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On Friday 06 August 2004 14:11, None Atall wrote:
>I am not sure, but I think that the problem is
>on mISDN kernel driver (I suppose you use it).
>If you get the cable off, and you try to connect,
>mISDN doesn't communicate correct via layers1 to 3.
>I had informed Keil (the author of mISDN), and he
>said that something was probably missing in layer3....
if so, i missed where in chan_capi are tested channel avalibility...
point plz me to that fragment :)
as far as i know, chan_capi during loading, does consider every channel free;
each call incomint/outgoing consumes a slot and decreases the counter of free
channels; it never does check isdn line availibility and (if not available)
puts channel in busy (or something else != free)
in bri_stuff, instead, the line is always checked, as i plug isdn jack in, CLI
does show it writing spawn channel or something similar; when i unplug isdn
line, something other is shown up
m.
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