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Aug 8, 2007 7:11 PM

[OpenSIPStack] is it necessary to parse RTP in openSBC

Hi,

I am a new user of openSBC product.
I was just going through it and have a quiestion.

Why it is necessary to parse RTP. Why cannot we use only the IP and port in
the source and destination fiels to route the messages. why such type of
details are needed to be known by
ssrc=490290042 ntp=2007/8/8-2:22:0.995224 rtp=76800 psent=2 osent=320
ssrc=490290042 fraction=0 lost=0 last_seq=131074 jitter=0
lsr=419:09:26.072dlsr=0

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1. Aug 9, 2007 12:29 AM in response to: Guest
Re: [OpenSIPStack] is it necessary to parse RTP in openSBC
There are cases where the SSRC may change in mid call. One example is
when called is transferred and OpenSBC is configured for Local REFER.
There are UAs that will ignore packets when SSRC is changed. Creating
new packets gets rid of this problem.

Ashish Khare wrote:

Hi,

I am a new user of openSBC product.
I was just going through it and have a quiestion.

Why it is necessary to parse RTP. Why cannot we use only the IP and port in
the source and destination fiels to route the messages. why such type of
details are needed to be known by
ssrc=490290042 ntp=2007/8/8-2:22:0.995224 rtp=76800 psent=2 osent=320
ssrc=490290042 fraction=0 lost=0 last_seq=131074 jitter=0
lsr=419:09:26.072dlsr=0

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2. Aug 9, 2007 12:58 PM in response to: Guest
Re: [OpenSIPStack] is it necessary to parse RTP in openSBC
Hi Baclor,
This is still not clear to me.
Lets take a example:
Sip Client A is talking to Sip Client B through Proxy/B2BUA(P) which handles
only SIP signaling messages.
Now in Call, Sip Client A is trasnferred to Sip CLient C and now B and C are
talking.
But still they are abel to talk.
Then how this case is different from yours. Can you please elaborate and
explain to me.

we are considering to build ALG. We have our own SIP stack ( Proxy and B2BUA
) but we dont have RTP stack. Also we dont want to parse the RTP stream.
Just Rely it, based on source and destination IP and ports. Is this feasible
?. We are also exploring your openSBC if we can used it.

On 8/9/07, Joegen E. Baclor wrote:


There are cases where the SSRC may change in mid call. One example is
when called is transferred and OpenSBC is configured for Local REFER.
There are UAs that will ignore packets when SSRC is changed. Creating
new packets gets rid of this problem.

Ashish Khare wrote:

Hi,

I am a new user of openSBC product.
I was just going through it and have a quiestion.

Why it is necessary to parse RTP. Why cannot we use only the IP and
port in
the source and destination fiels to route the messages. why such type of
details are needed to be known by
ssrc=490290042 ntp=2007/8/8-2:22:0.995224 rtp=76800 psent=2 osent=320
ssrc=490290042 fraction=0 lost=0 last_seq=131074 jitter=0
lsr=419:09:26.072dlsr=0

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3. Aug 9, 2007 10:26 PM in response to: Guest
Re: [OpenSIPStack] is it necessary to parse RTP in openSBC
inline...

Ashish Khare wrote:
Hi Baclor,
This is still not clear to me.
Lets take a example:
Sip Client A is talking to Sip Client B through Proxy/B2BUA(P) which
handles only SIP signaling messages.
Now in Call, Sip Client A is trasnferred to Sip CLient C and now B and
C are talking.
But still they are abel to talk.
Then how this case is different from yours. Can you please elaborate
and explain to me.

There are two ways OpenSBC handles REFER. The default is to relay the
REFER to the UA and let the UA do the transfer request. This is ok
because the UA knows that there will be a change in the audio session.
The second way (Local REFER) will not relay the REFER. Instead OpenSBC
do the transfer. This leaves the other UA to not know that the call is
actually transfered. If the transfer succeeded, a new media would with
a different SSRC would have been created. If OpenSBC just relays that,
the UA may reject the packets because the ssrc has already changed.


we are considering to build ALG. We have our own SIP stack ( Proxy and
B2BUA ) but we dont have RTP stack. Also we dont want to parse the
RTP stream. Just Rely it, based on source and destination IP and
ports. Is this feasible ?. We are also exploring your openSBC if we
can used it.


Of course this is feasible. You will have to change some lines of code
in the media interface but it wont take much. Just post questions
about the code if you need to clarify something.



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4. Aug 9, 2007 11:13 PM in response to: Guest
[OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP and ntdll.dll crashing

Hey Guys,

I was going to post this on the ATLSIP list, but it bounced back to me.
(Maybe not working yet?)


Anyway, I''ve been using ATLSIP for some time now, with pretty good success.
I''m currently having a very bizarre issue. I''ve built a C# softphone and it
runs fine on XP Pro machines. However, when it''s installed on XP Home boxes,
it sporadically crashes, giving the windows Send/Don''t Send big report.

The module which is affected and causing the crash is "ntdll.dll" . The
softphone typically works for 2-3 calls, then crashes. Has anyone
experienced this? I''ve compiled ATLSIP from CVS yesterday. Any suggestions
on how to debug or even a possible solution for this would be great!

Whit



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5. Aug 10, 2007 12:45 AM in response to: Guest
Re: [OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP and ntdll.dll crashing
Build your softphone on XP Home and make an installer for it.

Whit Thiele wrote:

Hey Guys,

I was going to post this on the ATLSIP list, but it bounced back to me.
(Maybe not working yet?)


Anyway, I''ve been using ATLSIP for some time now, with pretty good success.
I''m currently having a very bizarre issue. I''ve built a C# softphone and it
runs fine on XP Pro machines. However, when it''s installed on XP Home boxes,
it sporadically crashes, giving the windows Send/Don''t Send big report.

The module which is affected and causing the crash is "ntdll.dll" . The
softphone typically works for 2-3 calls, then crashes. Has anyone
experienced this? I''ve compiled ATLSIP from CVS yesterday. Any suggestions
on how to debug or even a possible solution for this would be great!

Whit



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6. Aug 10, 2007 1:34 AM in response to: Guest
Re: [OpenSIPStack] is it necessary to parse RTP in openSBC
Hi Baclor,

Thanks for the reply.
Is there any design document about openSBC, which will tell me in detail
about how it is implementing the NAtting/ ALG functinality and how it will
handle the Media streams.
For Call Transfer, we will use the relay approach.
Also, if i want to just relay the Media packets, can you let me know the
algorithm you have applied in the openSBC.

Also, in openSBC product, is High Availability supported or it is in roadmap
?

On 8/10/07, Joegen E. Baclor wrote:


inline...

Ashish Khare wrote:

Hi Baclor,
This is still not clear to me.
Lets take a example:
Sip Client A is talking to Sip Client B through Proxy/B2BUA(P) which
handles only SIP signaling messages.
Now in Call, Sip Client A is trasnferred to Sip CLient C and now B and
C are talking.
But still they are abel to talk.
Then how this case is different from yours. Can you please elaborate
and explain to me.

There are two ways OpenSBC handles REFER. The default is to relay the
REFER to the UA and let the UA do the transfer request. This is ok
because the UA knows that there will be a change in the audio session.
The second way (Local REFER) will not relay the REFER. Instead OpenSBC
do the transfer. This leaves the other UA to not know that the call is
actually transfered. If the transfer succeeded, a new media would with
a different SSRC would have been created. If OpenSBC just relays that,
the UA may reject the packets because the ssrc has already changed.


we are considering to build ALG. We have our own SIP stack ( Proxy and
B2BUA ) but we dont have RTP stack. Also we dont want to parse the
RTP stream. Just Rely it, based on source and destination IP and
ports. Is this feasible ?. We are also exploring your openSBC if we
can used it.


Of course this is feasible. You will have to change some lines of code
in the media interface but it wont take much. Just post questions
about the code if you need to clarify something.




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7. Aug 10, 2007 3:19 AM in response to: Guest
Re: [OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP and ntdll.dll crashing
Hi Whit,

I''m on a XP Pro box today so I can''t reproduce this yet. How are you
deploying your softphone to XP Home? If it''s via a VS Setup project, try
packaging it with the appropriate CRT and ATL merge modules (and the
policies that come with them).

Regards,
Ilian

Whit Thiele wrote:
Hey Guys,

I was going to post this on the ATLSIP list, but it bounced back to me.
(Maybe not working yet?)


Anyway, I''ve been using ATLSIP for some time now, with pretty good success.
I''m currently having a very bizarre issue. I''ve built a C# softphone and it
runs fine on XP Pro machines. However, when it''s installed on XP Home boxes,
it sporadically crashes, giving the windows Send/Don''t Send big report.

The module which is affected and causing the crash is "ntdll.dll" . The
softphone typically works for 2-3 calls, then crashes. Has anyone
experienced this? I''ve compiled ATLSIP from CVS yesterday. Any suggestions
on how to debug or even a possible solution for this would be great!

