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I've tried service asterisk stop and it says failed We no longer have an asterisk server not sure why this is coming up
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I've tried service asterisk stop and it says failed We no longer have an asterisk server not sure why this is coming up

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I was able to fix my asterik issue
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I have a linux system with centos 5.7 on it that linux server is a virutal server. It was using an invaild static ip address changed the static ip in winsftp under the config file. Now I can't access the webserver when I logon in a vm ware I keep getting the following scrolling down. This message scrolls all the time <br />
Automatically restarting asterisk mpg123<br />
Asterisk died with code 1 <br />
No process killed<br />
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How can I get that message to stop scrolling. Thank you
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I have a linux system with centos 5.7 on it that linux server is a virutal server. It was using an invaild static ip address changed the static ip in winsftp under the config file. Now I can't access the webserver when I logon in a vm ware I keep getting the following scrolling down. This message scrolls all the time 
Automatically restarting asterisk mpg123
Asterisk died with code 1 
No process killed
 
How can I get that message to stop scrolling. Thank you

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