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@ -1864,7 +1864,6 @@ struct sip_peer {
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char rt_fromcontact; /*!< copy fromcontact from realtime */
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char host_dynamic; /*!< Dynamic Peers register with Asterisk */
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char selfdestruct; /*!< Automatic peers need to destruct themselves */
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char onlymatchonip; /*!< Only match on IP for incoming calls (old type=peer) */
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char the_mark; /*!< moved out of ASTOBJ into struct proper; That which bears the_mark should be deleted! */
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int expire; /*!< When to expire this peer registration */
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@ -1896,7 +1895,10 @@ struct sip_peer {
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int timer_t1; /*!< The maximum T1 value for the peer */
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int timer_b; /*!< The maximum timer B (transaction timeouts) */
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int deprecated_username; /*!< If it's a realtime peer, are they using the deprecated "username" instead of "defaultuser" */
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/*XXX Seems like we suddenly have two flags with the same content. Why? To be continued... */
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enum sip_peer_type type; /*!< Distinguish between "user" and "peer" types. This is used solely for CLI and manager commands */
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char onlymatchonip; /*!< Only match on IP for incoming calls (old type=peer) */
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};
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