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00:00.53 | voipfan | Can anyone help me with call forwarding??? |
00:01.04 | scott | what do you know...usb was disabled in bios |
00:01.05 | scott | heh |
00:01.18 | dant | scott, d'oh! |
00:01.23 | blitzrage | scott: TOLD YOU! :) |
00:01.52 | doughecka | eep |
00:02.02 | scott | ZT_CHANCONFIG failed on channel 1: Invalid argument (22) |
00:02.02 | scott | Did you forget that FXS interfaces are configured with FXO signalling |
00:02.02 | scott | and that FXO interfaces use FXS signalling? |
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00:02.39 | voipfan | call forwarding !!!! |
00:02.47 | voipfan | Please!!!! |
00:03.09 | lecram | try loading the modules in the other order |
00:03.25 | dant | scott, have you done your zapata.conf? |
00:03.29 | bob_ | this is a bug... |
00:03.30 | scott | yep |
00:03.32 | scott | just fixed it |
00:03.34 | scott | thanks |
00:04.06 | bkw_ | woohooo |
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00:04.26 | dant | voipfan, you mean forwarding a call? |
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00:04.36 | bob_ | bkw_: : can you help me |
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00:04.49 | bkw_ | bob_ where is your conf file? |
00:04.53 | bkw_ | url? |
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00:05.06 | scott | RROR[16384]: File chan_zap.c, Line 5086 (mkintf): Signalling requested is FXO Loopstart but line is in FXO Kewlstart signalling |
00:05.08 | voipfan | dant. Yes |
00:05.23 | bob_ | http://www.rbevins.com/asterisk |
00:05.33 | dant | scott, what's on your signalling line? |
00:05.42 | dant | voipfan, well. may help to know what the problem is |
00:05.43 | scott | uhh |
00:05.47 | scott | s100u and a x100p |
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00:06.11 | bob_ | bkw_: I commented out one of the 31's I put it in incoming for troubleshooting |
00:06.14 | voipfan | dant. I need some one to call me. Then play a message wait for the extension number and then forward the call. |
00:06.17 | bkw_ | include=> extensions goes at the top |
00:06.20 | bkw_ | not at the bottom |
00:06.26 | bkw_ | so move that and it should work |
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00:06.51 | scott | chan 1 is fxo_ls |
00:06.52 | cypromis_ | hmmm |
00:06.55 | scott | and that's the s100u |
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00:07.10 | quid24 | anyone using Debian here? |
00:07.19 | dant | scott, thought chan2 was the s100u? you changed them round? |
00:07.20 | bkw_ | quid24 just ask.. i'm sure its simple |
00:07.31 | scott | had to |
00:07.35 | tim27 | any used Cybiolink adsi phone with asterisk, any know if i have to buy them unlocked to be able to load script or if i can buy from a local phone compagny ??? |
00:07.37 | dant | scott, fxo_ls is loopstart, fxo_ks is not |
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00:07.47 | scott | well, asterisk boots up with no errors |
00:07.49 | scott | now... |
00:07.57 | voipfan | dant. Is possible to do it??? |
00:08.10 | scott | when i pick up the phone that's connected to the s100u, it works for a sec, then hangs up on it's self |
00:08.24 | scott | and it was crackling |
00:08.50 | dant | voipfan, that's gonna be in your dialplan |
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00:09.18 | scott | dude, wtf is up |
00:09.21 | quid24 | bkw: heh, i hope it's simple... runnning Debian 2.4.18... getting a "Sound: Recording Overrun" error when * tries to play a sound file to console. Tried playing .au files from the web using lynx and it works fine. |
00:09.28 | scott | it won't let me dial because it hangsup |
00:09.33 | dant | scott, and you've changed fxo_ls to fxo_ks? |
00:09.45 | scott | sounds like there isn't enough power going to the s100u |
00:09.46 | scott | yes i did |
00:10.02 | dant | could be lack of power |
00:10.09 | voipfan | dant. Sorry but I'm new on this and I would like to find docs about this kind of use. do you know where can I read abut it??? |
00:10.20 | bob_ | bkw_: same thing....invalid extension |
00:10.32 | dant | voipfan, http://www.digium.com/index.php?menu=documentation |
00:11.08 | voipfan | dant. But there is nothing about this. |
00:11.30 | scott | this is very annoying |
00:11.42 | scott | could it have anything to do with the fact that this is a 500mhz box? |
00:11.52 | bob_ | bkw_: I got this from a working * box. now I just built two that are doing the same thing. Is there something that could be stopping from reading the right ext when I press the ext number? |
00:11.52 | dant | voipfan, sure there is... http://www.digium.com/asterisk_handbook/extensions.conf.html for starters |
00:12.02 | bob_ | There is no callerid on this line |
00:12.23 | dant | scott, I wouldn't have thought so... you don't happen to have a USB hub about do you? |
00:12.42 | scott | only the two usb ports that are on the mobo |
00:12.43 | voipfan | dant. Ok. Thanks. I will try it. :) |
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00:13.05 | dant | scott, was just thinking, a powered USB hub would rule out the power issue |
00:13.10 | scott | but mark told me about how if you have a usb hub, the s100u's don't get enough power |
00:13.39 | dant | on a non powered usb hub that could well be true |
00:15.07 | Poincare | My S100 doesn't generate the line power anymore :-| |
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00:26.54 | dogon | hello |
00:27.32 | dogon | I have a problem after I installed G729 codec |
00:27.44 | bkw_ | define problems |
00:28.11 | dogon | can anybody tell me why * does not run as a demon, but runs in console fine? |
00:28.24 | bkw_ | because your starting it wrong |
00:28.28 | bkw_ | use safe_asterisk to start it |
00:28.35 | bkw_ | then asterisk -r to connect to the cli |
00:29.22 | scott | -- Executing Dial("Zap/2-1", "Zap/1") in new stack |
00:29.22 | scott | <PROTECTED> |
00:29.22 | scott | <PROTECTED> |
00:29.22 | scott | <PROTECTED> |
00:29.30 | scott | <PROTECTED> |
00:29.31 | scott | <PROTECTED> |
00:29.57 | bkw_ | which one is the x100p? |
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00:30.22 | bkw_ | show me your extensions.conf |
00:30.29 | bkw_ | or the part that does the dial |
00:31.55 | dogon | tnx bkw_ |
00:32.01 | dogon | it works |
00:32.12 | bkw_ | dogon np |
00:32.32 | bkw_ | MUHAHA no compile warnings at all now |
00:33.15 | bkw_ | asterisk asterisk # grep -c warning typescript |
00:33.15 | bkw_ | 0 |
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00:34.15 | bkw_ | god i'm too much of a perfectionist |
00:34.51 | scott | chan 1 is the s100u |
00:34.58 | scott | chan 2 is the x100p |
00:35.20 | scott | hmm |
00:35.25 | bkw_ | you can't dial from the x100p |
00:35.26 | bkw_ | try this |
00:35.40 | bkw_ | Dial(Zap/2/1231234) |
00:35.44 | bkw_ | you can't dial like you did |
00:35.46 | scott | that computer just crashed when i tryed to shutdown asterisk |
00:35.58 | bkw_ | you need to define or specify a number to dial on zap2 |
00:36.15 | bkw_ | tholo you alive? |
00:36.48 | scott | quit beeping >.< |
00:37.26 | scott | oh, i got a kernel panic |
00:37.28 | scott | wtf, weird |
00:37.42 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
00:37.42 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
00:37.42 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
00:37.42 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
00:37.42 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
00:37.48 | bkw_ | muhahah |
00:38.05 | bkw_ | it can be don in extension logic.. but hey |
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00:38.23 | bkw_ | scott did you recompile zaptel? |
00:38.34 | bkw_ | if so then check it out and redo it.. I had a similar problem yesterday |
00:38.39 | bkw_ | recompile of all the kernel modules fixed it |
00:38.55 | scott | ? |
00:39.25 | espen- | bkw_: hehe |
00:39.45 | bkw_ | i'm having way too much fun with this shit |
00:39.56 | hey | is there a wav to gsm script in asterisk? |
00:40.04 | bkw_ | !info sox |
00:40.04 | AiNFO | sox - Can be downloaded from sox.sourceforge.net | to convert wav to gsm use the following - 'sox inputfile.wav -r 8000 -c 1 outputfile.gsm - Remember asterisk will play .wav before .gsm, so rename the files. |
00:40.16 | scott | ? |
00:40.27 | hey | tx |
00:40.59 | hey | so if it will play wav why use gsm...bandwidth? |
00:41.04 | scott | FUCK |
00:41.08 | scott | im back to where i started |
00:41.42 | scott | nm |
00:41.52 | bkw_ | start with zaptel |
00:42.06 | scott | why would i nneed to recompile? |
00:42.20 | hey | will asterisk run on freebsd? |
00:42.35 | hey | 50 questions, here |
00:42.41 | lecram | yes, but no drivers for the digium cards.. |
00:42.51 | hey | tx |
00:43.12 | scott | arg |
00:43.24 | scott | my mom took my phone away about 2 weeks ago and hid it |
00:43.27 | scott | now she can't find it |
00:44.27 | bkw_ | haha |
00:45.34 | doughecka | gee, shouldnt you be using voip? |
00:46.46 | doughecka | :) |
00:46.56 | doughecka | call it |
00:47.25 | val_ | scott: there's plenty of reasons why a recompile would fix things |
00:50.39 | scott | fine fine fine |
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00:54.56 | blitzrage | evening all |
00:55.19 | bkw_ | just realized that DIAX == deeks |
00:55.24 | blitzrage | LOL |
00:55.35 | blitzrage | IAX = EEKS, so D+IAX :) |
00:56.08 | blitzrage | what linux distro do you guys like for the desktop ? |
00:56.21 | blitzrage | not a server machine |
00:56.28 | scott | red hat is nice |
00:56.32 | menger | redhat |
00:56.37 | pointer_ | debian |
00:56.54 | blitzrage | yah, I was thinking of installing redhat actually, since I have never liked debian :) |
00:57.01 | scott | hehe |
00:57.11 | scott | imo, redhat sucks for servers :P |
00:57.17 | menger | anyone see that article abotu debian getting compromised? |
00:57.22 | pointer_ | that's cool...I run unstable...it works well for me :) |
00:57.27 | blitzrage | I like gentoo for server stuff |
00:57.48 | menger | i am/was using redhat for servers, but will have to look elsewhere now |
00:58.34 | data[away] | hmm |
00:58.57 | bkw_ | http://asterisk.bkw.org/typescript <-- blitzrage check the start and end time |
00:58.59 | doughecka | redhat is cool for both |
00:59.08 | doughecka | and mandrake is cool for desktop |
00:59.08 | bkw_ | gentoo gentoo gentoo |
00:59.14 | bkw_ | redsplat sucks |
00:59.24 | blitzrage | bkw_: I just don't want to wait for the gui on gentoo to compile |
00:59.28 | doughecka | gentoo = you have days to compile everything and the kitchen sink for a desktop machine |
00:59.40 | blitzrage | yah.. gentoo is no good for desktop |
00:59.48 | menger | how is gentoo for updates? |
00:59.57 | pointer | doughecka: no, redhat is not nice for the server. I'm switching 11 servers from redhat to debian in the coming months... probably closer to 25 when all is said and done |
00:59.57 | blitzrage | good and easy |
01:00.00 | bkw_ | blitzrage then don't compile on a 266 |
01:00.17 | blitzrage | bkw_ you didn't compile X and KDE then |
01:00.24 | bkw_ | nope |
01:00.27 | blitzrage | there you go |
01:00.28 | bkw_ | but i'm sure it can't be that bad |
01:00.30 | blitzrage | not a desktop machine |
01:00.33 | blitzrage | IT IS THAT BAD |
01:00.39 | blitzrage | I have done it before (more than once) |
01:00.53 | scott | me too |
01:00.56 | blitzrage | I'm on an AMD 1800 |
01:01.01 | blitzrage | it took me 2-3 days for X and KDE |
01:01.06 | blitzrage | plus everything else I wanted. |
01:01.20 | bkw_ | sounds like you had issues |
01:01.23 | blitzrage | nope |
01:01.25 | blitzrage | none |
01:01.31 | bkw_ | haha |
01:01.31 | blitzrage | it just takes that long to compile X and KDE |
01:01.35 | bkw_ | its C++ |
01:01.43 | doughecka | its kde |
01:01.44 | doughecka | :) |
01:01.56 | blitzrage | someone /version me :) |
01:02.11 | doughecka | Server dancer-ircd-1.0.32(2003/09/02_15:27:51). zelazny.freenode.net iMZ dncrTS/v4 : (null) |
01:02.20 | pointer | doughecka: one of my biggest complaints is that up2date's regex to "hold" packages pales in comparison to dpkg's package state options |
01:02.21 | bkw_ | ... CTCP VERSION reply from blitzrage: ircII 20010101 CYGWIN_NT-5.1 1.5.5(0.94/3/2) :this is a bug free client. honest |
01:02.29 | doughecka | Poincare: never used it |
01:02.37 | bkw_ | someone wish to test this patch ... CTCP VERSION reply from blitzrage: ircII 20010101 CYGWIN_NT-5.1 1.5.5(0.94/3/2) :this is a bug free client. honest |
01:02.39 | bkw_ | doh |
01:02.45 | bkw_ | http://asterisk.bkw.org/patches/all_warnings.diff |
01:02.48 | blitzrage | bkw_: what was that link again? |
01:02.49 | bkw_ | that one please |
01:02.51 | doughecka | pointer: I never used up2date |
01:03.03 | bkw_ | blitzrage I put them in one diff for ease |
01:03.03 | blitzrage | me too |
01:03.13 | doughecka | apt-get on redhat is cool |
01:03.15 | blitzrage | the other link was type something |
01:03.22 | bkw_ | emerge sync |
01:03.25 | blitzrage | lol |
01:03.28 | bkw_ | emerge -u world |
01:03.29 | bkw_ | done |
01:03.29 | scott | emerge sucks |
01:03.33 | blitzrage | no it doesn't |
01:03.37 | bkw_ | you don't understand it then |
01:03.38 | scott | because it takes too long to compile all the shit |
01:03.40 | blitzrage | emerge is awesome |
01:03.43 | pointer | doughecka: I have a box that I haven't had time to switch over that I'm using it on...its cool |
01:03.45 | blitzrage | no it doesn't |
01:03.46 | scott | it's on a 500mhz comp :P |
01:03.57 | tz-afk | scott: you pansy |
01:03.57 | blitzrage | then that's your hardwares fault ;) |
01:03.58 | bkw_ | scott you poor thing |
01:04.07 | tz-afk | my * system is a Pentium200MMX |
01:04.18 | bkw_ | blitzrage that patch should cleanup all the stuff that is generating compile warnings |
01:04.20 | blitzrage | you have shitty hardware, and you complain that emerge sucks :) where's the logic in there |
01:04.26 | blitzrage | nice |
01:04.38 | scott | i gotta blame it on something |
01:04.43 | scott | well, the computer was donated to me |
01:04.46 | blitzrage | I've gotta go and install a linux desktop on this machine... it's just getting to be too much of a pain in the ass to use windows all the time |
01:04.47 | scott | so it was free |
01:05.09 | blitzrage | going to take a bit though as I need to move some partitions to make room |
01:05.22 | scott | go the easy way |
01:05.24 | scott | get more hd's |
01:05.26 | doughecka | haha |
01:05.28 | bkw_ | ya really |
01:05.30 | bkw_ | they are cheap |
01:05.44 | blitzrage | not for someone who is saving money for school |
01:05.44 | bkw_ | doughecka you got ripped off |
01:05.52 | blitzrage | I love how everyones reaction is to just "buy" more stuff. it's not that simple for some people. |
01:06.05 | bkw_ | EIDE 320GB (320.0GB) 5400 RPM Ultra DMA/133 Hard Drive 4A320J8 OEM. (1 Year warranty) |
01:06.12 | doughecka | seagate |
01:06.12 | bkw_ | HOLY FUCK MONKEY |
01:06.12 | zoa | hey hey |
01:06.17 | doughecka | 8 mb chach |
01:06.19 | blitzrage | send me one |
01:06.21 | zoa | back from beer |
01:06.28 | doughecka | !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
01:06.31 | bkw_ | zoa wanna test a patch? |
01:06.45 | bkw_ | zoa http://asterisk.bkw.org/patches/all_warnings.diff |
01:06.47 | zoa | euhm, i seriously doubt it will work in my condition :) |
01:06.59 | zoa | i'll do it in the morning k ? |
01:07.04 | bkw_ | k |
01:07.32 | tz-afk | mmm beer |
01:07.38 | bkw_ | mmmmm queer |
01:07.41 | bkw_ | doh |
01:07.53 | doughecka | how much for the 320? |
01:08.03 | bkw_ | 297 |
01:08.05 | doughecka | doh |
01:08.17 | doughecka | ~99*120 |
01:08.19 | | 11880 |
01:08.21 | doughecka | wait |
01:08.27 | bkw_ | http://www.upgrade-solution.com/detail.cfm?show=yes&PID=771&add=yes |
01:08.46 | bkw_ | ~99/120 |
01:08.48 | | 0.825 |
01:08.50 | blitzrage | hehe.. I just freed up like 10GB of space |
01:08.54 | bkw_ | ~297/320 |
01:08.56 | | 0.928125 |
01:08.56 | blitzrage | now I must repartition |
01:09.16 | bkw_ | cost about 10 more cents a gigabyte |
01:09.46 | doughecka | hmm |
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01:11.00 | doughecka | I got mine from newegg |
01:11.41 | doughecka | free shipping but I ordered |
01:11.45 | doughecka | 2 ide cabled |
01:11.55 | doughecka | cables, round ones, and charged me 8 bucks |
01:11.58 | doughecka | shipping |
01:12.15 | zoa | bkw_ build me a sipBarge and i'll send you the disk:-p |
01:12.35 | doughecka | hahahaha |
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01:13.51 | bkw_ | ChanScan baby |
01:13.58 | ciego34 | hi |
01:14.46 | ciego34 | my X100P come bad from seller :( |
01:14.46 | ciego34 | must change |
01:14.56 | ciego34 | until can play with eicon diva pro 2.0 |
01:15.01 | blitzrage | exit |
01:15.03 | blitzrage | doh! :) |
01:15.30 | zoa | ChanScan is also good :) |
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01:15.42 | zoa | they will kill me :( |
01:15.46 | sp3cialk | how do I transfer a call using a hardphone? |
01:15.54 | zoa | so now you know that my life costs 297$ |
01:16.25 | sp3cialk | it doesnt have a transfer button |
01:16.34 | tz-afk | http://www.microsoft.com/windows/sfu/default.asphttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/sfu/default.asphttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/sfu/default.asphttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/sfu/default.asp |
01:16.38 | zoa | i do not respond to kellogs commercials, sorry |
01:16.38 | tz-afk | hahahaha |
01:16.40 | bkw_ | you enable # transfers |
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01:16.43 | tz-afk | http://www.microsoft.com/windows/sfu/default.asp dammit |
01:16.49 | tz-afk | too bad, it's almost STFU |
01:17.01 | doughecka | lol |
01:17.08 | bkw_ | sfu = stupid fucking user |
01:17.15 | bkw_ | thats whey they need it |
01:17.40 | ciego34 | any one can help me to use diva pro 2.0 for *???? |
01:18.09 | bkw_ | ciego34 nope.. |
01:18.17 | bkw_ | no isdn clue with * |
01:18.49 | bkw_ | so I don't have to pay but 70 bucks/mth for it |
01:19.39 | ciego34 | this card donīt work with * ????? sorry my english, spanish here |
01:19.55 | doughecka | wow, I found a neet sound byte |
01:19.58 | bkw_ | thats that what I said.. I don't know how to work with it |
01:20.01 | bkw_ | doughecka share |
01:20.03 | doughecka | "your not dealing with ATT |
01:20.05 | doughecka | :) |
01:20.08 | doughecka | its in a game |
01:20.09 | bkw_ | heard it |
01:20.25 | doughecka | yea |
01:20.27 | doughecka | but I want it |
01:20.30 | doughecka | for asterisk |
01:20.31 | doughecka | :) |
01:20.37 | doughecka | so when you get an error, it plays that |
01:22.46 | ciego34 | bkw_ > any know isdn bri working card in * ??? |
01:23.10 | JerJer | ciego34: hang out for a few more hours, more alaw folks will wake up |
01:23.20 | ciego34 | can use * with isdn bri cards?? |
01:23.25 | JerJer | maybe |
01:23.28 | JerJer | look for chan_capi |
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01:24.53 | ciego34 | 2:23am here, iīll try to keep alive..... more than 24hr without sleep |
01:25.08 | JerJer | ahh you can go another 24 in your sleep :) |
01:25.57 | h3x | hahhahahahahahah |
01:25.59 | ciego34 | what time there?? |
01:26.01 | h3x | more alaw folks... |
01:27.52 | ciego34 | was hard tonite!!! when get * working the card fail |
01:34.02 | Celtic | blech - who put tap water ice cubes in my good whisky ?!!!!!! |
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01:34.42 | blitzrage | doh, I forgot I don't have my linux disks with me. Any suggestions for a linux distro that will allow me to install from the internet? (so I don't have to download 3x 640MB ISO images?) |
01:34.56 | Celtic | JerJer: How much is 1U/2U/3U in the Chicago colo you use ? |
01:35.08 | doughecka | debian |
01:35.09 | doughecka | :) |
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01:35.22 | doughecka | thats the only one I know about |
01:35.23 | JerJer | Celtic: colocation (your hardware) with one meg is $125 |
01:35.28 | blitzrage | I don't like debian though :) |
01:35.33 | doughecka | yea |
01:35.35 | Celtic | for ?U |
01:35.41 | JerJer | 1u |
01:35.50 | zoa | thats not too much |
01:35.59 | Celtic | megabit or megabyte transfer ? |
01:36.19 | zoa | i pay 200$ for 1/4 rack, without bw |
01:36.21 | doughecka | Celtic: aha |
01:36.42 | Celtic | JerJer: How do they charge for transfer ? |
01:36.46 | JerJer | 1 megabit (95th percentile) |
01:36.53 | Celtic | ok |
01:37.34 | Celtic | JerJer: Is that theiur general 1U rate or through you - or can you resell space ? |
01:37.55 | JerJer | ? |
01:39.47 | Celtic | Well colos often don't sell 1,2 or 3 U so is that through a third part or you or what |
01:40.04 | Celtic | Is the bw 1Megabit sustained - that seems cheap..... |
01:40.30 | hey | does the term "fractional T" imply that it is a T broken up for phone service...or can it mean fractions of the T for data, too |
01:40.39 | Celtic | can mean either |
01:40.49 | Celtic | Means not 1.54mbps |
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01:41.09 | tholo | Means < 24 active channels |
01:41.35 | hey | will that be the terminology i will use when i talk to my provider about getting a local number |
01:42.51 | Celtic | JerJer: Sustained 1 Mbps is like 325Gb / month - that for $125 ? |
01:43.22 | Celtic | Or is the whisky messing with my exponents ? |
01:44.27 | doughecka | no |
01:44.34 | doughecka | 95th percentile |
01:44.34 | Celtic | hey: local number ? |
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01:46.17 | JerJer | Celtic: its our own space in equinix |
01:46.31 | tholo | http://www.investors.com/editorial/general01.asp?v=11/22 |
01:47.14 | ciego34 | how to use * with CAPI 2.0 ??? eicon diva pro 2.0 |
01:47.24 | JerJer | ciego34: find chan_capi |
01:47.29 | Celtic | JerJer: Do you sub space to people doing * stuff or would you ? |
01:47.45 | Celtic | Especially if they want to IAX to you ? |
01:47.47 | JerJer | Celtic: yep, we have quite a few colo customers doing Asterisk stuff |
01:47.58 | ciego34 | ok |
01:48.17 | Celtic | So was the $125 your rate or Equinix |
01:50.53 | Celtic | Must admin I prefer actual transfer than 95pc - actual transfer is a true measure - 95 is a guess |
01:51.13 | doughecka | then you can pay for it |
01:53.47 | Celtic | A decent colo stat mux's the traffic so why would I pay for a guess of my transfer rate (especially of my revenue is poroprtional to my transfer not my distriubution) |
01:54.28 | Celtic | There is more bw between these sites than is used (unless you are ATDN on a bad hair day) |
01:54.31 | hey | celtic: was afk, about the local number, I thought one could get a fractional T that had a pstn number for calling |
01:55.00 | hey | so you could use a digium T interface and it would multiplex the T |
01:55.09 | tzanger | what's the difference between ANI and CID? |
01:55.12 | hey | based on timeslots provided by the provider |
01:55.25 | Celtic | hey: If you want a fractional it won't be worth it unless you have (say) 4 voice channels + data - not worth it for 1 voice channel |
01:55.42 | Celtic | ANI is passed in the US independent of SS7 CLI |
01:55.43 | hey | i am getting 6 actually |
01:56.08 | Celtic | hey: That is prob start of break even in many markets |
01:56.54 | Celtic | hey: Many suppliers will provide an external mux to breakout the data as part of the package. Key is shop around |
01:57.08 | hey | hmm |
01:57.37 | Celtic | hey: And tell them you don't want a channel bank unless you plan on using it out of another Asterisk T1 port |
01:57.52 | Celtic | That might drop the price a few $$s |
01:58.13 | hey | how would i setup if using the cac access I |
01:58.16 | bob_ | Celtic: I am still struggling with the invalid extension problem...can you help me? |
01:58.35 | JerJer | Celtic: my rate... equinix is an independant third party |
01:58.38 | Celtic | Did bkw_ condem you to a life void of Asterisk ? |
01:59.03 | JerJer | Celtic: all the various carriers buy the elements they need from equinixu |
01:59.13 | JerJer | -u |
02:00.15 | hey | is it possible that there could be more than one clec in an area offering fractional T's |
02:00.33 | Celtic | JerJer: What is the access arrangement. Do you have to be there for us ti be there or do you OK us and threaten us with death if we break your stuff ? |
02:00.48 | hey | or would it be an ISP offerering this? |
02:00.55 | Celtic | Should say that I've been in more CoLos than most guys have had women by a WIDE margin |
02:01.14 | hey | if been in more colos than had women |
02:01.15 | hey | heh |
02:01.20 | hey | :( |
02:01.26 | Celtic | **or** guy's deference to bkw :-) |
02:01.28 | hey | I've ... not if |
02:01.44 | bkw_ | what? |
02:01.44 | Celtic | :-) |
02:01.44 | JerJer | Celtic: our facility is the highest level of security a civialian faciltiy can have |
02:01.47 | Celtic | Woke up eh ? |
02:01.55 | hey | i've been in more colos than had women :( |
02:01.58 | hey | heh |
02:01.59 | JerJer | 5 layers of bio-metric hand scanners |
02:02.12 | Celtic | hey: Now *THAT* is sad.......... |
02:02.15 | bkw_ | still no security from a runaway tank driver on crack |
02:02.16 | hey | :) |
02:02.18 | hey | jk |
02:02.42 | JerJer | bkw_: yes there is... u couldnt get a tank close to the building |
02:02.53 | bkw_ | it was a joke! :P |
02:03.08 | Celtic | JerJer: Yeah yeah - cut to the chase. I do USAF base work. So do I get in or what ? |
02:03.08 | JerJer | lol |
02:03.11 | bkw_ | now get me new src so I can tear it up |
02:03.18 | doughecka | JerJer`: and let me in too |
02:03.20 | doughecka | I wanna see |
02:03.24 | JerJer | Celtic: with an escort, sure |
02:03.27 | hey | what's a ballpark cost for a single pstn number for a fract T |
02:03.27 | bkw_ | um doughecka NO |
02:03.32 | doughecka | bleh |
02:03.34 | doughecka | didnt ASK you |
02:03.36 | doughecka | :P |
02:03.37 | Celtic | Yeah - but if that means you that isn't worth the candle |
02:03.44 | Celtic | To complicated |
02:03.47 | hey | how can you guys have so much time to hack on source |
02:03.51 | hey | sheesh |
02:04.06 | Celtic | If it means an Equinix goon - fine - used to that |
02:04.25 | doughecka | I dont |
02:04.28 | doughecka | I just sit on irc |
02:04.32 | doughecka | dont even know c |
02:04.34 | doughecka | its sad |
02:04.36 | doughecka | really |
02:04.37 | Celtic | Chicago is already a 6 hour drive |
02:04.37 | bob_ | bkw_: This should be working but its not....I don't understand why its not.I have copied the configs from a working machine. I have two machines doing the same thing. |
02:04.41 | JerJer | Celtic: no just a responsible person (either myself or one of my employees) |
02:04.45 | Celtic | I am toying with Level3 in Cincinnati |
02:05.02 | JerJer | its a 5 hour drive from my house, hence why i fly |
02:05.04 | hey | i'm not a C guy either, unless there is $ |
02:05.07 | hey | heh |
02:05.17 | doughecka | there, I gots me in |
02:05.26 | bkw_ | doughecka um you are evil |
02:05.34 | blitzrage | 5 hour drive is NOTHING |
02:05.39 | bkw_ | guess thats to be expected for home schooled boys |
02:05.48 | hey | anybody using a CAC Access I? |
02:05.50 | doughecka | haaaa |
02:05.52 | Celtic | 5 hour drive is 10 hours each way is over $1000 in lost revenue |
02:05.56 | doughecka | who said I was hom skooled? |
02:06.00 | bob_ | Can someone spen a couple minutes with me please. |
02:06.04 | bkw_ | doughecka you did |
02:06.05 | JerJer | blitzrage; i can fly and be to the office in an hour |
02:06.09 | doughecka | :P |
02:06.09 | blitzrage | oh.. 5 hours for work? yah.. that's rediculous :) |
02:06.14 | Celtic | bkw_: bob needs you :-) |
02:06.18 | hey | jerjer, where are you |
02:06.23 | JerJer | here |
02:06.27 | bkw_ | Celtic and? |
02:06.33 | bob_ | thans |
02:06.36 | hey | michigan |
02:06.36 | bob_ | thanks |
02:06.41 | bkw_ | bob_ let me have access to the box |
02:06.50 | Celtic | bob_: Me too |
02:06.52 | bkw_ | and i can help.. but its pointless for me to shoot ideas at you |
02:07.09 | bob_ | ok..I'll give you access. |
02:07.16 | Celtic | That way bkw_ and I can blame each other for what ensues ;-) |
02:07.27 | bkw_ | Celtic *SMACK* shut up! |
02:07.29 | bkw_ | :P |
02:07.52 | bkw_ | does digium give those out yet? |
02:07.53 | blitzrage | lol |
02:07.53 | Celtic | bob_: Trust bkw_ - he has only been convicted of hacking once and he said sorry :-) |
02:08.03 | bkw_ | yep |
02:08.06 | blitzrage | hehe |
02:08.09 | blitzrage | bkw_ is the man |
02:08.10 | JerJer | LOL |
02:08.12 | Celtic | You see - honesty !!!!! |
02:08.13 | blitzrage | :) |
02:08.14 | blitzrage | lol |
02:08.22 | bkw_ | I didn't hack.. but whatever |
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02:08.39 | bkw_ | how can you call it hacking when it was IIS with anonmous publishing turned on? |
02:08.44 | Celtic | bkw_: Safest sex your ASSterisk can have |
02:08.52 | bkw_ | hahahahah |
02:09.20 | Celtic | And a sense of humor too ! :-) |
02:09.44 | bkw_ | I can afford to have one.. i'm debt free |
02:10.44 | doughecka | me too |
02:10.55 | Celtic | JerJer: If you have cute red haired female employees of Irish descent those trips to ORD could be fun - but I'm concerned about efficiency...... |
02:10.57 | doughecka | though I dont have any credit either |
02:11.19 | bkw_ | doughecka I have a credit card |
02:11.26 | bkw_ | whats in your wallet? |
02:11.30 | bkw_ | CapitalOne |
02:11.33 | Celtic | JerJer: What is the deal at your detriot site ? |
02:11.34 | bkw_ | :P |
02:11.42 | doughecka | hmm |
02:11.43 | doughecka | chash |
02:11.48 | JerJer | Celtic: there are a few hot security guards that work days |
02:11.49 | Celtic | cash |
02:11.52 | Celtic | or hash ? |
02:11.53 | doughecka | nothing beats cash |
02:12.00 | doughecka | no plastic for me! |
02:12.02 | doughecka | :P |
02:12.28 | bkw_ | hash for cash? |
02:12.35 | doughecka | hmm |
02:12.38 | Celtic | 320lbs with dark blue overcoats |
02:12.38 | doughecka | corned beef hash |
02:12.42 | bkw_ | UNIFORMS.. mmm mmm good |
02:12.45 | Celtic | and that's just the women...... |
02:12.57 | bkw_ | UPS.. FEDEX... police.. fire... mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm |
02:13.06 | tzanger | uniforms are nice yes heh |
02:13.27 | Celtic | So is switch 3 active - is that next door to Level 3 or something ? |
02:13.39 | doughecka | switch 3 has lower ping |
02:13.40 | doughecka | for me |
02:13.45 | Celtic | Level3 |
02:13.46 | doughecka | switch 2 I cant ping |
02:13.53 | doughecka | switch 1 has like 200 ms ping |
02:13.55 | JerJer | switch-2 no exist |
02:14.08 | JerJer | gw-ch-1 should be the best |
02:14.19 | doughecka | whats that? |
02:14.29 | doughecka | is that switch 1? |
02:14.30 | JerJer | but it is only doing toll-free, at this point |
02:14.36 | JerJer | no |
02:14.39 | doughecka | oh |
02:14.46 | JerJer | er |
02:14.50 | JerJer | gw-chj-1 |
02:14.53 | JerJer | damint |
02:14.55 | doughecka | hah |
02:14.59 | JerJer | gw-chi-1.nufone.net |
02:15.02 | Celtic | Switch 2 il est mort |
02:15.14 | Celtic | whassat |
02:15.18 | Celtic | 800 inbound ? |
02:15.30 | JerJer | yep, at this point |
02:15.32 | espen- | I have problems with the sound, when asterisk plays mp3s, what could the problem be? |
02:15.45 | Celtic | It has good taste in music ? |
02:15.46 | doughecka | no speakers |
02:15.56 | JerJer | espen-: not enough processor |
02:15.58 | Celtic | And the sarcasm is taking hold ..... |
02:16.17 | doughecka | hahaa |
02:17.11 | Celtic | JerJer: I am interested in put a couple of U in ORD but the access would have to be OK otherwise I'm better off in Level 3 |
02:17.29 | JerJer | Celtic: we are staffed 24/7 |
02:17.40 | JerJer | you just have to call in a work visit ticket |
02:17.49 | JerJer | then get escorted thru security and into our cage |
02:18.00 | espen- | JerJer: sure? |
02:18.03 | doughecka | so if I buy space from you? I can get in? |
02:18.23 | espen- | JerJer: |
02:18.23 | espen- | model name : Pentium MMX |
02:18.24 | espen- | stepping : 3 |
02:18.24 | espen- | cpu MHz : 233.868 |
02:18.24 | Celtic | Yeah but you said I had to have one of your (probably non cute) employees with me :-) |
02:18.57 | Celtic | JerJer: Know anybody who needs an Alteon AD3 ? |
02:19.06 | tzanger | espen-: you've got me beat... I'm a PMMX-233 |
02:19.09 | tzanger | er 200 |
02:19.13 | JerJer | Celtic: that's da rules |
02:19.22 | doughecka | Celtic: I need one |
02:19.23 | espen- | tzanger; does the sound work? |
02:19.24 | doughecka | send it to me |
02:19.31 | JerJer | and your watched on any number of security cameras also |
02:19.35 | Celtic | Send me $600 first |
02:19.37 | doughecka | bah |
02:19.37 | tzanger | model name : Pentium MMX |
02:19.37 | tzanger | stepping : 3 |
02:19.37 | tzanger | cpu MHz : 200.456 |
02:19.38 | doughecka | no fair |
02:19.39 | doughecka | :( |
02:19.46 | Celtic | and the sw is not up to date so you need a contract |
02:19.51 | doughecka | bah |
02:19.52 | tzanger | espen-: it works beautifully. X101P and TDM400P (1 FXS) |
02:19.53 | doughecka | :) |
02:20.04 | doughecka | :P |
02:20.06 | tzanger | don't ask it to do ILBC, but GSM works just fine for IAX |
02:20.15 | espen- | tzanger: I only have a isdn card, but anyways, why dont the mp3playing work.. *cry* |
02:20.21 | Celtic | JerJer: Don't give a shit about cams - care about being able to get in at 3 hours notice |
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02:20.39 | tzanger | P233MMX will have a hard time playing MP3s I think |
02:20.52 | Jackhamr | hi ho |
02:20.53 | zoa | nopez it won't |
02:20.54 | tzanger | espen-: you need a zaptel device to do any kind of TDM stuff |
02:20.59 | hey | hey, anybody experienced "sip show registry" not showing a registered UA? |
02:21.00 | zoa | i could play mp3's on a 486 |
02:21.07 | zoa | with downsampling and mono |
02:21.13 | doughecka | Celtic: they even have teleporters, so you can come in from anywhere in the world |
02:21.14 | espen- | tzanger, what is TDM stuff? |
02:21.16 | tzanger | zoa: now that I think about it I think you're right zoa |
02:21.35 | Celtic | I generally don't go into colos where I am not on the list myself - but that is client shit - this is for us and I want to peer with the likes of Nufone |
02:21.38 | espen- | tzanger, are you not thinking when your writing? ;p |
02:21.54 | zoa | i also want to peer with nufone |
02:21.55 | zoa | :) |
02:22.03 | zoa | that doenst mean they want that |
02:22.12 | doughecka | :P |
02:22.16 | tzanger | espen-: to clock the audio data out at a proper rate you will need a zaptel device, even if you're using RTC dummy or USB dummy zaptel devices |
02:22.26 | Celtic | zoa: revenue> nufone - yeah they want that |
02:23.19 | espen- | tzanger, hmm |
02:23.37 | Celtic | funnily enough - we can actually IAX traffic to London and have it come back MCI cheaper ;-) |
02:23.40 | espen- | tzanger, how do I do that? |
02:23.41 | zoa | to connect a good link to belgium |
02:23.42 | Celtic | but that is 200mS |
02:23.51 | tzanger | espen hit the google or the wiki |
02:23.53 | doughecka | Celtic: doh |
02:24.00 | zoa | celtic where do you live ? |
02:24.10 | Celtic | In CoLos |
02:24.14 | Celtic | :-( |
02:24.15 | doughecka | LOL |
02:24.18 | zoa | :) |
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02:24.46 | Celtic | Why are CoLos beside the wort pizza places on the planet ? |
02:25.24 | bkw_ | bob_ your setup is right.. update cvs and recompile |