Whit


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8. Aug 10, 2007 8:49 AM in response to: Guest
Re: [OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP and ntdll.dll crashing
Hello,I''m getting the same problem even with Windows XP Pro SP2 and for me it works well on two laptops running on both Home edition and Media center Edition.Is it possible that ATLSIP can have incompatibility with processors?Because i tested it on 6 Celeron PCs and two P4 running Windows XP PRO and it always crashing after some calls.> Date: Fri, 10 Aug 2007 15:19:37 +0800> From: ipinzon at solegysystems dot com> To: opensipstack-devel at lists dot sourceforge dot net> Subject: Re: [OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP and ntdll.dll crashing> > Hi Whit,> > I''m on a XP Pro box today so I can''t reproduce this yet. How are you > deploying your softphone to XP Home? If it''s via a VS Setup project, try > packaging it with the appropriate CRT and ATL merge modules (and the > policies that come with them).> > Regards,> Ilian> > Whit Thiele wrote:> > Hey Guys,> >> > I was going to post this on the ATLSIP list, but it bounced back to me.> > (Maybe not working yet?)> >> >> >> > Anyway, I''ve been using ATLSIP for some time now, with pretty good success.> > I''m currently having a very bizarre issue. I''ve built a C# softphone and it> > runs fine on XP Pro machines. However, when it''s installed on XP Home boxes,> > it sporadically crashes, giving the windows Send/Don''t Send big report.> >> > The module which is affected and causing the crash is "ntdll.dll" . The> > softphone typically works for 2-3 calls, then crashes. Has anyone> > experienced this? I''ve compiled ATLSIP from CVS yesterday. Any suggestions> > on how to debug or even a possible solution for this would be great!> >> >> > Whit> >> >> >> >> >> > -------------------------------------------------------------------------> > This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc.> > Still grepping through log files to find problems? Stop.> > Now Search log events and configuration files using AJAX and a browser.> > Download your FREE copy of Splunk now >> http://get.splunk.com/> > _______________________________________________> > opensipstack-devel mailing list> > opensipstack-devel at lists dot sourceforge dot net> > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/opensipstack-devel> >> >> > > > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------> This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc.> Still grepping through log files to find problems? Stop.> Now Search log events and configuration files using AJAX and a browser.> Download your FREE copy of Splunk now >> http://get.splunk.com/> _______________________________________________> opensipstack-devel mailing list> opensipstack-devel at lists dot sourceforge dot net> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/opensipstack-devel
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9. Aug 10, 2007 9:45 AM in response to: Guest
Re: [OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP and ntdll.dll crashing

Ilian,

I created a VS deployment project very similar to the OSS phone. I''ve also
included most of the CRT/ATL modules I think I need. I''m assuming that since
it works for a couple calls that side of things should be fine. Is there a
complete list of the modules which should be included? Is there a DLL
conflict with certain systems? I''ve used OSSPhone as a reference project for
deployment. I wouldn''t have thought there would be a huge difference between
XP Pro and XP Home. I''ve been running this softphone on my dev box, but of
course it may have many more of the libraries already installed because of
the development enviroments.

So far I''ve tried:

Completely updated the machine with Windows Update (in case)
Repaired .NET 2.0
Wrapping some exception handling code in the softphone

But no luck so far.

The only other thing I think may be causing this is not wrapping a Mutex
around my MakeCall function like OSS phone does. Perhaps too many events are
being fired at the same time. (I''m totally guessing)

Let me know if you have suggestions or find anything out!

Whit

-----Original Message-----
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Jeri C. Pinzon
Sent: Friday, August 10, 2007 2:20 AM
To: opensipstack-devel at lists dot sourceforge dot net
Subject: Re: [OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP and ntdll.dll crashing

Hi Whit,

I''m on a XP Pro box today so I can''t reproduce this yet. How are you
deploying your softphone to XP Home? If it''s via a VS Setup project, try
packaging it with the appropriate CRT and ATL merge modules (and the
policies that come with them).

Regards,
Ilian

Whit Thiele wrote:

Hey Guys,

I was going to post this on the ATLSIP list, but it bounced back to me.
(Maybe not working yet?)


Anyway, I''ve been using ATLSIP for some time now, with pretty good

success.
I''m currently having a very bizarre issue. I''ve built a C# softphone and
it
runs fine on XP Pro machines. However, when it''s installed on XP Home
boxes,
it sporadically crashes, giving the windows Send/Don''t Send big report.

The module which is affected and causing the crash is "ntdll.dll" . The
softphone typically works for 2-3 calls, then crashes. Has anyone
experienced this? I''ve compiled ATLSIP from CVS yesterday. Any suggestions
on how to debug or even a possible solution for this would be great!

Whit


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10. Aug 12, 2007 10:38 PM in response to: Guest
Re: [OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP and ntdll.dll crashing
Whit,

Can I have a copy of your log (sip.log) after ATLSIP crashes?

  • Ilian

Whit Thiele wrote:
Ilian,

I created a VS deployment project very similar to the OSS phone. I''ve also
included most of the CRT/ATL modules I think I need. I''m assuming that since
it works for a couple calls that side of things should be fine. Is there a
complete list of the modules which should be included? Is there a DLL
conflict with certain systems? I''ve used OSSPhone as a reference project for
deployment. I wouldn''t have thought there would be a huge difference between
XP Pro and XP Home. I''ve been running this softphone on my dev box, but of
course it may have many more of the libraries already installed because of
the development enviroments.

So far I''ve tried:

Completely updated the machine with Windows Update (in case)
Repaired .NET 2.0
Wrapping some exception handling code in the softphone

But no luck so far.

The only other thing I think may be causing this is not wrapping a Mutex
around my MakeCall function like OSS phone does. Perhaps too many events are
being fired at the same time. (I''m totally guessing)

Let me know if you have suggestions or find anything out!

Whit

-----Original Message-----
From: opensipstack-devel-bounces at lists dot sourceforge dot net
[mailto:opensipstack-devel-bounces at lists dot sourceforge dot net] On Behalf Of Ilian
Jeri C. Pinzon
Sent: Friday, August 10, 2007 2:20 AM
To: opensipstack-devel at lists dot sourceforge dot net
Subject: Re: [OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP and ntdll.dll crashing

Hi Whit,

I''m on a XP Pro box today so I can''t reproduce this yet. How are you
deploying your softphone to XP Home? If it''s via a VS Setup project, try
packaging it with the appropriate CRT and ATL merge modules (and the
policies that come with them).

Regards,
Ilian

Whit Thiele wrote:

Hey Guys,

I was going to post this on the ATLSIP list, but it bounced back to me.
(Maybe not working yet?)


Anyway, I''ve been using ATLSIP for some time now, with pretty good

success.

I''m currently having a very bizarre issue. I''ve built a C# softphone and
it

runs fine on XP Pro machines. However, when it''s installed on XP Home
boxes,

it sporadically crashes, giving the windows Send/Don''t Send big report.

The module which is affected and causing the crash is "ntdll.dll" . The
softphone typically works for 2-3 calls, then crashes. Has anyone
experienced this? I''ve compiled ATLSIP from CVS yesterday. Any suggestions
on how to debug or even a possible solution for this would be great!

Whit


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11. Aug 13, 2007 5:09 AM in response to: Guest
Re: [OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP and ntdll.dll crashing
Hello,I''m getting the same problem even with Windows XP Pro SP2 and
for me it works well on two laptops running on both Home edition and
Media center Edition.Is it possible that ATLSIP can have incompatibility with processors?Because i tested it on 6 Celeron PCs and two P4 running Windows XP PRO and it always crashing after some calls.> Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2007 10:38:56 +0800> From: ipinzon at solegysystems dot com> To: opensipstack-devel at lists dot sourceforge dot net> Subject: Re: [OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP and ntdll.dll crashing> > Whit,> > Can I have a copy of your log (sip.log) after ATLSIP crashes?> > - Ilian> > Whit Thiele wrote:> > Ilian,> >> > I created a VS deployment project very similar to the OSS phone. I''ve also> > included most of the CRT/ATL modules I think I need. I''m assuming that since> > it works for a couple calls that side of things should be fine. Is there a> > complete list of the modules which should be included? Is there a DLL> > conflict with certain systems? I''ve used OSSPhone as a reference project for> > deployment. I wouldn''t have thought there would be a huge difference between> > XP Pro and XP Home. I''ve been running this softphone on my dev box, but of> > course it may have many more of the libraries already installed because of> > the development enviroments. > >> > So far I''ve tried:> >> > Completely updated the machine with Windows Update (in case)> > Repaired .NET 2.0 > > Wrapping some exception handling code in the softphone > >> > But no luck so far.> >> > The only other thing I think may be causing this is not wrapping a Mutex> > around my MakeCall function like OSS phone does. Perhaps too many events are> > being fired at the same time. (I''m totally guessing)> >> > Let me know if you have suggestions or find anything out!> > > >> > Whit> >> >> > -----Original Message-----> > From: opensipstack-devel-bounces at lists dot sourceforge dot net> > [mailto:opensipstack-devel-bounces at lists dot sourceforge dot net] On Behalf Of Ilian> > Jeri C. Pinzon> > Sent: Friday, August 10, 2007 2:20 AM> > To: opensipstack-devel at lists dot sourceforge dot net> > Subject: Re: [OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP and ntdll.dll crashing> >> > Hi Whit,> >> > I''m on a XP Pro box today so I can''t reproduce this yet. How are you > > deploying your softphone to XP Home? If it''s via a VS Setup project, try > > packaging it with the appropriate CRT and ATL merge modules (and the > > policies that come with them).> >> > Regards,> > Ilian> >> > Whit Thiele wrote:> > > >> Hey Guys,> >>> >> I was going to post this on the ATLSIP list, but it bounced back to me.> >> (Maybe not working yet?)> >>> >>> >>> >> Anyway, I''ve been using ATLSIP for some time now, with pretty good> >> > > success.> > > >> I''m currently having a very bizarre issue. I''ve built a C# softphone and> >> > > it> > > >> runs fine on XP Pro machines. However, when it''s installed on XP Home> >> > > boxes,> > > >> it sporadically crashes, giving the windows Send/Don''t Send big report.> >>> >> The module which is affected and causing the crash is "ntdll.dll" . The> >> softphone typically works for 2-3 calls, then crashes. Has anyone> >> experienced this? I''ve compiled ATLSIP from CVS yesterday. Any suggestions> >> on how to debug or even a possible solution for this would be great!> >>> >>> >> Whit> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> -------------------------------------------------------------------------> >> This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc.> >> Still grepping through log files to find problems? 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12. Aug 13, 2007 5:20 AM in response to: Guest
Re: [OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP and ntdll.dll crashing
i think it''s unlikely that this is caused by processor
incompatibility... can I get a copy of your log files? i''ll try and see
what''s causing this.

