Strange Codes On Asterisk Command Line
On a new installation of Asteris, I connect to the command line and after a few minutes I get the code below, and then I need to CTRL-C to get out and come back in.
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Really destroying SIP dialog
‘7f9fc09410586a9e62c5fed905c398ba@208.78.161.2’ Method: INVITE
Really destroying SIP dialog
‘5af3bcf012ac9d574b17f2634e48de54@65.21.137.162:5060’ Method: OPTIONS
\U+26504\U+2650A\U+26565\U+26578\U+26569\U+26574\U+2650A\U+2650A
Disconnected from Asterisk server
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5 thoughts on - Strange Codes On Asterisk Command Line
If this is still Asterisk 11 as you’ve mentioned in other threads, this was fixed in 2016[1] (but not in the 11 branch).
1. https://issues.asterisk.org/jira/browse/ASTERISK-26592
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Yes, it’s Asterisk 11 on CentOS 8, not CentOS 7. CentOS 7 cannot be used anymore because of some systemd incompatibility Can somebody be so nice as to provide a patch for the latest version of Asterisk 11?
Asterisk 11 is not my choice, but it’s the only version that works with another software that we use at the school for fund-raising. We are a not-for-profit music school.
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Question:
Is there a developer or sangoma, who may write this patch for a fee?
My boss is putting pressure on me.
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Just add –without-libedit to your configure flags. This will make Asterisk use the bundled version of the editline library instead of the system’s:
./configure –without-libedit
Kind regards, Sean
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I want to confirm that it works fine. Many, many thanks to every person involved
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