[Asterisk-Users] Unable to write frame to channel: Success - MeetMe problem

[Paul Rodan]

After I upgraded from the CVS Head to the latest CVS 1.0 Stable, my paging
application doesn't work. Using the Wiki as a guidance, I made a line 2 on
all phones with auto answer. When someone wants to page out, they dial an
extension and it brings everyone into the conference, with everyone muted.
This system used to work flawless, but now when I use the extension, it
brings everybody into the conference without a problem, but it's silent,
until the timeout kicks in. Everybody can't hear the person speaking, the
who initiated the conference, it's broken. My log files show:

 

Nov  1 15:15:22 NOTICE[8716311]: Call failed to go through, reason 3 

Nov  1 15:15:22 NOTICE[8831023]: Call failed to go through, reason 3 

Nov  1 15:15:23 NOTICE[8486946]: Call completed to SIP/rkrisel_page 

Nov  1 15:15:24 WARNING[8339481]: Unable to write frame to channel: Success 

Nov  1 15:15:24 WARNING[8519716]: Unable to write frame to channel: Success 

Nov  1 15:15:24 WARNING[8323096]: Unable to write frame to channel: Success

 

Any ideas? My timing is provided by zaptelrtc (the zaprtc module and the
rtcsetup binary). This is how it's been for some time. I've recompiled a and
reinstalled Asterisk/Zaptel/LibPRI/ZaptelRTC to no avail.

 

>From my extensions.conf file:

---

[paging]

exten => *,1,AbsoluteTimeout(15)

exten => *,2,agi(pageall)

exten => *,3,MeetMe(1111,xdqp)

exten => *,4,Hangup

 

[add-to-paging]

exten => start,1,AbsoluteTimeout(15)

exten => start,2,MeetMe(1111,dmqp)

exten => start,3,Hangup

exten => h,1,Hangup

exten => t,1,Hangup

exten => T,1,Hangup

---

 

One of my .call files:

---

Channel: SIP/rkrisel_page

Context: add-to-wupaging

Extension: start

Priority: 1

CallerID: Office Pager <1111>

WaitTime: 3

---

 

And what I have in meetme.conf

---

conf => 1111

---

 

And what I have in my agi script pageall:

---

#!/bin/sh

 

/bin/cp /var/lib/asterisk/paging/*.call /var/spool/asterisk/outgoing

---

 

 

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