Yeah, I'll have to try on a quiet test system.
You should know me better than that ;) I didn't just unplug a box... I waited until it expired in just 300 seconds, then unplugged it, then took a break -- when I came back, I saw it was no longer in the reg list but there was no event that was caught.
-Avi
On Fri, Mar 1, 2013 at 3:08 AM, Michael Collins
<msc@freeswitch.org> wrote:
Avi,
Thanks for digging into this. I suspect that it is really a thankless task. First thing I'd suggest is that you get FS running on a laptop or some old sandbox system and put just a single phone on it so that you can more easily focus on the relevant events. Second, if you just unplug a phone then there's no way it can send an "unregister" REGISTER message. (I believe that an "unregister" is really just a REGISTER with expires time of zero.)
I would have suspected that mark-dead-on-options-fail would have kicked in when the unplugged phone didn't respond. Without the detailed event logs it will be difficult to see what's going on, hence the recommendation for a simple test server.
If anyone else has been through this exercise we'd appreciate hearing from them.