Debugging in Yate - Revision history

Monica: /* Use filters with msgsniff */

2016-10-14T15:03:15Z

‎Use filters with msgsniff

2013-11-04T12:18:34Z

‎Why is my script not starting?

2013-07-09T07:56:24Z

2013-05-20T16:14:35Z

‎Debug modules in Yate

2013-05-20T11:05:39Z

‎Why is my script not stating?

2013-05-20T08:51:57Z

2013-05-20T08:50:06Z

2013-05-20T08:49:03Z

2013-05-20T08:48:08Z

‎Why is my script not stating?

2013-05-20T08:46:40Z

‎Debug using msgsniff module

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:03, 14 October 2016
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	sniffer filter ^\(chan\.\\|engine\.halt$\)		sniffer filter ^\(chan\.\\|engine\.halt$\)
		+	or
		+	sniffer filter ^\(msg\.execute\\|call\.route$\)

	* or in yate.conf:		* or in yate.conf:

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:18, 4 November 2013
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	* [[Debug Output]]		* [[Debug Output]]
	* [[Debugging Yate Client on Windows]]		* [[Debugging Yate Client on Windows]]
		+
		+	[[Category:Debug]] [[Category:MsgSniff]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 07:56, 9 July 2013
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	* [[Debugging_and,_or_Investigation_of_messages\|msgsniff]]		* [[Debugging_and,_or_Investigation_of_messages\|msgsniff]]
	* [[Debug Output]]		* [[Debug Output]]
		+	* [[Debugging Yate Client on Windows]]

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 The output is different depending on the module that is investigated:
-* for sipchan module
+* for sip module
-  %%+status:sip
+ status sip
-  name=sip,type=varchans,format=Status|Address|Peer;routed=0,routing=0,total=0,chans=0
+  %%+status:sip
-  %%-status
+  name=sip,type=varchans,format=Status|Address|Peer;routed=1,routing=0,total=3,chans=2;sip/2=answered|192.168.168.185:5060|sip/3,\
-* for regfile module says that are 7 users defined
+* for regfile module says that are 2 users defined
   status regfile
   %%+status:regfile
-  name=regfile,type=misc;create=false,defined=7,users=0;
+  name=regfile,type=misc;create=false,defined=2,users=2;444=sip/sip:444@192.168.168.156,333=sip/sip:333@192.168.168.185:5060
   %%-status
 * for mysqldb module:

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 Give command '''external''' from telnet, this will display all scripts running in that moment.
-====Why is my script not stating? ====
+====Why is my script not starting? ====
 First check the path to the script to be correct, then check that the file is executable and that Yate has permission to execute the script.

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 * by following the logs from the file
-* at runtime - use rmanager [[rmanager]] module that allows you to see logs in real time and control the logging level.
+* at runtime - use [[rmanager]] module that allows you to see logs in real time and control the logging level.
-There is also [[Debugging_and,_or_Investigation_of_messages|msgsniff]] to dump the Yate's messages to an output console or log them into a file.
+You can use [[Debugging_and,_or_Investigation_of_messages|msgsniff]] to dump the Yate's messages to an output console or log them into a file.
 When starting Yate with logging, [[rmanager]] module can be used to change the levels for debugging. By doing this the debugging messages will be seen in the console and in the log file.

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 There is also [[Debugging_and,_or_Investigation_of_messages|msgsniff]] to dump the Yate's messages to an output console or log them into a file.
-When starting Yate with logging, [[rmanager]] module can be used to change the levels for debugging. By doing this the debugging messages will be seen in the console and in the logging file.
+When starting Yate with logging, [[rmanager]] module can be used to change the levels for debugging. By doing this the debugging messages will be seen in the console and in the log file.
 ===Start Yate with logging===

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 ====Why is my script not stating? ====
-First check the path to the script to be correct, then check that the file is executable and that Yate has writes to execute the script.
+First check the path to the script to be correct, then check that the file is executable and that Yate has permission to execute the script.
 '''See also'''

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 The module will dump the Yate messages to output console or log into file.
-By default this module should be loaded but not started. To start this module use the telnet command or configure when yate starts.
+By default this module should be loaded but not started. To start this module use the telnet command or configure it to start together with yate.
 ====Load module msgsniff====