Calls suddenly unavailable

Hi everyone,

Sometime from closing in December to opening in the new year has broken our FreePBX setup running on a Raspberry Pi. We pay for a few lines through MWeb which all seems to be working correctly but dialing any of the trunks simply results in a generic “The telephone number you have called is not available at this time“ message. We have a Gigaset VOIP setup that FreePBX would dial for incoming calls which obviously doesn’t work now either. If I manually connect the Gigaset phones through to our MWeb lines then I am able to receive and dial new calls.

Below is a log of an outgoing call:
SmJ6sVfiTH | SourceBin where “” is the number that I dialed and ““ is one of our trunks numbers (Disabled, but it’s the primary one that our customers dial).

Here is the log for when I enable the trunk:

I hope that this “proves” that MWeb (our provider) likely isn’t at fault as using our Gigaset VOIPs directly works and dialing outbound from a VOIP (When the trunk is enabled and setup for FreePBX) works as well. Dialing the contact number of the enabled trunk produces absolutely no logs at all. We’ve got about 4 VOIP phones connected to this system so running on only 1 (our primary contact number which FreePBX used to route to the 4 VOIPs) is a little bit rough.

Hey guys,

When opening the admin page I do see these errors now as well:

There is no “/etc/dadhi” folder at all. I can create it and the files inside if necessary?

RPi doesn’t support PCI or PCIe, so there is no valid use for Dahdi.

There are no calls in that log, or the logging level is inadequate to show them. A good log of a call would be about 10 time longer.

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The outgoing call log is likely longer - the log stays quiet and produces this once I dial. Do you need more output from it?

And I assume it’s safe to ignore the “dadhi” errors then?

The log you have provided contains the end of the start up of Asterisk, not any calls.

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