Yacine Auczone wrote:
Hello,I''m getting the same problem even with Windows XP Pro SP2 and
for me it works well on two laptops running on both Home edition and
Media center Edition.Is it possible that ATLSIP can have incompatibility with processors?Because i tested it on 6 Celeron PCs and two P4 running Windows XP PRO and it always crashing after some calls.> Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2007 10:38:56 +0800> From: ipinzon at solegysystems dot com> To: opensipstack-devel at lists dot sourceforge dot net> Subject: Re: [OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP and ntdll.dll crashing> > Whit,> > Can I have a copy of your log (sip.log) after ATLSIP crashes?> > - Ilian> > Whit Thiele wrote:> > Ilian,> >> > I created a VS deployment project very similar to the OSS phone. I''ve also> > included most of the CRT/ATL modules I think I need. I''m assuming that since> > it works for a couple calls that side of things should be fine. Is there a> > complete list of the modules which should be included? Is there a DLL> > conflict with certain systems? I''ve used OSSPhone as a reference project for> > deployment. I wouldn''t have thought there would be a huge difference between> > XP Pro and XP Home. I''ve been running this softphone on my dev box, but of> > course it may have many more of the libraries already installed because of> > the development enviroments. > >> > So far I''ve tried:> >> > Completely updated the machine with Windows Update (in case)> > Repaired .NET 2.0 > > Wrapping some exception handling code in the softphone > >> > But no luck so far.> >> > The only other thing I think may be causing this is not wrapping a Mutex> > around my MakeCall function like OSS phone does. Perhaps too many events are> > being fired at the same time. (I''m totally guessing)> >> > Let me know if you have suggestions or find anything out!> > > >> > Whit> >> >> > -----Original Message-----> > From: opensipstack-devel-bounces at lists dot sourceforge dot net> > [mailto:opensipstack-devel-bounces at lists dot sourceforge dot net] On Behalf Of Ilian> > Jeri C. Pinzon> > Sent: Friday, August 10, 2007 2:20 AM> > To: opensipstack-devel at lists dot sourceforge dot net> > Subject: Re: [OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP and ntdll.dll crashing> >> > Hi Whit,> >> > I''m on a XP Pro box today so I can''t reproduce this yet. How are you > > deploying your softphone to XP Home? If it''s via a VS Setup project, try > > packaging it with the appropriate CRT and ATL merge modules (and the > > policies that come with them).> >> > Regards,> > Ilian> >> > Whit Thiele wrote:> > > >> Hey Guys,> >>> >> I was going to post this on the ATLSIP list, but it bounced back to me.> >> (Maybe not working yet?)> >>> >>> >>> >> Anyway, I''ve been using ATLSIP for some time now, with pretty good> >> > > success.> > > >> I''m currently having a very bizarre issue. I''ve built a C# softphone and> >> > > it> > > >> runs fine on XP Pro machines. However, when it''s installed on XP Home> >> > > boxes,> > > >> it sporadically crashes, giving the windows Send/Don''t Send big report.> >>> >> The module which is affected and causing the crash is "ntdll.dll" . The> >> softphone typically works for 2-3 calls, then crashes. Has anyone> >> experienced this? I''ve compiled ATLSIP from CVS yesterday. Any suggestions> >> on how to debug or even a possible solution for this would be great!> >>> >>> >> Whit> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> -------------------------------------------------------------------------> >> This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc.> >> Still grepping through log files to find problems? 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13. Aug 13, 2007 5:54 AM in response to: Guest
Re: [OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP and ntdll.dll crashing
This is my sip.log file after two crashes-------------------------------------------------------------------2007/08/13 10:44:34.328 ActiveSIPControl INF: [CID=0x068e] Session CREATED2007/08/13 10:44:34.328 ActiveSIPControl INF: [CID=0x068e] *** CREATED *** CLIENT REGISTER Session REGISTER-5002@193.251.169.1322007/08/13 10:44:34.328 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x0983] REGISTER: Starting Registration Process2007/08/13 10:44:34.328 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] 2007/08/13 10:44:34.328 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] REGISTER sip:193.251.169.132 SIP/2.02007/08/13 10:44:34.328 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] From: 5002 ;tag=6c4347d064f9181095aee0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:34.328 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] To: sip:5002@193.251.169.1322007/08/13 10:44:34.328 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 192.168.0.52:5060;branch=z9hG4bK6c4347d064f9181095afe0ef3ed8ae95;rport2007/08/13 10:44:34.328 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] CSeq: 1 REGISTER2007/08/13 10:44:34.328 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] Call-ID: 6c4347d0-64f9-1810-8fe2-e0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:34.328 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] Contact: "5002" <sip:5002@192.168.0.52:5060;transport=udp>2007/08/13 10:44:34.328 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] Expires: 36002007/08/13 10:44:34.328 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] Max-Forwards: 102007/08/13 10:44:34.328 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] Allow: INVITE, BYE, ACK, REFER, MESSAGE, INFO, NOTIFY, OPTIONS2007/08/13 10:44:34.328 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] Content-Length: 02007/08/13 10:44:34.328 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] 2007/08/13 10:44:34.328 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] 2007/08/13 10:44:34.328 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907070) *** CREATED *** - NICT|6c4347d0-64f9-1810-8fe2-e0ef3ed8ae95|z9hG4bK6c4347d064f9181095afe0ef3ed8ae95|REGISTER2007/08/13 10:44:34.328 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907070) Event(SIPMessage) - REGISTER sip:193.251.169.132 SIP/2.02007/08/13 10:44:34.328 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0983] TRANSACTION: (NICT) REGISTER sip:193.251.169.132 SIP/2.0 State: 02007/08/13 10:44:34.328 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907070) StateIdle->StateTrying(REGISTER sip:193.251.169.132 SIP/2.0)2007/08/13 10:44:34.328 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907070) Timer E( 500 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:34.328 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907070) Timer F( 10000 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:34.375 SIP Timer Thread DBG: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907070) Timer E( 500 ms ) EXPIRED2007/08/13 10:44:34.375 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907070) Event( Timer-E ) Interval: 5002007/08/13 10:44:34.375 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907070) Timer E( 1000 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:34.484 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907070) Event(SIPMessage) - SIP/2.0 100 Trying2007/08/13 10:44:34.484 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0983] TRANSACTION: (NICT) SIP/2.0 100 Trying State: 12007/08/13 10:44:34.484 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907070) StateTrying->StateProceeding2007/08/13 10:44:34.500 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907070) Event(SIPMessage) - SIP/2.0 401 Unauthorized2007/08/13 10:44:34.500 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0983] TRANSACTION: (NICT) SIP/2.0 401 Unauthorized State: 22007/08/13 10:44:34.500 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907070) StateProceeding->StateCompleted2007/08/13 10:44:34.500 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907070) Timer E STOPPED2007/08/13 10:44:34.500 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907070) Timer F STOPPED2007/08/13 10:44:34.500 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907070) Timer K( 5000 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:34.500 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] 2007/08/13 10:44:34.500 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] SIP/2.0 401 Unauthorized2007/08/13 10:44:34.500 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] From: 5002 ;tag=6c4347d064f9181095aee0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:34.500 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] To: sip:5002@193.251.169.132;tag=as2841a7c02007/08/13 10:44:34.500 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 192.168.0.52:5060;iid=2597;branch=z9hG4bK6c4347d064f9181095afe0ef3ed8ae95;uas-addr=193.251.169.132;rport=5060;received=192.168.0.522007/08/13 10:44:34.500 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] CSeq: 1 REGISTER2007/08/13 10:44:34.500 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] Call-ID: 6c4347d0-64f9-1810-8fe2-e0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:34.500 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] User-Agent: Asterisk PBX2007/08/13 10:44:34.500 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] WWW-Authenticate: Digest algorithm=MD5, realm="asterisk", nonce="603044a4"2007/08/13 10:44:34.500 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] Allow: INVITE, ACK, CANCEL, OPTIONS, BYE, REFER, SUBSCRIBE, NOTIFY2007/08/13 10:44:34.500 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] Content-Length: 02007/08/13 10:44:34.500 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] 2007/08/13 10:44:34.500 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] 2007/08/13 10:44:34.500 UserAgent DTL: [CID=0x0983] REGISTER: Registration being authenticated2007/08/13 10:44:34.500 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907070) Event(SIPMessage) - SIP/2.0 100 Trying2007/08/13 10:44:34.500 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0983] TRANSACTION: (NICT) SIP/2.0 100 Trying State: 32007/08/13 10:44:34.515 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907070) Event(SIPMessage) - SIP/2.0 401 Unauthorized2007/08/13 10:44:34.515 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0983] TRANSACTION: (NICT) SIP/2.0 401 Unauthorized State: 32007/08/13 10:44:34.515 UserAgent DTL: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907071) *** CREATED *** - NICT|6c4347d0-64f9-1810-8fe2-e0ef3ed8ae95|z9hG4bKaa8c47d064f9181095afe0ef3ed8ae95|REGISTER2007/08/13 10:44:34.515 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907071) Event(SIPMessage) - REGISTER sip:193.251.169.132 SIP/2.02007/08/13 10:44:34.515 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0983] TRANSACTION: (NICT) REGISTER sip:193.251.169.132 SIP/2.0 State: 02007/08/13 10:44:34.515 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907071) StateIdle->StateTrying(REGISTER sip:193.251.169.132 SIP/2.0)2007/08/13 10:44:34.515 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907071) Timer E( 500 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:34.515 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907071) Timer F( 10000 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:34.531 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907071) Event(SIPMessage) - SIP/2.0 100 Trying2007/08/13 10:44:34.531 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0983] TRANSACTION: (NICT) SIP/2.0 100 Trying State: 12007/08/13 10:44:34.531 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907071) StateTrying->StateProceeding2007/08/13 10:44:34.531 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907071) Event(SIPMessage) - SIP/2.0 200 OK2007/08/13 10:44:34.531 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0983] TRANSACTION: (NICT) SIP/2.0 200 OK State: 22007/08/13 10:44:34.531 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] 2007/08/13 10:44:34.531 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] SIP/2.0 200 OK2007/08/13 10:44:34.531 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] From: 5002 ;tag=908647d064f9181095afe0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:34.531 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] To: sip:5002@193.251.169.132;tag=as2841a7c02007/08/13 10:44:34.531 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 192.168.0.52:5060;iid=2597;branch=z9hG4bKaa8c47d064f9181095afe0ef3ed8ae95;uas-addr=193.251.169.132;rport=5060;received=192.168.0.522007/08/13 10:44:34.531 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] CSeq: 2 REGISTER2007/08/13 10:44:34.531 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] Call-ID: 6c4347d0-64f9-1810-8fe2-e0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:34.531 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] Contact: <sip:5002@192.168.0.52:5060;transport=udp>;expires=36002007/08/13 10:44:34.531 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2007 09:44:14 GMT2007/08/13 10:44:34.531 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] User-Agent: Asterisk PBX2007/08/13 10:44:34.531 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] Expires: 36002007/08/13 10:44:34.531 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] Allow: INVITE, ACK, CANCEL, OPTIONS, BYE, REFER, SUBSCRIBE, NOTIFY2007/08/13 10:44:34.531 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] Content-Length: 02007/08/13 10:44:34.531 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] 2007/08/13 10:44:34.531 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] 2007/08/13 10:44:34.531 UserAgent DTL: [CID=0x0983] REGISTER: Registration Accepted2007/08/13 10:44:34.531 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907071) StateProceeding->StateCompleted2007/08/13 10:44:34.531 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907071) Timer E STOPPED2007/08/13 10:44:34.531 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907071) Timer F STOPPED2007/08/13 10:44:34.531 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907071) Timer K( 5000 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:39.375 SIP Timer Thread DBG: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907070) Timer K( 5000 ms ) EXPIRED2007/08/13 10:44:39.375 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907070) Event( Timer-K ) Interval: 50002007/08/13 10:44:39.375 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907070) Event(Final)2007/08/13 10:44:39.375 SIP Timer Thread DBG: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907071) Timer K( 5000 ms ) EXPIRED2007/08/13 10:44:39.375 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907071) Event( Timer-K ) Interval: 50002007/08/13 10:44:39.375 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907071) Event(Final)2007/08/13 10:44:39.375 Transaction Cleaner DBG: [CID=0x0000] GC: First Stale Object SIPTransaction2007/08/13 10:44:39.375 Transaction Cleaner DBG: [CID=0x0000] GC: First Stale Object SIPTransaction2007/08/13 10:44:39.375 GC::Collector DBG: [CID=0x0983] TRANSACTION: (NICT) DESTROYED2007/08/13 10:44:39.375 GC::Collector DTL: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907071) *** DESTROYED *** - NICT|6c4347d0-64f9-1810-8fe2-e0ef3ed8ae95|z9hG4bKaa8c47d064f9181095afe0ef3ed8ae95|REGISTER2007/08/13 10:44:39.375 GC::Collector DBG: [CID=0x0983] TRANSACTION: (NICT) DESTROYED2007/08/13 10:44:39.375 GC::Collector DTL: [CID=0x0983] NICT(346907070) *** DESTROYED *** - NICT|6c4347d0-64f9-1810-8fe2-e0ef3ed8ae95|z9hG4bK6c4347d064f9181095afe0ef3ed8ae95|REGISTER2007/08/13 10:44:43.859 Transport (INBOUND) DTL: [CID=0x0b5f] IST(346907072) *** CREATED *** - IST|0e5a3e462d962e0025157f91145eb6a5@193.251.169.132|z9hG4bK6e8ff5ce|INVITE2007/08/13 10:44:43.859 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0b5f] IST(346907072) Event(SIPMessage) - INVITE sip:5002@192.168.0.52:5060;transport=udp SIP/2.02007/08/13 10:44:43.859 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] TRANSACTION: (IST) INVITE sip:5002@192.168.0.52:5060;transport=udp SIP/2.0 State: 02007/08/13 10:44:43.859 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0b5f] IST(346907072) StateIdle->StateProceeding2007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent INF: [CID=0x0b5f] Session CREATED2007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent INF: [CID=0x0b5f] *** CREATED *** Call Session2007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DTL: [CID=0x0b5f] *** MESSAGE ARRIVAL *** for SIP Session 0e5a3e462d962e0025157f91145eb6a5@193.251.169.1322007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] 2007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] INVITE sip:5002@192.168.0.52:5060;transport=udp SIP/2.02007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] From: "7000" ;tag=as6e5e8e6a2007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] To: <sip:5002@192.168.0.52:5060;transport=udp>2007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 193.251.169.132:5060;branch=z9hG4bK6e8ff5ce;rport=5060;received=193.251.169.1322007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] CSeq: 102 INVITE2007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] Call-ID: 0e5a3e462d962e0025157f91145eb6a5@193.251.169.1322007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] Contact: 2007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2007 09:44:23 GMT2007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] User-Agent: Asterisk PBX2007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] Max-Forwards: 702007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] Allow: INVITE, ACK, CANCEL, OPTIONS, BYE, REFER, SUBSCRIBE, NOTIFY2007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] Content-Type: application/sdp2007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] Content-Length: 3402007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] 2007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] v=02007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] o=root 2241 2241 IN IP4 193.251.169.1322007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] s=session2007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] c=IN IP4 193.251.169.1322007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] t=0 02007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] m=audio 11240 RTP/AVP 18 97 3 0 8 1012007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] a=rtpmap:18 G729/80002007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] a=fmtp:18 annexb=no2007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] a=rtpmap:97 iLBC/80002007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] a=rtpmap:3 GSM/80002007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] a=rtpmap:0 PCMU/80002007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] a=rtpmap:8 PCMA/80002007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] a=rtpmap:101 telephone-event/80002007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] a=fmtp:101 0-162007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] a=silenceSupp:off - - - -2007/08/13 10:44:43.859 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] 2007/08/13 10:44:43.875 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0b5f] IST(346907072) Event(SIPMessage) - SIP/2.0 180 Ringing2007/08/13 10:44:43.875 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] TRANSACTION: (IST) SIP/2.0 180 Ringing State: 22007/08/13 10:44:45.781 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0b5f] IST(346907072) Event(SIPMessage) - SIP/2.0 200 OK2007/08/13 10:44:45.781 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] TRANSACTION: (IST) SIP/2.0 200 OK State: 22007/08/13 10:44:45.781 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] IST(346907072) Timer G STOPPED2007/08/13 10:44:45.781 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] IST(346907072) Timer H STOPPED2007/08/13 10:44:45.781 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0b5f] IST(346907072) StateProceeding->StateConfirmed2007/08/13 10:44:45.781 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] IST(346907072) Timer I( 5000 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:45.812 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] 2007/08/13 10:44:45.812 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] ACK sip:192.168.0.52:5060 SIP/2.02007/08/13 10:44:45.812 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] From: "7000" ;tag=as6e5e8e6a2007/08/13 10:44:45.812 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] To: <sip:5002@192.168.0.52:5060;transport=udp>;tag=acd455d064f9181095afe0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:45.812 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 193.251.169.132:5060;branch=z9hG4bK7f6a2c7a;rport=5060;received=193.251.169.1322007/08/13 10:44:45.812 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] CSeq: 102 ACK2007/08/13 10:44:45.812 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] Call-ID: 0e5a3e462d962e0025157f91145eb6a5@193.251.169.1322007/08/13 