[00:05] Chris-NB (n=chris@85-126-34-233.static.xdsl-line.inode.at) left irc: Read error: 60 (Operation timed out) [00:15] Nick change: FuL|OUT -> fulgas [00:32] codestr01 (n=asura@88.232.74.172) joined #openser. [00:36] NormB (n=NormB@24.115.56.68) joined #openser. [00:38] NormB (n=NormB@24.115.56.68) left irc: Client Quit [00:40] Nick change: fulgas -> FuL|OUT [00:45] codestr0m (n=asura@88.232.52.219) left irc: Read error: 110 (Connection timed out) [01:15] codestr0m (n=asura@88.232.74.22) joined #openser. [01:17] codestr01 (n=asura@88.232.74.172) left irc: Read error: 110 (Connection timed out) [01:20] _VoiceMeUp_COM (n=_VoiceMe@145-27.mc.cite.net) left irc: Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer) [01:36] unspin: that is very aceptable - thank you [02:24] _VoiceMeUp_COM (n=_VoiceMe@145-27.mc.cite.net) joined #openser. [02:26] CunningPike (n=CunningP@dhcp-10-234.district.north-van.bc.ca) left irc: Remote closed the connection [03:14] what's the current branch for trunk. I assume 1.2 or am I mistaken and it's 1.3? [03:27] there is no 1.3 [03:27] Yes 1.3 is dev [03:27] yeah.I couldn't seem to browse the online svn [03:27] I just pulled 1.2 branch [03:28] I was going to pull trunk, but not sure which branch it ties to [03:29] I can tell by this makefile. somebody likes macros ;) [03:29] makefile.def that is [03:34] NormB (n=NormB@24.115.56.68) joined #openser. [03:43] NormB (n=NormB@24.115.56.68) left irc: "Leaving" [04:14] can anyone recommend a good page with info on mediaproxy for nat, do i really need to use mediaproxy/rtproxy for two nat'd phones? [04:19] i am slightly biased but here ya go: http://tinyurl.com/25tykb [04:20] you can always use Asterisk for your mediea, if you wanted [04:20] media [04:20] but rtp/media proxy both do work quite nicely [04:23] Jeremy... what are you even still doing around in the voip industry... I mean. wasn't it a year ago your provider screwed you over and you had to crawl under a rock for a bit? [04:23] CrazyTux (n=CrazyTux@64.95.219.140) left irc: "Leaving" [04:23] interesting link though [04:24] bah [04:24] i never crawled under a rock [04:24] and our outbound service never went down [04:24] yeah. I remember the tons of calls from your customers the company I was working for was getting. you had some massively pissed of people [04:25] inbound dids? [04:25] that's news to me [04:25] I just remember the calls. I wasn't in support [04:26] blitzrage (n=blitzrag@asterisk/documenteur-extraordinaire/blitzrage) joined #openser. [04:26] evening all [04:26] what company was this ? [04:26] it's really none of my business. I just thought you left the industy [04:26] um no [04:27] in fact that bullshit motivated me even more to destroy 'legacy' telcos [04:28] yeah.. well. from what little I know. you weren't fully to blame, but it still left a bad impression of you for a number of people [04:28] I'm using openser 1.1.x, and I'm wondering if there is a way of doing a failover to a secondary DB if the primary one is down? [04:29] blitzrage: i haven't found one, so i just do HA on the IP we use for the db [04:30] blitzrage: you can use pg pool if you use postgres [04:30] yah, I was just wondering if there was something simple I could do to switch over to a 2nd DB without much work [04:30] will have to look for a real solution next week [04:31] for postgres there are a number or relatively easy options [04:31] s/or/of [04:31] yah, but something that is going to take more than changing a line in openser.cfg tonight :) [04:32] codestr0m: kinda hard for me to be at fault when my business partner and primary financial source one day hires an 'assistant' and refuses to take anyone's calls [04:33] then the assistant tells me "ok today we are going to change you to 60 second rounding and increase your rate to 4.5 cents per minute" [04:34] oh and we will be terminating all DIDs in 3 days [04:34] oh nice... looks like LinuxHA 2.x supports resource monitoring now [04:35] so I don't just have to see if the whole box fails [04:35] yeah - good stuff [04:35] haven't seen that -- will have to update to that it looks like [04:36] JerJer[mobile]: who did you end up going with for inbound dids anyhow? 