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i guess I should add, once again, this is intermittent. maybe it doesn't have
anything to do with compact headers though.
(all my itsp's support compact headers), and sometimes, I get the correct
private ip's in contact, sometimes not.
Original comment by michael....@gmail.com
on 10 Oct 2011 at 10:32
In addition to stun and ice, pjsip (the stack behind csipsimple), has another
way to detect your public IP. By default this feature is enabled.
In fact, after the first registration, it compares the IP as seen by the sip
server and if different from the one it has just registered, it will
re-register a second time with the final IP.
Sometimes sip providers do stuff on their side to workaround the fact the sip
client will register with a private IP (the client should not do that
normally...). In this case, as they do something on their side, the client
should not try to rewrite your IP and deduce its public IP.
In this, case you should change the configuration of your account to avoid this
feature of pjsip.
Read this :
http://code.google.com/p/csipsimple/wiki/FAQ?wl=en#I_receive_calls_twice_/_Regis
tration_is_done_on_the_sip_server_t
About the fact you don't get audio and that things seems linked to the "use
compact" option... Well, this should not really impact the way registeration is
done. Actually most of the times, "use compact" option should helps to reduce
UDP packet size and resolve when the fact that routers does not transmit invite
when too big.
However, it can break two situations :
1 - the other side or the sip proxy if any, does not support compact _headers_.
As you said that's pretty rare.
2 - the other side or the media gateway if any, does not support reduced _sdp_.
This is unfortunately not always the case, all the more so as usually SDP reach
the remote side.
I've planned to separate the two options (compact sdp and compact headers), but
for now that's a single option.
There is also other root cause for this kind of no audio issue (remote side
that does not support re-invite/update). This can be detected with full logs
from the app (see the wiki page about how to collect logs). If you send me logs
I can try to tell you what happens.
Original comment by r3gis...@gmail.com
on 14 Oct 2011 at 2:13
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
michael....@gmail.com
on 10 Oct 2011 at 10:29