Hi,
I use a modified version of functions db_check_from() and db_check_to() from
the "uri" module. See *patch upload **3076779.* This adds a "q" option so
that parse errors don't end up in syslog and an "e" option to only check for
well-formed-ness, not actually check the db.
Regards,
Kennard
On
Hi Bobby,
Your backtrace was very helpful: it looked exactly like one I got several
months ago! It is caused by an un-initialized field when tm clones into
shared memory. I uploaded patch under ID *3047314 *back in Sep. See the 1st
comment and the 1st patch file. The patch hasn't been accepted, pr
e config of how you would do this would be awesome.
>
> Thanks again.
>
> Best Regards
> Deon
>
>
> So, I am looking at OpenSIPS to help provide LoadBalancing/Load
> Sharing between couple of Asterisk Servers, which will cut down a lot
> on expenses.
>
> On 03 Nov 2
Hi Flavio,
How did you originally detect these register attacks? Are you using the pike
module or notice them some other way?
Thanks,
Kennard
On Tue, Nov 2, 2010 at 10:40 AM, Flavio Goncalves
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Register attacks are now an epidemy. In most cases they are using the
> friendly-scann
the domain.
> At the moment I specify the proxy with the IP of my Server as I
> haven't setup the DNS records yet.
>
> I really appreciate your feedback and assistance.
>
> Regards
> Deon
>
>
> On 02 Nov 2010, at 5:08 PM, Kennard White wrote:
>
> > Hi D
Hi Deon,
Some ideas:
1. Capture the SIP traffic and see if media proxy is being invoked in the
request and/or response (look for your P-hint messages), and the IP
addresses.
2. Add xlog messages when you invoke mediarelay to confirm that they are
getting called.
3. You're comparing $dd (which is a
Hi Bradley,
Another option is to set:
modparam("auth", "disable_nonce_check", 1)
Opensips has two mechanisms for making a nonce stale: the time-based
mechanism (nonce_expire) and a use-once mechanism ('disable_nonce_check").
The 2nd mechanism doesn't set the stale=1 flag. Not sure why, but I thin
