[asterisk-users] Asterisk process ended

[Miguel Molina]

Adrien Lemoine escribió:
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> Hi All,
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> So, there's no solution without core dump to debug the crash ?
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> Should I start my Asterisk process with --g option and waiting for 
> another crash to get the core dump ?
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You're right, because as you saw nothing weird in your logs you would be 
blind without the core dump file, which helps to know exactly why 
asterisk died. You should start asterisk with the -g option or from a 
startup script that does the same to get the core dump file when the 
problem occurs. Then you post it for an experienced asterisk developer 
to watch it for you.

BTW, 1.2.7 is a pretty old and *unsupported* version of asterisk. If you 
still require 1.2, you should download and use the latest 1.2 release, 
of even better, catch up at least with the latest 1.4 version that is 
still supported (bug solving only). All that depending on your needs. If 
your PBX is simple and not running critical business, you may go up to 
the 1.6.0.X version. That would be a giant +3 years update of your 
asterisk system.

Cheers,

> Regards,
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> A.L
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> *De :* Adrien Lemoine [mailto:alemoine at legos.fr]
> *Envoyé :* mardi 21 avril 2009 18:46
> *À :* 'asterisk-users at lists.digium.com'
> *Objet :* Asterisk process ended
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> Hi All,
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> Thanks for your answers.
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> Asterisk (v1.2.7.1) runs on RedHat AS 4 without --g option.
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> It's really a crash, the process not running at all according to "ps aux".
>  
> Regards,
>  
> A.L
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