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2010-12-03
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One thing i have noticed is that during these 11 seconds i can not even type in the ssh shell, it is like the phone is too busy ... though the UI is answering just fine.
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2010-12-06
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Here is a very simple example of a python code that SHOULD reject a call with their respective output.
Since, i believe, the call is not fully established release will execute but not drop the call. Here is the output...
callDetected() at2010-12-02 22:30:23.555880
Running disconnect() at2010-12-02 22:30:23.557619
The disconnect was executed almost at the same time frame that callDetected() like i expect.
Now, i added a delay before execute the disconnect() method to give time to the connection be really made so i would expect the connection be dropped just fine.
callDetected() at2010-12-02 22:33:13.602907
Running disconnect() at2010-12-02 22:33:22.481692
Why if i put it to sleep 1 second, the delay is over 11 seconds ?
One thing i have noticed is that during these 11 seconds i can not even type in the ssh shell, it is like the phone is too busy ... though the UI is answering just fine.