Asterisk and Echolink no direct connected radio
Fellow Hams and PBX tinkerer's I want to provide a auto-patch and a repeater dial-in for our club repeater using my existing home Asterisk PBX in a Flash setup. Our club repeater is connected to Echolink so I was thinking about creating a Echolink node on my server that users could link to then I would allow an outbound call. On the reverse I would like to provide a repeater dial-in number that would route through my Asterisk server to our club's node via Echolink. Keeping in mind at no time does my Asterisk server actually communicates with a radio directly it is just acting as a Echolink gateway. I have been experimenting with ACID but it appears the radio/usb driver is preventing Asterisk from loading without a actual usb radio connected. If I noload=chan_usbradio in the modules.conf file then Asterisk appears to load but I am still having problems with refrence to it in my rpt.config file. I have been able to configure a Echolink connection but I cant send audio to the connected node when the remote station connects but the Asterisk debug indicates it is. Does anybody have a working Echolink node that they would like to share their iax,echolink,rpt and extensions config file with me. Thanks for your help. 73 Todd Birkenholtz W0IOU
Todd Birkenholtz wrote:
Fellow Hams and PBX tinkerer's
I want to provide a auto-patch and a repeater dial-in for our club repeater using my existing home Asterisk PBX in a Flash setup. Our club repeater is connected to Echolink so I was thinking about creating a Echolink node on my server that users could link to then I would allow an outbound call. On the reverse I would like to provide a repeater dial-in number that would route through my Asterisk server to our club's node via Echolink. Keeping in mind at no time does my Asterisk server actually communicates with a radio directly it is just acting as a Echolink gateway.
I have been experimenting with ACID but it appears the radio/usb driver is preventing Asterisk from loading without a actual usb radio connected. If I noload=chan_usbradio in the modules.conf file then Asterisk appears to load but I am still having problems with refrence to it in my rpt.config file.
I have been able to configure a Echolink connection but I cant send audio to the connected node when the remote station connects but the Asterisk debug indicates it is. Does anybody have a working Echolink node that they would like to share their iax,echolink,rpt and extensions config file with me.
Todd, Set rxchannel = Zap/pseudo in place chan_usb in rpt.conf You will not need the hardware. 73, Steve N4IRS
Thanks Jim I will change my rpt.conf to rxchannel = Zap/pseudo Any Idea on why no audio in my inbound Echolink connections? My echolink inbound connection looks like this. In extensions.conf [radio-secure] exten => 2345,1,Answer exten => 2345,n,Playback(tt-weasels,skip) exten => 2345,n,Hangup *CLI> [Aug 14 11:45:36] NOTICE[16779]: chan_echolink.c:2189 do_new_call: new CALL=W0IOU,ip=204.13.148.184,name= Todd -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:1] Answer("echolink/el0-12", "") in new stack -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:2] Playback("echolink/el0-12", "tt-weasels|skip") in new stack -- <echolink/el0-12> Playing 'tt-weasels' (language '') -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:3] Hangup("echolink/el0-12", "") in new stack == Spawn extension (radio-secure, 2345, 3) exited non-zero on 'echolink/el0-12' Thanks On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 12:58 PM, Steve Zingman <szingman@msgstor.com>wrote:
Todd Birkenholtz wrote:
Fellow Hams and PBX tinkerer's
I want to provide a auto-patch and a repeater dial-in for our club repeater using my existing home Asterisk PBX in a Flash setup. Our club repeater is connected to Echolink so I was thinking about creating a Echolink node on my server that users could link to then I would allow an outbound call. On the reverse I would like to provide a repeater dial-in number that would route through my Asterisk server to our club's node via Echolink. Keeping in mind at no time does my Asterisk server actually communicates with a radio directly it is just acting as a Echolink gateway.
I have been experimenting with ACID but it appears the radio/usb driver is preventing Asterisk from loading without a actual usb radio connected. If I noload=chan_usbradio in the modules.conf file then Asterisk appears to load but I am still having problems with refrence to it in my rpt.config file.
I have been able to configure a Echolink connection but I cant send audio to the connected node when the remote station connects but the Asterisk debug indicates it is. Does anybody have a working Echolink node that they would like to share their iax,echolink,rpt and extensions config file with me.
Todd, Set rxchannel = Zap/pseudo in place chan_usb in rpt.conf You will not need the hardware.
