I'm having a interesting scenario, every once in a while my OpenSIPS location table begins losing its contents, I lose like 100 at a time, then it might regain some and then loses again another 100 or so.
I have 2 servers one active and one standby via Heartbeat, heartbeat shuts and turns on opensips when becoming the active node, the MYSQL databases are replicated as a MASTER/MASTER replication. First time this happened was when I tested a updated OpenSIPS script, so I turned on OpenSIPS on the standby node, I did not close OpenSIPS right away and thats why I suspected that the standby node kept on erasing lines once they expired and the active node kept on adding rows, this was a full fledged OpenSIPS war :-) But this same thing happened last week again for no reason, I did not touch the standby server at all, all of the sudden we got calls from customers that their phones are acting weird, going online and offline all the time, sure enough I saw that the location table was down to maybe 20 registrations, I rebooted the master and it did not help, I rebooted the slave too and it did not help so I did a /etc/init.d/heartbeat stop and the slave fired up and everything went back to normal, within a few minutes all registrations were all back up. I then ran a apt-get upgrade and one of the applications that were updated was mysql server, so I said maybe that will fix the problem, I rebooted the master and heartbeat fired up OpenSIPS and everything was fine till today. Today I by mistake ran opensipsctl fifo lb_list on the slave (standby) server and sure enough it gave me a error because opensips was not running, but 30 minutes later I got a call from a customer that his lines were down. Could it be that be merely running "opensipsctl fifo lb_list" something would of caused this issue? I did not run "ps aux | grep opensips" because I right away rebooted the servers, is there anything else that could cause such symptoms? thanks S. Rosenberg _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.opensips.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/users