10:44:45.812 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] Contact: 2007/08/13 10:44:45.812 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] User-Agent: Asterisk PBX2007/08/13 10:44:45.812 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] Max-Forwards: 702007/08/13 10:44:45.812 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] Content-Length: 02007/08/13 10:44:45.812 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] 2007/08/13 10:44:45.812 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] 2007/08/13 10:44:47.875 OnRelease:133f9c0 INF: [CID=0x0b5f] Sending BYE2007/08/13 10:44:47.875 OnRelease:133f9c0 DTL: [CID=0x0b5f] NICT(346907073) *** CREATED *** - NICT|0e5a3e462d962e0025157f91145eb6a5@193.251.169.132|z9hG4bK2cef5bd064f9181095b0e0ef3ed8ae95|BYE2007/08/13 10:44:47.875 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0b5f] NICT(346907073) Event(SIPMessage) - BYE sip:7000@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.02007/08/13 10:44:47.875 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] TRANSACTION: (NICT) BYE sip:7000@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.0 State: 02007/08/13 10:44:47.875 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0b5f] NICT(346907073) StateIdle->StateTrying(BYE sip:7000@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.0)2007/08/13 10:44:47.875 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] NICT(346907073) Timer E( 500 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:47.875 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] NICT(346907073) Timer F( 10000 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:47.875 SIP Timer Thread DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] NICT(346907073) Timer E( 500 ms ) EXPIRED2007/08/13 10:44:47.875 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0b5f] NICT(346907073) Event( Timer-E ) Interval: 5002007/08/13 10:44:47.875 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] NICT(346907073) Timer E( 1000 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:47.890 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0b5f] NICT(346907073) Event(SIPMessage) - SIP/2.0 200 OK2007/08/13 10:44:47.890 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] TRANSACTION: (NICT) SIP/2.0 200 OK State: 12007/08/13 10:44:47.890 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0b5f] NICT(346907073) StateTrying->StateCompleted2007/08/13 10:44:47.890 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] NICT(346907073) Timer E STOPPED2007/08/13 10:44:47.890 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] NICT(346907073) Timer F STOPPED2007/08/13 10:44:47.890 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] NICT(346907073) Timer K( 5000 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:47.890 UserAgent DTL: [CID=0x0b5f] *** MESSAGE ARRIVAL *** for SIP Session 0e5a3e462d962e0025157f91145eb6a5@193.251.169.1322007/08/13 10:44:47.890 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] 2007/08/13 10:44:47.890 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] SIP/2.0 200 OK2007/08/13 10:44:47.890 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] From: <sip:5002@192.168.0.52:5060;transport=udp>;tag=acd455d064f9181095afe0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:47.890 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] To: ;tag=as6e5e8e6a2007/08/13 10:44:47.890 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 192.168.0.52:5060;iid=2598;branch=z9hG4bK2cef5bd064f9181095b0e0ef3ed8ae95;uas-addr=193.251.169.132;rport=5060;received=192.168.0.522007/08/13 10:44:47.890 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] CSeq: 2 BYE2007/08/13 10:44:47.890 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] Call-ID: 0e5a3e462d962e0025157f91145eb6a5@193.251.169.1322007/08/13 10:44:47.890 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] Contact: 2007/08/13 10:44:47.890 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] User-Agent: Asterisk PBX2007/08/13 10:44:47.890 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] Allow: INVITE, ACK, CANCEL, OPTIONS, BYE, REFER, SUBSCRIBE, NOTIFY2007/08/13 10:44:47.890 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] X-Asterisk-HangupCause: Normal Clearing2007/08/13 10:44:47.890 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] Content-Length: 02007/08/13 10:44:47.890 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] 2007/08/13 10:44:47.890 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] 2007/08/13 10:44:47.906 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0b5f] NICT(346907073) Event(SIPMessage) - SIP/2.0 200 OK2007/08/13 10:44:47.906 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] TRANSACTION: (NICT) SIP/2.0 200 OK State: 32007/08/13 10:44:48.578 OpalGarbage DBG: [CID=0x0000] GC: First Stale Object CallSession2007/08/13 10:44:48.578 GC::Collector INF: [CID=0x0b5f] *** DESTROYED *** Call Session2007/08/13 10:44:48.578 GC::Collector INF: [CID=0x0b5f] CALL: Session DESTROYED2007/08/13 10:44:50.375 SIP Timer Thread DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] IST(346907072) Timer I( 5000 ms ) EXPIRED2007/08/13 10:44:50.375 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0b5f] IST(346907072) Event( Timer-I ) Interval: 50002007/08/13 10:44:50.375 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0b5f] IST(346907072) Event(Final)2007/08/13 10:44:50.375 Transaction Cleaner DBG: [CID=0x0000] GC: First Stale Object SIPTransaction2007/08/13 10:44:50.375 GC::Collector DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] TRANSACTION: (IST) DESTROYED2007/08/13 10:44:50.375 GC::Collector DTL: [CID=0x0b5f] IST(346907072) *** DESTROYED *** - IST|0e5a3e462d962e0025157f91145eb6a5@193.251.169.132|z9hG4bK6e8ff5ce|INVITE2007/08/13 10:44:51.906 ActiveSIPControl INF: [CID=0x097d] Session CREATED2007/08/13 10:44:51.906 ActiveSIPControl INF: [CID=0x097d] *** CREATED *** Call Session2007/08/13 10:44:51.937 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907074) *** CREATED *** - ICT|e11562d0-64f9-1810-8fe3-e0ef3ed8ae95|z9hG4bKe11562d064f9181095b0e0ef3ed8ae95|INVITE2007/08/13 10:44:51.937 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907074) Event(SIPMessage) - INVITE sip:9011@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.02007/08/13 10:44:51.937 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] TRANSACTION: (ICT) INVITE sip:9011@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.0 State: 02007/08/13 10:44:51.953 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907074) Event(SIPMessage) - INVITE sip:9011@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.02007/08/13 10:44:51.953 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] TRANSACTION: (ICT) INVITE sip:9011@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.0 State: 02007/08/13 10:44:51.953 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907074) StateIdle->StateCalling(INVITE sip:9011@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.0)2007/08/13 10:44:51.953 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907074) Timer A( 500 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:51.953 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907074) Timer B( 10000 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:51.953 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907074) Event(SIPMessage) - SIP/2.0 407 Proxy Authentication Required2007/08/13 10:44:51.953 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] TRANSACTION: (ICT) SIP/2.0 407 Proxy Authentication Required State: 12007/08/13 10:44:51.953 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907074) Timer A STOPPED2007/08/13 10:44:51.953 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907074) Timer B STOPPED2007/08/13 10:44:51.953 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907074) StateCalling->StateCompleted(SIP/2.0 407 Proxy Authentication Required)2007/08/13 10:44:51.953 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907074) Timer D( 32000 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:51.953 UserAgent DTL: [CID=0x097d] *** MESSAGE ARRIVAL *** for SIP Session e11562d0-64f9-1810-8fe3-e0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:51.953 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] 2007/08/13 10:44:51.953 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] SIP/2.0 407 Proxy Authentication Required2007/08/13 10:44:51.953 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] From: 5002 ;tag=e11562d064f9181095b1e0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:51.953 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] To: sip:9011@193.251.169.132;tag=as2d846fb92007/08/13 10:44:51.953 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 192.168.0.52:5060;iid=2598;branch=z9hG4bKe11562d064f9181095b0e0ef3ed8ae95;uas-addr=193.251.169.132;rport=5060;received=192.168.0.522007/08/13 10:44:51.953 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] CSeq: 4711 INVITE2007/08/13 10:44:51.953 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] Call-ID: e11562d0-64f9-1810-8fe3-e0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:51.953 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] User-Agent: Asterisk PBX2007/08/13 10:44:51.953 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] Proxy-Authenticate: Digest algorithm=MD5, realm="asterisk", nonce="2d71c4c3"2007/08/13 10:44:51.953 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] Allow: INVITE, ACK, CANCEL, OPTIONS, BYE, REFER, SUBSCRIBE, NOTIFY2007/08/13 10:44:51.953 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] Content-Length: 02007/08/13 10:44:51.953 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] 2007/08/13 10:44:51.953 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] 2007/08/13 10:44:51.968 Call DTL: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907075) *** CREATED *** - ICT|e11562d0-64f9-1810-8fe3-e0ef3ed8ae95|z9hG4bK4b2e62d064f9181095b1e0ef3ed8ae95|INVITE2007/08/13 10:44:51.968 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907075) Event(SIPMessage) - INVITE sip:9011@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.02007/08/13 10:44:51.968 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] TRANSACTION: (ICT) INVITE sip:9011@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.0 State: 02007/08/13 10:44:51.984 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907075) Event(SIPMessage) - INVITE sip:9011@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.02007/08/13 