When you restarted Asterisk, did you kill the mpg123 processes?
-Bryce
bryce@rhinoequipment.com
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On Jul 12, 2005, at 11:52, Patrick Friedel wrote:
> So I decided, for the formal asterisk rollout, to change over to
> less commercially-infringing MOH than the prior admin had thrown on
> the server. (plus: it was blown out and nasty sounding over the
> phones. Ew.) I changed the files in /var/lib/asterisk/mohmp3 to
> something else (can't dig up the link, but it was from the voip-
> info wiki). My musiconhold.conf looks like this:
>
> ;
> ; Music on hold class definitions
> ;
> [classes]
> default => quietmp3:/var/lib/asterisk/mohmp3,-z
>
> When I put a phone on hold, I get this in the console:
>
> -- Started music on hold, class 'default', on SIP/pjf-51af
>
> And yet, the MOH is still the same old song from before when I put
> a caller on hold. Asterisk has restarted, the phones (snom 360s)
> don't have their personalized SIP MOH settings set, the offending
> file has been deleted from the filesystem, I can't find anything
> else that sets the MOH to a different class, umm. Any ideas?
>
> Out of curiousity, I tried setting up this:
>
> exten => 6101,1,Answer
> exten => 6101,2,MusicOnHold(default)
>
> Same results.
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