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Dr. Rich Murphey posted a patch on the 23rd, I
haven't tried it, but it sounded like it should fix your mpg123 problems.
You can kill -9 mpg123 anytime you like though.
-Aaron
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, May 28, 2006 9:19 AM
Subject: [Asterisk-bsd] New to
Asterisk...But Just Let Me Keep My FreeBSD
Asterisk 1.2.7.1 running on an old Dell Optiplex Pentium 220 MgHz,
64MB of RAM with FreeBSD-6.1-RELEASE
I only recently discovered Asterisk and was indeed happy to find that I
would not have to build a Linux server to run it and could keep hacking along
happily with my FreeBSD servers. I've gone through the install and have made a
simple setup with an X-Lite phone from a WinXP machine on the LAN. That's cool
and of course I am loaded with questions on how to get more out of this thing.
But I'll start with a few that seem to be related to FreeBSD first.
There seems to be some kind of issue with the mpg123 player. When I start
Asterisk there are some warning messages about it. And what seems to be worse
is that the mpg123 processes do not stop nor can I kill them once I exit
Asterisk. Is this a real issue or should I just ignore it. The music-on-hold
seems to work but there are times when it is choppy. I found a work around for
this using rawplayer and I'm just getting it compiled right now, but I'd
really prefer to use mpg123 as I don't want to have to convert MP3 files
before using them with rawplayer.
Any advice on this as well as any other tips, tricks for running Asterisk
on FreeBSD will be welcomed.
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