>>>>> "GF" == Gianni Fioretta <[email protected]> writes:
GF> -- Executing [0224300258@fax:1] Dial("IAX2/modem2-3460",
"SIP/centralino/0224300258") in new stack
GF> == Using SIP RTP CoS mark 5
GF> -- Called SIP/centralino/0224300258
GF> -- SIP/centralino-00000284 is making progress passing it to
IAX2/modem2-3460
GF> -- SIP/centralino-00000284 is ringing
GF> -- SIP/centralino-00000284 is making progress passing it to
IAX2/modem2-3460
GF> -- SIP/centralino-00000283 is making progress passing it to
IAX2/modem4-8449
GF> -- SIP/centralino-00000283 is ringing
GF> -- SIP/centralino-00000283 is making progress passing it to
IAX2/modem4-8449
GF> -- SIP/centralino-00000284 answered IAX2/modem2-3460
GF> [Jul 4 16:49:55] WARNING[22988]: chan_sip.c:9123 process_sdp: Failing due
to no acceptable offer found
That last line above shows that an outgoing fax attempt failed because
the sip end wasn't able to negotaiate a codec for that part of the call.
It looks like it was modem2's call which failed; modem4's call seems not
yet to have been answered.
I don't know whether that is what triggers the wedge, but the failure to
negotiate a codec for the sip/rtp leg probably is a configuration bug.
Which version of asterisk? Self compiled or a distribution's version?
The sip.conf and iax.conf might help debug it. (Elide passwords, of course.)
If you run the conf files through something like:
:; egrep -v '^[[:blank:]]*;' iax.conf|egrep -v '^$' >/tmp/short-iax.conf
before editing the password lines it will be easier to read them.
-JimC
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James Cloos <[email protected]> OpenPGP: 1024D/ED7DAEA6
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