[Ekiga-list] Why my ekiga is continually trying to subscribe to my contacts telephone numbers ?

[Javier Barroso <javibarroso gmail com>]

Hi list,

I'm having troubles with ekiga. When I left it open two days open,
normally it will start to fail. It say that it is registered, but it
is not in our asterisk server.

Today I investigated the problem some time. I'll try to explain here,
and will ask about another question related:

First, Seems like my ekiga lost the register this night, asterisk tell
us about is unknown status but ekiga dialog show us about connected
status. After editing and cancel accounts preferences ekiga tell about
not connect status.


>From ekiga -d4 logs:
2010/09/08 16:30:34.588	32:13:29.082	 Housekeeper:0xb48ffb70	SIP	Set
state Terminated_Timeout for SUBSCRIBE transaction
id=z9hG4bKd43fdd4b-c3b9-df11-8850-0017a420b5ad
2010/09/08 16:30:34.588	32:13:29.082	
Housekeeper:0xb48ffb70	SIP	Changing SUBSCRIBE handler from Restoring
to Unavailable, target=sip:javi xxxx,
id=8c307b3c-b5b8-df11-8850-0017a420b5ad pepinux
2010/09/08 16:30:34.588	32:13:29.082	
Housekeeper:0xb48ffb70	SIP	Retrying SUBSCRIBE in 30 seconds.
2010/09/08 16:30:34.588	32:13:29.082	 Housekeeper:0xb48ffb70	SIP	Set
state Terminated_Timeout for SUBSCRIBE transaction
id=z9hG4bKbe95de4b-c3b9-df11-8850-0017a420b5ad
2010/09/08 16:30:34.589	32:13:29.082	
Housekeeper:0xb48ffb70	SIP	Changing SUBSCRIBE handler from Unavailable
to Unavailable, target=sip:javi xxxxx,
id=8c307b3c-b5b8-df11-8850-0017a420b5ad pepinux
2010/09/08 16:30:34.589	32:13:29.082	
Housekeeper:0xb48ffb70	SIP	Retrying SUBSCRIBE in 30 seconds.

I'm viewing this continualy in ekiga.log:

grep "2010/09/09.*Set state Terminated_Timeout for SUBSCRIBE"
ekiga.log  | awk '{gsub ("....$","",$2); print $2}' | uniq -c | sort
-n
     36 00:00:36
     36 00:01:12
     36 00:01:49
     36 00:02:25
     36 00:03:02
     36 00:03:39
     36 00:04:16
     36 00:04:53
.... all the time ...
     36 11:26:34
     36 11:27:11
     36 11:27:48
     36 11:28:24
     36 11:29:01
     36 11:29:38
     36 11:30:15
     36 11:30:52
     36 11:31:29
     36 11:32:05 (the time which I'm writting this mail)

Is it normal ?

I'm viewing too this in wireshark capture (continuously launching SIP
SUBSCRIBE REQUEST):
 198	6.674571	192.168.101.120	38.223.166.2	SIP	Request: SUBSCRIBE sip:javi xxxxx
199	6.676041	10.4.0.120	38.223.166.2	SIP	Request: SUBSCRIBE sip:javi xxxxxx
202	6.681867	192.168.101.120	38.117.97.125	SIP	Request: SUBSCRIBE
sip:javi yyyyyy
203	6.683218	10.4.0.120	38.117.97.125	SIP	Request: SUBSCRIBE sip:javi yyyyy

I'm viewing at least 4 ips against ekiga is trying to subscribe my contacts:
38.117.97.125, 38.223.166.2, 40.233.138.214, 39.165.13.136

I has only one account in my ekiga, and is to our internal asterisk.

Can I configure ekiga to not do such things (subscribe to externals ips)?

Anther issue, do you know why my linux is logging as two ip different
(10.4.0.120 and 192.168.101.120) ?

My ip route config is:
$ ip route
10.4.0.0/24 dev br-gest  proto kernel  scope link  src 10.4.0.120
192.168.0.0/16 dev br-lan  proto kernel  scope link  src 192.168.101.120
default via 192.168.100.1 dev br-lan

So I don't understand why connections to 38.223.166.2 goes sometimes
with my 10.4.0.120 ip ...

And another thing which could be related are this logs:
2010/09/09 11:43:43.629	51:26:38.123	Opal
Liste...0xb48beb70	MonSock	Socket read UDP error (113): No existe
ninguna ruta hasta el `host'
2010/09/09 11:43:43.629	51:26:38.123	Opal
Liste...0xb48beb70	Listen	UDP read error.
2010/09/09 11:43:43.629	51:26:38.123	Opal
Liste...0xb48beb70	MonSock	Socket read UDP error (113): No existe
ninguna ruta hasta el `host'
2010/09/09 11:43:43.629	51:26:38.123	Opal
Liste...0xb48beb70	Listen	UDP read error.
2010/09/09 11:44:13.371	51:27:07.865	
Housekeeper:0xb48ffb70	SIP	Starting SUBSCRIBE for offline retry
2010/09/09 11:44:13.371	51:27:07.865	
Housekeeper:0xb48ffb70	SIP	Changing SUBSCRIBE handler from Unavailable
to Restoring, target=sip:javi 659466050,
id=8c307b3c-b5b8-df11-8850-0017a420b5ad pepinux

It is related ?
grep "2010/09/09.*No existe ninguna" ekiga.log | awk '{gsub
("....$","",$2); print $2}' | uniq -c | sort -n
      2 00:00:00
      2 00:00:37
      2 00:01:13
      2 00:01:50
      2 00:02:26
      2 00:03:03
      2 00:03:40
      2 00:04:17
      2 00:04:54
......
      3 11:42:26
      3 11:43:02
      3 11:44:16
      3 11:44:53
      3 11:45:30
      3 11:46:06
      3 11:46:44
Can I stop this setting ekiga with any network configuration ?

Any tip is appreciated

Thank you very much !