similar to: Re: Last guy to get BV working outbound

I'm still not getting my outbound to work. I've seen two patches relevant to broadvoice for chan_sip.c which apparently have already been added to CVS. I'm dropping all outgoing calls after ~30 secs. Asterisk doesn't seem to know they're gone though. I called my cell w/ broadvoice and turned on sip debug AFTer the call had physically dropped: *CLI> sip show registry

I have tried everything to get BV working outbound. All worked fine until the BV change last week. I called BV and they changed me to sip gen with a new password. I stripped my Asterisk server to one phone on Zap/1 until I get this working. The same BV account works fine with a SPA-3000 so I don't suspect a firewall problem. Symptoms: Asterisk registers with BV Ok Incoming calls work

Last night everything was working perfectly. This morning I went to make a call and got a message "the device you are using is not registered to make calls on the network". Connecting direct to BV on X-Lite works fine. Any ideas? -Kerry -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Compiled from CVS today and no more dropping outbound calls after 40 secs. :D (was using cvs from 3 days ago) (just thought I'd pass it along in case anyone is still strugling with broadvoice calls)

Asterisk seems to register just fine with BroadVoice (asterisk -r, and then sip show registry shows sip.broadvoice.com is "Registered") ...but when I try to call my broadvoice number (from a cell phone), it rings one single time and then says "The party you are trying to reach is not available to take your call." This doesn't seem to be an Asterisk message but seems to be

I changed the default player for MP3 files to xmms, if the file is local it works fine, if the file is on a network drive ( all my music is ) it has the movie player as the default player, any way I can change that, Thanks...

Hi all, The guy who write some ''interesting'' questions from the email revurikarna@gmail.com (besides that he wants the list members to solve his problems) is highly schizophrenic imho. 3 days ago hi signed his mail ''Kamala'' 2 days ago ''Naveen'' Today, ''Murali''. If you are trying to trick the guys here, change also your

Hi all, Thought I''d send out a hello message - have just signed up to this mailing list. I work at a company providing dev services in Java and PHP and I''m currently learning rails with the aim of persuading the rest of the company to try it too. Congrats on the 1.0 release, hope things just keep getting better as I''m loving Rails so far :) Cheers, Kee -- Keeran

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Greetings listers, I have been running 1.4.21 for about 7 months now, but have been told I have to move up the 1.4 food chain or into the 1.6 chain because 1.4.21 is too flaky for our POTS line handling (does funny things with echo, doesn't connect to external conference calls, etc.). Which release will give me the most joy/least headache/closest performance to

This may have been in the archives but I didn't see it. I have a new * setup with the demo loaded and ready to go. when I dial in, I get "extension (my * number) in context default from (calling number) does not exist" and it denies the call. this is trying to use the "s" extension (default demo extensions). if I configure an extension for my * 10 digit number it works

Hi all, Anyone got a link or the file to Mr. Guy's notes from his speech at Astricon.. I looked for them or relevant info he showed ad FWD's webpage but have not been able to find them. He had a working FWD registered thru Asterisk behing a NAT and a couple of samples of their new scripts, talking weblog (from Mr. Pulver) and other cool new features. If anyone got these please send em

Hi Randy, Here's my advice - I'm a relative newbie myself but hopefully the little I've learnt will be useful to you: (1) Install icecast for the broadcasting, and also install "ices" for the actual playing of the files. Use ices 0.4 if you want MP3, or ices 2 if you want Ogg Vorbis. (2) Create a folder on your system, and in that folder store your music - ideally,

unemployed like you ex-icast folks :) (half the company was axed) Erik. --- >8 ---- List archives: http://www.xiph.org/archives/ Ogg project homepage: http://www.xiph.org/ogg/ To unsubscribe from this list, send a message to 'vorbis-dev-request@xiph.org' containing only the word 'unsubscribe' in the body. No subject is needed. Unsubscribe messages sent to the list will be

I am new to icecast. My home project is to stream some of my music that I have composed over the Internet. If possible, if someone can provide me some quick pointers ? I would appreciate it. Randy

Hello steve. Here is a patch I wrote for app_voicemail.c which does exactly as you describe. When the outgoing message is playing, if the listener hits the "*" key, they're prompted for a mailbox and password, whereupon they can check their voicemail as if they were using the internal phone. I found no other way of doing this. If you patch your app_voicemail.c, I have V1.44 from

Hello. I'm a new Asterisk user, but I'm impressed with the flexibility and versatility of Asterisk, and am moving quickly to adopt it's main-line use in our company. Hopefully, you'll be hearing more from me as the project moves forward. Right now, though, I have a question about SIP peer registration. Right now, for our SIP-based phone,s, we're using the Sip Express Router

Hey you Linux folks out there, sry for asking these really bad nooby questions, but i dont get the hang of it... Today i got my new Notebook with Linux Suse Entertainment Desktop 11 OS. I thought myself : " Now its the time to go with the time and use LINUX"... Its not as easy as i thought. The use of the main functions is as easy as on windows, but i even dont know how to download

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