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Ysean
Does anyone know what this message from kamailio means "too much hops, not enough barley"? Google is not being my friend.
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Ysean
disregard... duckduckgo was not being my friend... google loves me.
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Ysean
Apparently it has to do with attempted simultaneous registrations?
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Ysean
How can this be adjusted? It seems to playing havoc with a Bria softphone utilizing their notification system for the app on an iPhone
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Ysean
also, is there a way to suppress the sipcheck log entries?
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lvlinux
MattB: I'm not familiar with v2, but I would think the differences in the DB could be rather large, so it's probably not feasible to migrate DB->DB without a lot of effort. I'd say scripting up an API dump and PUT to the new system would be your best option. You could dump the existing data to a file[s], edit/rearrange as needed (text editing macros are your friend here), and then call the APIs on the new
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lvlinux
system with a second script that read your edited file[s],
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shail
Hi, back, used kerl to install Erlang 19.3 required for kazoo 4.3, erlang crash dumping when compiling rabbit_common(_d), rabbit_net.erl reporting sslsocket errors. Installed Openssl 1.1.1 but erlang reported "ssl found but not usable" during kerl build
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shail
Is it likely that Erlang 19.3 requires an earlier version of (Open)ssl (says > 0.9.7 in the documentation)
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shail
Hi, back from yesterday, I'm trying to build Kazoo 4.3 with Erlang 19.3 as per yesterday's suggestions
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shail
1. During the kerl build for 19.3, Erlang reports "found ssl but is not usable, so, crypto, ssl, ssh will not be installed"
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shail
2. Installed Openssl 1.1.1 from source but Erlang 19.3 still reports the same error
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shail
3. make kazoo fails in rabbit_common with an erl crash_dump, complaining of sslsocket errors in rabbit_net.erl
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shail
4. I'm on ubuntu 20.04 on WSL2 (on my windows box)
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shail
Question: does Erlang 19.3 play with Openssl 1.1.1? (The documentation says use openssl >= 0.9.7)
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shail
I'm assuming that the problem could be due to a) openssl issues, b) using WSL2 on a windows box
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shail
Any suggestions/tips? (Will greatly be appreciated!)
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shail
(btw, as advised, I ran "sudo ldconfig" after installing Openssl 1.1.1 from source)
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mc_
i recall 1.0.x was required and 1.1.x didn't work
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mc_
but that's a vague memory
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shail
enough to go on by, maybe erlang doesn't find it "usable" because it doesn't recognize the version from the manifest; i'll downgrade Openssl and try a kerl build again, thanks!
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brian-
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Ysean
@brian- Thanks