10:44:51.984 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] TRANSACTION: (ICT) INVITE sip:9011@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.0 State: 02007/08/13 10:44:51.984 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907075) StateIdle->StateCalling(INVITE sip:9011@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.0)2007/08/13 10:44:51.984 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907075) Timer A( 500 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:51.984 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907075) Timer B( 10000 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:51.984 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907075) Event(SIPMessage) - SIP/2.0 100 Trying2007/08/13 10:44:51.984 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] TRANSACTION: (ICT) SIP/2.0 100 Trying State: 12007/08/13 10:44:51.984 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907075) Timer A STOPPED2007/08/13 10:44:51.984 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907075) Timer B STOPPED2007/08/13 10:44:51.984 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907075) StateCalling->StateProceeding(SIP/2.0 100 Trying)2007/08/13 10:44:51.984 UserAgent DTL: [CID=0x097d] *** MESSAGE ARRIVAL *** for SIP Session e11562d0-64f9-1810-8fe3-e0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:51.984 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] 2007/08/13 10:44:51.984 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] SIP/2.0 100 Trying2007/08/13 10:44:51.984 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] From: 5002 ;tag=e11562d064f9181095b1e0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:51.984 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] To: sip:9011@193.251.169.1322007/08/13 10:44:51.984 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 192.168.0.52:5060;iid=2598;branch=z9hG4bK4b2e62d064f9181095b1e0ef3ed8ae95;uas-addr=193.251.169.132;rport=5060;received=192.168.0.522007/08/13 10:44:51.984 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] CSeq: 4712 INVITE2007/08/13 10:44:51.984 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] Call-ID: e11562d0-64f9-1810-8fe3-e0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:51.984 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] Contact: 2007/08/13 10:44:51.984 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] User-Agent: Asterisk PBX2007/08/13 10:44:51.984 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] Allow: INVITE, ACK, CANCEL, OPTIONS, BYE, REFER, SUBSCRIBE, NOTIFY2007/08/13 10:44:51.984 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] Content-Length: 02007/08/13 10:44:51.984 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] 2007/08/13 10:44:51.984 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] 2007/08/13 10:44:51.984 Call INF: [CID=0x097d] Remote is TRYING the call2007/08/13 10:44:52.000 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907075) Event(SIPMessage) - SIP/2.0 200 OK2007/08/13 10:44:52.000 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] TRANSACTION: (ICT) SIP/2.0 200 OK State: 22007/08/13 10:44:52.000 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907075) Timer A STOPPED2007/08/13 10:44:52.000 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907075) Timer B STOPPED2007/08/13 10:44:52.000 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907075) StateProceeding->StateConnected(SIP/2.0 200 OK)2007/08/13 10:44:52.000 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] ICT(346907075) Timer D( 32000 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DTL: [CID=0x097d] *** MESSAGE ARRIVAL *** for SIP Session e11562d0-64f9-1810-8fe3-e0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] 2007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] SIP/2.0 200 OK2007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] From: 5002 ;tag=e11562d064f9181095b1e0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] To: sip:9011@193.251.169.132;tag=as61fdc2182007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 192.168.0.52:5060;iid=2598;branch=z9hG4bK4b2e62d064f9181095b1e0ef3ed8ae95;uas-addr=193.251.169.132;rport=5060;received=192.168.0.522007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] CSeq: 4712 INVITE2007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] Call-ID: e11562d0-64f9-1810-8fe3-e0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] Contact: 2007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] User-Agent: Asterisk PBX2007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] Allow: INVITE, ACK, CANCEL, OPTIONS, BYE, REFER, SUBSCRIBE, NOTIFY2007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] Content-Type: application/sdp2007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] Content-Length: 2432007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] 2007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] v=02007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] o=root 2241 2241 IN IP4 193.251.169.1322007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] s=session2007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] c=IN IP4 193.251.169.1322007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] t=0 02007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] m=audio 11894 RTP/AVP 18 1012007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] a=rtpmap:18 G729/80002007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] a=fmtp:18 annexb=no2007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] a=rtpmap:101 telephone-event/80002007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] a=fmtp:101 0-162007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] a=silenceSupp:off - - - -2007/08/13 10:44:52.000 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] 2007/08/13 10:44:52.015 Call INF: [CID=0x097d] Remote is CONNECTED2007/08/13 10:44:52.031 Call DBG: [CID=0x097d] 2007/08/13 10:44:52.031 Call DBG: [CID=0x097d] ACK sip:9011@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.02007/08/13 10:44:52.031 Call DBG: [CID=0x097d] From: ;tag=e11562d064f9181095b1e0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:52.031 Call DBG: [CID=0x097d] To: ;tag=as61fdc2182007/08/13 10:44:52.031 Call DBG: [CID=0x097d] Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 192.168.0.52:5060;branch=z9hG4bKb54662d064f9181095b1e0ef3ed8ae95;rport2007/08/13 10:44:52.031 Call DBG: [CID=0x097d] CSeq: 4712 ACK2007/08/13 10:44:52.031 Call DBG: [CID=0x097d] Call-ID: e11562d0-64f9-1810-8fe3-e0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:52.031 Call DBG: [CID=0x097d] Contact: "5002" 2007/08/13 10:44:52.031 Call DBG: [CID=0x097d] Content-Length: 02007/08/13 10:44:52.031 Call DBG: [CID=0x097d] 2007/08/13 10:44:52.031 Call DBG: [CID=0x097d] 2007/08/13 10:44:52.875 SIP Timer Thread DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] NICT(346907073) Timer K( 5000 ms ) EXPIRED2007/08/13 10:44:52.875 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0b5f] NICT(346907073) Event( Timer-K ) Interval: 50002007/08/13 10:44:52.875 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0b5f] NICT(346907073) Event(Final)2007/08/13 10:44:52.875 Transaction Cleaner DBG: [CID=0x0000] GC: First Stale Object SIPTransaction2007/08/13 10:44:52.875 GC::Collector DBG: [CID=0x0b5f] TRANSACTION: (NICT) DESTROYED2007/08/13 10:44:52.890 GC::Collector DTL: [CID=0x0b5f] NICT(346907073) *** DESTROYED *** - NICT|0e5a3e462d962e0025157f91145eb6a5@193.251.169.132|z9hG4bK2cef5bd064f9181095b0e0ef3ed8ae95|BYE2007/08/13 10:44:55.359 OnRelease:1345e48 INF: [CID=0x097d] Sending BYE2007/08/13 10:44:55.359 OnRelease:1345e48 DTL: [CID=0x097d] NICT(346907076) *** CREATED *** - NICT|e11562d0-64f9-1810-8fe3-e0ef3ed8ae95|z9hG4bKc15a67d064f9181095b1e0ef3ed8ae95|BYE2007/08/13 10:44:55.359 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x097d] NICT(346907076) Event(SIPMessage) - BYE sip:9011@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.02007/08/13 10:44:55.359 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] TRANSACTION: (NICT) BYE sip:9011@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.0 State: 02007/08/13 10:44:55.359 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x097d] NICT(346907076) StateIdle->StateTrying(BYE sip:9011@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.0)2007/08/13 10:44:55.359 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] NICT(346907076) Timer E( 500 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:55.359 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] NICT(346907076) Timer F( 10000 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:55.375 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x097d] NICT(346907076) Event(SIPMessage) - SIP/2.0 200 OK2007/08/13 10:44:55.375 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] TRANSACTION: (NICT) SIP/2.0 200 OK State: 12007/08/13 10:44:55.375 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x097d] NICT(346907076) StateTrying->StateCompleted2007/08/13 10:44:55.375 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] NICT(346907076) Timer E STOPPED2007/08/13 10:44:55.375 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] NICT(346907076) Timer F STOPPED2007/08/13 10:44:55.375 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x097d] NICT(346907076) Timer K( 5000 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:55.375 UserAgent DTL: [CID=0x097d] *** MESSAGE ARRIVAL *** for SIP Session e11562d0-64f9-1810-8fe3-e0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:55.375 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] 2007/08/13 10:44:55.375 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] SIP/2.0 200 OK2007/08/13 10:44:55.375 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] From: ;tag=e11562d064f9181095b1e0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:55.375 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] To: ;tag=as61fdc2182007/08/13 10:44:55.375 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 192.168.0.52:5060;iid=2598;branch=z9hG4bKc15a67d064f9181095b1e0ef3ed8ae95;uas-addr=193.251.169.132;rport=5060;received=192.168.0.522007/08/13 10:44:55.375 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] CSeq: 4713 BYE2007/08/13 10:44:55.375 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] Call-ID: e11562d0-64f9-1810-8fe3-e0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:55.375 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] Contact: 