#####rejected, rings=4

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Hi,

On Sun, Feb 28, 1999 at 10:36:15AM -0500, Brian E. Seppanen wrote:
> I've set up mgetty-1.1.20, on a pc running linux-2.0.36. I'm getting the
> following messages in my vgetty.ttyS0 log. 
> 
> 02/28 09:13:41 yS0  waiting...
> 02/28 09:23:00 yS0  /etc/nologin.ttyS0 exists - do not accept call!
> 02/28 09:23:00 yS0  wfr: waiting for ``RING''
> 02/28 09:23:00 yS0  wfr: waiting for ``RING''
> 02/28 09:23:06 yS0  wfr: waiting for ``RING''
> 02/28 09:23:12 yS0  wfr: waiting for ``RING''
> 02/28 09:23:18 yS0  wfr: waiting for ``RING''
> 02/28 09:23:28 yS0  mdm_read_byte: read returned -1: Interrupted system
> call
> 02/28 09:23:28 yS0  wfr: timeout waiting for RING
> 02/28 09:23:28 ##### rejected, rings=4                

Looks ok to me.

> I've set vgetty up in my voice.config file to answer after three rings.
> My message file doesn't work, and I'm working on that as well, but I'm
> wondering why the call is rejected.  It doesn't appear to be due to the
> message file.   

Please READ what's written in there:

> 02/28 09:23:00 yS0  /etc/nologin.ttyS0 exists - do not accept call!

Isn't that clear enough?  So remove that file, and the call will be
accepted.

> I'm also having problems recording anysort of messages using vm record
> filename.  I've tried specifying input from an external mic, the length of
> the message.  i.e.  vm record -L30 -m greeting.  As soon as I hit return,
> I'm brought back to a prompt, it doesn't appear to read from stdin (which
> I assume it should).   

Look at the logfile why it is returning immediately.

I'm not sure why you assume it should read from stdin - *what* is it
supposed to read from there?  Voice data is coming from the modem, command
are passed on the command line.

> Does anyone know of a way to convert vox files to
> rmd or from vox to voc to rmd?  I'd be willing to assist in compiling this
> information if needed.

What is vox?  If you want to donate a voxtopfv/pvftovox converter, that
would be welcome.

gert
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