asterisk users - Dec 2004 - CLI Timeout ?

Is there a cli timeout at all ? I normally leave a remote session connected
just to monitor and view what's going on. Yesterday, I went to my console
and found the message

pbx*CLI>
Disconnected from Asterisk server

Now, I thought that may I had restarted the * server from somewhere else and
had forgotten about this old session. 

However, it's happened again today, and I know that I have not restarted *
(well, I did, last night, but started the remote session this morning).

Asterisk -r connects straight back to the cli.

Is there a new timeout (I'm running CVS head as of last night) or is there
something more seriously amiss with this ?

Julian

Why not try a "show uptime" to see if it restarted.

bkw
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> 
> Is there a cli timeout at all ? I normally leave a remote session
> connected
> just to monitor and view what's going on. Yesterday, I went to my
console
> and found the message
> 
> pbx*CLI>
> Disconnected from Asterisk server
> 
> Now, I thought that may I had restarted the * server from somewhere else
> and
> had forgotten about this old session.
> 
> However, it's happened again today, and I know that I have not
restarted *
> (well, I did, last night, but started the remote session this morning).
> 
> Asterisk -r connects straight back to the cli.
> 
> Is there a new timeout (I'm running CVS head as of last night) or is
there
> something more seriously amiss with this ?
> 
> Julian
> 
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Asterisk wrote:
> Asterisk -r connects straight back to the cli.
> 
> Is there a new timeout (I'm running CVS head as of last night) or is
there
> something more seriously amiss with this ?
I would expect that for some reason, your copy of Asterisk is:

A) Being restarted automatically by a restart script
B) Crashing for some strange reason

If it is B, then best bet would be for you to send us details from your 
log files.

-- 
Cheers,

Matt Riddell
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