anchor.diff:      Request4 = sippacket:parse(SentMessage2, none),
       #request{} = Request4,
   
  -    logger:log(debug, "FREDRIK: PRETENDING RECEIVING ~p", [Request4]),
  -
       {ok, Request5, YxaCtx2} = process_parsed_packet(Request4, TestOrigin1),
  -
   
       ok.
   
  
positive.code:     %% test parse_packet2(Packet, Origin)
      %%--------------------------------------------------------------------
      autotest:mark(?LINE, "parse_packet1/2 - Loop detection - 1.0"),
      %% Bug report :
      %%
      %% Another easier way to recreate the problem is using two regexps and one account:
      %%
      %% Regexp1: ^sip:regexp1@homedomain$ sip:regexp2@homedomain
      %% Regexp2: ^sip:regexp2@homedomain$ sip:user@homedomain
      %%
      %% There is no problem sending an INVITE to sip:regexp2@homedomain. The
      %% request is sent in a spiral one time before it reaches the user. But an
      %% INVITE to sip:regexp1@homedomain results in 482 Loop Detected.
  
      logger ! enable,
  
      HomedomainStr = "example.org",
  
  
negative.code: 
  %%--------------------------------------------------------------------
  %% @spec    (Tables) ->
  %%            ok
  %%
  %%            Tables = [atom()] "names of Mnesia tables needed by this YXA application."
  %%
  %%            DescriptiveAtom = atom() "reason converted to atom since atoms are displayed best when an application fails to start"
  %%
  %% @throws  DescriptiveAtom
  %%
  %% @doc     Initiate Mnesia on this node. If there are no remote
  %%          mnesia-tables, we conclude that we are a mnesia master
  