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If your node is behind a firewall, it sounds like you don't have ports 5198 and 5199 udp forwarded into your node. If your node sits out on a public IP, make sure your upstream ISP doesn't filter on those ports. Jim / K6JWN On Aug 14, 2009, at 11:47 AM, Todd Birkenholtz wrote:
Thanks Jim I will change my rpt.conf to rxchannel = Zap/pseudo
Any Idea on why no audio in my inbound Echolink connections?
My echolink inbound connection looks like this.
In extensions.conf
[radio-secure] exten => 2345,1,Answer exten => 2345,n,Playback(tt-weasels,skip) exten => 2345,n,Hangup
*CLI> [Aug 14 11:45:36] NOTICE[16779]: chan_echolink.c:2189 do_new_call: new CALL=W0IOU,ip=204.13.148.184,name= Todd -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:1] Answer("echolink/el0-12", "") in new stack -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:2] Playback("echolink/el0-12", "tt-weasels|skip") in new stack -- <echolink/el0-12> Playing 'tt-weasels' (language '') -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:3] Hangup("echolink/el0-12", "") in new stack == Spawn extension (radio-secure, 2345, 3) exited non-zero on 'echolink/el0-12'
Thanks
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 12:58 PM, Steve Zingman <szingman@msgstor.com> wrote: Todd Birkenholtz wrote:
Fellow Hams and PBX tinkerer's
I want to provide a auto-patch and a repeater dial-in for our club repeater using my existing home Asterisk PBX in a Flash setup. Our club repeater is connected to Echolink so I was thinking about creating a Echolink node on my server that users could link to then I would allow an outbound call. On the reverse I would like to provide a repeater dial-in number that would route through my Asterisk server to our club's node via Echolink. Keeping in mind at no time does my Asterisk server actually communicates with a radio directly it is just acting as a Echolink gateway.
I have been experimenting with ACID but it appears the radio/usb driver is preventing Asterisk from loading without a actual usb radio connected. If I noload=chan_usbradio in the modules.conf file then Asterisk appears to load but I am still having problems with refrence to it in my rpt.config file.
I have been able to configure a Echolink connection but I cant send audio to the connected node when the remote station connects but the Asterisk debug indicates it is. Does anybody have a working Echolink node that they would like to share their iax,echolink,rpt and extensions config file with me.
Todd, Set rxchannel = Zap/pseudo in place chan_usb in rpt.conf You will not need the hardware.
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Thanks James. Unfortunately this is not the case. I have verified both UDP ports are sent from my router to my internal server 192.168.2.110. I also have run the windows Echolink and ran the test firewall function and I can verify my ISP does not filter the ports. The following is a tcpdump of the inbound connection to my Asterisk box on a connect to verify the conversation makes it to my Asterisk box. [root@test ~]# tcpdump host 204.13.148.174 tcpdump: verbose output suppressed, use -v or -vv for full protocol decode listening on eth0, link-type EN10MB (Ethernet), capture size 96 bytes 14:37:49.056574 IP 204.13.148.174.5199 > 192.168.2.110.5199: UDP, length 96 14:37:49.056869 IP 204.13.148.174.5198 > 192.168.2.110.5198: UDP, length 36 14:37:49.057182 IP 192.168.2.110.5198 > 204.13.148.174.5198: UDP, length 74 14:37:49.057785 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 76 14:37:49.585296 IP 204.13.148.174.5199 > 192.168.2.110.5199: UDP, length 96 14:37:49.585602 IP 204.13.148.174.5198 > 192.168.2.110.5198: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637508 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637515 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637521 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637526 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637532 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637537 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637542 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637547 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637552 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637558 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637563 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637568 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637573 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637578 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637583 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637588 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637592 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637597 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637602 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637607 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 Thanks again.. I really appreciate the help Todd On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 3:39 PM, James Nessen <nessenj@jimsoffice.org>wrote:
If your node is behind a firewall, it sounds like you don't have ports 5198 and 5199 udp forwarded into your node. If your node sits out on a public IP, make sure your upstream ISP doesn't filter on those ports.
Jim / K6JWN
On Aug 14, 2009, at 11:47 AM, Todd Birkenholtz wrote:
Thanks Jim I will change my rpt.conf to rxchannel = Zap/pseudo
Any Idea on why no audio in my inbound Echolink connections?
My echolink inbound connection looks like this.
