Hi,
until 4.4 I checked the state of the SipX services using sipxproc. What is
the best way to do that on 4.6?
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On Mon, Sep 3, 2012 at 11:19 AM, Jan Fricke jan.fri...@iant.de wrote:
Hi,
until 4.4 I checked the state of the SipX services using sipxproc. What is
the best way to do that on 4.6?
Now you could use the Linux style, e.g. service sipxconfig status
George
And how do I automatically know which services should be running?
E.g. using sipxproc I knew status running is ok. Also Disabled is ok
(maybe the service is configured on another system of a HA system or it's
not necessary at all). Something else like Failed is not good.
Is there a way to check
On Mon, Sep 3, 2012 at 11:39 AM, Jan Fricke jan.fri...@iant.de wrote:
And how do I automatically know which services should be running?
E.g. using sipxproc I knew status running is ok. Also Disabled is ok
(maybe the service is configured on another system of a HA system or it's
not necessary
Thanks! I wrote a script that receives all services starting with sipx and
checks the service status for each. Maybe I'll add mongo, postgres and a
few other.
Any ideas why sipxfreeswitch has no status parameter (just start/stop)? Is
it enough to check freeswitch (service freeswitch status)?
Jan
On Mon, Sep 3, 2012 at 3:23 PM, Jan Fricke jan.fri...@iant.de wrote:
Thanks! I wrote a script that receives all services starting with sipx and
checks the service status for each. Maybe I'll add mongo, postgres and a
few other.
Any ideas why sipxfreeswitch has no status parameter (just
Ok that leads to another question. How can a script query the node_number
of the system it is running on?
The script will send nagios passive checks from each node. Each node
should check its own services.
Jan
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On Mon, Sep 3, 2012 at 3:50 PM, Jan Fricke jan.fri...@iant.de wrote:
Ok that leads to another question. How can a script query the node_number
of the system it is running on?
The script will send nagios passive checks from each node. Each node
should check its own services.
Good question,
On Mon, Sep 3, 2012 at 8:50 AM, Jan Fricke jan.fri...@iant.de wrote:
Ok that leads to another question. How can a script query the node_number
of the system it is running on?
cat /var/sipxdata/cfdata/defaults/location_id
The script will send nagios passive checks from each node. Each node
here a preliminary patch
On Fri, Aug 31, 2012 at 2:01 PM, Domenico Chierico
domenico.chier...@sip2ser.it wrote:
Seems that linphone sends to port 5060 some messages reporting jaK
inside for keepalive purpose.
Seems that this messages give troubles to the proxy.
I'm trying to fix this avoiding
Domenico,
Thanks for the patch. But no offence, having to check jaK string in the
stack layer is a bit off. How about this.
If (buffer_len = 4 buffer != CRLFCRLF)
scram!;
Gerneric and still wintin specs for keep-alive.
Joegen
On 09/03/2012 11:30 PM, Domenico Chierico wrote:
here a
Great I think we could use stricter rules to discard non sip messages
before send it to the parser. For example the jaK message doesn't need a
reply so we can throw it away
On Sep 3, 2012 6:58 PM, Joegen Baclor jbac...@ezuce.com wrote:
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sipx-users
Feel free to send a revised patch so we can commit it. Thanks!
On 09/04/2012 01:07 AM, Domenico Chierico wrote:
Great I think we could use stricter rules to discard non sip messages
before send it to the parser. For example the jaK message doesn't need
a reply so we can throw it away
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