00:00.00 | ww | try it. i bet it works |
00:00.04 | Adam_ | i bet it doesn't |
00:00.05 | blitzrage | if double NAT works... booyah |
00:00.14 | Adam_ | unless you forward ports |
00:00.36 | blitzrage | hrm.. |
00:00.47 | ww | Adam_: you have to forward ports anyways if you want to place a call Internet -> NAT -> * |
00:00.59 | tz-afk | it'd be nice if FWD used IAX |
00:01.03 | blitzrage | I don't mind forwarding ports if it actaully works :) |
00:01.12 | ww | the point is, it uses the correct address in Contact header and RTP session description |
00:01.31 | Adam_ | ahh, how's it do that? stun, manual conf? |
00:01.48 | blitzrage | adam_: http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0000104 |
00:01.51 | blitzrage | adam_: check that out |
00:01.53 | ww | manual conf -- inside_net and mask, outside_addr |
00:02.15 | Adam_ | ah, cheap way :p |
00:02.27 | blitzrage | just saw that apparently it can be merged into CVS, just wondering how it works, and what functionality it provides |
00:02.47 | blitzrage | basically long question short: does it allow * to be NAT'd now? |
00:03.09 | Adam_ | yes, you manually set what your external ip address is |
00:04.10 | ww | remember canreinvite=no on the phones though |
00:04.39 | ww | (i.e. my 7960 beside the * behind NAT is not configured for NAT at all) |
00:05.19 | blitzrage | ok, that's cool. But can it call/receieve calls from another SIP phone, which is also behind NAT? |
00:06.08 | ww | yes. |
00:06.16 | blitzrage | very cool |
00:06.41 | blitzrage | ww: do you happen to have packet trace of such a connection being established? |
00:07.02 | blitzrage | between the * box and the remote NAT'd SIP phone. |
00:07.06 | ww | i can make one... |
00:07.12 | ww | you have a remote nat'd sip phone? |
00:07.18 | blitzrage | ww: no :) |
00:07.42 | blitzrage | I could potentially have one in a little bit though if I re-did my network :) |
00:09.04 | blitzrage | I have a TDM20B card that I may move over to my main machine now that it's running Linux. Then I can compile Asterisk on it and setup my * box here. I could then take my PII 233 and format and reinstall it to be a FW/NAT box and place my desktop behind it. |
00:09.17 | ww | try calling sip:75821@fwd.pulver.com when you do |
00:10.07 | blitzrage | ww: side note: do you know of any softphones which will accept that format of address, so that if I was to click on it, it would automatically try to call? |
00:10.11 | bkw_ | anthm sorry about that! :/ |
00:10.22 | blitzrage | I don't typically use softphones, but just curious |
00:10.25 | ww | it should go: whatever --> fwd --> NAT --> * --> 7960 |
00:10.32 | ww | not sure, neither do i... |
00:11.07 | blitzrage | ww: wicked. OK, I think I am going to start the network conversion over. Might be a little bit. Do I have a time limit as to when I can call? |
00:11.23 | bkw_ | muhahahahha |
00:11.28 | blitzrage | bkw_: weeee! |
00:11.28 | bkw_ | i'm on an evil mission boi |
00:11.30 | ww | hacking on some of af_'s snmp stuff... will be around for a while |
00:11.36 | blitzrage | ww: wicked. |
00:11.54 | blitzrage | man, sounds like everyone is doing way more important stuff than I tonight. Gotta learn to program better! |
00:12.02 | bkw_ | hehe |
00:12.07 | bkw_ | blitzrage if I can.. anyone can |
00:12.24 | bkw_ | I made my fair share of em |
00:12.32 | blitzrage | bkw_: yah, just gotta learn some syntax... I think I have the logic part down pretty good. |
00:13.08 | blitzrage | any suggestions on linux distro's to use for a firewall/NAT machine? That's all that computer is going to do. |
00:13.21 | ww | netbsd... |
00:13.22 | tessier | blitzrage: It makes absolutely no difference whatsoever. |
00:13.38 | blitzrage | tessier: I know. I'm just looking for something quick and simple to slap on that machine |
00:13.39 | tessier | Everyone gets so hung up on the distro thing. |
00:13.48 | tessier | blitzrage: What Linux distro have you used most? |
00:14.04 | blitzrage | tessier: RedHat, but I just want something that doesn't require me to create my own iptables script |
00:14.14 | blitzrage | tessier: I might just throw ClarkConnect back on there. |
00:14.41 | bkw_ | ooh shit the hard part I have already written |
00:14.42 | Connor | ~seen outtolunch |
00:14.44 | | i haven't seen 'outtolunch', Connor |
00:14.46 | Connor | ~seen outtolunc |
00:14.46 | | outtolunc is currently on #asterisk (7h 4m 3s). Has said a total of 74 messages. Is idling for 27m 50s |
00:14.52 | tzanger | ~seen citats |
00:14.52 | | citats <~james@66.227.253.247.bay.mi.chartermi.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 4d 6h 10m 30s ago, saying: 'zoa: yeah, or auto-negotiation didnt negotiate... it should display some advertised modes'. |
00:15.31 | sizzzung | okay |
00:15.34 | sizzzung | who can i step on now |
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00:16.15 | bkw_ | ok |
00:16.25 | bkw_ | #APPS+=app_sql_odbc.so |
00:16.30 | bkw_ | #APPS+=app_sql_postgres.so |