In extensions.conf
[radio-secure] exten => 2345,1,Answer exten => 2345,n,Playback(tt-weasels,skip) exten => 2345,n,Hangup
*CLI> [Aug 14 11:45:36] NOTICE[16779]: chan_echolink.c:2189 do_new_call: new CALL=W0IOU,ip=204.13.148.184,name= Todd -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:1] Answer("echolink/el0-12", "") in new stack -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:2] Playback("echolink/el0-12", "tt-weasels|skip") in new stack -- <echolink/el0-12> Playing 'tt-weasels' (language '') -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:3] Hangup("echolink/el0-12", "") in new stack == Spawn extension (radio-secure, 2345, 3) exited non-zero on 'echolink/el0-12'
Thanks
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 12:58 PM, Steve Zingman <szingman@msgstor.com> wrote: Todd Birkenholtz wrote:
Fellow Hams and PBX tinkerer's
I want to provide a auto-patch and a repeater dial-in for our club repeater using my existing home Asterisk PBX in a Flash setup. Our club repeater is connected to Echolink so I was thinking about creating a Echolink node on my server that users could link to then I would allow an outbound call. On the reverse I would like to provide a repeater dial-in number that would route through my Asterisk server to our club's node via Echolink. Keeping in mind at no time does my Asterisk server actually communicates with a radio directly it is just acting as a Echolink gateway.
I have been experimenting with ACID but it appears the radio/usb driver is preventing Asterisk from loading without a actual usb radio connected. If I noload=chan_usbradio in the modules.conf file then Asterisk appears to load but I am still having problems with refrence to it in my rpt.config file.
I have been able to configure a Echolink connection but I cant send audio to the connected node when the remote station connects but the Asterisk debug indicates it is. Does anybody have a working Echolink node that they would like to share their iax,echolink,rpt and extensions config file with me.
Todd, Set rxchannel = Zap/pseudo in place chan_usb in rpt.conf You will not need the hardware.
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What does your echolink.conf file look like?? (please remember to omit your echolink password) Jim On Aug 14, 2009, at 2:51 PM, Todd Birkenholtz wrote:
Thanks James.
Unfortunately this is not the case. I have verified both UDP ports are sent from my router to my internal server 192.168.2.110. I also have run the windows Echolink and ran the test firewall function and I can verify my ISP does not filter the ports.
The following is a tcpdump of the inbound connection to my Asterisk box on a connect to verify the conversation makes it to my Asterisk box.
[root@test ~]# tcpdump host 204.13.148.174 tcpdump: verbose output suppressed, use -v or -vv for full protocol decode listening on eth0, link-type EN10MB (Ethernet), capture size 96 bytes 14:37:49.056574 IP 204.13.148.174.5199 > 192.168.2.110.5199: UDP, length 96 14:37:49.056869 IP 204.13.148.174.5198 > 192.168.2.110.5198: UDP, length 36 14:37:49.057182 IP 192.168.2.110.5198 > 204.13.148.174.5198: UDP, length 74 14:37:49.057785 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 76 14:37:49.585296 IP 204.13.148.174.5199 > 192.168.2.110.5199: UDP, length 96 14:37:49.585602 IP 204.13.148.174.5198 > 192.168.2.110.5198: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637508 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637515 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637521 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637526 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637532 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637537 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637542 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637547 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637552 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637558 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637563 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637568 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637573 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637578 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637583 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637588 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637592 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637597 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637602 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637607 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36
Thanks again.. I really appreciate the help
Todd
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 3:39 PM, James Nessen <nessenj@jimsoffice.org> wrote: If your node is behind a firewall, it sounds like you don't have ports 5198 and 5199 udp forwarded into your node. If your node sits out on a public IP, make sure your upstream ISP doesn't filter on those ports.
Jim / K6JWN
On Aug 14, 2009, at 11:47 AM, Todd Birkenholtz wrote:
Thanks Jim I will change my rpt.conf to rxchannel = Zap/pseudo
Any Idea on why no audio in my inbound Echolink connections?
My echolink inbound connection looks like this.
