open("/etc/asterisk/modules.conf", O_RDONLY) = 8
And that I do get some of the channels loading, e.g., the modem channel:
open("/usr/local/lib/asterisk/modules/chan_modem.so", O_RDONLY) = 8
And if I load the apps via "load app_playback.so",
open("/usr/local/lib/asterisk/modules/app_playback.so", O_RDONLY) = 25
so it's not as if though load can't find the apps in the directory. Autoload doesn't load them.
Other notes:
* I have only sound cards, no hardware. Since as far as I can tell -- documentation doesn't seem to cover this issue -- I must have some interface running in order to load a context, I've done the following on my machine, which uses ALSA for sound. I've proceeded in stages trying various combinations:
+ alsa.conf:
context=default
+ oss.conf:
context=default
+ sip.conf:
context=demo
+ extentions.conf:
[default] include => demo
I've tried other permutations, including simplified dial plans, pointing sip.conf directly at the default context, etc.
Regardless, "dial 500" doesn't work from the console, and neither does "dial [EMAIL PROTECTED]".
"show dialplan" shows only the "parkedcalls" dialplan from parking.conf.
* This is a *change* in behaviour. I *was* able to get this to work previously. The only major change in my system is that I'm using alsa 0.9.4 that I compiled myself -- but that version of alsa works better than previous versions.
* The pre-compiled .deb's from the official Debian have the same problem. (This problem started after I recompiled the CVS to help resolve the problem with the official Debian. Silly me...)
* I attach to this email a text file, listing.cvs, with some output that shows the current state of the system.
(NOTE: I modified the makefile every so slightly to place asterisk entirely in the /usr/local/[s]bin & /var/local directories, especially as I implemented "uninstall" and didn't want a development error wiping out the /usr/[s]bin directories. However, the problem I've described occurs even if I load everything into non-local/ directories, so it's not vestigal hardcode as far as I can tell.)
I would appreciate any thought you have on this matter.
-- Moshe Yudkowsky * http://www.Disaggregate.com
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