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Yate users hangout place / <sip> Flood detected

« on: December 28, 2013, 05:16:09 AM »

Hi,
below, you will find an extract from my /var/log/yate-events/sip.log. This extract covers just 15min., but it is more or less the same for the full time while YATE is running. I am wondering, what the root-cause of those flood events are. I see two options:

• I am getting hacker attacks, who are trying to flood me with requests;
• My server is too weak to handle the workload (I run Yate on a Raspberry Pi, which I believe is pretty cool  );

How can I find our more about the reasons why I have those flood-messages?

Thanks in advance for you support, tips, and tricks!


-------- Extract from /var/log/yate-events/sip.log -------
[....]
2013-12-28_11:37:19.617522 <sip> Flood drop cleared, resumed normal message processing
2013-12-28_11:37:22.562457 <sip> Flood detected, dropping INVITE/REGISTER/SUBSCRIBE/OPTIONS, allowing reINVITES
2013-12-28_11:41:45.981589 <sip> Flood drop cleared, resumed normal message processing
2013-12-28_11:41:46.539817 <sip> Flood detected, dropping INVITE/REGISTER/SUBSCRIBE/OPTIONS, allowing reINVITES
2013-12-28_11:42:37.826860 <sip> Flood drop cleared, resumed normal message processing
2013-12-28_11:42:39.235475 <sip> Flood detected, dropping INVITE/REGISTER/SUBSCRIBE/OPTIONS, allowing reINVITES
2013-12-28_11:43:44.139845 <sip> Flood drop cleared, resumed normal message processing
2013-12-28_11:43:48.624559 <sip> Flood detected, dropping INVITE/REGISTER/SUBSCRIBE/OPTIONS, allowing reINVITES
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Yate users hangout place / Re: Registered / logged in users

« on: December 28, 2013, 03:18:15 AM »

@cc08: Thanks a lot! Your provided solution is working. I highly appreciated your help 

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Yate users hangout place / Re: yate -l logfile.log --> date/time for each event

« on: December 27, 2013, 06:42:23 AM »

I think I found something: -DZ
(found my using man yate ... sorry, that I haven't checked the manpages first)

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Yate users hangout place / yate -l logfile.log --> date/time for each event

« on: December 27, 2013, 06:39:43 AM »

Hi,
is there a way, that the lines/events in the logfile generated by the -l Option are getting a date/time-stamp?

Thanks!

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Yate users hangout place / Registered / logged in users

« on: December 27, 2013, 05:56:54 AM »

Hi,

I have several users registered in my /usr/local/etc/yate/regfile.conf file. When Yate is started as a daemon (/usr/local/bin/yate -d -l /var/log/yate.log), how can I check at the Yate-Server which user is currently logged in?

Thank in advance for your replies.