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Well personally I am just glad I wasn't the only one seeing the
problem. As much as I don't like the place 100% of the blame on
something unless I fully know what is going on, in this case Asterisk,
but I couldn't see any solution but a bug. <br>
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Personally I wouldn't mind testing out the branch, but I know my boss,
isn't so trusting. How stable are the SVN branches, at least in terms
of justification for taking the system down to install it? Or is there
an easier way to test? <br>
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Thanks,<br>
Kevin<br>
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Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I just verified it here as well. Running Asterisk 1.2.11 and two
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I'll throw in a "me too" here, with the addition that it also occurs
with "canreinvite=no".
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There were multiple problems in this area, introduced since Asterisk 1.2.9 was released. We believe that with today's commits in SVN branch-1.2 they are cured, so it would help us greatly if could download SVN branch-1.2 and try it out on your system to see if it solves your issue.
I apologize for how this crept into the code base... it should not have happened, and we are taking steps to ensure that future changes in the release branch don't cause regressions like this.
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