Re: [OpenSBC] OpenSBC service dies ( stops ) on first Register. Details included and help requested.

[Joegen E. B. <joe...@gm...>]

Since there isn't much information to work with except OpenSBC crashing 
on receipt of first packet, I can only guess.  However, since you say 
its OSSPhone, that you used to register, it's definitely not an 
interoperability issue as well.   By process of elimination, I can say 
that this is an incompatibility issue in the OS libraries installed in 
your box and the ones OpenSBC was originally compiled with.   I am 
suggesting that you just compile OpenSBC from source instead of using 
the installer.  OpenSBC compiles well in visual studio 2005 Express 
which is free.  Lastly, there have been a lot of development going on 
since version 1.1.4.  I suggest you use the current version from CVS.


Reg Master wrote:
> Hi Folks,
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> Please post if you can help me figure out what I am doing wrong.
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> I built a brand new Win3k Server and patched it up to SP2, then I downloaded the binary of OpenSBC from opensipstack.org ( opensbc-1.1.4-setup.msi ) and I installed it on the Win3k server.
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> Install was successful.  I can see it in services list and it is Started. I was able to log into the web admin page and goto all the config screens.  I changed no settings at all.
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> I downloaded the binary of OSSPhone from opensipstack.org ( OSSPhoneSetup.msi ) and I installed it on my development XP box and it installed successfully and I started OSSPhone
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> and inputted the IP ADDRESS of my Win3k server for which OpenSBC service is running.
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> user id : regmaster
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> account id : 2222
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> password: 1234
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> registrar : my win3k svr ip adder
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> click [login] 
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> Then on win3k server desktop ( I am logged in as administrator on the win3k box ) I get "unhandled win32 exception" and the OpenSBC service stops itself.
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> The OpenSBC logs show that the registration attempt was handled and does not show any errors.
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> What else can I show or tell that will help?  This seems so generic that it must be some kind of config issue.  But either way
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> the OpenSBC application should not just blow up with win32 exception.....
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