00:16.36 | bkw_ | ok wtf is app_sql_odbc? |
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00:17.41 | Connor | Note: Please do not attempt to use the G.729 code in a SCSI-only system. We are currently working with VoiceAge to correct this issue. |
00:17.43 | Connor | crap |
00:18.03 | bkw_ | I am not gonna say a word |
00:18.17 | illc0mmm | SCSI only system? |
00:18.20 | illc0mmm | That's a weird bug |
00:18.29 | blitzrage | agreed |
00:18.51 | Connor | They tie the damn registration into the Harddrive.. and a IDE only at that. |
00:19.04 | illc0mmm | haha |
00:19.04 | blitzrage | bizarre |
00:19.10 | illc0mmm | stupid |
00:19.12 | blitzrage | gotta love it |
00:19.12 | bkw_ | voiceage is full of shit |
00:19.27 | illc0mmm | see, they cripple their product because they are retarded |
00:19.39 | illc0mmm | I hate license keys like that |
00:19.40 | danielq | so you could 'hypothetically' write the ide equiv of ztdummy |
00:19.46 | illc0mmm | haha |
00:20.02 | illc0mmm | yeah, you could. And probably bypass the thing altogether. |
00:20.26 | Connor | ~seen zoa |
00:20.29 | | zoa is currently on #asterisk (1h 19m 2s). Has said a total of 3 messages. Is idling for 1h 17m 49s |
00:20.52 | Connor | Hey, Zoa, Wake up! |
00:22.08 | blitzrage | I love 200KB/s downloads |
00:22.18 | Connor | I was under the impression you couldn't use it on RAID systems, SCSI was fine... |
00:23.07 | Stealth_Man | Connor :))) Note: Please do not attempt to use the G.729 code in a SCSI-only system. We are currently working with VoiceAge to correct this issue. |
00:23.10 | Stealth_Man | what is this ?:)) |
00:24.14 | atacomm | lol |
00:24.27 | blitzrage | so, who's got an extra set of crimpers they can send me? :) |
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00:27.49 | illc0mmm | haha |
00:27.52 | illc0mmm | I can fax you some |
00:28.07 | illc0mmm | get a tiny blade screwdriver and a hammer |
00:28.14 | blitzrage | haha |
00:28.45 | illc0mmm | it might work |
00:28.51 | illc0mmm | though it'll take a few hours |
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00:30.37 | Connor | Yea, I found that on the page stealth_man |
00:31.02 | Stealth_Man | unbelivable :))) |
00:31.08 | Stealth_Man | ohhh man that is crazy |
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00:37.02 | bkw_ | ok how do you setup pgsql voicemail |
00:37.05 | bkw_ | what are the config options? |
00:37.09 | bkw_ | I see no examples |
00:38.54 | bkw_ | nm found it |
00:41.09 | bkw_ | ok this wasn't made to be very generic now was it |
00:41.17 | blitzrage | hehe |
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00:47.21 | blitzrage | ugh oh.. running out of blank CDs... |
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00:48.56 | blitzrage | hehe.. hoochie |
00:51.32 | Simon_ca | Is there a trick to get flash hook transer on an xp100 to work? I've tried Flash and Dial but get an "unable to create channel error" |
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00:51.40 | bkw_ | show application Flash |
00:51.43 | UnixDawg | ok we have * on Alpha |
00:51.51 | UnixDawg | 21265/dual 600 |
00:51.56 | blitzrage | huh.. I thought I lost my second RH9 disk.. I just found it in another computer :) |
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00:52.12 | ww | coolness! with zap hardware? |
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00:52.40 | UnixDawg | this rocks now if dutch would get the hardware drivers out I am ready to build a pbx system |
00:52.41 | Simon_ca | bkw: I can flash the channel, but then dial seems to fail |
00:52.48 | voipmania | hello |
00:52.55 | voipmania | i m a newbie |
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00:53.11 | voipmania | can i use asterisk on redhat 7.2 |
00:53.15 | UnixDawg | I plan to buy a few digium cards asI make the money |
00:53.25 | ww | voipmania you don't want to... |
00:53.43 | blitzrage | I use it on redhat 9 without any problems |
00:53.44 | ww | if you must use redhat, at least use a reasonably recent version... |
00:53.52 | blitzrage | I'd say 7.3 min |
00:53.54 | voipmania | ok |
00:54.01 | blitzrage | but I've never used it on 7.3 |
00:54.08 | voipmania | and one more thing that bothers me alot |
00:54.36 | voipmania | that programs on asterisk like IVR or tts is any thing available precompiled |
00:54.41 | voipmania | or opensorse |
00:54.46 | voipmania | i m not a programmer |
00:55.08 | blitzrage | voipmania: well, I wrote a little script which will install asterisk for you from CVS, but it won't configure it for you. |
00:55.27 | blitzrage | voipmania: would still need to learn how to make configuration files. |
00:55.40 | voipmania | i'll configure files |
00:55.55 | ww | voimania: but you can do all sorts of ivr stuff, and tts works with festival |
00:55.56 | voipmania | but i dont know what functionalities come from config |
00:56.07 | voipmania | and what functions neeed programming / scripts |
