On Nov 27, 2003 at 00:46, Urvish Khandwalla Urvish.Khandwalla@colorado.edu wrote:
Well, I activated the max forward check and also added the 'alias= 192.168.1.240' to the global config section of the ser.cfg. But I am still getting "483 too many hops" I have disabled register for the time being. But then i should be getting 404 and not 483 as you suggested.If its a problem of local memory being overrun, how do i resolve this issue?
You don't need to add an ip address as an alias. Aliases are for domain names that cannot be detected by ser on startup (reverse dns (listen ips) doesn't include your domain name).
You get 483 because you enabled maxforwards and now the if the message is forwarded more then 10 times, it will be dropped and you'll get this message (as opposed to running out of memory when forwardind the message back to yourself forever).
Have attached the ser.cfg file for ref. Any comments?
if (uri=~"mydomain.com") {
This is the check that fails. Probably you use a domain name !=mydomain.com. It is better and safer to add all your domain to "alias=" and use if (uri==myself). If you don't want to use "myself", you should at least add your real domain name, host name and ip address to the if (uri~=) check.
Andrei