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[10:05] I mean we are a fly compared to the size of 1und1 [10:05] and congrats on being added as a core dev.. [10:06] codestr0m: ah ok, ;-) I don't work with hosting stuff, this is entirely another dept. And sometimes its better to be small.. Thank you [10:06] small just means if I break things I have to fix it ;) so better is relative [10:07] I sent a very small patch this morning and plan to take a look at the postgres related code.. and maybe try to tackle any issues people have been having lately [10:07] other things on my mind are actually putting on the wiki a working scheme and .sql file for people to use.. [10:08] caching.. taking a look at any io or db related blocking to try to make it async if possible.. I've not look at 1 line of openser code though.. so have no idea what I'm up against [10:08] codestr0m: hehe.. Ok, you are christopher from netsynchro [10:09] netsyncro* , but we also own the correct spelling as well [10:09] the scheme on the wiki is not functional atm? [10:10] henningw: send me a link.. I looked at the docs and couldn't find it... it's not in the docs that come with the source.. and other places I would expect it [10:12] codestro0m: one moment, i think i saw something [10:15] Nick change: FuL|OUT -> fulgas [10:27] Nick change: fulgas -> FuL|OUT [10:47] L-info (n=l-info@87-194-69-156.bethere.co.uk) joined #openser. [10:51] DanB (n=danbogos@87.139.12.167) joined #openser. [10:51] Morning All! [10:59] qdk (n=qdk@0x50c627be.bynxx11.adsl-dhcp.tele.dk) left irc: Read error: 113 (No route to host) [11:00] qdk (n=qdk@213.150.62.32) joined #openser. [11:04] r_open (n=Administ@58.65.224.5) left #openser. [11:17] good morning DanB [11:18] Hey, is perhaps the guy who works with the opensuse build service for OpenSER packages here? [11:19] henningw: you can find him in #opensuse-buildservice his nic is nix iirc [11:19] I was talking to one of his collegues yesterday [11:20] when i write with acc_db into a db, why does openser use the utc system time to write [11:20] ? [11:20] can i change this to localtime somewhere? [11:21] martin--: you can always wrap that in a function and convert on the db side. that's the only quick-n-dirty way I can think.. what's your servers localtime set to? [11:22] ok, i'll look in #opensuse-buildservice [11:23] henningw: are you planning to take on the building of packages? I've been looking into it as well.. I think I even owe you an email on this.. [11:25] codestr0m: yes. But i thought you're busy with other stuff, so i don't asked again.. [11:28] morning henningw! [11:31] henningw: nope. I was already on top of it :) [11:33] if you want.. I'll try to submit some new packages to be built in the near future. I think I remember seeing that 1.2 packages aren't out yet.. [11:33] was that the main objective? [11:34] codestr0m: i think for 1.2 we have allready packages. The next minor release would be the start. [13:07] I am keep getting this error: ERROR:mi_fifo:mi_fifo_server: command must have at least 3 chars, from a previously well working fifo command, any idea why? [13:21] DanB, what command did you run ? [13:21] Nix (n=Nix@85.105.18.36) joined #openser. [13:22] the message comes from mi_fifo_server() function in fifo_fnc.c FYI [13:23] sack: http://pastebin.ca/455671 [13:24] it should be notify sent to a ua [13:24] ummm could be a \r \n issue [13:26] but this command was working fine with 1.1 version [13:27] ok so i can assume that the file is the same [13:27] yeah [13:29] let me test ... coz i'm not familiar with mi_fifo [13:31] thxs sack! [13:32] DanB, what are the mod parameters for mi_fifo ? [13:42] codestr0m: cest [13:44] NormB (n=NormB@smoothwall.goes.com) joined #openser. [13:45] sack:modparam("mi_fifo","fifo_name", "/tmp/openser_fifo") [13:45] modparam("mi_fifo", "fifo_mode", 0666) [13:50] ok .. a silly question , but how did you send the file content to /tmp/openser_fifo ? [13:50] sack: try "cat $file > $target" [13:51] henningw, thanks :) [13:56] DanB, i got a different message ( ERROR:mi_fifo:mi_fifo_server: empty command ) [14:00] sack: I did try this one... I got the same error I posted with command must have min 3 char [14:00] DanB, ok i can reproduce your problem now ... [14:00] but i had to add \n [14:00] might be due to the pastebin copy [14:01] sure [14:02] ok the 'command must have min 3 char' i'm pretty sure that comes from . ( dot ) [14:02] let me try using gdb , but i'm pretty sure that every line has to be at least 3 chars including \r o \n .. [14:09] DanB, yes ... remove the . [14:11] sack: all three? [14:11] tcseke (n=chatzill@22-36.adsl.etel.hu) joined #openser. [14:11] yes ... well at least i see that when it find the dot the error is reaised up [14:12] sack: ok, but if I remove the . it will not accept further info [14:13] ERROR:mi_fifo:mi_fifo_server: command must begin with :: From: sip:dan@bab [14:13] tcseke (n=chatzill@22-36.adsl.etel.hu) left irc: Client Quit [14:15] sack: I added a space after the . and it looks like it doesn't rise anymore errors [14:15] but not sure also if it works, let me check further [14:15] ok that sounds good ... 3 charaters dot|space|\n [14:16] sorry i cannot help you much more ... but i never use mi_fifo ... i have not idea about the syntax [14:20] sack: you know that the ideas are the most expensive ones ... thxs a loot :-) [14:21] no problem :) [14:23] apardo (n=apardo@87.217.145.143) joined #openser. [14:47] DanB, maybe you will find interesting this file http://iptel.org/~janakj/fifo.pdf [14:51] cypromis (n=michal@87-194-69-156.bethere.co.uk) joined #openser. 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[16:53] I'm not sure if I should edit the wiki for this commentary, but about the administration of any of the dedicated services.. imho.. this should be delegated to two people who have a solid background of experience in this.. and not just some random.. I'm not sure the security policies for openser, but it's something to consider.. (don't ask me how to solve/figure this out though) [17:00] sure, this is an important issue [17:02] i've done system administration quite a few years, during university :-) [17:04] hello people! [17:06] toady: hey sebastien! [17:07] I just asked my boss whether we can provide hosting or not [17:07] when I see all offers there might be a lot of mirrors :) [17:19] anybody arround using t_uac_dlg fifo command with the 1.2 release? I need an example of command... [17:20] henningw (n=henning@et-1-5.gw-nat.bs.ka.oneandone.net) left irc: Remote closed the connection [17:47] _0penser_ (n=Administ@202.53.162.26) joined #openser. [17:48] <_0penser_> anybody help me about early dialog in dialog module? [17:49] <_0penser_> when a dlg will be early dlg [17:58] the description is in the rfc3261: 12 Dialogs [17:59] <_0penser_> thanks [18:01] np [18:03] _VoiceMeUp_COM (n=_VoiceMe@145-27.mc.cite.net) joined #openser. [18:09] tcseke (n=chatzill@22-36.adsl.etel.hu) left irc: "ChatZilla 0.9.78.1 [Firefox 2.0.0.3/2007030919]" [18:13] toady (n=toady@251.9.39-62.rev.gaoland.net) left irc: "Leaving" [18:20] blitzrage (n=blitzrag@asterisk/documenteur-extraordinaire/blitzrage) joined #openser. [18:20] afternoon all. I'm wondering if with the dispatcher module (which I have up and running), if one of the boxes in the dispatcher.list file goes down, if I can make OpenSER try another server once it determines the box is down and not responding? [18:23] Nix (n=Nix@81.213.125.220) joined #openser. [18:34] _0penser_ (n=Administ@202.53.162.26) left #openser. 