00:56.38 | ww | voipmania: the line between config and scripts is a bit blurry when it comes to the dialplan... |
00:56.46 | blitzrage | agreed. |
00:56.51 | Simon_ca | tts (w/ festival) required the most work to get it to compiled and integrated - IMHO. Asterisk itself was very straight forward. |
00:57.08 | blitzrage | oh yah.. compiling and installing * is easy :) |
00:57.12 | blitzrage | it's after that... :) |
00:57.19 | illc0mmm | yeah |
00:57.27 | Simon_ca | bkw_: Do you have flash hook transfer working by chance? |
00:57.53 | voipmania | tx i'll try it on redhat 9.0 |
00:59.57 | Simon_ca | wrote a 1 line agi today that queries yahoo for the nasdaq quote and tts' it |
01:00.06 | illc0mmm | Simon_ca: cool |
01:00.08 | voipmania | is there any graphical interface for IVR configuation |
01:00.08 | blitzrage | very cool :) |
01:00.11 | Simon_ca | curious to see how complex of an agi I can write in 1 line... :) |
01:00.17 | blitzrage | voipmania: there is no graphical interface. :) |
01:00.18 | illc0mmm | haha |
01:00.20 | blitzrage | pretty much |
01:00.21 | illc0mmm | it's perl man |
01:00.43 | illc0mmm | Simon_ca: check perlmonks.org |
01:00.43 | illc0mmm | hehe |
01:00.53 | Simon_ca | In shell script even... perl would have works as well... |
01:00.54 | blitzrage | back in a bit. |
01:01.01 | illc0mmm | ah |
01:01.10 | illc0mmm | what, with awk or something? |
01:01.27 | Simon_ca | lynx -dump "http://finance.yahoo.com/d/quotes.csv?s=^IXIC&f=sl1d1t1c1ohgv&e=.csv" | awk -F, '{print "EXEC Festival \"From Yahoo finance, Nas Dack is " $2 ", delta is " $5"\""}' |
01:03.42 | danielq | blitzrage: you up for testing iaxtel again? |
01:07.00 | Simon_ca | illc0mm: hadn't seen perlmonks, thanks. not a bad site |
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01:18.38 | JerJer | anyone else notice that crazy email to the asterisk-cvs list? |
01:18.44 | izo | I did |
01:18.47 | izo | was it a wirus ? |
01:18.57 | JerJer | i'm thinking so |
01:19.02 | bkw_ | hrm |
01:19.11 | JerJer | but its odd |
01:19.15 | bkw_ | unixodbc-vm-routines.h |
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01:23.42 | jtodd | Does the -cvs list allow posts from non-subscribed members? Very strange. |
01:25.42 | jtodd | woo woo! syslog logging! |
01:25.46 | bkw_ | oh ya |
01:25.48 | izo | true |
01:25.52 | bkw_ | that was added today |
01:25.53 | bkw_ | muahhahaha |
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01:28.37 | ww | just a nit: facility should not be hardcoded... |
01:28.51 | blitzrage | wee! |
01:29.03 | blitzrage | ok, firewall up and desktop behind NAT |
01:29.07 | blitzrage | now I have to move some hardware and compile * |
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01:31.05 | ww | /usr/include/sys/syslog.h:55: warning: `LOG_WARNING' redefined |
01:31.05 | ww | include/asterisk/logger.h:62: warning: this is the location of the previous definition |
01:31.12 | ww | argh |
01:31.41 | bkw_ | hrm |
01:31.46 | bkw_ | ww you got syslog |
01:33.22 | ww | and they're not defined the same way even... |
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01:34.24 | bkw_ | ok anyone else have drama with the syslog option that was just added today? |
01:35.26 | bkw_ | Nov 26 19:35:16 asterisk asterisk_pbx[18361]: Nov 26 19:35:16 DEBUG[196621]: File chan_sip.c, Line 4745 (handle_response): |
01:35.45 | ww | for i in `find /usr/src/asterisk -name '*.[ch]'`; do < $i sed /LOG_WARNING/AST_LOG_WARNING/g > foo; mv foo $i; done |
01:36.06 | ww | etc. etc. |
01:36.27 | bkw_ | where is that? |
01:37.03 | ww | i just typed it. problem is internal asterisk #defines collide with well known <sys/syslog.h> #defines |
01:37.15 | bkw_ | didn't on mine |
01:37.19 | Lafinion | bkw_ do U know whats going on ..... WARNING[16384]: File loader.c, Line 358 (load_modules): Loading module chan_h323.so failed! |
01:37.21 | Lafinion | find / -iname chan_h323* |
01:37.31 | Lafinion | usr/lib/asterisk/modules/chan_h323.so |
01:37.40 | bkw_ | asterisk -vvvvvgc |
01:37.41 | bkw_ | and read that |
01:37.43 | JerJer | Lafinion: -vvvgc with debug in logger.conf |
01:37.43 | bkw_ | it will tell you |
01:37.52 | bkw_ | ya what he said |
01:38.00 | bkw_ | thats the first step when shit breaks |
01:38.03 | bkw_ | take note |
01:38.10 | ww | bkw_ what does 'grep LOG_WARNING /usr/include/sys/syslog.h' say for you? |
01:38.30 | ww | for me it is #define LOG_WARNING 4 |
01:38.31 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
01:38.31 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
01:38.49 | ww | ?? |
01:38.59 | ww | i am amazed syslog works at all for you ;) |
01:39.01 | bkw_ | IC |
01:39.04 | bkw_ | it does |
01:39.05 | ww | where is LOG_WARNING defined? |
01:39.06 | bkw_ | starnge |
01:39.23 | bkw_ | asterisk/logger.h: |
01:39.37 | bkw_ | well that needs to be fixed |
01:39.46 | ww | in particluar: |
01:39.49 | ww | ww@obelisk:~/src/asterisk$ grep LOG_WARNING /usr/include/sys/syslog.h |
