On 04/19/2014 06:56 PM, Chris Andrist wrote:
Russ,
Once it boots up login and type the command
# service asterisk stop
Then read the log file
# nano /var/log/asterisk/messages
Uhm... I'm just picking on nits here, but why use nano to 'read' a log file? isn't nano an editor? Use the universal commands in the OS. ~#> less /var/log/asterisk/messages You can even use the option +F with less to see the file grow in real-time. then use the up/down arrows, page up/down keys to see what you want. If you *know* the error message is in say the last 50 lines of the file, then ~#> tail -50 /path/to/file/to/view There are several tty (terminal) screens available (if you're at the local console), Alt F1, Alt F2, etc... If you need another screen to look at, while your system is running...