Can you show us some config files? I have a Snom 320 with expansion unit 
working with hints with Astlinux.

Tom

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From: "Rob Hillis" <[email protected]>
Date: Fri, Dec 24, 2010 09:00
Subject: [Astlinux-users] 0.7.4 and BLF indications
To: <[email protected]>

Hi guys,

I have no idea at this stage whether the problem is with Astlinux 0.7.4, 
a hardware/software conflict or something else, but at the moment it's 
about the only common factor that I can see.

My home phone system has a collection of analogue phones connected to 
ATAs along with a Zultys 4x4, Snom 320 and a Yealink T28P.  The T28P and 
the 320 have both been configured with BLF buttons that until recently 
have worked just fine.

However, around the time that I started development on a PABX product 
for work (Astlinux running on a SuperMicro 5015A-H with Yealink T26 and 
T22 phones) I noticed that I couldn't get BLF working on the Yealink 
phones and turned my attention to my home system to find out what the 
configuration differences were - only to discover that BLF had stopped 
working there as well.

Both systems are running Astlinux 0.7.4 - my home system on an ALIX2-3 
that was originally built back when Runnix was a brand new feature. 
(can't remember whether it was 0.4.8 or 0.6.0)

"core show hints" shows the following on my home system:-

pbx*CLI> core show hints

     -= Registered Asterisk Dial Plan Hints =-
                alist...@hints               : IAX2/alistair         
State:Idle            Watchers  0
                    p...@hints               : SIP/PSTN              
State:Idle            Watchers  0
                     2...@hints               : SIP/210               
State:Idle            Watchers  0
                     2...@hints               : SIP/209               
State:Idle            Watchers  0
                     2...@hints               : IAX2/fax0&IAX2/fax1&  
State:Idle            Watchers  0
                     2...@hints               : SIP/205  
https://192.168.1.254/index             State:Idle            Watchers  0
                     2...@hints               : SIP/204               
State:Idle            Watchers  0
                     2...@hints               : SIP/203               
State:Idle            Watchers  0
                     2...@hints               : SIP/202               
State:Idle            Watchers  0
                     2...@hints               : SIP/201               
State:Idle            Watchers  0
                     2...@hints               : SIP/200               
State:Idle            Watchers  0
----------------
- 11 hints registered

I get similar output from the development system from work (though the 
hints are in the default context in that instance).  The Yealinks are 
set up with purely the extension number (which used to work) though I 
have tried with @hints at the end as well.  The Snom has always been set 
up including the context.  I also tried X-Lite - again to no avail.

The firmware on the Yealinks has changed several times recently (between 
versions *.50.0.* and *.60.0.*) though the Snom hasn't changed firmware 
in several months.

Setting SIP debug on gives me a headache, but I don't think I'm seeing 
any presence traffic.

Has anyone had any problems with BLF recently with Astlinux?  Where 
might I look to figure out what's going on?  I've Googled for answers, 
but can't find anything relevant to 0.7.4 or Asterisk 1.4.36.

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