[asterisk-users] Asterisk 11.6. SIP realtime lost peers after 'sip reload'
Igor Pavlov
ip at izhnet.ru
Mon Feb 16 05:49:40 CST 2015
Hi, list.
We have a problem with loss peers after 'sip reload', our configuration:
Asterisk 11.6-cert1, SIP realtime peers, sip.conf:
- rtcachefriends=yes
- rtsavesysname=yes
- rtupdate=yes
- rtautoclear=yes
When we do 'sip reload' , peers are removing from available.
Before `sip reload` :
srv-pbx2*CLI> sip show peers
Name/username Host Dyn
Forcerport ACL Port Status Description
Realtime
303411/303411 172.16.1.12 D
5060 OK (77 ms) Cached RT
467577/467577 172.16.1.22 D
5060 OK (141 ms) Cached RT
561871/561871 172.16.1.32 D
5060 OK (7 ms) Cached RT
sip-proxy2 172.16.1.2
5061 OK (1 ms)
srv-pbx-in 172.16.1.7
5060 OK (1 ms)
After `sip reload`:
[Feb 16 14:30:20] DEBUG[1468]: res_config_mysql.c:497 realtime_multi_mysql:
MySQL RealTime: Retrieve SQL: SELECT * FROM sipusers WHERE name LIKE '%' AND
callbackextension LIKE '%' ORDER BY name
[Feb 16 14:30:20] DEBUG[1468]: config.c:1650 config_text_file_load: Parsing
/etc/asterisk/sip_notify.conf
== Parsing '/etc/asterisk/sip_notify.conf': Found
[Feb 16 14:30:20] DEBUG[1468]: chan_sip.c:32383 reload_config: SIP
reload_config done...Runtime= 0 sec
[Feb 16 14:30:20] DEBUG[1468]: sched.c:546 ast_sched_dump: Asterisk Schedule
Dump (12 in Q, 623646 Total, 30 Cache, 42 high-water)
[Feb 16 14:30:20] DEBUG[1468]: sched.c:551 ast_sched_dump:
=============================================================
[Feb 16 14:30:20] DEBUG[1468]: sched.c:552 ast_sched_dump: |ID Callback
Data Time (sec:ms) |
[Feb 16 14:30:20] DEBUG[1468]: sched.c:553 ast_sched_dump:
+-----+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+
[Feb 16 14:30:20] DEBUG[1468]: sched.c:565 ast_sched_dump: |623634 |
0x7f2ebc5415d0 | 0x7f2ea0b95b68 | 000001 : 434169 |
[Feb 16 14:30:20] DEBUG[1468]: sched.c:565 ast_sched_dump: |623628 |
0x7f2ebc5451c0 | 0x7f2ea0bc5148 | 000004 : 912209 |
[Feb 16 14:30:20] DEBUG[1468]: sched.c:565 ast_sched_dump: |623639 |
0x7f2ebc5415d0 | 0x7f2ea08a0158 | 000021 : 585476 |
[Feb 16 14:30:20] DEBUG[1468]: sched.c:565 ast_sched_dump: |623635 |
0x7f2ebc5415d0 | 0x7f2ea0b6bc98 | 000011 : 452094 |
[Feb 16 14:30:20] DEBUG[1468]: sched.c:565 ast_sched_dump: |623632 |
0x7f2ebc5451c0 | 0x7f2ea0b9b388 | 000017 : 091999 |
[Feb 16 14:30:20] DEBUG[1468]: sched.c:565 ast_sched_dump: |623643 |
0x7f2ebc5451c0 | 0x2d473d8 | 000055 : 803782 |
[Feb 16 14:30:20] DEBUG[1468]: sched.c:565 ast_sched_dump: |623511 |
0x7f2ebc527410 | 0x7f2ea0b9b388 | 000266 : 237816 |
[Feb 16 14:30:20] DEBUG[1468]: sched.c:565 ast_sched_dump: |623640 |
0x7f2ebc5415d0 | 0x7f2ea0baf088 | 000022 : 472571 |
[Feb 16 14:30:20] DEBUG[1468]: sched.c:565 ast_sched_dump: |623541 |
0x7f2ebc527410 | 0x7f2ea0affa28 | 000650 : 207449 |
[Feb 16 14:30:20] DEBUG[1468]: sched.c:565 ast_sched_dump: |623600 |
0x7f2ebc527410 | 0x7f2ea0bc5148 | 000794 : 895787 |
[Feb 16 14:30:20] DEBUG[1468]: sched.c:565 ast_sched_dump: |623638 |
0x7f2ebc5451c0 | 0x7f2ea0affa28 | 000040 : 622455 |
[Feb 16 14:30:20] DEBUG[1468]: sched.c:565 ast_sched_dump: |623646 |
0x7f2ebc5451c0 | 0x2d4cee8 | 000055 : 902262 |
[Feb 16 14:30:20] DEBUG[1468]: sched.c:568 ast_sched_dump:
=============================================================
[Feb 16 14:30:20] DEBUG[1468]: chan_sip.c:33170 sip_do_reload:
--------------- Done destroying pruned peers
[Feb 16 14:30:20] DEBUG[1468]: chan_sip.c:33185 sip_do_reload: do_reload
finished. peer poke/prune reg contact time = 0 sec.
[Feb 16 14:30:20] DEBUG[1468]: chan_sip.c:33187 sip_do_reload:
--------------- SIP reload done
srv-pbx2*CLI> sip show peers
Name/username Host Dyn
Forcerport ACL Port Status Description
Realtime
sip-proxy2 172.16.1.2
5061 OK (1 ms)
srv-pbx-in 172.16.1.7
5060 OK (1 ms)
2 sip peers [Monitored: 2 online, 0 offline Unmonitored: 0 online, 0
offline]
Is this normal behavior of SIP realtime ?
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Best regards,
Igor Pavlov
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