[asterisk-users] Re: problems using the 1.4 version of meetme

[John covici]

The 1.4 and 1.2 are alternately on the same box -- I have to install
1.2 rmmod the zaptel modules delete /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/* and
install the zaptel and asterisk.  I use the same procedure to go back
to the 1.4.  I know the ivr works because I have to use a ivr menu and
even enter a password to get to the meetme conference and those work
fine.  The sip provider is using inband as I have requested.  Also, I
tried calling through the sip provider to my local extension and I
hear the tones just fine, so its a mystery to me.


on Friday 12/22/2006 Tony Mountifield(tony at softins.clara.co.uk) wrote
 > In article <17803.56162.240480.951218 at ccs.covici.com>,
 > John covici <covici at ccs.covici.com> wrote:
 > > Hi.  I am having a strange problem when using the 1.4 version of
 > > asterisk and zaptel.  If I call from a pstn line into the asterisk box
 > > using a phone number which calls the box via sip, then once I am in
 > > the meetme conference nothing happens when I hit the star key -- I
 > > cannot get the user menu.  There is nothing in the logs at all its as
 > > though asterisk never sees the digit at all.  Now if I do the exacct
 > > same procedure but use a phone number which calls my box via a zap
 > > channel -- using a digium card -- it works perfectly.  This problem
 > > seems to be independent of asterisk 1.4 and zaptel 1.4 versions, but I
 > > did  an svn update this morning on both of those.  Now this problem
 > > does NOT occurr with 1.2 at all, I can call my box using sip and the *
 > > is seen by the meetme conference.
 > 
 > Are the 1.2 and 1.4 on different boxes?
 > If so, how do their sip.conf files differ?
 > How is your SIP provider sending DTMF to you? SIP INFO, RFC2833 or inband?
 > 
 > Running the 1.4 setup, can you create a simple dialplan IVR to test
 > the reception of digits? Or even just a Read, and then echo the results
 > using a NoOp? The point is to see whether the problem is specific to
 > Meetme or general within your 1.4 build of Asterisk.
 > 
 > Cheers
 > Tony
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 > Tony Mountifield
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