Nedi,
I believe your issue is due to this line in your agi script:
/
echo 'SET VARIABLE LONGNAME '"\"$NAME\"" >/tmp/stdout/
In order for your script to communicate with Asterisk, you need to send
the commands directly to stdout. But in your case, you are redirecting
the output to a file called
Hi Julian,
The AstLinux 1.0 branch now has support for Asterisk 10 for development testing.
As Michael stated, the sqlite3 package must be enabled, and it appears to
basically work with very limited testing. The astdb database has been replaced
with astdb.sqlite3, so we should symlink that to
Am 18.11.2011 um 11:55 schrieb Lonnie Abelbeck:
> Julian,
>
> Honestly, Asterisk 10 was not on our radar at the moment.
>
> Does Asterisk 10 use the same file layout as 1.4 and 1.8 ? Are the
> sounds/moh files located in the same place, etc. ? If so, not much changing
> to our package/aster
Hi,
I have Astlinux 0.7.9 and ASTERISK 1.8.4.4
I have something wrong in my asterisk config external incoming calls show me
only CID number and not the CID Name
Intern is not a problem
I have try to put this in my extensions.conf
exten => s,1,Set(CALLERID(num)=${CALLERID(num):0:40})
exten =>
Julian,
Honestly, Asterisk 10 was not on our radar at the moment.
Does Asterisk 10 use the same file layout as 1.4 and 1.8 ? Are the sounds/moh
files located in the same place, etc. ? If so, not much changing to our
package/asterisk/asterisk.mk should be necessary to give it a try.
Lonnie
Daniel,
I'm not sure why you are seeing disk I/O errors, but here are a few tips.
1) Why not use a CF card for storage in the net5501, SandDisk CF cards (Ultra
II's are good) are know to work well in the net5501. 2GB or 4GB is usually
plenty for typical usage.
2) If you installed AstLinux by
