SW: Vgetty Problem - Zyxel 2864D

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hi,

Bjoern Buerger wrote:
> Gert Doering wrote:
> > Something weird is going on here. Seems like vgetty overrides the "-x9"
> > run time configuration flag if ...
> > 
> > > 02/10 14:35:20 dem reading /etc/mgetty+sendfax/mgetty.config...
> > > 02/10 14:35:20 dem conf lib: read: 'debug 4'
> > 
> > ... debug 4 is set in mgetty.config. Please try again, with "debug 9"
> > in the config file (or nothing at all).
> > 
> > Please leave out all the "conf lib" and "key:" stuff, and start with
> > the "check for lockfile" line after that.
> 
> Well, next try ... ;-)

Thanks for your patience. Now we have located the problem:

> 02/10 17:55:11 dem vgetty: answer mode is [data|fax|voice]
[..]
> 02/10 17:55:12 dem ZyXEL 2864: AT+VLS=2
> 02/10 17:55:12 dem ZyXEL 2864: OK
> 02/10 17:55:12 dem playing voice file
> /var/spool/voice/messages/standard.rmd
> 02/10 17:55:12 dem vgetty: Could not open voice file: No such file or
> directory
> 02/10 17:55:12 dem vgetty: Could not play greeting message: No such
> file or directory

Well, this is bad, but *should* not cause further problems.

> 02/10 17:55:12 dem vgetty: queued event 0x4000 at position 0003
> 02/10 17:55:12 dem voice command: 'AT+VTS=[933,0,150]' -> ''
> 02/10 17:55:12 dem vgetty: AT+VTS=[933,0,150]
> 02/10 17:55:12 dem ZyXEL 2864: AT+VTS=[933,0,150]
> 02/10 17:55:13 dem voice command: '' -> 'OK'
> 02/10 17:55:14 dem ZyXEL 2864: OK
> 02/10 17:55:14 dem recording voice file
> /var/spool/voice/incoming/va00138.rmd
> 02/10 17:55:14 dem vgetty: queued event 0x4000 at position 0004
> 02/10 17:55:14 dem voice command: 'AT+VSM=2,9600' -> 'OK'
> 02/10 17:55:14 dem vgetty: AT+VSM=2,9600
> 02/10 17:55:14 dem ZyXEL 2864: AT+VSM=2,9600
> 02/10 17:55:14 dem ZyXEL 2864: ERROR
> 02/10 17:55:14 dem vgetty: Modem returned ERROR: No such file or
> directory
> 02/10 17:55:14 dem vgetty: Illeagal compression method 0x0002, speed
> 9600: No such file or directory
> 02/10 17:55:14 dem vgetty: Could not record a message: No such file or
> directory

Now it's up to you -- check with your modem manual which kinds of
compression type and recording speed is permitted, and set up "voice.conf"
accordingly. What it's using now is not supported by the modem...

gert

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