01:39.49 | ww | #define LOG_WARNING 4 /* warning conditions */ |
01:39.49 | ww | <PROTECTED> |
01:39.49 | ww | <PROTECTED> |
01:40.08 | ww | ww@obelisk:~/src/asterisk$ grep LOG_WARNING include/asterisk/logger.h |
01:40.08 | ww | #define LOG_WARNING 3, _A_ |
01:40.13 | bkw_ | HAHA |
01:40.15 | ww | and similarly for the other ones... |
01:40.18 | bkw_ | it works |
01:40.23 | bkw_ | but look very close |
01:40.24 | bkw_ | Nov 26 19:40:00 asterisk asterisk_pbx[18395]: Nov 26 19:40:00 DEBUG[229390]: File chan_zap.c, Line 2714 (zt_handle_event): |
01:40.28 | bkw_ | double time stamped |
01:40.53 | Lafinion | eno my * tell that can load module chan_h323.so becouse chanh323 is absent ... not true |
01:41.03 | Lafinion | he is in modules |
01:41.14 | bkw_ | what else does it say |
01:41.16 | bkw_ | gotta say more |
01:41.19 | Lafinion | usr/lib/asterisk/modules/chan_h323.so |
01:42.36 | Lafinion | heh i must do still |
01:42.38 | Lafinion | PWLIBDIR=/usr/src/pwlib |
01:42.38 | Lafinion | export PWLIBDIR |
01:42.38 | Lafinion | OPENH323DIR=/usr/src/openh323 |
01:42.38 | Lafinion | export OPENH323DIR |
01:42.38 | Lafinion | LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$PWLIBDIR/lib:$OPENH323DIR/lib |
01:42.39 | Lafinion | export LD_LIBRARY_PATH |
01:42.47 | tzanger | with app_dial: if I dial multiple extensions, only one is connected .. i.e. I can't conference with just dial |
01:42.49 | Lafinion | and than loading ok |
01:42.50 | tzanger | correct? |
01:43.48 | JerJer | Lafinion: those ALWAYS have to be in your execution envrionment |
01:44.11 | JerJer | read the README |
01:46.36 | Lafinion | JerJer ok :) |
01:50.11 | ww | bkw_ syslog works, it just gets the priorities wrong... |
01:50.23 | ww | maybe in logger.h |
01:50.32 | ww | #define AST_LOG_WARNING LOG_WARNING, _A_ |
01:50.45 | ww | and include syslog.h first... |
01:51.19 | bkw_ | ww we need to fix it... |
01:51.28 | bkw_ | I will thump anthm here in a few |
01:51.40 | ww | ~seen anthm |
01:51.41 | | anthm <~anthmct@CPE-24-167-193-161.wi.rr.com> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 1h 54m 4s ago, saying: 'bkw_ so what were you saying about cdr odbc?'. |
01:54.32 | bkw_ | you dont seem.......... |
01:54.35 | bkw_ | allalkasjo |
01:54.37 | bkw_ | ya know what |
01:54.47 | bkw_ | it looks like app_voicemail don't link right when using pgsql or mysql |
01:56.24 | tzanger | TDM20B?? |
01:56.28 | ww | feh |
01:56.32 | blitzrage | yahm |
01:56.43 | blitzrage | tzanger: alias for a 2 port version of the tdm400p card |
01:56.48 | tzanger | ah |
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01:56.59 | blitzrage | so tdm10b, 20b, 30b and 40b |
01:57.14 | ww | syslog is hardcoded to use syslog(LOG_INFO... |
01:58.34 | tzanger | ww: that needs to change |
01:58.34 | blitzrage | ok.. reboot time. Must install hardware. Damn non-hot swappable PCI slots :) |
01:58.47 | tzanger | blitzrage: :-) |
01:58.56 | blitzrage | a doop doop doop |
01:59.38 | Connor | Been doing some research etc and a local company is doing VoDSL .. How different is that vs VoIP with DSL ? |
02:00.11 | ww | as in VoATM to the CPE? different story entierly |
02:00.38 | voipmania | is there any digium hardware which work on regualr pci slot |
02:00.39 | Connor | I guess so.. |
02:00.41 | tzanger | ww: it's not _that_ terribly different now... |
02:00.56 | tzanger | you're still packetizing the voice, just into (much) smaller packets |
02:01.00 | Connor | This company is giving 384k worth of access and up 4 lines for $200.00 a month |
02:01.28 | ww | 384k Data or 384k= (data+voice)? |
02:01.40 | Connor | Just data |
02:01.47 | Connor | dunno how much they have for the voice |
02:02.19 | ww | if those are canadian dollars it's not bad |
02:04.41 | Connor | no.. us |
02:05.04 | ww | hah |
02:05.06 | Connor | I'm just wondering if we can do the same.... |
02:05.16 | Connor | We provide ADSL (1.5x256) |
02:05.27 | Connor | via Bellsouth Wholsale via ATM |
02:06.01 | Connor | We use a cisco 827-4V, us g729, and Tos/Qos it... |
02:06.32 | Connor | http://www.iec.org/online/tutorials/voice_dsl/topic05.html |
02:06.52 | Connor | 40 circuits on 384 using compression? *boggle* |
02:07.19 | ww | sure, you can do it depends on your pricepoint on the voice PRI for PSTN interconnect from the ILEC though... and how much you oversubscribe... |
02:07.54 | ww | i doubt it. |
02:08.05 | Connor | $650 for PRI to our NOC, $350 to our POP, $33.00 a month for the DSL circuit. |
02:08.05 | ww | you could do that with gsm if there were no atm overhead... |
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02:09.20 | ww | 40 circuits, that is... |
02:09.29 | ww | but all that's theory... |
02:09.34 | ww | better voip |
02:09.48 | Connor | That's crazy.. I have problems with 1 using Ulaw on my 1.5x256 |
02:10.03 | Connor | it studders hard when I check my email |
02:10.14 | ww | you've got other problems then... |
02:10.27 | ww | must use diffserv with small links like that |
