Hello Chad! Interesting! I have to check if it is ECC memory or
not. I am using Ubutu 64 with 8 gigs ram.
Essentially what you are saying here is a **IF** this is a non ecc ram,
a reboot will solve it... perhaps even an asterisk restart ... if not,
a full power cycle. I would HATE to do this - but if this is indeed
the case - then adverse restart (Reboot and/or powercycle) would clear
up the ram, potentially fixing the problem.
FYI - Just tried the dialplan on a different context. Shell script did
not execute. Ran it on an identical server - no problem!
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Chad Osmond wrote the following on 9/26/2011 12:24 PM:
Ecc memory in the server? If not the in memory version may have a bit
flipped somewhere.
Happens on rare occssions with non ecc ram
On 2011-09-26 12:00 PM, "Reza - Voipernetics" <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
> Any idea why shell scripts called within the dialplan with the SYSTEM
> command cease to function (without errors generated?).
>
> My linux commands invoked via SYSTEM() is no longer working.
>
> Thanks!
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