Celliax.Org

@@ -2637,6 +2636,30 @@
}
}
}
+
+ if (p->controldevprotocol != PROTOCOL_NO_SERIAL && p->controldev_dead) {
+
+ /* init the serial port */
+ p->controldevfd = serial_init(p, p->controldevice_speed);
+ if (p->controldevfd < 1) {
+ DEBUGA_SERIAL("serial_init failed\n", CELLIAX_P_LOG);
+ } else {
+
+ /* config the phone/modem on the serial port */
+ res = serial_config(p);
+ if (res) {
+ DEBUGA_SERIAL("serial_config failed\n", CELLIAX_P_LOG);
+ close(p->controldevfd);
+ } else {
+
+ NOTICA("Wow, the serial port has come back! Let's see if it will work\n",
+ CELLIAX_P_LOG);
+ p->controldev_dead = 0;
+ }
+
+ }
+
+ }
#ifdef CELLIAX_SKYPE
if (p->skype) {
if (FD_ISSET(p->AsteriskHandlesAst.fdesc[0], &rfds)) {
@@ -4402,6 +4425,7 @@
("read 0 bytes!!! Nenormalno! Marking this serial_device %s as dead, andif it is owned by a channel, hanging up. Maybe the phone is stuck, switched off, power down or battery exhausted\n",
CELLIAX_P_LOG, p->controldevice_name);
p->controldev_dead = 1;
+ close(p->controldevfd);
UNLOCKA(&p->controldev_lock);
if (p->owner)
ast_queue_control(p->owner, AST_CONTROL_HANGUP);

This way seems to work. Please test it from svn (you *first* do a 'svn revert chan_celliax.c' from the celliax_stuff dir, *then* an 'svn update').

What it do is basically:

1) when the interface is marked as dead, close the filedescriptor (the last added codeline)
2) during the do_monitor loop (that checks if something happens on the 'alive' interfaces that are not into a call) check if an interface marked as dead can be made 'alive' again. If the interface come alive, unset the 'dead' flag for it (so do_monitor next loop begin to check again if something happens in that interface)

Thank you for pointing out this one!!!

BTW: with svn you don't need to have a second source directory to experiment with. You just make your changes, compile, etc...

When you "svn update" to the latest sources if there is a conflict with some of your modification, it will be signaled to you (and you probably will have to "svn revert" the unmergeable file), but in most of the cases, your changes will be merged (in your computer only) to the changes that come from svn.
Also, when you want to have a diff from the last svn source you get and the working copy you modified, just "svn diff".

Don't forget to "make clean" from the asterisk-1.2.XX directory after the "svn update", because I just renamed a couple of files, and you'll have problems without a "make clean"