I am new to ISO-8583, there is an error Required 912 but just got 408 bytes bit-60 and tried to search for this problem and I found it, it's because of the response from host has been cut off. Can anyone give me advice about this?
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I hope you all doing well! I need message format for the Update Location request
Please check this screenshot this may be helped you
You should also take a look at the following specification: "ETSI TS 129 272" and check the ULR ABNF:
Happy New Year all!
So, I've been having some trouble matching the host IP of an attacker when using Fail2Ban to read my FreeSwitch log file. Please pardon me if this is the wrong forum for this, but I couldn't think of anywhere else to post this.
Here's the log line:
2017-01-01 10:44:08.717205 [DEBUG] sofia.c:9746 sofia/external/1001#105.121.25.131 receiving invite from 217.79.182.240:5080 version: 1.6.13 -21-e755b43 64bit
This was my first attempt:
\[DEBUG\] sofia.c:\d+ ...................#\d+.\d+.\d+.\d+ receiving invite from <HOST>$:\d+
This was my second attempt (simplifying the first):
\[.*#\d+.\d+.\d+.\d+ receiving invite from <HOST>$
My problem is, I'm having a hard time stripping out the IP address from the Port# in this string: 217.79.182.240:5080 so that it is passed to the <HOST> variable. My understanding of REGEX composition has hit a roadblock and could use the combined expertise of others on this forum, thanks.
This is what worked for me (in case someone else runs into this problem):
.*#\d+.\d+.\d+.\d+ receiving invite from <HOST>.*$
Thanks to DigiDaz from the FusionPBX IRC Channel for assisting me with this.
When accessing /rss I see an error:
This page contains the following errors:
error on line 6 at column 575: Input is not proper UTF-8, indicate encoding !
Bytes: 0x08 0x75 0x74 0x20
I checked the settings in index.js and they seem to be right. Is this a template issue or something that is related to Ghost's core?
Thanks
Issue resolved! There was some invisible character that was hidden in one of the blog posts that destroyed the feed. Go find it!
"Received problem 3 in the chunky parser"
I can't for the life of me find what "problem 3" in curl refers to. I'm sure it has to do with the format of the chunk I'm sending from the app server to curl, but I can't figure out what is wrong with the chunk because I can't tell what "problem 3" is.
Any ideas?
The number you see there is CHUNKE_BAD_CHUNK from the CHUNKcode enum from lib/http_chunks.h from the libcurl source code. Given a quick look, it seems that it is mostly used when a CR or LF is missing from the chunked data.
I would recommend you investigate on the raw HTTP content stream to see what the problem is with the chunked format. RFC2616 section 3.6.1 documents it.
There is a similar post to yours. Again I'm not sure what your trying to sen across so I can not point out the problem but have look at this,
Why is this warning being shown: "Received problem 2 in the chunky parser"?
Hope this helps!
So, I ran into this with a CGI program.
Long story short, the CGI script was using Python, and printing the chunk header using the length of the string, then sending to the client using:
print data,
This appends a space, making the data one byte longer than the chunk header says it is. I fixed this by changing that line to:
stdout.write( data )
A hexdump of the data out of the CGI script was the tool that finally told me what was going on.
Kindly help. I am stuck. Graph are getting spikes ..but the value is not showing correctly although SNMP get the value correctly.Please throw some light.
Please provide more information, such as the snmpwalk / snmpget command used as well as the returned output when executed from the command line.