Hello list,
I am attempting to upgrade asterisk on a production box. I have opted to set
INSTALL_PREFIX to /usr/local/asterisk-0.7.2 which is ugly (since it
makes /usr, /var, /etc directories in there), but I didn't want the new install
to overwrite my existing installation.
The new asterisk runs, but when a call tries to go through, I get six
of Ouch ... error while writing audio data: : Broken pipe errors, and then a
segfault. Reading elsewhere, I have discovered that the error is coming from
mpg123. The process table yields 6 mpg123 processes which appear to be playing
the on hold music (onhold_low.mp3, onhold_high.mp3, etc.) Presently, I
don't know where to go.
1. I am trying to test a new compile of asterisk while retaining the ability to
revert to the old compilation. Am I going about it the right way (by setting
the INSTALL_PREFIX to a different dir)?
2. If the answer to #1 is yes, then what might be the problem with mpg123?
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