In extensions.conf
[radio-secure] exten => 2345,1,Answer exten => 2345,n,Playback(tt-weasels,skip) exten => 2345,n,Hangup
*CLI> [Aug 14 11:45:36] NOTICE[16779]: chan_echolink.c:2189 do_new_call: new CALL=W0IOU,ip=204.13.148.184,name= Todd -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:1] Answer("echolink/el0-12", "") in new stack -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:2] Playback("echolink/el0-12", "tt-weasels|skip") in new stack -- <echolink/el0-12> Playing 'tt-weasels' (language '') -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:3] Hangup("echolink/el0-12", "") in new stack == Spawn extension (radio-secure, 2345, 3) exited non-zero on 'echolink/el0-12'
Thanks
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 12:58 PM, Steve Zingman <szingman@msgstor.com> wrote: Todd Birkenholtz wrote:
Fellow Hams and PBX tinkerer's
I want to provide a auto-patch and a repeater dial-in for our club repeater using my existing home Asterisk PBX in a Flash setup. Our club repeater is connected to Echolink so I was thinking about creating a Echolink node on my server that users could link to then I would allow an outbound call. On the reverse I would like to provide a repeater dial-in number that would route through my Asterisk server to our club's node via Echolink. Keeping in mind at no time does my Asterisk server actually communicates with a radio directly it is just acting as a Echolink gateway.
I have been experimenting with ACID but it appears the radio/usb driver is preventing Asterisk from loading without a actual usb radio connected. If I noload=chan_usbradio in the modules.conf file then Asterisk appears to load but I am still having problems with refrence to it in my rpt.config file.
I have been able to configure a Echolink connection but I cant send audio to the connected node when the remote station connects but the Asterisk debug indicates it is. Does anybody have a working Echolink node that they would like to share their iax,echolink,rpt and extensions config file with me.
Todd, Set rxchannel = Zap/pseudo in place chan_usb in rpt.conf You will not need the hardware.
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I have also changed the gain and currently it is committed out am not sure of the version of chan_echolink and app_rpt ( how do you tell ) but this is a fresh copy of Acid downloaded this week also what is the node??? is it my Echolink node # if it is then I have tried it as well [el0] confmode=no call=W0IOU-R ; Change this! pwd=mypassword; Change this! name=TEST Testing Asterisk-EL-channel-driver ; Change this to your real name! qth=TESTING ; Change this to your actual QTH! email=myemail@gmail.com; Change this! maxstns=20 rtcptimeout=10 node=123456 ; Change this! recfile=/tmp/recorded.gsm astnode=2345 ; Change this to your active Allstar node number! context=radio-secure server1=server1.echolink.org server2=server2.echolink.org server3=server3.echolink.org ;erxgain=10.0 ; defaults to -3.0 db ;etxgain=10.0 ; defaults to 3.0 db. On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 5:21 PM, James Nessen <nessenj@jimsoffice.org>wrote:
What does your echolink.conf file look like??
(please remember to omit your echolink password)
Jim
On Aug 14, 2009, at 2:51 PM, Todd Birkenholtz wrote:
Thanks James.
Unfortunately this is not the case. I have verified both UDP ports are sent from my router to my internal server 192.168.2.110. I also have run the windows Echolink and ran the test firewall function and I can verify my ISP does not filter the ports.
The following is a tcpdump of the inbound connection to my Asterisk box on a connect to verify the conversation makes it to my Asterisk box.
[root@test ~]# tcpdump host 204.13.148.174 tcpdump: verbose output suppressed, use -v or -vv for full protocol decode listening on eth0, link-type EN10MB (Ethernet), capture size 96 bytes 14:37:49.056574 IP 204.13.148.174.5199 > 192.168.2.110.5199: UDP, length 96 14:37:49.056869 IP 204.13.148.174.5198 > 192.168.2.110.5198: UDP, length 36 14:37:49.057182 IP 192.168.2.110.5198 > 204.13.148.174.5198: UDP, length 74 14:37:49.057785 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 76 14:37:49.585296 IP 204.13.148.174.5199 > 192.168.2.110.5199: UDP, length 96 14:37:49.585602 IP 204.13.148.174.5198 > 192.168.2.110.5198: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637508 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637515 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637521 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637526 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637532 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637537 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637542 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637547 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637552 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637558 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637563 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637568 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637573 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637578 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637583 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637588 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637592 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637597 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637602 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36 14:37:51.637607 IP 192.168.2.110.5199 > 204.13.148.174.5199: UDP, length 36
Thanks again.. I really appreciate the help
Todd
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 3:39 PM, James Nessen <nessenj@jimsoffice.org> wrote: If your node is behind a firewall, it sounds like you don't have ports 5198 and 5199 udp forwarded into your node. If your node sits out on a public IP, make sure your upstream ISP doesn't filter on those ports.
