The problem connecting to iaxrpt is an invisible character in the iax.conf stanza. It does not show up with programs like notepad++ ect. If you manually retype a stanza it works fine. I had it isolated to two lines near the top but forget which two and never got it down to a single line. It was in Dial, HamVOIP, and ASL 1.01. John Rudolph Amateur Radio Op N2YP Unadilla,NY
I normally see that when folks use a windows editor on system files/ That's a first I have herd it affecting a asterisk .conf Just a FYI, there are utility programs out there to allow you to see all the characters (mainly cr/lf) and some automatically scan the file and remove them. ...mike/kb8jnm On 07/19/2018 11:34 PM, John Rudolph- N2YP wrote:
The problem connecting to iaxrpt is an invisible character in the iax.conf stanza. It does not show up with programs like notepad++ ect. If you manually retype a stanza it works fine. I had it isolated to two lines near the top but forget which two and never got it down to a single line. It was in Dial, HamVOIP, and ASL 1.01. John Rudolph Amateur Radio Op N2YP Unadilla,NY
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On 7/19/18 11:40 PM, Mike wrote:
Just a FYI, there are utility programs out there to allow you to see all the characters (mainly cr/lf)
pcregrep --color='auto' -n "[\x80-\xFF]" /etc/asterisk/* you'll need to install pcregrep, but this will show you any non ASCII chars in your config files. -- Bryan Fields 727-409-1194 - Voice http://bryanfields.net
Is anyone else having problems with connecting their ASL node to echolink? When I ping the various echolink servers from my server, phone over WiFi or even over the cell network I get ping times of 10,000+ ms or all packets are lost. I see echolink overall is up and running so that's not the issue. My node log is giving me ERROR[408] chan_echolink.c: Unable to resolve echolink APRS server IP address bit I'm guessing this is because of the packet failures overall. John Rudolph Amateur Radio Op N2YP Unadilla,NY
Have you tried changing the echolink servers you are using ? just a thought. ...mike/kb8jnm On 7/20/2018 12:24 AM, John Rudolph- N2YP wrote:
Is anyone else having problems with connecting their ASL node to echolink? When I ping the various echolink servers from my server, phone over WiFi or even over the cell network I get ping times of 10,000+ ms or all packets are lost. I see echolink overall is up and running so that's not the issue. My node log is giving me ERROR[408] chan_echolink.c: Unable to resolve echolink APRS server IP address bit I'm guessing this is because of the packet failures overall. John Rudolph Amateur Radio Op N2YP Unadilla,NY
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