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I upgraded to CVS Asterisk 1.0 stable
last night on 2 different servers, connected to each other via IAX2. Voice T1/PRI -> Cisco 3640
-SIP-> Main Asterisk -IAX2-> Remote Asterisk -SIP-> Phones All using the g711ulaw codec. We’re now experiencing gaps in
sound, the other party will be talking to us and suddenly they’ll cut out
and then come back in, less than a couple of second’s gap. Nothing on the
CLI shows what could be causing this. Just occurs out of nowhere. I don’t
think it’s a connectivity issue, as physically this is all at the same
location. The Main Asterisk connects to the Remote Asterisk via a private
switch, and the Remote Asterisk connects to the phones via another interface
connected to the private LAN via a switch. I did this upgrade to get rid of a
problem, there was the occasional call where these “gaps” in sound
would occur, but it was 1 out of 7 or something like that. I upgraded last
night, rebooted the server to clear up some memory and force the reloading of
the newest zaptel and libpri modules. Now I’m running “Asterisk
CVS-v1-0-11/16/04-04:38:19” My only clue as to the problem may be
this: --- Nov 16 12:14:21 WARNING[1161]:
channel.c:472 ast_channel_walk_locked: Avoided initial deadlock for 'SIP/55.55.55.5-42d09bf0',
10 retries! --- I see this a whole lot. I don’t
have a clue what it means. The SIP/55.55.55.5 IP address has been changed to
protect the innocent. The IP that was after SIP/ is the IP of our Cisco 3640
router. Any help would be greatly appreciated, as
I’m getting really tired of VOIP. Starting to loose my enthusiasm for it.
Quality issues and bugs left and right and screaming bosses and customers and
high cell phone bills. Regards, Paul P.S - Also, I see this now and then, but I
think it’s not related, as this has nothing to do with the Remote Asterisk
server I spoke of: --- Nov 16 12:14:21 WARNING[1161]:
ast_expr.y:474 ast_yyerror: ast_yyerror(): syntax error: parse error; Input: "unknown" <55.55.55.5> =
1235551212 ^^^^^^^^ --- The 55.55.55.5 Ip was changed from the
real value, it was the IP address of our Cisco 3640. Also, 555121212 was a real
phone number, just changed it to protect the innocent. The only references to
this “1235551212” number is in my dialplan: exten =>
1235551212,1,SetAccount(800-2323) exten => 1235551212,2,SetGroup(customer) exten => 1235551212,3,CheckGroup(5) exten =>
1235551212,4,GotoIf($[${CALLERID} =
9547726277]?40:5) ;
Offending Caller exten =>
1235551212,5,GotoIf($[${CALLERIDNUM} = 9547726277]?40:6) exten =>
1235551212,6,Goto(customer-in,100,1) exten =>
1235551212,40,Answer
; Where to put offending caller exten => 1235551212,41,Wait(2) exten =>
1235551212,42,Background(tt-weasels) exten => 1235551212,43,Hangup exten =>
1235551212,104,VoiceMail([EMAIL PROTECTED])
; When they are out of lines |
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