Jim / K6JWN
On Aug 14, 2009, at 11:47 AM, Todd Birkenholtz wrote:
Thanks Jim I will change my rpt.conf to rxchannel = Zap/pseudo
Any Idea on why no audio in my inbound Echolink connections?
My echolink inbound connection looks like this.
In extensions.conf
[radio-secure] exten => 2345,1,Answer exten => 2345,n,Playback(tt-weasels,skip) exten => 2345,n,Hangup
*CLI> [Aug 14 11:45:36] NOTICE[16779]: chan_echolink.c:2189 do_new_call: new CALL=W0IOU,ip=204.13.148.184,name= Todd -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:1] Answer("echolink/el0-12", "") in new stack -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:2] Playback("echolink/el0-12", "tt-weasels|skip") in new stack -- <echolink/el0-12> Playing 'tt-weasels' (language '') -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:3] Hangup("echolink/el0-12", "") in new stack == Spawn extension (radio-secure, 2345, 3) exited non-zero on 'echolink/el0-12'
Thanks
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 12:58 PM, Steve Zingman <szingman@msgstor.com> wrote: Todd Birkenholtz wrote:
Fellow Hams and PBX tinkerer's
I want to provide a auto-patch and a repeater dial-in for our club repeater using my existing home Asterisk PBX in a Flash setup. Our club repeater is connected to Echolink so I was thinking about creating a Echolink node on my server that users could link to then I would allow an outbound call. On the reverse I would like to provide a repeater dial-in number that would route through my Asterisk server to our club's node via Echolink. Keeping in mind at no time does my Asterisk server actually communicates with a radio directly it is just acting as a Echolink gateway.
I have been experimenting with ACID but it appears the radio/usb driver is preventing Asterisk from loading without a actual usb radio connected. If I noload=chan_usbradio in the modules.conf file then Asterisk appears to load but I am still having problems with refrence to it in my rpt.config file.
I have been able to configure a Echolink connection but I cant send audio to the connected node when the remote station connects but the Asterisk debug indicates it is. Does anybody have a working Echolink node that they would like to share their iax,echolink,rpt and extensions config file with me.
Todd, Set rxchannel = Zap/pseudo in place chan_usb in rpt.conf You will not need the hardware.
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my untrained asterisk eye leads me to believe that your issue lies here: [radio-secure] exten => 2345,1,Answer exten => 2345,n,Playback(tt-weasels,skip) exten => 2345,n,Hangup This tells me to answer, playback a sound and then hang up the connection, and your log confirms this: *CLI> [Aug 14 11:45:36] NOTICE[16779]: chan_echolink.c:2189 do_new_call: new CALL=W0IOU,ip=204.13.148.184,name= Todd -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:1] Answer("echolink/el0-12", "") in new stack -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:2] Playback("echolink/el0-12", "tt-weasels|skip") in new stack -- <echolink/el0-12> Playing 'tt-weasels' (language '') -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:3] Hangup("echolink/el0-12", "") in new stack == Spawn extension (radio-secure, 2345, 3) exited non-zero on 'echolink/el0-12' I am running things the old way, but the ACID manual should cover you here as well: [el0] confmode=no call=WU7Q-R pwd=password name=WU7Q-Repeater qth=Sacramento-CA email=email-addr maxstns=20 rtcptimeout=10 node=3590 recfile=/tmp/recorded.gsm astnode=2194 context=echolink-in server1=server1.echolink.org server2=server2.echolink.org server3=server3.echolink.org extensions.conf [echolink-in] ;exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3001083,1,hangup ;exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3021507,1,hangup ;exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3111234,1,hangup ;exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3208345,1,hangup exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3066432,1,Rpt,${NODE} exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3009875,1,Rpt,${NODE} exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3083598,1,Rpt,${NODE} exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3127901,1,Rpt,${NODE} exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3009865,1,Rpt,${NODE} exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3214691,1,Rpt,${NODE} exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3302333,1,Rpt,${NODE} exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3005539,1,Rpt,${NODE} exten => ${ECHOLINK}/_3XXXXXX,1,hangup This was the old way to do access control on echolink nodes, this particular setup only allows connections from known users and then disconnects everyone else. Again, not the preferred method (see the ACID manual), but it works for us. Jim, K6JWN On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 11:47 AM, Todd Birkenholtz <birkey@gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks Jim I will change my rpt.conf to rxchannel = Zap/pseudo
Any Idea on why no audio in my inbound Echolink connections?
