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looks like you are missing your sound files<br><br>cd /usr/src/astsrc<br>mkdir -p /var/lib/asterisk/sounds/rpt<br>cp -a sounds/* /var/lib/asterisk/sounds<br><br>JIM WB6NIL<br><br><br>> Date: Mon, 30 May 2011 14:53:40 -0700<br>> Subject: Re: [App_rpt-users] Asterisk node without a radio?<br>> From: phil.n6tct@gmail.com<br>> To: telesistant@hotmail.com<br>> CC: app_rpt-users@ohnosec.org<br>> <br>> Getting there ... :-) I have the node with the good Internet<br>> connection now running asterisk/app_rpt with rxchannel=Zap/pseudo as<br>> you suggest below. I am able to connect to it via both iaxrpt and<br>> echolink and they conference together, which is very cool. However,<br>> despite the fact that the audio seems to work fine and everything<br>> connects, I get the following errors in the asterisk log file:<br>> <br>> [May 30 14:39:07] WARNING[21601] file.c: File rpt/node does not exist<br>> in any format<br>> [May 30 14:39:07] WARNING[21601] file.c: Unable to open rpt/node<br>> (format 0x44 (ulaw|slin)): No such file or directory<br>> [May 30 14:39:07] WARNING[21601] app_rpt.c: ast_streamfile rpt/node<br>> failed on Zap/pseudo-2091401755<br>> [May 30 14:39:07] WARNING[21601] app_rpt.c: ast_streamfile failed on<br>> Zap/pseudo-2091401755<br>> [May 30 14:39:07] VERBOSE[21601] logger.c: --<br>> <Zap/pseudo-2091401755> Playing 'digits/2' (language 'en')<br>> [May 30 14:39:07] WARNING[21601] file.c: File rpt/node does not exist<br>> in any format<br>> [May 30 14:39:07] WARNING[21601] file.c: Unable to open rpt/node<br>> (format 0x44 (ulaw|slin)): No such file or directory<br>> [May 30 14:39:07] WARNING[21601] app_rpt.c: ast_streamfile rpt/node<br>> failed on Zap/pseudo-2091401755<br>> <br>> Any clue?<br>> <br>> Thanks!<br>> <br>> Phil<br>> <br>> On Sat, May 28, 2011 at 3:16 PM, Phil N6TCT <phil.n6tct@gmail.com> wrote:<br>> > Purrrfect, thanks!<br>> ><br>> > Phil<br>> ><br>> > On Sat, May 28, 2011 at 3:07 PM, Jim Duuuude <telesistant@hotmail.com> wrote:<br>> >> yeah.. make it a hub<br>> >><br>> >> rxchannel=Zap/pseudo<br>> >><br>> >> Also, make the node on the hill a private node (non-allstar),<br>> >> so that no one will connect to it from the outside and chew up<br>> >> your bandwidth.<br>> >><br>> >> JIM WB6NIL<br>> >><br>> >>> Date: Sat, 28 May 2011 15:04:51 -0700<br>> >>> From: phil.n6tct@gmail.com<br>> >>> To: app_rpt-users@ohnosec.org<br>> >>> Subject: [App_rpt-users] Asterisk node without a radio?<br>> >>><br>> >>> This may be a kind of offbeat question, but stick with me please.<br>> >>><br>> >>> I have an astrerisk/app_rpt node, we'll call it "node A", which is up<br>> >>> on a mountaintop, solar-powered, connected to a UHF repeater, and<br>> >>> behind a somewhat bandwidth limited IP connection. The connection<br>> >>> will easily support one voice channel to the outside world, but not<br>> >>> many more than that with any reliability.<br>> >>><br>> >>> What I'd like to do is run another instance of asterisk/app_rpt on a<br>> >>> second machine that is on the Internet and that has good bandwidth and<br>> >>> CPU. Call this "node B". For echolink and allstarlink purposes, I'd<br>> >>> like there to be a "nailed up"/permalinked connection between nodes A<br>> >>> and B, but have people who want to use node A over the internet<br>> >>> instead connect only to node B. The point being, if ten people are<br>> >>> connected to node B, node A only has to deal with one multiplexed<br>> >>> audio stream from node B, not 10 individual connections to node A --<br>> >>> all to conserve bandwidth to node A.<br>> >>><br>> >>> The catch is, node B isn't going to have a radio, it's just going to<br>> >>> be running asterisk/app_rpt for people to connect to. In some sense,<br>> >>> it will be like an IRLP reflector (though obviously no IRLP is<br>> >>> involved here) -- it's basically acting as a radioless conference<br>> >>> bridge.<br>> >>><br>> >>> Any thoughts on how to do this? Do I just run standard<br>> >>> asterisk/app_rpt and get an allstarlink/echolink node number but just<br>> >>> don't bother to define a radio channel or something? Any ideas or<br>> >>> tips appreciated.<br>> >>><br>> >>> Thanks!<br>> >>><br>> >>> Phil, N6TCT<br>> >>> _______________________________________________<br>> >>> App_rpt-users mailing list<br>> >>> App_rpt-users@ohnosec.org<br>> >>> http://ohnosec.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/app_rpt-users<br>> >><br>> ><br> </body>
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