I asked on the asterisk forums and this is related to having includes go 128 levels deep. Right now I think we are a little above the border between when this happens and when it doesn’t happen. At one point when we added a single parking lot the warning occurred then when we removed it then the warning went away. We have been adding more ring groups and parking lots since then and it has returned. We were having issues with it before but then we condensed 6 outbound routes into 1 and the warning went away for a while. Wouldn’t be the first time that happened. I’m relatively new at adding contexts to asterisk and I am wondering if I am doing this the proper way or if I am doing some overly elaborate method when there is a much better way of doing it that I don’t know about. I think it is related to too many includes but I am having trouble getting anything else to work that doesn’t mess up BLF keys or work like this context does. This was working well and didn’t mess up the BLF keys and dialing worked exactly as I wanted it to. Deny access to voicemails/Feature CodesĮxten => _*XXXXX,n,playback(ss-noservice) Allows these extensions and these extension star codesĮxten => _4XX,1,Goto(from-internal,$,1)
It allows certain calls to go to from-internal and work like normal: I start with an extension block context that I set as the context to every extension in said range. Ex 1XX cannot call anyone outside of the 1XX extension range, 2XX can only dial 2XX numbers without getting a “not in service” error. I’m trying to isolate certain extension blocks from being able to call one another. WARNING: pbx.c:2461 pbx_find_extension: Maximum PBX stack exceeded They worked well for a while but now I am getting an asterisk error that I believe is related to having too much includes in my contexts. I’m having an issue with some custom context’s I created.
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