Hi, First of all I am not sure that what I am trying to do is correct/supported, but here is what I'm trying to test: Some of my endpoints only have g723 codecs. Because of this I am only allowing g723.1 codec in sip.conf and h323.conf. Calls between endpoints work fine. I am trying to configure voicemail and meetme applications. I see that all voice files in asterisk are in gsm format and when I try to place a call to the voicemail/meetme I get some message saying: File channel.c, Line 1399 (ast_set_write_format): Unable to find a path from 2 to 1 This probably means that GSM<->G.723.1 transcoding is not supported (which is normal). However, when I try to use a voice file pre-encoded with G.723.1 codec (for example conf-onlyperson.g723) I not getting the " Unable to find a path from 2 to 1" message, but Asterisk segfaults. My guess is that asterisk is probably capable of playing/streaming files to g.723.1 endpoints if the files to be played are already encoded with g723 codec. Right? Is this feature supported first of all and has someone already tested voicemail/meetme apps with different voice files (.g723 for ex.)? Off the topic: where can I find the core dump? I am running asterisk on Redhat9. H.
Brancaleoni Matteo
2003-Jul-15 10:28 UTC
[Asterisk-Users] g723.1 voicemail/conference files segfault *
> > Off the topic: where can I find the core dump? I am running asterisk on > Redhat9.in the dir where you started *. but you must have to issue 'ulimit -c unlimited' if you wanna asterisks dump cores. if you're starting it via the init.astersik script, you will found the cores in /tmp/ Matteo -- Matteo Brancaleoni Espia System Administrator Email : mbrancaleoni@espia.it Web : http://www.espia.it Phone : +39.02.70633354 - ext 911 IAX(2): guest@213.140.14.155 - ext 911 or tel:17005662458 - ext 911