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From jesdon - 4/13/09 12:30 PM

Just wanted to say that the products you guys offer are top notch!  I work as a system administrator and have implemented wanpipe on several systems in the past, it is always a pleasure to work with.  I also added you as a third party resource to my commercial software website and look forward to using your products for many years to come!

From Samphillip - 11/20/09 4:55 PM

I agree that there is need to modify the start script in the /etc/wanpipe/scripts/start 

So the first line needs to be changed to !/bin/bash as against !/bin/sh, this is done to avoid dash shell executing the start script which will eventually gives the for-loop error.

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From EddyJhon - 11/19/09 2:18 AM

There is need to modify the start script in the /etc/wanpipe/scripts/start 

 the first line need to changed to !/bin/bash as against !/bin/sh, this is done to avoid dash shell executing the start script which will eventually gives the for-loop error. Nursing Diploma | Engineering school

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I changed the occurence of sh to bash on those lines. Science School | Animation degree | Accounting diploma

From RandyL - 11/17/09 2:40 PM

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From reallyvoice - 11/13/09 6:42 PM

hello

this is rami from reallyvoice we buy Sangoma A40002DE 4 FXO analog card w EC HWPCI Express from arkan company

and we install the Sangoma A40002DE on pc have asterisk 1.4

and we need know which zaptell versions we need to used and from where we can get it

note

we used linux debian

thanks

 

From goksie - 11/10/09 11:35 PM

Thank Nenad and Marcs of Sangoma for making my day;

however, after the installation, starting the wanrouter becomes issue becuase of the for loop.

Running wanrouter on Ubuntu 9.04 and the problem of for-loop in dash shell.

 There is need to modify the start script in the /etc/wanpipe/scripts/start 

 the first line need to changed to !/bin/bash as against !/bin/sh, this is done to avoid dash shell executing the start script which will eventually gives the for-loop error.

 The two location of wanrouter too need to edited on lines 1, 2059, 2065 and 2070. (/etc/init.d/wanrouter and /usr/sbin/wanrouter)

 evaluating the start script using the dash shell too point back to the same for loop.

 I changed the occurence of sh to bash on those lines.

from

eval "sh $WAN_SCRIPTS_DIR/$dev-*

eval "bash $WAN_SCRIPTS_DIR/$dev-*

 Below is my new start script

#!/bin/bash

#Make sure that udev/devfs zaptel device
#has come up.
cnt=0
max_delay=30
for (( i=0; i<$max_delay; i++ ))
do
    if [ -e /dev/dahdi ]; then
            break;
    fi

    echo "Waiting for dahdi device /dev/dahdi ($i/$max_delay)..."
    sleep 2
done

if [ ! -e /dev/dahdi ]; then
    echo
    echo "Error: Zaptel device failed to come up";
    echo "Possible Cause: UDEV not installed!";
    echo
    exit 1
fi

sleep 1

dahdi_cfg -fvvvv

exit 0

From benhurtisson - 10/25/09 4:33 AM

Thanks for providing users with great guidelines and tips about hardware and programs issues which can be properly used in programming. This directory is great!

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From alexlobsters - 10/23/09 4:11 AM

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