I am running a proxy pushing 2 million calls a day.
Every now and then, I drop 5 or 10 BYE messages.
I've attached the sip_scenario log file, F16,F17,F20 all send BYE
messages to 12.46.104.62. F21 is sending the BYE form 12.46.104.62 to
12.46.104.252. The OK comes back, but is never relayed.
BYEs continue to retry until 12.46.104.62 finally gives up and
sends a Request timeout 408 in frame F38. So, F38 is evidence
that the transaction started. Right?
Why are all of the BYEs ignored, and why isn't the OK relayed?
I have xlog output from 12.46.104.58 indicating each time a BYE
is loose-routed to 12.46.104.62. The syslog file shows each attempt
(F15,F18,F19,F23, etc).
I also have xlog output from 12.46.104.62, however, the syslog on that
machine never shows receiving or loose-routing a BYE with this callid.
It seems like receiving more than one BYE in a short period of
time is screwing up the t_relay()???
The calls are being generated with sipp, and 999,990 times out of
a million it works.
---greg
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Greg Fausak
greg(a)thursday.com
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Greg Fausak wrote:
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further debugging the logfile would be useful. loglevel 3 (or if
this does not reveal any problems use loglevel 4)
klaus
I can give that a try.
It is going to be huge.
-g
On Feb 1, 2006, at 2:53 AM, Klaus Darilion wrote:
Greg Fausak wrote:
This body part will be downloaded on demand.
For further debugging the logfile would be useful. loglevel 3 (or
if this does not reveal any problems use loglevel 4)
klaus