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<font face="monospace">Hi Richard,<br>
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having in failure route the initial RURI is the expected behavior.
The idea of failure route is to re-take the process of routing and
adding new branches, totally independent of the branches you tried
before (the new attempts should start from the same "msg" as the
previous branches)<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 9/20/22 12:39 AM, Richard Revels
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new,monospace">It appears to me that if I set the request uri
in a route block and then use
t_relay(,"somedestination proxy") to send the call that when
it hits the failure route (in opensips 3.2.8) the request uri
has been set back to the original uri when the call came in to
the proxy.</div>
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new,monospace">Is this expected behaviour? Probably should
start with is this my imagination but it seems to be the case.</div>
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new,monospace">The scenario is that i set a request uri in the
route block and a route header in the branch route and send
the call through an outbound proxy and then in the failure
route i change the route header and simply send straight to
the domain in the request uri but that has since reverted so
my INVITE comes back to my proxy on loopback.<br>
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<div class="gmail_default" style="">I can adjust my config but
want to be sure i understand what is happening first.</div>
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