Topic: Asterisk 1.6 with sail 2.3.1-20 on 8.0b4 (for the curious)

[edb]

Sorry but I am a newbie to all of this so how exactly would I go about doing that?
Is this done from the server console or somewhere else and what is the command I should run?
I apologize for the questions but I have no telco experience and this is certainly a whole other experience but one I'm wanting to learn.

I tried setting up a couple SJphone v1.65.377a softphones and I got them to work but I get an error after a couple of seconds "SJphone Call terminated unexpectedly. Call signaling chanel closed unexpectedly." The connection says opperational despite the error but I can't seem to find why it is doing that. Also, is there a newer version of SJphone available since I believe they were bought by MagicJack.

-edb

[SARK devs]

OK... please don't take this the wrong way, but if you are a newbie then we would strongly recommend that you run a more stable setup.  SME8 and Asterisk 1.6 are both very early release products and you really need to know them both in some detail before you attempt to run them.   

You can find out how to install a more stable set in our wiki...

http://sarkpbx.com/twiki

Kind Regards

S

[edb]

I took your advice and downloaded the "sark-sme-7.3-2.2.1-617.iso" and loaded it into a VM and everything is working fine now with the X-lite softphones.
Thank you for pointing this out to me and I am grateful to learn on a stable release.

Can you tell me if I should have the yum repos enabled and which ones so that nothing gets inadvertently screwed-up by an update?

Thanks again S

-edb

[SARK devs]

Best not to run yum update unless you are comfortable with how asterisk kernel modules integrate with the kernel. There is a write up on the Wiki if you are interested.


Kind Regards

S

[apmuthu]

The said file is not found - both in SAIL v2.3.2-19 and v2.4.1-2:

# dahdi_genconf
-bash: dahdi_genconf: command not found

[SARK devs]

No - I'm afraid not.  That file is part of Dahdi.

Kind Regards

S