Hello,
Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
> > A packet is sent every 15s, causing Asterisk to write the same line in
> > the logs every 15s too. The following hack ignores those packets. I do
> > not know whether this should be included in the mainstream sources or
> > not. I will report this to Free Telecom
Ooo. That hurt. Sorry, my semantics were wrong. I simply presumed that
as the "notice" did not happen with 1.2 and it does with svn trunk and
the control frame was unknown someone might want to have a look at what
had changed.
I am having problems sending and receiving sms messages with trunk
Samuel Tardieu wrote:
> A packet is sent every 15s, causing Asterisk to write the same line in
> the logs every 15s too. The following hack ignores those packets. I do
> not know whether this should be included in the mainstream sources or
> not. I will report this to Free Telecom, hoping that the
Julian Lyndon-Smith wrote:
> Anyone know if this is an error or not ?
Since the message is marked 'NOTICE', it is clearly not an error. Errors
are marked 'ERROR'.
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The French operator Free Telecom uses an equipment from Cirpack as its
SIP server. It looks like Cirpack sends non-conforming keep-alive
packets. They are captured by tcpdump as:
16:52:41.423840 IP (tos 0x0, ttl 54, id 894, offset 0, flags [none], proto:
UDP (17), length: 60) 212.27.52.5.5060 >
I'm sending an sms message, but on the console I get the following:
Attempting call on zap/r3/17094009 for application SMS(xx) (Retry 1)
-- Requested transfer capability: 0x00 - SPEECH
May 31 15:05:48 NOTICE[31967]: channel.c:2555 __ast_request_and_dial:
Don't know what to do with contr
Hey, no bubble to burst - I'm always up for finding an easier way. I
didn't realise that just by checking the existence of a pair it stored
it in a variable.
OTOH it *is* more yeuch to read. All of those $ { [ are s easy to
misplace, and sooo easy to misread and not find the problem.
And
On Wed, 2006-05-31 at 14:30 +0100, Julian Lyndon-Smith wrote:
> There are often times that I want to read a DB value from the dialplan,
> and if this family/key pair does not exist, set it to some default value.
>
> for example:
>
> 1234,1 => Set(EMAILADDR=${DB(x/y)}
> 1234,2 => GotoIf($["${EMAI
Done better than that. Decommissioned the server, installed new server,
installed Centos 4.3 (instead of FC1)
:)
Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
Julian Lyndon-Smith wrote:
Is this a problem with trunk or my machine - a very old fedora core 1.
Don't ask ;(
It's a bug in your copy of GNU Make. Upgra
There are often times that I want to read a DB value from the dialplan,
and if this family/key pair does not exist, set it to some default value.
for example:
1234,1 => Set(EMAILADDR=${DB(x/y)}
1234,2 => GotoIf($["${EMAILADDR}" = ""]?3:4)
1234,3 => Set([EMAIL PROTECTED])
1234,4 => NoOp(${EMAILA
Hi Damiel,
Daniel Silaro wrote:
Steve,
I have compiled it and it seems to work, however distortion does still
seems to be there. You can replicate it by mumbling at a low pitch
with a high volume. I wonder if it a property of the codec?
I just want to ensure that I am using the your codec - i
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