02:10.43 | Connor | small links ? |
02:10.51 | ww | 256k |
02:10.51 | daork | or some other form of QoS |
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02:11.20 | ww | daork ${generic_packet_classification_and_prioritization} |
02:11.22 | Connor | was going to try g729, will have to wait till I get a IDE drive in the server. |
02:11.29 | daork | ww :) |
02:11.35 | ww | hahahah |
02:11.49 | tzanger | Connor: you mean I can't use g729a in an all-scsi system?? |
02:11.49 | ww | intellectual property is fraud! |
02:12.00 | Connor | How could I handle the 911 deal? |
02:12.08 | tzanger | what of it? |
02:12.09 | Connor | I would be porting thier phone #'s to my PRI's.. |
02:12.09 | ww | you can't |
02:12.21 | danielq | wonder if a compactflash card in an ide adapter would work.... |
02:12.27 | tzanger | danielq: probably |
02:12.29 | ww | unless you do PoDSL ;) |
02:12.39 | Connor | PoDSL ? |
02:12.45 | ww | Power over DSL ;) |
02:12.49 | daork | haha |
02:13.00 | tzanger | I thought PoDSL was like 384/128 :-) |
02:13.04 | daork | well, phone lines have 50v on them.. |
02:13.11 | tzanger | why can't you do 911 on PRI? |
02:13.15 | tzanger | my telco seems to say you can |
02:13.17 | ww | amps! |
02:13.24 | ww | you can, pri not the problem |
02:13.25 | Connor | They'll have 1 line from Bellsouth, the line we provide the DSL on. |
02:13.26 | tzanger | ww: 20mA loop current |
02:13.31 | ww | lifeline service is the problem |
02:13.37 | tzanger | ww: I'm confused |
02:13.43 | ww | the customer's phones can't go down when there is a power outage |
02:13.57 | Connor | Battery Backup?? |
02:14.04 | tzanger | ww: that's what UPSes are for. I mean shit what do they do when their exisiting KSU's power supply blows? |
02:14.08 | bkw_ | ldd apps/app_voicemail.so |
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02:14.08 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
02:14.08 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
02:14.08 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
02:14.10 | ww | try to get the FCC to certify it |
02:14.10 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
02:14.25 | ww | or the CRTC for that matter |
02:14.26 | tzanger | ww: can't be that different than modern KSUs |
02:14.36 | Connor | well, we program thier pbx to use the PSTN line that the DSL comes in on for 911 |
02:14.37 | ww | KSU? |
02:14.43 | Connor | Key System Unit |
02:14.58 | Connor | I.E. thier phone system. |
02:15.00 | tzanger | modern KSUs are pretty much PCs... hell some callcenter meridian ones _are_ PCs running OS/2 IIRC |
02:15.02 | danielq | bkw_: first cut or is it working? |
02:15.18 | tzanger | ww: not attacking you, just playing devil's advocate |
02:15.52 | bkw_ | danielq just trying to get the bitch to link right |
02:15.56 | Connor | So, we give them 5 lines, with 384 data... Costs us $33.00 for the dsl and $35.00 or so for a Bellsouth line... |
02:15.57 | ww | tzanger: no worries... i just know that the issues in that area are more regulatory than technical |
02:15.58 | bkw_ | i'm testing the connect routines righ now |
02:16.06 | tzanger | ww: agreed. 100% |
02:16.23 | tzanger | I'm just trying to figure out what makes a modern KSU or PBX safer than a * box on decent hardware |
02:16.38 | Connor | nothing tzanger |
02:16.44 | ww | the rubber stamp, i think |
02:17.40 | Connor | So, this doable? |
02:17.48 | tzanger | I am planning on purchasing a PRI and selling "burstable" PSTN lines to companies... I have several which are quite interested right now... instead of paying for 8 lines, they'd pay for a "CIR" of 3 and burst up to whatever's available |
02:18.14 | Connor | tzanger, that's overselling... :) |
02:18.21 | tzanger | Connor: of course. |
02:18.27 | ww | tzanger: what NPA? |
02:18.36 | tzanger | 519 |
02:18.37 | Connor | Sell the 8 lines at a cheaper price and don't tell them your overselling |
02:18.54 | tzanger | Connor: nah, I will be honest with them... they already get their internet though me |
02:19.05 | ww | hmmm... a pity it's not 416... |
02:19.36 | tzanger | they buy the guaranteed three at $60/mo or so and the burstable at $25/mo or something and then their usage data helps them move their CIR around |
02:19.45 | tzanger | ww: agreed. I might be able to get 416 soon though |
02:19.55 | tzanger | I am hoping for 905 up in Hamilton too |
02:19.56 | daork | lol@topic |
02:20.13 | Connor | okay, so here is another question.. |
02:21.00 | Connor | we've got 2 t1's going between our NOC and our downtown POP... We're using MLPPP on the 2 t1's with a cisco.. it costs us around $350.00 for pri's downtown.. |
02:21.04 | tzanger | Bell's already told me I can assign addresses however I feel to the DIDs, and ditto for 911 addressing, and that I can set the CID on outgoing so that 911/CID works correctly |
02:21.07 | Connor | and $650 for pri's at our NOC. |
02:21.40 | Connor | I want to maintain at least 1 pri at the NOC because that PRI gets me LATA wide free LD.. |
