If Asterisk is writing files into the local directory that is the mount
point for a remote NFS connection, then this is not an asterisk problem.
It's a local config/network issue.
No application should be able to write to the local disk dir used as a mount
point . So if that is what's happening,
I did not explain myself well, for this I apologize.
The files never appear on the NFS mount, only in the local drive.
Restarting Asterisk with the mount on does not fix it.
Asterisk simply ignores the mount and writes to the local drive.
But the mount is fine, I can create a dir and it appears
On Fri, Oct 15, 2021 at 9:55 AM Fourhundred Thecat <400the...@gmx.ch> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> when I use the "verbose" function, ie:
>
>exten => _,1,Verbose(0,INTERNAL CALL: ${CDR(src)} is calling
> ${EXTEN})
>
> then, in the logs the line looks like this:
>
>VERBOSE[C-0001]: INTERNAL
Hello,
when I use the "verbose" function, ie:
exten => _,1,Verbose(0,INTERNAL CALL: ${CDR(src)} is calling
${EXTEN})
then, in the logs the line looks like this:
VERBOSE[C-0001]: INTERNAL CALL: is calling (ECHO TEST)
why is there additional [C-0001] after the
