MOR Retrieve Peers

Script mor_retrieve_peers is responsible for updating device status, server_id, and Asterisk version (shown in GUI). Every minute script is executed by cron.

In the case of proxy configuration, the device status is updated by another script 'opensips_device_status'.

Useful information

How to update a script

 svn update /usr/src/mor/ami
 /usr/src/mor/ami/install.sh

Where to check logs

 tail -n 50 /var/log/mor/ami_debug.log

How to execute the script manually

 /usr/local/mor/mor_retrieve_peers

This will not generate output to the console, only to log file.

Troubleshooting

GUI device status is not updating

1. Execute script manually and check if device status is updated
2. If not, then check log file (/var/log/mor/ami_debug.log). If you see messages like "Received an error from asterisk: unable to retrieve entire response from server", then Asterisk recompile should fix this issue.

Script mor_retrieve_peers is crashing

1. Check if mor_retrieve_peers is the most recent version

 svn update /usr/src/mor/ami

if mor_retrieve_peers.c file was updated, then it needs to be recompiled (see 'How to update script')

2. Try to execute the script manually
3. If the script is crashing when executed manually, use the command ulimit -c unlimited to enabled core dumps and execute script again. Now when the script is executed and crashes, the core dump is created in /usr/local/mor or current working directory. A core dump is usually named 'core.xxxx'. You can debug core dumps with GDB gdb /usr/local/mor/mor_retrieve_peers core.xxxx. GDB should display a line where the script crashed.
4. Check /var/log/messages for anything related to "mor_retrieve_peers"
5. Report this issue to support/developers

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