02:22.00 | JerJer | yeehaw |
02:22.02 | tzanger | ww where are you located? |
02:22.08 | ww | tzanger: well that's unusually cooperative of them... |
02:22.18 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
02:22.19 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
02:22.25 | ww | TORIX ;) |
02:22.26 | Connor | the ones downtown are normal calling area... My concern is, the load on the 2 T1's and doing the voice over them as they're shared with our data stuff for our terminal servers |
02:23.14 | tzanger | ww: yes, but I made sure I asked the questions in the context of one business with numerous offices, not numerous businesses.. I'm sure I'll get told to stop reselling lines if they found out, but then I'll just tell the businesses they ahve to buy ONE PSTN line for their office and I'm now selling "second line service" which is FAR less restrictive |
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02:23.24 | bkw_ | oh lord love this |
02:23.36 | Connor | Should I use seperate T1's or just add another to up me to 4.5Mb? |
02:23.36 | tzanger | bkw_: you've still got major wood over that unixODBC thing eh? |
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02:23.55 | tzanger | Connor: can't you get a LAN extension? you're in teh same city for chrissakes |
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02:24.27 | Connor | LAN extension ? |
02:24.39 | blitzrage | a doop doop doop |
02:24.49 | Connor | you mean remote FX ? |
02:25.00 | Celtic | Connor:A native IP interconnect at > 1.54mb |
02:25.05 | ares_ | what's a good SIP phone for windows? and for linux? |
02:25.20 | bkw_ | tzanger just now doing the unixodbc vociemail routines |
02:25.27 | tzanger | >> 1.54mbps, like usually 10mbps |
02:25.35 | tzanger | bkw_: you're a good man |
02:25.36 | Connor | I could do a t3... which would be over $12,000.00 a month. |
02:25.43 | Connor | because it has to go over fibre. |
02:25.53 | illc0mmm | 12k mo for a t3? |
02:26.14 | Connor | Ptp T3 (well, I'll have a OC3 sonnet ring really) |
02:26.16 | Celtic | Connor:They may have something between T1 and T3 but probably sold by a different dept under diff name etc etc |
02:26.19 | illc0mmm | We had a burstable T3 from MCI, we locked it down at 3M but we could go all the way to 45 for about 1500/mo |
02:26.39 | Connor | Local loop in bellsouth area KILLS us. |
02:26.39 | illc0mmm | Connor: What about dark fiber? |
02:26.47 | illc0mmm | where are you located? |
02:26.51 | Connor | Knoxville, TN |
02:26.53 | ares_ | 1500/mo you're kidding... |
02:26.56 | illc0mmm | in the city? |
02:27.10 | ares_ | so how much should i be expecting to get a T1/PRI for... ( reasonably ) |
02:27.18 | Connor | Dark Fibre would be nice, but, probably would have to pay right-away to get it into the CLEC where our PRI's are at |
02:27.20 | illc0mmm | I wouldn't be surprised if your cable company or utility company has dark fiber. |
02:27.40 | illc0mmm | I know it was pretty cheap for us when we did it. cheaper than 4 T1s |
02:27.45 | illc0mmm | I'll just say that |
02:27.56 | illc0mmm | the campus was spread out for a few miles |
02:28.09 | illc0mmm | most of the run was aerial cable though, yuk |
02:28.15 | Celtic | Connor:Talk to the ISP section and make like you want to connect to LAns together and see what they come up with |
02:28.20 | Connor | We're about 12 miles though... |
02:28.25 | ares_ | The telco recommended MTI or XO |
02:28.43 | danielq | blitzrage: interested in another iaxtel test? |
02:28.54 | Connor | Bellsouth will sell Frame Realy with 0cir, 25%cir and I don't want that... Clear channel... |
02:29.01 | illc0mmm | Connor: Yeah, I don't know... I know Time Warner had us on ATM for a while, 100Mbit or something like that and it was a few grand |
02:29.12 | blitzrage | danielq: shortly. I just moved my tdm400p to my other computer. Have to recompile asterisk and move over some .conf files from the old * server. |
02:29.17 | Celtic | Connor:No problem - many RBOCs have LAN interconnect products that are cheaper than their traditional leased lines |
02:29.21 | danielq | blitzrage: righto |
02:29.24 | atacomm | rofl, my business partner decided to go for this xbox giveaway that he got a win notice of today.......after he enters his credit card number into the site for shipping, i check the web and do some research....lol, it was a fraudulent site |
02:29.25 | blitzrage | danielq: so right now.. Im VOIP-less :) |
02:29.37 | illc0mmm | nice |
02:29.42 | Connor | I hate Bellsouth.... |
02:29.46 | illc0mmm | yeah |
02:29.50 | illc0mmm | they are evil |
02:29.59 | illc0mmm | I still want to know why I can't get a DSL line with out dial-tone |
02:30.04 | Connor | anyway... just say I Mux a few T1's together... better to keep them seperate, or throw them all together? |
02:30.15 | ares_ | are you guys familiar wtih MTI or XO as T1/PRI providers |
02:30.19 | Connor | with my Data T1's ? |
