I have an NFS mount and I am trying to record to it. The mount works
fine, I create a directory and it shows on the server, I delete it and
it gets deleted at the server, but Asterisk 16-latest is always
recording to the local drive, it ignores the NFS mount.
Once I unmount the directory, the
I am compiling asterisk11 (eleven) on Centos 8 (eight)
with
./configure LDFLAGS="-z muldefs" --libdir=/usr/lib64
--with-unixodbc=$(odbc_config --include-prefix)/ --disable-asteriskssl
-enable-xmldoc NOISY_BUILD=no
Since I did the configure with "--disable-asteriskssl", why is even
trying
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
I did test manually and the NFS mount works fine. I do create a
directory and it shows at the server.
I am using containers, indeed. How can it be affecting Asterisk that I
am using LXC containers?
On 2021-10-16 11:34, Dave Platt wrote:
I did not explain myself well, for this I apologize.
On a new installation of Asteris, I connect to the command line and
after a few minutes I get the code below, and then I need to CTRL-C to
get out and come back in.
--- (10 headers 0 lines) ---
Really destroying SIP dialog
'7f9fc09410586a9e62c5fed905c398ba@208.78.161.2' Method: INVITE
Really
I want to confirm that it works fine.
Many, many thanks to every person involved
On 2021-10-26 15:20, Sean Bright wrote:
On 10/25/2021 1:19 PM, cio-al...@playerschool.edu wrote:
Yes, it's Asterisk 11 on Centos 8, not Centos 7.
Centos 7 cannot be used anymore because of some systemd
Question:
Is there a developer or sangoma, who may write this patch for a fee?
My boss is putting pressure on me.
On 2021-10-25 11:19, cio-al...@playerschool.edu wrote:
Yes, it's Asterisk 11 on Centos 8, not Centos 7.
Centos 7 cannot be used anymore because of some systemd incompatibility
Can
Yes, it's Asterisk 11 on Centos 8, not Centos 7.
Centos 7 cannot be used anymore because of some systemd incompatibility
Can somebody be so nice as to provide a patch for the latest version of
Asterisk 11?
Asterisk 11 is not my choice, but it's the only version that works with
another software
I have a hangup handler on an outgoing PJSIP channel that grabs the SIP
status
like this:
NoOp(keys=${HANGUPCAUSE_KEYS()}
sipmsg=${HANGUPCAUSE(${CHANNEL},tech)})
This works fine if the call connects to the other end but the caller for
example hangs up while it's still ringing:
