Hello,
On 04/18/07 16:30, Antoine Fressancourt wrote:
Hello,
I try to set up an IM gateway between a Jabber server (namely jabberd2) and OpenSER. I have not been a really original person as I have just followed the small tutorial given by Daniel-Constantin Mierla at FOSDEM 2007. But I have a small issue here. I have no problem sending messages from a jabber client to a SIP client but sometimes I can't send a message from my SIP client to the jabber client. I get the following trace : Apr 18 13:02:01 devlnx /usr/local/sbin/openser[12925]: message to XMPP : from < sip:8374@mydomain.test mailto:sip:8374@mydomain.test> to <sip:antoine*xmpp.mydomain.test@sip-xmpp.mydomain.test mailto:xmpp.mydomain.test@sip-xmpp.mydomain.test> Apr 18 13:02:01 devlnx /usr/local/sbin/openser[12925]: xmpp: invalid content-type 0x300ff
Could you attach a sip trace to such case?
Apr 18 13:02:02 devlnx /usr/local/sbin/openser[12930]: message to XMPP : from <sip:8374@mydomain.test mailto:sip:8374@mydomain.test> to <sip:antoine* xmpp.mydomain.test@sip-xmpp.mydomain.test mailto:xmpp.mydomain.test@sip-xmpp.mydomain.test> Apr 18 13:02:02 devlnx /usr/local/sbin/openser[12930]: xmpp: unable to write to command pipe: Bad file descriptor
I will investigate.
From time to time I get an error message saying : Apr 18 12:04:01 devlnx /usr/local/sbin/openser[12440]: WARNING: script writer didn't release transaction
Indeed, the script should have made usage of t_reply() instead of sl_send_reply() after the transaction was create with t_newtran().
Cheers, Daniel
When i send a message successfully I get :
Apr 18 12:47:32 devlnx /usr/local/sbin/openser[12718]: message to XMPP : from < sip:8374@mydomain.test mailto:sip:8374@mydomain.test> to <sip:antoine*xmpp.mydomain.test@sip-xmpp.mydomain.test mailto:xmpp.mydomain.test@sip-xmpp.mydomain.test> Apr 18 12:47:32 devlnx /usr/local/sbin/openser[12718]: xmpp: invalid content-type 0x300ff Apr 18 12:47:33 devlnx /usr/local/sbin/openser[12715]: message to XMPP : from <sip:8374@mydomain.test mailto:sip:8374@mydomain.test> to <sip:antoine* xmpp.mydomain.test@sip-xmpp.mydomain.test mailto:xmpp.mydomain.test@sip-xmpp.mydomain.test>
My configuration file is the classic, out of the box openser.cfg for a proxy with the configuration described in the FOSDEM presentation included before the uri checking.
Do you have an idea of what the problem can be, and how I can solve this ?
Thank you in advance for your answers,
Antoine
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