Grygoriy,
[...] A practice that was once described in the code comments as
being nasty.
thanks for your input. My knowledge of 'hard core' programming is limited,
so I cannot judge on what is written on freeswitch.org. Though it sounds
logical to me.
But as I said, this is on a production
2009/1/27 Udo Schacht-Wiegand aster...@wiegand.name:
Grygoriy,
[...] A practice that was once described in the code comments as
being nasty.
thanks for your input. My knowledge of 'hard core' programming is limited,
so I cannot judge on what is written on freeswitch.org. Though it sounds
On a production system, running 1.4.17 (compiled from bristuff-0.4.0-test6-xr1)
we had this strange issue two times in the last
weeks:
[2009-01-13 13:58:30] WARNING[1213] channel.c: Fixup failed on channel
SIP/2332-081d0108MASQ, strange things may happen.
[2009-01-13 13:58:30] WARNING[1213]
Copy paste from freeswitch.org
Asterisk uses a modular design where a central core loads shared objects to
extend the functionality with bits of code known as modules. Modules are
used to implement specific protocols such as SIP, add applications such as
custom IVRs and tie in other external
