On 2/19/08, jorge.amador at withus.pt <jorge.amador at withus.pt> wrote: > Hi Benny, > > I've been looking at the output in this situation and I've noticed > that when I make a call from account 0 to account 1 the URI isn't in > fact, as you suggested, the same. I have the following accounts: > > Account list: > [ 0] sip:+351302013894 at myserver: 200/OK (expires=52) > Online status: Offline > *[ 1] sip:+351302007329 at myserver: 200/OK (expires=52) > Online status: Offline > Just not that from above output, account #1 is marked as the active account (see the star / "*" character next to it), so if you make a new call, the call will use that account instead. Effectively you're making call from account #1 to itself, as the log below shows. > When I make the call from account 0 to account 1 the following happens: > > 13:15:52.668 pjsua_app.c Call 1 state changed to INCOMING > 13:15:52.668 pjsua_app.c Incoming call for account 0! > From: <sip:+351302007329@myserver> > To: <sip:302007329 at myserver> > Press a to answer or h to reject call > > What's missing is the country code in "To: <sip:302007329 at myserver>". > This doesn't happen when I call this account via mobile or any other > netmork because what appears in this cases is "To: > <sip:+351302007329 at myserver>". Does pjsip strip off the country code > when it makes a call? Thanks, > No, pjsip should never do that. In fact pjsip does not have any idea what a country code is! So I would guess that your server must have done it. And when the incoming URI doesn't match any accounts, the matching will be done on the domain part only, and the first domain that matches (account #0 in this case) will be selected. That's why having two accounts with the same domain generally is not a good idea. cheers, -benny > Jorge > > > P.S. Sorry about the Cc, I didn't noticed. Hope it doesn't happen this time. >
