Kyle,
No.  app_rpt and associated files have not yet been ported to a newer version of Asterisk (they won't work due to changes in the internal structure of newer versions to include compiling without some hacks to put things back in asterisk that are needed).  I've been working on it, and have most of them poted to 1.8, but they are not by any means production ready and as of late I've been working on a paying gig, so the app_rpt stuff has been moved over -- I should be back at it in this next week.

If you need SIP, setup another box with a newer version of Asterisk to receive incoming calls, screen them and then send them to your AllStarLink Asterisk box.

I recommend running fail2ban on the machine that has SIP facing the internet as well.

73
Stacy
KG7QIN

On 10/20/2015 10:08 PM, K Yoksh wrote:

Hello all,

This is OTish.....

I have been trying to find the IP address of SIP hackers, and apparently Asterisk 1.4 logs my public IP rather than that of the offender:

[2015-10-20 21:02:47] NOTICE[20894] chan_sip.c: Sending fake auth rejection for user 1002<sip:1002@MYPUBLICIP>;tag=2b4388ac

From what I can tell, the issue was resolved in Asterisk 1.6 or 1.8, but I can't find a patch or hack for chan_sip.c to log the offender's IP.

I guess my question is, can we move ahead to a newer version of Asterisk? I am running the Debian DIAL (Love it so far BTW!)

Thanks,

73..

Kyle Yoksh
K0KN
Olathe, KS
Allstar 2210-2219


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