No matter which username/password I give Transeive, it always fails to connect.
I’ve tried:
Node#/pssd assigned by AllStarLink
root/password of Raspberry Pi
username/password assigned for Superman
None work.
What gives?
Assuming you're trying to connect to your own node. You should use the credentials set in your iax.conf file as described here:
https://transceive.app/help/node-connections#node-credentials
My app now fails to log on and reports error error of in valid password to AllStar. Clearly something is wrong. Seems to have started with Mac OS 14.1.2 (23B92)
Same issue here as you mentioned. I have another node with a previous version of allstarlink working fine with node credentials authentification but with ASL 3 everything fails. Anyone has an update how to get this working?
Perhaps something changed in ASL 3. I will have to setup a test configuration on this. Anything in the asterisk logs? If you go on the asterisk console, you should see the authentication request come in.
Thanks for Transceive, Georges!
I'm seeing similar issues here, and looking at the Asterisk console I see: (my node is 61233)
Connected to Asterisk 20.9.1+asl3-3.0.4-1.deb12 currently running on node61233 (pid = 2719)
-- Accepting AUTHENTICATED call from 138.88.84.233:4569:
-- > requested auth methods = (MD5),
-- > actual auth method = MD5,
-- > encrypted = no,
-- > requested format = speex,
-- > requested prefs = (),
-- > actual format = ulaw,
-- > host prefs = (ulaw|gsm),
-- > priority = mine
[2024-08-12 17:03:33.370] WARNING[2894][C-00000011]: pbx.c:2928 pbx_extension_helper: No application 'Rpt,61233|X' for extension (transceive, 61233, 1)
== Spawn extension (transceive, 61233, 1) exited non-zero on 'IAX2/kq4mii-8531'
-- Hungup 'IAX2/kq4mii-8531'
I've also tried my previously-working configuration with RepeaterPhone, and it's not working there either. So I'm guessing something in the Asterisk configuration changed in ASL 3, but I don't know enough about Asterisk to know what's going on. I'm happy to help troubleshoot, though.
Hey, I think I've figured this out.
In /etc/asterisk/extensions.conf, instead of
[transceive]
exten => 61233,1,Rpt,61233|X ; 61233 is my node number
as described at https://transceive.app/help/node-connections#node-credentials, this worked for me:
[transceive]
exten => ${NODE},1,rpt(${EXTEN}|X)
This is what is set up in the [iaxrpt] section of extensions.conf out of the box on ASL3.
After making this change, Transceive connects successfully for me. Give it a try...
73 de KQ4MII
I simply tool iaxrpt as user and my password for pass.