Hello, I've been searching around the net all day today and i can't seem
to
find much info that's helping with a few issues i've been having.
Background: using AsteriskNOW beta5 (asterisk 1.4.2) with mysql real time
configuration, Currenlty only have 4 sip users setup and 1 queue. When i
call into the queue upon connecting to the agent (ie it gets past the IVR
stuff) i recieve the error message
[Apr 24 17:47:23] WARNING[20137] app_queue.c: The device state of this queue
member, SIP/6018, is still 'Not in Use' when it probably should not be!
Please check UPGRADE.txt for correct configuration settings.
some times fallowed by
[Apr 24 18:05:44] WARNING[15458] chan_sip.c: Maximum retries exceeded on
transmission bmlgsiczbpyngkm@192.168.0.15 for seqno 333 (Critical Response)
[Apr 24 18:05:44] WARNING[15458] chan_sip.c: Hanging up call
bmlgsiczbpyngkm@192.168.0.15 - no reply to our critical packet.
[Apr 24 18:05:44] WARNING[15458] chan_sip.c: Maximum retries exceeded on
transmission bmlgsiczbpyngkm@192.168.0.15 for seqno 333 (Critical Response)
[Apr 24 18:05:44] WARNING[15458] chan_sip.c: Hanging up call
bmlgsiczbpyngkm@192.168.0.15 - no reply to our critical packet.
I've googled around and found the initial bug
http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=7433 for the first warning. and i've
added the lines
limitonpeers=yes
and i've tried to add the call_limit=1 to the global settings as well as
adding it to each individual real time SIP user.. neither seemed to work. So
i'm not sure if you just can't do this with real time , or if my
asterisk
version hasn't been patched yet or if there is another issue....
If anyone can give me any insight, or point me in a direction to fixing this
or debugging it more i would really appreciate it. I'm trying to get this
entire setup done in the next 7 days so i'm running on a little bit of a
time frame. (which might be the reason why i'm missing something)
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