I would imagine the issue is that an incoming INVITE CallID might not strictly be unique. I'm not sure if "use-callid-as-uuid" deals with this at all... On 28 August 2013 06:51, Kim Rostgaard Christensen <krc@retrospekt.dk>wrote:
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First post, so I would just like to give a big hat tip to the people involved - extremely nice project. Well documented, nice community We recently moved from Asterisk to FreeSWITCH, and have not looked back since. Asterisk is a very nice project, but AMI is less suited our needs than ESL.
Today, while mucking about with PJSUA, I discovered the call_id to be (entirely) different from the uuid assigned to the channel in FS. While this appears to remedied by the *-use-callid-as-uuid options in sofia.xml I still wonder if there are any potential complications/slowdown associated with using the option?
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