RFC3261 describes in detail for UAs and proxies how to behave.
This document tries to make the link between the RFC and the
code locations in siproxd where these actions are performed.



Request Processing:					implemented
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  Section 16.3:  Request Validation
    1. Reasonable Syntax					yes
    2. URI scheme						no
    3. Max-Forwards						yes
    4. (Optional) Loop Detection				yes
    5. Proxy-Require						no
    6. Proxy-Authorization					yes

  Section 16.4 Route Information Preprocessing			partially

  Section 16.5 Determining Request Targets			no

  Section 16.6 Request Forwarding
    1.  Make a copy of the received request			yes
    2.  Update the Request-URI					yes
    3.  Update the Max-Forwards header field			yes
    4.  Optionally add a Record-route header field value	no
    5.  Optionally add additional header fields			no
    6.  Postprocess routing information				no
    7.  Determine the next-hop address, port, and transport	yes
    8.  Add a Via header field value				yes
    9.  Add a Content-Length header field if necessary		yes
    10. Forward the new request					yes
    11. Set timer C						no

Response Processing:					implemented
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  Section 16.3:  Request Validation
    1. Reasonable Syntax					yes
    2. URI scheme						no
    3. Max-Forwards						no
    4. (Optional) Loop Detection				yes
    5. Proxy-Require						no
    6. Proxy-Authorization					yes

  Section 16.7 Response Processing				n/a

  Section 16.11 Stateless Proxy					partially
   Response processing as described in Section 16.7 does
   not apply to a proxy behaving statelessly.  When a 
   response arrives at a stateless proxy, the proxy MUST 
   inspect the sent-by value in the first (topmost) Via 
   header field value.  If that address matches the proxy,
   (it equals a value this proxy has inserted into previous 
   requests) the proxy MUST remove that header field value 
   from the response and forward the result to the location 
   indicated in the next Via header field value.  The proxy 
   MUST NOT add to, modify, or remove the message body.
   Unless specified otherwise, the proxy MUST NOT remove any 
   other header field values.  If the address does not match 
   the proxy, the message MUST be silently discarded.