My echolink inbound connection looks like this.
In extensions.conf
[radio-secure] exten => 2345,1,Answer exten => 2345,n,Playback(tt-weasels,skip) exten => 2345,n,Hangup
*CLI> [Aug 14 11:45:36] NOTICE[16779]: chan_echolink.c:2189 do_new_call: new CALL=W0IOU,ip=204.13.148.184,name= Todd -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:1] Answer("echolink/el0-12", "") in new stack -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:2] Playback("echolink/el0-12", "tt-weasels|skip") in new stack -- <echolink/el0-12> Playing 'tt-weasels' (language '') -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:3] Hangup("echolink/el0-12", "") in new stack == Spawn extension (radio-secure, 2345, 3) exited non-zero on 'echolink/el0-12'
Thanks
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 12:58 PM, Steve Zingman <szingman@msgstor.com>wrote:
Todd Birkenholtz wrote:
Fellow Hams and PBX tinkerer's
I want to provide a auto-patch and a repeater dial-in for our club repeater using my existing home Asterisk PBX in a Flash setup. Our club repeater is connected to Echolink so I was thinking about creating a Echolink node on my server that users could link to then I would allow an outbound call. On the reverse I would like to provide a repeater dial-in number that would route through my Asterisk server to our club's node via Echolink. Keeping in mind at no time does my Asterisk server actually communicates with a radio directly it is just acting as a Echolink gateway.
I have been experimenting with ACID but it appears the radio/usb driver is preventing Asterisk from loading without a actual usb radio connected. If I noload=chan_usbradio in the modules.conf file then Asterisk appears to load but I am still having problems with refrence to it in my rpt.config file.
I have been able to configure a Echolink connection but I cant send audio to the connected node when the remote station connects but the Asterisk debug indicates it is. Does anybody have a working Echolink node that they would like to share their iax,echolink,rpt and extensions config file with me.
Todd, Set rxchannel = Zap/pseudo in place chan_usb in rpt.conf You will not need the hardware.
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Group Thanks for the help thus far. In this simple example All I want to do is be able to connect to my Echolink node and have my Asterisk server playback audio. A connection is made but audio is not played back through Echolink but my Asterisk logs indicate it is. Todd Birkenholtz W0IOU On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 7:27 PM, James Nessen <nessenj@jimsoffice.org>wrote:
my untrained asterisk eye leads me to believe that your issue lies here:
[radio-secure] exten => 2345,1,Answer exten => 2345,n,Playback(tt-weasels,skip) exten => 2345,n,Hangup
This tells me to answer, playback a sound and then hang up the connection, and your log confirms this:
*CLI> [Aug 14 11:45:36] NOTICE[16779]: chan_echolink.c:2189 do_new_call: new CALL=W0IOU,ip=204.13.148.184,name= Todd -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:1] Answer("echolink/el0-12", "") in new stack -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:2] Playback("echolink/el0-12", "tt-weasels|skip") in new stack -- <echolink/el0-12> Playing 'tt-weasels' (language '') -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:3] Hangup("echolink/el0-12", "") in new stack == Spawn extension (radio-secure, 2345, 3) exited non-zero on 'echolink/el0-12'
I am running things the old way, but the ACID manual should cover you here as well:
[el0] confmode=no call=WU7Q-R pwd=password name=WU7Q-Repeater qth=Sacramento-CA email=email-addr maxstns=20 rtcptimeout=10 node=3590 recfile=/tmp/recorded.gsm astnode=2194 context=echolink-in server1=server1.echolink.org server2=server2.echolink.org server3=server3.echolink.org
extensions.conf
[echolink-in]
;exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3001083,1,hangup ;exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3021507,1,hangup ;exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3111234,1,hangup ;exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3208345,1,hangup exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3066432,1,Rpt,${NODE} exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3009875,1,Rpt,${NODE} exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3083598,1,Rpt,${NODE} exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3127901,1,Rpt,${NODE} exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3009865,1,Rpt,${NODE} exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3214691,1,Rpt,${NODE} exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3302333,1,Rpt,${NODE} exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3005539,1,Rpt,${NODE} exten => ${ECHOLINK}/_3XXXXXX,1,hangup
This was the old way to do access control on echolink nodes, this particular setup only allows connections from known users and then disconnects everyone else. Again, not the preferred method (see the ACID manual), but it works for us.