02:30.21 | illc0mmm | XO is good |
02:30.29 | blitzrage | ok, what the hell. Anyone know why I have to hit Âī twice to get a compound word on my RH9/Gnome desktop box? (such as canÂīt, doesnÂīt, etc... if I hit it once.. it tries something funky and beeps at me :)) |
02:30.37 | illc0mmm | XO usually has some good deals, like virtually unlimited DID |
02:30.40 | ares_ | do you know the price? ...so i know what to negotiate for... |
02:31.02 | Celtic | blitzrage: because it is in ENglish International mode |
02:31.06 | illc0mmm | oh, I'm not sure off the top of my head |
02:31.11 | illc0mmm | I can check for you |
02:31.16 | blitzrage | Celtic: aha! youÂīre right! :) |
02:31.35 | illc0mmm | I seem to remember it being around $400, but I could be wrong. |
02:31.46 | ares_ | will do do that? i'd be so grateful. |
02:31.51 | ares_ | $400. that cheap? |
02:31.59 | illc0mmm | yeah |
02:32.01 | blitzrage | woohoo! ) |
02:32.02 | blitzrage | :) |
02:32.09 | blitzrage | can't doesn't wouldn't |
02:32.10 | illc0mmm | That's in Tampa / Saint Petersburg though |
02:32.14 | ares_ | what about setup cost? |
02:32.17 | blitzrage | Celtic: haha.. thanx |
02:32.19 | ares_ | okay..i'll note of that..thanks |
02:32.23 | illc0mmm | not sure, I have to check with my telecom guy |
02:32.47 | illc0mmm | You still have to wait for the LEC to do everything |
02:32.52 | illc0mmm | they usually take twice as long |
02:32.54 | Celtic | blitzrage: no prob - the one that really throws me is Dvorak.... ;-) |
02:32.55 | ares_ | what's LEC ? |
02:33.01 | blitzrage | Celtic: lol |
02:33.11 | blitzrage | Celtic: I've just stayed away from that |
02:33.14 | illc0mmm | local exchange carrier |
02:33.27 | ares_ | is that for the phone line itself? |
02:33.32 | illc0mmm | yes |
02:33.47 | illc0mmm | XO would be a cLEC I guess? |
02:33.51 | ares_ | do i have to deal with it.. or XO does it fo rme? |
02:33.55 | illc0mmm | XO does |
02:34.00 | ares_ | cool. |
02:34.06 | illc0mmm | but the LEC usually drags their feet because they can |
02:34.11 | illc0mmm | just to piss you and XO off |
02:34.11 | ares_ | heh |
02:34.13 | Connor | My boss has a device that will let me mux up to 8 T1's .. I think it would work better than using my cisco's with MLPPP but, I have to get another one for the other end. |
02:34.25 | ares_ | what's the cost am i looking at to setup? |
02:34.30 | illc0mmm | Connor: definatly |
02:34.42 | illc0mmm | ares_: you just need one T1 for voice? |
02:34.53 | ares_ | yea |
02:35.11 | illc0mmm | Hmm, it's been a while since I've spec'd this stuff out. local loop charge is the variable. |
02:35.19 | ares_ | i'll have Data line from the datacenter .. |
02:35.23 | illc0mmm | that can get expensive depending on how far your from the CO |
02:35.42 | illc0mmm | they have to qualify the line usually, I think it's mostly BS now days but they still charge you for it |
02:35.59 | illc0mmm | 95% of that crap they can do remotely |
02:36.05 | illc0mmm | where are you located? |
02:36.07 | ares_ | a ballpark range would work... |
02:36.09 | ares_ | Phoenix, AZ |
02:36.21 | illc0mmm | it could be anywhere from a couple hundred to a couple thousand |
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02:36.25 | Connor | Hey, since they will have a Line from Bell, This would be "second line service" right ?? |
02:36.30 | illc0mmm | do you know how far from the CO you are? |
02:36.40 | ares_ | i'll pulling into an already established datacenter..they pull their lines from all over the places... |
02:36.45 | illc0mmm | oh |
02:36.52 | illc0mmm | hell they might already have stuff on site then. |
02:36.57 | illc0mmm | may be nothing |
02:37.07 | illc0mmm | they're probably on sonnet |
02:37.14 | ares_ | i don't think they're that big |
02:37.26 | illc0mmm | we had sonnet and it was just for our company |
02:37.39 | illc0mmm | 2000 employees |
02:37.50 | illc0mmm | but we had like 20 t1/s |
02:37.53 | ares_ | that's a good size... |
02:38.03 | illc0mmm | yeah, but a data center would have at least that much |
02:38.16 | illc0mmm | is it a co-location type place? |
02:38.27 | ares_ | a T1 for every 100 employeses.heh |
02:38.33 | ares_ | yea.. colo... |
02:38.38 | illc0mmm | heheh, a lot of point to point, that was corporate |
02:39.12 | illc0mmm | started out as frame relay, yuk, moved to t1 point to point, then to ATM, then we created our own ATM network |
02:39.35 | illc0mmm | Cisco IGX, cool stuff. but over priced |
02:39.58 | ares_ | nice. that stuff is so beyond me.. .. i started reading T1 specs stuff..i still don't have a complete idea of it.. |
02:40.04 | danielq | illc0mmm: it's that green paint they use ;) |
02:40.09 | illc0mmm | Yeah, haha |
02:40.25 | illc0mmm | it's like mined in a remote mountian in the congo or something |
02:40.44 | illc0mmm | ares_: trust me, digital service is easier to work with than analog |
02:41.03 | illc0mmm | once you install your first one, you'll see how easy it is. it's usally down to the signalling and clock stuff |
