If I have a connection from Asterisk to Cisco Call Manager using SIP
can I send a text message using “SendText” from asterisk across the SIP
trunk to CCM and it convert that to text message to the skinny cisco phones?

Does that work?

Thanks,

Jerry

Priority jumping was deprecated in 1.2 I expect the feature was removed sometime before 1.8. Did you read all the UPGRADE*.txt files included in 1.8?

Hi,

i am trying to setup calls between two asterisks , so can anyone tell
how establish the calls between two asterisk servers which are on diffrent
networks .

Regards
Upendra.

Just installed a Grandstream GXP1400 – I have several other older
Grandstream phones installed. This one for some reason is operating
differently. It works but I get no audible ring confirmation in the
headset when I make a local call and I also only hear a blip of the DTMF
ddigits or nothing at all in the headset as I key them in. Everything
works OK, calls etc. just the audible feedback. Using an old Asterisk but
all the other phones have worked fine. Is there some setting in Asterisk
or the Grandstream I should be looking at to correct this?

Doug

On 4/12/2012 3:09 PM, Patrick Lists wrote:
> On 04/12/2012 09:09 PM, Brent Davidson wrote:
>> I’m trying to get app_swift (app_swift-2.1-b1-ast10) working with
>> Asterisk 10.2.1 on Ubuntu Server 11.10. Everything appears to compile
>> correctly, but when I go to load the module I get the following:
>>
>> server*CLI> module load app_swift.so
>> Unable to load module app_swift.so
>> Command ‘module load app_swift.so’ failed.
>> [Apr 12 13:42:50] WARNING[1200]: loader.c:458 load_dynamic_module: Error
>> loading module ‘app_swift.so’: /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/app_swift.so:
>> undefined symbol: swift_port_close
>> [Apr 12 13:42:50] WARNING[1200]: loader.c:848 load_resource: Module
>> ‘app_swift.so’ could not be loaded.
>
> Maybe app_swift can not find the Cepstral library? It should show up
> in the output of the command ldconfig -v. If it can’t be found then
> you should probably add a config file pointing to the location of the
> Cepstral lib in /etc/ld.so.conf.d (that’s on Red Hat. I have no idea
> about Ubuntu).
>
> Regards,
> Patrick
I have /opt/swift in cepstral.conf in ld.conf.so.d. It finds the
library just fine on the command line and ldconfig -v gives me:

/opt/swift/lib:
libswift.so.5 -> libswift.so.5.1
libceplang_en.so.5 -> libceplang_en.so.5.1
libceplex_us.so.5 -> libceplex_us.so.5.1

It almost looks like Asterisk is not seeing the libraries for some
reason. I’m trying recompiling Asterisk now that Cepstral is installed
to see if that helps.