| andycol | moteus: you around? |
| ronybeck | ~take-a-number Can I do freeswitch.bridge() in LUA in a way that doesn't block? |
| c888 | 10:27 ronybeck, you are number 3 |
| c888 | 10:27 http://conference.freeswitch.org/number.jpg (autocommit) |
| apsilva | hi can i block peer to peer chat messages in fs? |
| apsilva | i try set action stop in chat plan, but the messages is still sent to the destination |
| glk70 | HI. I'm experiencing a very strange bahaviour in freswitch. when placing a call i get a LONG dealy in answering state. after the called has accepted the call, the caller stays for 3/4 seconds in an answering state. then the call proceed normalli |
| glk70 | looks like Freeswitch is busy in som external action. |
| glk70 | can somebody help me understanding this ? |
| BoteMan | glk70: Is this a new installation of FreeSWITCH? |
| glk70 | yes |
| glk70 | fresh one |
| BoteMan | Did you change the default password in vars.xml? |
| glk70 | yes |
| BoteMan | Ah! Then I would start by examining the debug log output in fs_cli to see if the problem reveals itself there. |
| glk70 | I see nothing |
| glk70 | the ca proceed normally, simply from some networks... looks like the packat are accepted in late |
| glk70 | but the ping latency is normal |
| glk70 | the call proceed* |
| BoteMan | You must isolate the problem, at least at the block level. Is it FreeSWITCH? Is it the carrier? To do this you can view the FreeSWITCH call progress logs in fs_cli: |
| BoteMan | https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/Command-Line+Interface+fs_cli |
| glk70 | it is NOT he carrier is this happens only in some networks |
| glk70 | looks like freeswitch is busy with... something else |
| BoteMan | What is meant by "only in some networks"? |
| glk70 | BoteMan: I mean , I've a phone on my desk registered on the same freeswitch of a customer of mine. my customer has 40 phones registered |
| glk70 | If I call an extension of my customer, no delay occours |
| glk70 | if my customer call me from an extension of his, 3/4 seconds delay accours in answering |
| BoteMan | So a different network behaves differently, therefore it can't possibly be the problem?? |
| glk70 | same provider, same router, same configuration |
| BoteMan | But a different network? |
| glk70 | yes a different network |
| glk70 | internal ip and external ip different |
| glk70 | but same provider and same router |
| BoteMan | Do you mean that you and your customer share the same physical router hardware? Or they use the same model as you use at your location? |
| glk70 | same model, same configuration at two locations |
| ronybeck | ~popme |
| c888 | 12:34 3 ronybeck: (02/08/18 10:27:26 Can I do freeswitch.bridge() in LUA in a way that doesn't block?) |
| c888 | 12:34 (autocommit) |
| BoteMan | glk70: Basic troubleshooting: focus on the differences to determine if that is the cause of the problem. If they are on a different network, then it might be related to FreeSWITCH trying to map its way through NAT on their end? |
| BoteMan | The FreeSWITCH debug logs will show you what FreeSWITCH is doing: |
| BoteMan | https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/Command-Line+Interface+fs_cli |
| glk70 | nat is a candidate, but the provider is granting that there is NODIFFERENCE bwetween me and customer |
| BoteMan | Yes, carriers NEVER lie. And their networks are always PERFECT! |
| glk70 | ahahahah |
| glk70 | ok I'll go through sngrep |
| glk70 | before posting anything I'll study carefully the log |
| BoteMan | It's a good learning experience so that you can troubleshooting future problems as they occur. It's a staggering amount of log data at first, but the problem might be obvious once you look at it. |
| glk70 | BoteMan: I've examined a LOT a calls with wireshark... likely I'll get sngrep log and TShark log |
| glk70 | I'm more used to analize it with wireshark.... |
| BoteMan | I STRONGLY recommend looking at the FreeSWITCH debug output since that is where you are confident the problem lies. FreeSWITCH tells you in excruciating detail each step that it is taking, so why not look there for the cause? |
| glk70 | because I've alredy done it, no clue. I see the aswering proceeding, but nothing appears in those 3/4 seconds delay.... |
| c888 | ACTION 13:00 http://www.cluecon.com |
| glk70 | and then the call (voice) starts normally |
| glk70 | I've run sngrep.... it panics VERY easily |
| dinku | ~take-a-number I am part of user group 'accounts', I would like to dial an extenstion which bridges to all other members in my group except me. is it possible with standard dialplan? |
| c888 | 17:43 dinku, you are number 3 |
| c888 | 17:43 http://conference.freeswitch.org/number.jpg (autocommit) |
| BoteMan | dinku: See if the default dialplan still has this call-group-simo example: |
| BoteMan | <action application="bridge" data="{leg_timeout=15,ignore_early_media=true}${group(call:$1@${domain_name})}"/> |
| BoteMan | This is one way to do it and I believe FreeSWITCH does not call the originator. Try it. |