02:25.25 | espen- | tzanger, can't find the problem there |
02:25.36 | espen- | should i install zaptel? |
02:25.44 | bkw_ | um yes |
02:26.10 | tzanger | espen-: you don't have any zaptel devices in your system from what you've described, you need to use one of the dummy drivers to provide clocking |
02:26.15 | espen- | what is ztspeed? |
02:26.20 | espen- | (Count: 68563) |
02:26.42 | espen- | ztdummy? |
02:26.54 | tzanger | yes eithe rthe RTC or USB dummy timing driver |
02:26.56 | bkw_ | gotta edit the makefile for ztdummy to compile |
02:27.02 | tzanger | google for either, there are shitloads of resources on both |
02:27.48 | tzanger | ztdummy only works if you have a USB UHCI device I think |
02:27.50 | Celtic | Seems liek MCI are getting good at handling CLI across borders - wonder if that little Canadian trombone routine resulted in some training classes ? ;-) |
02:27.53 | espen- | is it a requirement to have soundcard? |
02:28.08 | tzanger | espen-: nope |
02:28.12 | bob_ | bkw_: ok...I have another box sitting right next to me and I installed from cvs today and its doing the exact same thing. |
02:29.09 | bkw_ | gotta be the line or the card then |
02:29.28 | bob_ | I have two sets of cards... |
02:29.43 | bob_ | one in each box |
02:31.48 | bob_ | I only compiled zaptel and asterisk... thats all I need right? |
02:40.54 | scott | libpri |
02:41.27 | bkw_ | dont need that unless you use PRI |
02:41.32 | Celtic | JerJer: Since you have already factored bw into your pricing do you price differently if the traffic comes from within Equinix ? |
02:43.16 | sizzzung | Celtic: stop trying to nickel-and-dime jerjer |
02:44.26 | Celtic | sizzzung: sigh - guess you don't run a business |
02:44.31 | sizzzung | Celtic: sorry, i do. |
02:44.51 | sizzzung | Celtic: instead of trying to get him to hcange his price based on where the traffic is coming from |
02:44.53 | Celtic | then you should understand the question |
02:45.05 | sizzzung | Celtic: nickel-and-dime him on how many minutes you'll push |
02:45.08 | sizzzung | have minimums set |
02:45.23 | sizzzung | so that he knows he has $x amount coming in, at least, whether or not you miss your minute limit. |
02:45.33 | ciego34 | how to use * with CAPI 2.0 ??? eicon diva pro 2.0 |
02:45.37 | JerJer | Celtic: hmm maybe I should throw another switch in there and run a private network |
02:46.15 | sizzzung | Celtic: what are your annual revenues? |
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02:46.35 | ciego34 | how to use * with eicon diva pro 2.0 isdn bri card ??? |
02:46.41 | Celtic | sizzzung: maybe I don't know the minutes and I'm trying to figure whether being 6 hours drive but close to JerJer is better or worse than 45 mins drive and not clode to JerJer |
02:46.55 | sizzzung | so let me get this straight |
02:47.07 | sizzzung | you're running a business, and you don't know how many minutes you're pushing? |
02:47.12 | beorn | Anyone here know how to get the CallerID from inside an AGI script? Or perhaps pass it to the AGI script as a variable?? |
02:47.25 | Celtic | sizzzun: It is a new business line you idiot |
02:47.38 | sizzzung | oh, so you're running a new business? |
02:47.56 | sizzzung | and you think you're god because you're attempting to nickel-and-dime him in regards to where the traffic comes from? |
02:48.01 | sizzzung | elt's say you're pushing g.711 ulaw |
02:48.22 | sizzzung | let's put some math into this. |
02:48.51 | sizzzung | <PROTECTED> |
02:48.54 | bkw_ | lalala |
02:48.55 | sizzzung | http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/2003-June/014788.html |
02:49.14 | Celtic | Sizzzung: I'm trying to figure what the pros and cons are of various locations - I really don't need your help |
02:49.14 | espen- | hm |
02:49.20 | espen- | root@pbx:~/zaptel-0.7.0# modprobe ztdummy |
02:49.22 | sizzzung | you're talking 10kilobytes per second |
02:49.26 | espen- | insmod ztdummy failed |
02:49.27 | espen- | :/ |
02:49.32 | sizzzung | let's assume you're saying, hey, i'll have three lines in use with you 24/7 |
02:49.33 | Celtic | Sizzzung - I leave that shit to the accountant |
02:49.46 | sizzzung | you leave calculating your vendor's cost to your accountant? |
02:50.09 | beorn | bkw_! |
02:50.12 | sizzzung | any self-respecting ceo of a company that employs less than 60 people sits down and looks at their bills. |
02:50.24 | sizzzung | three calls. 30.75 kilobytes/s |
02:50.26 | beorn | bkw_ Do you know how I can pass the Caller ID to my agi script? |
02:50.36 | sizzzung | that's a little more than 1/4th of a megabit. |
02:50.52 | bkw_ | yes |
02:50.52 | sizzzung | constant. |
02:51.02 | bkw_ | AGI,script.agi,${CALLERID} or something |
02:51.06 | Celtic | Sizzzung: I think JerJer can either answer the question or not - who asked you |
02:51.18 | Celtic | In fact JerJer did answer the question |
02:51.27 | bkw_ | exten => 1,3,AGI(prequal2.pl|${CALLERIDNUM}) |
02:51.28 | bkw_ | I do that |
02:51.44 | beorn | Thanks bkw_! |
02:52.14 | espen- | why, will it not modprobe ztdummy? |
02:52.16 | bkw_ | I use asterisk::agi to parse the env into the script |
02:52.19 | bkw_ | makes life simple |
02:52.29 | beorn | Bkw_ Perl is complex |
02:52.33 | sizzzung | awsterisk::agi is awesome. |
02:52.34 | beorn | I can figure out python, though |
02:52.45 | bkw_ | asterisk::agi makes it brain dead simple |
02:52.50 | espen- | Feb 1 23:57:39 pbx kernel: Zapata Telephony Interface Registered on major 196 |
02:52.50 | espen- | Feb 1 23:57:39 pbx kernel: Zapata Telephony Interface Unloaded |
02:52.53 | bkw_ | perl isn't complex at all |
02:53.01 | bkw_ | espen- what card? |
02:53.08 | beorn | bkw_ All those commands (in regular asterisk) like dbput . . .which db are they referring to?? |
02:53.10 | bkw_ | now perl causes nasty nasty habits in C |
02:53.18 | sizzzung | bkw_: yes. i can attest for that :( |
02:53.21 | bkw_ | the asterisk db |
02:53.31 | beorn | Which is what? |
02:53.35 | bkw_ | I have been doing C hardcore for about two weeks |
02:53.37 | beorn | cdrs? |
02:53.42 | bkw_ | nope |
02:53.46 | bkw_ | do a database show at the CLI |
02:53.49 | espen- | bkw: i dont have a card, just installing ztdummy to get the mp3playing working.. |
02:53.51 | bkw_ | it has a database that can hold temp info |
02:53.55 | beorn | Oh |
02:54.01 | ciego34 | how to use * with eicon diva pro 2.0 isdn bri card ??? |
02:54.01 | bkw_ | mp3player doesn't require zaptel |
02:54.11 | bkw_ | infact app_mp3 doesn't even use zap for timing |
02:54.21 | espen- | oh :/ |
02:54.22 | bkw_ | ciego34 post to the mailing list |
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02:54.28 | espen- | bkw, what do i use? |
02:54.37 | bkw_ | you don't need timing |
02:54.42 | bkw_ | only need it for meetme |
02:54.46 | bkw_ | and a few other things |
02:54.50 | espen- | well, when i play mp3s the sound is wierd |
02:54.53 | bkw_ | just buy an X100P |
02:54.59 | bkw_ | espen- what distro? |
02:55.02 | espen- | slackware |
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02:57.41 | beorn | bkw_ How does one then call the CALLERIDNUM from within the agi script?? |
02:57.57 | bkw_ | beorn look at asterisk::Agi |
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02:58.14 | bkw_ | my $AGI = new Asterisk::AGI; |
02:58.15 | bkw_ | my %input = $AGI->ReadParse(); |
02:58.29 | bkw_ | $ARGV[0] <-- is what mine shows up as |
02:58.35 | espen- | bkw: doesn't the X100P support ISDN line? |
02:58.42 | bkw_ | espen- nope |
02:58.44 | espen- | :/ |
02:59.39 | beorn | bkw_ I think you are referring to that asterisk::Agi thing . . .which is PERL!!! Right? Or does Asterisk::Agi work with any language?? |
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03:02.15 | espen- | so I need the E100P |
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03:04.43 | bkw_ | its perl |
03:05.14 | bkw_ | in the channle espen- |
03:05.17 | bkw_ | keep it there |
03:05.24 | bkw_ | one on one help costs $$ |
03:05.31 | bkw_ | :) |
03:07.44 | heller | really? in that case, i've been having these dreams lately. . . |
03:08.53 | bkw_ | har har har.. one on one asterisk help costs.... |
03:08.57 | Vick | i have quick question, i am thinking of installing asterisk on a spare box, is there any paticular build of linux i should use, do you guys have any recommendations? |
03:09.08 | bkw_ | RH8 or RH9 |
03:09.16 | Celtic | Vick: One you like :-) |
03:09.17 | JerJer | 8 |
03:09.24 | zigman | espen-, the E100P won't work with ISDN either |
03:09.38 | Vick | ok thanks :) |
03:09.40 | zigman | get chan_capi and a capi supported isdncard |
03:09.47 | zigman | like the avm |
03:09.47 | bkw_ | zigman um yes it will just happens its a 31 channel ISDN line :P so to speak |
03:09.54 | zigman | or the eicon diva cards |
03:10.06 | zigman | bkw_, which is a PRI |
03:10.16 | beorn | JerJer: Do you know if it is true that anyone with a PRI can pretend to be any callerID the want?? |
03:10.18 | bkw_ | I don't think its called PRI on E's |
03:10.25 | bkw_ | beorn yes |
03:10.51 | zigman | not sure either ;) |
03:10.59 | bkw_ | EUROISDN rings a bell |
03:11.03 | zigman | i just know espen- wanten BRI ;) |
03:11.06 | bkw_ | but thats teh switch type |
03:11.13 | zigman | wants |
03:11.24 | bkw_ | can you set callerid with BRI also? |
03:11.44 | ztdummy | this could be considered an extremely naive question but...can asterisk be used in a production environment when there are (seemingly) important problems like the channel hanging after it is hungup/ |
03:12.00 | bkw_ | ztdummy yes |
03:12.11 | bkw_ | System uptime: 3 weeks, 2 days, 5 hours, 24 minutes, 24 seconds |
03:12.11 | bkw_ | Last reload: 3 hours, 34 minutes, 14 seconds |
03:12.13 | bkw_ | no hangs |
03:12.14 | bkw_ | no nothing |
03:12.16 | ztdummy | SCHWEW |
03:12.27 | bkw_ | its all in the hardware. |
03:12.35 | bkw_ | good quality hardware == excellent results |
03:12.42 | bkw_ | just like with anything |
03:12.57 | bkw_ | cheap = mmmm kinda ok... expensive quality = hell ya! |
03:13.03 | ciego34 | have isdn bri connection at madrid and diva pro pci card, can use * |
03:13.22 | bkw_ | ciego34 I understand english isn't your native lang. But POST TO THE MAILING LIST. |
03:13.26 | ciego34 | plan to add sip-pstn free access |
03:13.27 | bkw_ | you have asked tha tlike 10 time |
03:13.28 | bkw_ | s |
03:13.31 | ztdummy | what about a dell 1750 dualie 3.0 Ghz with a Gig of ram and a t100P |
03:13.39 | bkw_ | ztdummy hell ya |
03:13.39 | ciego34 | sorri |
03:13.48 | bkw_ | but make sure you compile zaptel for SMP |
03:13.53 | bkw_ | otherwise DRAMA!!!! |
03:14.00 | doughecka | tulsa, maine? |
03:14.05 | bkw_ | Tulsa, Ok |
03:14.10 | doughecka | :P |
03:14.17 | bkw_ | like one of the top ten gay cities in America |
03:14.19 | ztdummy | bkw_: i haven't seen that documented anywhere |
03:14.26 | bkw_ | ztdummy the makefile baby |
03:14.31 | ztdummy | ok |
03:14.33 | bkw_ | ~google zaptel asterisk smp |
03:14.33 | ztdummy | tx |
03:14.33 | zigman | ztdummy, why a dual box ? |
03:14.46 | bkw_ | looks pretty documented to me |
03:14.57 | zigman | heh ;) |
03:14.57 | ztdummy | trying to get 60 cps inbound h.323 G.729 with EC |
03:15.00 | doughecka | hmm |
03:15.13 | doughecka | ~ztdummy +sites:lists.digium.com |
03:15.30 | ztdummy | don't follow that.. |
03:15.35 | ztdummy | i don't follow |
03:15.48 | bkw_ | search google and add that to the search string.. you will find what you are seeking |
03:15.52 | ztdummy | is this possible? |
03:15.58 | ztdummy | k |
03:16.02 | doughecka | ~ztdummy smp site:lists.digium.com |
03:16.06 | doughecka | there we go |
03:16.13 | bkw_ | its google you freak |
03:16.18 | doughecka | og |
03:16.20 | ztdummy | thanks doughboy |
03:16.20 | bkw_ | ~google |
03:16.22 | | [google] a search engine found at http://www.google.com/ |
03:16.27 | Celtic | Anybody doing vm apps in * where they need to know where the call was forwarded from ? |
03:16.29 | doughecka | ~google for ztdummy site:lists.digium.com |
03:16.36 | ztdummy | what is google? |
03:16.37 | doughecka | hah |
03:16.40 | doughecka | NOOO |
03:16.50 | bkw_ | OH HELL NO HE JUST DIDNT! |
03:16.56 | ztdummy | haha |
03:16.58 | bkw_ | *SMACK* |
03:17.00 | bkw_ | what is google? |
03:17.03 | bkw_ | thats funny stuff |
03:17.03 | ztdummy | :^)) |
03:17.13 | ztdummy | lol |
03:17.15 | doughecka | ~what is google is <reply> faggot |
03:17.16 | | doughecka: what are you talking about? |
03:17.22 | doughecka | bah, its not that smart |
03:17.26 | espen- | anyone that want to share a music file in .gsm format? ;) |
03:17.35 | espen- | I need to test something, and sox is broken :) |
03:17.38 | bkw_ | espen- and get RIAA on our asses.. I think not |
03:17.43 | bkw_ | sox isn't broken |
03:17.47 | doughecka | bkw_: uh huh :P |
03:17.51 | ztdummy | is gsm smaller than mp3? |
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03:17.53 | bkw_ | just have to install lame or such to decode MP3's |
03:17.58 | doughecka | ztdummy: NO! |
03:17.59 | espen- | norway is a safe place for music dealing ;) |
03:18.05 | doughecka | gsm is uncompressed... sorta |
03:18.05 | ztdummy | tx |
03:18.09 | ztdummy | ok |
03:18.10 | bkw_ | gsm IS NOT |
03:18.18 | doughecka | ah |
03:18.21 | bkw_ | doughecka extract your lips from the bong for a second please |
03:18.22 | doughecka | gsm is uncompressed |
03:18.28 | doughecka | :P |
03:18.32 | ztdummy | from what i understand, asterisk supports wav, so why gsm?...compression? |
03:18.36 | espen- | bkw: well, when I convert mp3 into .gsm with sox ,the sounds turn crazy.. |
03:18.41 | bkw_ | gsm is too compressed |
03:18.42 | doughecka | asterisk does not support wav |
03:18.46 | ztdummy | ok |
03:18.46 | doughecka | bkw_: ok |
03:18.48 | ztdummy | my b |
03:18.53 | doughecka | gsm is too compressed, but not like mp3 |
03:18.54 | doughecka | :P |
03:19.01 | espen- | :p |
03:19.05 | bkw_ | doughecka is on the crack pipe again today |
03:19.13 | ztdummy | seems like gms is much better supported, than mp3...true? |
03:19.21 | zigman | gsm i the codec mobilphones _used_ to use |
03:19.21 | bkw_ | yes |
03:19.22 | bkw_ | use gsm |
03:19.27 | doughecka | zigman: yea |
03:19.29 | zigman | not sure whether they still use it |
03:19.30 | ztdummy | that's what is thought |
03:19.46 | espen- | is it best to use .gsm on all things, i mean, should I convert all mp3files to sox? |
03:19.48 | zigman | mp3 is a stupid codec for voice stuff |
03:19.49 | bkw_ | except for hold music |
03:19.52 | espen- | gah |
03:19.52 | espen- | gsm |
03:19.52 | ztdummy | is there an mp3 to gsm transcoder |
03:20.00 | bkw_ | sox can transcode to gsm |
03:20.10 | bkw_ | but you have to install lame or something so it knows how to read it |
03:20.12 | doughecka | and back |
03:20.31 | espen- | hm |
03:20.31 | doughecka | sox doesnt do mp3 => gsm does it? |
03:20.34 | ztdummy | is 60 cps possible with EC? |
03:20.42 | bkw_ | OK DAMN IT you people made me loose my place |
03:20.49 | doughecka | hahaha |
03:20.49 | ztdummy | heh |
03:20.52 | doughecka | woo |
03:20.56 | doughecka | we succeded |
03:20.59 | espen- | my question is, should we use gsm instead of mp3? |
03:21.05 | espen- | and convert the mp3s to gsm ? |
03:21.09 | doughecka | for hold music? |
03:21.12 | espen- | yeah |
03:21.13 | doughecka | no |
03:21.26 | Celtic | bkw_: I'm a G71 kinda guy |
03:21.38 | doughecka | gsm is what asterisk supports nativly |
03:21.38 | ztdummy | g71? |
03:21.44 | blitzrage[afk] | anyone have a .cvspass example? |
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03:21.46 | doughecka | ztdummy: a real tiny codec |
03:21.58 | tim27 | hello everyone |
03:22.00 | doughecka | smaller than g721 |
03:22.05 | Celtic | bkw_: Phone sex isn't such a bandwidth rich experience on GSM |
03:22.38 | ztdummy | i was talking to a guy that was doing some codec work for alcatel...he said they had a codec for cdma at 250 bps |
03:22.45 | tim27 | I'm trying to do the turorial about SIP phone, on http://www.onlamp.com/lpt/a/3956 ... how do i run addmailbox ??? |
03:22.47 | ztdummy | in production |
03:22.56 | Celtic | bkw_: Just dial +449XXYYYYYYY to hear what I man ;-) |
03:23.16 | blitzrage | ./usr/src/asterisk/addmailbox I believe |
03:23.19 | doughecka | ztdummy: bloody, I can get DIGITAL voice over 5 mhz of bandwidth |
03:23.32 | tim27 | i modified the sip.conf and extensions.conf ... |
03:23.37 | doughecka | tim27: yay |
03:23.44 | doughecka | congradulations |
03:24.25 | doughecka | heck, I can get digital voice over 1 mhz of bandwidth |
03:24.27 | blitzrage | how can I login to anoncvs@cvs.digium.com from within a script, without having to input the password manually? (bash script) |
03:24.34 | doughecka | though it would be tinny |
03:24.37 | tim27 | they say this is done using /usr/src/asterisk/addmailbox... |
03:24.42 | tim27 | but i dont have this directory |
03:24.43 | doughecka | blitzrage: hah! :P |
03:24.59 | blitzrage | tim27: did you checkout asterisk from cvs? |
03:25.01 | doughecka | blitzrage: hmm, a script so you can do this: |
03:25.20 | doughecka | wget http://www.asteriskpbx.org/install.sh |
03:25.20 | doughecka | ./install.sh |
03:25.23 | bob_ | bkw_: if I wait about 15 secs after x100P picks up and says aa-entry, then it works everytime..If I press right away 31 it hangs up... |
03:25.30 | doughecka | and it would magically do everything |
03:25.58 | blitzrage | doughecka: what install.sh script? |
03:26.04 | blitzrage | nevermind |
03:26.06 | blitzrage | I just read it |
03:26.09 | doughecka | ah |
03:26.10 | doughecka | :) |
03:26.14 | tim27 | blitzrage: i did the cvs installation |
03:26.16 | doughecka | but that would be cool eh? |
03:26.57 | tim27 | blitzrage: i used the getting started with asterisk by andy powell to do my installation |
03:27.12 | blitzrage | doughecka: I'm trying to make an * upgrade script, but I just need to pass the anoncvs password to cvs from within the script |
03:27.24 | blitzrage | doughecka: it already works.. just can't do that one thing :) |
03:27.30 | doughecka | ah |
03:27.33 | doughecka | hmm |
03:27.43 | doughecka | perl can problebly do it :P |
03:27.48 | doughecka | but thats icky |
03:27.52 | doughecka | and doesnt work most of the time |
03:28.07 | blitzrage | yah, I don't care how I do it, as long as I can do it. No one seems to be able to help so far, and I can't seem to find anything on google. |
03:28.31 | doughecka | heh |
03:28.38 | doughecka | ask #linux |
03:28.39 | doughecka | :P |
03:28.42 | blitzrage | I tried that too |
03:29.13 | doughecka | #linux-for-n00bs ? |
03:29.15 | doughecka | :) |
03:29.22 | scott | i own that chan!! |
03:29.23 | blitzrage | :) |
03:29.29 | doughecka | hahaha |
03:29.35 | espen- | bkw: when the installation of lame is done, what should I do next? |
03:31.09 | doughecka | International Space Station Marks Five Years in Space |
03:31.12 | doughecka | booyea |
03:31.18 | tim27 | doughecka: how i do the run addmailbox script |
03:31.22 | doughecka | I remember putting the thing together |
03:31.27 | doughecka | addmailbox |
03:31.31 | doughecka | and type the mailbox number |
03:31.35 | doughecka | tadah! |
03:31.45 | bkw_ | you dont need addmailbox anymore |
03:31.50 | bkw_ | YOU DONT NEED IT |
03:31.54 | doughecka | you dont? |
03:31.54 | bkw_ | i repeat |
03:31.55 | bkw_ | YOU DONT NEED IT |
03:32.02 | bkw_ | read the src code |
03:32.03 | ztdummy | what's the most calls per second at a reasonable MOS has anybody gotten? |
03:32.10 | doughecka | bah |
03:32.19 | bkw_ | app_voicemail has invent_message routine |
03:32.26 | doughecka | ztdummy: a dozen |
03:32.29 | doughecka | bkw_: kewl |
03:32.32 | bkw_ | doughecka shut up.. |
03:32.39 | bkw_ | ztdummy doughecka is full of shit tonight |
03:32.39 | ztdummy | seriously |
03:32.39 | doughecka | ztdummy: ;) |
03:32.43 | ztdummy | i know |
03:32.43 | bkw_ | I don't think he knows what MOS is |
03:32.46 | doughecka | a few hundred |
03:32.52 | ztdummy | really!? |
03:32.54 | ztdummy | bs |
03:32.57 | ztdummy | not |
03:33.05 | bkw_ | lets see |
03:33.10 | bkw_ | 192 per box at nufone or so |
03:33.11 | doughecka | Music On Slapstick |
03:33.30 | ztdummy | what kinda machine/extras? |
03:33.43 | bkw_ | MOS mean opinion score |
03:33.55 | doughecka | ah, I knew that |
03:33.58 | ztdummy | boy it is stormy in colorado springs right now |
03:34.15 | bkw_ | you can put 3 quad card per box if you wanna brave it |
03:34.25 | bkw_ | 288 calls per box |
03:34.34 | ztdummy | i can't brave it |
03:34.40 | doughecka | no codec translation... |
03:34.40 | bkw_ | also depends on codec and such you use |
03:34.44 | ztdummy | this needs to be highly available |
03:34.45 | bkw_ | if its pure ulaw... then baby you got it down |
03:34.48 | espen- | now are lame installed, how can it provide asterisk to play mp3 properly? |
03:34.49 | doughecka | heh |
03:34.49 | ztdummy | g.729 |
03:34.54 | bkw_ | oh shit 60 |
03:35.02 | doughecka | espen-: use mpg123, the REAL version |
03:35.03 | ztdummy | that's what i was thinking |
03:35.03 | bkw_ | g729 is a CPU shore |
03:35.04 | bkw_ | er whore |
03:35.09 | ztdummy | haha |
03:35.15 | bkw_ | read the website |
03:35.18 | ztdummy | i did |
03:35.22 | tim27 | doughecka: they ask for the voice mail context... i typed the voice mail number there :( |
03:35.23 | bkw_ | I think they got 60 on a dual 1.8 ghz xeon |
03:35.32 | ztdummy | just wondering what people were actaually experiencing |
03:35.36 | ztdummy | yeha |
03:35.38 | ztdummy | yeah |
03:35.39 | espen- | doughecka: does the mpg123 talks with lame? |
03:35.41 | doughecka | tim27: you dont need to anymore, ask bkw_ :P |
03:35.45 | doughecka | espen-: hmm |
03:35.49 | ztdummy | that's what the guys at digium have been telling me |
03:35.50 | espen- | what have lame got to do with anything |
03:35.51 | espen- | :P |
03:35.53 | doughecka | yes |
03:35.57 | espen- | ok |
03:35.59 | doughecka | thats the next question |
03:36.01 | doughecka | :) |
03:36.03 | bkw_ | espen- recompile sox |
03:36.45 | ztdummy | it sucks that g.729 gives a good mos/Bwidth tradeoff but eats your cycles on a COTS proc |
03:37.06 | ztdummy | cancels out in a sense |
03:37.09 | bkw_ | haha |
03:37.13 | beorn | bkw_ G729 is very efficient. On a network with no packet loss, it has quality with less bandwidth than ilbc. Once there is packet loss ilbc is GREAT, better than even G711 (with PLC) |
03:37.31 | bkw_ | beorn accually ilbc and g729 use about the same |
03:37.33 | bkw_ | if not equal |
03:37.40 | bkw_ | ilbc sounds more warm |
03:37.46 | doughecka | bkw_: so when you make a new entry in voicemail.conf, and restart, it makes the mailbox? |
03:37.55 | bkw_ | g729 in no way uses less bandwidth than ilbc.. trust me |
03:37.56 | ztdummy | so...you are saying that ilbc is preferable in a production environment |
03:37.58 | beorn | G729 uses a bit less. Ilbc uses more because the packets are distinct, do not depend so much on previous packets |
03:38.04 | espen- | LAME MP3 Encoder.................. yes |
03:38.05 | espen- | :) |
03:38.08 | bkw_ | beorn bullshit |
03:38.10 | espen- | *hugs bkw* |
03:38.20 | doughecka | LOL |
03:38.25 | beorn | bkw_ READ |
03:38.28 | ztdummy | ilbc is open? |
03:38.32 | beorn | ilbc is |
03:38.33 | beorn | yes |
03:38.34 | doughecka | yes |
03:38.41 | beorn | Check out ilbc freeware |
03:38.51 | ztdummy | so it is a no brainer to go ilbc |
03:38.52 | ztdummy | ? |
03:38.54 | bkw_ | I don't care what that says.. I can show you real world numbers |
03:39.14 | tim27 | bkw_: if i modify my voicemail.conf for somethign like this [general] |
03:39.14 | tim27 | format=wav |
03:39.14 | tim27 | [local] |
03:39.14 | tim27 | ; |
03:39.14 | tim27 | ; format: password, name, email address for attached voicemail msgs |
03:39.14 | tim27 | ; |
03:39.16 | tim27 | 2000 => 4321,John Whorfin,jwhorfin@planet10.com |
03:39.17 | beorn | Well, ilbc is probably best unless you are all on the same network, e.g. UUNET |
03:39.18 | tim27 | 2001 => 8383,Sidney Zweibel,newjersey@banzaiinstitute.com |
03:39.20 | tim27 | i dont need to run the script ??? |
03:39.35 | bkw_ | tim27 no |
03:39.37 | tim27 | just create my mailbox in the voicemail.conf ???? |
03:39.40 | bkw_ | but use default |
03:39.55 | bkw_ | oh jesus christ. |
03:40.00 | bkw_ | I said it once.. I said it again |
03:40.02 | ztdummy | well it is definitely appealling in that there is no royalty involved an comparable performance |
03:40.04 | bkw_ | IT WILL CREATE THEM |
03:40.16 | tim27 | bkw YOU SPEAK FRENCH ??? |
03:40.23 | ztdummy | :) |
03:40.24 | beorn | Generally speaking, bandwidth is pretty cheap these days. If you are doing anything large scale, just keep it all on the same network (like all on AT&T) and use G711 |
03:40.29 | beorn | Highest quality |
03:40.46 | ztdummy | it's not that easy, beorn |
03:40.48 | ztdummy | for me |
03:40.58 | ztdummy | international |
03:41.00 | ztdummy | satellite |
03:41.05 | beorn | Oh |
03:41.06 | ztdummy | multiple networks |
03:41.12 | zigman | sat suxx for voip |
03:41.14 | beorn | In that case, definitely ilbc |
03:41.27 | ztdummy | yes, this is true, but we are sat pioneers |
03:41.28 | ztdummy | :) |
03:41.39 | ztdummy | beorn: ok |
03:41.40 | ztdummy | tx |
03:41.45 | beorn | What is up with the satellite? Plenty of internet routes go via cable |
03:41.53 | ztdummy | not to my locale |
03:41.55 | beorn | I can communicate just about anywhere without satellite |
03:41.59 | beorn | where are you?? |
03:42.03 | doughecka | ztdummy: can I get a free satellite interent connection? :P |
03:42.12 | ztdummy | central/south america; carribean |
03:42.24 | espen- | haha! |
03:42.27 | doughecka | bah |
03:42.40 | ztdummy | there is no fiber there |
03:42.57 | ztdummy | well, there is --but you must be friends with the nsa/cia |
03:43.05 | beorn | Well, in that case you really should look up ilbc vs G729, cause bandwidth will cost you a LOT. |
03:43.17 | beorn | I'm pretty sure G729 is a bit less |
03:43.20 | doughecka | hahaa |
03:43.29 | ztdummy | well...i thought that there wasn't that big of a difference between the two |
03:43.34 | beorn | There isn't |
03:43.38 | bkw_ | boys you are about to get a shock |
03:43.47 | bkw_ | OMFG tim27 stop that |
03:43.50 | beorn | But then again, who uses ilbc outside of asterisk?? |
03:43.52 | bkw_ | DO NOT EVER DO THAT |
03:44.01 | ztdummy | i'm confused |
03:44.04 | ztdummy | too many messages |
03:44.15 | bkw_ | tim27 msgs me like his voicemail.conf |
03:44.16 | bkw_ | blah |
03:44.20 | espen- | haha |
03:44.28 | beorn | ztdummy, you can't just use ILBC codec unless both sides are configured to use it |
03:44.34 | ztdummy | ok |
03:44.40 | ztdummy | then g.729 it is |
03:44.45 | bkw_ | um no |
03:44.46 | bkw_ | hold up |
03:44.48 | beorn | Asterisk people love ilbc, but most cisco hardware does not support it |
03:44.53 | doughecka | most? |
03:44.56 | doughecka | does some support it? |
03:44.57 | ztdummy | this is a sun switch |
03:45.01 | ztdummy | i'm RXing from |
03:45.09 | ztdummy | 723;729 |
03:45.15 | ztdummy | supported |
03:45.52 | ztdummy | damn...i got excited about no having to buy licenses... |
03:45.55 | beorn | Since you are using satellite, there will be about 500ms of delay. |
03:45.57 | ztdummy | heh |
03:46.01 | ztdummy | 200 |
03:46.03 | ztdummy | for us |
03:46.07 | doughecka | HOW? |
03:46.08 | ztdummy | at the most |
03:46.12 | beorn | So people will keep talking into each other's conversation |
03:46.18 | beorn | 200? |
03:46.20 | beorn | Not bad |
03:46.27 | beorn | Still, 200 is quite a bit |
03:46.36 | beorn | So you will notice the delay |
03:46.40 | doughecka | ztdummy: can I get a connection here in the stateS? |
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03:47.00 | rikcy | hi there |
03:47.16 | bkw_ | http://www.bkw.org/~brian/g729_vs_ilbc.jpg |
03:47.22 | ztdummy | yes...i know about the latency..anything over 100-125 is noticeable |
03:47.49 | bkw_ | ztdummy not really |
03:48.04 | bkw_ | about 250 is when it starts to get noticeable (but then again it depends on the network) |
03:48.11 | ztdummy | but we are working in telemedicine and other apps where the latency is acceptable, not to mention that the places where we are deploying there aren't too many phones anyway |
03:48.14 | bkw_ | I have talked on a 300ms link before with no problems |
03:48.32 | ztdummy | bkw_: i've heard that, as well |
03:48.50 | beorn | ztdummy, what is your packetloss? |
03:48.56 | bkw_ | beorn http://www.bkw.org/~brian/g729_vs_ilbc.jpg |
03:48.59 | bkw_ | check that |
03:49.00 | beorn | I saw |
03:49.00 | ztdummy | also, my partners have been working in satcom for about 30 years |
03:49.05 | bkw_ | its very strange isn't it |
03:49.14 | beorn | bkw_ I was just quoting what I read at ilbc freeware.org |
03:49.30 | bkw_ | ya |
03:49.32 | ztdummy | beorn: i'm not sure yet, we are just getting everything set up and i have not set up link testing equipment, yet |
03:49.34 | bkw_ | love how they do it |
03:49.43 | beorn | Kinda makes sense . . .both have sample complexity. ilbc takes up a bit more bandwidth but is resistent to packet loss because of it. |
03:50.20 | bkw_ | ilbc doen't take up a bit more bandwidth.. its the reverse |
03:50.31 | ztdummy | :) |
03:50.40 | ztdummy | well, which is it guys? |
03:50.42 | ztdummy | jk |
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03:50.51 | bkw_ | haha |
03:50.53 | beorn | ztdummy, if you are doing expensive stuff like this, you definitely should pay for Asterisk boxes on both ends and use IAX trunking to save bandwidth |
03:51.01 | bkw_ | yeppers |
03:51.01 | beorn | Then you can use ILBC, too |
03:51.09 | ztdummy | hmm |
03:51.21 | bkw_ | then codec isn't an issue |
03:51.43 | beorn | Do what I wrote above |
03:51.53 | bkw_ | hrm |
03:51.54 | bkw_ | strange |
03:51.56 | doughecka | ztdummy: I can implement it for ya :P |
03:51.58 | beorn | Satellite is expensive, so you have to use it as wisely as possible |
03:51.59 | bkw_ | I just got this weird call from a friend |
03:52.09 | doughecka | and it NEEDS a trip to the carribean |
03:52.16 | ztdummy | dough: thanks, but i'm pretty sure we can handle it |
03:52.32 | doughecka | ztdummy: no no, I insist :P |
03:52.36 | ztdummy | :) |
03:52.40 | espen | bkw, oh? |
03:54.20 | ztdummy | man...i'm using cvsup on freebsd for the first time...and i don't think it read my refuse file and installed every language they support |
03:54.21 | ztdummy | hahaha |
03:54.34 | ztdummy | DAMMNIT |
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03:55.09 | doughecka | LOL |
03:56.11 | ztdummy | anybody here track vocal? |
03:56.18 | doughecka | whats that? |
03:56.19 | doughecka | :) |
03:56.35 | Celtic | must install that one day |
03:56.37 | ztdummy | i mean...does the shit even work ? |
03:56.51 | doughecka | does it use sip? |
03:56.54 | ztdummy | i couldn' get HALF the functionality they advertise |
03:56.58 | ztdummy | no |
03:57.02 | doughecka | hmm |
03:57.04 | doughecka | whats it use? |
03:57.09 | ztdummy | h.323 |
03:57.18 | ztdummy | you must use a sip proxy |
03:57.21 | ztdummy | ie ser |
03:57.35 | doughecka | EWWWW |
03:57.50 | doughecka | h323 is the suxors |
03:57.57 | ztdummy | yes but atleast ser can run on an ipaq |
03:57.59 | ztdummy | hahaha |
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03:58.16 | doughecka | oh dear, I had forgotten about that important feature |
03:58.22 | ztdummy | haaa |
03:58.24 | darii | anyone know how to configure a budgetone from a tftp server (or where I could find docs/sample files)? |
03:58.24 | ztdummy | ha |
03:58.25 | doughecka | that makes me want to migrate |
03:58.30 | doughecka | now |
03:58.39 | doughecka | ups |
04:00.10 | espen | hm, it still keep playing the "right" .gsm/mp3 files very slow.. |
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04:03.33 | ztdummy | punky brewster |
04:03.42 | doughecka | hmm, so this satellite thing |
04:03.47 | ztdummy | ? |
04:03.49 | doughecka | what area does it cover? |
04:04.06 | ztdummy | most of the world |
04:04.12 | doughecka | ah |
04:04.35 | doughecka | so all it needs is a view of the southern sky? |
04:04.38 | ztdummy | the network is worldwide,but we can only uplink where we have "landing rights" |
04:04.42 | espen | NOTICE[213006]: File app_mp3.c, Line 80 (timed_read): Selected timed out/errored out with 0 |
04:04.44 | doughecka | oh? |
04:04.52 | ztdummy | legally |
04:05.06 | ztdummy | hughes network |
04:05.20 | doughecka | so I can stick it on my car and get some servos and aim it at the satellite automatically... |
04:05.32 | ztdummy | yeah |
04:05.41 | doughecka | I want 2 |
04:05.42 | doughecka | :P |
04:05.49 | ztdummy | there are several COTS solutions that will do that |
04:06.00 | doughecka | yea |
04:06.16 | ztdummy | or patch antennas that are almost like omnis |
04:06.30 | ztdummy | that's whatcha want :) |
04:06.41 | doughecka | oh? |
04:06.54 | doughecka | how much is it? |
04:07.05 | doughecka | we just had a client that put in a sat internet |
04:07.15 | ztdummy | they run from 500 to very much depending on the size |
04:07.16 | doughecka | direcway |
04:07.26 | doughecka | well, per month |
04:07.31 | ztdummy | yes, directway is a segment of hughes |
04:07.39 | ztdummy | oh... |
04:07.42 | doughecka | ah |
04:08.08 | doughecka | btw, do you know what the modem thingy they use is? vxware or something, and we couldnt find the pass for it anywhere |
04:08.15 | ztdummy | our contracts are a little higher than residential ie directway |
04:08.22 | doughecka | oh |
04:08.24 | doughecka | but its better |
04:08.26 | doughecka | 200 ms ping |
04:08.28 | doughecka | etc |
04:09.09 | ztdummy | i am not the sat guru...my partner has been working for/with hughes for ~30 yrs |
04:09.15 | doughecka | wow |
04:09.18 | ztdummy | yeah |
04:09.23 | ztdummy | i can't even talk to the guy |
04:09.28 | doughecka | hahah |
04:09.40 | ztdummy | heh |
04:10.08 | doughecka | we lost a satellite a few days ago |
04:10.23 | doughecka | after 14 years, the batterys just gave up :) |
04:10.32 | ztdummy | your decimal was in the wrong place :) |
04:10.38 | ztdummy | ? |
04:10.44 | doughecka | no |
04:10.47 | doughecka | 14 years |
04:10.56 | doughecka | 17000 orbits or something |
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04:11.03 | ztdummy | so you are a satcom guru, too? |
04:11.04 | doughecka | 17000 charges and discharges |
04:11.10 | doughecka | ham radio :) |
04:11.16 | ztdummy | oscar? |
04:11.23 | doughecka | hmm, I think |
04:11.36 | ztdummy | i'm a radiohead myself |
04:11.40 | david | hello |
04:11.53 | doughecka | cool |
04:12.04 | doughecka | UO-14 Satellite |
04:12.19 | espen | is it possibly to get calls transfered to a mobile? |
04:12.24 | ztdummy | in fact, i was wanting to put a pstn patch on a peater and drop it into asterisk |
04:12.29 | doughecka | has reached the end of its mission after nearly 14 years in orbit. Since launch, UO-14 has completed over 72,000 orbits and as many charge/discharge cycles of its on-board NiCd battery |
04:12.35 | ztdummy | sure, via pstn |
04:12.48 | doughecka | amazing aint it? :) |
04:12.57 | ztdummy | yes... |
04:13.14 | ztdummy | 14 year old tech doesn' go very far these days, so that is amazing |
04:13.18 | doughecka | indeed |
04:13.21 | espen | ztdummy, did you say that to me? |
04:13.41 | ztdummy | yes |
04:13.47 | doughecka | just get some amps |
04:13.53 | ztdummy | you can transfer to a mobile via pstn |
04:13.58 | espen | ztdummy, how could I do that for an example? just to put something in the extensions.conf? |