2007/08/13 10:44:55.375 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] User-Agent: Asterisk PBX2007/08/13 10:44:55.375 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] Allow: INVITE, ACK, CANCEL, OPTIONS, BYE, REFER, SUBSCRIBE, NOTIFY2007/08/13 10:44:55.375 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] Content-Length: 02007/08/13 10:44:55.375 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] 2007/08/13 10:44:55.375 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x097d] 2007/08/13 10:44:55.578 OpalGarbage DBG: [CID=0x0000] GC: First Stale Object CallSession2007/08/13 10:44:55.578 GC::Collector INF: [CID=0x097d] *** DESTROYED *** Call Session2007/08/13 10:44:55.578 GC::Collector INF: [CID=0x097d] CALL: Session DESTROYED2007/08/13 10:44:57.671 ActiveSIPControl INF: [CID=0x09ac] Session CREATED2007/08/13 10:44:57.687 ActiveSIPControl INF: [CID=0x09ac] *** CREATED *** Call Session2007/08/13 10:44:57.703 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x09ac] ICT(346907077) *** CREATED *** - ICT|13e26ad0-64f9-1810-8fe4-e0ef3ed8ae95|z9hG4bK2ee86ad064f9181095b1e0ef3ed8ae95|INVITE2007/08/13 10:44:57.703 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x09ac] ICT(346907077) Event(SIPMessage) - INVITE sip:9011@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.02007/08/13 10:44:57.703 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x09ac] TRANSACTION: (ICT) INVITE sip:9011@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.0 State: 02007/08/13 10:44:57.718 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x09ac] ICT(346907077) Event(SIPMessage) - INVITE sip:9011@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.02007/08/13 10:44:57.718 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x09ac] TRANSACTION: (ICT) INVITE sip:9011@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.0 State: 02007/08/13 10:44:57.718 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x09ac] ICT(346907077) StateIdle->StateCalling(INVITE sip:9011@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.0)2007/08/13 10:44:57.718 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x09ac] ICT(346907077) Timer A( 500 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:57.718 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x09ac] ICT(346907077) Timer B( 10000 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:57.734 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x09ac] ICT(346907077) Event(SIPMessage) - SIP/2.0 407 Proxy Authentication Required2007/08/13 10:44:57.734 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x09ac] TRANSACTION: (ICT) SIP/2.0 407 Proxy Authentication Required State: 12007/08/13 10:44:57.734 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x09ac] ICT(346907077) Timer A STOPPED2007/08/13 10:44:57.734 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x09ac] ICT(346907077) Timer B STOPPED2007/08/13 10:44:57.734 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x09ac] ICT(346907077) StateCalling->StateCompleted(SIP/2.0 407 Proxy Authentication Required)2007/08/13 10:44:57.734 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x09ac] ICT(346907077) Timer D( 32000 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:57.734 UserAgent DTL: [CID=0x09ac] *** MESSAGE ARRIVAL *** for SIP Session 13e26ad0-64f9-1810-8fe4-e0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:57.734 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x09ac] 2007/08/13 10:44:57.734 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x09ac] SIP/2.0 407 Proxy Authentication Required2007/08/13 10:44:57.734 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x09ac] From: 5002 ;tag=2ee86ad064f9181095b2e0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:57.734 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x09ac] To: sip:9011@193.251.169.132;tag=as71580efb2007/08/13 10:44:57.734 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x09ac] Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 192.168.0.52:5060;iid=2598;branch=z9hG4bK2ee86ad064f9181095b1e0ef3ed8ae95;uas-addr=193.251.169.132;rport=5060;received=192.168.0.522007/08/13 10:44:57.734 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x09ac] CSeq: 4711 INVITE2007/08/13 10:44:57.734 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x09ac] Call-ID: 13e26ad0-64f9-1810-8fe4-e0ef3ed8ae952007/08/13 10:44:57.734 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x09ac] User-Agent: Asterisk PBX2007/08/13 10:44:57.734 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x09ac] Proxy-Authenticate: Digest algorithm=MD5, realm="asterisk", nonce="4a4e962f"2007/08/13 10:44:57.734 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x09ac] Allow: INVITE, ACK, CANCEL, OPTIONS, BYE, REFER, SUBSCRIBE, NOTIFY2007/08/13 10:44:57.734 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x09ac] Content-Length: 02007/08/13 10:44:57.734 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x09ac] 2007/08/13 10:44:57.734 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x09ac] 2007/08/13 10:44:57.734 Call DTL: [CID=0x09ac] ICT(346907078) *** CREATED *** - ICT|13e26ad0-64f9-1810-8fe4-e0ef3ed8ae95|z9hG4bK7dfa6ad064f9181095b2e0ef3ed8ae95|INVITE2007/08/13 10:44:57.734 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x09ac] ICT(346907078) Event(SIPMessage) - INVITE sip:9011@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.02007/08/13 10:44:57.734 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x09ac] TRANSACTION: (ICT) INVITE sip:9011@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.0 State: 02007/08/13 10:44:57.750 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x09ac] ICT(346907078) Event(SIPMessage) - INVITE sip:9011@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.02007/08/13 10:44:57.750 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x09ac] TRANSACTION: (ICT) INVITE sip:9011@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.0 State: 02007/08/13 10:44:57.750 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x09ac] ICT(346907078) StateIdle->StateCalling(INVITE sip:9011@193.251.169.132 SIP/2.0)2007/08/13 10:44:57.750 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x09ac] ICT(346907078) Timer A( 500 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:44:57.750 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x09ac] ICT(346907078) Timer B( 10000 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:45:49.343 ActiveSIPControl INF: [CID=0x068e] Session CREATED2007/08/13 10:45:49.343 ActiveSIPControl INF: [CID=0x068e] *** CREATED *** CLIENT REGISTER Session REGISTER-5002@193.251.169.1322007/08/13 10:45:49.343 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x0919] REGISTER: Starting Registration Process2007/08/13 10:45:49.343 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] 2007/08/13 10:45:49.343 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] REGISTER sip:193.251.169.132 SIP/2.02007/08/13 10:45:49.343 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] From: 5002 ;tag=67bab9d064f9181084d2ea360449d2242007/08/13 10:45:49.343 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] To: sip:5002@193.251.169.1322007/08/13 10:45:49.343 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 192.168.0.52:5060;branch=z9hG4bK67bab9d064f9181084d3ea360449d224;rport2007/08/13 10:45:49.343 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] CSeq: 1 REGISTER2007/08/13 10:45:49.343 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] Call-ID: 67bab9d0-64f9-1810-96ec-ea360449d2242007/08/13 10:45:49.343 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] Contact: "5002" <sip:5002@192.168.0.52:5060;transport=udp>2007/08/13 10:45:49.343 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] Expires: 36002007/08/13 10:45:49.343 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] Max-Forwards: 102007/08/13 10:45:49.343 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] Allow: INVITE, BYE, ACK, REFER, MESSAGE, INFO, NOTIFY, OPTIONS2007/08/13 10:45:49.343 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] Content-Length: 02007/08/13 10:45:49.343 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] 2007/08/13 10:45:49.343 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x068e] 2007/08/13 10:45:49.343 ActiveSIPControl DTL: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982097) *** CREATED *** - NICT|67bab9d0-64f9-1810-96ec-ea360449d224|z9hG4bK67bab9d064f9181084d3ea360449d224|REGISTER2007/08/13 10:45:49.343 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982097) Event(SIPMessage) - REGISTER sip:193.251.169.132 SIP/2.02007/08/13 10:45:49.343 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0919] TRANSACTION: (NICT) REGISTER sip:193.251.169.132 SIP/2.0 State: 02007/08/13 10:45:49.343 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982097) StateIdle->StateTrying(REGISTER sip:193.251.169.132 SIP/2.0)2007/08/13 10:45:49.343 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982097) Timer E( 500 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:45:49.343 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982097) Timer F( 10000 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:45:49.406 SIP Timer Thread DBG: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982097) Timer E( 500 ms ) EXPIRED2007/08/13 10:45:49.406 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982097) Event( Timer-E ) Interval: 5002007/08/13 10:45:49.406 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982097) Timer E( 1000 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:45:49.515 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982097) Event(SIPMessage) - SIP/2.0 100 Trying2007/08/13 10:45:49.515 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0919] TRANSACTION: (NICT) SIP/2.0 100 Trying State: 12007/08/13 10:45:49.515 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982097) StateTrying->StateProceeding2007/08/13 10:45:49.515 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982097) Event(SIPMessage) - SIP/2.0 401 Unauthorized2007/08/13 10:45:49.515 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0919] TRANSACTION: (NICT) SIP/2.0 401 Unauthorized State: 22007/08/13 10:45:49.515 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982097) StateProceeding->StateCompleted2007/08/13 10:45:49.515 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982097) Timer E STOPPED2007/08/13 10:45:49.515 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982097) Timer F STOPPED2007/08/13 10:45:49.515 