asterisk users - May 2003 - Voicemail2 and MWI

We've been testing (aim:frziegler and aim:end1r)  the Voicemail2 app for a
few days now, based on a CVS build from Monday, 5/12/03-23:15.  Works
good!  Thanks Mark!

We seem to have found a bug in the MWI (Message Waiting Indicator) logic.
By simply creating msg0000.txt files in both structures, e.g.:
for extension 4000:

  voicemail1:   /var/spool/asterisk/vm/4000/INBOX/msg0000.txt
  voicemail2:   /var/spool/asterisk/voicemail/bell/4000/INBOX/msg0000.txt

and having the following in /etc/asterisk/sip.conf
  [4000]
  type=friend
  insecure=yes
  host=dynamic
  mailbox=4000

Then the MWI light on our Cisco 7960 phone comes on ONLY when the
msg0000.txt file exists in the voicemail1 spool structure.

so.  Is this a bug?  Should the MWI logic be checking the new spool
structure?

Or is this a problem in syntax in the sip.conf file ... i.e. is there a
different syntax needed to specify the proper spool structure to check?

Has anyone else observed this behavior?


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Fred Ziegler wrote:>
> 
> Then the MWI light on our Cisco 7960 phone comes on ONLY when the
> msg0000.txt file exists in the voicemail1 spool structure.
> 
> so.  Is this a bug?  Should the MWI logic be checking the new spool
> structure?
> 
> Or is this a problem in syntax in the sip.conf file ... i.e. is there a
> different syntax needed to specify the proper spool structure to check?
> 
> Has anyone else observed this behavior?
> 
Yes.  That's exactly what I'm suffering, and I've reported it to the
developers.

B.

> and having the following in /etc/asterisk/sip.conf
>   [4000]
>   type=friend
>   insecure=yes
>   host=dynamic
>   mailbox=4000
>
> Then the MWI light on our Cisco 7960 phone comes on ONLY when the
> msg0000.txt file exists in the voicemail1 spool structure.
>
> so.  Is this a bug?  Should the MWI logic be checking the new spool
> structure?
It should check "default" in the new spool structure (where the old
one is
a symlink into the default).  If you want it to be of a specific other
context (in this case "bell" where you defined it), then you would
need to
do:

mailbox=4000@bell

Mark