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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 30/05/2020 16:46, Roger James wrote:<br>
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<div dir="auto">I am doing that at the moment. I have increased
the retry timeouts and reduced rhe number of retries to zero
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<p>I have tracked down to sorcery_object_load. My registration
object is constructed from two files, the second of which
overrides the transport type. It looks like asterisk send out the
registration request as part of the file reading (for want of a
better term) process. This results in two registration "attempts"
being made. One when the main file is read, the second when the
file that overrides the transport is read. It have not yet
determined whether the second attempt makes it out to the wire.</p>
<p>Roger<br>
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