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> > Its up to 5.8G of resident memory with 28321 calls processed. > The OOM killer is going to kill this soon at this rate (8GB RAM machine). > This seems like a pretty serious problem. > It looks like I'll need to restart asterisk every night.... Hi the number of cpu cores that you see with top times 512Mbyte is the level of ram that's needed e.g. a hp-gen8 with 2 octo

I've got several issues with AGI/FastAGI 1. When an AGI script sends a command to Asterisk via stdin, why does Asterisk block and not return a result until the command is complete? Specifically, the dial command. If I send a Dial command to Asterisk, I don't get a return result until AFTER the call is HUNG UP. Not when it's ringing, not when the call is connected, but when it's

cat /proc/cpuinfo lists 4 cores. So even if that's not showing hyperthreading, maximum 8. By your rule, that would be 8 cores * 0.5GB = 4GB memory. I've seen resident memory be up over 6GB. On Sat, Nov 22, 2014 at 1:29 PM, Freddi Hansen <fh at danovation.dk> wrote: > > Its up to 5.8G of resident memory with 28321 calls processed. > The OOM killer is going to kill this soon at this rate (8GB RAM machine). > This seems like a pretty serious problem. > It looks like I'll need to restart asterisk every night.... > > Hi the...

> >> having two NICs on the same subnet > > I'm trying to wrap my brain around that in the larger network > picture. Two > NICs in the same subnet (presumably on the same computer) would have > access > to the same other devices. This could potentially increase bandwidth > (maybe?) and offer redundancy (if NICS, wiring or switches were the > biggest >

Hi, I am looking at using the softfax that Steve Underwood has developed. It's very straight forward when you assign an extension for the fax. A function that several pbx's has is that they listen for the 'faxtone' for 5 seconds after 'answer' in the menu where you can enter your local extension number, it's normally done in parallel with the DTMF detection. I think

...om> wrote: > cat /proc/cpuinfo lists 4 cores. > So even if that's not showing hyperthreading, maximum 8. > By your rule, that would be 8 cores * 0.5GB = 4GB memory. > I've seen resident memory be up over 6GB. > > On Sat, Nov 22, 2014 at 1:29 PM, Freddi Hansen <fh at danovation.dk> wrote: > >> >> Its up to 5.8G of resident memory with 28321 calls processed. >> The OOM killer is going to kill this soon at this rate (8GB RAM machine). >> This seems like a pretty serious problem. >> It looks like I'll need to restart asterisk every nig...

Hi, okay heres what I want to do .. simple ivr, we take a call, answer it, play a menu, dial out based on options. No problems so far. The CDR always shows the call as answered as I answer the 1st leg to play the prompts, I am actually more interested in if the 2nd leg - the outbound part - has been answered or not before the call is hungup. How can I get this and record the information in

...y I can > recieve/place on a Cisco 7960G? Two. -- Nabeel Jafferali Tel: +1 (416) 628-9342 Toronto +1 (646) 225-7426 New York FWD: 46990 Email/MSN: nabeel<at>jafferali.net ------------------------------ Message: 6 Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2005 09:18:39 +0100 From: Freddi Hansen <fh@danovation.dk> Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Re: Auto Protocol (depending upon registration.... To: Asterisk-Users@lists.digium.com Message-ID: <41ECC65F.9020708@danovation.dk> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; format=flowed > > Subject: > [Asterisk-Users] Auto Protocol (depending up...

Well, I'm about ready to throw Asterisk across the room. Can someone tell me WHY, when you've sent a Dial command to Asterisk via AGI, if the callee hangs up the call, Asterisk sends a return code, but if the caller hangs up, it does not??? This means if an agi script services a call, and after the two parties have finished speaking, the person who initiated the call hangs up, the agi

I hope this doesn't show up twice (posted from wrong mail adr.) Hi Eric, You can actually get boards like this already from companies like Mapletree. Its a hardware pci carrier card where you add the number of DSP modules that you need. This hardware may be a bit 'high end' for most users on this list but several people seems to address this issue pretty often. One card may be

Hi, Consider the following: exten _X.,1, Dial(Zap/g1/12345&Zap/g1/678912) we attempt to dial 2 numbers simultaneous and who ever answers get the call. My issue here is that the cdr only contains like ,Zap/g1-1, which doesn't tell if 12345 or 678912 answered the call. One number could be local and the other international so different rates should be applied. Is there any way to know if it

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HP doesn't support Fedora on Proliant hw so you can't just install their ILO and get access to hw info like cpu/mb/temperature,powersupply status,fan info aso. I used the link below to get that access, which enabled me to write a small script that sends snmp-traps to hp-ovo. I did spend quite some time myself until I found this link.

Hi, It seems as 'the google' has left me today so I am trying the list. How do I get access to SIP responsecodes from dialplan/agi. Yes I know that I should stay with 'DIALSTATUS' but there are cases where I need the responsecode like '484 adress incomplete' and not just the 'NO ANSWER' DIALSTATUS. Is there a channel variable/function that skipped over by

try, database get SIP/Registry/<peername> it gives you a string which contains the info, then pass it to CUT to extract ip-adr and port Freddi > To do that you need to get the remote ip address and port of the sip peer! > > I found the function: > > ${SIPPEER(exten:ip) > > But how can I get the port??? > >

Hi, I got some errors about not being able to create subdir [already existing] on a 'make update' in my zaptel 1.4. I removed the directory and did a new svn co of zaptel 1.4 [ svn co http://svn.digium.com/svn/zaptel/branches/1.4 zaptel ] now I get: .... /usr/bin/install -c -D -m 644 tonezone.h /usr/include/zaptel/tonezone.h make -C firmware hotplug-install DESTDIR=

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Hi, I started to get some Zaptel compile errors after a 'make update' I did a clean zaptel install with: svn co http://svn.digium.com/svn/zaptel/branches/1.4 zaptel I am still getting the error, is this someelse seeing this ?. CC [M] /usr/src/zaptel/kernel/zaptel-base.o /usr/src/zaptel/kernel/zaptel-base.c: In function 'zt_reallocbufs':

> > >On Thu, 2003-11-13 at 16:50, Freddi Hansen wrote: > > >>>> >Freddi Hansen wrote: >>> >>> >>>>> >> with boards from Aculab, we are replacing Aculab boards with Digium >>>>> >> boards BUT we would need more >>>>> >> Digium boards IF we could use both Digium and Aculab cards in