How To Make A Bug Report

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Hi,

how do I make a bug report? I filled in the form to make a report and https://issues.asterisk.org/jira/issues/?filter=-2 still shows no issues reported by me.

If someone knows how to get asterisk to re-register when using pjsip after the registration shows as Rejected, like after the internet connection to the VOIP
provider goes away (and comes back), please let me know. This bug makes pjsip makes basically unusable 🙁

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3 thoughts on - How To Make A Bug Report

  • If successful then JIRA will redirect you to the newly created issue.

    There are various options in the outbound registration that controls behavior. I’d suggest providing your actual configuration.

  • It didn’t, the form disappeared and nothing further happened. So I have to assume it doesn’t work.

    I have put the options that should make asterisk re-register in pjsip_wizard.conf as much as I could find them like this:

    [easybell_HW]
    type = wizard sends_auth = yes sends_registrations = yes max_retries = 0
    auth_rejection_permanent = no forbidden_retry_interval = 200
    transport = transport-tls endpoint/cos_audio = 5
    endpoint/cos_video = 4
    remote_hosts = secure.sip.easybell.de:5061
    aor/qualify_frequency = 30
    outbound_auth/username = … outbound_auth/password = … endpoint/allow = !all,g722,alaw,ulaw endpoint/context = ingressEasybell endpoint/media_encryption = sdes registration/contact_user = extenHW

    In pjsip.conf is only the transport:

    [transport-tls]
    type=transport protocol=tls bind=192.168.3.50:5061
    ca_list_file=/etc/pki/tls/certs/ca-bundle.crt cert_file=/etc/asterisk/cert/newc/mycert.pem priv_key_file=/etc/asterisk/cert/newc/mykey.pem

    After I finally found out that ‘pjsip send register *all’ should re-register, I tried it while it was still registered, and it said “Re-register all queue”.
    After that, it kept saying that all the registrations are now “Unregistered”.
    Neither ‘pjsip send unregister *all’, nor ‘pjsip send register *all’ have any effect other than giving the message “Unregister all queued” or “Re-register all queue”. I had to restart asterisk again to get it to register again.

    On a side note, asterisk doesn’t apply any QoS markers, either …

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  • I just did a test and was able to successfully create an issue, it may have been a transient issue or an issue with your browser.

    You would need to apply the options to the registration:

    registration/max_retries = 9999
    registration/auth_rejection_permanent = no registration/forbidden_retry_interval = 200
    registration/fatal_retry_interval = 200

    As well I have changed max_retries to 9999 as 0 is not currently supported to mean unlimited. I’ve also added in the fatal_retry_interval option.

    Can you try to file an issue again for this? If it still doesn’t work then I’ll do so and dig in further to see if there’s anything server side I can see.

    Are you referring to during calls for the RTP traffic?