--- Andrew Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
... snip ...
> Back to your original post...
>
> > As of yesterday, though, when I have this format,
> > asterisk won't accept incoming calls. It barfs
> with
> > the message:
> > Feb 16 21:53:14 NOTICE[4330]: chan_iax2.c:5757
> > socket_read:
I've finally figured the problem. It turns out that it
had nothing to do with the include file. When I was
commenting out unnecessary extensions in the main
extensions.conf, I commented out the line:
exten => _NXXNXX,1,Background(welcome) ;
I did not realise (it's not mentioned anywhere) that
beonice wrote:
Yes, I see what you are saying. This sounds backwards,
but it's actually doing what I _want_ it to do. :)
From what I see in the dialplan, what asterisk does
is, it loads the handlers for '#', 't' and 'i' as part
of vp_context, not as part of main_vp_context. That
actually happens to
--- Andrew Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> The only thing that seems out of place to me is your
> #include in
> [main_vp_context]. It looks to me like you intend
> for the s, #, t, and i
> extensions to be in [main_vp_context]. The way you
> layed out this
> example, that
beonice wrote:
The resulting extensions_from_mysql.conf file looks
something like this:
[vp_context]
exten => 1000,1,Record(/tmp/rec:gsm);
exten => 1000,2,Playback(/tmp/rec) ;
exten => 1000,3,Background(goodbye) ;
exten => 1000,4,Hangup();
I decided to #include this in my main exte
Folks,
I've been running asterisk successfully using the
extensions.conf and voicemail.conf.
Now that I've got asterisk happily looking up MySQL
tables for the VM configuration, I decided to try out
the contributed script
/usr/src/asterisk/contrib/scripts/retrieve_extensions_from_mysql.pl
I ed
