How about something like this?
http://www.pencomdesign.com/1ch_relay.htm
No personal experience with that board, but it looks sensibly designed and
should be very easy to code for.
-Keith
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From: "c james" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2008 5:43
We are trying to use the MySQL database for voicemail logins. I can see that
* connects correctly to the database and is executing queries, so I'm pretty
sure I got the config right. However, it doesn't seem to be picking the
password up properly. Found a couple of old mailing list messages about t
odifying the appropriate file
for an include. The Asterisk server is logging in and executing a query, and
if I run that query myself I get results back ... what else is left? Help,
please!
-Keith, TSS Support
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Executing last minute cleanups
Asterisk ending (0).
vm:~#
Again, I redacted the numbers there. I also tried applying the patch that
Michael put up. Didn't seem to make a change at all. I really feel like I'm
missing something obvious here.
-Keith, TSS Support
- Original Message -
F
7;digits/at' H 'digits/hundred' M
'hours'
-- There's the whole config file. Used to have a [default] section with
nothing under it, but that's been removed. No change. The extensions are all
in the [default] context in their config file.
-Keith, TSS Su
From: "Matthew Boehm" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
And you have copied the mysql-vm-routines.h file into asterisk/apps/ and
you
have correctly altered the Makefile inside asterisk/apps and rebuilt
app_voicemail?
Matthew
Yep. It's actually logging in to the database and executing a query that
returns the
Just so you know ... you can't just add up data transfer like that. Also,
you're dealing with best-case link speed.
Anyway, all of this is sort of meaningless. At high non-transcoded call
volumes the following sorts of questions are more relevent:
-Is my NIC well supported by Linux?
-Is my di
