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First public release on November 10th, 2002
Dependancies: openssl-0.9.6b+
openssl-devel-0.9.6b+
expat-1.95+
expat-dev-1.95+
Dependancies: openssl-0.9.6b
openssl-devel-0.9.6b
expat-1.95
expat-dev-1.95
This code was recently updated to deal with Open H.323 v1.14.4 and PWLib
v1.7.5. Not much testing has been done, please test and report your findings.
This code runs on Open H.323 v1.12.2 and PWLib v1.5.2. If you use different
versions, you are on your own. See the Makefile for more details.
chan_h323 has been implemented using Asterisk's RTP stack insted of trying
to implement a pseudo sound card driver. I feel this is more effiecent,
due to the Asterisk.
You can find the Open H.323 source here: http://www.sf.net/projects/openh323/
NOTICE: Whatever you do, DO NOT USE distrubution specific installs
of Open H.323 and PWLib. In fact you should check to make sure
your distro didn't install them for you without your knowledge.
Check everything out of CVS. If you dont know how to deal with cvs, learn.
Also, if you are not using the listed versions of Open H.323 or PWlib
you are on your own, sorry.
your distro did not install them for you without your knowledge.
To compile this code:
Once PWLib and Open H.323 have been compiled per their specific build instructions, issue
a make in the asterisk/channels/h323 directory, then go back to the Asterisk source
top level directory and issue a make install.
To compile this code
--------------------
Once PWLib and Open H.323 have been compiled per their specific build
instructions, issue a make in the asterisk/channels/h323 directory,
then go back to the Asterisk source top level directory and issue a make
install.
Most common compile error
The most common compile error
----------------------------
If you receive ANYTHING that says 'undefined symbol' you are experiencing
typical version skew. For example:
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cd /path/to/asterisk
make install
(Note: Open H.323 or PWLib never get a 'make install' so don't do it)
Most common run-time error
-------------------------
libpt_linux_x86_r.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such
file or directory
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Upgrading Asterisk
-----------------
After you cvs update (or make update) Asterisk you have to go into
asterisk/channels/h323 and issue a make clean all, before compiling the
rest of asterisk. Doing this process every time you upgrade Asterisk
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Dialing an H.323 channel
Note: At the present time chan_h323 does not support dialing with a type=peer.
------------------------
Without a gatekeeper:
exten => _1NXXNXXXXXX,1,Dial,H323/${EXTEN}@ip.address.or.hostname/callerid
exten => _1NXXNXXXXXX,1,Dial,H323/${EXTEN}@peer
or
exten => _1NXXNXXXXXX,1,Dial,H323/${EXTEN}@ip.or.hostname
Using a gatekeeper:
exten => _1NXXNXXXXXX,1,Dial,H323/${EXTEN}
The 'callerid' is optional. If omitted the callerid will be determined by
any type=h323 stanzas in h323.conf
Notice: When using a gatekeeper you cannot utilize the type=peer features,
since the H.323 spec states that when a Gatekeeper is part of an H.323 network,
the Gatekeeper shall be used for all communication.
Developer Contact
----------------
If you have trouble contact 'JerJer' in #Asterisk on
irc.freenode.net and/or send reasonable debug information to support@nufone.net.
If you are still having trouble contact 'JerJer' in #Asterisk on
irc.freenode.net or send reasonable debug information to support@nufone.net.
If are lucky enough to segfault this code please run a
backtrace and send the gory details. Segmentation faults are not
tolerated, no matter what Distro you run (even debian)!
If you happen to be lucky enough to segfault this code please run a
backtrace and send me the gory details. Segmentation faults are not
tolerated, no matter what Distro you run!
bt example:
a simple bt example:
# /usr/sbin/asterisk -vvvgc
...
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core.1976
# gdb /usr/sbin/asterisk core.1976
...lots of useless garbage here..
...lots of useless garbage here...
(gdb) bt
Send whatever shows up right after the 'bt'
Also, a full debug screen output is almost needed. Make sure you are
in the full console mode (-c) and turn on 'h.323 debug' or worst case
senerio 'h.323 trace 4'.
senerio 'h.323 trace 4'. A nice way to capture debug info is with
script (man script).
If you are motivated to make debug show up on a remote (-r) console,
please submit a patch to the Asterisk bug tracker: http://bugs.digium.com/
If you are motivated to update/fix this code please submit a
disclaimer along with the patch to the Asterisk bug
tracker: http://bugs.digium.com/
A nice way to capture debug is with script (man script)
Jeremy McNamara
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