asterisk users - Jan 2007 - Nobody there, continuing...

Hi all,

Running Asterisk 1.2.12 (a bit out dated, but it was fully operational until
a few days ago), I'm seeing the following message in my logs, repeated
literally millions of times:

channel.c: Nobody there, continuing?

We've started to see some odd behavior (incoming callers can hear us, we
can't hear them, we can't dial out, etc). I read that this error might
possibly be related to not setting rtptimeout, but I've set this and the
issue persists. The symptoms seem very familiar to the types of issues we
see when the internet goes down (call routing seems to get all screwy), but
the connection appears to be fully operational when the symptoms appear. A
reboot fixes the issues for about 3/4 of a day, but then they start
happening again. Does anybody out there have any clue as to the meaning of
the "nobody there" message is?

Thanks,
Alex Robar
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Alex Robar
alex.robar@gmail.com
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Hi Alex -
> Running Asterisk 1.2.12 (a bit out dated, but it was fully operational
until
> a few days ago), I'm seeing the following message in my logs, repeated
> literally millions of times:
>
> channel.c: Nobody there, continuing?
>
> We've started to see some odd behavior (incoming callers can hear us,
we
> can't hear them, we can't dial out, etc). A
> reboot fixes the issues for about 3/4 of a day
Can you tell us any more about your setup?  What OS?  What is your
dialplan?  What are your hardware devices?  Have you tried with a
newer version?  There are some related bugs that have been fixed.  I
also read a report of this happening when using Nagios.


- Noah