[asterisk-bugs] [JIRA] (ASTERISK-21960) ooh323 channels stuck
Alexander Anikin (JIRA)
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Fri Sep 13 03:13:03 CDT 2013
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Alexander Anikin commented on ASTERISK-21960:
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Hello, Dmitry
The issue isn't on direct rtp directly ;) but on preparing data structure for early remote rtp bridging in chan_ooh323. Current way with timed waiting is workaround but it's could be this is only way to solve issue. Will think about it.
And could you please open new issue for tcp timeout due to it's subject of separate issue.
> ooh323 channels stuck
> ---------------------
>
> Key: ASTERISK-21960
> URL: https://issues.asterisk.org/jira/browse/ASTERISK-21960
> Project: Asterisk
> Issue Type: Bug
> Security Level: None
> Components: Addons/chan_ooh323
> Affects Versions: 11.4.0
> Environment: Centos 6/x86-64
> Reporter: Dmitry Melekhov
> Assignee: Alexander Anikin
> Attachments: ASTERISK-21690.patch, ASTERISK-21960-stacklockup.patch, h323_log
>
>
> Hello!
> I just ( about 10 minutes ago ) got link problem between asterisk and gnugk - link is down , switched to backup channel, and I got stuck channels:
> ast-nsk*CLI> core show channels
> Channel Location State Application(Data)
> DAHDI/i1/7171-237c 2077 at dahdi:5 Ring Dial(OOH323/2077)
> DAHDI/i1/7171-237b 2170 at dahdi:5 Ring Dial(OOH323/2170)
> DAHDI/i1/7171-237e 2077 at dahdi:5 Ring Dial(OOH323/2077)
> SIP/ast-ngdu1-000000 2311 at ast-ngdu1:1 Ringing AppDial((Outgoing Line))
> OOH323/2077-8965 (None) Down (None)
> OOH323/2077-8963 (None) Down (None)
> OOH323/2077-8974 (None) Down (None)
> OOH323/2077-8970 (None) Down (None)
> OOH323/2077-8971 (None) Down (None)
> OOH323/4222-8954 (None) Down (None)
> DAHDI/i1/7005-2379 6842 at dahdi:5 Ring Dial(OOH323/6842)
> OOH323/2041-8973 (None) Down (None)
> OOH323/6842-8960 (None) Down (None)
> OOH323/6278-8956 (None) Down (None)
> OOH323/6278-8953 (None) Down (None)
> OOH323/6278-8952 (None) Down (None)
> OOH323/2073-8961 (None) Down (None)
> OOH323/2073-8966 (None) Down (None)
> OOH323/2073-8964 (None) Down (None)
> DAHDI/i1/7103-2382 6441 at dahdi:5 Ring Dial(OOH323/6441)
> DAHDI/i1/7103-2381 6441 at dahdi:5 Ring Dial(OOH323/6441)
> DAHDI/i1/7047-2372 6278 at dahdi:5 Ring Dial(OOH323/6278)
> DAHDI/i1/7047-2371 6278 at dahdi:5 Ring Dial(OOH323/6278)
> DAHDI/i1/7047-2375 6278 at dahdi:5 Ring Dial(OOH323/6278)
> OOH323/2170-8972 (None) Down (None)
> OOH323/2170-8967 (None) Down (None)
> OOH323/2170-8962 (None) Down (None)
> DAHDI/i1/7130-2373 4222 at dahdi:5 Ring Dial(OOH323/4222)
> OOH323/6441-8968 (None) Down (None)
> OOH323/6441-8969 (None) Down (None)
> DAHDI/i1/7025-237f 2073 at dahdi:5 Ring Dial(OOH323/2073)
> DAHDI/i1/7025-237d 2073 at dahdi:5 Ring Dial(OOH323/2073)
> OOH323/6441-8955 (None) Down (None)
> DAHDI/i1/7025-237a 2073 at dahdi:5 Ring Dial(OOH323/2073)
> OOH323/6441-8957 (None) Down (None)
> OOH323/6441-8959 (None) Down (None)
> OOH323/6441-8958 (None) Down (None)
> DAHDI/i1/-2315 2311 at dahdi:2 Ring Dial(SIP/2311 at ast-ngdu1)
> DAHDI/i1/7103-2378 6441 at dahdi:5 Ring Dial(OOH323/6441)
> DAHDI/i1/7103-2374 6441 at dahdi:5 Ring Dial(OOH323/6441)
> DAHDI/i1/7103-2376 6441 at dahdi:5 Ring Dial(OOH323/6441)
> DAHDI/i1/7103-2377 6441 at dahdi:5 Ring Dial(OOH323/6441)
> DAHDI/i1/7171-2386 2041 at dahdi:5 Ring Dial(OOH323/2041)
> DAHDI/i1/7171-2387 2077 at dahdi:5 Ring Dial(OOH323/2077)
> DAHDI/i1/7171-2384 2077 at dahdi:5 Ring Dial(OOH323/2077)
> DAHDI/i1/7171-2385 2170 at dahdi:5 Ring Dial(OOH323/2170)
> DAHDI/i1/7171-2383 2077 at dahdi:5 Ring Dial(OOH323/2077)
> DAHDI/i1/7171-2380 2170 at dahdi:5 Ring Dial(OOH323/2170)
> 48 active channels
> 24 active calls
> 9068 calls processed
> ast-nsk*CLI> exit
> Sorry, I restarted asterisk, just because users complained.
> I don't know how to reproduce this, may be I'll have an idea ;-)
> And I understand that there is no enough info :-( , but may be problem can be found just from looking into code.
> patch from ASTERISK-21800 is applied.
> Thank you!
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