"Globalcall" doesn't start.

Hello. 

I am "Driver" setting of "Globalcall" now and it is worried.

ISDN was changed with the T1 board and 
"driver" that existed in use dried cuttlefish, 
"/etc/sysconfig/bayonne", and 
"/etc/bayonne.conf" were changed to "globalcall". 

However, if bayonne is started, following 
"globalcall.ivr:undefined symbol:EventError" is generated. 
Why it became such a result is not understood though 
it will have set based on InstallGuide.

Moreover, "globalcall.ivr" exists in "/usr/lib/bayonne/1.2.13/". 
 

Please teach when there are an experience of a similar event, 
and a person who knows the solution. 

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LinuxRedHat7.3
 kernel:2.4.20-28.7

 bayonne-1.2.13
 ccaudio-1.1.2
 ccscript-2.5.7
 commoncpp2-1.2.6
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[trace]
$ ./bayonne --trace
SERVER VERSION 1.2.13; i686 Linux 2.4.20-28.7
TGI VERSION 2.2; driver=globalcall; prefix=/home/ctihotline/.bayonne/bayonne; 
etc=/etc/
Loading TGI plugins...
tgi: initialized; uid=500 pid=23836
tgi: buffer=/var/run/bayonne/bayonne.ctrl; cfd=8; time=10
Loading DSO plugin images...
debug: trace module loaded
dso: globalcall.ivr: /usr/local/lib/bayonne/1.2.13/globalcall.ivr: undefined 
symbol: EventError__Q23ost14DialogicDriverP9METAEV
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trace: pid=1024 reason=-1
trace(0): /usr/local/lib/bayonne/1.2.13/bayonne.bin
(stackTrace__Q23ost5Debugi+0x20) [0x8075294]
trace(1): /usr/local/lib/bayonne/1.2.13/trace.dbg
(debugFinal__Q23ost10TraceDebugi+0xe) [0x4018189e]
trace(2): /usr/local/lib/bayonne/1.2.13/bayonne.bin(__strtod_internal+0x280c) 
[0x8059fc0]
trace(3): /usr/local/lib/bayonne/1.2.13/bayonne.bin [0x805c766]
trace(4): /usr/local/lib/bayonne/1.2.13/bayonne.bin(main+0x2ec) [0x805d01c]
trace(5): /usr/local/lib/bayonne/1.2.13/bayonne.bin(__libc_start_main+0x95) 
[0x42017589]
trace(6): /usr/local/lib/bayonne/1.2.13/bayonne.bin
(readData__Q23ost6SocketPvUicUl+0x8d) [0x8058c91]
network: stopping
scheduler: stopped
Segmentation fault