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This morning, I accidently found http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=8919. It’s a patch for Asterisk 1.4 that adds a channel for a cellphone FXO trunk. I haven’t tried miax (http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Mobile+IAX) or chan_bluetooth (http://crazygreek.co.uk/content/chan_bluetooth) right now, but I’ve heard that both of them are causing big problems. chan_cellphone looks promising as it will directly add a “CELL”-channel. However, this patch is for the SVN-trunk (Asterisk 1.4) and everything I’ve found about using it in Asterisk 1.2 was “Not possible”. I really don’t want to believe such things. So I just grabbed the source and changed the code in order to compile chan_cellphone solely as a channel driver (as chan_capi does) and using Asterisk 1.2. I’m really happy: It compiled! chan_cellphone compiles successfully without warnings any more for my Debian backports Asterisk 1.2 installation! But I haven’t tried it yet if it will also work successfully. I even don’t have a Bluetooth module at the moment. If you’re interested in the patch please feel free to ask me! In the meantime I’ll try to get a Bluetooth dongle for trying it out.

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 This morning, I accidently found http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=8919. It’s a patch for Asterisk 1.4 that adds a channel for a cellphone FXO trunk. I haven’t tried miax (http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Mobile+IAX) or chan_bluetooth (http://crazygreek.co.uk/content/chan_bluetooth) right now, but I’ve heard that both of them are causing big problems. chan_cellphone looks promising as it will directly add a “CELL”-channel. However, this patch is for the SVN-trunk (Asterisk 1.4) and everything I’ve found about using it in Asterisk 1.2 was “Not possible”. I really don’t want to believe such things. So I just grabbed the source and changed the code in order to compile chan_cellphone solely as a channel driver (as chan_capi does) and using Asterisk 1.2. I’m really happy: It compiled! chan_cellphone compiles successfully without warnings any more for my Debian backports Asterisk 1.2 installation! But I haven’t tried it yet if it will also work successfully. I even don’t have a Bluetooth module at the moment. If you’re interested in the patch please feel free to ask me! In the meantime I’ll try to get a Bluetooth dongle for trying it out.
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	This morning, I accidently found http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=8919. It’s a patch for Asterisk 1.4 that adds a channel for a cellphone FXO trunk. I haven’t tried miax (http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Mobile+IAX) or chan_bluetooth (http://crazygreek.co.uk/content/chan_bluetooth) right now, but I’ve heard that both of them are causing big problems. chan_cellphone looks promising as it will directly add a “CELL”-channel. However, this patch is for the SVN-trunk (Asterisk 1.4) and everything I’ve found about using it in Asterisk 1.2 was “Not possible”. I really don’t want to believe such things. So I just grabbed the source and changed the code in order to compile chan_cellphone solely as a channel driver (as chan_capi does) and using Asterisk 1.2. I’m really happy: It compiled! chan_cellphone compiles successfully without warnings any more for my Debian backports Asterisk 1.2 installation! But I haven’t tried it yet if it will also work successfully. I even don’t have a Bluetooth module at the moment. If you’re interested in the patch please feel free to ask me! In the meantime I’ll try to get a Bluetooth dongle for trying it out.		This morning, I accidently found http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=8919. It’s a patch for Asterisk 1.4 that adds a channel for a cellphone FXO trunk. I haven’t tried miax (http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Mobile+IAX) or chan_bluetooth (http://crazygreek.co.uk/content/chan_bluetooth) right now, but I’ve heard that both of them are causing big problems. chan_cellphone looks promising as it will directly add a “CELL”-channel. However, this patch is for the SVN-trunk (Asterisk 1.4) and everything I’ve found about using it in Asterisk 1.2 was “Not possible”. I really don’t want to believe such things. So I just grabbed the source and changed the code in order to compile chan_cellphone solely as a channel driver (as chan_capi does) and using Asterisk 1.2. I’m really happy: It compiled! chan_cellphone compiles successfully without warnings any more for my Debian backports Asterisk 1.2 installation! But I haven’t tried it yet if it will also work successfully. I even don’t have a Bluetooth module at the moment. If you’re interested in the patch please feel free to ask me! In the meantime I’ll try to get a Bluetooth dongle for trying it out.
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        i stumbled across this entry while i was searching with google about chan_bluetooth and the problems i have with it…
-       I am running Asterisk 1.2.13-BRIstuffed-0.3.0-PRE-1v and woukd like to test your “backport” of chan_cellphone if you can tell me where to get it…..
+       I am running Asterisk 1.2.13-BRIstuffed-0.3.0-PRE-1v and woukd like to test your “backport” of chan_cellphone if you
        (excuse my english, it’s only “school english” and a little bit rusty, too…..)
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        Hi Thomas,
-       I quickly modified it to apply against the latest version 14 of chan_cellphone. But I did not test it! But it should work with your asterisk version! The simplest thing to do is to just type “make” and it will generate a chan_cellphone.so for your asterisk version. You do not need the source tree for asterisk any more but, of course, you need the asterisk headers for your version installed (for Debian backports/unstable/testing: asterisk-dev).
+       I quickly modified it to apply against the latest version 14 of chan_cellphone. But I did not test it!
        Find more in http://www.nobaq.net/?p=107
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        habe den Backport getestet. Er sieht mein K700-Handy und verbindet sich auch damit.
-       Sobald man es verwenden will (Dial), stürzt aber das komplette Asterisk ab. Hat jemand den Backport erfolgreich zum Laufen gekriegt ?
