Hi everybody, I'm having a problem with some of my DAHDI Trunks, it is a strange thing, above is the output of the core show channels command: Channel Location State Application(Data) DAHDI/11-1 ~~s~~@dial_dahdi:15 Up Dial(DAHDI/12/ 91162109,120,"T DAHDI/12-1 (None) Up AppDial((Outgoing Line)) As you can see, there is one line calling using another one, these two lines don't have any relation. This problem occurred with another PABX systems in this same machine, (Disc-Os, Trixbox, etc), now it's running FreeBSD and Asterisk manually configured. When this problem occurs, i have to log into my system, and run a manual hangup request. Here is the macro I use to call through DAHDI channels: macro dial_dahdi(trunks,number) { Set(__TRANSFER_CONTEXT=ramais); Verbose(2,"==> Chamando a MACRO dial_dahdi - macros.ael <=="); Verbose(4,"====> Macro dial_dahdi -> Iniciando macro dial_dahdi..."); Verbose(4,"====> Macro dial_dahdi -> Verificando qual tronco do grupo ${trunks} esta disponivel."); ChanIsAvail(${trunks},s); FromExt=${CALLERID(num)}; Verbose(4,"====> Macro dial_dahdi -> Verificando se existe algum tronco disponivel para a discagem..."); if ("${AVAILORIGCHAN}" != "") { Verbose(4,"====> Macro dial_dahdi -> AVAILORIGCHAN: ${AVAILORIGCHAN}"); Verbose(2,"==> Macro dial_dahdi -> Chamada externa de: ${FromExt} para ${number}"); System(/bin/sh /var/spool/asterisk/calllog/log.sh ${FromExt} ${number} TO-DAHDI); Verbose(4,"====> Macro dial_dahdi -> SYSTEMSTATUS: ${SYSTEMSTATUS}"); Dial(${AVAILORIGCHAN}/${number},${DAHDI_DIAL_TIMEOUT}, ${DAHDI_DIAL_OPTIONS}); Hangup(); } else { Verbose(2,"==> Macro dial_dahdi -> Nenhum dos canais do grupo ${trunks} esta disponivel."); Verbose(4,"====> Macro dial_dahdi -> Finalizando macro dial_dahdi."); Playback(all-circuits-busy-now); Hangup(); }; return; }; If somebody knows what can cause this, I'll be thankful. Regards. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20111216/f39a3577/attachment.htm>