I am currently testing Asterisk and am trying to figure out which config files I actually need.
When I first installed I created the samples and went from there, but now I’m using SIP, Voicemail, Features, Parking, and a few others. I noticed when I cleared out the /etc/asterisk directory and added back only the conf files I thought I needed, local channels that worked previously suddenly stopped working in my config. I added back all the conf files to /etc/asterisk and the local channels work again.
Do local channels need a certain conf file to work? Please advise. Thanks!
@creslin287 This is on Asterisk 13.11.2. Would having a patch running on it make any difference? I wasn’t thinking it would but I do have the Cisco Usecallmanager patch on this system, just FYI. I did do some research and see that chan_local is in the core so it wasn’t making sense to me that it wasn’t working unless I put all the samples back into /etc/asterisk.
@johnkiniston I do actually have modules.conf in there. Here’s a list of what’s in my /etc/asterisk dir:
Sure. When I have the sample configs in /etc/asterisk I’m able to dial the channel and the call completes as expected(it’s a page to a group of phones and console/alsa.) If I remove all but the config files that I listed above and restart Asterisk, I can no longer dial the channel. The log doesn’t seem to even show an error. The call just doesn’t complete and I get a reorder tone or congestion tone on the phone I tried dialing from.
I’ve turned it up a lot and still had no errors.
I was running the CLI with asterisk -rvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
Trying to get it as high as it can go and it shows no errors.
I did turn debugging on and here’s the output from that:
Any reason it would need confbridge.conf? I finally started just adding and removing conf files until it worked and that is the one that did the trick.