My hack worked for me, and still does and last time I checked was still
needed. There's no warranty for anyone else. It's possibile there's a
cleaner way to fix it, but I've not found it.
It was a one line addition to the OpenH323 library source that chan_h323
links against - you don't modify
Sean McKay wrote (on Jul 31):
The goal here is
to allow me to pick up a call on any of the 7960's anywhere
in my house and be able to move from room to room as needed
by placing the call on hold and picking it up on one of the
other phones in the
Deon Rodden wrote (on Jul 28):
I've tried to compile rate-engine 0.5.2 on Fedora Core 1, Redhat 9 and
OpenNA Linux 1.0 and all give me an Error 1 after typing make but with
no real reason given. Just a few standard/non-critical warning messages, and
then suddenly Error 1
There's a clue in the
The hack below is for OpenH323, not Asterisk. This is not an Asterisk
problem AFAICT. I am posting it here so that any other Asterisk user with a
similar problem might benefit from it. I may or may not post it to an
OpenH323 list, but since both variants of the H.323 channel in Asterisk
use
Jeremy McNamara wrote (on Jul 24):
Chris Luke wrote:
The chan_h323 in CVS and chan_oh323 both exhibited the same behaviour.
I have setup chan_h323 to talk to CCM without any trouble, after someone
informed me we had to override the External RTP object, which is part of
cvs -head now. I
Shahid wrote (on Jun 07):
The result is, I cant use Zap/g1 in extensions, eg this doesnt work anymore:
Where in your channels section do you describe what group the channel is
in?
If it worked before then it probably shouldn't have, since there's no
group=X (X should be 1 in your example) in
Googling for QoS linux packet shaping gives many auspicious results
that may be worth looking at, also.
Chris.
Senas Jordanovic wrote (on Jul 23):
This works. But when I (or somebody else) in the network starts some heavy
Just forgot to say:
The problem is the outgoing traffic, when there
Sterkel Brandke wrote (on Jul 23):
Googling for QoS linux packet shaping gives many auspicious results
that may be worth looking at, also.
I come closer maybe, but this RTP is suspicious and its not helping to
priorize just the port 5060 I think.
Prioritise based on source/destination of
You probably did not want to include your secrets in your email!
But
Celedonio Albarran wrote (on Jul 20):
I have asterisk setup to register with voice pulse. But when I dial
the DID I get this error message on asterisk:
[voicepulse]
[vpconnect-t01]
You do this twice - an empty
Reid A. Forrest wrote (on Jul 20):
I am having the same problem with voicepulse, since their change announcement
the other day.
[voicepulse-in]
context = voicepulse-in
type = user
host = gw5.voicepulse.com
allow=ulaw
Try adding the secret and auth type in this section.
Chris.
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The reason is in the error message. Try using extension number 89064934
instead of 934.
Chris.
Tom Fischer wrote (on Jul 18):
Hi,
On Friday we changed our Telco-Provider (from German Telekom to Mnet) and recieved
new Numbers. I changed the extensions in extension conf to match the new
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote (on Jul 16):
On Fri, 16 Jul 2004, Chris Bond wrote:
What I want to know is why you can port mobile numbers from network to
network but say you have a local std code and you wanted to use that with a
VoIP provider in the UK - in most instances you cant. Some are
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote (on Jul 15):
I'm a bit displeased at the way this happened. I received an email from
VoicePulse. Here's some excerpts:
Hm, I've not seen that yet. It looks like good news to me!
Note The previous method for terminating IAX2 calls using Connect! will
cease to be
Many of the slim compaq/hp boxes don't have DC power cables at all - the
PSU plugs right into the mainboard which plugs directly into the daughter-
booard that the SCSI hotplug drives plug into. They don't have floppy
drives and the cdrom is a laptop-style job which plugs into that SCSI
board
NTP is time-zone and season agnostic. It always transmits UTC.
Offsets from this are set in the client, including DST stuff. If they
can't be set, get a better NTP client. :)
Chris.
David Cook wrote (on Jul 06):
Kevin Walsh noted that his SPA-2000 takes time from his local NTP server
in a
I found that I had to specify the context explicitly in the
mailbox= lines of sip.conf, ie
[blah]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
and then the VM notifies worked a charm. :)
Chris.
Kurt wrote (on Jun 30):
Folks,
My question concerns the SIP Notify that is being sent to ...
device. You can see it in
The phone will TFTP the file RINGLIST.XML which wants to look something
like:
CiscoIPPhoneRingList
Ring
DisplayNameRing ring/DisplayName
FileNameringring.raw/FileName
/Ring
...
the raw files being in a format described on the Cisco site in some
*3000 miles away*, my 7960 talks to
it and it *works*, it emails me when people leave messages at my house
and I'm this close to hacking something up so it can water my
lawn, or not..
It's utterly F'ing fabulous, and I thank the community who put it together.
Regards,
Chris Luke.
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