04:14.12 | doughecka | espen: do you have a zap card? |
04:14.14 | doughecka | x100p? |
04:14.16 | espen | nope |
04:14.20 | espen | i just have a isdncard |
04:14.21 | espen | :) |
04:14.22 | doughecka | oh |
04:14.22 | ztdummy | or pay a couple billion for your own network and set up peering relationships with the other carriers |
04:14.27 | doughecka | HAHAH |
04:14.35 | doughecka | espen: well, how do you make an outgoing call? |
04:14.43 | espen | true the isdncard? |
04:14.48 | doughecka | yea |
04:14.50 | espen | make i dial :) |
04:14.52 | espen | it |
04:15.22 | doughecka | like, exten => 600,1,Dial,ISDN/cellnumberhere |
04:15.35 | doughecka | put ISDN with whatever your card is |
04:15.43 | espen | hm |
04:15.46 | JerJer | ISDN ?! |
04:15.48 | doughecka | whatever it is |
04:15.53 | JerJer | CAPI ? |
04:15.57 | doughecka | yea, dats it |
04:17.15 | espen | doughecka, no channel type registered |
04:17.34 | doughecka | you fix him up :P |
04:17.40 | doughecka | I dont know isdn |
04:18.24 | ciego34 | how to use * with eicon diva pro 2.0 isdn bri card ??? |
04:18.30 | espen | diva |
04:18.32 | espen | oh |
04:18.33 | espen | hehe |
04:18.41 | doughecka | ztdummy: have fun! :) |
04:19.30 | ciego34 | ??? |
04:20.10 | ztdummy | tx...you leavin? |
04:20.22 | doughecka | yah |
04:20.27 | ztdummy | l8r |
04:20.30 | ztdummy | nice talkin |
04:20.31 | doughecka | 73 :) |
04:20.37 | Beave | bbiab |
04:25.51 | ztdummy | i was in amsterdam this summer...man...you could make a killing by setting up a voip call center there |
04:26.10 | ztdummy | and sell some bottled water to drink while calling |
04:26.11 | ztdummy | :) |
04:26.30 | ztdummy | that town is teeming with transients |
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04:27.59 | tim27 | YAAAAAHHHHHHHHHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO |
04:28.39 | ztdummy | i've been to several countries and that town just is off the hoook |
04:29.01 | ztdummy | even if drugs/whoring/debauchery aren't your thinkg |
04:29.11 | ztdummy | the arts/women/beach |
04:29.14 | ztdummy | unreal |
04:29.31 | ztdummy | and they speak english which is good for my whitebread ass |
04:29.34 | tim27 | my setup is working ... :)))))) two sip x-lite phone ... i'm able to connnect 2000 to 2001 and 2001 to 2000 :)))) |
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04:29.43 | ztdummy | sweet time |
04:29.49 | ztdummy | <PROTECTED> |
04:30.16 | tim27 | it was easier that i taught... :) |
04:30.27 | espen | anyone that have a fine sound in .gsm, i need.. |
04:30.31 | espen | song |
04:30.32 | espen | that is |
04:32.10 | Cripon | in dhcpd.conf.. for a subnet, with dhcpd running on the subnet's gateway.. does the router option have to point to the subnet's gateway? |
04:32.15 | Cripon | or the network gateway? |
04:33.05 | kimo_sabe | Cripon: huh? |
04:33.37 | ztdummy | heh |
04:34.36 | Cripon | inetgateway ->>>>>> spanhead >>>>>>>hdlc>>>>>>>>hdlc>>>>>>>>>subnet/spanhead2 running dhcp -----> subnet |
04:35.22 | Cripon | does the option routers in dhcpd.conf point to the subnet spanhead2 that is issuing the ip's out to the subnet? |
04:35.42 | kimo_sabe | Cripon: think it through. What can the DHCP clients actually talk to? |
04:36.06 | Cripon | only the their gateway to the rest of the network |
04:36.12 | Cripon | so my answer is oui |
04:39.39 | kram | lol |
04:39.44 | Stealth_Man | hello Mark |
04:41.48 | blitzrage | lol |
04:43.03 | tim27 | where i download gastman |
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04:43.41 | scott | zebra is fun :) |
04:44.37 | ztdummy | i have only used win32 gastman and have been told that the *nix version has much more functionality...true? |
04:44.46 | blitzrage | what is gastman? |
04:45.15 | tim27 | i think it's a windows software to see the channels that are in use |
04:45.17 | ztdummy | remote asterisk manager tool |
04:45.22 | blitzrage | ah |
04:45.25 | blitzrage | never used it :) |
04:45.45 | ztdummy | well, the win32 version isn't tremendously functional |
04:46.12 | tim27 | what exactly you can see with this ??? |
04:49.25 | scott | challenge everything!@ |
04:50.28 | Exomorph | Whats the url to gastman? |
04:51.52 | tim27 | dunno |
04:52.01 | tim27 | ztdummy you have the url ??? |
04:52.53 | espen | <PROTECTED> |
04:52.53 | espen | NOTICE[213006]: File app_mp3.c, Line 80 (timed_read): Selected timed out/errored out with 0 |
04:53.03 | espen | what is fail? |
04:53.21 | tim27 | any know how i can enable music on hold for my two sip phone... |
04:53.39 | espen | tim27, you do that with your SIP-gw |
04:53.58 | ztdummy | tim: you can get gastman at ftp.asterisk.org |
04:54.12 | tim27 | thanks ztdummy |
04:54.15 | espen | ztdummy, fix my problem ;P |
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04:55.07 | ztdummy | ftp://ftp.asterisk.org/pub/telephony/gastman/ |
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04:56.56 | ztdummy | why is there a gentoo iso in ftp.asterisk.org/pub/ |
04:56.56 | ztdummy | ? |
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04:57.29 | ztdummy | or a staroffice directory? |
04:58.02 | tim27 | who hear the telephone.mp3 song from the ftp.asterisk.org/pub |
04:58.05 | tim27 | that funny |
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04:59.25 | frank_sbr | Did anybody had any problem with Asterisk server totally freezing? |
04:59.34 | cman | me |
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04:59.49 | cman | just restarted and was ok |
05:00.18 | ztdummy | how do you handle a situation like that non-interactively? |
05:00.38 | ztdummy | this is what i'm worried about in a production environ |
05:00.40 | frank_sbr | It happened to me every other day...and no core dumps? |
05:00.53 | ztdummy | everyother day!?? |
05:01.10 | tim27 | ztdummy what is for the user and password of the host in gastman : they mean the linux password ??? |
05:01.26 | ztdummy | you must edit /etc/asterisk/manager.conf |
05:01.27 | frank_sbr | Yep |
05:01.35 | ztdummy | and add yourself an entry |
05:01.48 | tim27 | let me check this |
05:02.15 | ztdummy | and be sure to forward the port if you are firewalling |
05:02.31 | ztdummy | what is tormenta? |
05:02.34 | ztdummy | anyone? |
05:03.39 | coppice | No. tormenta does not mean anyone :-) |
05:03.49 | tim27 | in permit ... how i can set a range |
05:05.17 | ztdummy | what do you mean by "tormenta does not mean anyone.." |
05:05.18 | ztdummy | ? |
05:05.46 | coppice | ztdummy: what do you want to know about tormenta? |
05:05.56 | ztdummy | what is it? |
05:06.12 | ztdummy | i see the directory on ftp.asterisk |
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05:06.44 | coppice | It is the name of the original E1 and T1 cards from zapatatelephony and Digium |
05:07.45 | ztdummy | ahh |
05:08.15 | coppice | try www.zapatatelephony.org for the origins |
05:08.33 | ztdummy | you have been around, eh? |
05:10.45 | ztdummy | heh...i can't decide it tiling my IRC channels is great or terrible |
05:11.09 | ztdummy | it'll get to ya |
05:11.29 | tim27 | ztdummy: i putted this in the manager.conf [timain] |
05:11.29 | tim27 | secret = **** |
05:11.29 | tim27 | deny=0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 |
05:11.29 | tim27 | permit=192.168.1.102/255.255.255.0 |
05:11.29 | tim27 | read = system,call,log,verbose,command,agent,user |
05:11.31 | tim27 | write = system,call,log,verbose,command,agent,user |
05:11.50 | tim27 | when i try to log... it say 192.168.1.101 failed 10061 |
05:11.54 | ciego34 | can build a pri card using www.zapatatelephony.org info??? is a working info??? |
05:12.14 | tim27 | i puted the user in bracket before this |
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05:13.28 | Santo | hello people |
05:13.38 | cman | anybody had a problem with DISA??? |
05:13.59 | Santo | is my voice stolen ..can some one hear me |
05:14.16 | Santo | cman what up |
05:14.18 | cman | when i dial 791 eg,,, DISA is receiving 7911, 77991, etc. |
05:14.23 | tim27 | any can help with gastman |
05:14.36 | Santo | tim27 whats the problem |
05:15.01 | ztdummy | i usually don't worry about permit and deny |
05:15.07 | ztdummy | just add the read write lines |
05:15.08 | cman | the phone set is same...i don't know when i use DISA, it detects double digits sometimes.. telling me the diales no is wrong or so |
05:15.42 | tim27 | i can log to gastman |
05:15.47 | Santo | hey anyone installed two NIC cards on one sysytem |
05:15.59 | cman | when using goto... its working fine.. i don't think its the problem wih the phone set |
05:16.07 | Santo | tim27 you can't or you can |
05:16.10 | tim27 | what you put for the read write line |
05:16.11 | tim27 | cant |
05:16.24 | tim27 | I'M STUPID |
05:16.40 | Santo | did you edit the conf file |
05:16.46 | tim27 | no |
05:16.50 | Santo | do that |
05:16.52 | tim27 | i edited the manager file |
05:17.07 | Santo | what did you change |
05:17.16 | tim27 | which file i need to edit the conf or manager ??? |
05:18.05 | tim27 | you mean manager.conf |
05:18.15 | Santo | yeah |
05:18.28 | tim27 | [timain] |
05:18.28 | tim27 | secret = **** |
05:18.28 | tim27 | deny=0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 |
05:18.28 | tim27 | permit=192.168.1.102/255.255.255.0 |
05:18.28 | tim27 | read = system,call,log,verbose,command,agent,user |
05:18.29 | tim27 | write = system,call,log,verbose,command,agent,user |
05:18.30 | Santo | ok go to http://alpha.engr.twsu.edu/~spsantos/ |
05:18.52 | Santo | and click on asterisk configuration |
05:19.14 | tim27 | it's you web page ??? |
05:19.18 | Santo | [general] |
05:19.18 | Santo | enabled = yes |
05:19.18 | Santo | port = 5038 |
05:19.18 | Santo | bindaddr = 0.0.0.0 |
05:20.04 | tim27 | this is also there |
05:20.20 | Santo | I did this few months ago |
05:20.43 | Santo | I don't know if there has been log of changes but you must be able |
05:20.49 | Santo | to get that login |
05:21.00 | tim27 | maybe i should remove permit and deny |
05:21.19 | tim27 | i have the deny and permit = in my file |
05:21.22 | tim27 | let me change this |
05:21.28 | Santo | no was it there before |
05:21.37 | Santo | just comment those |
05:21.40 | Santo | and try |
05:21.52 | Santo | are you behind firewall or NAT |
05:22.18 | tim27 | after this i type reload ??? |
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05:23.15 | Santo | yeah |
05:23.35 | tim27 | same thing connection failed |
05:23.37 | tim27 | :((( |
05:23.45 | Santo | any redhat Guru's for loading ethernet adapter |
05:23.54 | Santo | what do you see on CLI |
05:24.15 | Santo | are you behind firewall |
05:24.18 | Santo | or NAT |
05:24.26 | tim27 | notting |
05:24.52 | tim27 | when gasman as for hostname , i enter the ip of the asterisk ??? |
05:25.07 | tim27 | as=ask |
05:25.37 | Santo | ok are you on the same machine |
05:25.44 | Santo | is the port open |
05:25.52 | rikcy | hello Santo |
05:25.54 | Santo | port 5038 |
05:26.04 | rikcy | i looked at your samples conf |
05:26.05 | Santo | ricky sup buddy |
05:26.12 | Santo | ok |
05:26.17 | rikcy | i have a question for yaa |
05:26.20 | Santo | they are pretty old |
05:26.27 | Santo | sure whats that |
05:26.29 | tim27 | i'm not on the same machine |
05:26.30 | rikcy | just an example |
05:26.45 | tim27 | 192.168.1.101 is the asterisk box |
05:26.48 | rikcy | if i were to call you on iax at extension1, how should i dial |
05:26.48 | Santo | tim27 check if the port is open |
05:27.08 | Santo | yes |
05:27.14 | rikcy | i am trying to setup something similar but having a real hard time |
05:27.20 | tim27 | i'm on a local network, not behing a firewall... |
05:27.50 | tim27 | my sip softphone can connect on the asterisk box... |
05:27.59 | Santo | configure an extension for IAX with corresponding asterisk |
05:28.02 | rikcy | as a guest, everything goes to context=> incoming |
05:28.12 | tim27 | i dont understand why gastman cant |
05:28.18 | Santo | tim27 check if the port is open |
05:28.26 | rikcy | at incoming, you include => start |
05:28.33 | tim27 | where i check this santo |
05:28.41 | rikcy | unders start, you have various branches |
05:28.54 | rikcy | could you just tell me how do i get to one of the extensions |
05:29.01 | rikcy | that will make me understand this much better |
05:29.16 | Santo | netstat -ptuna |
05:29.22 | Corydon76-home | tim27: look at /etc/asterisk/manager.conf. enabled must be set to yes |
05:29.25 | rikcy | like an example of call flow from iax --> incoming --> start --> to one of extensions |
05:29.53 | tim27 | thanks corydon |
05:29.53 | tim27 | it's set to no |
05:29.53 | tim27 | :) |
05:30.12 | rikcy | Santo buddy, did you get my messages..... |
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05:30.18 | Corydon76-home | Don't forget to define a user in manager.conf |
05:30.27 | Santo | tim27 ;(((((((( |
05:30.28 | tim27 | i did it |
05:30.29 | rikcy | i have literally spent ~24 hours figuring this out...still no luck |
05:31.05 | Santo | rikcy what part of the config are you referring to on the website |
05:31.20 | tim27 | now it say logging... and disconnected from remote host |
05:31.23 | rikcy | call flow from iax.conf to extensions.conf |
05:31.24 | tim27 | :(((( |
05:31.33 | rikcy | call flow from iax --> incoming --> start --> to one of extensions |
05:31.54 | rikcy | and how to dial one of your extensions listed under start context |
05:32.07 | rikcy | i just need to understand the flow so that i can implement something similar |
05:32.21 | rikcy | how do you pass extensions via iax to the context? |
05:32.26 | rikcy | i am not getting that part |
05:32.26 | Santo | ok to dial through IAX channel configure your iax.conf |
05:32.32 | rikcy | i did that |
05:32.46 | rikcy | the part that is a problem is to be able to dial different extensions |
05:32.49 | Santo | and then add something like this for you to dial out in extensions.conf |
05:32.51 | Santo | exten => _1800NXXXXXX,1,Dial(IAX/user:passwd@iaxtel.com/${EXTEN}@iaxtel) |
05:33.16 | rikcy | how about incoming calls |
05:33.20 | Santo | get a 17xxx number from iaxtel |
05:33.25 | rikcy | yes. |
05:33.25 | Santo | and test it |
05:33.28 | rikcy | i already have it |
05:33.48 | rikcy | that work |
05:33.55 | rikcy | here is what i am interested in |
05:33.57 | rikcy | pretty simple |
05:34.05 | rikcy | i have a 700# from iaxtel |
05:34.11 | JerJer | is iaxtel working? |
05:34.12 | rikcy | i give it to my buddy |
05:34.21 | tim27 | <PROTECTED> |
05:34.21 | tim27 | NOTICE[1225991360]: File manager.c, Line 260 (authenticate): 192.168.1.102 failed to authenticate as 'timain' |
05:34.21 | tim27 | <PROTECTED> |
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05:34.31 | rikcy | who calls me from diax/iaxcomm |
05:34.39 | rikcy | now, i have two extensions |
05:34.52 | rikcy | one for home-office and one for home |
05:34.56 | Santo | ricky look at this example things may be clear |
05:34.57 | rikcy | say ext1 and ext2 |
05:34.57 | Santo | exten => 4099,1,Dial(IAX/guest@zebraroaming.com/s@incoming) |
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05:35.28 | JerJer | tim27: have you setup manager.conf / |
05:35.29 | JerJer | ? |
05:35.30 | Santo | one of my friend had set IAX on his asterisk box |
05:35.35 | rikcy | s@incoming goes as default |
05:35.44 | Santo | at zebraroa....com |
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05:35.50 | tim27 | JerJer yes |
05:35.57 | JerJer | look again |
05:36.03 | tim27 | my manager.conf is like this |
05:36.04 | JerJer | whatever your sending doens't match |
05:36.09 | Santo | jerjer the lord |
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05:36.37 | tim27 | ; Asterisk Call Management support |
05:36.38 | tim27 | ; |
05:36.38 | tim27 | [general] |
05:36.38 | tim27 | enabled = yes |
05:36.38 | tim27 | port = 5038 |
05:36.38 | tim27 | bindaddr = 0.0.0.0 |
05:36.40 | tim27 | [timain] |
05:36.42 | tim27 | secret = **** |
05:36.44 | tim27 | ;deny=0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 |
05:36.46 | tim27 | ;permit=192.168.1.102/255.255.255.0 |
05:36.48 | tim27 | read = system,call,log,verbose,command,agent,user |
05:36.50 | tim27 | write = system,call,log,verbose,command,agent,user |
05:36.57 | JerJer | telnet your.asterisk.box 5038 |
05:36.58 | Santo | ricky there is a documentation I tried to explain my best go through that |
05:37.00 | JerJer | action: login |
05:37.09 | JerJer | username: timain |
05:37.18 | JerJer | secret: **** |
05:37.24 | JerJer | <enter again> |
05:37.40 | tim27 | what is the linux soft for telnet... |
05:37.53 | JerJer | d'oh |
05:38.08 | JerJer | um try telnet |
05:38.10 | scott | telnet |
05:39.23 | Santo | ricky there is some documentation on my website try those ..... I got to go *** |
05:39.25 | Santo | exten => 4099,1,Dial(IAX/guest@zebraroaming.com/s@incoming) |
05:39.42 | Santo | http://alpha.engr.twsu.edu/~spsantos/ |
05:39.44 | JerJer | santo: come on....use a type=peer |
05:40.18 | Santo | jerjer where ?? |
05:40.23 | JerJer | that exten |
05:41.10 | Santo | oh ok |
05:42.03 | Santo | jerjer any idea about asterisk and quintum gateway interoperability |
05:42.35 | Santo | quintum D2400 |
05:43.10 | ztdummy | i'm pretty sure they can interop with some configging |
05:43.11 | JerJer | i refuse to purchase (or use) qunitum crap |
05:43.12 | JerJer | so no idea |
05:43.26 | Santo | ok |
05:43.41 | Santo | VoiceGenie (VXML server) and Asterisk |
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05:43.56 | Santo | any idea about interoperability |
05:44.36 | JerJer | grr why bother? |
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05:58.57 | sizzzung | yo homies. |
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06:04.22 | blitzrage | what is the best way to check to see if asterisk is running from within a bash script? |
06:05.12 | kimo_sabe | blitzrage: pidof asterisk? |
06:05.52 | blitzrage | I was thinking of that.. but what is * segfaults and leaves a .pid file in /var/run? |
06:06.15 | blitzrage | I was thinking of just doing a [ -f /var/run/asterisk.pid ] which WOULD be simple :) |
06:06.16 | sizzzung | use ps! |
06:06.21 | kimo_sabe | blitzrage: um, ok. What does a dead pidfile have to do with pidof? |
06:06.40 | tim27 | Santo Gastman is working now |
06:06.42 | blitzrage | nothing actually :) I didn't really read your line carefully enough :) |
06:06.58 | blitzrage | sizzzung I'm not sure how to parse the output of ps though |
06:07.03 | kimo_sabe | blitzrage: maybe if [ "`pidof asterisk`" != `cat /var/run/asterisk.pid` ]; do ... |
06:07.27 | sizzzung | ps aux | grep Calculator|awk '{print $2}' |
06:07.27 | sizzzung | 9622 |
06:07.27 | sizzzung | 9723 |
06:07.36 | sizzzung | awk is your friend |
06:08.24 | sizzzung | RIGHT BLITZ |
06:09.36 | kimo_sabe | sizzzung: "pidof ââ find the process ID of a running program." |
06:09.45 | sizzzung | kimo_sabe: i know :P |
06:09.53 | sizzzung | kimo_sabe: i'm just saying awk is useful for very many things |
06:09.58 | kimo_sabe | sizzzung: err, not you, blitzrage |
06:10.09 | sizzzung | kimo_sabe: do you deny the abilities of awk? |
06:10.13 | sizzzung | DO YOU !#@%!@#%!@#%!@% |
06:10.29 | kimo_sabe | sizzzung: no, but it's a waste of time and asking for trouble to reinvent the wheel |
06:10.37 | blitzrage | hehe |
06:10.40 | sizzzung | agreed. |
06:10.47 | blitzrage | ok.. I think I'm going to use the pidof asterisk thing :) |
06:11.11 | Corydon76-home | succeeded=`pidof asterisk|awk '{print length($0)}'` |
06:12.32 | Corydon76-home | Your problem with pidof is that it returns ALL of the Asterisk pids, not just the starting process id |
06:12.41 | blitzrage | right |
06:12.47 | blitzrage | so I can get like.. 3 PID numbers |
06:13.01 | coppice | Has anyone here used GrandStream phones withe headsets for a call centre? |
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06:17.45 | cman | any one from nufone? |
06:20.34 | Corydon76-home | blitzrage: if you do that commandline I posted, it returns "0" if asterisk is not running |
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06:23.56 | jrollyson | coppice: I,d like to use them in that application, but haven't done it yet. |
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06:25.23 | monsieur | does anyone use * with an smp-based platform? |
06:25.50 | tim27 | monsieur you speak french ??? |
06:25.58 | monsieur | un peu |
06:26.12 | tim27 | pourquoi ce nick |
06:26.25 | monsieur | je ne sais quoi |
06:26.31 | monsieur | je ne sais pas |
06:26.43 | monsieur | c'est une probleme? |
06:27.10 | tim27 | non |
06:27.17 | tim27 | pas de probleme ici |
06:27.21 | tim27 | jsute des solutions |
06:27.35 | monsieur | ok |
06:29.57 | monsieur | there was an email from someone who had problems running in smp mode,and it was suggested to run asterisk in UP mode. Anyone know how to do this? |
06:31.36 | espen | Is it requrired to have a soundcard in order to get the asterisk playing mp3s properly? |
06:31.41 | monsieur | no |
06:31.43 | scott | espen: no |
06:32.44 | espen | I have problems with it, when i play mp3s, the sound creates *W????* |
06:32.55 | espen | *WSCEYYSE* |
06:32.57 | espen | or something |
06:44.05 | espen | scott, I can see det problems, its looking for /dev/dsp, (mpg123) does, how could i make it work then? |
06:44.21 | espen | Nov 23 07:39:34 WARNING[16384]: File chan_oss.c, Line 423 (soundcard_init): Unab |
06:44.21 | espen | le to open /dev/dsp: No such device |
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06:49.49 | ztdummy | hi mrgoby |
06:50.10 | mrgoby | howdy zt: |
06:50.18 | mrgoby | what's cookin fellers? |
06:50.46 | mrgoby | and fellettes :-) |
06:51.09 | ztdummy | speaking of fellettes...any fellettes around? |
06:51.37 | ztdummy | sheesh |
06:51.40 | ztdummy | we suck |
06:52.49 | coppice | That's fellatio, not fellette |
06:53.17 | mrgoby | oh, badabing |
06:54.20 | mrgoby | so, i'm still undecided.... what does everyone here think is the best way to do dynamic extensions |
06:54.30 | mrgoby | i've had problems with dynextendb |
06:54.47 | ztdummy | what problems mr? |
06:55.21 | ztdummy | coppice, how you expect a femme to talk, now?...unless of course |
06:55.22 | mrgoby | well, i'm getting 404 errors when i try to use an extension in my db |
06:55.24 | ztdummy | you are femme |
06:55.26 | ztdummy | :) |
06:55.46 | ztdummy | 404 sql errors? |
06:55.46 | mrgoby | i am trying to use it to dial sip extensions |
06:56.02 | ztdummy | did you add the line to extensions.conf? |
06:56.09 | mrgoby | yes i added the line |
06:56.15 | mrgoby | and loaded the module |
06:56.23 | mrgoby | and set the config |
06:56.31 | mrgoby | the 404 error is on my UA |
06:56.38 | mrgoby | session rejected |
06:56.47 | ztdummy | your ua is n't configged |
06:56.54 | mrgoby | what do you mean? |
06:56.58 | ztdummy | hmm |
06:57.07 | ztdummy | sowhat is the line in extensions.conf |
06:57.08 | mrgoby | it works fine on static extens |
06:57.52 | mrgoby | exten => s,1,DynExtenFromDB |
06:58.17 | ztdummy | is that right? |
06:58.29 | ztdummy | what page did you get teh syntax from ...do you have a url? |
06:58.35 | ztdummy | anybody used this before? |
06:58.50 | ztdummy | it's quiet as a mouse in here right now |
06:59.36 | mrgoby | i got it from the andreasotto site |
07:00.05 | ztdummy | coppice, you used extendb? |
07:00.17 | coppice | ztdummy: no |
07:00.51 | mrgoby | i've heard that there are better ways to do dynamic extensions |
07:01.13 | mrgoby | anyone know of any?? |
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07:03.42 | matthewa | on an X100P, can I use exten => s,1,Wait,10 to avoid having the system pick up the an incoming call? Or is there a better way to do it? |
07:05.39 | matthewa | bah |
07:05.40 | matthewa | never mind |
07:12.46 | snewpy | does anyone know how stable and workable the vpb driver is? particularly with an openswitch board? |
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08:06.25 | cman | anybody in us ?? |
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08:25.24 | cman | everybdy asleep?? |
08:25.32 | jrollyson | yup |
08:25.36 | voidptr | no. |
08:25.38 | voidptr | :P |
08:26.26 | discordia | mope |
08:30.51 | *** join/#asterisk rainer_home (~rainer@p508AF11E.dip.t-dialin.net) |
08:34.21 | *** join/#asterisk Tekati (~captain@cpe-66-75-211-60.bak.rr.com) |
08:35.28 | *** join/#asterisk espenz (espen@a217-118-51-166.bluecom.no) |
08:35.34 | espenz | how do I set up peering with asterisk? |
08:38.05 | voidptr | peering with? |
08:39.08 | espenz | anyone, just need to know |
08:39.39 | voidptr | depends on what type of channel to use |
08:39.43 | cman | voiptr |
08:39.50 | voidptr | voip? or isdn? |
08:39.57 | espenz | voip |
08:39.58 | cman | can u call 1 800 248 8870 |
08:40.07 | cman | without 1 i guess |
08:40.12 | espenz | why? |
08:40.14 | espenz | to get support? |
08:40.15 | espenz | :P |
08:40.16 | voidptr | cman : yeah, just gimme 1 minute |
08:40.29 | voidptr | espenz : between *? |
08:40.34 | cman | its my toll free no.. i can't call from here |
08:40.47 | cman | don't seem to be workin.. so asked i u guys could from us |
08:40.52 | voidptr | between 2 asterisk, you would use iax2 |
08:40.52 | cman | ok |
08:41.04 | cman | where can i see where my modem is installed.. |
08:41.10 | cman | command?? |
08:41.12 | voidptr | between other voip things you would use mgcp (most likely) |
08:41.23 | voidptr | or sip... (last resort) |
08:41.35 | voidptr | and forget about h323, since it is a mess |
08:41.36 | voidptr | :) |
08:42.32 | espenz | asterisk is the king |
08:43.05 | espenz | i got the festival to work to |
08:43.09 | espenz | hihi, voice speech |
08:43.21 | espenz | too |
08:43.43 | cman | how to heck where my modem is>?? |
08:43.45 | cman | tty |
08:43.49 | cman | something like that |
08:44.19 | espenz | is it possibly to get the isdncard adapter to call out? |
08:44.40 | discordia | espenz: i found out that people donst like festival |
08:44.46 | espenz | i mean like, exten => 500,2,Dial(CAPI/004791625817) |
08:44.50 | discordia | espenz: sure |
08:44.56 | espenz | discordia: i know ;P |
08:45.10 | espenz | discordia: but how? |
08:45.18 | discordia | but Dial,CAPI/outMSN:callMSN |
08:45.24 | discordia | like |
08:46.13 | discordia | 100/,1,Dial,CAPI/17:${EXTEN} |
08:46.16 | discordia | argl |
08:46.21 | discordia | it some sort of early |
08:46.23 | discordia | sry |
08:46.29 | espenz | NOTICE[409615]: File app_dial.c, Line 499 (dial_exec): Unable to create channel of type 'CAPI' |
08:46.30 | discordia | 100,1,Dial,CAPI/17:15 |
08:46.38 | discordia | hmmm |
08:46.47 | discordia | are both B-channels free ? |
08:46.51 | espenz | yeap |
08:46.51 | discordia | remeber |
08:47.06 | *** join/#asterisk ciy (~2mork@node-402405b2.sfo.onnet.us.uu.net) |
08:47.11 | discordia | what is your extensiuon |
08:47.15 | discordia | ? |
08:47.15 | jrollyson | hmm... any ideas about paging hardware? |
08:47.20 | espenz | like, what? |
08:47.21 | espenz | +47? |
08:47.22 | espenz | :P |
08:47.33 | discordia | no show it |
08:47.39 | espenz | hm? |
08:47.46 | espenz | my number is 33328001 |
08:47.50 | ciy | the S100u licks |
08:47.53 | jrollyson | whats out there that hardware wise I can tie into *, I need several page zones. |
08:48.14 | discordia | remember ypu cant call yourself and make * to have the call and dial out with 2 B-channels |
08:48.36 | discordia | this little thingie i forgot too ;) |
08:48.37 | espenz | im trying to call a mobil phone |
08:48.40 | discordia | ok |
08:48.43 | discordia | that should work |
08:48.53 | discordia | hmmmm but |
08:48.55 | espenz | exten => 1,2,Dial,CAPI/33328012:91625817? |
08:49.27 | discordia | how do you dial into that exten ? per SIP or CAPI |
08:49.46 | espenz | capi |
08:49.53 | espenz | via isdncard |
08:50.07 | discordia | hmmm |
08:50.09 | espenz | trust me, the lines are free |
08:50.27 | espenz | but are you sure that it is right parameter? |
08:50.39 | espenz | "CAPI" ? |
08:50.39 | discordia | japp |
08:50.40 | espenz | : |
08:50.40 | espenz | P |
08:50.45 | espenz | lemme see yours? |
08:51.04 | espenz | "japp" is kinda norwegian "word" |
08:51.05 | espenz | ;P |
08:51.09 | discordia | exten => 10,1,Dial,CAPI/17:10 |
08:51.12 | cman | hey how do i check the modem port its installed in?? "/dev/ttyd1" like that |
08:51.22 | discordia | exten => _0[059]./100,1,Dial,CAPI/17:${EXTEN} |
08:51.24 | discordia | or this one ... |
08:51.27 | discordia | both work |
08:51.41 | ciy | any1 ever get the dev lite kit to crap every reboot? even with modules loaded |
08:51.50 | discordia | sry man, gotta have some coffee. be here in a minute again ... |
08:51.54 | espenz | what does * say, when it is transfering, discordia? |
08:51.56 | espenz | paste some shit? |
08:51.58 | espenz | mine says: |
08:52.08 | espenz | Executing Dial("Modem[i4l]/ttyI0", "CAPI/33328012:91625817") in new stack |
08:52.08 | espenz | WARNING[409615]: File channel.c, Line 1594 (ast_request): No channel type registered for 'CAPI' |
08:52.08 | espenz | NOTICE[409615]: File app_dial.c, Line 499 (dial_exec): Unable to create channel of type 'CAPI' |
08:52.08 | espenz | <PROTECTED> |
08:52.08 | espenz | <PROTECTED> |
08:52.26 | discordia | ahhhh |
08:52.30 | espenz | mabye i should have "i4l" ? |
08:52.31 | discordia | you have i4l |
08:52.34 | espenz | aha :P |
08:52.38 | discordia | :) |
08:52.38 | espenz | *we are smart* |
08:52.42 | discordia | really |
08:52.56 | discordia | read the fscking logs (RTFL) |
08:52.59 | discordia | :) |
08:53.10 | espenz | WARNING[442383]: File channel.c, Line 1594 (ast_request): No channel type registered for 'i4l' |
08:53.10 | espenz | NOTICE[442383]: File app_dial.c, Line 499 (dial_exec): Unable to create channel of type 'i4l' |
08:53.15 | discordia | but i can give you a tip ... |
08:53.18 | espenz | haha, rtfl in fact |
08:53.18 | discordia | install capi |
08:53.38 | espenz | ok |
08:54.18 | espenz | what should i use as driver then? |
08:54.23 | espenz | just capi? |
08:54.29 | espenz | (in modem.conf) |
08:54.34 | espenz | hm |
08:54.35 | espenz | Makefile.am: required file `./compile' not found |
08:54.35 | espenz | make: *** [Makefile.in] Error 1 |
08:54.39 | espenz | bad capi20 driver :( |
08:55.12 | voidptr | time to go for a shower |
08:55.15 | voidptr | tata |
08:56.29 | espenz | discordia: where could I find the capi20 driver? |
08:56.34 | discordia | have a good doc about it. (wrote it yesterday ;)) --> http://zetagrid.de/asterisk-capi.txt |
08:56.42 | discordia | you have to compile it urself |
08:56.52 | espenz | really? :p |
08:57.02 | espenz | hehe |
08:57.34 | discordia | yes ... please report to me cause i think of pasting it when done for the documentation project |
08:57.39 | cman | what is the command to see where my hardwares are installed...help guys |
08:58.00 | cman | list of hardwares |
08:58.06 | discordia | lspci |
08:58.16 | discordia | on linux-prompt |
08:58.54 | espenz | discordia: do you know of a voip webclient? |
08:59.06 | cman | it doesn' give me something like /dev/ttys0... how can i find that? |
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08:59.44 | cman | discordia.. |
08:59.44 | charper | hi having problems with BRI isdn |
09:00.03 | charper | does anyone have any experiance with BRI |
09:00.10 | espenz | discordia, not its installed, what is the driver called? in modem.conf |
09:00.20 | espenz | (or, whats the name of the driver) |
09:01.09 | charper | wll the card is a firtz card using hisax driver and in the modem.conf the driver is set to i4l |
09:02.51 | charper | it loads the config ok with the /dev/ttyI0 but the card is not reciving calls |
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09:11.38 | Mike | whats the differences btw a FXS and a FXO? |
09:12.19 | espenz | hell yeah, discordia? |
09:12.19 | espenz | :P |
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09:22.11 | cman | LOL |
09:22.37 | cman | :-( |
09:22.43 | cman | :( |
09:22.56 | espenz | *lol* |
09:23.04 | cman | :) |
09:23.10 | cman | :D |
09:31.11 | charper | can anyone give me some advice with regards to BRI isdn :-) |
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09:46.01 | discordia | charper: use the capi channel drivers |
09:49.58 | discordia | charper: use this one to install capi: http://zetagrid.de/asterisk-capi.txt |
09:50.11 | voidptr | ~seen wasim |
09:50.12 | | wasim <~wasim@202.179.137.13> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 2d 17h 30m 46s ago, saying: 'eww'. |
09:50.17 | voidptr | :S |
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10:02.01 | decode | hmm.. 65$ ea for 2 2U rackmount cases w/ riser and 300 watt PSUs, and 15$/ea for 2 24 port cat5e patch panel w/ punchdown termination, good deal? :) |
10:02.48 | daork | yes, yes it is |
10:03.22 | daork | well, by new zealand standards, thats pretty goo |
10:04.05 | decode | that's US |
10:04.11 | decode | but still seems quite decent to me heh |
10:04.54 | daork | sure, thats about $110 and $25 NZD |
10:04.57 | decode | shipping is 23$ for the 2 cases, 7$ for the 2 panels |
10:05.08 | decode | Including insurance and tracking |
10:05.10 | daork | the cheapest i can get a 2ru case for here is $250 |
10:05.26 | daork | (NZD) |
10:05.29 | decode | these are used, guaranteed in like new condition heh |
10:05.39 | daork | ah yep |
10:05.54 | decode | heh |
10:06.07 | decode | i got a nice 38U cabinet for 50$ |
10:06.20 | decode | heh now i get to fill it :) |
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10:06.47 | decode | gotta find some nice 24 or better 10/100 1U switches next |
10:07.23 | decode | most likely i can mount em on the back side of the cabinet too, since it's a bit oversized :) |
10:08.04 | decode | now.. spend this weeks pay check.. heh.. |
10:08.08 | decode | err spent |
10:08.36 | RoyK_T | MORNING MORONS |
10:09.07 | decode | found a 4U case for 40$, but 4U is disgustingly huge |
10:09.48 | decode | i got the 2U cases for 65$ ea, so i'm not gonna complain heh |
10:10.22 | snewpy | anyone familiar with the vpb driver? |
10:10.40 | decode | next week ima buy the asterisk developer kit heh |
10:11.46 | voidptr | i always buy 19" |
10:11.54 | voidptr | because they stack better then normal cases |
10:11.54 | voidptr | :D |
10:12.07 | decode | heh, i'm going rackmount only.. |
10:12.22 | voidptr | yeah me too |
10:12.24 | voidptr | and laptop :P |
10:12.27 | decode | heh |
10:12.56 | decode | eventually i'll fill up the 38U cabinet w/ computers, networking, and telecomm gear.. and have quite a happy setup :) |
10:13.24 | coppice_ | Dell move have a rackmount KVM that looks like a laptop :-) |
10:13.36 | coppice_ | s/move/now |
10:13.42 | decode | KVM will be my purchase next month heh |
10:14.02 | RoyK_T | decode: where the fsck did you get 2U for $65??? |
10:14.05 | decode | i want 16 port auto (hotkey) if possible |
10:14.11 | decode | RoyK_T ebay ;) |
10:14.44 | RoyK_T | ah |
10:14.44 | RoyK_T | ok |
10:14.54 | decode | gotta get a KVM and a UPS next month... |
10:15.00 | decode | heh |
10:15.13 | decode | only get to spend 2 weeks pay on geeky stuff, the rest has to pay bills.. |
10:19.34 | decode | time for me to go to sleep *p00f* |
10:19.52 | espenz | RoyK :) |
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10:23.09 | h3x | the biggest problem with 2u cases is most motherboards dont have pci in the 6th slot |
10:23.10 | h3x | so the riser card dosent work |
