Olivier wrote:
> Now that root cause is found, would you say that warnings or CLI 
> should have been different ?
>
> Obviously, MWI subscriptions must come from SIP hardphones (at least 
> those supporting MWI feature).
> So in this case, "Received SIP subscribe for peer without mailbox: 
> 9163" rather means "Asterisk is receiving from SIP/9163, subscriptions 
> to MWI, but nothing in peer SIP/9163 settings is describing which 
> mailbox should be the scope of such subscriptions".
>
> Do you agree ?

Actually if you read the log entry, it can easily be interpreted that 
way.  Log entries really are a delicate balancing act - you need to 
provide enough information to determine what the problem is without 
becoming too wordy.  The only real way I could see to improve that log 
entry would be to say "Received SIP subscribe for peer without 
*configured* mailbox: 9163"  The log correctly identifies it as a 
"notice" since it's not an error condition.  Any log entry longer than 
this would bloat log files even further than they already are - and 
Asterisk log files on even a moderately busy system are already about as 
easy to follow as your average plate of spaghetti.


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