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I've checked the wiki, searched the mailing list, Mantis (bug tracker), and looked through the source code, but found not mention of this issue: If using ODBC Storage for voicemail messages, name-playback by app_directory breaks. app_directory has no ODBC Storage code and therefore only looks for the greet.wav file (recording of user's name) in the filesystem, whereas app_voicemail saves

Hello - As I've mentioned before, we have a large number of patches starting to build up in the bugtracker interface waiting for addition to CVS. Many of these patches are ready to go and have been fully tested but have not been added due to time schedules. However, almost all of the bugnotes that have the term [patch] in the title have code in them that has been submitted but does

I current have a working Asterisk 1.2.12 server with ODBC voicemail storage, realtime static maps for voicemail, sip and iax configuration files. Realtime extensions, etc. All works great. I have verified that this configuration works on my test server as well. Now I am trying to test the 1.4B3 version on the same test server, and all works well except for ODBC voicemail. I am using the same

Hi all, Is it possible to store voicemail in a Mysql database without using ODBC? I've got RTA sip and voicemail working; I just want to store the messages in the db now. Configuring ODBC seems like a lot of work if I don't have to. TIA. -- Take care and have fun, Mike Diehl.

As we are getting closer to release of CVS head as version 1.2, we're in need of your help. One of the cool new features in CVS head is the ability to store the actual voicemail messages in a database. This is not using ARA, the Asterisk Realtime Architecture, but directly interfaces with ODBC from app_voicemail. It stores both meta data and audio in the database, which will give you real

Hi, Is there any reason why ODBC voicemail storage requires varchar for most fields? For example, is there anything stopping me using a BIGINT or similar for origtime or INT for duration? Kind regards, Dan

Hello, Upgraded from 1.6.1.0 to 1.6.1.1 and my voicemail setup does not work anymore. I use ODBC storage for voicemail. Comes out that the "voicemessages" table schema should have changed, because the log says Asterisk needed to store data to an additional field called "flag". Any new message cannot be saved. The thing is that I'd like to know where I can find an updated

Hi, I have a strange problem. I'm using Asterisk 1.4.xx with ODBC storage (FreeTDS -> Mssql 2008 database). Everything it's working fine, but sometimes I receive this error and Asterisk crashes. [Aug 25 13:25:13] WARNING[14032] app_voicemail.c: SQL Prepare failed![SELECT COUNT(*) FROM pbx_VoiceMail WHERE dir = '/var/spool/asterisk /voicemail/default/7002/INBOX'] [Aug 25

Hello guys. Did anybody use voicemail ODBC storage feature? All "voicemessages" fields name are clear except for "dir", which is assigned to "/var/spool/asterisk/voicemail/default/1234/INBOX". Why do we need any directory when we store voicemessages in the database? Noreover, that field is choosen as the KEY or INDEX (marked as MUL in README.odbcsrorage, so I

Hi, I'm wondering whether or not I should go for ODBC or IMAP voicemail storage. Before diving into details, I would be very pleased to get input form others. 1. With IMAP, is it necessary to save a copy of voicemails in /var/log files so that a user can still listen to his (or her) own voicemails with his own hardphone ? 2. How then, can you make sure to skip non-voice mails stored in the

Friends in the Asterisk community, One thing I avoided working with for a long time is the Asterisk voicemail code. One module in Asterisk I've constantly been naming as one of the worst parts is voicemail. One part of Asterisk that I've been kind of avoiding during my trainings is voicemail. And there's where I've spent a lot of time recently... Life is strange. Instead

Seems like other postings tend to think that saving recordings as files and not as blobs in the database are a more reliable way to go. Opinions on this? Looking at supporting it for ARI and judging interest. Dan 512.791.0137 www.littlejohnconsulting.com

> -----Original Message----- > From: Kevin P. Fleming [mailto:kpfleming@starnetworks.us] > David Brodbeck wrote: > > > Anyway, I figured it out. The extension was working, but > Background() > > ignores the tones A through D by default. I didn't realize > this because I > > wasn't waiting for message playback to finish. > > Please enter a

Hello, have you noticed the message num (VM_MSGNUM) is off by one? For example, I receive the following message: "Just wanted to let you know you were just left a 0:03 long message (number 7)" but in attach there is the msg0006.wav Leandro -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Hi all, We have an asterisk installation here that uses realtime for voicemails through ODBC. It works very well except that every now and then (ie four or five days or so) it breaks. I have included a log from the CLI of the most recent break, it looks like this: ---------------- Start of output -- Executing Dial("SIP/sip.ict.ru.ac.za-b7721690",

I have Asterisk 1.4.32 and I would like save all VoiceMail to MSSQL 2008 database. I configured ODBC, but I receive this errors. [Jun 18 14:00:37] NOTICE[19914] res_odbc.c: Connecting sqlserver [Jun 18 14:00:37] NOTICE[19914] res_odbc.c: res_odbc: Connected to sqlserver [kupalaodbc] [Jun 18 14:00:37] WARNING[19914] app_voicemail.c: SQL Prepare failed![SELECT COUNT(*) FROM pbx_VoiceMail

Ok. I was sucessful in installing ODBC storage I'm using MySQL in the backend as it is. but all my drivers are now ODBC. I am running asterisk-cvs head as of last night 9/19/05 My question is this... the old voicemail.cgi script that allowed checking voicemail no longer works etc, and never did work for me without a static voicemail.conf file. Anyways.. that aside... how does one retrieve

Is the storage of actual voicemail messages in a database still limited to ODBC? If so, why? And is the use of mySQL and ODBC at the same time still a bad idea? If so, why? I want to store all of my voicemail stuff in a database so that I can give users web access to it, but I don't want to run web services on my * server itself. If it is all in a DB, I can have a web box and a

Before I head down the path of converting voicemail to an ODBC backend, I have a couple questions that I was hoping someone would know. 1. Is the voicemail message stored in the datbase, or just it's location/filename? 2. Does MWI propagate when using an ODBC backend? 3. If it does both of those things, wouldn't it work well for a centralized voicemail system instead of a solution like

I've installed the last released asterisk 1.2.2 on my own HLFS system with a 2.6.14.3 kernel. I've also a 2 FXO/ 1 FXS digium card on it. Every thing is working correctly. For ODBC, I'm using UnixODBC with pgsql. The voice messages are correctly written to the database and also their number is correctly reported by VoicemailMain dialogue. However, after reading the time/day of the