10:23.35 | h3x | i found a pci riser that has a ribbon cable to fix the problem but its like $15 each |
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10:37.34 | RoyK_T | h3x: just test the riser cards thoroughly. we've had LOTS of problems with those |
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10:53.16 | snewpy | anyone want to volunteer for a test call? :) |
10:53.24 | RoyK_T | what sort? |
10:53.37 | snewpy | iaxtel |
10:54.00 | snewpy | commiserations roy :) |
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11:02.45 | h3x | i would think that ribbon cable risers woudl work better than pcb ones |
11:02.55 | h3x | just because the shit dosent move around when the case does |
11:03.02 | h3x | i guess on the downside you can get noise or bad connections |
11:05.04 | voidptr | my riser cage doesn't really use pci as riser |
11:05.22 | voidptr | it uses some "proprietary" bus (i think) to pass through 2 pci busses |
11:05.42 | voidptr | 2x100 and 1x133mhz |
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11:28.23 | beagle | hello @all! |
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11:31.16 | beagle | does someone know if it is possible to tunnel isdn over ip with asterisk? voice AND data is needed |
11:33.41 | snewpy | does anyone know what you need to do to coax voicepulse to accept international calls from asterisk? |
11:33.43 | zoa | A switch to 100Mbit can only be authorized once a 80% or more utilization can be documented over extended periods. |
11:33.46 | zoa | what the fuck |
11:34.00 | zoa | they have an option for 100mbit |
11:34.01 | zoa | i take it |
11:34.09 | zoa | and then they say i don't have 100mbit |
11:34.10 | zoa | wtf |
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11:44.51 | espenz | lol? |
11:45.01 | discordia | why lol? |
11:45.39 | espenz | zoa |
11:46.43 | daork | this is an isp or colo/telehouse provider? |
11:46.55 | daork | sounds like they dont want you to spike thier traffic too much |
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11:59.59 | WB | hi all |
12:00.20 | WB | anyone awake? |
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12:00.48 | WB | ... if so, I'm looking for a SIP phone for a Palm based device ... |
12:01.00 | voidptr | moo mooo :) |
12:01.07 | miller7- | moo mooo voidptr |
12:01.15 | WB | hi |
12:03.21 | RoyK_T | HII |
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12:06.49 | WB | I'm looking for a SIP phone for a Palm based device ... |
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12:17.03 | voidptr | hey cypromis |
12:17.04 | cypromis | WB: write one |
12:17.09 | cypromis | hi voidptr :) |
12:17.16 | voidptr | ųíų SignOff WB: #asterisk ("i bet ma bell likes it") |
12:17.17 | voidptr | :P |
12:17.29 | RoyK_T | hI ALL |
12:17.31 | RoyK_T | :) |
12:17.35 | voidptr | cypromis : i'm happy :P |
12:17.48 | Marlow | RoyK_T : hi |
12:18.25 | cypromis | :) |
12:18.30 | cypromis | the dinner was a success ? |
12:18.39 | voidptr | yep |
12:19.00 | cypromis | good :) |
12:19.08 | cypromis | moving to estonia now ? |
12:19.10 | cypromis | heehehehe |
12:19.14 | voidptr | considering |
12:19.14 | voidptr | :P |
12:19.30 | voidptr | atleast a country with surplus of girls |
12:21.28 | voidptr | anyone got a webserver on a non :80 port? |
12:22.20 | *** part/#asterisk cman (~arun@202.51.76.140) |
12:28.24 | voidptr | <g> |
12:28.34 | voidptr | my stomach is really turning |
12:33.04 | RoyK_T | anyone from .jp here? |
12:35.12 | zoa | voidptr, what do you want to do ? |
12:35.31 | voidptr | test why internet isn't working at a friend |
12:35.41 | voidptr | they can msn through the proxy, but not browse |
12:35.48 | voidptr | so i think provider blocked :80 |
12:36.06 | voidptr | and he doesn't have a clue |
12:36.19 | voidptr | so its best if i find a website at some non :80 port :) |
12:36.40 | espenz | http://217.118.59.34:5000 |
12:36.47 | zoa | try to telnet to a webserver on port 80 |
12:36.57 | zoa | then try to telnet to an ssh or telnet server |
12:37.13 | zoa | and you will know for sure if its your inet connection or you browser that is fucked |
12:37.15 | voidptr | no it needs to go through a proxy |
12:37.18 | zoa | yups |
12:37.22 | zoa | very likely |
12:37.33 | zoa | tunnel it trough putty :) |
12:37.34 | espenz | voidptr: try the url |
12:37.44 | voidptr | cheers |
12:39.32 | voidptr | like i expected |
12:39.46 | voidptr | just :80 blocked outgoing |
12:40.14 | espenz | so... nice |
12:40.23 | voidptr | how do i solve that |
12:41.09 | voidptr | <client> <proxy> (:80 block) (~inet~) (my server:8080) (~inet~) |
12:41.25 | voidptr | double proxy is not possible |
12:41.37 | voidptr | since i can't control the proxy on the client side |
12:41.41 | espenz | why have the provider blocked? |
12:41.58 | voidptr | the claim shit about virus |
12:42.23 | voidptr | i know they talk shit |
12:43.15 | RoyK_T | voidptr: running windoze? |
12:43.58 | voidptr | client is windows yes, but i installed it myself, and checked.. no virus... proxy server is linux... definately no virus... |
12:44.20 | voidptr | maybe some other client pc behind it has... but not my problem |
12:44.37 | voidptr | </offtopic> |
12:44.37 | voidptr | :) |
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12:52.20 | cypromis | I will setup a irc <-> jabber conferenceroom gateway |
12:52.47 | cypromis | for people that don't want to runn 100 programs lol |
12:53.47 | voidptr | i guess noone can think of a proxy thingy that can do... http://proxyserver:443/http://www.google.com/ |
12:54.05 | voidptr | oh |
12:54.13 | voidptr | wait i can relay to anonimizer |
12:54.18 | voidptr | humm sweet |
12:58.46 | ManxPower | Anyone here have experience with PRI problems? |
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13:03.51 | cypromis | yes loads of them :) |
13:05.16 | zoa | :) |
13:05.17 | zoa | same here |
13:05.46 | l-fy | cypromis > can you come in Germany? |
13:05.51 | l-fy | btw hello cypromis |
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13:06.07 | ManxPower | How about troubleshooting them? |
13:06.28 | ManxPower | Sometimes an outgoing call just gets rejected, sometimes it gets accepted, but no actual audio is passed. |
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13:06.41 | ManxPower | Same destination number. |
13:08.08 | kapejod | morning |
13:08.16 | discordia | hi kapejod ... |
13:08.34 | cypromis | l-fy: germany ? |
13:08.47 | cypromis | I will be a couple of hours in berlin on saturday :) |
13:08.52 | cypromis | are u in germany ? |
13:08.57 | l-fy | 16 january |
13:09.00 | cypromis | sure |
13:09.01 | l-fy | or aroundthere |
13:09.11 | tholo | Hey, kapejod? Where in Germany are you located, approx? |
13:09.17 | cypromis | I am ust now in London picking my private stuff and my family up |
13:09.20 | cypromis | where in germany ? |
13:09.31 | l-fy | i think arachen |
13:09.34 | kapejod | hi l-fy :) is it 100% sure yet that the congress will be in jaunary? |
13:09.37 | l-fy | not sure, if i'm right |
13:09.44 | l-fy | kapejod > yes |
13:09.46 | cypromis | aachen |
13:09.50 | kapejod | geilenkirchen, iirc |
13:09.51 | l-fy | or at least is what i know |
13:09.54 | l-fy | between 16 and 22 |
13:09.59 | l-fy | cool |
13:10.00 | cypromis | geilenkirchen ? |
13:10.07 | kapejod | tholo: i am in berlin approximately ;) |
13:10.08 | cypromis | was the first immigrant camp in germany |
13:10.10 | cypromis | hahaha |
13:10.28 | izo | hi |
13:10.37 | cypromis | aloha |
13:11.02 | tholo | Hm, I guess Ratzeputz might not be available there... |
13:11.10 | tholo | Great stuff, that. |
13:11.17 | sobol_ | hello |
13:14.14 | RoyK_T | l-fy: long time :) |
13:14.48 | kapejod | l-fy: are you sure it's around the 16th and not one week later? |
13:14.54 | l-fy | hi RoyK |
13:15.01 | l-fy | yes kapejod |
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13:16.45 | kapejod | congratulations mr. RoyK_T, sir :) |
13:17.11 | cypromis | hehe |
13:17.17 | cypromis | you have birthday the same day as my son |
13:17.18 | cypromis | :))) |
13:17.23 | cypromis | bt he got only 5 today |
13:17.24 | cypromis | lol |
13:17.27 | l-fy | wow |
13:17.43 | l-fy | happy birthday RoyK_T |
13:17.48 | RoyK_T | kapejod: thanks :) |
13:17.55 | RoyK_T | l-fy: thanks :) |
13:17.57 | tholo | Bare drittunger, alt sammen... |
13:19.06 | cypromis | ol |
13:19.13 | RoyK_T | tholo: hold kjeft, gamle gubbe :) |
13:19.22 | cypromis | he is probably as shocked as you are cause he never thought somone would call sunday 7am |
13:19.23 | RoyK_T | gamle troll |
13:19.26 | cypromis | :)))) |
13:19.39 | kapejod | LOL |
13:19.43 | ManxPower | cypromis, He did seem kinda suprized. |
13:20.09 | kapejod | cypromis: remember, they are vikings.... |
13:20.12 | cypromis | yap |
13:20.21 | cypromis | and they neer expct other people understanding a word |
13:20.28 | RoyK_T | cypromis: tholo isn't a real scandinavian.. he's moved over to the US... |
13:20.39 | cypromis | ok |
13:20.46 | cypromis | why should he shut up than ? |
13:20.54 | cypromis | an is his collor green ? |
13:20.54 | RoyK_T | nfi |
13:20.54 | kapejod | to conquer the US? ;) |
13:21.00 | RoyK_T | lol |
13:21.06 | kapejod | with a big ship? |
13:21.30 | ManxPower | cypromis, Our new PRI is rejecting outgoing calls and I have no idea why. Hence my call to the CLEC. |
13:22.21 | tholo | So, kapejod, did you ever try Ratzeputz? Relatively local brew made inbetween Hannover and Hamburg... |
13:22.37 | tholo | Highly recommended. ;-) |
13:22.45 | kapejod | tholo: no i didnt |
13:23.01 | tholo | 58% alcohol by volume, brewed on ginger. |
13:23.11 | cypromis | although he is from that region no ? |
13:23.14 | cypromis | niedersachsen ? |
13:23.15 | tholo | Works wonders as cough medicine -- you won't dare cough. |
13:23.15 | cypromis | :)) |
13:23.20 | kapejod | yap |
13:23.38 | kapejod | ....wir sind die niedersachsen ....sturmfest und erdverwachsen... ;) |
13:23.38 | cypromis | tholo: try zivania in cyprus |
13:23.40 | cypromis | :) |
13:23.54 | cypromis | or any slavic homebrew |
13:24.14 | tholo | Heh. This one has pictures of demons on the label. ;-) |
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13:27.57 | Chris_DE | hi |
13:28.44 | Chris_DE | I'm confused... I checked out the recent cvs version and now saw that there is no app_voicemail2.c ???? Is everything app_voicemail.c now??? |
13:29.57 | Chris_DE | Has application voicemail now got the functionality of voicemail2???? |
13:31.06 | ManxPower | Chris_DE, According the the CVS voicemail2 was renamed voicemail with something to make it work when called as voicemail2 |
13:31.07 | RoyK_T | I don't think there's any voicemail2 anymore |
13:34.54 | Chris_DE | ManxPower: so I won't have to rewrite my extensions.conf |
13:35.08 | ManxPower | Chris_DE, You should not have to, but you should. |
13:35.15 | Chris_DE | ok :-) |
13:35.27 | ManxPower | Eventually I'm sure the magic to make it work when called as Voicemail2 will go away. |
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13:46.20 | UnixDawg | man * is sucking up resourceas on 4.8/4.9 fbsd |
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13:49.34 | matthewa | UnixDawg: did you disable pbx_wilcalu.so? |
13:50.16 | UnixDawg | no |
13:50.24 | matthewa | http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk%20FreeBSD |
13:50.25 | UnixDawg | why |
13:53.37 | UnixDawg | thnks |
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13:54.31 | UnixDawg | much better |
13:54.57 | matthewa | cool :) |
13:55.18 | UnixDawg | I will have to look at the module |
13:55.41 | UnixDawg | other then that it works great |
13:56.29 | matthewa | it does indeed |
13:57.00 | UnixDawg | now I just need to get a gui interface and get it interfacing with my pos software |
13:57.13 | matthewa | only other thing is finding a timer to support MeetMe et al |
13:57.16 | ManxPower | Point Of Sale? |
13:57.23 | UnixDawg | yes for hotels |
13:57.29 | UnixDawg | www.veratouch.com |
13:58.00 | UnixDawg | its up but not officaly live yet |
13:58.17 | UnixDawg | use to be known as max touch in Canada |
13:58.27 | UnixDawg | but we changed the name |
13:58.32 | UnixDawg | and are starting over |
13:59.11 | coppice_ | There is something about some women's names. Somehow I don't get the urge to touch any woman called Vera. :-) |
13:59.38 | UnixDawg | vera is short for veratable |
14:00.16 | coppice_ | Isn't that spelled veritable? |
14:00.26 | UnixDawg | the name I wanted was taken |
14:00.39 | UnixDawg | some one has that name already |
14:01.00 | UnixDawg | seo we took a swing on it |
14:01.28 | UnixDawg | we wanted ExecuHotel but a windows based pos hase the name |
14:02.36 | doughecka | East Innkeeping! |
14:02.39 | doughecka | :easy* |
14:02.45 | coppice_ | I'm not sure I like veratouch, but I think its better than EexcuHotel :-) |
14:03.18 | coppice_ | why the "East"? |
14:03.28 | doughecka | easy innkeeping :) |
14:03.52 | coppice_ | Oh, I thought it might be available with a Chinese UI |
14:03.56 | UnixDawg | Bubba Hotel POs |
14:04.04 | doughecka | lol |
14:04.27 | doughecka | we just found that software called easy innkeeping for a client, all java based |
14:04.40 | UnixDawg | url |
14:04.41 | doughecka | interfaces with quickbooks |
14:04.42 | coppice_ | Why is it POS for hotels Surely it should be POE - point of extortion - considering most room rates. |
14:04.52 | doughecka | ~google for easyinnkeeping |
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14:08.16 | UnixDawg | the biggest proplem sith windows POS software is the citrix liceancing and the windows liceancing and the pos software and hardware . by the time oyu pay for all theat for 1 terminal your out 15grand |
14:08.26 | doughecka | yea |
14:08.33 | doughecka | we put it in with terminal services |
14:08.49 | UnixDawg | mine works with xterminals |
14:08.51 | doughecka | windows 2003 with 5 cals was 700, and then 1000 for the software |
14:08.57 | doughecka | brb |
14:09.02 | UnixDawg | and I have build a cheap 200 dollar xterm |
14:09.06 | coppice_ | Ah, so the extortion comes before the point od sale, too :-) |
14:09.36 | UnixDawg | my whole system when said and done is less the 5 grand |
14:09.50 | UnixDawg | for a single trminal |
14:10.05 | UnixDawg | and 100$ per extra display |
14:10.12 | UnixDawg | + hardware |
14:11.29 | UnixDawg | for mine you need a pc + fbsd+ kbd/mouse/caard swipe reader/ pos printer report printer ands a microtouch touchscreen monitor |
14:12.14 | UnixDawg | most pos companys make a nice terminal like par and micros |
14:12.28 | UnixDawg | but you pay 1500 for the terminal alone |
14:12.48 | UnixDawg | no software no configurationg |
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14:15.52 | UnixDawg | so the idea is to get into mom and pop hotels and bring them uptodate |
14:17.20 | UnixDawg | ok if you dont like the name figure out a few you like and email then to me ar richard@veratouch.com |
14:17.38 | UnixDawg | and I will think them Over |
14:18.22 | ManxPower | swipeyourcard.com 8-) |
14:18.40 | tholo | hiwayrobbery.com |
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14:22.47 | tzanger | is TDMoE not ethernet<-->ethernet only? |
14:22.55 | cypromis | yep |
14:22.58 | cypromis | it os |
14:23.01 | cypromis | it is that is |
14:23.12 | tzanger | i.e. Gary's post on -users about plugging TDMoE into an TE410P is incorrect? |
14:24.41 | ManxPower | Sounds like a good way to blow up a switch or a TE410P |
14:24.51 | tzanger | that's what I thought |
14:26.21 | coppice_ | How about inn-comptence.com |
14:27.03 | tzanger | different note: he seems to indicate that a T400P with one port to the LEC and another to a RAS device works just fine... citats had indicated that it wouldn't work well (i.e. v90/v92 speeds not achievable) |
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14:27.28 | tzanger | ~seen citats |
14:27.30 | | citats <~james@66.227.253.247.bay.mi.chartermi.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 20h 23m 8s ago, saying: 'zoa: yeah, or auto-negotiation didnt negotiate... it should display some advertised modes'. |
14:28.39 | tzanger | it also appears that I'm full of shit; the Meridian phone system does call parking almost identically to *... i.e. you invoke Park and it tells you where it's parked, not you park to a specific extension |
14:28.39 | coppice_ | tzanger: any idea what issues there would be with those speeds? Anything above V.23 should be sensitive to basically the same things (at least in this regard). |
14:29.10 | tzanger | coppice_: not really, citats had said that the latency between coming in one port, over PCI, back over PCI and out another would kill anything above 33600 |
14:30.11 | tzanger | I thought the T400P (or is it just TE410P?) could do add/drop though, so once you told it to route DS1/1/13 to DS1/2/1, would it not just go from T1 to T1? |
14:31.13 | coppice_ | tzanger: The TE410P can do drop and insert, and Mark says his software now supports that. There shouldn't be any substantial latency. At least no more than any normal network path |
14:31.56 | tzanger | coppice_: hmm okay... I have emailled Gary offlist to ask what speeds and reliability he's getting with the T400P |
14:32.20 | tzanger | I hope to be buying a TE410P shortly, just need to verify from Bell that I can assign the 911 addresses on my DIDs individually |
14:33.02 | heller | Q~2 |
14:33.46 | coppice_ | tzanger: a lot of poeple report modem problems on digital circuits which just turn out to be sync problems. A single sample frame slip will cause a modem to drop. |
14:34.24 | tzanger | yes, I come from a dialup telco world. :-) two years ago we dropped all our T1 PRIs and went completely DS3 everywhere |
14:34.29 | data[away] | The Art of Computer Programming: Boxed Set: the Classic Work by Donald Knuth. |
14:35.11 | coppice_ | Art needs to be free, not boxed in :-) |
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14:35.26 | bobman | coppice_: How would you go about diagnosing that kind of issue? (I think I'm running into it at work) |
14:35.42 | tzanger | bobman: make sure your clocking isn't fighting |
14:35.59 | tzanger | i.e. if you can, take your clocking form the line from the telco instead of generating it yourself |
14:36.20 | bobman | tzanger: Noted. :) |
14:36.31 | coppice_ | bobman: try phones on the line. It amazing how many people mess around for ages with modems. When you tell them to try an RTA and plug a phone it they here clicks. :-) |
14:36.44 | tzanger | one end should be supplying clocking, the other recovering. not both doing the same. You don't harm anything if they're both supplying clocking, but you get slips |
14:36.47 | bobman | The problem I'm running into is that it's not consistantly an issue. |
14:37.15 | coppice_ | Ans the telco has an atomic clock, so they are usually the more accurate :-) |
14:37.19 | bobman | Aye. |
14:37.30 | bobman | I'll double check everything for clock source. |
14:38.13 | coppice_ | bobman: Since the relative rate of your clock is likely to drift a bit (their rhubidium clock rather less so) results will tend to vary over time. |
14:38.23 | bobman | Oh! |
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14:38.40 | bobman | *smacks head* That makes sense. |
14:38.49 | timain | hello everyone one :) |
14:39.08 | bkw_ | lalalalal |
14:39.23 | bkw_ | its 8:38 am on a sunday and i'm awake.. EVIL EVIL EVIL |
14:39.57 | bobman | bkw_: For some reason I woke up at 6:50AM. Curse the built in timer in my head. |
14:40.14 | coppice_ | its 10:38PM on a sunday, and I'm testing code. EVIL EVIL EVIL |
14:40.22 | tzanger | While the Channel Bank I is a venerable piece of equipment, I have to say I am happy with its protection circuitry.. On the word of our KSU guy, I wired up my 12FXS/12FXO CBI to his recommendations (wiring 1st and 2nd pair to channel 1,2, 3&4 to channel 13,14... |
14:40.45 | tzanger | which is dead wrong... the cable is wired straight through, not some fucked-up arrangement he seems to believe they are |
14:41.12 | tzanger | anyway long story short I wired a PSTN port to an FXS port. ring, buzz like a bee on ludes, and hangup. |
14:41.25 | tzanger | fixed the wiring and the FXS port still works properly |
14:41.35 | timain | any know if asterisk need to be run always as a root ??? |
14:41.48 | coppice_ | If FXO and FXS lines can't take shorting to the wrong places, they won't last long in a telco monkey's hands :-) |
14:42.05 | tzanger | timain: I think it can run as nonroot but you have to change the device ownership/mode |
14:42.08 | tzanger | coppice_: :-) |
14:42.45 | timain | tzanger: so the best way is to open a root session just for asterisk, if i dont want to modify anything ??? |
14:43.03 | rainer_home | l-fy: do you know if the congress will really take place in jan? and where to get more info? |
14:43.37 | l-fy | rainer_home > i know just because i was talking with one of the guys that is going there |
14:43.39 | tzanger | CBIs have no far-end disco |
14:43.49 | tzanger | timain: yes I think so |
14:49.01 | coppice_ | Has anyone here tried using Grandstreams with headsets? |
14:49.12 | tzanger | grandstreams have a headset jack?? |
14:49.23 | rainer_home | l-fy: okie. thx |
14:49.47 | coppice_ | phone headsets tend plug into handset jacks, don't they :-\ |
14:50.04 | tzanger | heh perhaps; I've only seen the 1/8" mini ones |
14:50.22 | coppice_ | at least, that is what I am used to doing with plantronics headsets for call centres |
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14:50.55 | timain | i did a small pbx setup 2 SIP soft phone wih mailbox (the article of John Todd, i'm able to make the phone ring, on both side, and able to ear the lady who say to leave a msg ... (but i'm not able to recond anything in the mailbox) ... i use X-Lite soft phone, G711u and G771a and iLBC SPX are enabled... but asterisk say RFC3389 support incomplete Turn on client if possible , (play_and_record): No audio available on SIP/2001-049C, i see the mic |
14:50.55 | timain | <PROTECTED> |
14:51.22 | timain | i go no sound too when i answer the call |
14:51.29 | kapejod | timain: turn off VAD in your phone |
14:51.45 | timain | what is VAD |
14:51.55 | cypromis | voice activity damage |
14:51.56 | cypromis | lol |
14:51.58 | cypromis | detection |
14:52.00 | kapejod | voice activity detection |
14:52.28 | timain | lol i have a big domage i have notting |
14:52.43 | tzanger | hahahhaa |
14:53.08 | timain | john todd say use a HARDWARE phone |
14:53.14 | timain | why I didnt listen |
14:53.26 | tzanger | try DIAX |
14:53.37 | tzanger | it's an ugly little VB hack but I have to say that it works rather well |
14:53.46 | tzanger | and it's not SIP which should solve 90% of your softphone problems |
14:54.12 | bkw_ | DIAX is pretty good now |
14:54.20 | tzanger | yes |
14:54.22 | tzanger | it is |
14:54.31 | tzanger | too bad it's VB, I'd have liked a Linux version |
14:54.36 | bkw_ | is it? |
14:54.40 | bkw_ | oh ya it is |
14:54.59 | bkw_ | asterisk itself makes a good softphone |
14:55.05 | bkw_ | :P |
14:55.35 | tzanger | I don't intend on deploying * on every desktop with a TDM410P heh |
14:55.44 | coppice_ | my kids have an inflatable Nokia lookalike. Thats a pretty soft phone :-) |
14:55.51 | tzanger | USB headset or USB bluetooth headset |
14:56.05 | cypromis | why not use iaxcomm ? |
14:56.12 | cypromis | it is ugly but you an mke you own gui |
14:56.13 | tzanger | iaxcom? |
14:58.09 | bkw_ | tzanger I didn't say you had to put a TDM410P you can use a headset and the sound card |
14:58.28 | timain | bkw_ you dont sleep long |
14:58.29 | tzanger | bkw_: true enough... I've never used a sound card with * before |
14:58.42 | Chris_DE_ | how do I allow video to be transmitted via H323? allow=H261 and allow=H263 in h323.conf doesn't work |
14:59.15 | bkw_ | Chris_DE_ good luck |
14:59.26 | bkw_ | timain no I don't usually sleep long |
14:59.30 | Chris_DE_ | :-) |
15:00.14 | coppice_ | A headset and a soundcard should work out fine - trouble is, they never seem to :-\ |
15:00.30 | timain | will eat and try to figure out after this |
15:03.39 | tzanger | ok what's up with my math |
15:03.46 | tzanger | DS1 = 192kB/sec |
15:03.51 | cypromis | is there any regex that describes all US prefixes ? |
15:03.54 | tzanger | PCI = 33Mhz * 4 bytes/clock = 132MB/sec |
15:04.15 | tzanger | *raw* performance says that I should be able to process 687 DS1s with a PCI based system |
15:04.25 | tzanger | of course that's not reality |
15:04.37 | tzanger | but that seems excessive even for theoretical numbers |
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15:05.39 | coppice_ | tzanger: You didn't halve the number of links to allow for them being duplex! |
15:06.34 | tzanger | true enough but if you're doing any kind of codec translation then your 2-way data is uneven (say if you're doing incoming and spewing it all out a NIC |
15:07.02 | ManxPower | cypromis, NXXNXXXXXX |
15:07.09 | cypromis | ?? |
15:07.23 | cypromis | US continental 48 states is NOT NXXNXXXXX |
15:07.35 | tzanger | that's north america |
15:07.37 | l-fy | hi Mark |
15:07.44 | kram | greetings all |
15:07.49 | kram | i'm on a really bad wireless link |
15:07.57 | kram | so apologies if i disappear |
15:07.58 | tzanger | I don't think there is a regex for JUST the U.S. I mean 519 is Ontario, 514 is NY IIRC |
15:07.58 | cypromis | :) |
15:08.02 | ManxPower | cypromis, Ah, ONLY the USA, not North America Numbering Plan? |
15:08.08 | cypromis | that is my problem |
15:08.10 | cypromis | correct |
15:08.14 | cypromis | I need continental48 |
15:08.20 | cypromis | including mobile |
15:08.21 | kram | it appears to be wireless connected to a modem |
15:08.30 | ManxPower | cypromis, There is no way to tell unless you have a list of USA areacodes. |
15:08.33 | coppice_ | kram: turn the microwave oven off (see slashdot today) :-) |
15:08.47 | ManxPower | cypromis, There is NO difference between mobile and non-mobile numbers in the USA. |
15:09.00 | tzanger | I thought that microwave interference was dealt with years ago |
15:09.08 | tzanger | hel I know my wireless driver had a "microwave work around" |
15:09.31 | cypromis | I know |
15:09.34 | cypromis | hmmm |
15:09.35 | cypromis | suxx |
15:09.39 | tzanger | 132MB/sec is the burstable bandwidth on PCI is it not? What's the sustainable bandwidth? |
15:09.43 | coppice_ | tzanger: It still hits the throughput badly with most 802.11 kit, though. |
15:10.03 | ManxPower | cypromis, The USA does not have a seperate numbering plan. |
15:10.13 | tzanger | http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&safe=off&threadm=31570362.167E%40prairie.NoDak.edu&rnum=2&prev=/groups%3Fq%3Dpci%2Bsustained%2Bbandwidth%26hl%3Den%26lr%3D%26ie%3DUTF-8%26oe%3DUTF-8%26safe%3Doff%26sa%3DN%26tab%3Dwg |
15:10.16 | coppice_ | tzanger: the sustainable bandwidth on PCI depends entirely on your burst size. The inter-burst stuff is a large overhead |
15:10.17 | tzanger | nice |
15:10.20 | ManxPower | cypromis, Well, there is no rate difference for mobile .vs. non-mobile in the USA. |
15:10.36 | bkw_ | ManxPower thats gonna change here in this area soon. |
15:10.49 | bkw_ | SBC the assholes.. some Mobile numbers here are no longer going to be local |
15:10.55 | dant | UK numbering makes lots more sense |
15:11.00 | ManxPower | bkw_, Calliing Party Pays cell service? |
15:11.09 | bkw_ | numbers that have been local for years ... will be longdistance now |
15:11.26 | bkw_ | no SBC is just dropping the agreements to make those calls local calls |
15:11.30 | cypromis | ManxPower: I know |
15:11.42 | ManxPower | bkw_, Ah. So they will be toll calls then. |
15:11.43 | bkw_ | evil bastards |
15:11.50 | bkw_ | ManxPower yep |
15:11.54 | kram | oh wow, this is sad |
15:11.58 | kram | it really is dialup |
15:12.04 | bkw_ | haha |
15:12.10 | ManxPower | cypromis, in my dialing plan I block calls to specific non-USA/Canada numbers that are in the NANPA |
15:12.11 | bkw_ | kram hows it going? |
15:12.21 | tzanger | "According to this page, all DMA controllers used in PCs have a read |
15:12.21 | tzanger | buffer of 32 bytes and a write buffer of 16 bytes. So, the bus cannot |
15:12.22 | tzanger | transfer more than 32(16) bytes in a burst!?" |
15:13.03 | coppice_ | tzanger: bus masters are not limited by that |
15:13.11 | timain | bkw_: maybe is my sip.conf that dont allow the codec |
15:13.31 | tzanger | coppice_: true, but can * handle multiple bus-mastering TE410P cards? |
15:13.58 | kram | tzanger: that does not apply to u busmastering cards on the PCI bus |
15:14.09 | tzanger | kram: yeah that's what coppice said too |
15:14.22 | tzanger | bus mastering cards can transfer directly to memory correct? |
15:14.31 | tzanger | i.e. they have their own DMA controller |
15:14.31 | ManxPower | I've asked in the channel, I've asked on the mailing list, no answers. What MWI does Zap use? FSK, 48 volts, or 90 volts. The phones we are using claim to care. |
15:14.34 | kram | only to those using the DMA controller built in |
15:14.50 | coppice_ | tzanger: bus masters are effectively their own DMA controllers |
15:14.55 | kram | the TE410P bursts one full frame of all cardes at one time |
15:15.16 | bkw_ | anyone care to take a crack at bug #544? |
15:15.41 | coppice_ | kram: how does it burst all cards in one go? |
15:15.43 | tzanger | kram: wow so if I had a 8 TE410P cards in a system I could initiate a 6144kB DMA transfer? |
15:16.09 | kram | i.e. i meanof all spans |
15:16.10 | tzanger | coppice_: I was gonna ask that next :-) |
15:16.12 | kram | that's 128 bytes |
15:16.14 | tzanger | ahh ok |
15:16.41 | tzanger | 128 bytes? Don't you mean 768kB? |
15:16.48 | tzanger | 192kB is one frame * 4 spans? |
15:17.28 | coppice_ | 192kB is one second of data for a T1. |
15:17.33 | tzanger | ahh not one frame |
15:17.37 | tzanger | duh I'm an idiot :-) |
15:17.53 | bkw_ | RoyK_T fish tank? |
15:17.57 | RoyK_T | yeah |
15:17.58 | bkw_ | or flood? |
15:18.09 | tzanger | 128 bytes... christ that hardly sounds worth the while of setting up DMA |
15:18.14 | RoyK_T | Tanganikya cichlids :) |
15:18.25 | kram | well that's actually an okay sized burst |
15:18.35 | kram | if we did it bigger, we would introduce an extra frame of latency |
15:18.40 | coppice_ | tzanger: dead wrong. on PCI short bus mastered bursta are a huge win. |
15:18.46 | zoa | kram do you know of anyone that used asterisk on an opteron server ? |
15:18.48 | kram | i don't really want to do that, but we may end up having to do so |
15:18.57 | zoa | or do you know if zaptel would be supported ? |
15:18.59 | tzanger | zoa: that's a major system you're speccing out on the list |
15:19.10 | tzanger | coppice_: hmm |
15:19.17 | kram | because *some* people's amchines seem to have I/O devices which block the bus for a full 125 microseconds |
15:19.18 | kram | which is an eternity to hog the PCI bus |
15:19.30 | tzanger | how many transfers does it take to program the TE410P's DMA controller though? And how much reprogramming is needed for each burst |
15:19.49 | RoyK_T | PCI? What's wrong with ISA? |
15:19.56 | zoa | kram is that what happened on my server ? :) |
15:20.26 | kram | zoa: i don't know |
15:20.30 | kram | zoa: i don't know what your server is |
15:20.53 | zoa | the one with the sip/iax2 hanging after 1 hour with 20 simultaneous calls |
15:20.58 | kram | tzanger: no reprogramming is needed, it just loops around |
15:20.58 | tzanger | the system I'm looking at has no other PCI devices other than what's on the CPU card (likely IDE and USB, both of which are disabled) |
15:21.05 | kram | tzanger: it's a double buffer |
15:21.07 | tzanger | kram: hmm ok that does sound better then :-) |
15:21.20 | kram | the card is setup to move 8 frames then generate an interrupt, then do the next 8 frames |
15:22.02 | coppice_ | tzanger: you have to look at the PCI specs for a while before the reality sinks in. Programmed transfers really suck. *Any* bus mastering is a big win. |
15:22.41 | tzanger | ok |
15:22.44 | kram | zoa: i don't have any idea |
15:22.45 | kram | although i did find a sip or iax lock that i got fixed |
15:22.45 | kram | in some changes in sched i was making |
15:22.47 | kram | or maybe wait... |
15:22.54 | kram | that's right, i remember now |
15:22.56 | Taxman_ | kram: The card itself does not decode hdlc, right? |
15:22.57 | kram | i was making sched changes for you |
15:23.06 | kram | then i had to fix the buglets i introduced in that |
15:23.13 | tzanger | kram: 8 frames from one span? |
15:23.20 | kram | so unless i'm confusing you with someone else, the sched changes should fix the trouble you were having |
15:23.29 | zoa | aha, thats me i think |
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15:23.40 | tzanger | does the card set up change with the number of spans active? |
15:23.43 | kram | taxman: no, there is an HDLC controller on the framer (in fact at least four of them) but we just do it in software |
15:23.55 | kram | i already went through the work of developing that HDLC table stuff |
15:24.15 | kram | man that was a nightmare, but now thta it's done it's cool |
15:24.17 | scud | kram: I wanna buy out asterisk |
15:24.19 | zoa | http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0000532 |
15:24.21 | zoa | this bug ? |
15:25.03 | Taxman_ | kram: ok.. the card works here now, will not taste it until presentation of the system tomorrow, but after this i have time to hunt the E100P crash bug |
15:25.03 | zoa | the ast_sched_add and ast_sched_del ? |
15:26.18 | tzanger | so in a TE410P-and-PCI-SCSI-only system, assuming the SCSI is not braindead, I should run into CPU problems before I run into PCI problems? |
15:26.40 | coppice_ | kram: don't you think there is a worthwhile performance boost to be gained using the hardware HDLC? |
15:26.52 | kram | i'm not even sure that using the HDLC controlle ron boar would be a win since i would have to read via 33 Mhz bus |
15:27.16 | scud | kram is a dirty mexican |
15:28.13 | tzanger | yeah but he'll be a clean mexican soon |
15:33.06 | zoa | hmmz, now i still don't know if opteron is tested and if that bug got fixed :( |
15:33.30 | zoa | and i need to decide if i want an opteron or not |
15:33.48 | zoa | its already approved if i want it, but if they buy it and its not working... hmm, i won't like that :) |
15:34.07 | tzanger | what is your codec translation time right now? |
15:34.14 | tzanger | how much better do you think it would get? |
15:34.24 | coppice_ | zoa: well I'd like an opteron. You buy one, and try it. Then tell me if it works OK. :-) |
15:34.56 | ManxPower | I've asked in the channel, I've asked on the mailing list, no answers. What MWI does Zap use? FSK, 48 volts, or 90 volts. The phones we are using claim to care. |
15:35.57 | coppice_ | ManxPower: what is MWI? |
15:36.07 | tzanger | message waiting indicator |
15:36.11 | ManxPower | coppice_, Message Waiting Indicator |
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15:36.52 | coppice_ | Ah. Then I think Zap currently supports only FSK right now. |
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15:37.53 | ManxPower | coppice_, So it's the same as USA LECs then |
15:39.04 | coppice_ | ManxPower: Should be. * supports MWI functionality that is an extension of FSK CLI. I don't know of any other form of MWI it supports for analogue phones. |
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15:39.38 | Mike-- | hi all |
