Hello,
maxbuffer doesn't influence processing of udp traffic, because each SIP
message over UDP is handled at once, not internal buffering of many udp
packets.
You look at the statistics for network interface to see if there are
dropped received packets (ifconfig should show that).
What is the v
Hello Daniel,
Indeed xlog doesn't print in syslog the sip message received and wireshak
got it, that means that packet was received in network interface but
kamailio didn't received the packet(as xlog didn't print that packet).
Anyway i have configured the following parameters in sysctl
net.ipv4
Hello,
first, be sure you run latest version of branch 4.3, there was a fix for
dialog since 4.3.2.
If a process in shown to run recvfrom() that means it waits for kernel
to pass a new upd packet to it -- recvfrom() is a function from standard
lib c.
Wireshark (like other sniffing tools) is capt
Hello Danel,
Thank you for your response,
Well i don't have SELinux enabled and IPTables isn't running.
About kamailio configuration, Pike module isn't also enabled, the only
thing that i have enabled to limit the number of concurrent calls is the
dialog module, counting the number of active dia
The tmp variable is not intialized by default, so it can be anything
therefore the out of bounds value. It used only when printing some
errors, so it didn't get a proper value as no such error was printed for
you case.
The backtrace shows the process in in recvfrom(), so it waits for
traffic from
Adding more information to my last email, when kamailio starts receiving
calls, after more or less 40 seconds it stops processing some sip messages.
I'm using the kamailio version 4.3.2
Best Regards
2015-09-25 18:34 GMT+01:00 José Seabra :
> I have one kamailio server listening in 2 network in
I have one kamailio server listening in 2 network interfaces, kamailio
receives sip messages from interface A and then send it to destine through
interface B.
When we start kamailio service then run gdb for each kamailio network
interface process, execute the command "bt full" the result is the
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