Have read through this thread and looked into some other documents in order to get a basic understanding of how to get asterisk running on my OTRW-enabled router. Have also upgraded the installation to asterisk 1.8
Have a couple of basic questions:
- The asterisk directory is full of different .conf files - which of these (minimum) need to be modified in order to get basic asterisk functionality on dd-wrt, in addition to sip.conf and extensions.conf?
- I would like to use the webinterface - which services need to run and how to modify http.conf to get access from internal network?
Great! It works. It also gave me a clue to understand why that is happening.
It seems that asterisk.sh is running under /bin/sh (defined in the first line) that is actually a Busybox (a lightweight sh commands replacement).
So any external command using this shell is having problems with execution rights.
So I used an alternate way to fix the opt/share/www/asterisk/cgi-bin/asterisk: line 513: awk: Permission denied and similar issues.
I changed only the first line of /opt/etc/asterisk/asterisk.sh to
Code:
#!/opt/bin/bash
and all commands are working fine now.
Of course bash uses more CPU and memory resources but because this application is not used constantly I think it should be fine.
I use a home IPPBX with Linksys SPA3102 and PAP2T controlled by Asterisk running on dd-wrt b15962, optware over a Linksys WRT610N V1.
hanskloss wrote:
Here's what I did to fix the line 513 514 "permission denied" gui problem for asterisk 1.4 version as of July 25.
Replaced all instances of awk with /opt/bin/awk inside asterisk.sh script that is located in /opt/etc/asterisk
I would imagine that setting up correct directory to /opt/bin somewhere in configuration file should do the job but I got tired looking for it and hardcoded paths to binaries instead.
Once that error disappeared other "permission denied" errors followed and I had to do the same thing for commands like ps free tar uptime sed tr cat
...
Credit goes to toro at dslreports that faced similar problem on unslug.
is it possible to reduce number of asterisk instances after its start?
now initially I have 12 instances... but why? I'd like to have 2-4.... _________________ TP-Link TL-WR1043ND: DD-WRT v24-sp2 (08/07/10) std - build 14896
Asus RT-N16: DD-WRT build 19545 (kingmod)
and in addition: where to get func_cut.so for asterisk 1.8? _________________ TP-Link TL-WR1043ND: DD-WRT v24-sp2 (08/07/10) std - build 14896
Asus RT-N16: DD-WRT build 19545 (kingmod)
I have asterisk set up on my RT-N13U and step by step I have got the various pieces working. I am using the modules.conf that was posted earlier. Still I am getting the error
No channel type registered for 'Gtalk'.
When I run 'module show' it shows res_jabber and chan_gtalk in the list. (Thanks kate6 for a different post that help me get that going.) In fact it is logged into my gtalk account with jabber because I see the presence notifications.
Just when I make a call out, I get the channel type error. Any suggestions / ideas?
I have asterisk set up on my RT-N13U and step by step I have got the various pieces working. I am using the modules.conf that was posted earlier. Still I am getting the error
No channel type registered for 'Gtalk'.
When I run 'module show' it shows res_jabber and chan_gtalk in the list. (Thanks kate6 for a different post that help me get that going.) In fact it is logged into my gtalk account with jabber because I see the presence notifications.
Just when I make a call out, I get the channel type error. Any suggestions / ideas?
Thanks all!
afaik outgoing gtalk calls are still broken atm (as I posted before):
Quote:
If anyone is having trouble with outgoing Google Voice calls right now, a recent minor protocol change has temporarily broken it:
Quote:
Outgoing calls fail due to protocol change:
redirect node name is changed from "redirect" to "sta:redirect".
Simple change to search string on in chan_gtalk.c fixes it. Tested. See patch.
The fix will trickle down into the DD-WRT Optware packages, eventually. Digium is even recruiting a developer to keep up with gTalk protocol changes.
Posted: Thu Sep 08, 2011 20:48 Post subject: Fax Machine
hi,
did anyone handle it to use asterisk as a fax machine as well for receiving faxes (and forward them via email) / sending faxes (by getting an email with all information)?
i am using asterisk 1.8.6.0 and would like to get this realised...
Asterisk 10 will have full T.38 gateway support to accommodate faxing. Maybe it will be completely integrated, that would be nice.
Another thing... I'm trying to get Asterisk-GUI working, the original from Digium, (not the FIVN one, you know, the shell scripted one that is a bit useless in my opinion).
It's working, sort of, because I get the GUI page when I go to
http://192.168.1.1:8088/static/config/cfgbasic.html
BUT it is not usable yet because it only loads some parts, in unpredictable manner. Sometimes it shows the Digium logo, sometimes only the log in box. So the whole page is garbled and unusable.
Is it missing a vital component? Like some server side web programming tool, PHP or something?
Please someone test and verify this. Thanks!
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asterisk 10 is not available yet for dd-wrt.
i tried to compile it myself, without success... i get error messages in the final steps of "make", independet from the version.
Thanks for the update Astrakid. I guess we have to wait for an 'official' release (that's from the Optware developers, right?). But I'm not pressed for it; I'm already glad they have version 1.8.
As to the second part of my previous post: can you try to get Asterisk GUI up and running? That is:
Install asterisk-gui - 2.0.4 in Optware,
Enable we server in http.conf,
Activate AMI in manager.conf.
Can anyone try? It works here, but my pages are still garbled! Weird, eh?
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