15:42.50 | ManxPower | coppice_, Snazzy. The phones I'm using support all three, but they have to be set to shich one |
15:44.28 | tzanger | with ADSI does the other person hear the DTMF that the ADSI phone is sending to *? Or does * blank them out? |
15:45.29 | coppice_ | tzanger: the DTMF should be balnked out. |
15:46.12 | coppice_ | ManxPower: I just looked up the 90V MWI, since I've never used it. They just raise the DC to 90-135V, so neon light on eht phone will fire. Yuk! |
15:46.23 | timain | tzanger: when you want to use a ADSI phone ... (load asterisk script) do you need a blank phone... i mean one that notting is already loaded on ... or you can reload a script |
15:46.37 | tzanger | so is it then not possible to use an ADSI phone to call out to some other VM system and have that far system see DTMF? Or is there a special signal sent by the ADSI phone for ADSI DTMF? |
15:47.02 | tzanger | timain: I know, I have one and have found out how to unlock locked ones (I think it's on the wiki now) |
15:47.17 | h3x | adsi is detected like call waiting caller id |
15:47.33 | h3x | the CO sends a CPE alert tone (that high pitched tone you hear) |
15:47.36 | tzanger | the PT350 unlock info was already there, but I also have a 450 module that was locked and managed to unlock it :-) |
15:47.51 | h3x | and if the phone sends back an A its cwcid and C its ADSI i think |
15:47.54 | h3x | maybe its the other way around |
15:48.06 | timain | tzanger: which adsi phone you have |
15:48.13 | tzanger | PT350 and 450 |
15:48.16 | h3x | when you call comedian mail it sends the cpe alert tone to your phone |
15:48.27 | h3x | if theres no response it dosent try to send adsi stuff anymore |
15:48.31 | coppice_ | a lot of phones don't seem to sen the DTMF digit back, so I assume the exchange ignores it anyway. |
15:48.39 | timain | pt are the aastra ones ??? |
15:49.09 | tzanger | h3x: no I meant for an active call... if I'm talking to another person and hit the soft button for transfer or something.. is it sent via FSK, DTMF, what... |
15:49.11 | Mike-- | I cant DTMF to be detected by * from a pabx on a digium card.. any suggestions ? |
15:49.15 | h3x | well, it has to or adsi wont work |
15:49.16 | tzanger | timain: yes. I had this one for _years_ |
15:49.24 | h3x | tzanger: depends on the script |
15:49.25 | timain | adsi phone are cheap... i the adsi support will be better ... |
15:49.38 | h3x | scripts can do anything including flash, send dtmf sequences, |
15:49.44 | h3x | go to another page |
15:50.03 | h3x | usually adsi specific scripts send some other tone like A,C,D first |
15:50.10 | tzanger | h3x: ok... but like I said if it's sending DTMF how does * know to blank the DTMF to the far end? I mean there are two scenarios: the DTMF is intended for *, and the DTMF is intended for the other end |
15:50.10 | timain | tzanger: i dont know if cybiolink are easier to unlock ??? |
15:50.15 | h3x | B is reserved for government i think? maybe its one of the other letters |
15:50.17 | coppice_ | does anyone know where a downloadable ADSI spec might be found? |
15:50.23 | tzanger | timain: well the aastra phones are dead simple to unlock |
15:51.00 | timain | coppice_ i saw a software to right adsi script and load them on the phone but it was like 400-500 us |
15:51.01 | h3x | Umm... well the only application asterisk has for adsi is voicemail so theres no "other end" |
15:51.09 | tzanger | h3x: ahh okay I think I get it |
15:51.10 | h3x | and the other script just programs in some speed dial keys |
15:51.15 | h3x | no other features have been implemented yet |
15:51.24 | tzanger | h3x: hmm ok so all other ADSI features are done "in phone" then... |
15:51.26 | h3x | but if they were, you would have the script send a dtmf letter instead of number |
15:51.52 | tzanger | h3x: got it... makes perfect sense now :-) |
15:52.02 | h3x | ive got all the bellcore docs on adsi |
15:52.13 | tzanger | h3x: could you send those to me? |
15:52.22 | h3x | and i wrote a bunch of adsi screen crap for aculab cards with nothing but dtmf and tone generators, detectors, and a v.29 fsk modem |
15:52.31 | h3x | well they are on paper |
15:52.38 | h3x | and it cost $2 per page. hehe |
15:52.58 | h3x | i never got a full implementation done |
15:53.01 | tzanger | let me guess, 200 page minimum :-) |
15:53.11 | h3x | im sure its really easy since asterisk has a parser for it |
15:53.15 | h3x | Yeah, its a few hundred pages |
15:53.21 | h3x | i think 400 or so |
15:53.26 | h3x | if you order the complete set it was $2000 |
15:53.30 | tzanger | I think * has ADSI v1 implemented |
15:53.38 | h3x | but i got the basic stuff |
15:53.44 | h3x | for about 800$ |
15:53.53 | h3x | I don't know why no one has written more adsi stuff |
15:53.55 | h3x | for * |
15:54.01 | h3x | it would be nice to use for call queues |
15:54.15 | tzanger | I want to work on some more scripts, as I hope to be selling an ADSI phone system (about 100 sets) to a local business |
15:54.16 | h3x | or an extension directory feature, and speeddial |
15:54.21 | timain | http://www.bdttel.com/iplayer/index.html |
15:54.45 | timain | check this tzanger |
15:55.00 | h3x | you could sell them an altigen :) |
15:55.10 | h3x | thats basically what it is, is an adsi based pbx |
15:55.11 | h3x | hehe |
15:55.14 | tzanger | timain: nice |
15:55.29 | h3x | I think the coolest thing would be a call center that runs entirely off adsi |
15:55.30 | tzanger | h3x: well I'd like to give them a * system |
15:55.34 | h3x | work at home stuff |
15:55.36 | timain | but this is just a script loader ???, i dont know if it unluck all phone |
15:55.39 | tzanger | h3x: that's another project actually for an ISP |
15:55.53 | tzanger | timain: like I said, the aastra phones are trivial to unlock |
15:55.57 | tzanger | not sure about the others |
15:56.20 | h3x | the very basic features are just more or less speed dials |
15:56.23 | h3x | for feature codes |
15:56.27 | tzanger | h3x: yup |
15:56.29 | timain | i call buy cheap vista 390 from bell canada, you think it will be easy to unlock ??? |
15:56.32 | h3x | its easy to add stuff to the asterisk.adsi or whatever |
15:56.38 | tzanger | timain: yup I have that one |
15:56.43 | tzanger | 390 and 450 |
15:56.51 | tzanger | actually let me veirfy |
15:56.55 | timain | 100 $ can |
15:57.02 | timain | in the price or too mush ?? |
15:57.08 | tzanger | sorry 350 and 450 is what I have |
15:57.43 | tzanger | the little white ones with the gray soft buttons down the right side also work, and I have a friend at bell who told me how to unlock those but I've forgotten since I don't have one myself |
15:57.59 | h3x | ive got a ton of 452's |
15:58.05 | h3x | but id rather have 390s |
15:58.08 | h3x | headset jack... |
15:59.32 | zoa | <tzanger> what is your codec translation time right now? -> ilbc : 24 |
15:59.41 | timain | you see the web page ... does the default adsi script in asterisk allow the same screen of what is show... , like pickup , fwd, dnd, hold, park, etcc... ??? |
16:00.15 | h3x | No |
16:00.17 | h3x | its horrible |
16:00.31 | h3x | dosent even work right really. most people just use asterisk with it and disable the master script |
16:00.33 | tzanger | h3x: but we could take those scripts and modify them for * |
16:00.53 | h3x | it only does a few things... |
16:01.05 | h3x | when the phone is idle it has a Voicemail softkey |
16:01.11 | tzanger | right but like I said things like trnasfer and whatnot should work should they not? |
16:01.19 | tzanger | yes I've seen that :-) |
16:01.20 | h3x | when its offhook it has vmail, cidblock and cwdisable |
16:01.27 | h3x | which dials the well known codes to do those things |
16:01.36 | tzanger | yes I saw that, they're just speed dials |
16:01.57 | h3x | well, all you have to do to transfer is hit flash and the ext number |
16:01.59 | h3x | and hangup |
16:01.59 | timain | http://www.bell.ca/shop/application/commercewf?origin=browse_phones_shell.jsp&event=link(productDetail)&wlcs_catalog_item_sku=60466 |
16:02.18 | h3x | unfortunately on the adsi phones ive used, well the nortel anyway, the stupid adsi script disables the flash key |
16:02.22 | h3x | that needs to be fixed |
16:02.23 | timain | tzanger 100 $ can , 70$ US for a 390 too expensive or not ??? |
16:02.29 | h3x | the cidco works correctly i think |
16:02.34 | tzanger | I need to set up a voice page adsi script |
16:02.38 | tzanger | timain: sounds right |
16:02.50 | h3x | Its probably because you have to explicitly define a function for the flash key |
16:02.56 | h3x | and asterisk.adsi dosen't |
16:03.14 | timain | i do not why a third party didnt sold adsi phone with adsi preloaded for asterisk... |
16:03.24 | timain | this will be a cheap solution for small pbx |
16:03.41 | h3x | well, it has a script loader. |
16:04.06 | h3x | all you have to do to make it work is delete the service from the phone and then go load it with ADSIProg |
16:04.14 | timain | tzanger: you know how to unlock the 390 ??? |
16:04.17 | h3x | at least on the nortel 452 and cidco cst2100 |
16:04.34 | h3x | i've never had a locked phone. the us west badged ones ive got aren't really "locked" |
16:04.41 | tzanger | I don't have a 390 but I imagine it's not far off from the 350 or 450 |
16:04.52 | h3x | But in any case, you guys are talking about resident scripts |
16:04.55 | tzanger | the 450 was more complex, the 350 was a battery disconnection but I figured out how to do it without doing that |
16:04.58 | h3x | voicemail isn't a resident script really |
16:04.59 | timain | it's the phone compagny who lock them ??? |
16:05.03 | h3x | er. well i guess it is |
16:05.04 | h3x | sort of |
16:05.11 | h3x | you can load scripts on the fly |
16:05.28 | tzanger | timain: yes |
16:05.32 | h3x | theres at least two diff kinds of adsi scripts |
16:05.58 | h3x | heh |
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16:06.39 | timain | if you are not able to use the flash key so you are not able to transfert to another phone line ??? |
16:06.42 | h3x | automated ext directory and speed dial would rock |
16:06.42 | timain | on a centrex line |
16:07.01 | h3x | well |
16:07.14 | h3x | theres two ways to do transfer in asterisk on zaptel interfaces |
16:07.28 | h3x | flash transfer, and # transfer if its an incoming call and you used "t" in the Dial line |
16:07.43 | h3x | the # transfer is mostly there so it works right with voip phones or whatever |
16:07.58 | h3x | actually, i use # to transfer calls off my cellphone to a land line when it goes through asterisk |
16:08.19 | tzanger | h3x: explain? |
16:08.44 | timain | h3x: the script with asterisk for adsi ... the sample ones are not comparable from what you can get with televantage pbx and other pbx system... or not ??? |
16:08.53 | h3x | <PROTECTED> |
16:08.53 | h3x | [Synopsis]: |
16:08.53 | h3x | <PROTECTED> |
16:08.53 | h3x | [Description]: |
16:08.53 | h3x | <PROTECTED> |
16:08.59 | h3x | <PROTECTED> |
16:08.59 | h3x | <PROTECTED> |
16:09.25 | tzanger | h3x: I understand that... what I am asking is how you transfer the call off your cell... |
16:09.28 | h3x | timain: Nope. it really has no useful purpose whatsoever. Comedian mail does work well with it somewhat though |
16:09.30 | h3x | but theres some timing issues |
16:09.45 | tzanger | someone calls your cell *through* asterisk, and you can park it, hang up and pick up another line? |
16:09.56 | h3x | yah |
16:09.59 | h3x | well |
16:10.00 | tzanger | gotcha |
16:10.17 | h3x | transfer actually hangs up on you |
16:10.32 | tzanger | ok |
16:10.34 | tzanger | I like that |
16:10.41 | h3x | anyway, a real adsi script would be useful to navigate a call queue |
16:10.51 | h3x | so you can see a list of calls, pick them, whatever |
16:10.54 | tzanger | it fits into my plan to kill off my PSTN line and have an extension at work ring me at home... |
16:10.59 | h3x | log in/out of it |
16:11.00 | h3x | etc |
16:11.09 | tzanger | h3x: yes... and that is possible in * today, it just needs ot be scripted right? |
16:11.12 | timain | if you make asterisk transfert to your cell... , and you want if not answer on the line to transfert to a mailbox, this will work, but if the mobile phone company answer the phone with a msg like the customer you try to reach is not availaible, asterisk will think the line was answer ??? |
16:11.25 | h3x | Well heres what i did... |
16:11.34 | zoa | timain: yes |
16:11.41 | h3x | i set up asterisk so when someone calls my main line it rings all my local extensions twice and then all them and my cell about 4 times |
16:11.43 | h3x | and then voicemail |
16:11.57 | h3x | but the problem is, my voicemail on the cell would steal the call |
16:12.05 | h3x | especially if the phone was switched off |
16:12.14 | h3x | so i called up at&t gsm and had them disable voicemail on my phone |
16:12.27 | h3x | and then set up * to email my phone with an sms message when i had new vm |
16:12.36 | h3x | and viola, converged voicemail :P |
16:12.41 | timain | on my cell phone i can program transfert on busy and transfert on no answer... i can chose my cell mail box... or a phone number |
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16:12.44 | Chris_DE_ | using Microsoft Portrait SIP Client, I cannot signin asterisk using a password. Does anyone know why this??? Password encryption??? |
16:12.49 | timain | you think it should work with this ??? |
16:13.10 | h3x | well |
16:13.29 | h3x | no |
16:13.37 | h3x | becuse you have to pay for minutes on forwarded calls usually |
16:13.44 | h3x | if its not *their* voicemail system |
16:13.45 | timain | h3x... when you dont answer... the cell phone compagny play a msg like the customer is not availaible... |
16:13.54 | h3x | Yes, but it dosen't supervise the call |
16:13.56 | timain | so asterisk will think the call is answered... |
16:14.02 | h3x | no it dosent at least on at&t |
16:14.16 | timain | what you mean by supervise the call |
16:14.18 | h3x | fortunately |
16:14.24 | h3x | send answer supervision |
16:14.27 | h3x | go "off hook" |
16:14.32 | h3x | it plays the message without supervising |
16:14.55 | h3x | you have a one-way audio path to send anything down you want from called party to calling party |
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16:14.59 | timain | in canada i use Mike ... it's IDEN motola network... you can do walkie talki |
16:15.03 | h3x | until its "supervised" when is when billing happens |
16:15.26 | timain | i'm not telling about the billing |
16:15.30 | clive- | anyone seen Jerjer? |
16:15.43 | timain | i'm telling about how asterisk will handle this... |
16:15.46 | h3x | sure, but asterisk is just looking for answer supervision otherwise it sends ringback to the caller |
16:15.57 | timain | i mean ring desk phone ... for 20 sec... |
16:15.58 | tzanger | timain: you can tell * that the party has to hit # to confirm the call is answered |
16:16.02 | timain | play msg transfert |
16:16.14 | timain | haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa |
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16:16.23 | h3x | Dial can ring *multiple* parties at once |
16:16.28 | h3x | and whichever answers first gets the call |
16:16.32 | timain | that amazing what you can do... |
16:16.40 | timain | when i will answer the phone |
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16:16.51 | timain | asterisk will say press the # key to accept the call |
16:16.55 | timain | ??? |
16:17.04 | h3x | No |
16:17.07 | clive- | ~seen jerjer |
16:17.08 | | jerjer <~NunYoBizN@pppoe-66-112-51-206-rb2.grp.centurytel.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 10h 32m 32s ago, saying: 'grr why bother?'. |
16:17.27 | h3x | the H option is a documented unfeature. it dosent work |
16:17.37 | h3x | it simply goes by if the called party actually answers |
16:17.42 | clive- | h3x I am also fong H doesnt work |
16:17.51 | clive- | h3x I am also finding H doesnt work |
16:18.03 | h3x | Yeah, well i read the source code and theres nothing to do what it is supposed to in there. |
16:18.11 | h3x | and no one including mark seems to care about that |
16:18.14 | clive- | do you know any way to fix that...we have a bug #485 I think |
16:18.23 | timain | h3x if doesnt work... how asterisk know if you answered the call on your cell phone or if it the phone compagny who answerred |
16:18.28 | h3x | at least when i asked about it (before bugs.digium.com existed) |
16:18.30 | tzanger | why do you wait(0) there? |
16:18.39 | h3x | Oh, that has to do with n+101 |
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16:19.04 | h3x | <PROTECTED> |
16:19.04 | h3x | <PROTECTED> |
16:19.05 | tzanger | ahh ok |
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16:19.17 | clive- | jeremy, hi |
16:20.44 | tzanger | h3x: what do you have for #1 and #2 in that dialplan? |
16:20.58 | h3x | <PROTECTED> |
16:20.58 | h3x | <PROTECTED> |
16:21.07 | h3x | the reason for Answer() is so i can detect fax tones |
16:21.11 | h3x | even though i should have that as #1 |
16:21.15 | tzanger | you play it back before you answer it? |
16:21.19 | h3x | hehe |
16:21.25 | h3x | it says "This is carrier one" sort of like "This is cnn" |
16:21.28 | h3x | and then rings |
16:21.33 | h3x | freaks everybody out |
16:21.59 | tzanger | how do you play something before you answer the line? |
16:22.17 | h3x | its PRI |
16:22.36 | h3x | like i said, you get a one way audio path before supervision |
16:22.43 | tzanger | I am confused... what does Answer() do then? |
16:22.45 | h3x | as long as it isn't an analog loop start line |
16:22.56 | h3x | it makes it so my end can hear the callers end for fax tones |
16:23.03 | h3x | thats all |
16:23.08 | tzanger | ahhh |
16:23.12 | tzanger | I think I understand |
16:23.20 | h3x | im gonna reverse those two so it works better |
16:23.40 | ManxPower | tzanger, You can send audio before a channel is answered if it's PRI. That way you can send "Your call cannot be completed as dialed" without answring the line and making the caller pay LD |
16:23.44 | tzanger | so on PRI you can send audio before Answer() |
16:23.48 | h3x | but for my toll free ill get rid of answer() so it dosent run up my bill :P |
16:23.53 | h3x | sure |
16:23.53 | tzanger | ManxPower: ahhh I see |
16:23.55 | zoa | manx: that is cool |
16:23.59 | tzanger | I wonder if that's hwo the cell would work then too |
16:24.00 | h3x | your equipment is actually sending the ringback sounds |
16:24.08 | zoa | manx: that means that if you do that 2 way, you have free calls :) |
16:24.14 | ManxPower | HOWEVER, I think Playback and Background answer the line if it's not already answered. Not sure, I'd have to look ar the source |
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16:24.52 | h3x | yeah, well most carriers only let you get away with it for about 90 seconds or less |
16:25.04 | pino | ManxPower: of course you can't do it on BRI, right? |
16:25.15 | ManxPower | pino, I don't know. You prolly can. |
16:25.30 | ManxPower | The phone company gets VERY upset if you try to use that feature for free calls, however. |
16:25.54 | kapejod | well..wont work |
16:25.57 | kapejod | because after 60 seconds they will drop the call anyway |
16:26.04 | h3x | ManxPower: it dosen't, i can see it on my t1 tester shiznit |
16:26.08 | kapejod | if it's not answered |
16:26.30 | h3x | I use it to run a playback only voicemail box on a toll free |
16:26.30 | ManxPower | I seem to remember some radio station taking advantage of that. Callers called in, their PBX didn't do an answer, but told them to wait on the line until their call was answered and then only answered the line when a call got sent to a person. |
16:26.33 | h3x | and dont have to pay anything :P |
16:26.40 | tzanger | h3x: Playback/Background do NOT answer then? |
16:26.42 | pino | 60 seconds would be already nice to tell people "All operators are busy, please call back later" instead of, say, rejecting a call :) |
16:26.49 | h3x | Hint: ever seen american idol? :) |
16:26.50 | tzanger | ZapATeller would work great :-) |
16:26.54 | h3x | they aren't paying for any of those calls |
16:27.01 | h3x | correct |
16:27.09 | kapejod | pino: if all ops are busy, why would you have free b channels to announce that????? |
16:27.15 | h3x | yep |
16:27.21 | h3x | tri tone and allison... |
16:27.34 | timain | there is a way to be able to make asterisk told on a intercom... call for extension 2001 and be able to take the extension on any phone |
16:28.04 | ManxPower | timain, You trensfer the call to parking and then tell people what the part extension is. |
16:28.09 | h3x | *8 is general pickup |
16:28.14 | pino | kapejod: that could arise if you share one ISDN for voice and fax, and activate hunt groups or whatever they are called on one number ... |
16:28.17 | h3x | or use park of course |
16:28.20 | pino | from the telco side, i mean |
16:28.59 | kapejod | pino: a bit theoretical but possible ;) |
16:29.08 | tzanger | kapejod: wwell you'd have to keep one b free :-) |
16:29.09 | zoa | btw: anyone had experiences with bri's hanging up when you get a second caller tone on the line you are dialing to ? |
16:29.14 | zoa | with TE410p ? |
16:29.35 | ManxPower | zoa, Te410P does not support BRI |
16:29.40 | kapejod | it all depends on your telco's switch, they may allow inband call progress from the user side or not. |
16:29.48 | zoa | euh PRI i mean :) |
16:29.56 | zoa | when i dial from TE410p to my home phone |
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16:30.02 | zoa | and a 2nd person dials, |
16:30.10 | zoa | from any other phone |
16:30.24 | zoa | my TE410p connection hangs up |
16:30.26 | zoa | i think |
16:30.28 | ManxPower | zoa, You mean someone else calls the same number you are dialing? |
16:30.35 | ManxPower | zoa, callprogress=no? |
16:30.49 | zoa | is callprogress also for pri's ? |
16:31.16 | ManxPower | zoa, It doesn't work well so don't use it. |
16:31.33 | kapejod | it should be renamed to "inbandcallprogress" |
16:31.54 | cypromis | inbandcalldegress |
16:32.26 | ManxPower | Naw, just rename it to randomlydropcalls=yes/no |
16:32.43 | cypromis | lol |
16:32.52 | cypromis | that would be h323 |
16:32.56 | ManxPower | It's a FAR more accurate name. |
16:33.03 | zoa | hehe |
16:33.08 | cypromis | chan_randonly_break_or_crash |
16:33.14 | kapejod | hehe |
16:33.35 | tzanger | tlighman made an important post on -users... more than 2 TE410P cards you're gonna run out of device nodes |
16:33.52 | zoa | hmmz |
16:33.53 | kram | it doesn't matter |
16:34.02 | kram | because we open /dev/zap/channel |
16:34.05 | kram | and then specify what channel |
16:34.13 | tzanger | hmm? |
16:34.14 | zoa | i want 4 te410p cards in one box |
16:34.20 | kram | (yes, we even thought about that way back in the beginning) |
16:34.26 | zoa | :) |
16:34.33 | ManxPower | zoa, Let us know how that works out for you. |
16:34.38 | zoa | yeah :( |
16:34.42 | zoa | like the opteron thingie |
16:34.50 | zoa | lets risk 100.000 euro and see if it works :( |
16:34.55 | zoa | euh 10.000 |
16:35.02 | clive- | kram, hi |
16:35.10 | kram | zoa: give me an opeteron and i'll make it run! |
16:35.13 | kram | hi clive |
16:35.17 | zoa | aha, oké |
16:35.19 | tholo | 8-) |
16:35.33 | tzanger | dammit |
16:35.40 | tzanger | I'm getting power alarms on my TDM400P again |
16:35.41 | zoa | also if it stays my box ? :) |
16:35.47 | clive- | kram is theer any way we can get the H dial option to work afetr a call is connected? |
16:35.57 | cypromis | tzaner: we are getting that allays |
16:35.57 | tzanger | the last CVS update practically got rid of them, maybe it's time for another update |
16:36.07 | cypromis | I have to by default restart the card 5 - 6 times a day |
16:36.14 | tzanger | Ouch, part reset, quickly restoring reality (0) |
16:36.16 | tzanger | getting that too |
16:36.24 | tzanger | cypromis: I haven't ever restarted it since the CVS update |
16:36.29 | kapejod | clive-: it works for me |
16:36.29 | cypromis | nice |
16:36.30 | tzanger | that was 3 weeks ago |
16:36.52 | kram | tzanger: is it just on one module? |
16:37.04 | clive- | kapejod any tips,,we even have a bug #485 ( I think) |
16:37.29 | tzanger | i only have onew |
16:38.01 | kapejod | clive-: just make sure that the dtmfs from that device are detected properly (and that your device really sends them) |
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16:38.11 | ManxPower | Does anyone have crosstalk problems with the original TDM400? |
16:40.36 | tzanger | hmm I thought there was a dial option which let you confirm the call by hitting # |
16:42.55 | h3x | tzanger: its actually confirm with * |
16:42.57 | h3x | but the H option dosent work |
16:43.15 | tzanger | h3x: show application dial says H is to let the person calling hang up with * |
16:43.23 | h3x | oops |
16:43.47 | tzanger | ahh |
16:43.49 | h3x | im thinking of another option |
16:43.54 | h3x | that was in the docs |
16:44.01 | tzanger | zap/g1c type of thing |
16:44.05 | tzanger | the 'c' is confirm |
16:44.06 | timain | so the option work ??? |
16:44.09 | h3x | Yeah thats it, c |
16:44.14 | h3x | c dosen't work |
16:44.21 | tzanger | damn |
16:44.25 | h3x | at least when i tried it last |
16:44.32 | h3x | maybe it works now |
16:44.37 | kapejod | "c" means, clear channel data call |
16:44.39 | kapejod | how about reading the docs? |
16:44.46 | tzanger | kapejod: that's in Dial, not Zap |
16:45.04 | tzanger | Zap/[g]<identifier>[c][r<cadence] |
16:45.09 | h3x | yeah |
16:45.33 | tzanger | so the 'c' you're talking about is in Dial(url/c) IIRC |
16:45.35 | kapejod | we are talking app_dial, arent we? |
16:45.43 | tzanger | nope |
16:45.50 | kapejod | oh , sorry. |
16:46.29 | [Sim] | *yawn* |
16:46.40 | [Sim] | say kapejod, hows that update for your website coming along ? ;> |
16:47.06 | tzanger | I am gonna try that whole dial my home, then my cell thing... see if * will transfer it to voicemail if my cell doesn't hit # |
16:47.22 | tzanger | I like h3x's idea but # is necessary for it to work I think |
16:47.44 | kapejod | [Sim]: couldnt get hold of the designer yet ;) |
16:47.47 | tzanger | too bad * couldn't detect the telco's "the user doesn't have his phone on" message and mute it :-) |
16:48.05 | [Sim] | hehehe |
16:48.06 | h3x | Um... when i hit "No" on my GSM phone it just disconnects the call |
16:48.11 | h3x | sending fast busy to the caller |
16:48.17 | kapejod | with isdn it can :P |
16:48.43 | [Sim] | kapejod: zapbri coming along ? |
16:48.48 | tzanger | hehe... I just have to have "dialling the cell, if you get a message about it not being on, please wait and you'll be redirected to voicemail" |
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16:48.51 | tzanger | play |
16:48.56 | h3x | but i dont care, Dial()'s behavior dosent do anything about busy extensions/hangups |
16:49.00 | h3x | if theres more than 1 to call |
16:49.06 | h3x | so it just always times out to voicemail |
16:49.13 | h3x | id rather it do that anyway |
16:49.18 | kapejod | [Sim]: it makes progress |
16:49.23 | h3x | then people dont call back over and over thinking im gonna answer later coz its busy |
16:49.28 | tzanger | h3x: yeah but the caller will hear my cell phone message saying it's not on |
16:49.33 | [Sim] | anything we can go ahead and test with ? ;> |
16:49.40 | h3x | disable voicemail on your cell like i did :P |
16:50.04 | [Sim] | h3x: actually I'd like to get the redirect information from a PRI or BRI line |
16:50.05 | tzanger | h3x: yes that is what I intend to do, but like I said you'll still hear the "the person you're trying ot reach has his cell phone off" |
16:50.11 | tzanger | hence the necessity for using # confirmation |
16:50.22 | [Sim] | so if you forward a call to my ivr I can see from which number it was forwarded |
16:50.24 | kapejod | [Sim]: no |
16:50.32 | [Sim] | :-P |
16:50.34 | timain | h3x... even if you disable your voicemail... the phone compagny will answer with a prerecorded msg |
16:50.44 | h3x | it does that anyway on pri |
16:51.01 | h3x | tzanger: no it dosent |
16:51.05 | tzanger | h3x: huh? |
16:51.15 | h3x | <PROTECTED> |
16:51.22 | tzanger | h3x: ahhhhhhhhhhhh |
16:51.30 | h3x | if you ring more than one phone at once it does that anyawy |
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16:51.35 | tzanger | h3x: nice |
16:51.49 | h3x | kind of has to otherwise it would be a clusterfuck of a conference :P |
16:52.10 | tzanger | ok so I call my home phone, if it times out call the cell with rc, and drop to voicemail |
16:52.13 | tzanger | wicked |
16:52.32 | h3x | why not ring both at the same time like i did |
16:52.41 | tzanger | h3x: yeah you could do that too |
16:52.55 | tzanger | I thought your dialplan did something else |
16:53.13 | h3x | sort of. it rings my desk twice before the desk + cell |
16:53.20 | tzanger | ahh ok |
16:53.21 | h3x | just so i dont have to listen to my cell ringing if im sitting at the desk |
16:53.27 | tzanger | gotcha |
16:53.44 | h3x | i dont really recommend doing it that way because it creates duplicate caller id logs |
16:53.59 | timain | h3x you ring ... the cell and the desk phone ... that amazing... |
16:54.01 | h3x | hahahahha |
16:54.14 | timain | all this change... the way ... the phone will work :) |
16:54.20 | timain | it merge all |
16:54.22 | h3x | Yeah its like Zap/1&Zap/g0/5551212 or whatever |
16:54.38 | h3x | i just had a macro for it in there |
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16:56.41 | tzanger | that's awesome |
16:56.47 | tzanger | I know a number of people who are gonna love this. |
16:56.51 | tzanger | anyway time to get some lunch |
16:56.52 | h3x | hehe |
16:56.53 | tzanger | thanks for all the insights |
16:56.57 | h3x | you know, vonage uses asterisk |
16:57.06 | tz-lunch | h3x: yeah, I use voicepulse for my LD |
16:57.32 | h3x | im gonna be using it for selling voip term/orig |
16:57.41 | tz-lunch | voicepulse? |
16:58.02 | h3x | No, i mean asterisk |
16:58.07 | h3x | <- carrier one |
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16:58.12 | tz-lunch | ahh gotcha |
16:58.15 | tz-lunch | anyway lunch :-) |
16:58.21 | tz-lunch | thanks again for all the insights guys |
16:58.27 | h3x | mostly high volume customers though |
16:58.54 | h3x | multiple t1/e1 -> private line -> me |
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16:59.15 | h3x | i just found a IXC thats stupid enough to sell me private line with no mileage cost |
16:59.18 | cman | can anyone dial 800 248 8870 |
17:00.24 | timain | cman why you want we dial this |
17:02.14 | cman | testing.. if it is working now.. |
17:02.22 | cman | i can't dial that no from here |
17:02.27 | cman | its a toll free no |
17:02.52 | h3x | cman: you could use iaxtel to call yourself :P |
17:03.30 | cman | i am not on an * box now... so no...i am asking if u could help me and see |
17:03.45 | ManxPower | *grumble* Looks like only calls on B-Channel 1 are failing. Telco thinks it's their problem. |
17:03.55 | Cripon | I have a t1 subnet... I have a static route setup on the main net's router.. how do I pass dns information to the subnet, through the two t1 handling machines? |
17:04.19 | h3x | you mean point to point subnet, .252 ? |
17:04.33 | Cripon | hdlc... |
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17:04.51 | cman | i have a conf... don't know its not working... |
17:05.01 | h3x | whats dns have to do with it |
17:05.29 | Cripon | I need the subnet boxes, across the t1, to be able to resolve host names |
17:05.30 | Chris_DE_ | Did anyone succeed in establishing a video connection using H323 or Sip? chan_h323 seems neither to support H261 nore H263...? |
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17:05.48 | h3x | supposedly * supports sip video ? |
17:05.54 | Carp | I tried using intercom in Asterisk and I got an error that saud ERROR: Could not transfer voice |
17:05.56 | Carp | Any ideas? |
17:06.06 | Cripon | and the backend handling box, only knows the dns servers from the dhcpd.conf file |
17:06.18 | ManxPower | Carp, intercom? |
17:06.21 | Cripon | it's running dhcpd for the subnet boxes |
17:06.24 | Carp | Yea |
17:06.29 | Chris_DE_ | h3x .. sip video theoretically should work (but it doesn't :-) ) |
17:06.43 | ManxPower | Carp, That's not suprizing since Asterisk doesn't support station-to-station intercom. |
17:06.44 | cman | [incoming] |
17:06.45 | cman | exten=>s,1,Dial(Zap/3,20,tr) |
17:06.45 | cman | exten=>s,2,Goto(callusa,s,1) |
17:06.45 | cman | [callusa[ |
17:06.45 | cman | exten=>s,1,Answer |
17:06.45 | cman | exten=>_1NXXNXXXXXX,2,IAX2/secret@voicepulse/${EXTEN} |
17:06.47 | h3x | have to ask mark about that one ;) |
17:06.47 | cman | and my voicepulse account is working normally |
17:06.55 | ManxPower | Carp, maybe more details will help? |
17:07.05 | cman | why isn't this working?? |
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17:07.09 | Carp | ManxPower: chan_oss.c I believe and then I called it from an extension like someone told me they did the other night |
17:07.22 | h3x | many: i think app_intercom is to go to audio card? |
17:07.26 | h3x | manx even |
17:07.52 | ManxPower | Carp, That's technically a console phone. If you hook an amp and speakers into it and set the channel to be auto-answer then it becomes overhead paging. |
17:08.12 | Carp | Into an extension? |
17:08.16 | Carp | Check that |
17:08.18 | ManxPower | Carp, I assume you have chan_oss configured correctly? |
17:08.19 | Carp | That made no sence lol |
17:08.27 | Carp | oss.conf right? |
17:08.31 | Carp | I cant remember what file it wsa. |
17:08.31 | ManxPower | Yes. |
17:08.36 | Carp | I left hte defaults. |
17:08.38 | Carp | the* |
17:08.39 | ManxPower | I don't know how you actuall dial that channel. |
17:08.49 | Carp | because what he told me to set it to was already set |
17:09.01 | cman | can anyone look at this? its not working? |
17:09.02 | cman | <cman> [incoming] |
17:09.02 | cman | <cman> exten=>s,1,Dial(Zap/3,20,tr) |
17:09.02 | cman | <cman> exten=>s,2,Goto(callusa,s,1) |
17:09.03 | cman | <cman> [callusa[ |
17:09.03 | cman | <cman> exten=>s,1,Answer |
17:09.04 | cman | <cman> exten=>_1NXXNXXXXXX,2,IAX2/secret@voicepulse/${EXTEN} |
17:09.08 | Carp | I gota go for like 10 minutes, Brb. |
17:09.20 | Carp | PM me if you have anything about the intercom |
17:10.02 | ManxPower | cman, Change it to [callusa] |
17:10.22 | ManxPower | Also in the callusa context it's totally wrong. |
17:10.22 | cman | that was typo.. sorry |
17:10.32 | ManxPower | cman, It's better to copy and paste. |
17:10.41 | cman | i am not i n* box |
17:10.43 | cman | :D |
17:10.53 | ManxPower | You can't have a priority 2 in exten=>_1NXXNXXXXXX unless you have a priorty one for exten=>_1NXXNXXXXXX |
17:11.03 | ManxPower | cman, Kinda tough to troubleshoot then, huh? |
17:11.09 | marcus- | is there an easy way to use chan_oss for overhead paging and also have it generate a tone when a certain line rings? |
17:11.20 | ManxPower | I think you may need a space before and after the => |
17:11.20 | marcus- | ie. for "night service" |
17:11.33 | cman | space isn't a prob here |
17:11.49 | cman | i am trying to do a replace for a DISA application |
17:12.02 | ManxPower | Prolly not. But having a priority 2 without a priority 1 is a problem |
17:12.08 | cman | DISA is receiving dual.. triple digits when i press digits.. |
17:12.26 | cman | priority 1 is answer |
17:12.34 | ManxPower | cman, NO IT'S NOT. |
