But I have another solution. line 1482, replace :
if (foundRequest == NULL && responseIsHTTP) {
// Hack: HTTP responses don't have a "CSeq:" header, so if we got a
HTTP response, assume it's for our most recent request:
by
if (foundRequest == NULL) {
// Hack: The response don't have a "CSeq:
On Wed, 2010-10-06 at 02:38 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:
> >foundRequest is NULL because the response does not include a CSeq value.
>
> Can you fix the server? :-)
I'll try :)
> So, if you change line 1448 from
>} else if (request->cseq() == cseq) {
> to
>} else if (requ
foundRequest is NULL because the response does not include a CSeq value.
Can you fix the server? :-)
Would there be a way to tell the application we received something invalid in
this case ?
Mumble... Probably. In principle, each request is supposed to have
a corresponding response, and
