It's a Vicidial thing, and the bug is known, it's just not service
affecting to it's low priority (also Asterisk 1.2). It's one of those
things that's not likely to get fixed, so might as well suppress the error.
Thanks for the reply, though.
Jim
Shidan wrote:
Well the warning is happening when Asterisk is reading a control frame
but doesn't know what message is being carried in that frame. So a
typical message in that frame would be a hangup, busy, congestion and
so on. If you say what app is causing that message in your dialplan it
just might be a quick fix. Not that I would bet on it.
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On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 5:19 PM, Jim Van Meggelen <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
This is perhaps more a linux question than an asterisk question,
but in my defense I don't know too many linux programs that will
happily flood the messages file the way asterisk does.
I have a minor error on a system that doesn't cause any problems,
but when it happens it will write about a dozen messages per
second to the log file. The error looks like this:
Jan 9 12:04:37 WARNING[19760] file.c: Unexpected control subclass
'-1'
What I want to be able to do is run a cron job that'll look for
the error message, and erase it from the log file (ideally I guess
instead of erasing it, it would re-write it as one line, with the
message "(occurred x times)" following, but that's quite a bit
more fussy). Everything up to the 'file.c' part is variable, so I
guess I'd want to search for lines containing "file.c: Unexpected
control subclass '-1'", and put them somewhere else (or just get
rid of them).
I figure this is very likely a one-liner for somebody who knows
sed and regex well-enough, and before I started searching I
figured I'd ask if anyone had a util that might be suitable. Seems
to be something that's common enough that somebody might have a
quick solutino.
Thanks in advance for any advice on this one.
Jim
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