Hi all, I am implementing my first OpenSIPS with RTPPROXY so, for sure, any
issue is related to my NOT-Knowledge!! :-)
Issue is follow:
each time I make a call ( from USERA to USERB, for instance ) RTPPROXY shuts
down immediatly.
Here there are logs and config:
STARTING SERVER:
Sep 4 16:12:20
Hi, can someone help me?
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Hi,
As I assume RTPproxy is running when you start opensips (I see opensips
successfully detected rtpproxy at startup), check if after the call
attempt rtpproxy is still running or not (as process)
Regards,
Bogdan-Andrei Iancu
OpenSIPS Founder and Developer
http://www.opensips-solutions.com
Hi Bogdan,
NO, after made call rtpproxy is no more running!!!
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Hi,
Can you share how did you start the rtpproxy !? what is your
/etc/default/rtpproxy file if you are using lsb script to start rtpproxy.
Also I suspect that your rtpproxy is crashing when you make a call.
Regards,
Sammy
On Thu, Sep 6, 2012 at 11:56 AM, spady wrote:
> Hi Bogdan,
> NO, after
Hi Sam,
i've not created a /etc/init.d/rtpproxy file!! Have I to create manually or
is inside rtpproxy's installation dir?
Btw, as wrote above, I start RTPP. by using this command:
rtpproxy -F -s udp:127.0.0.1:7890 -l 10.9.23.41/151.x.x.201 -d
DBUG:LOG_LOCAL2
and also Yes, it crash when i make a
Hi,
In most of the cases as your's the issue lies here "-l
10.9.23.41/151.x.x.201" , now since you are putting a "/" in between the
two interface addresses it seems fine so far. How are you calling the
media-proxy function in your opensips.cfg script ? Are you using the "i"
and "e" flags properly
And do you see any errors / logs from rtpproxy into syslog ?
Regards,
Bogdan-Andrei Iancu
OpenSIPS Founder and Developer
http://www.opensips-solutions.com
On 09/06/2012 10:56 AM, spady wrote:
Hi Bogdan,
NO, after made call rtpproxy is no more running!!!
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Hi, I am making some test and also changing configuration at opensips.cfg, i
have always same issue.
The problem is related to this ERROR:
ERROR:rtpproxy:send_rtpp_command: can't send command to a RTP proxy
Connection refused
But i cannot understand why RTPPROXY refuses connection.
Any idea?
Youve Local2 syslog facility for rtpproxy logs. View the syslog file for
rtpproxy and see that it must be crashing/segfault on each connection
attempt from the opensips.
I asked you few things in my last email. Now please reply with those as
well as with following info:
What is the OS ?
How did yo
Hi Sam, and thanks for reply.
OS is Debian 6.03
As you can see above i already posted log either from opnesips and rtpproxy.
I post them again.
STARTING RTPPROXY:
ep 6 18:05:22 opensips rtpproxy[24996]: DBUG:handle_command: received
command "25020_0 V"
Sep 6 18:05:22 opensips rtpproxy[24996]:
Hi Spady,
These were opensips logs and I couldn't see rtpproxy anywhere in these
logs. Anyway you said you've done all what I suggested I don't think I've
anything more to get this issue resolved. Hope someone else can better help
you from here.
You still haven't pasted the snippet of the opensip
Hi,
I have a news regarding logs.
Under /var/log/messages I found this error:
Sep 7 12:52:52 opensips kernel: [584059.568944] rtpproxy[2256]: segfault at
0 ip 08051334 sp b6ce60f0 error 4 in rtpproxy[8048000+e000]
Any idea about what that means??
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That simply means your rtpproxy crashed.
How did you install the rtpproxy ?
Paste here your few lines of opensips.cfg code where you are calling
rtpproxy function !
On Fri, Sep 7, 2012 at 3:55 PM, spady wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a news regarding logs.
> Under /var/log/messages I found this error:
>
I installed it by
git clone git://sippy.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/sippy/rtpproxy
then ./configure and then make, make install.
Sorry if i cannot understand but i'am not so skilled with opensips.
I believe that code, where rtpproxy is called, is this:
route[1] {
# for INVITEs enable
Hi again,
I dont see that installation has any issue with OS, next is the version of
opensips you are using. Is there any specific reason you are using "
rtpproxy_offer("ro");" 1- Is there any specific reason you are using "r"
flag !? Next is you are starting your rtpproxy in bridged mode so RTPp
Hi Spady,
These were opensips logs and I couldn't see rtpproxy anywhere in these
logs. Anyway you said you've done all what I suggested I don't think I've
anything more to get this issue resolved. Hope someone else can better help
you from here.
You still haven't pasted the snippet of the opensip
Hi again and sorry for big delay but i was out of office for long time.
Today I started to have some other test and always get same issue!!! I also
tried with a new installation ( debian+opensips 1.8.1+new IPs+rtpproxy). As
Sam suggested a tried using engage_rtpproxy but always same issue.
I really
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