[Asterisk-Users] mpg123 doesn't like me

[Jesse Tyler]

Niles:

1.) Make sure your Asterisk is close to the latest. Of course yours 
is:! :)
a.) HEE HEE <- :) mp123 is now called mpg321
2.) Use asterisk -r on the terminal line: to run a smooth shut-down
3.) If you are using Debian the reload can be invoked by using : 
/etc/init.d/asterisk reload | start | stop

Hope this helps a little,

Jesse Tyler



On 29-Sep-04, at 3:06 PM, niles at atheos.net wrote:

> I've having a problem with asterisk & mpg123 lately, that presents
> itself after asterisk has been running for a few hours.
> The machine is a quad xeon 450 with 1Gig ram running Slackware 10, 
> Asterisk 1.0,
> and mpg123-pre0.59s compiled from source.
>
> The voicemail messages & any other audio that is played back by 
> asterisk
> becomes extremely distorted and garbled. Then, when I check on the 
> resources,
> I notice mpg123 taking up all available resources!
>
> 21475 root      19   0  2660 2656  2476 R    99.9  0.2  46:05   1 
> mpg123
>
> 99.9% -  and it doesn't stop after shutting down asterisk. I must 
> manually
> kill all instances of mpg123 and restart to get things back to normal.
>
> Interested in knowing if anyone else has this issue, and what can be 
> done to
> resolve it.
>
> Niles
>
>
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