[asterisk-users] Macro 'exited non-zero'

2006-10-24 Thread Douglas Garstang 
Can someone tell me if this indicates a problem? What does it mean when a macro 
exits != 0 ?

Spawn extension (macro-syst_FindAppServer, s, 5) exited non-zero on 
'SIP/xxx.yyy.142.186-b7515f98' in macro 'syst_FindAppServer'

Thanks,
Doug.
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Re: [asterisk-users] Macro 'exited non-zero'

2006-10-24 Thread Anthony Cennami 
It means that it exited at priority 5 of the s extension in that context. (.. s, 5)It does not inherently mean anything bad, depending on if that is an accurate exit point in your Macro.Anthony
On 10/24/06, Douglas Garstang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone tell me if this indicates a problem? What does it mean when a macro exits != 0 ?Spawn extension (macro-syst_FindAppServer, s, 5) exited non-zero on 'SIP/xxx.yyy.142.186-b7515f98' in macro 'syst_FindAppServer'
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[asterisk-users] Macro 'exited non-zero'

2006-10-23 Thread Douglas Garstang 
Can someone tell me if this indicates a problem? What does it mean when a macro 
exits != 0 ?

Spawn extension (macro-syst_FindAppServer, s, 5) exited non-zero on 
'SIP/xxx.yyy.142.186-b7515f98' in macro 'syst_FindAppServer'

Thanks,
Doug.
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