Jim, K6JWN
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 11:47 AM, Todd Birkenholtz <birkey@gmail.com>wrote:
Thanks Jim I will change my rpt.conf to rxchannel = Zap/pseudo
Any Idea on why no audio in my inbound Echolink connections?
My echolink inbound connection looks like this.
In extensions.conf
[radio-secure] exten => 2345,1,Answer exten => 2345,n,Playback(tt-weasels,skip) exten => 2345,n,Hangup
*CLI> [Aug 14 11:45:36] NOTICE[16779]: chan_echolink.c:2189 do_new_call: new CALL=W0IOU,ip=204.13.148.184,name= Todd -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:1] Answer("echolink/el0-12", "") in new stack -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:2] Playback("echolink/el0-12", "tt-weasels|skip") in new stack -- <echolink/el0-12> Playing 'tt-weasels' (language '') -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:3] Hangup("echolink/el0-12", "") in new stack == Spawn extension (radio-secure, 2345, 3) exited non-zero on 'echolink/el0-12'
Thanks
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 12:58 PM, Steve Zingman <szingman@msgstor.com>wrote:
Todd Birkenholtz wrote:
Fellow Hams and PBX tinkerer's
I want to provide a auto-patch and a repeater dial-in for our club repeater using my existing home Asterisk PBX in a Flash setup. Our club repeater is connected to Echolink so I was thinking about creating a Echolink node on my server that users could link to then I would allow an outbound call. On the reverse I would like to provide a repeater dial-in number that would route through my Asterisk server to our club's node via Echolink. Keeping in mind at no time does my Asterisk server actually communicates with a radio directly it is just acting as a Echolink gateway.
I have been experimenting with ACID but it appears the radio/usb driver is preventing Asterisk from loading without a actual usb radio connected. If I noload=chan_usbradio in the modules.conf file then Asterisk appears to load but I am still having problems with refrence to it in my rpt.config file.
I have been able to configure a Echolink connection but I cant send audio to the connected node when the remote station connects but the Asterisk debug indicates it is. Does anybody have a working Echolink node that they would like to share their iax,echolink,rpt and extensions config file with me.
Todd, Set rxchannel = Zap/pseudo in place chan_usb in rpt.conf You will not need the hardware.
73, Steve N4IRS _______________________________________________ App_rpt-users mailing list App_rpt-users@qrvc.com http://qrvc.com/mailman/listinfo/app_rpt-users
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-- Jim Nessen K6JWN Email: nessenj@jimsoffice.org | Ph: 530.564.0039 IRLP: Node 3598 | Echolink: 83598 K6JWN-R | AllStar: Node 2165
Still issues with Echolink Audio. As a recap... I have verified my firewall is not blocking ports. I am able to register a node in Echolink with APP_RPT I set Set rxchannel = Zap/pseudo in place chan_usb because I am not using a hardware connection. As a simple test I created a Extension that when I connect to Echolink from a remote node I want Asterisk to answer the call and playback a sound then close the connection. [radio-secure] exten => 2345,1,Answer exten => 2345,n,Playback(tt-weasels,skip) exten => 2345,n,Hangup My asterisk log indicates it is playing back the sound file does not make it to the calling Echolink station. *CLI> [Aug 14 11:45:36] NOTICE[16779]: chan_echolink.c:2189 do_new_call: new CALL=W0IOU,ip=204.13.148.184,name= Todd -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:1] Answer("echolink/el0-12", "") in new stack -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:2] Playback("echolink/el0-12", "tt-weasels|skip") in new stack -- <echolink/el0-12> Playing 'tt-weasels' (language '') -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:3] Hangup("echolink/el0-12", "") in new stack == Spawn extension (radio-secure, 2345, 3) exited non-zero on 'echolink/el0-12' Any Idea's before give up. Thanks Todd On Sat, Aug 15, 2009 at 9:33 AM, Todd Birkenholtz <birkey@gmail.com> wrote:
Group
Thanks for the help thus far.
In this simple example All I want to do is be able to connect to my Echolink node and have my Asterisk server playback audio. A connection is made but audio is not played back through Echolink but my Asterisk logs indicate it is.
