Are you guys perchance using Local/[EMAIL PROTECTED] in your installations?
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Matt Riddell
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Is there a known issue when using the Local/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
thanks,
This is how I would read it.. but yes.. can someone give
On 3/2/06, Matt Riddell [NZ] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Matt wrote:
Yup.. that's the exact problem I'm having. I really can't explain
what happens. If I don't restart asterisk it seems to happen after
about 2 days. So I restart asterisk once a day at 3am. And it still
goes down about
So, simply respawning asterisk, or checking to see if it's running
isn't good enough, because asterisk is indeed running. We need to
access asterisk and issue a command, and see if asterisk responds
appropriately. If not, we can assume it has died, and we can kill it
off (killall -9
On 3/3/06, Martin Joseph [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mar 2, 2006, at 9:46 AM, Matt wrote:
Doesn't it seem absurd to go through all these gyrations, rather then
troubleshooting and fixing the problem? I know you have already tried
without success, but this seems absurd to me.
I am
Hello all!
On Thu, Mar 02, 2006 at 03:12:05PM -0600, Joseph Tanner wrote:
The problem isn't that asterisk isn't running, it's that asterisk is
not responding. When asterisk is in this funky state, I can still run
asterisk -r from the command line and get access to the CLI.
While in the
I have not (yet) had one of my bare bones systems lockup.. but they
also don't do 400-700 calls a day.
The system that does lockup experiences exactly the issues described
here which are you can connect to it asterisk -r and issue commands
but nothing responds not even stop now... and you have to
AFAIK there are problems with repeatedly connecting and disconnecting the
manager interface. Also you're probably using a proxy (all manager
interfaces I've seen are using proxies), it might not be a good idea to pool
something out of the manager that often.
Did you consider running a cron job on
He's probably having a similar problem I had, where asterisk stops
responding to any commands at all (whether it's bluetooth show
peers, sip show registry, or even stop now; all that works is
exit). Well, I guess I can't say any commands at all, I haven't
tried every single one.
I upgraded to
Yup.. that's the exact problem I'm having. I really can't explain
what happens. If I don't restart asterisk it seems to happen after
about 2 days. So I restart asterisk once a day at 3am. And it still
goes down about once a month...
On 3/2/06, Joseph Tanner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
He's
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Matt wrote:
Yup.. that's the exact problem I'm having. I really can't explain
what happens. If I don't restart asterisk it seems to happen after
about 2 days. So I restart asterisk once a day at 3am. And it still
goes down about once a month...
Are you guys perchance using Local/[EMAIL
with ps ax | grep asterisk | grep -v grep |
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Are you guys perchance using Local/[EMAIL PROTECTED] in your installations?
I am, not in my extensions.conf but in a .call file. I started using
the .call files around the same time I originally installed 1.2.1, so
I can't say which one caused the problems.
I'll keep running 1.2.4 right now,
Joseph Tanner wrote:
The problem isn't that asterisk isn't running, it's that asterisk is
not responding. When asterisk is in this funky state, I can still run
asterisk -r from the command line and get access to the CLI.
While in the CLI, the only command that asterisk will respond to is
The problem isn't that asterisk isn't running, it's that asterisk is
not responding. When asterisk is in this funky state, I can still run
asterisk -r from the command line and get access to the CLI.
While in the CLI, the only command that asterisk will respond to is
exit which drops
Rich Adamson wrote:
The problem isn't that asterisk isn't running, it's that asterisk is
not responding. When asterisk is in this funky state, I can still run
asterisk -r from the command line and get access to the CLI.
While in the CLI, the only command that asterisk will respond to
No TDM400 cards on my end (don't know what the original poster has).
Just a simple X101P card. It's a clone, but an exact clone (made sure
the layout was 100% the same, I have other modems with the same
chipset, but different layout, so tossed those aside).
BTW, came home tonight, and it's
I just really can't live without the Local channel, so I did some
research. It appears that maybe putting /n on the end fixes my
problem. So instead of this:
Local/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I should use this:
Local/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/n
Curiously enough, without the /n on the end, I get this
On Mar 2, 2006, at 9:46 AM, Matt wrote:
Hi,
Occassionally Asterisk will go down and I have to restart it.. not
often.. but sometimes. When it does the manager interface stops
working, as does the CLI.
My thoughts was to poll the manager interface once every 5 minutes for
a value. If I don't
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