asterisk users - Jul 2005 - Proper way to start * and load modules on a RedHat box

Hi list!

I have several boxes running asterisk as I want, no problems there but the 
one thing I haven't sorted out is how to properly start asterisk on boot 
time.

This is probably a n00b class question but how do I properly set this up 
(I didn't find any docs on this).

The zaptel script alone does not load the proper driver on boot time, I 
guess I need to do some thing with the alias stuff in modules.conf?

Also how can I make the startup scripts appear in ntsysv? Even when I copy 
the scripts to rc.d they do not show up in ntsysv

I tried loading the modules manually from rc.local but that doesn't work, 
even if I use delays. For some reason ztcfg doesn't work when run from 
rc.local and therefore asterisk fails to load. If I run ztcfg manually 
then ztcfg starts properly.

Thanks for any hints / tips!

Did you check the log files looking for load errors?

Carlos Alperin
Senior System Engineer 
Seneca Communications, LLC
Calperin@senecacom.net


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Sent: Monday, July 04, 2005 3:06 PM
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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Proper way to start * and load modules on a
RedHatbox

Hi list!

I have several boxes running asterisk as I want, no problems there but the 
one thing I haven't sorted out is how to properly start asterisk on boot 
time.

This is probably a n00b class question but how do I properly set this up 
(I didn't find any docs on this).

The zaptel script alone does not load the proper driver on boot time, I 
guess I need to do some thing with the alias stuff in modules.conf?

Also how can I make the startup scripts appear in ntsysv? Even when I copy 
the scripts to rc.d they do not show up in ntsysv

I tried loading the modules manually from rc.local but that doesn't work, 
even if I use delays. For some reason ztcfg doesn't work when run from 
rc.local and therefore asterisk fails to load. If I run ztcfg manually 
then ztcfg starts properly.

Thanks for any hints / tips!
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Well that sounds like a good solution to me if you do not use that codec.

Storm D. J. Petersen wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Today I decided to upgrade my * PBX and compiled the latest Development Head
>and installed it.  I keep getting this message:
>
>WARNING[18268]: loader.c:313 __load_resource: libspeex.so.1: cannot open
>shared object file: No such file or directory
>Jul 5 01:26:32 WARNING[18268]: loader.c:523 load_modules: Loading module
>codec_speex.so failed!
>
>
>I searched the archives for info relating to this but no luck finding a
>solution other than putting "noload => codec_speex.so" in my
>"/etc/asterisk/modules.conf" file.
>
>
>Can anyone advise how to fix?
>
>Cheers,
>
>Storm.
>
>  
>

On Mon, 2005-07-04 at 17:41 -0700, Storm D. J. Petersen
wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Today I decided to upgrade my * PBX and compiled the latest Development
Head
> and installed it.  I keep getting this message:
> 
> WARNING[18268]: loader.c:313 __load_resource: libspeex.so.1: cannot open
> shared object file: No such file or directory
> Jul 5 01:26:32 WARNING[18268]: loader.c:523 load_modules: Loading module
> codec_speex.so failed!
> 
> 
> I searched the archives for info relating to this but no luck finding a
> solution other than putting "noload => codec_speex.so" in my
> "/etc/asterisk/modules.conf" file.
> 
> 
	Make sure that the speex and speex-devel packages are installed in your
system and then recompile Asterisk.

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Carlos Chavez
Director de Tecnologia
+52-55-91169161 Ext. 2001
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