Steve Murphy wrote:
Idea:
If something is corrupting your dialplan, then this should
reveal the extent of the corruption:
You might, when the system is working properly, do a:
asterisk -rx "dialplan show" > somefile1
and then, when you are having problems, do a:
asterisk -rx "dialplan show" > somefile2
diff -u somefile1 somefile2
and see if this reveals anything juicy.
murf
Steve,
That is a great idea. I did that the first time it happened. I dumped
the dialplan, then I restarted
and dumped again. it was the same. Being the first time I thought it was
just a fluke but now it
has happened a couple of times. I have not been able to narrow anything
down.
Thanks,
jerry
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