XP, not sure, if platform dependent pjsip status code). The remaining length of the packet is 2. On next incoming keep-alive pjsip_find_msg() returns 171050. The remaining length of the packet is now 4. And so on. If more than 3 keep-alive packets are included in buffer and then a SIP msg is received, pjsip_find_msg() returns 171050. So a SIP msg exists in buffer but will not be reported to the endpoint. This happens until the buffer is PJSIP_MAX_PKT_LEN (In my configuration 3000). Then the buffer will be cleared. Could you please solve the problem? Maybe you can delete the keep-alive packet in buffer (in pjsip_tpmgr_receive_packet or pjsip_find_msg). Best regards, Helmut