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[20:07] escribzz (n=escribzz@VDSL-130-13-37-65.PHNX.QWEST.NET) left irc: Read error: 110 (Connection timed out) [20:19] <_brent_> openser is crashing when i call load_gws (using postgres DB) [20:20] <_brent_> openser = 1.2 [20:20] <_brent_> postgres = 8.1 [20:21] <_brent_> /usr/sbin/openser[27027]: child process 27034 exited by a signal 11 [20:21] <_brent_> i'm not seeing anything more informational than that with debug = 9 [20:21] _brent_ (n=_brent_@mail.jivecommunications.com) left #openser. [20:21] _brent_ (n=_brent_@mail.jivecommunications.com) joined #openser. [20:23] _brent_: is this on startup? [20:23] <_brent_> other calls that access the db work just fine [20:23] <_brent_> nope [20:23] <_brent_> startup happens without incident [20:24] <_brent_> everything seems to work except load_gws() [20:24] <_brent_> in the postgres output, i can see openser querying the lcr and gw data on startup [20:25] I can't test to see if I can reproduce this right now, but if you include as much detail as possible in an email to me I'll see if I can figure it out within a week or so.. [20:25] <_brent_> would you like the core dump? [20:26] as much information as you think is helpful. core dumps. any sanitized data.. and or any minimal configs to reproduce the problem.. [20:27] 800 line openser configs don't count as minimal btw ;) [20:27] <_brent_> k :-) email? [20:27] _brent_, it happened to me as well using mysql [20:27] I'll pm it in a sec [20:27] <_brent_> k [20:28] i got segfault in do_load_gws() function [20:30] sack: did you file a bug report? [20:30] codestr0m, no because i was not sure if the problem was mine [20:30] did you ask on the ml? [20:31] but i'll do some test with a detailed config file and environment [20:31] i know that's the way to report a bug otherwise it's a mess for developers [20:32] let me compile openser svn with debug and removing any optimization to help gdb [20:32] well. being able to reproduce it with the smallest amount of configs/data is key.. we'll see.. I'd search the bugtracker for something similar.. then ask on the ml.. and finally file a bug report [20:33] codestr0m, ok thanks :) [20:39] <_brent_> it seems odd that openser is querying the lcr and gw info at startup (shows up in the pg logs) [20:39] <_brent_> i guess it seems odd that i should still have to call load_gws if it's doing that [20:39] what's the query look like? [20:39] Nick change: FuL|OUT -> fulgas [20:40] <_brent_> select ip_addr,port,uri_scheme,transport,strip,prefix,grp_id from gw [20:40] <_brent_> select prefix,from_uri,grp_id,priority from lcr [20:40] <_brent_> i have db_mode = 1 (default) [20:40] <_brent_> which is to cache the gw and lcr info [20:40] <_brent_> so loading at startup isn't that odd [20:41] <_brent_> having to load_gws() again seems odd [20:42] well. it should test if there's data in the cache already. (I assume) [20:42] <_brent_> one would think so [20:44] <_brent_> i guess it's not too outrageous to call it again. if i take out load_gws() and call next_gw(), should openser whine at me? or just not find anything? [20:46] <_brent_> tried it. it doesn't whine--just doesn't find any gateways. [20:49] CrazyTux (n=CrazyTux@64.95.219.140) joined #openser. [20:49] Good afternoon all. [20:50] hi CrazyTux [20:50] erider, how goes it. [20:50] good thanks CrazyTux [21:00] L-info (n=l-info@87-194-69-156.bethere.co.uk) left irc: Read error: 110 (Connection timed out) [21:12] anyone know how if any regression tests are done for builds or nightlys? [21:25] for lcr ... is it the postgres db consistent with the what the lcr module expects? [21:25] lcr evolved between 1.1 and 1.2 [21:25] osas, hey, need some help here, I can't get the 1.2 nat right with rtp proxy [21:25] 1.2 will