PJSIP Transport Reload Changes
Joshua C. Colp
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In a past blog post I talked about how you can’t reload transports without enabling explicit support, but alluded to changes coming in the future.
In a past blog post I talked about how you can’t reload transports without enabling explicit support, but alluded to changes coming in the future.
When PJSIP support in Asterisk was being developed one of the critical areas of development was transports. These are for the most part provided by
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