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I am trying to get * to write CDR records to an MS SQL table. I am used the freeTDS set up (not using UNIX ODBC), and it appears to be making the connection to the database, but I make a call, I get this error: WARNING[3369]: cdr_tds.c:180 tds_log: Reconnected to SQL database. ERROR[3369]: cdr_tds.c:191 tds_log: Failed to insert Call Data Records into SQL database. I've assigned all rights

...s set in safe_asterisk: #!/bin/sh CLIARGS="$*" # Grab any args passed to safe_asterisk TTY=9 # TTY (if you want one) for Asterisk to run on CONSOLE=no # Whether or not you want a console NOTIFY=myemail@mydomain.com # Who to notify about crashes DUMPDROP=/tmp I also noticed the line "elif [ $EXITSTATUS -gt 128 ];" inside the script yet my cores show: "Core was generated by `asterisk -vvvg'. Program terminated with signal 11, Segmentation fault." so perhaps that is why the restart is not triggered? -------------- next part -...

This is frustrating. Asterisk has crashed now twice today and neither crash has produced a core file. My ulimit is unlimited. I'm using safe_asterisk so asterisk is restarting immediatly, but how the hell am I suposed to find out wtf happened with no core file? Debug log doesn't say anything either. AGRHHHHHHHH -Matthew --

...erisk is running as root and with the g-option for writing a coredump: root 21622 1 0 20:15 pts/0 00:00:00 /bin/bash /usr/sbin/safe_asterisk root 21627 21622 1 20:15 pts/0 00:00:00 /usr/sbin/asterisk -f -vvvg -c In the asterisk-start-script, the coredump-dir is configured as: DUMPDROP=/tmp Unfortunately, if I kill all asterisk-processes with "kill -9 ...", a coredump never is writen to "/tmp", I also looked in other dirs. Any idea what is going wrong here? Some links I found, but they do not help me: http://www.asterisk.org/doxygen/trunk/AstDebug.html htt...

If you take a look at the safe_asterisk shell script, usually located at /usr/sbin/safe_asterisk (for CentOS at least), you'll be able to find where the core files are located. If it's not located there, then you'll need to look at the Asterisk init script for the scripts location. I hope this helps. Regards; John -----Original Message----- From: asterisk-users-bounces at