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i call to my tollfree number buy my CLI send the next error: Aug 14 08:15:22 WARNING[25931]: format_wav.c:169 check_header: Unexpected freqency 22050 Aug 14 08:15:22 WARNING[25931]: file.c:441 ast_filehelper: Unable to open file on /var/lib/asterisk/sounds/procall3.wav Aug 14 08:15:22 WARNING[25931]: file.c:828 ast_streamfile: Unable to open procall3 (format ulaw): No such file or directory Aug

I migrated to a new version of the voip connection vs1 server software and I am now getting these errors when I try to call my voicemail. Any thoughts? The files are there, so I don't get it. Oct 11 19:57:26 WARNING[6587]: format_wav.c:140 check_header: Not a wav file 49 Oct 11 19:57:26 WARNING[6587]: file.c:418 ast_filehelper: Unable to open fd on

Mark, While these samples are pretty good they do not work "out of the box" - there are a couple of issues: 1. the samples are 44100 samples/second and Asterisk needs them to be at 8000 samples/second. This is what happens if you prune out all of the Amercian voicemail prompts and substitute yours: Asterisk 1.2.7, Copyright (C) 1999 - 2006 Digium, Inc. and others. Created by Mark

I upgraded to 0.7.1 from a cvs version from a few weeks before 0.7.1 was relesed. now I am having troubles with my dialing plan and voice mail. As part of the upgrade I re-built the machine so there was a blank slate however after installing 0.7.1 I had no mail box creation script and could not figure out how to go about creating a mailbox, any suggestions would be usefull. I have looked at

I can not figure out what the heck is going on. I went back to my old version and I still get errors when the voicemail system tries to load any of the greetings, unavail messages, etc. the normal voicemail prompts work, but any user recording don't work. Leaving a new message appears to work, but the system wont replay them, it throws errors. Here is an example of the errors: Oct 11

Following is a log from an attempt to record and playback a file in wav49 format from an AGI script. COMMAND: stream file aa/after_the_tone "" 0 RESULT_LINE: 200 result=0 endpos=41920 RESULT_DICT: {'result': ('0', ''), 'endpos': ('41920', '')} COMMAND: record file /activity_alerts/wavs/123456_1_1_0.745781945801 wav49 "#" 20000 0

I have tried to use native music on hold. In dir /var/lib/asterisk/moh-native/ I have some wav files (with 755 permission). In musiconhold.conf I have [native] mode=files directory=/var/lib/asterisk/moh-native And in sip.conf I have musicclass=native When I put call on hold this is what I get at CLI. -- Executing Dial("SIP/341-5931", "SIP/344|20|wWtT") in new stack

Hi: i have a problem. Mi extensions.conf: exten => _N.,1,Setvar(VOICEMAILREQ=${EXTEN}) exten => _N.,2,SetAccount(${customer}) exten => _N.,3,SetCDRUserField(${VOICEMAILREQ:1}) exten => _N.,4,ResponseTimeout(5) exten => _N.,5,Background(ifyou) exten => _N.,6,Background(silence/1) exten => _N.,7,Background(ifyou) exten => _N.,8,Background(silence/5) exten

Hi All; I installed Asterisk 1.8.11-cert1, and it look like the default is ulaw for the sound files. How I can fix this? Athough file beep.gsm is existed under path (/var/lib/asterisk/sounds/en), but when I used the Record function, it gave me the following (so I am sure there is something that can let asterisk accept beep.gsm), what could be? [May 5 00:44:16] WARNING[2262]: file.c:663

Hi gang, I have a "fun" one for you. I'm not getting the quality of sound I want out of GSM, so I'm trying to make my files into .WAV (.wav) format. Here is the "file" output for 5 files: file *.WAV cents.WAV: RIFF (little-endian) data, WAVE audio, Microsoft PCM, 16 bit, mono 8000 Hz dollars.WAV: RIFF (little-endian) data, WAVE audio, Microsoft

I've installed the last released asterisk 1.2.2 on my own HLFS system with a 2.6.14.3 kernel. I've also a 2 FXO/ 1 FXS digium card on it. Every thing is working correctly. For ODBC, I'm using UnixODBC with pgsql. The voice messages are correctly written to the database and also their number is correctly reported by VoicemailMain dialogue. However, after reading the time/day of the

Hi! I just installed Asterisk 0.4.0 with all the default options, and the configuration samples it has. When I try to dial from an h323 client (gnomemeeting) I get this message on the messages file: Jun 19 11:48:45 WARNING[15375]: File file.c, Line 410 (ast_openstream): File demo-congrats does not exist in any format Jun 19 11:48:45 WARNING[15375]: File file.c, Line 553 (ast_streamfile):

strace on file access in asterisk shows that * is not even attempting to access the voice files. If I *manually* load app_playback.so, app_macro.so, and then pbx_config.so, I they will load and I get a dialplan. Ok, that's a problem -- autoconf is clearly not working, or there's some other related issue. So I try to use the demo and do "dial 500". This should connect and

I have a dial plan that includes a company phone directory as a main menu option. If they just sit at the main menu, after 20 seconds, they are transferred to the operator. If the user picks an extension from the directory, they are transferred to the proper extension. If the called number is not available, they are transferred into VoiceMailMain. They leave a message, and hang up. The hang

So, incoming calls on zap work just as I expect them - an intro is played, the caller hits 1 for sale 2 for support or dials an extension. I'm using the privacy option for all extensions. When calls come in from zap, they caller is played the priv-recordintro recording, they say their name, and everything happens normally from there on out. However, when the call comes in from sip and

Hello All, I was wondering where does Asterisk stores the blacklist numbers? I looked into the dialplan and it shows that it *"Set(DB(blacklist/${blacknr})=1)"* the number... Does it save in MySQL DB? hyperion*CLI> show dialplan app-blacklist-add [ Context 'app-blacklist-add' created by 'pbx_config' ] '1' => 1.

Hi Everyone, After a fair amount of faffing ive managed to get the 2000w working with asterisk for IP -> PSTN calls (i.e. get the phone to make and receive calls over our BT line). The final solution is to set up outgoing VoIP calls but I now know that without a SIP aware router I can think again! (damn you iptables!) In the mean time I'm trying to figure out why I can't get the

Hello everyone... I'm trying to get up a testing pbx installation. Following instructions of what've read from the handbook and from asterisk's wiki, I wrote the dial plan as follows: [general] ; ; static = yes ;[globals] ; [default] ; exten => 0,1,Answer() exten => 0,2,Playback(fcopba1) exten => 0,3,Hangup() exten => *0,1,Answer() exten => *0,2,Record(fcopba1:gsm)

When I first to the "add extension" the "show dialplan" has the lines that say "SIP/" but after I do a "save dialplan" and a "stop gracfully" and restart the lines with "SIP/" are gone. ************************ "Show dialplan" before: ************************ asterisk01*CLI> [ Context 'default' created by

Hi, How does * read and process the extension.conf file?? The reason I ask is that I think it probably has a very large impact on how the calls are routed and processed by the system especially when it comes to least cost routing.. Let me explain...with an example.. I am using the * Devkit to get to grips with the system, so I have and X100P (Zap/1) and and S100U (Zap/2).. Below is my