12 Nov
2007
12 Nov
'07
4:41 p.m.
Jiri Kuthan wrote:
At 13:25 12/11/2007, SIP wrote:
My suggestion would be to either give a warning or give an error. Don't
give an error that you can't give a warning (Warning! Warning skipped).
That's like saying "Something you should be aware of is.... hah! Just
kidding! I'm not going to tell you." It's not a terribly useful log
message.
N.
Tomasz Zieleniewski wrote:
So what is the suggestion -- change the log level for this? May make sense...
-jiri
Hi,
I am using rel_2_0_0 from cvs.
I encounter following errors in my ser output log:
ERROR: warning_builder: buffer size exceeded
WARNING: warning skipped -- too big
Please tell what do they mean.
Best regerds
Tomasz
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I was hoping someone would fix that annoyance. It basically means that
there was SUPPOSED to be a warning... but the size of the warning buffer
was exceeded, which threw an error. All in all, it makes the whole thing
look ominous and gives absolutely ZERO information.
I get this sometimes with SIP messages that tack on XML or some such
that SER chokes on. I've learned to ignore them since there's little I
can do to fix whatever it is I was going to be warned about.
N.
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