I'll try updating to the current versions and see if I can
reproduce it...
Rich
Aaron Seelye wrote:
> No, the patches applied great, I even looked at the
source after
> patching to be sure. Stopping and starting asterisk
consumes 100% of
> the CPU, mostly in the system section of top. If you
want me to run
> any further tests, I'd be more than happy to.
>
> -Aaron
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dr. Rich
Murphey"
> <Rich WhiteOakLabs.com>
> To: "Asterisk on BSD discussion"
<asterisk-bsdlists.digium.com>
> Sent: Sunday, May 28, 2006 6:39 PM
> Subject: Re: [Asterisk-bsd] New to Asterisk...But Just
Let Me Keep My
> FreeBSD
>
>
>> So, just to double check...
>> There were no rejected patches?
>>
>> You just start and stop asterisk to get mpg123 to
consume 100% CPU?
>>
>> I just tried this, and couldn't reproduce it.
>> Perhaps if I can reproduce it I can help.
>>
>> Rich
>>
>> Frank Griffith wrote:
>>> Aaron,
>>> Please forgive me for being such a bother but
there's something I'm
>>> just not doing correctly here.
>>> I did these commands. Perhaps you can point
out what I'm not doing
>>> right:
>>> # cp patch-file.txt
/usr/ports/audio/mpg123/files/patch-mpg123.c.
>>> # cd /usr/ports/audio/mpg123
>>> # make install clean
>>> This ran for a while but then stopped saying
the port was already
>>> installed and that I need to make deinstall and
then make reinstall.
>>> So I did just that and it reinstalled. But when
I stop asterisk it
>>> still shows mpg123 running loose and I can only
kill it with a kill
>>> -9 command.
>>> Again, sorry to be such a bother but I'd
really like to use mpg123
>>> if possible and without the bug that appears to
be happening.
>>>
>>>
>>> */Aaron Seelye <aseelye-listseltopia.com>/* wrote:
>>>
>>> Save the patch to
$PORTS/audio/mpg123/files/patch-mpg123.c, and
>>> rebuild/reinstall the port. Otherwise, you
can save the patch to
>>> somewhere on your computer, cd to the
source directory for mpg123,
>>> and "patch < $PATCHFILE".
>>> -Aaron
>>>
>>> ----- Original Message -----
>>> *From Frank
Griffith <mailto:glassdude45yahoo.com>
>>> *To Asterisk on
BSD discussion
>>> <mailto:asterisk-bsdlists.digium.com>
>>> *Sent Sunday, May
28, 2006 1:59 PM
>>> *Subject Re:
[Asterisk-bsd] New to Asterisk...But Just Let
>>> Me Keep My FreeBSD
>>>
>>> Thanks Aaron,
>>> Your advice is appreciated. But I
guess my newbie-ness is
>>> showing. I did a man on the patch
command but I'm not clear on
>>> how I should do it.
>>> If I patch it by hand, will I just
insert this text anywhere
>>> in the source code. I really don't
know what I'm doing here
>>> but I can copy and paste with the best
of them. If you could
>>> either clue me in as to the syntax for
the patch command or
>>> point me to the correct file to insert
this text into I think
>>> I could get through it.
>>> Thanks again.
>>>
>>>
>>> */Aaron Seelye <aseelye-listseltopia.com>/* wrote:
>>>
>>> Use the patch command, or patch it
by hand.
>>>
>>> ----- Original Message -----
>>> *From Frank
Griffith <mailto:glassdude45yahoo.com>
>>> *To
asterisk-bsdlists.digium.com
>>> <mailto:asterisk-bsdlists.digium.com>
>>> *Sent Sunday, May
28, 2006 12:02 PM
>>> *Subject Re:
[Asterisk-bsd] New to Asterisk...But
>>> Just Let Me Keep My FreeBSD
>>>
>>> Thanks. I saw this patch but
was not sure how to
>>> implement it. Can you offer
some more detail.
>>>
>>> */Aaron Seelye
<aseelye-listseltopia.com
>>> <mailto:aseelye-listseltopia.com>>/* wrote:
>>>
>>> Dr. Rich Murphey posted a
patch on the 23rd, I
>>> haven't tried it, but it
sounded like it should
>>> fix your mpg123 problems.
You can kill -9 mpg123
>>> anytime you like though.
>>> -Aaron
>>>
>>> ----- Original Message
-----
>>> *From Frank
Griffith
>>>
<mailto:glassdude45yahoo.com>
>>> *To
asterisk-bsdlists.digium.com
>>>
<mailto:asterisk-bsdlists.digium.com>
>>> *Sent Sunday, May
28, 2006 9:19 AM
>>> *Subject
[Asterisk-bsd] New to
>>> Asterisk...But Just Let
Me Keep My FreeBSD
>>>
>>> Asterisk 1.2.7.1
running on an old Dell
>>> Optiplex Pentium 220
MgHz, 64MB of RAM with
>>> FreeBSD-6.1-RELEASE
>>> I only recently
discovered Asterisk and was
>>> indeed happy to find
that I would not have to
>>> build a Linux server to
run it and could keep
>>> hacking along happily
with my FreeBSD servers.
>>> I've gone through the
install and have made a
>>> simple setup with an
X-Lite phone from a WinXP
>>> machine on the LAN.
That's cool and of course
>>> I am loaded with
questions on how to get more
>>> out of this thing. But
I'll start with a few
>>> that seem to be related
to FreeBSD first.
>>> There seems to be some
kind of issue with the
>>> mpg123 player. When I
start Asterisk there are
>>> some warning messages
about it. And what seems
>>> to be worse is that the
mpg123 processes do
>>> not stop nor can I kill
them once I exit
>>> Asterisk. Is this a
real issue or should I
>>> just ignore it. The
music-on-hold seems to
>>> work but there are
times when it is choppy. I
>>> found a work around for
this using rawplayer
>>> and I'm just getting
it compiled right now,
>>> but I'd really prefer
to use mpg123 as I don't
>>> want to have to convert
MP3 files before using
>>> them with rawplayer.
>>> Any advice on this as
well as any other tips,
>>> tricks for running
Asterisk on FreeBSD will be
>>> welcomed.
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