17:12.50 | cman | oh really? i didn't know that |
17:12.55 | ManxPower | It's priority 1 for extension "s", not priority 1 for extension "_1NXXNXXXXXX" |
17:13.15 | h3x | haha |
17:13.21 | h3x | you overwrote your s,1 extension :) |
17:13.46 | ManxPower | cman, Sounds like you are using inband DTMF on a channel using a compressed codec. |
17:14.06 | cman | ok whatever.. if u are understanding what i am trying to do.. can u please suggest me how do i do that? |
17:14.58 | cman | i am trying to replace disa with simailar simple goto statement.. |
17:15.15 | cman | as i am having problem with my disa thing.. |
17:15.52 | ManxPower | exten => _1NXXNXXXXXX,1,Answer |
17:16.14 | ManxPower | exten => _1NXXNXXXXXX,2,Dial(IAX2/secret@voicepulse/${EXTEN}) |
17:16.53 | cman | so this line would be exten=>s,2,Goto(callusa,_1NXXNXXXXXX,1) ?? |
17:16.57 | Carp | Ok, I'm back |
17:17.13 | ManxPower | cman "s" is ONLY EVER called when there is NO destination number |
17:17.16 | Carp | Even if I have it auto answer, how do I plug a phone line into an amp? |
17:17.34 | ManxPower | Carp, You plug LINE OUT on the PC to the amp. |
17:17.47 | Carp | Thats what I have |
17:17.49 | Carp | Kinda |
17:18.04 | cman | Manx... |
17:18.05 | Carp | I have line out hooked to a stero system for testing purposes |
17:18.17 | Carp | The same stereo that I use for my computer's music library |
17:18.25 | cman | ManxPower |
17:18.33 | ManxPower | cman? |
17:18.48 | cman | so this line would be exten=>s,2,Goto(callusa,_1NXXNXXXXXX,1) ?? |
17:19.02 | ManxPower | cman, No. |
17:19.15 | Carp | exten => 7777,1,Dial,console/dsp |
17:19.18 | Carp | is what I have |
17:19.20 | cman | what do u suggest? |
17:19.28 | Carp | I dial that extension and it says it cannot transfer voice |
17:19.43 | ManxPower | you need and exten => s,1,Background(pls-enter-number) which will wait until AbsoluteTimeout for numbers to be entered then jump to an extension that matches the number. |
17:19.48 | Carp | unable to foward voice* |
17:19.54 | ManxPower | Carp, Dunno what that problem is. |
17:19.59 | Carp | :( |
17:20.12 | ManxPower | cman, look at my sample extensions.conf at http://www.fnords.org/~eric/asterisk/ |
17:20.17 | cman | do we always have to have the background thing??? |
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17:20.36 | ManxPower | That has a [incoming] context that more-or-less does what you want. |
17:20.45 | mbranca | hi all |
17:20.46 | ManxPower | cman, I don't know. |
17:20.59 | ManxPower | Wait() doesn't accept DTMF, neither does Playback() |
17:21.29 | ManxPower | Carp, I suggest you talk to someone that actually has set up overhead paging.8-) |
17:22.00 | ManxPower | I suppose you can try just exten => s,1,Answer and then <ManxPower> exten => _1NXXNXXXXXX,1,Dial(IAX2/secret@voicepulse/${EXTEN}) |
17:22.27 | cman | ok |
17:22.45 | Carp | ManxPower, I dont know anyone who has done it. Also, Maybe is I Answer() first? |
17:22.45 | ManxPower | But *I'VE* never tried to do that without a Background |
17:22.57 | ManxPower | Carp, You can try the mailing list. |
17:23.06 | Carp | I unsubscribed |
17:23.12 | Carp | I got home one day and had 56 emails. |
17:23.19 | cman | anyone from UK? |
17:23.27 | monsieur | yep |
17:23.34 | ManxPower | Carp, you have autoanswer=yes in oss.conf? |
17:23.46 | monsieur | cman: what's up? |
17:23.47 | cman | did u have clalerid problems? |
17:23.47 | Carp | i changed settings on list to get one a day with a clump in it and still got about 15 |
17:23.51 | ManxPower | Carp, Sorry, I don't help people that are not on the mailing list. |
17:23.52 | Carp | let me check ManxPower |
17:24.01 | monsieur | cman: with what device? |
17:24.08 | cman | x101p |
17:24.17 | monsieur | we've never had callerid with that. |
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17:24.19 | ManxPower | cman, BT callerid does not work with Asterisk |
17:24.21 | Carp | autoanswer=yes |
17:24.27 | Carp | extension=s |
17:24.30 | twisted | wheee. |
17:24.32 | Carp | language=en |
17:24.35 | monsieur | cman: get isdn |
17:24.38 | Carp | thats all under [general] |
17:24.54 | Carp | wait, language=en is commented so thats not there |
17:25.03 | cman | hasn't anyone tried to get callerid with x101p?x100p? |
17:25.18 | ManxPower | cman, Yes. Many people do. It will NOT work. |
17:25.20 | cman | what is isdn? |
17:25.46 | twisted | isdn = integrated services digital network :) |
17:25.54 | h3x | HAHAHAH |
17:25.55 | h3x | http://www.bell.ca/shop/application/commercewf?origin=noorigin.jsp&event=link(goto)&content=/jsp/content/business/voice/snr/index.jsp&ADV=snr&REF=L_VOICE |
17:25.55 | cman | not full form.... |
17:26.01 | h3x | bell canada has a single number solution :P |
17:26.04 | ManxPower | cman, BT sends the Caller*ID as touchtones BEFORE the first ring. The X100P cannot receive data, DTMF, or voice before the first ring and so it will not work with the X100P |
17:26.25 | monsieur | Manx: is that right? |
17:26.28 | h3x | ManxPower: What? i thought caller id was FSK |
17:26.43 | ManxPower | h3x, Only non-BT lines. |
17:26.47 | h3x | Oh |
17:26.54 | h3x | thats whacky |
17:26.59 | cman | okay... so any solution for getting callerid in that case and working with *? |
17:27.00 | ManxPower | You can check the mailing list archives for a FULL discussion of the issue. |
17:27.11 | ManxPower | cman, Change to non-BT phone lines. |
17:27.30 | ManxPower | I don't recall which UK telecom companies use FSK for callerid. |
17:27.33 | monsieur | anyone used the echotraining option in zapata? |
17:27.39 | cman | we only have ine telco in my country:( |
17:27.43 | monsieur | cman: or just use isdn |
17:28.25 | ManxPower | Unfortunately the present x100p driver code will not decode the callerid for 2 |
17:28.26 | ManxPower | reasons |
17:28.26 | ManxPower | 1) the UK protocol is different to the US system. |
17:28.26 | ManxPower | I have downloaded the specs and coding it would not be too difficult. |
17:28.30 | ManxPower | 2) in the US the callerid is sent between the first and second rings. In the |
17:28.32 | ManxPower | UK the callerid is sent before the first ring. |
17:28.34 | ManxPower | I have been unable to determine if we can get a zaptel event when a line |
17:28.36 | ManxPower | reversal is received which happens before the UK callerid is sent. Without |
17:28.38 | ManxPower | this function or continuously monitoring the line for the tones we don't know |
17:28.40 | ManxPower | when to enter the callerid routine. |
17:28.46 | ManxPower | Apart from the callerid the x100p works well in the UK but without callerid I |
17:28.46 | ManxPower | can't implement lots of things I would like to do. |
17:29.01 | monsieur | nice summary |
17:29.44 | ManxPower | monsieur, Direct from the mailing list with a search of X100P UK callerid |
17:29.58 | monsieur | ah ok. |
17:30.07 | monsieur | have you used the echotraining option? |
17:30.12 | cman | isn't it possible to tweak callerid.c file to make it work? isn't there any solution? |
17:30.52 | monsieur | nope. doesn't look like it. |
17:31.04 | monsieur | cman: are you using this professionally or for home use? |
17:31.28 | ManxPower | > Not really the answer you were looking for, but if you get a line from a |
17:31.28 | ManxPower | > non-BT supplier (e.g. NTL or Telewest) you are quite likely to find that |
17:31.28 | ManxPower | CLI |
17:31.28 | ManxPower | > works. |
17:32.05 | monsieur | Manx: don't know about that. We have a test ntl line and they don't even support callerid. |
17:32.33 | ManxPower | cman, The chip used with the X100P cannot do BT style polarity reversal with DTMF before the first ring. It's a hardware issue. |
17:32.54 | ManxPower | monsieur, I'm just quoting from the mailing list. |
17:33.12 | monsieur | ha ha. ok. |
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17:33.46 | cman | so is there any other hardware that supports this kind of tech? |
17:33.56 | cman | has digium worked out with this issue? |
17:34.00 | cman | latest cards?? |
17:34.13 | ManxPower | cman, Not unless they use a different chip on the card. |
17:34.42 | cman | ok |
17:35.19 | ManxPower | No matter how much you flap your arms you cannot fly. No matter how much you want BT Caller*ID to work with the X100P, it won't. |
17:35.37 | h3x | ISDN RULES! |
17:35.39 | monsieur | yep |
17:35.48 | monsieur | forget about doing anything professional with analogue lines |
17:35.50 | h3x | my silly cat wants to sleep in my lap. |
17:36.12 | ManxPower | The only suggestion someone made that might work is to patch the wcfxo driver to constantly scan the phoneline all the time for DTMF. |
17:36.41 | monsieur | even after solving that you then have to try and sort out the echo issues |
17:37.03 | ManxPower | I have never had echo issues with my X100P |
17:37.07 | monsieur | wow. |
17:37.20 | monsieur | mech 2? agreesive suppressor? |
17:37.23 | ManxPower | On any of the tree X100Ps at three locations with three different telcos |
17:37.30 | ManxPower | tree == three |
17:37.37 | doughecka | quack |
17:37.39 | monsieur | in uk? |
17:37.41 | cman | whats the thing with isdn? i don't think we have isdn services out here |
17:37.45 | ManxPower | monsieur, no. |
17:37.59 | monsieur | did you change the default echo canceller? |
17:38.01 | ManxPower | cman, IDSN is a type of digital phone line. the UK has ISDN |
17:38.05 | tzanger | heh |
17:38.09 | ManxPower | monsieur, never touched anything with echocan |
17:38.13 | cman | i am not from Uk |
17:38.18 | tzanger | my son just booted the cat out of his bed so he could nap... the cat's got the most indignant look on her face |
17:38.26 | h3x | wireless number portability is just gonna totally fuck up least cost routing in this country. |
17:38.27 | doughecka | tzanger: photo! |
17:38.28 | ManxPower | cman, then why are you whineing about UK callerid? |
17:38.31 | h3x | all hail LIDB. |
17:38.36 | tzanger | doughecka: heh |
17:38.46 | ManxPower | h3x, why? |
17:38.55 | doughecka | I for one, welcome our new UK overmasters |
17:38.55 | h3x | because, npa/nxx routing wont work for shit |
17:38.57 | cman | my country uses callerid similar to UK...so asking if anyone solved it from UK |
17:39.21 | ManxPower | h3x, uh, why not? It costs the same to call a landline as it does a cell phone in the same prefix. |
17:39.33 | ManxPower | cman, Ah. |
17:39.33 | h3x | not on long distance |
17:39.38 | tzanger | h3x: LIDB? Is that ILDB for dyslexics? |
17:39.40 | h3x | on a lata by class or tiered contract. |
17:39.42 | ManxPower | h3x, uh, why not? |
17:39.47 | h3x | Line Information DataBase |
17:40.02 | h3x | Because when you buy wholesale long distance its usually not a flat rate. |
17:40.05 | monsieur | cman: which country? |
17:40.19 | ManxPower | h3x, Ah. So how is the carrier you buy from deal with it? |
17:40.29 | h3x | My qwest deal for instance has 6 different rates per LATA, and theres what about 800 LATAs? |
17:40.44 | h3x | depending on the OCN of the terminating LEC |
17:41.15 | cman | nepal |
17:41.23 | doughecka | overlords |
17:41.24 | doughecka | sorry |
17:41.25 | doughecka | :) |
17:41.29 | h3x | manx |
17:41.43 | h3x | many: well lets just say if i send the wrong carrier a call i get screwed.. is that good enough of a problem? |
17:41.55 | h3x | instead of paying like .0075, pay .05/min instead? |
17:42.02 | ManxPower | h3x, I guess it sucks to be you. 8-) |
17:42.15 | tzanger | how screwed? |
17:42.38 | cman | ok guys.. thanks for the info |
17:42.39 | h3x | I need to work on integrating neustar LIDB lookups with asterisk |
17:42.43 | cman | will talk to u later |
17:44.11 | tzanger | hahaha yeah I suppose :-) |
17:46.53 | monsieur | can anyone confirm whether disallow/allow of codecs within specific iax entities works. |
17:47.11 | monsieur | because it doesn't seem to work for me |
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17:48.51 | ManxPower | monsieur, it works for me. I need an allow= for all the codecs I MIGHT want to use in [general] then a disallow=all and allow= the codecs I want to use in each iax entry. |
17:49.43 | tzanger | monsieur: it odes not work within specific iax entities for me, globally only |
17:50.00 | tzanger | ManxPower: what version are you running? Mine's last week's CVS HEAD |
17:50.21 | ManxPower | tzanger, Asterisk CVS-10/28/03-10:00:20 |
17:50.27 | tzanger | hmm older version |
17:50.30 | ManxPower | in general I put allow=all |
17:50.30 | tzanger | maybe it got disabled |
17:50.44 | tzanger | Asterisk CVS-11/05/03-02:13:03 |
17:50.44 | monsieur | yeah, it doesn't seem to work. |
17:50.50 | tzanger | that's the one system |
17:50.53 | ManxPower | then disallow=all and allow=gsm in my [happyiaxplace] |
17:52.18 | monsieur | Manx: In [general] I have: |
17:52.19 | monsieur | disallow=all |
17:52.19 | monsieur | allow=ilbc |
17:52.19 | monsieur | allow=gsm |
17:52.19 | monsieur | allow=ulaw |
17:52.19 | monsieur | allow=alaw |
17:52.35 | monsieur | but in the specific context I have: |
17:52.38 | monsieur | disallow=all |
17:52.42 | monsieur | allow=ilbc |
17:52.48 | monsieur | but alaw still gets negotiated. |
17:52.59 | tzanger | Asterisk CVS-09/23/03-06:07:51 |
17:53.01 | tzanger | that's my other system |
17:53.27 | ManxPower | monsieur, on BOTH ends of the IAX connection? |
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17:54.00 | monsieur | hold on...just doing a test.... |
17:55.03 | monsieur | actually it works now. |
17:55.44 | monsieur | i just put a single disallow=all into a specific context, and the call didn't even connect |
17:55.58 | monsieur | then I added a specific codec and it seems to work. |
17:57.45 | monsieur | i'm sure that it didn't before. |
17:58.03 | monsieur | i can't seem to get outgoing iax entries to work |
18:01.31 | tzanger | -D__SMP__ |
18:01.40 | tzanger | why the hell is this getting compiled SMP? It's a P200MMX |
18:01.53 | cypromis | into a context ? |
18:03.44 | tzanger | wasim moved his chair |
18:08.46 | marcus- | so is a p200mmx capable of handling a couple of * channels? |
18:10.33 | timain | for my no voice problem with xlite, i'm searching the web... possible i get trouble with my linksys router, but i using the asterisk pbx, and X-Lite on the local side of the network... |
18:11.00 | tzanger | marcus-: seems to be |
18:11.02 | tzanger | just don't use ILBC |
18:11.12 | tzanger | GSM works perfectly fine though |
18:13.14 | bkw_ | ilbc is perfect on my setup |
18:13.23 | bkw_ | oh but not with xlite |
18:13.24 | bkw_ | haha |
18:13.28 | bkw_ | xlite sux |
18:13.50 | tzanger | bkw_: ILBC on a P200MMX??? |
18:14.05 | timain | any got a clue |
18:14.25 | tzanger | timain: is NAT involved ANYWHERE |
18:15.34 | bkw_ | oh my.. app_queue is a whore.. its getting hacked silly |
18:15.36 | tzanger | timain: are you using any kind of NAT in the connection |
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18:17.11 | timain | i using a linksys BEFW11 |
18:17.14 | timain | s4 router |
18:17.21 | timain | but i'm behin the router |
18:18.24 | tzanger | timain: ok |
18:18.32 | tzanger | make sure you turn OFF Xlite's automatic IP detection |
18:18.52 | timain | i able to call my two xlite phone |
18:18.54 | tzanger | I had problems with that since it (correctly) detected it was behind NAT but didn't realize that it was contacting a system that was also behind the same nat |
18:19.18 | timain | answer the call.. |
18:19.36 | timain | but it look like the mic dont work... but i see the mic visual level move when i speak... |
18:19.45 | timain | asterisk send me a no voice error |
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18:26.43 | duracell | hi all |
18:27.13 | duracell | does somebody know if CISCO IP Phone 30 VIP works fine with asterisk? |
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18:40.05 | grp | Does anyone have a recomendation for a Call-Center ready VoIP phone that works well with Asterisk. I'm looking at 50+ stations. Call Center means headsets and basic transfer functionality. LED would be nice. Anyone have good luck with anything in particular? |
18:40.29 | detten2 | grp ia m doing that |
18:40.36 | detten2 | i currently use openphone |
18:40.49 | zoa | ah you mean not a softphone |
18:40.55 | zoa | i use ciscos for that |
18:41.03 | zoa | i would not use grandstream |
18:41.08 | zoa | nor snom |
18:41.14 | grp | Cisco, any reason in particular? |
18:41.22 | zoa | very reliable |
18:41.32 | zoa | and superb quality |
18:41.38 | tzanger | grp: would an ADSI phone be sufficient? |
18:42.41 | duracell | zoa: witch model do u have? |
18:42.49 | grp | ADSI phone? |
18:43.07 | tclark | tzanger: call center is gonna prolly want multi-line ability for the agents |
18:43.33 | duracell | grp: cisco 7940? |
18:43.36 | tclark | !info adsi |
18:44.00 | zoa | <PROTECTED> |
18:44.04 | zoa | and cisco 7960 |
18:45.00 | duracell | ok, and it's work well with asterisk? |
18:45.21 | zoa | the cisco ? yes |
18:45.23 | zoa | its very good |
18:45.29 | duracell | because cisco 30VIP look like to need to get an conf file with tftp |
18:45.35 | zoa | jups true |
18:45.46 | duracell | and i can't get any informations or hacks about this |
18:45.46 | grp | I'm really hoping to get them under or around $250, that might be optimistic though |
18:46.04 | tclark | zoa: on the 7960 can you call into each line indivually |
18:46.11 | zoa | yes you can |
18:46.22 | zoa | and you can have different sip proxys for each line |
18:46.24 | zoa | if you want to |
18:46.41 | tclark | does each line regiter indivually to * |
18:46.45 | duracell | digium cards for analog line are good? |
18:46.47 | zoa | i made 6 sip users for each cisco thingie |
18:46.51 | zoa | tclarck: yes |
18:47.05 | duracell | does somebody know if this card works with an european line ? :) |
18:47.12 | zoa | what card ? |
18:47.17 | zoa | T100p ? |
18:47.25 | duracell | X100P |
18:47.29 | zoa | it works, but its unreliable for hangup detection |
18:47.31 | tclark | so each of those 6 line can even have its own user name in sip.conf |
18:47.32 | zoa | yeah thats the one |
18:47.38 | zoa | tclark yes |
18:47.47 | tclark | k thx |
18:48.11 | duracell | zoa: unreliable for hangup detection > ? |
18:48.48 | tzanger | hmm |
18:48.50 | tzanger | is FWD voicemail down? |
18:48.55 | tzanger | I dial 86 but I get dead air |
18:49.10 | zoa | duracell: line stays open |
18:49.17 | duracell | zoa: fuck |
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18:49.22 | duracell | zoa: what i can use? |
18:49.28 | zoa | go for isdn |
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18:49.49 | duracell | ok |
18:49.56 | tclark | zoa: what kind of notifications can caller get when calls come in on 1 of the lines but caller is already on a call |
18:50.52 | tclark | like ..lcd blinks, call wait tone, led on line blicks etc ?? |
18:52.46 | zoa | led on line blinks |
18:52.53 | zoa | + audible sound i think |
18:52.56 | grp | maybe the solution is just to go all SoftPhone. Anyone running an inbound call center w/ all SoftPhones? on Linux? |
18:53.02 | zoa | yes |
18:53.03 | duracell | zoa: do u know an low cost hardware ip phone ? cisco 7910 looks like really expansive |
18:53.17 | zoa | low cost: grandstream 100 |
18:53.21 | zoa | around 60$ |
18:53.34 | zoa | grp: i am running a softphone callcenter |
18:53.36 | duracell | ho thanks |
18:53.46 | duracell | and works well with asterisk? :) |
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18:53.54 | zoa | not yet no :) |
18:54.01 | duracell | :( |
18:54.16 | tclark | zoa: in that call center are you using q's/ agents ?? |
18:54.17 | zoa | kram just made a new patch, i hope it will run stable now |
18:54.19 | grp | zoa: what softphone do you use? Does the program get in the way of other things the rep needs to do on the computer (customer lookups etc) |
18:54.38 | zoa | i have customers lookups via copy paste :) |
18:54.56 | zoa | tclark: i need to in 3 weeks |
18:55.02 | mrgoby | zoa: for what is the patch? |
18:55.19 | zoa | problem with ast_sched |
18:56.05 | tclark | zoa: hehhe that stuff is still not stable to my likeing, what type of agents are you gonna use, it cored on me again yesterday |
18:56.30 | zoa | how do you mean what type of agents ? |
18:56.58 | tclark | agentlogin, agentcallbacklogin, or dymanic q memebers, or device members |
18:57.05 | zoa | dynamic |
18:58.10 | tzanger | hahaha |
18:58.16 | tclark | zoa: how are you goona load test b4 your live day ?? |
18:58.21 | tzanger | arts is completely fucked up... all my audio's playing at like half speed |
18:58.29 | tzanger | rewaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalllllllllly sllllllloooooowwwww |
18:58.38 | tclark | what q stratgey are you planning |
18:59.24 | zoa | tclark i do some live test every now and then |
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18:59.47 | zoa | i will use my very own skill based avaya like strategy |
19:00.59 | tclark | zoa: how amny calls how many agent for how long have you test a live load for |
19:01.33 | zoa | so far i tried with 30 agents for 1 hour |
19:01.39 | zoa | and then asterisk died every time :) |
19:01.51 | tclark | cored ?? |
19:01.53 | zoa | and with 70 users asterisk dies in 10 minutes |
19:01.56 | grp | that's scary |
19:02.02 | zoa | nopez, just hang |
19:02.03 | zoa | s |
19:02.17 | tclark | sound about right that has been my expereince with q's and agents |
19:02.21 | grp | the definity is sounding better and better |
19:02.25 | tclark | zoa deadlocks |
19:03.17 | tclark | when it deadlocks have you used gdn to attach to * & info threads & enumerrate each threads locks |
19:03.23 | tclark | gdn gdb |
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19:04.33 | zoa | jups |
19:04.40 | zoa | its should be patched now |
19:04.43 | zoa | thnx to kram |
19:04.48 | zoa | tomorrow i'll test it again |
19:05.18 | tclark | each of the deadlock issue you have confirmed to some specfic code ?? |
19:05.22 | zoa | tclark what user type are you using + what strategy ? |
19:05.45 | tclark | I haved used a number trying to see a stable config ... |
19:05.55 | zoa | ast_sched_add and ast_sched_del |
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19:06.05 | tclark | agentlogin, agentcallbacklogin ringall |
19:06.29 | zoa | what is the difference between agent login and dynamic ? |
19:06.29 | tclark | ast_sched how does that imapct q's and agents ?? |
19:06.43 | zoa | that is just the outgoing call center part |
19:06.48 | zoa | never got to testing Q's ye |
19:06.49 | zoa | t |
19:07.04 | tclark | agentlogin off hook no ringy, dynamic on hook ring |
19:07.25 | zoa | hmmz, tclarck i don't get it |
19:07.38 | tclark | dont get what ?? |
19:07.42 | zoa | your last line |
19:07.48 | zoa | agentlogin off hook no ringy ? |
19:08.22 | tclark | agentlogin the line is layways off hook you get a beep then audio |
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19:09.08 | zoa | aha, k |
19:09.11 | tclark | eg you pickup the handset dial and ext that does agentlogin & wait for a beep |
19:09.19 | zoa | jups jups |
19:09.20 | zoa | get it |
19:09.22 | zoa | thnx |
19:10.39 | tclark | its very effective reduce call times bcus no call setup/tear down, line is always there ... |
19:11.38 | l-fy | who have ever use ser? |
19:11.40 | l-fy | hio tclark |
19:11.41 | l-fy | hi tclark |
19:11.56 | tclark | <-----------------never used ser :) |
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19:13.14 | blitzrage | I've used SER.. but why? |
19:14.09 | Taxman_ | can anyone lookup ftp.cisco.com? |
19:15.13 | blitzrage | it pings.. |
19:16.10 | Dbitter1 | <PROTECTED> |
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19:17.02 | Taxman_ | Dbitter1: thx! |
19:17.18 | Dbitter1 | no prob |
19:19.15 | bdunn | Are a lot of asterisk systems installed in production environments? I'm just now looking into this. |
19:19.41 | cypromis | yes |
19:19.43 | bkw_ | yes |
19:19.50 | Dbitter1 | I'm planning on killing a Dialogic system and replacing it with *... I hope so.... |
19:19.53 | voidptr | yes |
19:19.59 | JerJer | most certianly |
19:20.39 | sobol_ | bdunn: yes |
19:23.57 | bkw_ | ok guys |
19:23.59 | bkw_ | I have to post this |
19:24.02 | bkw_ | you guys wanna see it? |
19:24.09 | zoa | yrd |
19:24.10 | zoa | yes |
19:24.23 | bkw_ | its like 20 lines |
19:24.29 | bkw_ | Brian, |
19:24.29 | bkw_ | I wanted to let you know 3Com has an incredible PRICE PROMOTION on their IP on the Fly License. The License is specially |
19:24.29 | bkw_ | priced at $199.00 from $2,000.00. The License will give you the ability to make toll free VoIP calls to remote users, |
19:24.29 | bkw_ | traveling sales people, or offsite technical support. Feel free to install a phone at your house and |
19:24.29 | bkw_ | work from home! Each remote phone is a virtual extension of the phone system. |
19:24.31 | bkw_ | The IP License for this price is an outstanding deal! If you haven't ordered it already, call me or email me your chassis |
19:24.34 | bkw_ | serial number immediately so we can take advantage of this promotion before it ends. |
19:24.36 | bkw_ | Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks, |
19:24.38 | bkw_ | Matthew B. Woolley |
19:24.40 | bkw_ | Technical Assistance |
19:24.42 | bkw_ | NBXHelpDesk/NBXSoftware |
19:24.44 | bkw_ | (866) NBX-HELP |
19:24.46 | bkw_ | www.nbxhelpdesk.com |
19:25.05 | zoa | :) |
19:25.06 | Dbitter1 | no HW in that at all I assume? |
19:26.02 | bkw_ | nope |
19:26.05 | bkw_ | just a software key |
19:26.18 | bkw_ | but little does he know I have the fuckin keygen for the 3com nbx software |
19:26.31 | zoa | :) |
19:27.13 | Dbitter1 | Is it worth having? |
19:27.19 | tzanger | bkw_: you don't happen to have a voip crack for the MaxTNTs too, do you? |
19:27.21 | Dbitter1 | (I dont have any 3C eq) |
19:28.02 | mrgoby | their NICs work well :-D |
19:28.34 | trout | tzanger: there is a voip crack for them? |
19:28.50 | tzanger | trout: guys are selling fully featured shelf controllers on ebay for about $1000 |
19:29.11 | trout | i've got a stack of them in storage |
19:29.23 | tzanger | trout: shelf controllers or full TNTs |
19:29.33 | trout | full TNT's |
19:29.42 | tzanger | ahh |
19:29.53 | tzanger | yeah I have about a half dozen of them in various POPs |
19:29.57 | trout | and a crapload of pm3's |
19:30.00 | marcus- | is there an easy way to use chan_oss for overhead paging and also have it generate a tone when a certain line rings? (ala. "night service") |
19:30.03 | l-fy | Dbitter1 > never kill something that is working, just because |
19:30.55 | Dbitter1 | I-fy: I (or at least, my budget) is scared of the future: My PSTN connection is 2 x D41 ISA cards... |
19:31.09 | zoa | hmmz, my incoming TE410P line does not have a constant volume |
19:31.13 | zoa | any fixes for that ? |
19:31.30 | tzanger | zoa: each DS0 is different, or each DS1? |
19:31.36 | Dbitter1 | I-FY: ... and they don't support the MSI's im using for station interfaces... the new stuff is all like $10K. |
19:31.55 | l-fy | Dbitter1 > what's msi? |
19:32.09 | Dbitter1 | IFY: they (dialogic/Intel) have their damn hands out too much |
19:32.13 | l-fy | Dbitter1 > did you try to use dialogic with bayonne on linux? |
19:32.25 | zoa | tzanger: what do you mean ? |
19:32.30 | Dbitter1 | MSI == station interface card (conference + ring generator) |
19:32.37 | l-fy | Dbitter1 > i agree, but i also know that in some cases asterisk is not doing the job |
19:32.39 | zoa | when i call it with my cell phone |
19:32.45 | zoa | sometimes it is very very loud |
19:32.47 | l-fy | Dbitter1 > in this case use dialogic. |
19:32.49 | tzanger | zoa you said the audio's not constant -- is it on a per-ds0 basis or per-ds1 |
19:32.49 | zoa | sometimes it is not |
19:33.00 | tzanger | zoa: sounds like per-ds0... are all your gains the same? |
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19:33.11 | zoa | is that the span ? |
19:33.13 | Dbitter1 | I-FY: no, I'd rather not use it at all, if possible. Why do you say it isn't doing its job? |
19:33.28 | tzanger | a TE410P has four DS1 spans |
19:33.48 | zoa | aha yes |
19:33.48 | l-fy | Dbitter1 > because asterisk is using passive cards, that dosen't have software to manage a conference with alot of ppl |
19:34.24 | tzanger | each ds1 has 24 ds0s (23B+1D in PRI) |
19:34.54 | Dbitter1 | I-fy: Not a problem, methinks. I assumed something similar, and I assume I can fit a single channel bank without issue (thats FXO & FXS mixed) |
19:35.34 | Dbitter1 | I'd also assume you can just throw hardware at it? I.e. 4xT4 is no worry w/ a Dual Xeon 3.x GHz whatever? |
19:35.58 | bkw_ | blah |
19:36.10 | l-fy | Dbitter1 > try your best shot, but don't put your job or your money on this. |
19:36.23 | Dbitter1 | You sound like you failed? |
19:36.31 | bdunn | I'm very confused about the hardware I would need to setup an Asterisk system. I need something to accomodate about 5-6 phone lines and about 16-20 extensions. We aren't on the phone a whole lot. We have service from cBeyond, so we can go digital or analog. Not a lot of expansion planned right now. |
19:36.38 | tzanger | Dbitter1: depends on what you're doing with the four T1s |
19:36.47 | bdunn | Linux systems are NO problem... very familiar. |
19:36.52 | tzanger | if you're not doing any codec translations I bet a PPro200 could handle them |
19:36.52 | l-fy | Dbitter1 > no, i have risk my job on asterisk and i have win, but just because i have work like hell to fix asterisk |
19:37.18 | Dbitter1 | * doesnt have enough phones for more than a T1 |
19:37.32 | Dbitter1 | er... S/B I don't have enough phones on * for a T1 |
19:37.44 | Dbitter1 | er... S/B I don't have enough phones on * for more than (1) T1 |
19:37.47 | l-fy | Dbitter1 > are you using those 4 T1 just as a switch, with no voip and nothing else? |
19:37.48 | Dbitter1 | (third time's a charm) |
19:38.11 | zoa | tzanger: its not DS0 or DS1 related |
19:38.18 | l-fy | i have in one PIV 2.4 ghz , 8 E1 |
19:38.19 | Dbitter1 | I-fy: Yeah... VOIP in the future, as a magic carrot to get more funding |
19:38.30 | l-fy | Dbitter1 > first learn asterisk |
19:38.36 | l-fy | asterisk is very dificult to use, |
19:38.38 | tzanger | zoa: can you busy out all the DS0s except fo rone and call it a few times? Does the volume stay constantt? |
19:38.47 | zoa | i tried it |
19:38.52 | zoa | the volume is not constant |
19:39.02 | Dbitter1 | I-Fy: I have a mirrored system right next to me (same dialplan as the Dialogic), almost ready to go. |
19:39.03 | tzanger | that is weird |
19:39.10 | tzanger | what if you call from a different phone multiple times |
19:39.27 | zoa | <PROTECTED> |
19:39.28 | Dbitter1 | I-FY: just need to build a good w32 client to replace my Dialogic one... |
19:39.31 | l-fy | Dbitter1 > i'we told you already, i have bet my job on asterisk and i have win |
19:39.40 | l-fy | but.... |
19:39.42 | zoa | i tried from my cell phone 3 times, and 3 times it hit the same line |
19:39.48 | tzanger | zoa: ok ok |
19:39.50 | l-fy | my asterisk is very different from the one in cvs |
19:39.51 | zoa | 2 out of 3 were toooo loud |
19:40.02 | Dbitter1 | I-FY: good to hear the success story. How bad were your changes? |
19:40.03 | tzanger | can you try calling from a different phone 3 times? |
19:40.23 | l-fy | Dbitter1 > very bad, i don't know if i can use voip on that asterisk |
19:40.30 | l-fy | i have cut the entire fax part |
19:40.48 | l-fy | also i have cut a part from the core of pbx , see pbx.c |
19:41.02 | l-fy | and i have modify a part of zaptel driver |
19:41.28 | l-fy | aaaaaaaa |
19:41.32 | l-fy | and i have cut the cdr |
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19:41.39 | l-fy | because of a linux kernel bug |
19:42.13 | l-fy | was took me about 3 weeks to make it stable |
19:42.14 | Dbitter1 | The latter two interest me... |
19:42.29 | Dbitter1 | CDR == really important |
19:42.30 | l-fy | what do you mean Dbitter1 ? |
19:42.43 | Dbitter1 | What did you have to do to Zaptel driver? |
19:42.47 | l-fy | Dbitter1 > that was a file system issue i think |
19:43.10 | l-fy | Dbitter1 > because * in the begining was use to send stupid request to next router |
19:43.15 | tzanger | holy fucking nesting batman! |
19:43.16 | xpasha_home | hi ppl |
19:43.17 | tzanger | chan_zap.c |
19:43.25 | l-fy | and i have cut the part from pbx.c |
19:43.28 | xpasha_home | anybody used oh323? |
19:43.35 | l-fy | that part with h, and t and i extensions |
19:43.53 | l-fy | and after that * haven't send me any busy signal |
19:43.57 | tzanger | sweet |
19:43.57 | Dbitter1 | how do you handle exceptions (for lack of a better term for h/t/i) |
19:44.00 | xpasha_home | i have problem it doesnot want connect using g729 two points openphone and cisco 5350 |
19:44.04 | tzanger | answer confirmation on zap channels is coded |
19:44.21 | l-fy | Dbitter1 > i don't need those, i don't have any phones connected to my * |
19:44.36 | tzanger | <PROTECTED> |
19:44.36 | tzanger | <PROTECTED> |
19:44.39 | tzanger | <PROTECTED> |
19:44.42 | tzanger | <PROTECTED> |
19:44.46 | Dbitter1 | er... huh? What do you use it for? |
19:45.04 | l-fy | Dbitter1 > i take 7 e1 and send to just 1 e1 |
19:45.07 | tzanger | h3x: you around? |
19:45.15 | h3x | yo |
19:45.23 | tzanger | confirm answer is coded in chan_zap.c |
19:45.33 | l-fy | Dbitter1 > and trust me i have alot of big clients on that :) |
19:45.33 | h3x | hm |
19:45.33 | tzanger | line 3496 is where the confirmation occurs |
19:45.48 | Dbitter1 | Interesting... have you thought of just forking the project and building a bridge? There is probably a lot of unneeded code in your case... |
19:45.53 | zoa | <tzanger> answer confirmation on zap channels is coded -> what do you mean with this ? |
19:45.58 | l-fy | Dbitter1 > yes |
19:46.01 | tzanger | hahaha |
19:46.02 | tzanger | <PROTECTED> |
19:46.02 | tzanger | <PROTECTED> |
19:46.26 | l-fy | Dbitter1 > and i have discover that in fact asterisk have alot of design flaws |
19:46.35 | Dbitter1 | Doesn't everything? |
19:46.45 | tzanger | zoa: if your dial method is zap, you can have zap disregard an actual answer unless "#" is hit (or any dtmf from the look of the source) |
19:46.46 | l-fy | Dbitter1 > and i have decide to make it better |
19:46.58 | l-fy | Dbitter1 > not as bad as * |
19:47.08 | Dbitter1 | Here's a question for the group: How does * handle multi-processor machines? Do multiple processors help? |
19:47.13 | l-fy | * is having a big problem, haven't been made to grow |
19:47.22 | h3x | Dbitter1: of course, everybody uses dual xeons for the most part :P |
19:47.38 | l-fy | Dbitter1 > i know that zaptel is not working or maybe is working now |
19:47.39 | Dbitter1 | Is that sarcastic? |
19:47.41 | h3x | if they are doing a lot of voip |
19:47.42 | tzanger | h3x: not me :-) |
19:47.43 | h3x | no |
19:47.43 | tzanger | model name : Pentium MMX |
19:47.43 | tzanger | stepping : 3 |
19:47.43 | tzanger | cpu MHz : 200.456 |
19:48.08 | UnixDawg | your clocking is screwed |
19:48.11 | Dbitter1 | Tzanger: I feel better now. |
19:48.21 | zoa | tzanger: aha, i get it |
19:48.26 | UnixDawg | never heard of a ps 200 |
19:48.29 | tzanger | Dbitter1: why's that? |
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19:49.56 | Dbitter1 | tzanger: My dialogic stuff is on a 2xPPro 233 (I need ISA slots :( ) and if I can scam getting * in without replacing, all the better. |
19:50.06 | tzanger | ahh |
19:50.07 | UnixDawg | whois eluciv3 |
