My node - 67419 - shows unavailable. If I try connecting to a repeater, announce says connection failed. Then I disconnect all nodes and try another repeater. Same result. my AllStar Node has been working for quite awhile (since the first of the year or so) and this behavior just popped up. Rebooted Raspberry Pi (5) and Shari node. Logged in and out.
What else can I check?
Thanks,
Lp - KI5UXC
Please run asl-node-auth-check and post the results.
-----===== AllStarLink Node Authentication Check =====-----
Checking configuration:
Info: rpt.conf has configuration for: 67419
Info: /etc/asterisk/iax.conf contains no registration lines.
Info: /etc/asterisk/rpt_http_registrations.conf contains 1 registration line(s)
Info: Registrations present for configured node(s): 67419
Info: IP from https://conntest-east1.allstarlink.org/ip reports: 97.134.130.27
Info: IP from https://conntest-west1.allstarlink.org/ip reports: 97.134.130.27
Info: IP from https://conntest-west2.allstarlink.org/ip reports: 97.134.130.27
Info: IP from udp://conntest-east1.allstarlink.org:4570 reports: 97.134.130.27
Info: IP from udp://conntest-west1.allstarlink.org:4569 reports: 97.134.130.27
Info: IP from udp://conntest-west2.allstarlink.org:4569 reports: 97.134.130.27
OK: HTTP IP probes have consensus on the same perceived IP
OK: IAX IP probes have consensus on the same perceived IP
Testing node 67419:
OK: Node registration config is well-formed
OK: Node registration type is HTTP
OK: register.allstarlink.org is reachable (via HTTP)
OK: HTTP registration state is Registered
OK: Perceived IAX IP:PORT for this node is: 97.134.130.27:4569
OK: Registered to aws-east1a-register0.allstarlink.org - 52.20.63.146
OK: Server-set UDP port matches bindport in iax.conf
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/asl-node-auth-check", line 681, in
main()
File "/usr/bin/asl-node-auth-check", line 654, in main
e, r = check_node_status(node)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "/usr/bin/asl-node-auth-check", line 394, in check_node_status
reg_since = node_reginfo[0]['regseconds']
~~~~~~~~~~~~^^^
IndexError: list index out of range
ki5uxc@ki5uxc:~ $
Also, I noticed that I see the following under KI5UXC Nodes:
Click a node number below to edit it.
| Node Number | Server | Callsign | Password | Currently Registered |
Last Reg (UTC) | Via WebTrans | Via Telephone | NNX |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 674190 | 4708rcl | KI5UXC | No | Never | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| 674191 | 4708rcl | KI5UXC | No | Never | Yes | Yes | Yes |
I do not know how these 2 nodes got created. I didn't do it. (At least I do not think that I did.) Could this be a contributing factor?
Thanks for any assistance you can give.
You evidently NNX expanded 67419, so, in effect, it doesn't exist anymore. It's now 674190. So you can either:
Go back into node settings and reverse the NNX, restoring 674190 back to 67419
or
Reconfigure your node to the new 6 digit number.
ps. The 674191 number is there because when you turn on NNX, it always adds the next node number in the sequence. Subsequently, you can add the sequential next eight node numbers, as needed.
Please also run a software update. You have an old version of ASL3 if you're getting that error.