I have the following issue.
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<br />I have a customer with phone number 9012732009 and if that number is called then I give the option for other numbers to be called first depending on how the Q Values are set up. Here are the numbers that are used
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<br />        90121X8X63 <-- A number that has to be reached via PSTN
<br />        9013349019 <-- An internal number that is configured on OpenSIPS
<br />        9012732009 <-- The main number of the user
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<br />So user 9012732009 can figure the above numbers so that one is called first and if the call times out then it will call the next number depending on how the Q Value is set. The issue I am seeing is that if the number 90121X8X63 is called first and the times out and calls the next two internal numbers then the person who called 9012732009 will hear ringing in the ear when 90121X8X63 is being called but won't hear ringing when the next two numbers are being called. Yet if 9013349019 or 9012732009 picks up then two-way audio is fine. So I am not sure why the Caller can't hear ringing when those internal numbers are called. Here are the Q Values so you see how the numbers are called
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<br />        90121X8X63        Q = 90        Called First        If he Picks up there is audio
<br />        9013349019        Q = 50        Called Second        If he Picks up there is audio (But whilst the callee's phone is ringing the caller doesn't hear the caller ringing sound in the ear)
<br />        9012732009        Q = 40        Called Last        If he Picks up there is audio (But whilst the callee's phone is ringing the caller doesn't hear the caller ringing sound in the ear)
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<br />Here is the siptrace during the call
<br />http://pastebin.com/STP3YdLT
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<br />I also have a syslog with OpenSIPS debug set to 6 but I can't post this on pastebin because it is too big. I will send it via email if someone wishes to look at it.