How can I "force" soft hangup (if that makes sense)?
"show channels" reveals a stale sip channel. It's of
an analog phone behind a Grandstream ATA which was
communicating with another SIP softphone. The latter
crashed. A soft hangup of the softphone seems to have
worked but it doesn't for the analog/ATA phone. "show
hints" also shows that it's InUse. But of course it
isn't and noone can contact this extension since I
disabled call waiting for it (I also rebooted the ATA
and forced re-registration of the ATA SIP client).
So how can I "kill" this channel without restarting
the asterisk daemon?
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On Tue, 25 Mar 2008, Vieri wrote:> How can I "force" soft hangup (if that makes sense)? > > "show channels" reveals a stale sip channel. It's of > an analog phone behind a Grandstream ATA which was > communicating with another SIP softphone. The latter > crashed. A soft hangup of the softphone seems to have > worked but it doesn't for the analog/ATA phone. "show > hints" also shows that it's InUse. But of course it > isn't and noone can contact this extension since I > disabled call waiting for it (I also rebooted the ATA > and forced re-registration of the ATA SIP client). > > So how can I "kill" this channel without restarting > the asterisk daemon?Strangely enough the command in the CLI is: soft hangup <channel> Just type soft hangup then push the TAB key and it will auto complete for you ... Gordon