...and after weeks of fighting with this, and moments after posting to the list, I discovered the presence_id channel variable. From sofia_presence.c: // Usually we report the dialogs FROM the probed user. The exception is when the monitored endpoint is internal, // and its presence_id is set in the dialplan. Reverse the direction if this is not a registered entity. The example <https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/presence_id> on Confluence didn't work for me as written. I had to export rather than set, but that took care of it. - Jeff On Fri, Sep 20, 2019 at 9:53 PM Jeff Pyle <jeff@ugnd.org> wrote:
Hello,
This is on v1.8.7, although I observed the same behavior when I was still on 1.6.x, so I'm figuring I have something configured wrong.
I have a small number of users registering into the internal profile from a variety of devices. All call flows work fine in all directions with full media with no discernable network issues. My problem is with BLF; I see status changes only for the initiator of a call, and never the recipient.
I have users 201 through 204 on this system (among others). At the moment I have 201 subscribed to status for 203 and 204. Whenever 203 or 204 places a call, 201 gets a NOTIFY and the visual status changes accordingly. Whenever 203 or 204 receives a call, 201 gets nothing.
I've looked at 'sofia global debug presence' and I've verified Freeswitch doesn't try to send a NOTIFY in the recipient cases. I do see a multitude of database queries but nothing that screams error. I've tried clearing out the /var/lib/freeswitch/db directory during a restart. I've tried jiggling every configuration parameter that could have an impact. I cannot cause any change in this behavior. The Google isn't shedding any light either, leading me to believe I've done something exceptional and unintentional to cause this.
The subscribing devices in this case are Cisco SPA 50x and Polycom VVX phones, both with current firmware.
I feel like I'm missing something fundamental. Any hints, or directions to take diagnosis?
Regards, Jeff