+       Sobald man es verwenden will (Dial), stürzt aber das komplette Asterisk ab. Hat jemand den Backport
        Christoph
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        ich befürchte ich hab da einen Fehler drinnen! Jemand anders berichtete vom gleichen Phänomen :-(
-       Ich hab zwar mittlerweile die aktuelle Version 17 aber leider bekomme ich mein T68i noch immer nicht verbunden weshalb ich nicht weiter debuggen kann. Stehe dazu in Kontakt mit dem Autor, aber das braucht halt leider immer lang ;-)
+       Ich hab zwar mittlerweile die aktuelle Version 17 aber leider bekomme ich mein T68i noch immer nicht
        Falls du es mal mit Version 17 probieren willst (aktuell) melde dich, dann schick ich sie dir.
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        am 26. Mrz. 2007
-       Was wondering if you could try to port the latest release.. (patch v17) Im looking forward into trying this on my trixbox, but I dont want to mess with asterisk 1.4 yet.
+       Was wondering if you could try to port the latest release.. (patch v17) Im looking forward into trying
        Thanks!
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        Just use the chan_cellphone.c if you want :-)
-       However, as I said above, I was not able to test it completely with * 1.2 as I’ve a T68i which makes problems when connecting.
+       However, as I said above, I was not able to test it completely with * 1.2 as I’ve a T68i which makes
        But feel free to test it and give me feedback.
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        Mar 28 11:45:12 DEBUG[4115] chan_cellphone.c: Second if-clause, timeout
        Mar 28 11:45:12 DEBUG[4115] chan_cellphone.c: while monitor
-       Mar 28 11:45:13 DEBUG[3227] chan_sip.c: Stopping retransmission on ‘5ed66a0e4ecd4d804a27426d20187c3d@inphonex.com’ of Request 110: Match Found
+       Mar 28 11:45:13 DEBUG[3227] chan_sip.c: Stopping retransmission on
        Mar 28 11:45:13 DEBUG[3227] chan_sip.c: Registration successful
        Mar 28 11:45:13 DEBUG[3227] chan_sip.c: Cancelling timeout 69
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        Mar 28 11:45:13 DEBUG[3227] acl.c: ##### Testing 192.168.3.138 with 192.168.3.0
        Mar 28 11:45:13 DEBUG[3227] chan_sip.c: Setting NAT on RTP to 0
-       Mar 28 11:45:13 DEBUG[3227] chan_sip.c: Stopping retransmission on ‘00131a8c-23440036-230d8603-6b08f867@192.168.3.138′ of Response 101: Match Found
+       Mar 28 11:45:13 DEBUG[3227] chan_sip.c: Stopping retransmission on
        Mar 28 11:45:14 DEBUG[3227] chan_sip.c: Setting NAT on RTP to 0
        Mar 28 11:45:14 DEBUG[3227] chan_sip.c: Checking SIP call limits for device 201
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        am 29. Mrz. 2007
-       Ich habe die V17 mit Trixbox 2.0/Asterisk 1.2.16 getestet, und hab das selbe Problem - ‘cell search’ & ‘cell show devices’ funktionieren, nur bei ‘cell rfcomm’ oder bei einem dial schmiert asterisk grußlos ab. PC und Handy sind gepaired, Kontakt mit Handy mittels minicom über rfcomm0 möglich.
+       Ich habe die V17 mit Trixbox 2.0/Asterisk 1.2.16 getestet, und hab das selbe Problem -
-       Mit chan_bluetooth ist das Problem übrigens das Selbe, nur stürzt Asterisk da erst ab, nachdem das Handy zu wählen begonnen hat. Ich vermute ja schon ein generelles Bluetoothproblem - wie sollte denn die hcid.conf und rfcomm.conf in etwa aussehen?
+       Mit chan_bluetooth ist das Problem übrigens das Selbe, nur stürzt Asterisk da erst ab, nachdem das
        Liebe Grüße aus Ö.
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        Ok, this seems to be a similar error with my T68i…
        Maybe the problem is actually Asterisk 1.2…
-       I’d really recommend to test it with Asterisk 1.4. because I haven’t the time concentrate on chan_cellphone at the moment :-(
+       I’d really recommend to test it with Asterisk 1.4. because I haven’t the time concentrate
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        am 3. Apr. 2007
-       @cno: Ein Dial() geht bei mir leider ins leere - logischerweise weil das T68i noch immer nicht die Initialisierungsphase überwinden konnte :-( “cell rfcomm” stürzt bei mir auch grußlos ab.
+       @cno: Ein Dial() geht bei mir leider ins leere - logischerweise weil das T68i noch immer nicht
-       Nachdem es mittlerweile bei keinem so recht funktioniert befürchte ich fast dass das Problem tatsächlich an Asterisk 1.2 liegt.
+      die Initialisierungsphase überwinden konnte :-( “cell rfcomm” stürzt bei mir auch grußlos ab.
-       Aber solang ich kein Handy hab das funktioniert kann ich leider auch nicht mehr ausprobieren. Wenn ich Zeit habe werd ich mir das in gleicher Konstellation mit Asterisk 1.4 ansehen - wenn nicht bis dahin Dave Bowerman schon selbst einen Backport rausgebracht hat.
+       Aber solang ich kein Handy hab das funktioniert kann ich leider auch nicht mehr ausprobieren. Wenn
        Sorry dafür :-(