[asterisk-dev] One issue remaining with kill-the-user in chan_sip

[Pavel Jezek]

I migrated my config to 'type=peer' a months ago it was working fine,
but (probably) after astobj2 was introduced into trunk, I have problems 
with peer matching for incomming calls, bugreport here
http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=12494#89140
maybe it's related to this discussion...
PJ




Johansson Olle E wrote:
> Going through kill-the-user changes again, fixing Russell's issue and  
> thinking more clearly, I realize we
> still have a problem to solve, where I might need Murf's help with the  
> new lists and hashes.
>
> The problem is this:
>
> We have one list of peers by name, that is used now both for type=user  
> and type=peer (and friend).
>
> If a user declares a type=peer, we should not match on name on  
> incoming call. I've created a
> variable for that in the sip_peer data structure - "onlymatchonip".
>
> We still need it though to find it by name for outbound calls, like  
> dial(SIP/lotta).
>
> Do we need a new list for matching on incoming calls, or can we change  
> the macro that searches
> the lists to use a function to verify the match (and check the  
> "onlymatchonip" field) ?
>
> We could re-instate the users list, but now add sip_peer objects to  
> it, while waiting for the more
> elegant solution...
>
> /O
>
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