I have googled this one to death, and can't find anything.
I added a number of new users to my asterisk (current CVS) system. I am
using the "Voicemail2" family.
I added entries in extensions.conf and voicemail.conf for my new users,
and I have tested leaving and retrieving new voicemails for them. All
of this works fine.
But if one of the new users tries to "Administer personal greetings"
(or
whatever exactly the menu choice is called) once they get to the point
of recording, asterisk bombs them off the call without writing anything.
Here's the CLI interaction:
-- Playing 'vm-messages'
-- Playing 'vm-opts'
-- Playing 'vm-options'
-- Playing 'vm-rec-unv'
-- Playing 'beep'
-- x=0, open writing: voicemail/default/5120/unavail format: gsm,
(nil)
== Spawn extension (home, 8, 1) exited non-zero on
'IAX2[bc@206.230.187.8:4569]/2'
Actual voicemail messages seem to be being saved in all the various
(gsm, wav) formats, so the recording subsystem must have all its components.
I'm sure I must be overlooking something obvious. Can anyone provide a
pointer?
Thx.
B.
Brian Capouch wrote:> I have googled this one to death, and can't find anything. > > I added a number of new users to my asterisk (current CVS) system. I > am using the "Voicemail2" family. > > I added entries in extensions.conf and voicemail.conf for my new > users, and I have tested leaving and retrieving new voicemails for > them. All of this works fine. > > But if one of the new users tries to "Administer personal greetings" > (or whatever exactly the menu choice is called) once they get to the > point of recording, asterisk bombs them off the call without writing > anything. > > Here's the CLI interaction: > > -- Playing 'vm-messages' > -- Playing 'vm-opts' > -- Playing 'vm-options' > -- Playing 'vm-rec-unv' > -- Playing 'beep' > -- x=0, open writing: voicemail/default/5120/unavail format: gsm, > (nil) > == Spawn extension (home, 8, 1) exited non-zero on > 'IAX2[bc@206.230.187.8:4569]/2' > > Actual voicemail messages seem to be being saved in all the various > (gsm, wav) formats, so the recording subsystem must have all its > components. > > I'm sure I must be overlooking something obvious. Can anyone provide > a pointer? > > Thx. > > B. >If you are using VM2 and using something other than the [default] context then you will not create the correct directory structures when you run the addmailbox script to create the mailboxes.. I have attached a copy of my addmailbox2 script which takes into account the context when creating the voice mailbox directory structure.. Hope it helps you promlem.. Later.. -------------- next part -------------- #!/bin/sh VMHOME=/var/spool/asterisk/voicemail SNDHOME=/var/lib/asterisk/sounds echo -n "Enter Voicemail Context: " read context echo -n "Enter Mailbox Number: " read mailbox if [ ! -e "${VMHOME}/${context}" ] then mkdir -p ${VMHOME}/${context} fi mkdir -p ${VMHOME}/${context}/${mailbox} mkdir -p ${VMHOME}/${context}/${mailbox}/INBOX cat ${SNDHOME}/vm-theperson.gsm > ${VMHOME}/${context}/${mailbox}/unavail.gsm cat ${SNDHOME}/vm-theperson.gsm > ${VMHOME}/${context}/${mailbox}/busy.gsm cat ${SNDHOME}/vm-extension.gsm > ${VMHOME}/${context}/${mailbox}/greet.gsm nums=`echo $mailbox | sed 's/./ \0/g'` for x in $nums; do cat ${SNDHOME}/digits/${x}.gsm >> ${VMHOME}/${context}/${mailbox}/unavail.gsm cat ${SNDHOME}/digits/${x}.gsm >> ${VMHOME}/${context}/${mailbox}/busy.gsm cat ${SNDHOME}/digits/${x}.gsm >> ${VMHOME}/${context}/${mailbox}/greet.gsm done cat ${SNDHOME}/vm-isunavail.gsm >> ${VMHOME}/${context}/${mailbox}/unavail.gsm cat ${SNDHOME}/vm-isonphone.gsm >> ${VMHOME}/${context}/${mailbox}/busy.gsm