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982097) Timer K( 5000 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:45:49.515 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] 2007/08/13 10:45:49.515 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] SIP/2.0 401 Unauthorized2007/08/13 10:45:49.515 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] From: 5002 ;tag=67bab9d064f9181084d2ea360449d2242007/08/13 10:45:49.515 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] To: sip:5002@193.251.169.132;tag=as612e6cc02007/08/13 10:45:49.515 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 192.168.0.52:5060;iid=1421;branch=z9hG4bK67bab9d064f9181084d3ea360449d224;uas-addr=193.251.169.132;rport=5060;received=192.168.0.522007/08/13 10:45:49.515 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] CSeq: 1 REGISTER2007/08/13 10:45:49.515 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] Call-ID: 67bab9d0-64f9-1810-96ec-ea360449d2242007/08/13 10:45:49.515 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] User-Agent: Asterisk PBX2007/08/13 10:45:49.515 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] WWW-Authenticate: Digest algorithm=MD5, realm="asterisk", nonce="32f03864"2007/08/13 10:45:49.515 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] Allow: INVITE, ACK, CANCEL, OPTIONS, BYE, REFER, SUBSCRIBE, NOTIFY2007/08/13 10:45:49.515 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] Content-Length: 02007/08/13 10:45:49.515 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] 2007/08/13 10:45:49.515 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] 2007/08/13 10:45:49.515 UserAgent DTL: [CID=0x0919] REGISTER: Registration being authenticated2007/08/13 10:45:49.515 UserAgent DTL: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982098) *** CREATED *** - NICT|67bab9d0-64f9-1810-96ec-ea360449d224|z9hG4bK8afdb9d064f9181084d4ea360449d224|REGISTER2007/08/13 10:45:49.515 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982098) Event(SIPMessage) - REGISTER sip:193.251.169.132 SIP/2.02007/08/13 10:45:49.515 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0919] TRANSACTION: (NICT) REGISTER sip:193.251.169.132 SIP/2.0 State: 02007/08/13 10:45:49.515 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982098) StateIdle->StateTrying(REGISTER sip:193.251.169.132 SIP/2.0)2007/08/13 10:45:49.515 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982098) Timer E( 500 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:45:49.515 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982098) Timer F( 10000 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:45:49.531 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982097) Event(SIPMessage) - SIP/2.0 100 Trying2007/08/13 10:45:49.531 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0919] TRANSACTION: (NICT) SIP/2.0 100 Trying State: 32007/08/13 10:45:49.531 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982097) Event(SIPMessage) - SIP/2.0 401 Unauthorized2007/08/13 10:45:49.531 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0919] TRANSACTION: (NICT) SIP/2.0 401 Unauthorized State: 32007/08/13 10:45:49.546 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982098) Event(SIPMessage) - SIP/2.0 100 Trying2007/08/13 10:45:49.546 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0919] TRANSACTION: (NICT) SIP/2.0 100 Trying State: 12007/08/13 10:45:49.546 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982098) StateTrying->StateProceeding2007/08/13 10:45:49.546 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982098) Event(SIPMessage) - SIP/2.0 200 OK2007/08/13 10:45:49.546 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0919] TRANSACTION: (NICT) SIP/2.0 200 OK State: 22007/08/13 10:45:49.546 Transaction DTL: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982098) StateProceeding->StateCompleted2007/08/13 10:45:49.546 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982098) Timer E STOPPED2007/08/13 10:45:49.546 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982098) Timer F STOPPED2007/08/13 10:45:49.546 Transaction DBG: [CID=0x0919] NICT(346982098) Timer K( 5000 ms ) STARTED2007/08/13 10:45:49.546 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] 2007/08/13 10:45:49.546 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] SIP/2.0 200 OK2007/08/13 10:45:49.546 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] From: 5002 ;tag=8afdb9d064f9181084d3ea360449d2242007/08/13 10:45:49.546 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] To: sip:5002@193.251.169.132;tag=as612e6cc02007/08/13 10:45:49.546 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 192.168.0.52:5060;iid=1421;branch=z9hG4bK8afdb9d064f9181084d4ea360449d224;uas-addr=193.251.169.132;rport=5060;received=192.168.0.522007/08/13 10:45:49.546 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] CSeq: 2 REGISTER2007/08/13 10:45:49.546 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] Call-ID: 67bab9d0-64f9-1810-96ec-ea360449d2242007/08/13 10:45:49.546 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] Contact: <sip:5002@192.168.0.52:5060;transport=udp>;expires=36002007/08/13 10:45:49.546 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2007 09:45:29 GMT2007/08/13 10:45:49.546 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] User-Agent: Asterisk PBX2007/08/13 10:45:49.546 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] Expires: 36002007/08/13 10:45:49.546 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] Allow: INVITE, ACK, CANCEL, OPTIONS, BYE, REFER, SUBSCRIBE, NOTIFY2007/08/13 10:45:49.546 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] Content-Length: 02007/08/13 10:45:49.546 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] 2007/08/13 10:45:49.546 UserAgent DBG: [CID=0x068e] 2007/08/13 10:45:49.546 UserAgent DTL: [CID=0x0919] REGISTER: Registration Accepted> Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2007 17:20:42 +0800> From: ipinzon at solegysystems dot com> To: opensipstack-devel at lists dot sourceforge dot net> Subject: Re: [OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP and ntdll.dll crashing> > i think it''s unlikely that this is caused by processor > incompatibility... can I get a copy of your log files? i''ll try and see > what''s causing this.> > Yacine Auczone wrote:> > Hello,I''m getting the same problem even with Windows XP Pro SP2 and> > for me it works well on two laptops running on both Home edition and> > Media center Edition.Is it possible that ATLSIP can have incompatibility with processors?Because i tested it on 6 Celeron PCs and two P4 running Windows XP PRO and it always crashing after some calls.> Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2007 10:38:56 +0800> From: ipinzon at solegysystems dot com> To: opensipstack-devel at lists dot sourceforge dot net> Subject: Re: [OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP and ntdll.dll crashing> > Whit,> > Can I have a copy of your log (sip.log) after ATLSIP crashes?> > - Ilian> > Whit Thiele wrote:> > Ilian,> >> > I created a VS deployment project very similar to the OSS phone. I''ve also> > included most of the CRT/ATL modules I think I need. I''m assuming that since> > it works for a couple calls that side of things should be fine. Is there a> > complete list of the modules which should be included? Is there a DLL> > conflict with certain systems? I''ve used OSSPhone as a reference project for> > deployment. I wouldn''t have thought there would be a huge difference between> > XP Pro and XP Home. I''ve been running this softphone on my dev box, but of> > course it may have many more of the libraries already installed because of> > the development enviroments. > >> > So far I''ve tried:> >> > Completely updated the machine with Windows Update (in case)> > Repaired .NET 2.0 > > Wrapping some exception handling code in the softphone > >> > But no luck so far.> >> > The only other thing I think may be causing this is not wrapping a Mutex> > around my MakeCall function like OSS phone does. Perhaps too many events are> > being fired at the same time. (I''m totally guessing)> >> > Let me know if you have suggestions or find anything out!> > > >> > Whit> >> >> > -----Original Message-----> > From: opensipstack-devel-bounces at lists dot sourceforge dot net> > [mailto:opensipstack-devel-bounces at lists dot sourceforge dot net] On Behalf Of Ilian> > Jeri C. Pinzon> > Sent: Friday, August 10, 2007 2:20 AM> > To: opensipstack-devel at lists dot sourceforge dot net> > Subject: Re: [OpenSIPStack] ATLSIP and ntdll.dll crashing> >> > Hi Whit,> >> > I''m on a XP Pro box today so I can''t reproduce this yet. How are you > > deploying your softphone to XP Home? If it''s via a VS Setup project, try > > packaging it with the appropriate CRT and ATL merge modules (and the > > policies that come with them).> >> > Regards,> > Ilian> >> > Whit Thiele wrote:> > > >> Hey Guys,> >>> >> I was going to post this on the ATLSIP list, but it bounced back to me.> >> (Maybe not working yet?)> >>> >>> >>> >> Anyway, I''ve been using ATLSIP for some time now, with pretty good> >> > > success.> > > >> I''m currently having a very bizarre issue. I''ve built a C# softphone and> >> > > it> > > >> runs fine on XP Pro machines. However, when it''s installed on XP Home> >> > > boxes,> > > >> it sporadically crashes, giving the windows Send/Don''t Send big report.> >>> >> The module which is affected and causing the crash is "ntdll.dll" . The> >> softphone typically works for 2-3 calls, then crashes. Has anyone> >> experienced this? I''ve compiled ATLSIP from CVS yesterday. 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14. Aug 13, 2007 1:50 PM in response to: Guest
[OpenSIPStack] ATLSIPLib and Interop.AxATLSIPLib


This is a question related to the problems I''ve been having with the
ntdll.dll crash. I just want to ensure that I am using the correct libraries
and installing everything correctly.

When I compile ATLSIP in Release, it generates the ATLSIP.dll

When I compile ATLSIP in Release-Minimal mode, it generates the
AxInterop.ATLSIPLib.1.0.dll file in the Release folder, hover its timestamp
is when I first downloaded ATLSIP out of CVS, so I''m assuming this isn''t
compiled, but copied.

Which library should be used in a .NET app as a reference? Should you import
the ATLSIP.dll directly, or should you use the Interop library?

Hopefully there is no such thing as a ''dumb'' question!

Regards,

Whit


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