[asterisk-users] Asterisk 13.10.0 just randomly got pjsip endpoint amnesia.

[George Joseph]

On Tue, Aug 23, 2016 at 11:19 AM, Jonathan H <lardconcepts at gmail.com> wrote:

> Here's a weirdness - I got a call from someone who couldn't get to my info
> line earlier, I tried it and it was busy tone.
>
> Being on a layby beside a road on a mobile on a long journey, my only real
> option was a remote server reboot so I couldn't diagnose further.
>
> That fixed it, but here's the weirdness:
>
> [Aug 23 14:16:59] NOTICE[5923] res_pjsip/pjsip_distributor.c: Request
> 'INVITE' from '"thecallerID" <sip:017XXXXXXXX at 46.31.X.X>' failed for
> '46.31.X.X:5060' (callid: VF0046af0fc3f12e7dddb70d62974exx at voipfone) - No
> matching endpoint found
> [Aug 23 14:17:25] NOTICE[5923] res_pjsip/pjsip_distributor.c: Request
> 'INVITE' from '"thecallerID" <sip:017XXXXXXXX at 46.31.X.X>' failed for
> '46.31.X.X:5060' (callid: VFdfc3ae4343390139cb285533bc97xx at voipfone) - No
> matching endpoint found
> [Aug 23 14:18:01] NOTICE[5923] res_pjsip/pjsip_distributor.c: Request
> 'INVITE' from '"thecallerID" <sip:017XXXXXXXX at 46.31.X.X>' failed for
> '46.31.X.X:5060' (callid: VF9f956b236cef2b7609037335db7xx at voipfone) - No
> matching endpoint found
> [Aug 23 14:28:54] NOTICE[4014] res_pjsip/pjsip_distributor.c: Request
> 'INVITE' from '"thecallerID" <sip:017XXXXXXXX at 46.31.X.X>' failed for
> '46.31.X.X:5060' (callid: VFb797ae4a6e90a05a480de806afxxe at voipfone) - No
> matching endpoint found
>

Assuming you have an "identify" object defined for the ITSP, it sounds like
it didn't match for some reason.  You might want to double check the
"match" parameter.  Maybe there's a typo or something and the ITSP just
happened to use one of the new addresses for that particular call.


>
> All I can tell you is that this server has been up and running for 3
> months without problem (occasional reboot).
>
> The host's monitors showed no strange spikes, it didn't run out of memory,
> and I can find nothing in syslog related to Asterisk between a known "good"
> time and the time of the failed calls.
>
> And of course, the Asterisk process didn't crash, otherwise it wouldn't be
> writing to logs.
>
> The only thing that might be relevant is that yesterday,  the ITSP
> increased its IP address ranges, but I already had those ranges listed in
> iptables and pjsip.conf.
>
> And besides, if the traffic hadn't been blocked, then, again, it wouldn't
> have made it through  to Asterisk to get logged. Am I correct?
>
> So, it's like it somehow got amnesia. The only other strange thing I am
> doing is running this script at just after midnight each night, although
> it's been running just fine for a couple of weeks now.
>
> (It's a workaround for a moh fiddle I'm running - see a previous post but
> I can't see it as being relevant).
>
> pkill mpg123 >> /root/tidy.log
> /usr/sbin/asterisk -x "moh reload" >> /root/tidy.log
> /usr/sbin/asterisk -x "database query \"DELETE FROM \`astdb\` WHERE
> \`key\` LIKE \'%Last%\';\"" >> /root/tidy.log
>
> So... it just seems like Asterisk got pjsip endpoint amnesia - is that
> possible? Anyone come across this before?
>
> Thanks.
>
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George Joseph
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