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I'm trying to enable both WSS and SIP TLS on OverSIP, and it just crashes right away with no real information:
Aug 6 18:16:21 oversip-chi-02 oversip[10051]: CRIT: master process died, syslogger process terminated
OS: Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS
I have enabled syslog_level: debug, but still not much information provided regarding the reason for the crash.
I installed using the documented method from package. The crash occurs right away on the connection, before a call even happens. Also, if I disable WSS, and enable TLS on the outbound SIP side, it accepts a call, then crashes.
Thoughts?
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Sorry for the delay. Do you use "use_tls_tunnel" options for both SIP and WS? That means that OverSIP uses separated "stud" processes as TLS<-->TCP gateway. I assume you use them. Note however that for outbound TLS connections OverSIP must use the TLS capabilities of EventMachine, which unfortunatelly have some never fixed bugs (and reported crashes).
This is, I assume your OverSIP crashes when it forwards a SIP message by opening a SIP TLS connection against some remote server/proxy, am I right? If so, could you tell me (maybe in private if you prefer) which SIP TLS server you are connecting to from OverSIP so I can check it?
I'm trying to enable both WSS and SIP TLS on OverSIP, and it just crashes right away with no real information:
Aug 6 18:16:21 oversip-chi-02 oversip[10051]: CRIT: master process died, syslogger process terminated
OS: Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS
I have enabled syslog_level: debug, but still not much information provided regarding the reason for the crash.
I installed using the documented method from package. The crash occurs right away on the connection, before a call even happens. Also, if I disable WSS, and enable TLS on the outbound SIP side, it accepts a call, then crashes.
Thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: