Revision 16238, 16237 compiling and call handling issue
People, It seems there are a few things that are broken in this release. So far, I've come across two issues: first of, configure fails, per what others reported, complaining about NONE/bin not being an absolute directory path; 1637 has no problems with that. There is also what appears to be a serious call handling issue that was not present in 1.0.4 trunks which is the following: Calls are initiated correctly, Leg-B is set-up and remote end rings, ring-back is reported to Leg-A, remote end picks up, but Leg-A still gets the ringing tone. This is pretty much the case with both internal and external profiles, irrespective of whether or not a gateway is used to route the call, irrespective of which media mode FS is running in and irrespective of codec. I know dev and support groups don't like to get involved in performance and load testing loops, but for he who cares, performance on 1.0.5 trunks is miserable compared to 1.0.4. I've bombarded 1.0.4 with over 150 cps with hardly a glitch on quad-xeon machines with 6Gb RAM and GigE controllers. 1.0.5 falls far, far short of that and the figure is a fraction at just under 20 for the same spec. machine. I run CentOS 5.0.4, and have had the exact same experience with Debian stable and Ubuntu Karmic on the same hardware. I'm tracing the call handling issue now, and will report back if I find anything useful. Meantime, it would be great if someone from support can open a Jira for this or let me know how to do that - sorry, my own ignorance of how the dev/support system works .. only converted to FS 6 weeks ago :). Happy to post traces and findings. Regards, Ahmed.
http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Reporting_Bugs On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 4:10 PM, Ahmed Naji <a.alalousi@gmail.com> wrote:
People,
It seems there are a few things that are broken in this release. So far, I've come across two issues: first of, configure fails, per what others reported, complaining about NONE/bin not being an absolute directory path; 1637 has no problems with that.
There is also what appears to be a serious call handling issue that was not present in 1.0.4 trunks which is the following:
Calls are initiated correctly, Leg-B is set-up and remote end rings, ring-back is reported to Leg-A, remote end picks up, but Leg-A still gets the ringing tone. This is pretty much the case with both internal and external profiles, irrespective of whether or not a gateway is used to route the call, irrespective of which media mode FS is running in and irrespective of codec.
I know dev and support groups don't like to get involved in performance and load testing loops, but for he who cares, performance on 1.0.5 trunks is miserable compared to 1.0.4. I've bombarded 1.0.4 with over 150 cps with hardly a glitch on quad-xeon machines with 6Gb RAM and GigE controllers. 1.0.5 falls far, far short of that and the figure is a fraction at just under 20 for the same spec. machine. I run CentOS 5.0.4, and have had the exact same experience with Debian stable and Ubuntu Karmic on the same hardware.
I'm tracing the call handling issue now, and will report back if I find anything useful. Meantime, it would be great if someone from support can open a Jira for this or let me know how to do that - sorry, my own ignorance of how the dev/support system works .. only converted to FS 6 weeks ago :). Happy to post traces and findings.
Regards,
Ahmed.
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Thanks for this. 2010/1/11 Anthony Minessale <anthony.minessale@gmail.com>
http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Reporting_Bugs
On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 4:10 PM, Ahmed Naji <a.alalousi@gmail.com> wrote:
People,
It seems there are a few things that are broken in this release. So far, I've come across two issues: first of, configure fails, per what others reported, complaining about NONE/bin not being an absolute directory path; 1637 has no problems with that.
There is also what appears to be a serious call handling issue that was not present in 1.0.4 trunks which is the following:
Calls are initiated correctly, Leg-B is set-up and remote end rings, ring-back is reported to Leg-A, remote end picks up, but Leg-A still gets the ringing tone. This is pretty much the case with both internal and external profiles, irrespective of whether or not a gateway is used to route the call, irrespective of which media mode FS is running in and irrespective of codec.
I know dev and support groups don't like to get involved in performance and load testing loops, but for he who cares, performance on 1.0.5 trunks is miserable compared to 1.0.4. I've bombarded 1.0.4 with over 150 cps with hardly a glitch on quad-xeon machines with 6Gb RAM and GigE controllers. 1.0.5 falls far, far short of that and the figure is a fraction at just under 20 for the same spec. machine. I run CentOS 5.0.4, and have had the exact same experience with Debian stable and Ubuntu Karmic on the same hardware.