19:50.29 | blitzrage | UnixDawg: no more #asterisk-bsd? |
19:50.39 | h3x | dialogic is a total joke on asterisk |
19:50.42 | UnixDawg | I dont know what happen to it |
19:50.45 | h3x | they should just remove it from the support list |
19:50.48 | tzanger | Dbitter1: well * really is stuck on Digium hardware, at least one card... needs a timing source to do anything TDM. There are dummy drivers for USB-UHCI and RTC but I haven't had much luck with either |
19:50.49 | blitzrage | UnixDawg: what do you mean? |
19:50.58 | Dbitter1 | Dialogic is a total joke, period. Unless you are on the revenue side of it... |
19:51.13 | UnixDawg | my auto join is not working |
19:51.19 | tzanger | I'd love to build an interace for Meridian phones for * |
19:51.23 | h3x | being on the revenue side of it would be worse, then you'd have to support the pile of shit. |
19:51.24 | Dbitter1 | Got the T100P + Adtran 750 channel bank |
19:51.24 | UnixDawg | I am still using asteriskon bsd |
19:51.35 | tzanger | nice |
19:51.39 | h3x | tzanger: interface for merlin legend phones would be easier |
19:51.42 | h3x | they are modified BRI :P |
19:51.46 | Dbitter1 | H3x: I meant the shareholder side, where you get mailed a check |
19:51.52 | blitzrage | welp.. I think I'm going to install Linux on this beast |
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19:52.02 | h3x | I donno, they aren't selling a lot of them lately |
19:52.09 | tzanger | I have a Channel Bank I (12FXO/12FXS) and an Adit600 (12FXS) -- The Adit600 is nice, although a little weird to mount. i prefer standard rackmount equipmnet |
19:52.19 | tzanger | h3x: :-) |
19:52.40 | h3x | but in all |
19:52.47 | UnixDawg | I have a system I just boght of 30 bucks yesterday at a computer show |
19:52.49 | h3x | it would be easier to just make a damned voip phone that dosent suck |
19:53.02 | UnixDawg | has a 10 gig drive and 128 megs ram |
19:53.10 | Dbitter1 | h3x: and whats worse is the Ebay market is declining too; I pegged it on the do-not-call list floding the market with bankrupt telemarketer equipment |
19:53.25 | UnixDawg | I am going to install slackware and try astrisk on slackware |
19:53.37 | UnixDawg | with all the apps added in |
19:53.39 | tzanger | like the eeks project that wasim's doing |
19:53.39 | tzanger | ? |
19:53.43 | Dbitter1 | Slackare rocks. Running it on it now |
19:53.54 | h3x | hah! |
19:53.57 | *** part/#asterisk Alfr (~Alfr@a213-22-50-141.netcabo.pt) |
19:53.57 | Dbitter1 | (Along with all my other servers) |
19:54.00 | tzanger | slackware does rock |
19:54.05 | h3x | all the telemarketing rooms i know of are having record sales now |
19:54.07 | juhas | has anybody here had any problems with TE410p and setting the clock source? |
19:54.12 | h3x | because they got rid of all the folks that wont buy anything anyway |
19:54.13 | zoa | nopez |
19:54.13 | UnixDawg | I am waiting for my DIsk on a module to show up |
19:54.14 | tzanger | vektor linux is good too (slack9 based) |
19:54.36 | blitzrage | never used slackware |
19:54.37 | UnixDawg | I wnat a linux I can fit on under 500 megs |
19:54.43 | Dbitter1 | h3x: I agree on the theory of that. |
19:54.44 | xpasha_home | who can tell why this happen?-> WARNING[1024]: File codec_g729b.c, Line 511 (load_module): Unable to initialize va stuff: -1 |
19:54.44 | xpasha_home | Segmentation fault |
19:54.45 | tzanger | vector does it |
19:54.51 | UnixDawg | ok |
19:54.55 | blitzrage | I've used gentoo, debian, redhat, clarkconnect, and a few others |
19:54.57 | cypromis | xpasha_home: u don't have a g729 license |
19:54.58 | blitzrage | I don't like debian |
19:54.59 | zoa | Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on |
19:55.00 | zoa | ooops |
19:55.04 | h3x | one of them has tripled in size since oct |
19:55.05 | zoa | 100% used |
19:55.06 | UnixDawg | I want just what I need for linux and * |
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19:55.18 | blitzrage | yah, I'll be building a desktop system |
19:55.28 | h3x | i suppose it depends on the product they are selling |
19:55.47 | UnixDawg | I want just a * system box nothing else |
19:55.55 | Dbitter1 | h3x: at any rate, the sooner I get * up, the more the dialogic stuff will be worth on ebay |
19:55.55 | UnixDawg | he need a web interface for * |
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19:56.09 | UnixDawg | some day |
19:56.29 | UnixDawg | the gtk/gastman dont work |
19:56.33 | UnixDawg | astman dont work |
19:56.44 | UnixDawg | whats else is still broken |
19:56.51 | tzanger | jesus |
19:57.00 | blitzrage | I thought someone else developed a web interface that was just released? |
19:57.04 | blitzrage | saw it on the mailing list |
19:57.09 | tzanger | adit600 8-port FXO: $425... I bought the entire 24-port FXS adit600 for that much |
19:57.11 | zoa | Nov 23 19:29:05 cleopatra kernel: Got interrupt, status = 00000002 |
19:57.11 | zoa | Nov 23 19:29:05 cleopatra kernel: Pre-interrupt |
19:57.11 | zoa | Nov 23 19:29:05 cleopatra kernel: Got interrupt, status = 00000001 |
19:57.11 | zoa | Nov 23 19:29:05 cleopatra kernel: Pre-interrupt |
19:57.11 | zoa | Nov 23 19:29:05 cleopatra kernel: Got interrupt, status = 00000002 |
19:57.12 | zoa | Nov 23 19:29:05 cleopatra kernel: Pre-interrupt |
19:57.14 | zoa | Nov 23 19:29:05 cleopatra kernel: Got interrupt, status = 00000001 |
19:57.16 | zoa | Nov 23 19:29:05 cleopatra kernel: Pre-interrupt |
19:57.17 | UnixDawg | I have not seen it |
19:57.18 | zoa | Nov 23 19:29:05 cleopatra kernel: Got interrupt, status = 00000002 |
19:57.18 | h3x | not really |
19:57.20 | zoa | Nov 23 19:29:05 cleopatra kernel: Pre-interrupt |
19:57.21 | h3x | $1500 for 4 T1s |
19:57.22 | zoa | Nov 23 19:29:05 cleo |
19:57.24 | zoa | very stable goddamnb |
19:57.26 | zoa | asterisk is flooding my /var/log |
19:57.36 | h3x | dialogic cards already cost more than $375 per t1 |
19:57.53 | Dbitter1 | try like $3700+ / T1 |
19:58.06 | h3x | Yeah well digium cards are better to use with it |
19:58.15 | UnixDawg | but my email is down right now anyways |
19:58.21 | xpasha_home | hmm is there any free g729 codec for asterisk? |
19:58.29 | UnixDawg | bbiab food is here |
19:58.29 | h3x | consider that none of the zaptel features will work with dialogic even if you get those boards working. |
19:58.35 | high-rez | xpasha: try ilbc. Its pretty similar. |
19:58.43 | blitzrage | lol.. awesome. I just switched cables around on my internet.. and it stayed up :) |
19:58.46 | xpasha_home | high-rez where to get it? |
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19:58.56 | blitzrage | probably because my internet is so fscking slow right now |
19:58.57 | high-rez | xpasha: Its included in * |
19:59.02 | xpasha_home | õėėėė |
19:59.24 | xpasha_home | what name of codec file? |
19:59.31 | h3x | All i have to say is, i sure as hell will be ready for the '04 election season. |
19:59.31 | h3x | heh |
19:59.52 | Dbitter1 | ? |
20:00.40 | h3x | its some crazy shit man |
20:00.55 | xpasha_home | hmmm |
20:00.56 | h3x | in '02 i couldnt fulfill an order for 30 DS3s worth of equipment |
20:00.58 | xpasha_home | suxx |
20:01.07 | xpasha_home | high-rez I need the very g729 |
20:01.37 | Shido6 | g729 works |
20:01.37 | high-rez | Whose yer pic for '04? |
20:01.38 | xpasha_home | because I cant force support equipment to get supporting of ilbc |
20:01.47 | high-rez | xpasha: Then you'll have to buy the lics from digium. |
20:01.58 | blitzrage | lol.. I just tried to play mp3's off of a drive I'm defragmenting :) (forgot it was running) |
20:02.15 | bkw_ | yes g729 works |
20:02.19 | bkw_ | been using it for 3 weeks now |
20:02.19 | high-rez | Defrag! You windows zealot! :) |
20:02.41 | high-rez | g729 BARELY works. Ask anyone whose had to use it in a scsi based machine... |
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20:03.08 | high-rez | The install is the worst PoS i've ever used. And we suspect its crashing machines. Personally, I don't care for it. |
20:03.12 | xpasha_home | but is there any free g729? |
20:03.35 | xpasha_home | btw can asterisk be like RTP proxy? |
20:03.35 | high-rez | xpasha: No. |
20:04.05 | high-rez | (thats to the free 729 question) I've heard of people who were working on their own 729 codec but haven't seen one yet, |
20:04.24 | high-rez | Given the patent involved, its doubtful you'll ever see one. |
20:04.32 | xpasha_home | transferring RTP from one client to other not recoding RTP session |
20:04.45 | h3x | GSM FOREVER! |
20:04.51 | xpasha_home | is it possible with asterisk? |
20:04.52 | ManxPower | The G.729 patents expire in 2008 don't they? |
20:05.11 | tzanger | ILBC > GSM |
20:05.14 | ManxPower | xpasha_home: thousands of people do that every day |
20:05.28 | h3x | but ilbc eats your cpu alive. |
20:06.13 | xpasha_home | ManxPower how? |
20:06.35 | xpasha_home | so if proxing RTP in h323 mode is possible I dont need g729 |
20:06.42 | xpasha_home | how can I do it? |
20:06.50 | Dbitter1 | Anyone ever tried merging Fobbit (the ol' Creative labs USB VOIP Device) software into * ? |
20:07.09 | tzanger | h3x: yes it does |
20:07.23 | high-rez | i got tired of my voip blasters and got real voip gear to feed my asterisk habbit. :) |
20:07.28 | tzanger | that's what those dual xeon systems are all about |
20:07.43 | high-rez | xeons. hah its all about the dual opterons. |
20:07.46 | h3x | fuck that shit |
20:07.52 | h3x | MAX TNTs is what its all about. |
20:08.02 | high-rez | heh, i used to have a couple of max tnt's |
20:08.03 | ManxPower | xpasha_home: The H323 drivers support it with a Makefile config options |
20:08.09 | xpasha_home | hmmm |
20:08.13 | tzanger | yeah but I need to enable all the GoodStuff<tm> |
20:08.17 | xpasha_home | even oh323? |
20:08.36 | high-rez | had ~300 TNTs back int the dotcom days. :) |
20:08.42 | ManxPower | xpasha_home: I don't know. I've only used chan_h323. I guess you'll have to ask the author of asterisk-oh323 |
20:08.54 | h3x | high-rez: you were solely responsible for the california rolling blackouts i take it ? |
20:09.38 | high-rez | h3x: This affirmative. My republican friends who were campaigning on an the idea of an energy shortage helped out though (by turning off the power). |
20:09.47 | xpasha_home | ManxPower and what option of chan_h323 have to be changed in order to force it using RTP proxing? |
20:09.53 | ManxPower | xpasha_home: Asterisk will BY DEFAULT do RTP pass thru if it doesn not need totranscode or transprotocol |
20:10.23 | ManxPower | xpasha_home: Asterisk is not an RTP proxy. It will pass thru RTP if it thinks it can. |
20:10.30 | h3x | Yeah but you are just fucked if its looking for dtmf tones or something. |
20:10.31 | xpasha_home | ManxPower so why this want G729 codec? |
20:10.37 | ManxPower | xpasha_home: Why don't you look at the damn makedile yourself |
20:11.16 | h3x | I wish there was a standalone iax -> h323/sip/whatever proxy |
20:11.23 | ManxPower | xpasha_home: The G729 codec is for people (almost everyone) that needs coding to/from G723. Like voicemail on Asterisk or any asterisk sound files or translating between SIP and H323,etc |
20:11.26 | h3x | just standalone protocol convertor proxy |
20:11.36 | mrgoby | how does asterisk generate the userName for outgoing SIP extensions ??? ex: nickName <userName@host> |
20:11.51 | h3x | that can still kick out a CDR and do accounting/authentication |
20:11.55 | bkw_ | mrgoby an entry in sip.conf |
20:12.04 | xpasha_home | ManxPower hmmm |
20:12.09 | xpasha_home | I have to try |
20:12.10 | bkw_ | say the entry is [blah] you dial(SIP/exten@blah) |
20:12.24 | mrgoby | ? |
20:12.38 | mrgoby | yeah, but for the userName i mean |
20:12.39 | ManxPower | Not a lot of people are trying to route H323 traffic THRU asterisk with no protocol or codec conversions |
20:12.41 | mrgoby | for instance |
20:12.49 | ManxPower | mrgoby: fromuser= |
20:12.55 | bkw_ | mrgoby ya that |
20:13.01 | ManxPower | mrgoby: You are not on the mailing list are you? |
20:13.04 | h3x | Hint: iax trunking. |
20:13.20 | high-rez | iax trunking broke stuff |
20:13.30 | mrgoby | ok, i see... i'm a moron |
20:13.38 | xpasha_home | but when I try to call using oh323 connecting openphone and cisco 5250 I get error like this: |
20:13.40 | xpasha_home | WARNING[16400]: File channel.c, Line 1803 (ast_channel_make_compatible): No path to translate from H323:20570(256) to H323:29131(2) |
20:13.40 | xpasha_home | WARNING[16400]: File channel.c, Line 2192 (ast_channel_bridge): Can't make H323:20570 and H323:29131 compatible |
20:13.40 | xpasha_home | WARNING[16400]: File res_parking.c, Line 226 (ast_bridge_call): Bridge failed on channels H323:20570 and H323:29131 |
20:13.53 | xpasha_home | both devices g729 |
20:14.15 | ManxPower | No, one is using codec 2 and the other is using codec 256 |
20:14.43 | ManxPower | But I can't be sure since I'm not familiar with HH323 |
20:14.47 | h3x | Yeah well you are trying to park the damned line ? |
20:14.49 | ManxPower | 's messages |
20:15.00 | ManxPower | That might do it too. |
20:15.03 | xpasha_home | shit |
20:15.12 | h3x | if you involve asterisk anywhere in the voicepath |
20:15.13 | h3x | it needs a codec. |
20:15.17 | ManxPower | Since asterisk will prolly have to do some transcoding for parking. If nothing else for MOH |
20:15.21 | xpasha_home | how to correct this situation? |
20:15.26 | h3x | maybe you can just get a few licenses |
20:15.32 | ManxPower | xpasha_home: don't park the calls or buy a license |
20:15.52 | ManxPower | xpasha_home: Without transcoding Asterisk is pretty uselessx |
20:15.59 | h3x | I guess you are screwed if you are using G723.1 eh? :) |
20:16.06 | ManxPower | h3x: Yup. |
20:16.34 | ManxPower | Does anyone know if you shuld discharge UPSs before shipping them? |
20:16.49 | xpasha_home | h3x I turned off all codecs on openphone excluding g729 |
20:17.06 | xpasha_home | what is codec 2 and codec 256? |
20:17.17 | ManxPower | openphone can't do g729, can it? |
20:17.22 | h3x | ManxPower: just unplug one of the wires |
20:17.49 | h3x | hmmm... |
20:17.56 | ManxPower | xpasha_home: show codecs |
20:18.22 | xpasha_home | ManxPower openphone has g729 and g729a |
20:19.07 | xpasha_home | ManxPower what codecs to show? |
20:19.16 | blitzrage | ~seen jerjer |
20:19.17 | | jerjer <~NunYoBizN@pppoe-66-112-51-206-rb2.grp.centurytel.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 59m 18s ago, saying: 'most certianly '. |
20:19.54 | tzanger | you can use * without transcoding, just leave everything as ulaw |
20:21.43 | doughecka | ~seen wasim |
20:21.44 | | wasim <~wasim@202.179.137.13> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 3d 4h 2m 18s ago, saying: 'eww'. |
20:21.50 | doughecka | bleh |
20:21.51 | doughecka | where is he |
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20:23.23 | doughecka | HEY mrhyd3!!!! |
20:24.30 | xpasha_home | hmm |
20:25.07 | xpasha_home | is it possible to prohibit h245 tunneling and h245 in setup messages in chan_h323? |
20:25.09 | ManxPower | xpasha_home: SHOW CODECS will show you the codec numbers |
20:25.30 | ManxPower | I'd be TOTALLY SHOCKED if an open source software had G.729 |
20:25.31 | xpasha_home | ok |
20:25.50 | ManxPower | The only suck software I've seen uses a shim and Windows DLLs to get the patented codecs |
20:25.57 | ManxPower | suck == suck |
20:26.03 | ManxPower | SUCH, even |
20:26.16 | h3x | Yeah if it existed no doubt it would be in .ru or something. |
20:26.18 | xpasha_home | heh 256 is g729a |
20:26.24 | xpasha_home | ManxPower tnx |
20:26.26 | doughecka | someone port scan this and tell me if I am seeing things |
20:26.27 | doughecka | 66.82.148.177 |
20:26.28 | *** join/#asterisk Celtic (~dax@user-0cdv656.cable.mindspring.com) |
20:26.31 | ManxPower | and 2is GSM |
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20:28.18 | Corydon76-home | You can even combine codecs and see the combined number result, like 'show codec 258' |
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20:28.32 | doughecka | hey kram |
20:28.35 | doughecka | how is the iaxy? |
20:28.39 | xpasha_home | suxx when I set g729a I cant hear anything at openphone |
20:28.44 | kram | i demod it today :) |
20:28.49 | kram | demoed i mean |
20:28.58 | Corydon76-home | xpasha_home: have you bought a license for Asterisk? |
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20:29.06 | doughecka | kram: kewl |
20:29.11 | kram | we hope to have 100 prototypes by xmas |
20:29.15 | doughecka | SWEET |
20:29.21 | kram | but you'll have to be qualified by Greg to get one |
20:29.22 | doughecka | 100 bucks each? |
20:29.26 | doughecka | bah |
20:29.30 | doughecka | how do I be qualified |
20:29.30 | Corydon76-home | kram: woo-woo... cool Christmas presents... |
20:29.49 | doughecka | can I bribe greg? |
20:29.50 | doughecka | :) |
20:29.52 | zoa | <xpasha_home> suxx when I set g729a I cant hear anything at openphone --> you need to enable g729 too |
20:29.56 | zoa | not only g729a |
20:30.15 | zoa | + you need the right .dll |
20:30.22 | kram | lol |
20:30.32 | kram | mainly these are going to be for prospective service providers |
20:30.33 | ManxPower | I'll almost guarntee you that openphone does not actually support G729 |
20:30.34 | kram | not for end users |
20:30.40 | doughecka | kram: bah |
20:30.43 | doughecka | kram: :) |
20:30.54 | kram | eventually we'll have some for end users |
20:31.01 | Corydon76-home | kram: and active developers? |
20:31.15 | xpasha_home | ManxPower but it works with cisco directly |
20:31.21 | ManxPower | prototypes == FXO TDM400P modules? |
20:31.22 | doughecka | hmm |
20:31.25 | kram | it'll be for greg to decide |
20:31.28 | kram | maybe if we have extras |
20:31.31 | doughecka | ah |
20:31.31 | h3x | whats the iaxy |
20:31.31 | xpasha_home | so i cant understant why it sets codec 2 |
20:31.33 | kram | but these are *prototypes* |
20:31.36 | ManxPower | xpasha_home: I suspect it's using some other codec. |
20:31.43 | kram | they likely won't be full featured |
20:31.45 | doughecka | kram: when are the production ones gonna be made? |
20:31.48 | xpasha_home | cisco says g729 |
20:31.59 | ManxPower | xpasha_home: Cisco says a lot of things |
20:32.00 | kram | early 2004 unless we run into something |
20:32.11 | doughecka | cool |
20:32.14 | Corydon76-home | kram: AC adapter only or battery plug available on the IAXy? |
20:32.24 | ManxPower | Anyone that releases software with G729 support will be NAILED TO THE WALL by VoiceAge |
20:32.38 | doughecka | ManxPower HAHAHHA |
20:32.39 | kram | corydon: ac adapter only, a 9V battery would work but won't last ou long and it will need to be Li-ion |
20:32.54 | kram | i hate voiceage |
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20:32.59 | kram | i hate them with a passion i cannot express |
20:33.07 | kram | and they are causing more trouble |
20:33.11 | ManxPower | kram: xpasha_home seems to think openphone has G729 support |
20:33.23 | doughecka | kram: hmm, I have a wireless thing that uses an internal battery, it allows me to get highspeed internet within a few miles of the tower... |
20:33.27 | Corydon76-home | more trouble? |
20:33.45 | Corydon76-home | As in, they want to raise the license price? |
20:33.55 | ManxPower | kram: Accidently metion to them that you finally got g.723 licenses and may just drop g.729 entirely |
20:34.03 | zoa | what is an iaxy ? |
20:34.29 | doughecka | zoa: a iax ata |
20:34.33 | Corydon76-home | zoa: it's a matchbox sized circuit board which does FXS port to Ethernet port |
20:34.42 | zoa | aha, cool |
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20:35.01 | xpasha_home | look at this |
20:35.01 | xpasha_home | <PROTECTED> |
20:35.01 | xpasha_home | <PROTECTED> |
20:35.01 | xpasha_home | <PROTECTED> |
20:35.01 | xpasha_home | WARNING[30736]: File channel.c, Line 1803 (ast_channel_make_compatible): No path to translate from H323:20588(256) to H323:15472(2) |
20:35.02 | zoa | what codecs will be supported ? |
20:35.10 | zoa | iLBC ? |
20:35.10 | ManxPower | Sounds cool, but FXO modules for the TDM400P would be cooler right now |
20:35.19 | doughecka | indeed |
20:35.24 | xpasha_home | seems to be openphone try to make g729 |
20:35.24 | Corydon76-home | zoa: it's a prototype, so don't expect much yet |
20:35.29 | bkw_ | blah |
20:35.30 | xpasha_home | but cisco try to set up gsm |
20:35.30 | ManxPower | xpasha_home: Looks like it's trying to translate from G729 to GSM |
20:35.31 | Corydon76-home | ulaw, gsm |
20:35.32 | doughecka | what about the FXO modules for the TDM? |
20:35.34 | xpasha_home | right? |
20:35.43 | zoa | kram : asterisk just flooded my hd |
20:35.44 | xpasha_home | 217.107.87.254 is cisco |
20:35.47 | zoa | till it was full |
20:35.55 | zoa | with syslog and /var/log/messages |
20:35.57 | Dbitter1 | FXO for TDM would be cool.... |
20:36.00 | zoa | 36 gig |
20:36.01 | zoa | :) |
20:36.10 | Corydon76-home | zoa: What'd you do? |
20:36.11 | bkw_ | http://www.formetopoopon.com/poop.php?url=sco.com |
20:36.12 | xpasha_home | hmm I will try to turn off gsm on cisco |
20:36.17 | zoa | i did a reload |
20:36.18 | zoa | thats all |
20:36.20 | doughecka | LOL |
20:36.37 | Corydon76-home | zoa: what was the content of the messages? |
20:37.30 | doughecka | http://www.formetopoopon.com/poop.php?url=asteriskpbx.org |
20:37.32 | doughecka | LOL |
20:37.34 | bkw_ | ok children |
20:37.44 | bkw_ | calm your asses down.. before I get the belt! |
20:37.47 | zoa | don't remember, did a quick echo "" > |
20:37.53 | ManxPower | zoa-pbx asterisk 17:35 [1234]: Help! I've fallen and can't get up! |
20:37.56 | zoa | before the server crashed |
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20:38.40 | doughecka | tis poison |
20:38.49 | Corydon76-home | Well, that was silly. How is anybody to figure out what went wrong if you erased the log? |
20:38.53 | doughecka | oh, which cheek? |
20:39.00 | zoa | noone is supposed to :) |
20:39.01 | doughecka | LOL |
20:39.10 | zoa | first time it happened |
20:39.16 | zoa | if it happens again i'll check it |
20:40.25 | okrumm | Hello everybody, I've been seting up a X-Lite extension and now it works I can call it from the TDM10B FXS port and sounds passes well, the question is that I can't dial from the X-Lite no matter what I dial asterisk don't seem to be listening...., help ! |
20:40.48 | doughecka | "Huh." |
20:41.17 | blitzrage | okrumm: try dtmfmode=rfc2833 in your sip.conf file |
20:41.30 | blitzrage | okrumm: oh wait.. nevermind :) |
20:41.37 | doughecka | DOI! |
20:41.42 | blitzrage | okrumm: you can't call asterisk at all right? |
20:41.57 | okrumm | thats right blitzrage... |
20:42.12 | blitzrage | okrumm: hrm... |
20:42.50 | bkw_ | xlite SUCKS!!! |
20:43.05 | blitzrage | bkw_: you suck |
20:43.10 | blitzrage | :) |
20:43.19 | RichA | resetting x100p transmission levels, do I have to restart just *, or more? |
20:43.20 | bkw_ | yes.. very well I might add! |
20:43.30 | doughecka | how much can a woodchuck suck if a woodchuck sucked on wood? |
20:43.35 | blitzrage | lol |
20:43.37 | bkw_ | HAHA |
20:43.37 | blitzrage | oh god |
20:43.45 | blitzrage | you're hilarious |
20:43.54 | bkw_ | doughecka is on the crack pipe again |
20:44.02 | Shido6 | b-b-b-b-bbut xlite looks sooo kewl , blw |
20:44.04 | Shido6 | bkw |
20:44.04 | doughecka | thank you, I will be here till Thursday. |
20:44.04 | blitzrage | true true |
20:44.13 | bkw_ | Shido6 jes |
20:44.34 | bkw_ | ok the list of patches for * that I must apply is growning... |
20:44.44 | blitzrage | lol |
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20:44.57 | bkw_ | blitzrage did you test that one for me? |
20:45.11 | blitzrage | bkw_: not yet.. I was sleeping earlier :) |
20:45.18 | blitzrage | and my internet went down last night.. and it's fscking slow today |
20:45.21 | blitzrage | I'm pissed about it |
20:45.31 | *** part/#asterisk elusive1 (~konversat@12.74.37.42) |
20:45.43 | bkw_ | ah poor baby.. get another ISP then |
20:45.47 | bkw_ | :P |
20:46.10 | blitzrage | bkw_: I'm only here for another month, and if I switch, then I have to basically pay for the rest of the year |
20:46.18 | blitzrage | locked in for a 1 year service term. |
20:46.18 | doughecka | ugh |
20:46.24 | blitzrage | ah well |
20:46.27 | doughecka | sign up, then move to the US |
20:46.36 | blitzrage | doughecka: I will never move to the US |
20:46.38 | cypromis | or to china |
20:46.43 | bkw_ | oh thats worse |
20:46.46 | doughecka | why? |
20:46.48 | doughecka | the us is great |
20:46.48 | bkw_ | the US sucks ballz |
20:46.51 | doughecka | :P |
20:46.56 | bkw_ | Ashcroft is a jackass |
20:47.03 | bkw_ | Bush is an idiot |
20:47.06 | blitzrage | but I live in the middle of buttfuck no where, I'm surprised I can even get highspeed. There isn't even cable out here. |
20:47.17 | blitzrage | doughecka: so many reasons... |
20:47.17 | bkw_ | hahahaha |
20:47.25 | bkw_ | Ashcroft scares me |
20:48.13 | tholo | -msg bkw_ I have the LCR part of my rating engine actually working now (except it doesn't set an AbsoluteTimeout yet). And the CDR part will be *easy* in comparison (esp. since I save all the information from the LCR part for the CDR part to pick up)... 8-) |
20:48.26 | tholo | Ups. :) |
20:48.30 | blitzrage | hehe |
20:48.32 | doughecka | -msg tholo retard :P |
20:48.41 | blitzrage | lol |
20:48.44 | doughecka | woo, we now know top secret info! |
20:48.53 | tholo | Yeah, sure you do. |
20:49.11 | tholo | You know that I have a mostly complete rating engine. Well, duh. |
20:49.45 | doughecka | whats a rating engine>? |
20:50.06 | cypromis | doughecka: give it the prefix and it will return best route and price |
20:50.09 | cypromis | if it is a nice poe |
20:50.18 | doughecka | COOL! |
20:50.18 | tholo | A module to route your calls and calculate their cost. |
20:50.22 | cypromis | it will return price you pay and price customer pays and resolution and so on |
20:50.36 | cypromis | we have that since quite some time |
20:51.03 | cypromis | jut working on version 2 |
20:51.03 | blitzrage | price I pay better be < customer pays ;) |
20:51.03 | kapejod | sounds like one sql query ;) |
20:51.03 | doughecka | haha |
20:51.03 | tholo | Well, I do it in two, but... ;-) |
20:51.03 | doughecka | kapejod: well, you know, hes still learning C |
20:51.06 | doughecka | :) |
20:51.37 | tholo | I am? I thought I did that some 18 years ago.... |
20:51.41 | cypromis | kapejod: one sql query with a couple of subselects |
20:51.42 | cypromis | :) |
20:51.51 | blitzrage | I am just learning C now :) |
20:52.01 | kapejod | tholo: yes, mysql needs 2 queries ;) |
20:52.19 | tholo | MySQL has subselects... |
20:52.52 | Corydon76-home | It does? |
20:53.05 | blitzrage | weee! :) |
20:53.06 | doughecka | yay |
20:53.13 | tholo | It just depends on how you do your queries -- I could easily do it as a single query. |
20:53.15 | kapejod | hmm.......but what if you have routes with expiration/activation dates, etc? |
20:53.28 | doughecka | make it so I can tell it to download it from like 1 week ago |
20:53.36 | cypromis | yeah and 3 illing layers with different resolutions |
20:53.48 | doughecka | yea |
20:53.49 | cypromis | you buy 1/1 have a reseller at 30/15 and end customer pays 60/45 |
20:53.51 | cypromis | ? |
20:54.02 | doughecka | bleh, the italian job never finished downloading |
20:54.09 | kapejod | hehe |
20:54.16 | doughecka | the original version |
20:54.16 | cypromis | :) |
20:55.06 | doughecka | crunch |
20:56.01 | monsieur | has anyone connect * through a te410p to another pbx? |
20:56.03 | *** join/#asterisk snewpy_ (~markl@m036-164.nv.iinet.net.au) |
20:57.30 | blitzrage | !info FXO |
20:57.32 | monsieur | i.e. isdn pri into te410 port 1, and port 2 to pri port on pbx |
20:57.36 | mrhyd3 | anyone help me ona ata-186? |
20:57.36 | blitzrage | hrm... |
20:57.46 | Mike | :P |
20:57.56 | mrhyd3 | i try to get into the menu and I hear a loud noise...like line noise |
20:58.51 | blitzrage | who knows how to use this jbot thing? :) |
20:59.09 | doughecka | ~whaleslap blitzrage |
20:59.12 | | ACTION slaps blitzrage upside and over the head with one freakishly huge killer whale named hugh |
20:59.14 | Mike | ~info FXP |
20:59.18 | Mike | ~info FXO |
20:59.27 | cypromis | ~kill blitzrage |
20:59.32 | | ACTION slits blitzrage's throat |
20:59.35 | blitzrage | I swear there was an info bot at some point :) |
20:59.44 | blitzrage | ~defend |
20:59.50 | doughecka | yea |
20:59.50 | doughecka | there was |
20:59.50 | blitzrage | :) |
20:59.52 | cypromis | )info fxo |
20:59.52 | blitzrage | no more? |
20:59.53 | Mike | ~tell mike FXO |
20:59.58 | cypromis | yeah that was it |
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21:00.05 | cypromis | ~tell fxo |
21:00.05 | Mike | *jbot* No, mike, I won't. (target invalid?) |
21:00.08 | kram | wb clive |
21:00.09 | Mike | *jbot* Package 'fxo' does not exist. |
21:00.09 | Mike | awesome |
21:00.20 | kapejod | ~kicktheshitoutof cypromis |
21:00.29 | cypromis | :)) |
21:01.53 | blitzrage | yah.. downloading * from CVS at 3kb/s is slow |
21:02.13 | doughecka | hah |
21:02.25 | blitzrage | I'm going to get some food now |
21:02.30 | tz-afk | get me some to blitzrage |
21:03.06 | blitzrage | tz-afk: sure thing :) |
21:03.14 | blitzrage | tz-afk: thinking I am going to make perogies and bacon with sour creme |
21:03.19 | tz-afk | awesome |
21:03.23 | tz-afk | I'm in Listowel so I'm not too far |
21:03.30 | blitzrage | tz-afk: come on over! |
21:03.36 | blitzrage | :) |
21:03.44 | tz-afk | :-) I've got the kids this weekend |
21:03.51 | kram | any physics whizes here? |
21:03.56 | zoa | sometimes |
21:03.58 | zoa | shoot kram |
21:04.01 | tz-afk | how whizzical do I have to be? |
21:04.17 | kram | one of my friends asked an interesting question... |
21:04.18 | zoa | a failed a couple of times in civil engineering :) |
21:04.24 | zoa | *i |
21:04.24 | doughecka | why, I know that gravity pulls things down |
21:04.44 | doughecka | and helicopters pulls things up |
21:04.47 | kram | suppose you had a pencil and you push it on one end, obviously the other end moves as well at the same rate |
21:04.51 | blitzrage | tzanger: ahhh.. I have no kids :) |
21:04.53 | zoa | yes |
21:04.55 | kram | suppose your pencil were about a light year long |
21:05.02 | doughecka | kram: hah |
21:05.04 | kram | and you pushed on it, presumably the other end would move as well |
21:05.06 | zoa | hah :) |
21:05.14 | tzanger | that is a long pencil |
21:05.15 | doughecka | so what if I anchored the other end? |
21:05.24 | tzanger | doughecka: if you anchored the other end you couldn't push it |
21:05.26 | doughecka | and pushed, would it go faster than the speed of light? |
21:05.27 | kram | does that permit you to convey information faster than light or is there something in the actual moving of the pencil that would cause that not to work |
21:05.46 | zoa | as not the entire pencil would go faster than light |
21:05.52 | kram | not hte pencil moving faste |
21:05.54 | doughecka | well, achored the end I am pushing |
21:05.55 | zoa | in fact no part would go faster than 1 m/s |
21:05.56 | Dbitter1 | It doesn't matter how long the pencil would be |
21:05.59 | kram | rbut the information that the pencil is moving |
21:06.00 | zoa | yeah |
21:06.08 | zoa | nopez |
21:06.12 | doughecka | hmm, like push it long ways? |
21:06.14 | zoa | it would not be faster than light |
21:06.19 | kram | even if i move it just slightly |
21:06.28 | kram | presumably when i start moving it, the other end has to move too right? |
21:06.33 | zoa | yes |
21:06.34 | doughecka | yup |
21:06.39 | kram | so you, a light year away at the other end know i've started pushing it |
21:06.39 | blitzrage | you can't move faster than light I thought... |
21:06.44 | kram | but presumably you would know in less than a year |
21:06.45 | tzanger | kram: it doesn't make anything move faster than light |
21:06.52 | kram | not the matter |
21:06.55 | kram | just the information that it is moving |
21:06.56 | doughecka | kram: hah |
21:07.03 | zoa | did you know that electrons actually move very very very very very slow ? |
21:07.03 | doughecka | eeks |
21:07.11 | tzanger | kram: information as in what, the pencil tip on the paper 1 light year away |
21:07.12 | doughecka | thats a awful puzzler |
21:07.22 | kram | yes, for example |
21:07.22 | kapejod | you would need a lot of energy to push this big pencil..... |
21:07.26 | kram | of course |
21:07.35 | kapejod | and a big tree!!!! |
21:07.47 | bkw_ | what? |
21:07.50 | kram | i wish i could take credit for the question but it's not mine |
21:08.12 | tzanger | I don't think anything would go faster than the speed of light... take a normal pencil and move it.. it takes a finite amount of time for the force you apply to one end to be applied to all the atoms in the pencil in order for the other end to move |
21:08.22 | kram | as we know from einsteins atack on quantum mechanics, he believed *nothing* could move faster than light |
21:08.26 | kram | even something without mass |
21:08.39 | kram | tzanger: yes, that's where i'm thinking it can break down |
21:08.49 | kram | but does anyone have any actual knowledge that can confirm that? |
21:08.51 | zoa | that is incorrect |
21:08.52 | doughecka | the string thery? |
21:08.54 | cypromis | what about the stuff with the quarks ? |
21:08.56 | zoa | some things move faster than light |
21:09.10 | zoa | tiny particles in space for example are found to be flying faster than light |
21:09.12 | kram | zoa: like what? |
21:09.13 | doughecka | gravity does, or does not |
21:09.15 | bkw_ | my temper |
21:09.17 | cypromis | yeah also einsteins beginnings of the string heory said some different stuff |
21:09.19 | kram | how's that? |
21:09.20 | tzanger | the pencil is not a single object; it's a bunch of atoms and you pushing on them is actually electron forces interacting |
21:09.27 | doughecka | yes |
21:09.31 | zoa | for some reason the theorema doesnt apply for very tiny particles |
21:09.36 | tzanger | now entangled photons... that's just funky |
21:09.47 | l-fy | is quite logical |
21:09.48 | tzanger | "spooky interaction at a distance" Einstein called it |
21:09.52 | doughecka | LOL |
21:09.54 | l-fy | E = mc^2 |
21:09.55 | kram | yes |
21:09.56 | bkw_ | if [ ! -h /var/spool/asterisk/vm ] <-- whats -h? |
21:10.02 | tzanger | man eval |
21:10.09 | bkw_ | oh thats where the man page for that is |
21:10.10 | tzanger | or expr I can never get the two of them straight |
21:10.20 | l-fy | but if m is little then m of photone, then is possible |
21:10.23 | bkw_ | um no |
21:10.32 | tzanger | man bash |
21:10.36 | tzanger | <PROTECTED> |
21:10.36 | tzanger | <PROTECTED> |
21:10.37 | l-fy | if E is the same |
21:10.46 | doughecka | ~2*4^2 |
21:10.47 | | 10 |
21:10.51 | doughecka | hah! |
21:11.01 | tzanger | hahahaha |
21:11.02 | bkw_ | ah yes .. silly me |
21:11.13 | tzanger | jbot's got no order of precedence |
21:11.17 | doughecka | :) |
21:11.18 | doughecka | indeed |
21:11.21 | doughecka | patches welcome |
21:11.34 | doughecka | ~pi*pi^2 |
21:11.35 | | 11 |
21:11.50 | tzanger | pi * pi^2? isn't that just pi^3? |
21:11.55 | tzanger | ~pi^3 |
21:11.58 | kram | 32 * 4 |
21:12.00 | doughecka | LOL |
21:12.08 | *** join/#asterisk RAK (~RAK@hoochie.digium.com) |
21:12.12 | kram | ~32 * 4 |
21:12.13 | | 128 |
21:12.13 | tzanger | ~pi*pi*pi |
21:12.15 | | 31.00627657401 |
21:12.28 | tzanger | ~eenie+meenie+miney+moe |