Todd Birkenholtz W0IOU
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 7:27 PM, James Nessen <nessenj@jimsoffice.org>wrote:
my untrained asterisk eye leads me to believe that your issue lies here:
[radio-secure] exten => 2345,1,Answer exten => 2345,n,Playback(tt-weasels,skip) exten => 2345,n,Hangup
This tells me to answer, playback a sound and then hang up the connection, and your log confirms this:
*CLI> [Aug 14 11:45:36] NOTICE[16779]: chan_echolink.c:2189 do_new_call: new CALL=W0IOU,ip=204.13.148.184,name= Todd -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:1] Answer("echolink/el0-12", "") in new stack -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:2] Playback("echolink/el0-12", "tt-weasels|skip") in new stack -- <echolink/el0-12> Playing 'tt-weasels' (language '') -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:3] Hangup("echolink/el0-12", "") in new stack == Spawn extension (radio-secure, 2345, 3) exited non-zero on 'echolink/el0-12'
I am running things the old way, but the ACID manual should cover you here as well:
[el0] confmode=no call=WU7Q-R pwd=password name=WU7Q-Repeater qth=Sacramento-CA email=email-addr maxstns=20 rtcptimeout=10 node=3590 recfile=/tmp/recorded.gsm astnode=2194 context=echolink-in server1=server1.echolink.org server2=server2.echolink.org server3=server3.echolink.org
extensions.conf
[echolink-in]
;exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3001083,1,hangup ;exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3021507,1,hangup ;exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3111234,1,hangup ;exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3208345,1,hangup exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3066432,1,Rpt,${NODE} exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3009875,1,Rpt,${NODE} exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3083598,1,Rpt,${NODE} exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3127901,1,Rpt,${NODE} exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3009865,1,Rpt,${NODE} exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3214691,1,Rpt,${NODE} exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3302333,1,Rpt,${NODE} exten => ${ECHOLINK}/3005539,1,Rpt,${NODE} exten => ${ECHOLINK}/_3XXXXXX,1,hangup
This was the old way to do access control on echolink nodes, this particular setup only allows connections from known users and then disconnects everyone else. Again, not the preferred method (see the ACID manual), but it works for us.
Jim, K6JWN
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 11:47 AM, Todd Birkenholtz <birkey@gmail.com>wrote:
Thanks Jim I will change my rpt.conf to rxchannel = Zap/pseudo
Any Idea on why no audio in my inbound Echolink connections?
My echolink inbound connection looks like this.
In extensions.conf
[radio-secure] exten => 2345,1,Answer exten => 2345,n,Playback(tt-weasels,skip) exten => 2345,n,Hangup
*CLI> [Aug 14 11:45:36] NOTICE[16779]: chan_echolink.c:2189 do_new_call: new CALL=W0IOU,ip=204.13.148.184,name= Todd -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:1] Answer("echolink/el0-12", "") in new stack -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:2] Playback("echolink/el0-12", "tt-weasels|skip") in new stack -- <echolink/el0-12> Playing 'tt-weasels' (language '') -- Executing [2345@radio-secure:3] Hangup("echolink/el0-12", "") in new stack == Spawn extension (radio-secure, 2345, 3) exited non-zero on 'echolink/el0-12'
Thanks
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 12:58 PM, Steve Zingman <szingman@msgstor.com>wrote:
Todd Birkenholtz wrote:
Fellow Hams and PBX tinkerer's
I want to provide a auto-patch and a repeater dial-in for our club repeater using my existing home Asterisk PBX in a Flash setup. Our club repeater is connected to Echolink so I was thinking about creating a Echolink node on my server that users could link to then I would allow an outbound call. On the reverse I would like to provide a repeater dial-in number that would route through my Asterisk server to our club's node via Echolink. Keeping in mind at no time does my Asterisk server actually communicates with a radio directly it is just acting as a Echolink gateway.
I have been experimenting with ACID but it appears the radio/usb driver is preventing Asterisk from loading without a actual usb radio connected. If I noload=chan_usbradio in the modules.conf file then Asterisk appears to load but I am still having problems with refrence to it in my rpt.config file.
I have been able to configure a Echolink connection but I cant send audio to the connected node when the remote station connects but the Asterisk debug indicates it is. Does anybody have a working Echolink node that they would like to share their iax,echolink,rpt and extensions config file with me.
Todd, Set rxchannel = Zap/pseudo in place chan_usb in rpt.conf You will not need the hardware.
73, Steve N4IRS _______________________________________________ App_rpt-users mailing list App_rpt-users@qrvc.com http://qrvc.com/mailman/listinfo/app_rpt-users
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