[OpenSIPS-Users] Error: A TLS packet with unexpected length was received.

[Dan Pascu]

On 29 Sep 2009, at 03:47, bay2x1 wrote:

>
> I have corrected the wrong port assigned in (25061) in the relay  
> section on
> my configuration.  I have set the value for dispatcher =  
> 172.16.100.20 (ip
> of my dispatcher) -- leaving the port blank.  I have already check the
> version both are version 2.3.4.  I am still stuck in the same  
> error:   A TLS
> packet with unexpected length was received.

This error is usually seen when one side speaks only TCP while the  
other speaks TLS. However since the relay and dispatcher only have  
code to speak TLS between them there must be something else you do  
wrong. A network capture may help you shed some light on what is going  
wrong. Are you sure it doesn't still try to connect to the dispatcher  
management port that is configured to use TCP?

>
>
> The only problem I see is that I cant establish the TCP part for the  
> TLS
> connection. Again I have checked the versions of both mediaproxy  
> relay and
> dispatcher to be the same 2.3.4 version.
>
> Sep 29 08:44:15 ws20 media-dispatcher[14419]: Main loop terminated.
> Sep 29 08:44:15 ws20 media-dispatcher[14481]: Log opened.
> Sep 29 08:44:15 ws20 media-dispatcher[14481]: warning: startSyslog  
> is being
> deprecated and will be removed in 1.2.0. Use the start_syslog function
> instead.
> Sep 29 08:44:15 ws20 media-dispatcher[14481]: Starting MediaProxy  
> Dispatcher
> 2.3.4
>
> Sep 29 08:44:32 ws17 media-relay[4007]: Main loop terminated.
> Sep 29 08:44:36 ws17 media-relay[4261]: Log opened.
> Sep 29 08:44:36 ws17 media-relay[4261]: warning: startSyslog is being
> deprecated and will be removed in 1.2.0. Use the start_syslog function
> instead.
> Sep 29 08:44:36 ws17 media-relay[4261]: Starting MediaProxy Relay  
> 2.3.4
> Sep 29 08:44:37 ws17 media-relay[4261]: Set resource limit for  
> maximum open
> file descriptors to 11000
>
> Is there a command to check what version of mediaproxy i am using?

You can check in syslog. As seen above both print their version on  
startup. Otherwise both can be run with --version to print their  
version.

--
Dan