I use verbosity 4, or 5, if i'm -really- wanting to see what's happening... and, it's #~> asterisk -Rcvvvvv to issue a command from the command line, it's as easy as #~> asterisk -rx "rpt fun <node-number> [command]#" At one time, someone had made a bash script to run, that would just allow you to enter the command, and it would parse the information into the command. I always follow a command with a pound sign (#). A lesson I learned when issuing remote-commands... if you don't enter the #, the remote xmtr will remain keyed up. It's just become habit for me. -Geoff/W5OMR On Thu, May 17, 2018 at 11:54 PM, Stacy <kg7qin@arrl.net> wrote:
On 05/17/2018 09:42 AM, Chuck Henderson wrote:
did you issue the command:
journalctl -xe
The answer may be in it's output.
On Thu, May 17, 2018 at 11:29 AM, Russell Thomas <russell@kv4s.com> wrote:
So, I scraped and restarted a fresh image with AWS. This time, I installed Ubuntu 16.04. ASL appeared to install fine. I edited several of the config files for the node (which is setup as hub no radio)
i went to start asterisk and got this and I need some help: ~$ sudo astup.sh Starting asterisk... systemctl start asterisk.service A dependency job for asterisk.service failed. See 'journalctl -xe' for details.
then i tried the following: $ sudo asterisk -rvvv
In addition to what Chuck said above for viewing the logs from the asterisk service startup, you can run asterisk directly with:
asterisk -cvvv
It will start spewing all the information on what is happening to the console.
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