Adding fix for Bria Enterprise contact header#699
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When using Bria Enterprise, the UA sends Contact:Ext@Domain, but uses the domain that it's registering to. When this is proxied by DSIP to a FreePBX system, the FreePBX will try to send the response back to the domain (itself) instead of to the phone. This fixes the contact so it is Contact:Ext@SourceSocket when DSIP proxies to the PBX.
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When using Bria Enterprise, the UA sends Contact:Ext@Domain, but uses the domain that it's registering to. When this is proxied by DSIP to a FreePBX system, the FreePBX will try to send the response back to the domain (itself) instead of to the phone. This fixes the contact so it is Contact:Ext@SourceSocket when DSIP proxies to the PBX.