On Friday 17 March 2006 16:37, Matthias Fechner wrote: > Hello Hans, > > * Hans Petter Selasky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [16-03-06 17:18]: > > Do you get any sound at all? > > > > What happens when you run "capitest -u 0 -o <your telephone number>" and > > answer the call. Do you hear anything? If you don't get any sound then > > buy a "HFC-S PCI A" based ISDN card. They work much better. > > ok, I execute the following: > capitest -d1 -u 0 -i 98 -o "*93" > main.c: capi_send_listen_request: sending listen request for incoming_calls > main.c: capi_send_listen_request: sending listen request for incoming_calls > main.c: capi_send_listen_request: sending listen request for incoming_calls > main.c: capi_send_listen_request: sending listen request for incoming_calls > main.c: capi_send_listen_request: sending listen request for incoming_calls > main.c: capi_send_listen_request: sending listen request for incoming_calls > main.c: capi_send_listen_request: sending listen request for incoming_calls > main.c: capi_send_listen_request: sending listen request for incoming_calls > dialing out, 1 / 1 ... > main.c: cd_event: disconnected: non-selected user clearing > main.c: cd_event: disconnected: normal call clearing > > I got an very ugly sound. :) >
Ok, then the driver is working. Perhaps you many need an: exten => ... Answer before your "exten => ... voicemail", in your "extensions.conf". Voicemail should work. Have you looked for a "voicemail.conf" ? --HPS _______________________________________________ Asterisk-BSD mailing list [email protected] http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-bsd
