Cannot create any sessions at this time
Hello, At some point during the night, something happened to our freeswitch blocking all outgoing calls. When I looked at the console, I got this message "Cannot create any sessions at this time". There were no active channels according to show channels, and for whatever reason, I thought to try fsctl hupall and then fsctl resume. That fixed everything, but I have no idea how it got to that state. Everything was working fine when I went to bed yesterday. I couldn't find anything on the wiki about the error message or the resume command. What does this error message mean, (what can put it into this condition), and what did the resume command do that made it okay again? Just so I can avoid this in the future when we move our 300 office users over to this box! Thanks! -Tim
you would need to supply the actual logs. but it's possible you inadvertently entered fsctl pause or you had the old config where F10 was mapped to that command. On Fri, Oct 8, 2010 at 9:00 AM, Tim St. Pierre <fs-list@communicatefreely.net> wrote:
Hello,
At some point during the night, something happened to our freeswitch blocking all outgoing calls. When I looked at the console, I got this message "Cannot create any sessions at this time". There were no active channels according to show channels, and for whatever reason, I thought to try fsctl hupall and then fsctl resume. That fixed everything, but I have no idea how it got to that state. Everything was working fine when I went to bed yesterday.
I couldn't find anything on the wiki about the error message or the resume command.
What does this error message mean, (what can put it into this condition), and what did the resume command do that made it okay again?
Just so I can avoid this in the future when we move our 300 office users over to this box!
Thanks!
-Tim
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Yep, F10 is mapped to that command. I must have hit it when I was wrapping up. I have gotten into the habit of hitting F9 at the end of the day, just to make sure that all the phones are still alive. I think I'll be changing that! Thanks, -Tim Anthony Minessale wrote:
you would need to supply the actual logs. but it's possible you inadvertently entered fsctl pause or you had the old config where F10 was mapped to that command.
On Fri, Oct 8, 2010 at 9:00 AM, Tim St. Pierre <fs-list@communicatefreely.net> wrote:
Hello,
At some point during the night, something happened to our freeswitch blocking all outgoing calls. When I looked at the console, I got this message "Cannot create any sessions at this time". There were no active channels according to show channels, and for whatever reason, I thought to try fsctl hupall and then fsctl resume. That fixed everything, but I have no idea how it got to that state. Everything was working fine when I went to bed yesterday.
I couldn't find anything on the wiki about the error message or the resume command.
What does this error message mean, (what can put it into this condition), and what did the resume command do that made it okay again?
Just so I can avoid this in the future when we move our 300 office users over to this box!
Thanks!
-Tim
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