anchor.diff:  
       io:format("test: received_from_strict_router/2 - 5~n"),
       %% This is an URL that we could actually have put in a Record-Route header, but with the WRONG maddr
  -    RRURL3 = "sip:" ++ MyHostname ++ ":" ++ integer_to_list(SipLPort) ++ ";maddr=192.0.2.123",
  +    RRURL3 = "sip:" ++ MyHostname ++ ":" ++ integer_to_list(SipPort) ++ ";maddr=192.0.2.123",
       false = received_from_strict_router(sipurl:parse(RRURL3), StrictHeader1),
   
       io:format("test: received_from_strict_router/2 - 6~n"),
       %% This is an URL that we could actually have put in a Record-Route header, but without the port
       %% which we would have put in there. Unfortunately, some stacks strip the port if it is the default
  -    %% port for a protocol (which SipLPort should be), so we must allow this too
  +    %% port for a protocol (which SipPort should be), so we must allow this too
       RRURL4 = "sip:" ++ MyHostname ++ ";maddr=" ++ siphost:myip(),
       true = received_from_strict_router(sipurl:parse(RRURL4), StrictHeader1),
   
  
positive.code:     io:format("test: init variables - 1~n"),
  
      MyHostname = siprequest:myhostname(),
      SipLPort  = sipserver:get_listenport(tcp),
      _SipsLPort = sipserver:get_listenport(tls),
  
      ViaMe = siprequest:create_via(tcp, []),
      ViaOrigin1 = #siporigin{proto=tcp},
  
negative.code: 				     {"Call-ID",	["abc123@test"]},
  				     {"Route",	["<sip:p1:1111>", "<sip:p2:2222>"]}
  				    ]),
      MyRoute = contact:parse(["<sip:" ++ MyHostname ++ ":" ++ integer_to_list(SipPort) ++ ">"]),
      MyRouteStr = contact:print(MyRoute),
  
      MyRoute2 = contact:parse(["<sip:" ++ siphost:myip() ++ ":" ++ integer_to_list(SipPort) ++ ">"]),
      MyRouteStr2 = contact:print(MyRoute2),
  
      %% port should not match me
  