21:12.37 | doughecka | ~google for diameter of the sun * speed of light / 1 au |
21:12.50 | doughecka | hmm, nope, didnt work |
21:12.50 | kram | ~32 * 4 + 7 |
21:12.52 | | 135 |
21:13.07 | kram | that's too cool |
21:13.15 | tzanger | ~7+4*32 |
21:13.17 | | 135 |
21:13.27 | tzanger | hmm maybe jbot just doesn't understand powers |
21:13.37 | doughecka | ~dec2hex 135 |
21:13.39 | | 87 |
21:13.42 | doughecka | hah |
21:13.48 | tzanger | ~2+4*4 |
21:13.50 | | 18 |
21:13.56 | doughecka | ~hex2dec 34598098deadbeef |
21:13.58 | tzanger | 2+4^2 |
21:14.09 | tzanger | er |
21:14.09 | kapejod | coool |
21:14.11 | kram | have to ~ |
21:14.12 | tzanger | ~2+4^2 |
21:14.13 | | 4 |
21:14.13 | cypromis | hmpft |
21:14.22 | doughecka | huh, maybe I confused it |
21:14.26 | tzanger | ~4^2 |
21:14.27 | | 6 |
21:14.32 | doughecka | ~hex2dec deadbeef |
21:14.33 | | 3735928559 |
21:14.33 | tzanger | hmm |
21:14.36 | doughecka | aha |
21:14.40 | tzanger | ~dec2hex 31337 |
21:14.45 | doughecka | lol |
21:14.48 | cypromis | ~2+4-2-4 |
21:15.02 | cypromis | tilt |
21:15.11 | doughecka | (1 Astronomical Unit) + (1 lightyear) = 9.460678 Ũ 1015 meters |
21:15.24 | doughecka | google is fun |
21:15.52 | doughecka | tilt! |
21:19.50 | *** join/#asterisk data[away] (~data@193.138.95.4) |
21:19.59 | data[away] | gah |
21:20.47 | cypromis | gu ? |
21:21.07 | tzanger | Unknown SIP command 'NOTIFY' from '192.246.69.223' |
21:21.12 | tzanger | what's a SIP NOTIFY event? |
21:21.16 | *** join/#asterisk slestak (~slestak@216-99-211-111.dsl.aracnet.com) |
21:22.16 | blitzrage | woohoo! my install script works good :) |
21:22.28 | *** join/#asterisk kape_off (~kape_offi@hoochie.digium.com) |
21:22.45 | l-fy | tzanger > cisco ip phone? |
21:22.46 | kape_off | cypromis: 37 cm |
21:22.52 | tzanger | no, FWD |
21:23.10 | l-fy | tzanger > are you using a sip proxy? |
21:23.15 | tzanger | nope |
21:23.29 | l-fy | damn it |
21:23.55 | blitzrage | if I want to update all my asterisk source code from CVS, can I do: rm -f ./asterisk/.version then cvs update zaptel libpri asterisk ? |
21:24.02 | ManxPower | tzanger: looks to me that they are trying to notify you that you have coicemail |
21:24.06 | kape_off | cypromis: that would leave 11cm between them |
21:24.22 | tzanger | blitzrage: why remove the .version? |
21:24.22 | blitzrage | then recompile |
21:24.30 | tzanger | why not just cvs up, make clean and make? |
21:24.31 | kape_off | cypromis: you will just need some fans at the top of the rack to slurp the hot air away |
21:24.38 | tzanger | ManxPower: hmm ok |
21:24.59 | blitzrage | tzanger: not sure :) apparently it won't update the version if you don't delete it? |
21:25.02 | tzanger | today's cvs (over Nov 9) seems to have fixed my SIP commands |
21:25.07 | tzanger | blitzrage: ?? |
21:25.17 | tzanger | Asterisk CVS-09/23/03-06:07:51 |
21:25.19 | tzanger | you're right |
21:25.25 | blitzrage | tzanger: lol :) |
21:25.44 | blitzrage | tzanger: yah, it is updated.. but the .version needs to be deleted first |
21:25.46 | blitzrage | then it works fine |
21:25.58 | blitzrage | just for the show version thing as far as I can tell |
21:26.21 | tzanger | blitzrage: I don't have a .asterisk/.version, but rather an asterisk/.version |
21:26.28 | tzanger | that seems really dumb |
21:26.38 | blitzrage | tzanger: yah.. I said ./asterisk/.version though :) |
21:26.39 | tzanger | I should make a makefile patch to fix that |
21:26.47 | blitzrage | tzanger: that'd be good |
21:26.53 | tzanger | when the asterisk binary is built it should overwrite that file |
21:27.21 | blitzrage | would make sense |
21:27.42 | blitzrage | ./_asterisk-update update |
21:27.43 | blitzrage | doh! |
21:27.46 | blitzrage | wrong window :) |
21:28.43 | tzanger | Asterisk CVS-11/23/03-16:27:08 |
21:28.45 | tzanger | there that's better |
21:28.49 | blitzrage | hehe |
21:28.55 | tzanger | make clean should remove .version as well |
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21:29.18 | *** join/#asterisk maik_ (~maik@p213.54.144.26.tisdip.tiscali.de) |
21:29.22 | blitzrage | *should* :) |
21:29.42 | kram | maik? |
21:30.00 | maik_ | morning... |
21:30.06 | maik_ | kram: yes? |
21:30.23 | kram | are you the maik i know? :) |
21:30.35 | maik_ | kram: yes |
21:30.35 | l-fy | malcikgay |
21:31.15 | kram | maik is cool |
21:31.39 | maik_ | thx :) |
21:31.48 | l-fy | aaaaaa |
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21:31.55 | l-fy | kram > why do you ignore me? |
21:34.47 | *** join/#asterisk illc0mmm (~illc0mm@65.34.9.242) |
21:35.55 | illc0mmm | hey, I need a little help with my asterisk / zaptel config |
21:36.29 | illc0mmm | I can call from my SIP phone to my FXO phone. And I can dial out from my SIP phone. But anytime I try to dial anything with my Analog phone I get fast busy |
21:37.25 | illc0mmm | my dialplan on my SIP context and my internal context are almost identical |
21:37.37 | maik_ | almost? |
21:37.42 | tzanger | what is the error message on the console |
21:37.46 | illc0mmm | Well, execpt for the extensions |
21:37.56 | illc0mmm | when I dial on the analog the console says |
21:38.11 | illc0mmm | <PROTECTED> |
21:38.11 | illc0mmm | <PROTECTED> |
21:38.23 | illc0mmm | but I can make calls to it fine. |
21:38.40 | tzanger | hehehehe ulaw->ilbc: 280ms, ilbc->ulaw: 63ms |
21:38.42 | illc0mmm | I'm using the sample configs, just commented out include => demo |
21:38.55 | illc0mmm | and added a [sip] and an [internal] |
21:39.05 | tzanger | what is the context for the FXS port? |
21:39.23 | illc0mmm | under [sip] I have: |
21:39.23 | illc0mmm | include =>longdistance |
21:39.23 | illc0mmm | include =>fwd |
21:39.23 | illc0mmm | include =>parkedcalls |
21:39.23 | illc0mmm | include =>internal |
21:39.47 | illc0mmm | plus |
21:39.48 | illc0mmm | xten => 1,1,Dial(SIP/phone1,20,Ttr) |
21:39.48 | illc0mmm | exten => 1000,1,Dial(SIP/phone1,20,tr) |
21:39.48 | illc0mmm | exten => 1000,2,VoiceMail,u1000 |
21:39.48 | illc0mmm | exten => 1000,102,VoiceMail,b1000 |
21:40.12 | illc0mmm | that line should read: exten => 1,1,Dial(SIP/phone1,20,Ttr) |
21:40.37 | illc0mmm | then, my internal says: |
21:40.37 | illc0mmm | include =>longdistance |
21:40.37 | illc0mmm | include =>fwd |
21:40.37 | illc0mmm | include =>parkedcalls |
21:40.37 | illc0mmm | include =>sip |
21:40.38 | illc0mmm | <PROTECTED> |
21:40.40 | illc0mmm | exten => 2,1,Dial(Zap/2-1,20,Ttr) |
21:40.42 | illc0mmm | exten => 1001,1,Dial(Zap/2-1,20,Ttr) |
21:40.44 | illc0mmm | exten => 1001,2,VoiceMail,u1001 |
21:40.46 | illc0mmm | exten => 1001,102,VoiceMail,b1001 |
21:40.53 | illc0mmm | btw, sorry for spamming the channel :) |
21:42.26 | EagleRed | spam where? |
21:42.28 | EagleRed | :) |
21:42.30 | illc0mmm | hehe |
21:43.05 | maik_ | no problem. but what context is th fxs port in and what exactly do you dial before you get the fast busy? |
21:43.05 | illc0mmm | I'm sure I'm missing something. But if I can dial out on my SIP I should beable to dial out on my analog with that config? Or am I just missing it altoogether? |
21:43.12 | illc0mmm | 9 |
21:43.14 | illc0mmm | or anything |
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21:43.16 | mrhyd3 | bkw: got any docs on configuring ata186 w/ *? |
21:43.22 | mrhyd3 | cant get mine to register |
21:43.58 | illc0mmm | maik_: internal, that's in zapata.conf right?: |
21:43.58 | illc0mmm | context=internal |
21:43.58 | illc0mmm | <PROTECTED> |
21:43.58 | illc0mmm | group=2 |
21:43.58 | illc0mmm | signalling=fxo_ks |
21:43.59 | illc0mmm | mailbox=1001 |
21:44.01 | illc0mmm | callerid="Phone 1" <1001> |
21:44.03 | illc0mmm | channel=2 |
21:46.00 | illc0mmm | channel 2 is the fxs card |
21:46.11 | illc0mmm | thats the second module |
21:46.20 | maik_ | well first you should put the "exten => 1,1,Dial(SIP/phone1,20,Ttr)" into the internal context |
21:46.35 | maik_ | that should at least allow you to call your sip-phone from the analog phone |
21:46.38 | illc0mmm | ah, even though I have it in the include? |
21:46.48 | maik_ | oh ok |
21:46.53 | illc0mmm | ok, hehe |
21:46.54 | maik_ | didn't see that :) |
21:47.00 | illc0mmm | making sure I understand it. :) |
21:47.25 | illc0mmm | anything I dial gets me fast busy on the analog |
21:47.51 | maik_ | so internal includes longdistance and sip. And sip also includes longdistance (or am i too tired to see it correctly?) |
21:48.01 | illc0mmm | thats right |
21:48.22 | maik_ | hmm I'm not sure if that's a good idea |
21:48.36 | illc0mmm | Whats up with that? |
21:48.42 | maik_ | it's recursive |
21:48.47 | illc0mmm | oh |
21:48.51 | maik_ | might cause trouble |
21:48.54 | illc0mmm | okay, I see. yeah I'll fix that |
21:49.42 | illc0mmm | so I removed the includes from SIP except include => internal |
21:50.05 | maik_ | hmm you should rather remove the include => sip from the internal-context |
21:50.09 | illc0mmm | Ah, okay |
21:50.24 | maik_ | and put the exten => 1... into internal |
21:50.27 | illc0mmm | ok |
21:53.23 | RichA | anyone? changing rxgain for x100p, restart * enough? |
21:53.27 | tzanger | RichA: no |
21:53.36 | tzanger | stop, run ztcfg again and start |
21:53.36 | RichA | what else? |
21:53.50 | RichA | ok |
21:53.54 | tzanger | really I just unload the modules and reload them bu tI think that's one step too far :-0 |
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21:54.40 | tzanger | actually ztcfg's not necessary but I'm fairly certain that zapata.conf is not (fully) reloaded on a reload command |
21:55.07 | tzanger | the easiest way to do it is to adjust the parameters during a call and reload |
21:56.01 | RichA | reload enough? (or restart?) |
21:56.18 | tzanger | like I said, best way is to try it while a call is in rprogress |
21:56.36 | RichA | off to play... |
21:56.53 | Shido6 | how do you remove rpms and its dependencings rpm -e and what else? |
21:58.08 | ManxPower | you can't auto remove the dependencies |
21:58.29 | Shido6 | sunuva |
21:58.58 | ManxPower | other things might depend on things it depends on |
21:59.40 | Shido6 | and I want to remove the things it depends on :) |
22:00.45 | Corydon76-home | Shido6: why not just install a new machine? |
22:00.58 | Corydon76-home | In the long run, it's going to be faster and cheaper |
22:01.12 | Shido6 | i think I am - i'll pour napalm over this one and toss it in the air and "BURST A CAP INTO IT" |
22:01.52 | Corydon76-home | Nah, once you swap it out, you can reformat and reinstall the old one |
22:01.59 | bkw_ | what |
22:02.17 | bkw_ | ManxPower what? |
22:02.32 | tzanger | bah |
22:02.35 | ManxPower | bkw_, *I* might not be having the festival problems, but that's just cause I worked around them. Others will have the same prolbm |
22:02.45 | bkw_ | nobody commented on them |
22:02.52 | ManxPower | true |
22:02.53 | bkw_ | I coudln't create the problem |
22:02.53 | illc0mmm | maik_: okay |
22:02.54 | tzanger | * isn't smart enough NOT to load modules which have a dependency on a noload'ed module |
22:03.04 | bkw_ | so it might have been hardware and or other issues |
22:03.09 | ManxPower | bkw_, You couldn't? |
22:03.13 | illc0mmm | maik_: I reset that conf file. SIP can still dial out fine, but analog still fast busy. |
22:03.22 | ManxPower | It works fine on Zap, just not over VoIP |
22:03.23 | illc0mmm | verified that the [internal] is the correct context |
22:03.37 | bkw_ | ManxPower I tried to make it do what you described... and it wouldn't do it. |
22:03.52 | maik_ | can you call the sip phone with the analog phone? |
22:03.55 | Exomorph_ | hey bkw, you try out my sip debug patch yet? |
22:03.59 | bkw_ | well if someone comments on it.. it will go into feedback and we can look at it again |
22:04.03 | ManxPower | bkw_, Odd. |
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22:04.24 | bkw_ | Exomorph_ not yet.. that seems a bit drastic.. you need to look at the VERBOSE_PREFIX stuff for ast_verbose |
22:05.28 | Exomorph_ | bkw: Thats coming.... As I posted in reply... There is alot more working going into the debuging output. the Verbose levels are one of the things on my list. |
22:05.33 | monsieur | what's the syntax for permit and deny in sip.conf? |
22:05.38 | illc0mmm | maik_: DOH, I think I figured it out |
22:05.58 | illc0mmm | I must have changed the context for the internal line w/o running ztcfg |
22:06.06 | illc0mmm | re-ran it, can dial out now |
22:06.14 | maik_ | oh ok |
22:06.15 | mrhyd3 | anyone know a document that shows how to configure ata186 to asterisk? |
22:06.17 | Exomorph_ | bkw: Also, I didn't change any of the current code, I just reformatted the output. Stuff like putting the actual message at the end of the output instead of in the middle of the output. |
22:06.50 | *** part/#asterisk Corydon76-home (purple@pcp01812660pcs.nash01.tn.comcast.net) |
22:07.08 | illc0mmm | yeah, I'm a fool. hehe but thanks for catching the other thing. It's all coming together now. boohahahaha |
22:07.27 | *** join/#asterisk Corydon76-home (purple@pcp01812660pcs.nash01.tn.comcast.net) |
22:07.52 | illc0mmm | one other thing.... |
22:08.13 | illc0mmm | SIP related: when I run sip show peers I get this: |
22:08.13 | illc0mmm | Name/username Host Mask Port Status |
22:08.13 | illc0mmm | phone1 (Unspecified) (D) 255.255.255.255 0 Unmonitored |
22:08.23 | Exomorph_ | bkw: Basically I've just made things alot more readable. |
22:08.27 | illc0mmm | shouldn't Host be the current IP address of the SIP phone? |
22:08.30 | illc0mmm | it's a softphone |
22:10.01 | maik_ | yes. it should show the ip. seems like your phone is not registered |
22:10.09 | illc0mmm | yeah |
22:10.11 | *** join/#asterisk mortck (~test@p213.54.174.140.tisdip.tiscali.de) |
22:10.12 | illc0mmm | ugh |
22:10.41 | illc0mmm | okay, never mind |
22:10.47 | illc0mmm | had to exit and re-enter the app. |
22:11.31 | illc0mmm | Anyone use SJPhone? |
22:11.47 | monsieur | does anyone user permit and deny in sip.conf? |
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22:15.04 | Corydon76-home | No, but we use permit/deny in manager.conf |
22:16.06 | monsieur | corydon: what's the syntax? |
22:16.54 | Corydon76-home | permit=192.168.200.0/255.255.255.0 |
22:17.05 | monsieur | do you have to deny everything first? |
22:17.10 | Corydon76-home | Yes, you do |
22:17.19 | monsieur | so, deny=all ? |
22:17.20 | Corydon76-home | deny=0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 |
22:17.38 | monsieur | ok, let me try... |
22:17.47 | Corydon76-home | It defaults to accept |
22:18.07 | Corydon76-home | but it keeps state through all the statements |
22:18.40 | monsieur | yeah, i have this in one of the sip entities but it doesn't work |
22:19.41 | xpasha_home | hmmm |
22:19.58 | xpasha_home | new version of chan_h323 works exellent with NAT also |
22:20.18 | Corydon76-home | monsieur: well, it's using the same code to authenticate |
22:20.21 | xpasha_home | but with g729 in openphone it has a problem |
22:20.36 | Corydon76-home | So it should work exactly the same way. |
22:20.37 | xpasha_home | sound stream breaks sometimes |
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22:20.45 | monsieur | corydon: yeah, that's what i thought, but I have deny=0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 |
22:20.47 | Corydon76-home | What's the entry in sip.conf look like? |
22:20.52 | xpasha_home | what is to be done in order to fix it? |
22:20.56 | monsieur | and permit=1.2.3.4/255.255.255.255 |
22:21.02 | tzanger | xpasha_home: yeah? |
22:21.06 | xpasha_home | yes |
22:21.08 | xpasha_home | it suxx |
22:21.17 | xpasha_home | sometimes I hear breaks |
22:21.30 | xpasha_home | but it not related to NAT |
22:21.32 | Corydon76-home | monsieur: well, the other possibility is that the packets aren't coming from where you think they are |
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22:21.38 | Corydon76-home | try a sip debug |
22:21.45 | xpasha_home | it's problem of chan_h323 |
22:23.37 | monsieur | corydon: no that looks fine. |
22:24.59 | monsieur | corydon: i've pasted my sip.conf into your personal window |
22:28.49 | monsieur | no it definitely doesn't work. |
22:29.20 | mrhyd3 | cant get my phones on my ata186 to ring...they can dial |
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22:32.17 | mrhyd3 | nm, was something dumb.. |
22:32.17 | Exomorph_ | 01Corydon76-home: if ya want to do a sip debug, might want to try out my patch on bug #571 It reformats the display to something readable. :) |
22:32.47 | Corydon76-home | Exomorph_: read context. |
22:32.55 | Corydon76-home | I'm not trying to do sip debug |
22:33.22 | Exomorph_ | hehe Ya, ok... My Bad. |
22:33.29 | Exomorph_ | But you know now. :) |
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22:34.40 | Corydon76-home | yeah, but if I had my way, everybody would be using IAX and SIP would disappear |
22:35.59 | Exomorph_ | Same here, but I can't find a hardware IAX gateway. Where there are alot of SIP gateway's. |
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22:42.07 | UnixDawg | Tramps whores and sluts O my |
22:42.21 | Exomorph_ | Hey Kram |
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22:46.56 | bkw_ | BLAH |
22:47.05 | bkw_ | explorer.exe != iexplorer.exe |
22:47.15 | bkw_ | thus I can't fix that.. it has nothing to do with their internet |
22:47.31 | sxpert | bkw_: it's iexplore.exe |
22:47.39 | bkw_ | ya that |
22:47.44 | bkw_ | I know it wasn't something I should fix |
22:47.51 | *** join/#asterisk illc0mmm (~illc0mm@65349hfc242.tampabay.rr.com) |
22:47.54 | bkw_ | and anything with kernel32.dll involved I don't fix |
22:48.02 | bkw_ | SOWWY.. NEXT!!! |
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22:48.06 | bkw_ | customer++; |
22:48.24 | sxpert | bkw_: they should use mozilla anyways. MS' web browser offering is a 2 years old non-compliant piece of shit |
22:49.00 | illc0mmm | sxpert: unfortunalty 99% of the web developers program for IE |
22:49.04 | illc0mmm | which sucks |
22:49.13 | sxpert | illc0mmm: they have to be reprogrammed :) |
22:49.16 | bkw_ | web developers program? |
22:49.17 | bkw_ | since when? |
22:49.22 | illc0mmm | well, to them they do |
22:49.26 | bkw_ | haha |
22:49.27 | bkw_ | true |
22:49.35 | illc0mmm | look, HTML ! I'm programming! |
22:49.40 | bkw_ | www.awaredata.com <--- our local web guru... |
22:49.43 | blitzrage | weee! |
22:49.48 | illc0mmm | oooo JAavaScript. I'm a Java Programmer now! |
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22:50.02 | illc0mmm | I wrote a SQL query. I'm also a DBA |
22:50.02 | bkw_ | illc0mmm ya copy and paste != programmer |
22:50.09 | sxpert | illc0mmm: lol |
22:50.09 | bkw_ | hahahahahah |
22:50.10 | illc0mmm | lol |
22:50.14 | bkw_ | thats so fucking true |
22:50.18 | illc0mmm | yep |
22:50.19 | sxpert | hehehe |
22:50.28 | blitzrage | I'm not a programmer, and I can admit it :) |
22:50.42 | illc0mmm | Yeah, same here. But if using that logic I'm a freeking master programmer |
22:50.47 | blitzrage | yah, you're pretty good. |
22:50.48 | Corydon76-home | I'm not a programmer either |
22:50.51 | sxpert | illc0mmm: worse yet "i used the request editor in access, so I'm a database guru" :))) |
22:50.58 | illc0mmm | haha |
22:51.04 | bkw_ | well i'm not a programmer.. but I can program |
22:51.05 | bkw_ | haha |
22:51.19 | illc0mmm | I can script, php, perl. that's about it |
22:51.23 | blitzrage | I can do SOME programming, but I'm no where near guru status :) |
22:51.40 | bkw_ | I can do php, perl and now C (not hardcore C yet.. but getting there fast) |
22:51.49 | sxpert | blitzrage: as long as you can write a semi-complex agi script ;) |
22:51.55 | illc0mmm | I'd like to learn C |
22:51.59 | blitzrage | sxpert: probably not :) |
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22:52.06 | Corydon76-home | Yeah, I've never programmed anything. |
22:52.08 | bkw_ | illc0mmm if you know php and perl.. you can learn c.. |
22:52.08 | blitzrage | I'm reading practical C now. Trying to learn some of it. |
22:52.13 | illc0mmm | Cool |
22:52.25 | blitzrage | C doesn't seem THAT hard |
22:52.30 | Corydon76-home | I wouldn't even know where to begin |
22:52.32 | bkw_ | illc0mmm you will notice that perl causes bad habits in C |
22:52.35 | illc0mmm | Yeah, my problem is anything I can do so far I can do with scripting so I never bother to learn C |
22:52.40 | blitzrage | Corydon76-home: shutup :) |
22:52.44 | illc0mmm | when I run into something I can't do with scripting I'll probably learn. |
22:53.00 | bkw_ | I find the C api to * easier to use than the AGI stuff |
22:53.04 | Corydon76-home | blitzrage: oh, but why? ;-) |
22:53.05 | illc0mmm | yeah |
22:53.05 | bkw_ | must be me |
22:53.08 | illc0mmm | your probably right |
22:53.13 | illc0mmm | oh |
22:53.18 | blitzrage | doop doop doop |
22:53.25 | illc0mmm | I had a question. I looked around and googled but I couldn't find the answer. |
22:53.49 | Corydon76-home | I don't think I'd ever even get close to being a guru, given how I'm not a programmer... |
22:53.53 | illc0mmm | Recording and / or monitoring conversations, like in a call center environment, is that something asterisk can do out of the box? |
22:54.13 | blitzrage | illc0mmm: you can record calls, yah. |
22:54.15 | illc0mmm | I saw some stuff on recording, but I think that was talking about accounding. |
22:54.20 | illc0mmm | accounting that is. |
22:54.31 | illc0mmm | blitzrage: how do you do that? is there a wiki or something I can look at? |
22:54.53 | blitzrage | illc0mmm: well, the wiki is at www.voip-info.org I believe... ? |
22:55.02 | illc0mmm | Cool |
22:55.20 | Corydon76-home | blitzrage: will you learn me how to hax0r? |
22:55.30 | blitzrage | Corydon76-home: lol |
22:55.32 | illc0mmm | I am diging this app (Asterisk) guys. This is about the best thing I've seen in a long time. |
22:55.46 | blitzrage | illc0mmm: also try http://www.loligo.com/asterisk/ |
22:55.52 | blitzrage | illc0mmm: has some example .conf files |
22:55.52 | illc0mmm | I only ran into one snag, and it was self inflicted! :) |
22:55.55 | illc0mmm | cool |
22:56.22 | blitzrage | illc0mmm: also good: http://www.fnords.org/~eric/asterisk/ |
22:58.13 | illc0mmm | Hey, anyone on IAXtel? |
22:58.28 | blitzrage | illc0mmm: yep. 1-700-363-0761 |
22:58.32 | illc0mmm | Hey, anyone on IAXtel? 1-700-923-3645 |
22:58.38 | blitzrage | illc0mmm: but don't call now, becaues my bandwidth is stupid slow for some reason |
22:58.42 | illc0mmm | I was trying to dial 1-700-923-3645 |
22:58.46 | illc0mmm | just making sure it wasn't me |
22:59.22 | illc0mmm | <PROTECTED> |
22:59.22 | illc0mmm | <PROTECTED> |
22:59.30 | illc0mmm | that means it got a response from IAXtel right? |
22:59.38 | illc0mmm | not that my config is screwed up? |
23:01.22 | bevins | hey guys, there is a CR in the middle of a comment lin in mgcp.conf from latest cvs, which causes an error when starting asterisk. |
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23:02.18 | blitzrage | bkw_: can you confirm?> |
23:05.48 | tclark | is there some easy way to have * dump errors, debug, warnings, and s6d cli output in the * messages file |
23:07.09 | bevins | Its a Warning...not an error...:-), I like to have a clean start though... |
23:07.47 | bkw_ | confirm what? |
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23:12.23 | bevins | bkw_: thansk for yesterdays help... It is greatly appreciated. I saw what seetings you were changing and I got it to a point I can live with..Thanks again |
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23:14.21 | RoyK_T | <PROTECTED> |
23:16.10 | bkw_ | bevins good deal |
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23:18.24 | bkw_ | I need some testers |
23:18.26 | bkw_ | http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0000487 |
23:18.29 | bkw_ | anyone care to input |
23:20.59 | tclark | bkw_: that patch h=just check that when you send someone to a park ext that some one is actually parked |
23:21.20 | bkw_ | tclark but did you read what I posted? |
23:21.24 | bkw_ | does it break that feature? |
23:21.26 | RoyK_T | anyone from .jp around? |
23:22.02 | danielq | can RDNIS be setup for a call coming in via H323? |
23:22.11 | danielq | err, s/setup/set/ |
23:22.21 | blitzrage | bkw_: I am going try out the call parking thing now |
23:22.26 | illc0mmm | bkw_: I'm setting up parking right now. As soon as I get it running I'll update. I'll catch that from a cvs update, right? |
23:22.40 | bkw_ | nope its not in cvs |
23:22.40 | tclark | yea, that patch will pass ok in that intance, if some one is actually parked |
23:22.43 | bkw_ | you will need to get the patch |
23:22.45 | illc0mmm | ah |
23:22.45 | illc0mmm | doh |
23:22.47 | illc0mmm | okay |
23:22.50 | illc0mmm | I can do that |
23:22.57 | bkw_ | tclark can you fix the compile warning? |
23:23.08 | bkw_ | also I need input on this http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0000560 |
23:23.35 | tclark | sure i just forgot to attach the header file chg to res_parkiong |
23:23.46 | bkw_ | ah ok |
23:23.56 | bkw_ | lets get that up there too... |
23:24.28 | bkw_ | also anyone wanna comment on http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0000548 |
23:26.19 | blitzrage | bkw_: I can't reproduce bug 487 |
23:26.48 | bkw_ | yes you can |
23:26.57 | blitzrage | ? |
23:27.00 | blitzrage | how |
23:27.09 | bkw_ | try to park a call on 701 (its not really a bug but the person your transfering will hear the no call parked on this extension message) |
23:27.17 | bkw_ | instead of #700 dial #701 |
23:27.36 | blitzrage | bkw_: I tried that... just plays MOH, and tells me that it's an invalid extension (but not the person who is being parked) |
23:27.47 | bkw_ | you applied the patch already? |
23:28.34 | blitzrage | bkw_: nope |
23:28.46 | blitzrage | I don't have that problem. |
23:29.09 | bkw_ | hrm I can every time |
23:29.14 | bkw_ | I call from 12 to 10 |
23:29.19 | bkw_ | on 12 press # 701 |
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23:29.31 | bkw_ | 10 hears the "I'm sorry their is no call parked on that extension" |
23:29.49 | blitzrage | nope. I changed my call parking numbers to 501 to park, and range 502-510, but neither #701, or #500, or whatever combination gives me an error |
23:30.02 | bkw_ | ok |
23:30.08 | bkw_ | do this |
23:30.11 | bkw_ | since you changed your stuff |
23:30.15 | ricky | NOTICE[1167272000]: File chan_iax2.c, Line 4060 (socket_read): Rejected connect attempt from 69.73.19.178 |
23:30.30 | bkw_ | try #502 insetad of #501 |
23:30.39 | ricky | i am trying to call from softphone (xlite) to * box and i get the above message |
23:30.43 | ricky | can someone tell me why? |
23:30.45 | bkw_ | see if it does it.. I expected your stuff to be in the 7XX range like the defaults. |
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23:31.06 | bkw_ | um xlite doesn't speak iax |
23:31.14 | blitzrage | aha! |
23:31.15 | bkw_ | so I don't really think thats related to xlite at all. |
23:31.17 | ricky | on the xlite, i hear "the party you are trying to reach is currently unavailabe..." |
23:31.18 | blitzrage | ok, I get the error now |
23:31.18 | bkw_ | blitzrage see? |
23:31.19 | dant | ricky, have you got the ports correct in xlite? should be talking to sip not iax |
23:31.24 | bkw_ | blitzrage its not really an error |
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23:31.35 | ricky | it clams so though |
23:31.35 | blitzrage | bkw_: well, whatever it is, doesn't seem like it should function like that :) |
23:31.38 | bkw_ | I call it a condition. |
23:31.48 | bkw_ | ricky xlite doesn't speak IAX |
23:31.50 | bkw_ | its SIP |
23:32.04 | bkw_ | unless they whiped a new one on me |
23:32.04 | ricky | it certainly attempts to do so bkw_ |
23:32.21 | ricky | even on their website, there is a claim |
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23:33.08 | ricky | uh oh |
23:33.13 | bkw_ | X-Web | The only FREE Click-to-Talk Software for SIP networks |
23:33.14 | ricky | got disconnected for a secopnd |
23:33.38 | ricky | X-Web, does that do iax |
23:34.00 | illc0mmm | whats the URL for x-web? |
23:34.13 | dant | illc0mmm, www.xten.com |
23:34.14 | bkw_ | NOTHING XTEN.COM has speaks IAX |
23:34.42 | dant | ricky, just looking at their site I can see no mention or claim of iax support |
23:34.43 | ricky | if you try dialing your 700 number, it certainly gets to your * box |
23:34.57 | blitzrage | ricky: xten does not support IAX |
23:35.01 | dant | ricky, sure it works with asterisk, but it uses SIP |
23:35.12 | ricky | i know...but it claims so |
23:35.13 | illc0mmm | how does that softphone compare to SJPhone? |
23:35.16 | blitzrage | ricky: well yah, it'll try to connect, but then it realizes they aren't speaking the same protocol. |
23:35.17 | dant | ricky, where? |
23:35.18 | ricky | let me reach the right website |
23:35.34 | ricky | ah haaa....it tries and then realizes.... |
23:35.49 | ricky | so iaxtel and fwd are somehow related |
23:35.59 | ricky | how does it even know where the 700 number should go |
23:36.07 | blitzrage | ricky: they are the opposite of related |
23:36.11 | bkw_ | IT DOESNT SAY THAT |
23:36.18 | bkw_ | it doesn't say a damn thing about IAX on xten.com |
23:36.19 | ricky | unless it has some communication with iaxtel where i registered iax # |
23:36.27 | ricky | i know.. |
23:36.31 | ricky | well. lets see |
23:36.46 | ricky | try dialing 700 number from xtem |
23:36.48 | ricky | xlite |
23:36.56 | ricky | and watch your * box |
23:36.57 | blitzrage | ricky: it isn't going to work |
23:37.09 | ricky | i wonder why it tries to connect then |
23:37.18 | ricky | how does it even know my 700 number |
23:37.27 | ricky | i agree with you all about it not working |
23:37.41 | ricky | i am just wondering why its accepting the 700 number and reaching the right box |
23:37.55 | ricky | ofcource my box is rejecting the attempt |
23:38.04 | blitzrage | ricky: because it can still resolve the ip address of the box, but once it connects, then it dies because it's the wrong protocol |
23:38.06 | dant | ricky, so what is your xlite client connected to? |
23:38.17 | ricky | fwd.pulver.com |
23:38.29 | dant | ricky, right... |
23:38.36 | ricky | oh....thanks blitzrage |
23:38.50 | ricky | so its the fwd that are somehow related and not xlite |
23:38.57 | blitzrage | huh? |
23:39.00 | ricky | i see |
23:39.27 | dant | ricky, your * box is registered with who? |
23:39.43 | ricky | iaxtel.om |
23:39.46 | ricky | iaxtel.com |
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23:40.07 | detten2 | <alienware> Hello! I'm selling BRAND NEW ALIENWARE Area-51m Extreme Laptops (3.2 GHZ - Built In Wireless- 60 GB HDD - DVD/RW) $600 USD - Msg me now or contact by e-mail: vipsale@secureroot.com |
23:40.09 | dant | ricky, now it's starting to make more sense :) |
23:40.11 | detten2 | somebody kick this guy |
23:40.35 | ricky | i am having trouble registering with fwd.pulver.com using my * |
23:40.45 | ricky | why dant? |
23:40.49 | ricky | what did you discover? |
23:41.30 | dant | ricky, nothing, but having all the info sure helps ;) |
23:41.35 | Mike | whats wrong in this line |
23:41.37 | Mike | exten => 101,1,Dial(IAX2/${USERPASS}@${HHOST}/101@${CONTEX}) |
23:41.46 | dant | Mike HHOST? |
23:42.09 | RoyK_T | anyone from .jp around? |
23:42.13 | Mike | thats the host of the remote office |
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23:42.20 | Mike | userpass is the username:password |
23:42.22 | Mike | stuff |
23:42.31 | Mike | and contex is the context where it should look |
23:42.38 | Mike | but i dont get it why it aint working |
23:43.09 | Mike | if i call from the office to the house wont ring but |
23:43.15 | Mike | if i call from the house to the office it will |
23:43.17 | Mike | exten => 106,1,Dial(IAX2/${USERPASS}@${OFIHOST}/106@${CONTEX}) |
23:43.32 | ricky | register=<fwd#>:<passwd>@fwd.pulver.com/<fwd#> |
23:43.41 | ricky | is that the correct string to register with fwd? |
23:43.47 | ricky | i am having trouble with that? |
23:43.55 | ricky | am i missing something? |
23:44.32 | pino | congratulations again royk_t :) |
23:44.54 | RoyK_T | pino: thanxxxx |
23:44.57 | dant | ricky, not sure, sorry |
23:45.05 | ricky | uh oh.... |
23:45.13 | ricky | anyone regsitering their * with fwd |
23:45.14 | blitzrage | ricky: http://www.hacklocalhost.com/fwdcreator.php |
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23:45.43 | RoyK_T | pino: ahm jist ah litla drank |
23:45.56 | blitzrage | lol |
23:45.57 | blitzrage | niiiiiice |
23:45.58 | RichA | ricky: use register=12345:yourpassword@fwd.pulver.com in sip.conf |
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23:46.38 | RoyK_T | anyone from .jp around? |
23:46.59 | zoa | woohoo, just got another 100mbit box :) |
23:47.05 | ricky | thanksblitzrage |
23:47.09 | ricky | its cool |
23:47.13 | ricky | thanks richa |
23:48.39 | bkw_ | RoyK_T are you going to ask that like 100 times |
23:48.45 | illc0mmm | in case anyone was wondering, monitoring and recording with Asterisk: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+record+calls |
23:50.01 | bkw_ | heard it |
23:50.19 | l-fy | wb kram |
23:50.22 | RoyK_T | bkw_: I was planning something like a 0xff<<4 times |
23:52.19 | bkw_ | haha |
23:53.30 | bkw_ | created a cron job perl script that runs every 5 minutes to take the recording files, merge them with soxmix and copy them to a universal storage location so they can be easily retrieved |
23:53.33 | ricky | hello bliztrage....that is an amazing script... i love it |
23:53.36 | bkw_ | um I see a problem with that |
23:54.01 | blitzrage | bkw_: what is the problem? |
23:54.40 | bkw_ | it will soxmix calls in progress |
23:54.57 | blitzrage | haha.. I thought you were talking about something else :) |
23:55.10 | blitzrage | ricky: I also just made a script which will install / update asterisk from CVS |
23:55.12 | bkw_ | res_monitor doesn't lock the files.... |
23:55.21 | blitzrage | oops |
23:55.26 | bkw_ | blitzrage its called make update install |
23:55.36 | blitzrage | bkw_: yah, I know. |
23:55.40 | scott | your mom is called make update install\ |
23:55.52 | bkw_ | HAHA |
23:55.53 | blitzrage | bkw_: but it only updates ./asterisk as far as I can tell |
23:55.59 | bkw_ | yes |
23:56.05 | bkw_ | we need a make update in zaptel and libpri |
23:56.06 | bkw_ | haha |
23:56.13 | blitzrage | so I made a script that updates them all |
23:56.30 | blitzrage | it's messy, but it works. |
23:56.42 | *** join/#asterisk hey (~me@63.227.141.77) |
23:56.48 | hey | hi |
23:57.05 | kram | hi hey |
23:57.37 | scott | hi hey |
23:57.37 | scott | lol |
23:57.38 | ricky | hello blitzrage, could you point me to links where i can make various *.confs? i really loved your sip.conf generator. i wish you could somehow add it to asterisk install so that we could create confs using nice gui (good gor beginners). Amazing work |
23:57.40 | scott | hey hi |
23:58.02 | blitzrage | ricky: nope, that's the only one I know of :) |
23:58.25 | blitzrage | ricky: I do plan on making more for the other SIP proxies at some point... |
23:58.27 | hey | what, huh....sip.conf generator...is there a link? |
23:59.07 | ricky | i will watch your website |
23:59.12 | ricky | for updates |
23:59.13 | *** join/#asterisk Raju (~Raju@hoochie.digium.com) |
23:59.29 | blitzrage | ricky: I'm updating it right now actually :) |
23:59.39 | hey | what's the URL? |
23:59.50 | ricky | great |
23:59.58 | blitzrage | hey: www.hacklocalhost.com |