09-04-2013
To assist us in this, try breaking the problem up a bit - I can't spek fo the others here but I'm reluctant to expend a bunch of energy understanding how that packet dump format works and what the chain of events should be.
What specific questions do you have?
Are you having trouble making a script that identifies which lines in the output make up one 'conversation'? (If so, list what one conversation would look like and then show it in the larger output)
Are you having trouble scripting the maths to calculate the time differences? (If so, show exactly what values you are trying to perform the maths on).
Sorry I can't help more yet but you should find plenty of assistance once the problem is more clear.
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sip-options
sip-options(1) sofia-sip-utils sip-options(1)
NAME
sip-options - Query SIP OPTIONS
Synopsis
sip-options [OPTIONS] target-uri
Description
The sip-options utility sends a SIP OPTIONS request (or any other SIP request) to a SIP server.
The sip-options tool will print out status line and interesting headers from the response, excluding From, Via, Call-ID, and CSeq. The
message body is also printed.
Command Line Options
The options utility accepts following command line options:
-m url | --contact=url | --bind=url
Specifies the SIP URL to which the options utility binds.
--1XX | -1
Print also preliminary responses. If this option is not present, preliminary responses are silently discarded.
--all | -a
All SIP headers will be printed. If the --all option is given, the options utility also prints From, Via, Call-ID or CSeq headers.
--from=url
Specifies the From header. Unless this option is used or the environment variable SIPADDRESS is set, local Contact URL is used as From
header as well.
--mf=n
Specify the initial Max-Forwards count (defaults to 70, stack default).
--method=s
Specify the request method (defaults to OPTIONS).
--extra | -x/dt>
Read extra headers (and optionally a message body) from the standard input
Return Codes
0when successful (a 2XX-series response is received) 1when unsuccessful (a 3XX..6XX-series response is received) 2initialization failure
Examples
You want to query supported features of sip:essip00net.nokia.com:
$ options sip:essip00net.nokia.com
Environment
#SIPADDRESS, #sip_proxy, #NTA_DEBUG, #TPORT_DEBUG, #TPORT_LOG.
Reporting Bugs
Report bugs to <sofia-sip-devel@lists.sourceforge.net>.
Author
Written by Pekka Pessi <pekka -dot pessi -at- nokia -dot- com>
Copyright
Copyright (C) 2005 Nokia Corporation.
This program is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
Version 1.12.11devel Sat May 7 2011 sip-options(1)