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introduce new monitoring mode that keeps sipsak running until failureThis new -X mode keeps sending messages until a failure occurs. A negative answer is not considered a failure. This is helpful when you want to monitor a SIP device and do not want to restart sipsak all over again — it keeps running until the device fails. In this mode, the RFC3261 retransmission timers are ignored — they are constant. Use it like this: keep trying every 1/4 sec and return with a failure if 5 retries are not sufficient: sipsak -s sip:foo@bar.com -X -Z 250 -D 5 I know it is not a best practice but I did several unnecessary changes too — the code was simply too widely nested and I had a too narrow monitor — I hope that’s fine. If not I can submit just the minimum necessary changes instead.
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introduce new monitoring mode that keeps sipsak running until
failureThis new -X mode keeps sending messages until a failure occurs. A
negative answer is not considered a failure. This is helpful when you
want to monitor a SIP device and do not want to restart sipsak all over
again — it keeps running until the device fails. In this mode, the
RFC3261 retransmission timers are ignored — they are constant.
Use it like this: keep trying every 1/4 sec and return with a failure
if 5 retries are not sufficient:
sipsak -s sip:foo@bar.com -X -Z 250 -D 5
I know it is not a best practice but I did several unnecessary changes
too — the code was simply too widely nested and I had a too narrow
monitor — I hope that’s fine. If not I can submit just the minimum
necessary changes instead.