If you don't need both APPs, just load the modules in the order that provides what you need until the issue gets fixed in master.

On Thu, Nov 6, 2014 at 12:50 PM, Sasha Pachev <sasha@greenseedtech.com> wrote:

I have discovered an issue when using mod_dptools and mod_spandsp
together. Both define app "stop_tone_detect".  mod_dptools defines
"tone_detect" to start tone detection, mod_spandsp defines
"start_tone_detect". Both modules load successfully, and the conflict
is resolved by awarding whoever loads the last the entry for
stop_tone_detect. This creates problems - for example, if mod_spandsp
wins, and the dialplan uses tone_detect/stop_tone_detect, then
mod_dptools app will be called for starting, and mod_spandsp will be
called for stopping, which in effect means it is a no-op.

Is it considered an error to load both modules in the same
configuration? What is the recommended solution/workaround if you want
to use some of the functionality of mod_dptools and some of the
functionality of mod_spandsp?

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