Description of problem: After updating java to 1.8.0.141-1.b16 Jitsi can't accept incoming SIP Calls anymore, causing error messages like this: 2017-07-29 13:19:39.932 SCHWERWIEGEND: [136] impl.protocol.sip.SipStackSharing.findTargetFor().922 no listeners 2017-07-29 13:19:39.932 SCHWERWIEGEND: [136] impl.protocol.sip.SipStackSharing.processRequest().709 couldn't find a ProtocolProviderServiceSipImpl to dispatch to 2017-07-29 13:19:40.931 SCHWERWIEGEND: [137] impl.protocol.sip.SipStackSharing.findTargetFor().922 no listeners 2017-07-29 13:19:40.931 SCHWERWIEGEND: [137] impl.protocol.sip.SipStackSharing.processRequest().709 couldn't find a ProtocolProviderServiceSipImpl to dispatch to After downgrading to the last version, which is not possible inside fedora repos for no good reason, it works again out of the box. Just restaring it with the old java version and it works again. I have no clue what got changed between those two versions, but it must be dramatically for audio/network apps. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 1.8.0.141-1.b16.fc25.x86_64 How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: Get a sip account install jitsi activate sip account Call yourself Actual results: 2017-07-29 13:19:39.932 SCHWERWIEGEND: [136] impl.protocol.sip.SipStackSharing.findTargetFor().922 no listeners 2017-07-29 13:19:39.932 SCHWERWIEGEND: [136] impl.protocol.sip.SipStackSharing.processRequest().709 couldn't find a ProtocolProviderServiceSipImpl to dispatch to 2017-07-29 13:19:40.931 SCHWERWIEGEND: [137] impl.protocol.sip.SipStackSharing.findTargetFor().922 no listeners 2017-07-29 13:19:40.931 SCHWERWIEGEND: [137] impl.protocol.sip.SipStackSharing.processRequest().709 couldn't find a ProtocolProviderServiceSipImpl to dispatch to Expected results: A flawless sip call expirience ;) Additional info: Last version that worked: 1.8.0.131-5.b12 Anything else that changed : NO .. Jitsi did not have updates for month.
Are there any other logs available that shows a Java stack trace?
I did not see any stacktrace.
That is unfortunately, as the log is quite insufficient as it stands. Is there any easy way for us to reproduce this issue?
Jitsi offers a debug option, but i'm afraid, that won't help much. All you need is jitsi, that java version and a sip account, which you can get for free at sipgate.de/com . it's possible that you can fake a sip account because all you need is a "Sip" Server that sends you a SIP INVITE , I would not be surprised to find a test server somewhere for exact those situations. I believe the devs at Jitsi can help. I already informed them/him about the problem: ingo (Ingo Bauersachs) As we have summer vacations atm, i did not wonder, that i did not get an answer from him directly. Maybe you try it and someone from jitsi will answere.
The changes between the two versions are mainly security fixes, so clinging to an old insecure version is not a good idea. One thing to try: use the jre/lib/security/java.security file from the 8u131 version with the new 8u141 version. If it still doesn't work, this will at least rule out the issue being related to the disabling of SHA1 certificates.
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