[Asterisk-Dev] clearing 'stuck' channels
John Todd
jtodd at loligo.com
Fri Aug 29 10:29:02 MST 2003
No, not yet. I was waiting to confirm that it was still happening in
the absolute latest CVS. I did see more symptoms last night, and I
will report the bug later today as soon as I get a nice fat list of
stuck SIP channels built up.
JT
>Have you made a bug report on this? What is the number?
>
>John Todd wrote:
>
>>Did you find any solutions to this? I've recently discovered the
>>same problem with my server here. I had 499 "sip show channels"
>>entries, and then Asterisk refused to start up any new sessions due
>>to "Too many files open". In fact, 'reload' worked but didn't
>>work, due to the inability of the system to open any of the config
>>files. I had to shut Asterisk down to get things working again. My
>>CVS version was four days old.
>>
>>I've updated to CVS as of two hours ago, and am watching to see if
>>this happens any more. I think it has something to do with
>>"REGISTER" requests outbound from * not being cleared correctly,
>>somehow.
>>
>>JT
>>
>>> I'm seeing a case where I get a large number of 'stuck'
>>>channels as it relates to users that sit behind poorly behaving
>>>nat devices.
>>>
>>> these calls tend to be initiated and have unidirectional
>>>voice (eg: we can hear the user behind the nat, but not the
>>>other way around ..)
>>>
>>> this means that messages can't be sent to them (and get ACK)
>>>saying that they will terminate the call, etc..
>>>
>>> is there a way that i'm unaware of to time these out, or
>>>is this what I think it is which is a bug where the call/channel gets
>>>stuck until such time as it can be terminated?
>>>
>>> - jared
>>>
>>>-- snip --
>>>
>>> peer and dialed numbers munged to protect the innocent ;-)
>>>
>>>sip-server*CLI> sip show channels
>>>Peer User/ANR Call ID Seq (Tx/Rx) Lag
>>>Jitter Format
>>>[big mess deleted]
>>>
>>>--
>>>Jared Mauch | pgp key available via finger from jared at puck.nether.net
>>>clue++; | http://puck.nether.net/~jared/ My statements are only mine.
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