I've installed Dahdi, I followed all the steps necessary for being able to make asterisk create a conference call but there is no app_meetme.so file in my /usr/lib/asterisk/moldules folder. I've tried to search the app_meetme.so and download it and put it in asterisk but no success. Need some help.
Does anyone know from where to download app_meetme.so and how to make asterisk work with it in order to create conference calls?
Need help! Appreciate
Here is the link I've tried to use, but no success in my case: http://www.asteriskdocs.org/en/3rd_Edition/asterisk-book-html-chunk/SLA.html
For asterisk version above 1.6 you have do following:
1) install kernel-devel and dahdi-devel - skip this if you compiled dahdi from source code
2) in asterisk source directory do
make menuconfig
select app_metmee in applications
3) continue with
make &make install
For Asterisk v11, you most likely want ConfBridge (app_confbridge.so).
See http://forums.asterisk.org/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=90108
Quoting it:
If you do not have any DAHDI hardware in your server, using ConfBridge will allow you remove a dependency on the DAHDI kernel modules. It is also optimized for mixing with typical VOIP channels and not mixing audio from channel banks and therefore is more efficient.
In asterisk installation directory type
make menuselect
And select app_meet me or confbridge for conferencing
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I use OpenSuse 13.1. There is a bug in pavucontrol with skype, that causes a terrible noise when starting skype.
It is solved by killing skype and starting it with
>> PULSE_LATENCY_MSEC=60 skype
This is great.
Now I don't want to kill/restart skype manually on each boot.
I read that I could add this line to skype.desktop:
Exec=env PULSE_LATENCY_MSEC=60 skype %U
I did this, but still same problem.
Also, I seem to have two skype.desktop files (one in /home/dorien/bin/skype-4.2.0.11/ and one in the 4.2.0.13). I have changed the line in both, but no effect.
Does Opensuse (13.1) not read this when starting? Or is there another way to control the startup option?
The new skype version 3.x supports pulseaudio, so updating to this version makes this hack unnecessary.
I have three extensions with extension no. 2000,2001,2002.Separately i am able to call from one extension to another but now i want to add all three into the Conference Call.I googled and got to know that MeetMe is the way we can achieve this.So i have written dialplan for Conferencing.But while calling extension no. 2000 from 2001 i am getting error as ..
WARNING[5317][C-0000000a]: pbx.c:4872 pbx_extension_helper: No application 'MeetMe' for extension (my-phones, 2000, 1)
Again i got to know that adding and building app_meetme will solve the issue but i am not able to do it.
So my question is How to add and build app_meetme to make Conference Calls (MeetMe) in asterisk.
Please help me .Thanks in advance.
In asterisk source directory do
./configure
make menuconfig
#check here that you have chan_dahdi in channels and metmee in applications
make -j 3
make install
Note: prerequest have be installed(dahdi with headers etc). All prerequests shown near module when you do menuconfig.
I have installed asterisk 1.8.9.0. and i have installed ekiga soft phone too. When tried to call using ekiga, the caller can hear the default message , "Congrats, you have successfully installed astrisk etc." . How can I change the default welcome message. where should I write the dial plan..
please help.
Thanks
Asterisk dialplan is written in /etc/asterisk/extensions.conf
Note, however that Asterisk "dialplan" is it's own scripting language that requires some study and technical mastery to customize.
See Asterisk the Definative Guide for configuration help:
http://ofps.oreilly.com/titles/9781449332426/
or the official documentation:
https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Dialplan+Fundamentals
Instead, you may wish to install Asterisk using a GUI, which can be done easily with AsteriskNOW
http://www.asterisk.org/downloads/asterisknow
With AsteriskNOW and the FreePBX GUI you can customize your dialplan with a web admin interface. (no need to customize text files.)
I have a Java program that connects to com ports when it's running. All I have is a .JAR file. I recently attempted to move this from a machine that the program runs on to another machine. I know the serial devices work on the new machine because I can interact with them thru a program called Putty. When I execute the .JAR file it comes up and seems to run just fine, but is unable to connect to the com port. Could this be a missing library that is installed in the JRE of the other machine? How would I figure out what is missing to make this program run?
Yes that could very well be the problem. Legacy ports (parallel and serial port) support in Java is provided by the Java Communications API, which relies on native code to support low level access to those ports. That API it's an extension to the JDK and not part of it.
Of course it could also be that on the new machine the user running your program doesn't have permissions to access the port, which is a different problem.
EDIT: For cross platform support for legacy ports, hell even if you only intend to use your program in one platform I recommend RXTX, an open source replacement for JavaComm.
Open the jar, look at META-INF/MANIFEST.MF file to see if it specifies any jar dependencies.
If not, it is possible that the JAR is using some native libraries to connect to COM ports.
Using the Serial port with Java normally involves addition of a compiled native (.so or .dll) file to the LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
I think you're using Linux, so look out for a file called librxtxSerial.so on the original machine (it'd be called rxtxSerial.dll on Windows)
The library path can be set in a few ways, but your best bet is to check for this file within the original Java installation:
e.g. /jre/lib/i386/librxtxSerial.so
Another thing to look out for is the rxtx jar itself (this may have been bundled inside your jar, or maybe not).
You may get better results by simply following instructions on the RXTX website, but I'd try understanding the original installation first.
http://rxtx.qbang.org/wiki/index.php/Installation
Good luck!
I want to place a skype call automatically and I tried different ways:
first I used a api with python which worked for me with an older skype version, after the update it's not working anymore.
then I tried to install a plugin in firefox, set the firefox settings and placed a file in /usr/bin that should call skype number when clicking a skype link. I tried this with calling that skype link with a small script. Not working :(
do you know any other options? I'm using ubuntu 8.10 intrepid
Did you look at the official APIs? There are APIs for COM (not an option on Linux, I guess?) and Java (which you might try).
And there is also an official Skype API for Python. If that's what you used, and it fails with the new Skype version, I suggest you bug the Skype developers about that.