I'm tracing the call handling issue now, and will report back if I find anything useful. Meantime, it would be great if someone from support can open a Jira for this or let me know how to do that - sorry, my own ignorance of how the dev/support system works .. only converted to FS 6 weeks ago :). Happy to post traces and findings.
Regards,
Ahmed.
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too late, its fixed in rev 16250 On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 5:32 PM, Ahmed Naji <a.alalousi@gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks for this.
2010/1/11 Anthony Minessale <anthony.minessale@gmail.com>
http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Reporting_Bugs
On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 4:10 PM, Ahmed Naji <a.alalousi@gmail.com> wrote:
People,
It seems there are a few things that are broken in this release. So far, I've come across two issues: first of, configure fails, per what others reported, complaining about NONE/bin not being an absolute directory path; 1637 has no problems with that.
There is also what appears to be a serious call handling issue that was not present in 1.0.4 trunks which is the following:
Calls are initiated correctly, Leg-B is set-up and remote end rings, ring-back is reported to Leg-A, remote end picks up, but Leg-A still gets the ringing tone. This is pretty much the case with both internal and external profiles, irrespective of whether or not a gateway is used to route the call, irrespective of which media mode FS is running in and irrespective of codec.
I know dev and support groups don't like to get involved in performance and load testing loops, but for he who cares, performance on 1.0.5 trunks is miserable compared to 1.0.4. I've bombarded 1.0.4 with over 150 cps with hardly a glitch on quad-xeon machines with 6Gb RAM and GigE controllers. 1.0.5 falls far, far short of that and the figure is a fraction at just under 20 for the same spec. machine. I run CentOS 5.0.4, and have had the exact same experience with Debian stable and Ubuntu Karmic on the same hardware.
I'm tracing the call handling issue now, and will report back if I find anything useful. Meantime, it would be great if someone from support can open a Jira for this or let me know how to do that - sorry, my own ignorance of how the dev/support system works .. only converted to FS 6 weeks ago :). Happy to post traces and findings.
Regards,
Ahmed.
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we are not worthy :) well done. 2010/1/12 Anthony Minessale <anthony.minessale@gmail.com>
too late, its fixed in rev 16250
On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 5:32 PM, Ahmed Naji <a.alalousi@gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks for this.
2010/1/11 Anthony Minessale <anthony.minessale@gmail.com>
http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Reporting_Bugs
On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 4:10 PM, Ahmed Naji <a.alalousi@gmail.com>wrote:
People,
It seems there are a few things that are broken in this release. So far, I've come across two issues: first of, configure fails, per what others reported, complaining about NONE/bin not being an absolute directory path; 1637 has no problems with that.
There is also what appears to be a serious call handling issue that was not present in 1.0.4 trunks which is the following:
Calls are initiated correctly, Leg-B is set-up and remote end rings, ring-back is reported to Leg-A, remote end picks up, but Leg-A still gets the ringing tone. This is pretty much the case with both internal and external profiles, irrespective of whether or not a gateway is used to route the call, irrespective of which media mode FS is running in and irrespective of codec.
I know dev and support groups don't like to get involved in performance and load testing loops, but for he who cares, performance on 1.0.5 trunks is miserable compared to 1.0.4. I've bombarded 1.0.4 with over 150 cps with hardly a glitch on quad-xeon machines with 6Gb RAM and GigE controllers. 1.0.5 falls far, far short of that and the figure is a fraction at just under 20 for the same spec. machine. I run CentOS 5.0.4, and have had the exact same experience with Debian stable and Ubuntu Karmic on the same hardware.
I'm tracing the call handling issue now, and will report back if I find anything useful. Meantime, it would be great if someone from support can open a Jira for this or let me know how to do that - sorry, my own ignorance of how the dev/support system works .. only converted to FS 6 weeks ago :). Happy to post traces and findings.
Regards,
Ahmed.
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On Jan 11, 2010, at 5:10 PM, Ahmed Naji wrote:
People,
It seems there are a few things that are broken in this release. So far, I've come across two issues: first of, configure fails, per what others reported, complaining about NONE/bin not being an absolute directory path; 1637 has no problems with that.
fixed in tree already.
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