ive got asterisk running with chan_sccp and three cisco phones (2 7910's and
1
7960). lots of bugs. when i press the speed dial button on either 7910,
asterisk dies. also, if i dial from the 7910 to 7910, everything works fine.
i can dial from or to the 7960 once, and then one of the 10's and the 60 die
and try to reregister.
if i take the 7960 out of the mix and remove its configs from sccp.conf, etc,
the 7910's work fine.
here is the error i get on the speed dial crashing asterisk
== >> Got message StimulusMessage
-- Got {StimulusMessage} stimulus=SpeedDial(2) stimulusInstance=1
Segmentation fault
using skinny load of P00403020700
asterisk 1.0-RC1
chan_sccp - lastest from chan_sccp at sourceforge
here is sccp.conf
[general]
keepalive = 5
context = sccp
dateFormat = D-M-Y
bindaddr = 206.156.254.118
port = 2000
[SEP0004DD1E63CF]
type = 7910
autologin = test1
description = Test2 7910
context = sccp
[SEP0005323DB87B]
type = 7910
autologin = test2
description = Test2 7910
context = sccp
[SEP0002B9A754BD]
type = 7960
autologin = test3
description = Test3 7960
context = sccp
[test1]
id = 1001
label = Test1
description = Test1
context = sccp
callwaiting = 1
mailbox = 1001
callerid = "Test Line 1", <1001>
[test2]
id = 1002
label = Test2
description = Test2
context = sccp
callwaiting = 1
mailbox = 1002
callerid = "Test Line 2", <1002>
[test3]
id = 1003
label = Test3
description = Test3
context = sccp
callwaiting = 1
mailbox = 1003
callerid = "Test Line 3", <1003>
and extensions.conf
[sip]
exten => 5139,1,Meetme,54321|q
exten => 7000,1,Ringing
exten => 7000,2,Wait(2)
exten => 7000,3,VoicemailMain
[sccp]
exten => 1001,1,SetCalledParty("Test1"<1001>)
exten => 1001,2,Dial(SCCP/Test1,10,tr)
exten => 1001,3,Voicemail,u1001
exten => 1001,102,Voicemail,b1001
exten => 1002,1,SetCalledParty("Test2"<1002>)
exten => 1002,2,Dial(SCCP/Test2,10,tr)
exten => 1002,3,Voicemail,u1002
exten => 1002,102,Voicemail,b1002
exten => 1003,1,SetCalledParty("Test3"<1003>)
exten => 1003,2,Dial(SCCP/Test3,10,tr)
exten => 1003,3,Voicemail,u1003
exten => 1003,102,Voicemail,b1003
Chad Whitten
Network Administrator
neXband Communications
cwhitten@nexband.com
601-944-4801 Phone
601-944-4803 Fax
I don't see any speed dials setup on the devices in sccp.conf. Ex: [SEP000F3442E199] description = Jack's 7960 type = 7960 context = sccp tzoffset = -6 autologin = richard,neill speeddial = 4,John Doe speeddial = 7,Jack Trades speeddial = 8,Richard Doofus These all work great for my 2 7960s. It could be that you are pushing the button and * is seeing that there isn't anything to dial. Matthew ----- Original Message ----- From: "Chad Whitten" <chadwick@eipi.net> To: <asterisk-users@lists.digium.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2004 3:24 PM Subject: [Asterisk-Users] asterisk & chan_sccp> ive got asterisk running with chan_sccp and three cisco phones (2 7910'sand 1> 7960). lots of bugs. when i press the speed dial button on either 7910, > asterisk dies. also, if i dial from the 7910 to 7910, everything worksfine.> i can dial from or to the 7960 once, and then one of the 10's and the 60die> and try to reregister. > > if i take the 7960 out of the mix and remove its configs from sccp.conf,etc,> the 7910's work fine. > > > here is the error i get on the speed dial crashing asterisk > > == >> Got message StimulusMessage > -- Got {StimulusMessage} stimulus=SpeedDial(2) stimulusInstance=1 > Segmentation fault > > > > using skinny load of P00403020700 > asterisk 1.0-RC1 > chan_sccp - lastest from chan_sccp at sourceforge > > here is sccp.conf > > [general] > keepalive = 5 > context = sccp > dateFormat = D-M-Y > bindaddr = 206.156.254.118 > port = 2000 > > [SEP0004DD1E63CF] > type = 7910 > autologin = test1 > description = Test2 7910 > context = sccp > > [SEP0005323DB87B] > type = 7910 > autologin = test2 > description = Test2 7910 > context = sccp > > [SEP0002B9A754BD] > type = 7960 > autologin = test3 > description = Test3 7960 > context = sccp > > [test1] > id = 1001 > label = Test1 > description = Test1 > context = sccp > callwaiting = 1 > mailbox = 1001 > callerid = "Test Line 1", <1001> > > [test2] > id = 1002 > label = Test2 > description = Test2 > context = sccp > callwaiting = 1 > mailbox = 1002 > callerid = "Test Line 2", <1002> > > [test3] > id = 1003 > label = Test3 > description = Test3 > context = sccp > callwaiting = 1 > mailbox = 1003 > callerid = "Test Line 3", <1003> > > > and extensions.conf > > [sip] > > exten => 5139,1,Meetme,54321|q > > exten => 7000,1,Ringing > exten => 7000,2,Wait(2) > exten => 7000,3,VoicemailMain > > [sccp] > exten => 1001,1,SetCalledParty("Test1"<1001>) > exten => 1001,2,Dial(SCCP/Test1,10,tr) > exten => 1001,3,Voicemail,u1001 > exten => 1001,102,Voicemail,b1001 > > exten => 1002,1,SetCalledParty("Test2"<1002>) > exten => 1002,2,Dial(SCCP/Test2,10,tr) > exten => 1002,3,Voicemail,u1002 > exten => 1002,102,Voicemail,b1002 > > exten => 1003,1,SetCalledParty("Test3"<1003>) > exten => 1003,2,Dial(SCCP/Test3,10,tr) > exten => 1003,3,Voicemail,u1003 > exten => 1003,102,Voicemail,b1003 > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Chad Whitten > Network Administrator > neXband Communications > cwhitten@nexband.com > 601-944-4801 Phone > 601-944-4803 Fax > > _______________________________________________ > Asterisk-Users mailing list > Asterisk-Users@lists.digium.com > http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users > To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: > http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users >
Chad, I noticed you wrote this earlier (see below). I have the same problem with the chan_sccp module with a Cisco 7910 phone. I have traced down the * crash to a reference to an undefined variable. Adding the speeddial entries would fix the issue, but I am VERY unclear on the format. For the 7910 phones, there are two indexes: 1 and 2. Setting those would fix the issue, but I do not understand what the next entry references? Where is "John Doe" defined? What config file is it using for this data. Thank you for any insight you can provide. Joel Berry On Wednesday 25 August 2004 15:33, Matthew Boehm wrote:> I don't see any speed dials setup on the devices in sccp.conf. > > Ex: > > [SEP000F3442E199] > description = Jack's 7960 > type = 7960 > context = sccp > tzoffset = -6 > autologin = richard,neill > speeddial = 4,John Doe > speeddial = 7,Jack Trades > speeddial = 8,Richard Doofus > > These all work great for my 2 7960s. It could be that you are pushing the > button and * is seeing that there isn't anything to dial. > > Matthew-------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20041023/2ed474c7/attachment.htm