Open 1am opened 9 years ago
You may need to add some time to wait in there. I found that my "enterprise" VOIP servers require at least 8 seconds of wait time to be reliable, and I'm using more where I can.
sipcmd -x "w13000;c1863;w250;d#;w250;h;" -o sip.log
probably port 5060 is already in use
You may need to add some time to wait in there. I found that my "enterprise" VOIP servers require at least 8 seconds of wait time to be reliable, and I'm using more where I can.
sipcmd -x "w13000;c1863;w250;d#;w250;h;" -o sip.log
God bless you, man! I was looking for solution like 3 days already. And wait before call did the trick! Thank you @jwhardcastle !
Hi
I've been trying to follow the examples from readme but unfortunately trying to run something as simple as:
fails. I'm not sure what's the reason since why sipcmd can't write to sip... the relevant part from sipcmd.log looks like this:
The accounts are working since I've made calls using them with other apps. Could someone share their wisdom with me on the topic?