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February 15th, 2012	#3
nomis52 Task Group Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: San Franciscio Posts: 57	I haven't seen the first case before. Case #2 occurs if you have multiple layers of proxies. The ACK_TIMER as a response to the queued message will be the ACK_TIMER sent by the second proxy. You need to keep sending GET_QUEUED_MESSAGE until you empty the ACK_TIMER stack, or give up and decide there are too many proxies in the system. Excuse the brevity, I'm extremely busy right now.

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