Should be fixed with next release.

Please read comments in tickets for info's

Serge

If you ever find out the called id problem please let me know. It works flawlessly for me, but some other users are reporting that same problem as you have.

in my install 10.04  all phones is working
 i have 2 x 7941   and one 7921
and one ata for pstn incoming call , only  issue that i have is that caller id from pstn  is not passed  to asterisk.

 

Yes, in webadmin under "Devices -> Media Directors" just rename your MD's. Airplay uses these names ...

No, airplay just works well with IPv4

Issue has been fixed in 10.04 long time ago, and in 0810 some weeks ago. After update / upgrade it should be ok.

Workaround is to simply delete /etc/radvd.conf

re Asterisk calls not showing up in orbiter: try apt-get install pluto-asterisk and tell me if that helps ...

There may be a dependency missing ...

Yes, the open ticket is for backporting. It is fixed in 10.04 for some month now, but it is still not backported to 8.10 ...

Sorry for late reply, but i was on a leave for nearly two weeks.

I corrected the asterisk.asterisk bug, and added check if group exists.

But you should know how it was supposed to work: During 10.04 install we have to install lmce-asterisk BEFORE asterisk itself as it provides asterisk-config files. If we do install asterisk first it will install it's default config package which conflicts with lmce-asterisk. But some parts of asterisk postinst need asterisk to be installed to work. That's while the second half of the postinst script checks if the asterisk binary is already there, which is not the case on a new install where lmce-asterisk is installed during mce-install.sh progress. So it installs lmce-asterisk without doing some of the config, and then installs asterisk itself. During firstboot script (on, as you might imagine, your first reboot after installation) the postinst is called once again, but this time asterisk binary exists and lmce-asterisk does the rest of it config tasks. Asterisk package installs group and user, so it should never happen that this part of script is run and that user of group does not exist.

Of course i only speak of new installations above. Older 10.04 installations which already had broken freepbx installed these scripts will not work. Purge (PURGE, not simply remove) everything that has to do with asterisk (pluto-asterisk, asterisk-pluto, asterisk, freepbx, ...) and only install lmce-asterisk should do the trick for the older cores ...

So may i ask if it's possible that  all of you that run into trouble with group not existing had a core where asterisk was already installed before installing lmce-asterisk package ?

Sorry for late reply. radvd package had an error that has been fixed meanwhile. If you ever have that error again simply delete radvd.conf file in /etc.

But anyway i guess you have your setup working meanwhile ?

Only open udp port 5060 for your provider's asterisk, SER or whatever VoIP server IP ...

first of all..I envy you for having incoming calls :-)
as for the prefix- you should put one in there...in 8.10 you didn't have to,  because the prefix was fixed to "9". It seems now its up to you what you want to put. Usually its a "0".
This is my best guess so far.

In 8.10 is was not necessary as you could only have one single provider line. In 10.04 you can now have multiple providers, and you can from every phone preselect what provider you want to use by dialing the prefix you specified .... So you can have 0 for one provider, 1 for another, 2 for gtalk (experimental) e.t.c.
And EU people are used to, and probably also prefer 0 instead of 9, so now everyone can do as he feels ...

Mr. Miyagi :-)

My error is different, i try reinstall lmce-asterisk:

Code:

ERROR 1064 (42000) at line 338: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'DEFAULT '',
  `channels` int(11) NOT NULL DEFAULT '5',
  PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
)' at line 13
adduser: Il gruppo «asterisk» non esiste.
chown: utente non valido: "asterisk.asterisk"
ERROR 1146 (42S02) at line 1: Table 'asterisk.phonelines' doesn't exist
Adding SIP phone device 22 extension 200
Adding SIP phone device 33 extension 201
Executing Configuration Script configure_snom3xx.pl

Emanuele

Should have been fixed earlier today with changeset 25299. Wait for next build to finish and it should work again ...

Can you confirm you have the Plugin device under Core and the Player device under your MD in lmce webadmin device tree ?

Hi !

I was the Author of that part of LinuxMCE. I did not yet have time to write a wiki page, it's on the ToDo List.
Basically, you enable it for the MD's you want to appear as AirPlay target's. Once you have enabled it for at least one Media Director, you should have an AirPlay Plugin device on your Core, and an AirPlay Player device on the MD. Don't forget to quick reload.

Once you did that the MD should show up as AirPlay target on your iOS device, but attention: At the moment it's only for Music Playback and not yet for video or image playback ...

Cheers,

Serge

Hi !

radvd.conf can not really be empty when it shows an error at line 2.
Empty means not even a blank line...

Empty or nonexistent radvd.conf files are ignored without an error.

Try to simply remove /etc/radvd.conf and retry your apt-get command ...

Serge