not work with tables for 1.1 [21:26] osas, think you can give me a hand real quick? [21:26] I will try ... [21:27] osas, I force_rport() and force_rtp_proxy() for everything in main route block. [21:27] osas, then if nat_uac_test("3")) I fix_nated_contact() [21:27] osas, if method is register, ^^ [21:27] osas, then if method is register && invite fix_nated_sdp [21:28] setbflag(5) which is the nat_bflag [21:28] you don't need to fix the sdp for REGISTER [21:28] osas, ok so drop that [21:28] first, check if your users are pinged [21:28] that will be a clear indication that you detected well [21:29] what should I look for. [21:29] SIP pings :_ [21:29] :) [21:29] osas, negative [21:29] osas, would it be method PING [21:29] what's that? [21:29] nope [21:29] osas, what would the sipcap look like [21:29] it will be an empty UDP packet [21:29] "0000" [21:30] osas, I see SUBSCRIBE requests, then openser responds with Proxy Auth Required [21:30] osas, which are Content-Length: 0 [21:31] that has nothing to do with NAT [21:31] osas, yea its not pinging [21:31] osas, SUBSCRIBE is presence... right [21:31] then you need to fix taht [21:31] you need to fix your NAT detection mechanism [21:32] and set the flag properly [21:32] osas, maybe I dont properly understand the flag stuff [21:32] osas, so I set the flag to denote nat correct, and then it handles it automatically, or? [21:33] http://openser.org/docs/modules/1.2.x/nathelper.html#AEN94 [21:34] <_brent_> osas: my postgres tables are the 1.2 variants [21:34] <_brent_> (sorry to interrupt) [21:34] np [21:34] just wanted to be sure [21:35] osas, ok I have that setup. [21:35] you can add some debug traces insode load_gw and re try [21:35] you can narrow down where is crashing [21:35] <_brent_> yeah, when i have a minute i'm gonna work on it some more [21:35] <_brent_> probably tonight [21:35] osas, http://pastebin.ca/456302 [21:35] sure :-) [21:36] CrazyTux: check your NAT detection mechanism [21:36] make sure that you detect the client as being NATed [21:37] <_VoiceMeUp_COM> echo 'SUBSCRIBE' >> /dev/null [21:38] osas, http://pastebin.ca/456311 [21:39] osas, see anything wrong with that, besides the fix_nated_sdp? [21:39] osas, thats from main route{} block [21:40] http://openser.org/docs/modules/1.2.x/nathelper.html#AEN361 [21:41] osas, need to call that on register [21:41] I hope that this is not a question ;-) [21:42] osas, lol sort of, I've seen configs without that though handling nats for 1.2? [21:42] osas, I think I've seen too many bad examples. [21:42] osas, fix_nated_contact should be fix_nated_register instead? [21:42] yup [21:52] osas, http://pastebin.ca/456349 [21:53] osas, can you take a look at that [21:53] osas, thats an incoming register test [21:53] with fix_nated_register, and usrloc insertion. [21:53] sipcap & mysql row [22:09] osas, still around? [22:26] Defraz (n=t0tal@fw.fuzecore.com) left irc: Read error: 110 (Connection timed out) [22:31] Nix (n=Nix@81.213.125.220) left irc: Remote closed the connection [23:05] stimpie (n=michiel@ip565faf27.direct-adsl.nl) left irc: "Leaving" [23:14] _VoiceMeUp_COM (n=_VoiceMe@145-27.mc.cite.net) left irc: "Im out" [23:21] DanB (n=danbogos@87.139.12.167) left irc: "Gotta Go!" [23:26] _VoiceMeUp_COM (n=_VoiceMe@145-27.mc.cite.net) joined #openser. [23:36] do you have to do anything special when using dispatcher to send to a set of providers AND using MediaProxy/RTPProxy? [23:53] maxdoubt (n=mackstou@169.198.254.6) joined #openser. [23:54] does openser have to run on the same server as dhcp or dns or something to that extent? [23:54] maxdoubt, why would that have any effect? [23:54] maxdoubt, OpenSER is just a proxy server for sip signaling. [23:55] does the rtp proxy have to be ended and restarted if the dispatcher is going to send to another provider? [23:57] Nix (n=Nix@81.213.125.220) joined #openser. [00:00] --- Wed Apr 25 2007