Are you sure this is t just fs session timers? Sent from my iPhone
On Sep 21, 2016, at 8:31 PM, Joel Serrano <joel@gogii.net> wrote:
Hi,
As I understand, freeswitch can handle re-invites. Ok till here, but, is there any scenario where freeswitch will send a re-invite proactively ?
I'm facing the following problem:
Inbound call, from a random person to one of our numbers. Call from: +1706288XXXX (random caller) Call to: +1407602XXXX (our number)
This is the diagram:
<Screen Shot 2016-09-21 at 18.15.16.png>
For some reason, after X amount of time, FreeSWITCH sends out an INVITE. I don't understand the reason. I have checked and there are no session-timers in the initial request that could trigger it.
The problem is not the re-invite, the problem is that the CDR for this call is messed up, because the sip_from_user ends up being the callee, and the sip_to_user ends up being the caller.
I use a script to pull full XML cdrs from our database... The CDR for this call has the following:
$ ./get_cdr_by_uuid.py '1367e1db-2df4-4c97-8b23-304f85493315' | grep -i -e sip_from_user -e sip_to_user <sip_from_user_stripped>17062886161</sip_from_user_stripped> <sip_from_user>%2B14076027616</sip_from_user> <sip_to_user>%2B17062886161</sip_to_user> $
As you can see, the sip_to_user, is the caller, (and this is probably because of the re-invite from FS to the client). Also, isn't it weird that the sip_from_user_stripped still has the original caller correctly, but the sip_from_user is updated with the original callee?
I don't know if what can be happening.
This is happening on FS v1.6.10.
I have servers on older versions, I'm trying to reproduce to see if it is related to that specific version of FS.
I'm also trying to get debug logs, which I currently don't have (because they are disabled in prod).
Any initial ideas?
I think this might be a config setting or something, if it seems like a bug or similar I'm happy to open a JIRA.
Thanks, Joel.
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