02:41.24 | illc0mmm | which seems to be the opposite of how you order it |
02:41.38 | ares_ | a T1 that is. |
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02:43.37 | illc0mmm | yeah |
02:43.54 | illc0mmm | so who was talking about the CIR stuff for phone service? |
02:44.09 | danielq | bkw_: cdr_unixodbc is working |
02:45.11 | ares_ | is that on the CVS? |
02:45.27 | danielq | ares_: http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0000578 |
02:47.44 | ares_ | cool |
02:48.35 | bkw_ | danielq yes I know it works! :) |
02:48.42 | bkw_ | but its good you got it working for you |
02:48.50 | bkw_ | can you make notes that might make it simpler to setup for others? |
02:49.05 | bkw_ | in about an hour I migh thave this odbc vm stuff done |
02:49.11 | bkw_ | almost done with the bulk of it righ tnow |
02:49.51 | illc0mmm | ODBC voice mail, is that to make the voice mail config in SQL database? |
02:50.35 | bkw_ | yes |
02:50.41 | illc0mmm | very well then |
02:50.42 | bkw_ | it already has mysql and pgsql |
02:50.50 | illc0mmm | nice, im a slacker |
02:50.53 | bkw_ | but odbc is more generalized and can pretty much connect to anything |
02:50.59 | bkw_ | if it has a driver |
02:51.01 | illc0mmm | like M$SQL |
02:51.04 | bkw_ | yes |
02:51.09 | illc0mmm | so it can be unreliable like CCM |
02:51.11 | bkw_ | cdr_unixodbc already connects to MSSQL |
02:51.13 | ares_ | wish they had that in the first place...they HAD TO TAKE MYSQL out |
02:51.14 | bkw_ | haha |
02:51.20 | ares_ | so it forced me to use Postgres |
02:51.23 | blitzrage | holy crap.. * compiles SOOO much faster on my AMD 1800XP :) |
02:51.26 | illc0mmm | now all we need is bluescreens |
02:51.30 | illc0mmm | can we make that happen? |
02:51.30 | bkw_ | ares_ you can now use cdr_unixodbc |
02:51.37 | bkw_ | ares_ if more people test it.. then it can go in CVS |
02:51.39 | bkw_ | and everyone is happy |
02:51.53 | illc0mmm | ares_: pgsql is better, just harder to use |
02:52.05 | ares_ | it's faster right? |
02:52.06 | bkw_ | but I do feel like a dirty dirty whore... * can speak to MSSQL... blah |
02:52.21 | illc0mmm | just a dirty dirty whore? |
02:52.22 | ares_ | i read it from some tests done on it.. |
02:52.23 | zigman | thats just sick :) |
02:52.30 | zigman | bkw ;)( |
02:52.40 | illc0mmm | I feel much like a filthy dirty whore |
02:52.48 | bkw_ | ares_ yes... so far we know text, mysql, pgsql, mssql and db2 work with it |
02:53.07 | illc0mmm | what about dbase I ? hehe |
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02:53.30 | ares_ | k, i'll test it when i can for fun. i'd probably use postgres directly anyways.. |
02:54.04 | illc0mmm | has anyone devleoped a * appliance yet? |
02:54.17 | ares_ | like a packaged server? |
02:54.19 | illc0mmm | yeah |
02:54.24 | illc0mmm | plug and play? |
02:54.25 | zigman | bkw_, are you only storing the voicemail config stuff in sql or everything.. like the messages too ? |
02:54.35 | ares_ | not that i know of... |
02:54.45 | illc0mmm | think there would be a market for it? |
02:54.48 | zigman | illc0mmm, * is not plug and play |
02:54.52 | bkw_ | just the config |
02:54.55 | illc0mmm | zigman: not yet |
02:55.06 | bkw_ | just the config for NOW! |
02:55.07 | zigman | if you can't configure it.. you prolly should be running one ;) |
02:55.07 | ares_ | i'm more concerned with the damn laws for at the moment... |
02:55.13 | zigman | bkw_, okay |
02:55.18 | bkw_ | but give me time! :) |
02:55.28 | zigman | would make sense to store the message too though |
02:55.29 | illc0mmm | zigman: that's the wrong attitude! :) |
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02:55.41 | ares_ | i thought the installlation for asterisk was pretty easy...it went pretty smoothly.. |
02:55.54 | illc0mmm | it's easy to install |
02:55.55 | zigman | illc0mmm, no.. if you cant work with it .. its wrong to have it running ( as of now) |
02:55.59 | illc0mmm | but configuring isn't |
02:56.04 | illc0mmm | haha |
02:56.06 | illc0mmm | it's in the GPL |
02:56.08 | ares_ | also the hardware was easy... heck. it's easier than freakin' compiling the kernel.. |
02:56.21 | illc0mmm | " If you can't confgure this you are violating the terms of this license to use it" |
02:56.29 | zigman | ares_, now try to configuring ;) |
02:56.30 | illc0mmm | wow, it's actually in there, holy crap |
02:56.42 | illc0mmm | yeah |
02:56.43 | zigman | really ? |
02:56.45 | illc0mmm | no |
02:56.47 | illc0mmm | hehe |
02:56.50 | zigman | lo |
02:56.52 | zigman | sucker :P |
02:56.56 | bkw_ | woops |
02:56.57 | ares_ | yea..it took me a while..i think i got the hang of it.. |
02:57.01 | illc0mmm | zigman: I was thinking more like SOHO type appliance |
02:57.09 | zigman | i know |
02:57.24 | zigman | but than you really need to know whats going on in case of failures |
02:57.31 | illc0mmm | but really, it's most useful with T1 |
02:57.35 | illc0mmm | yeah |
02:57.44 | zigman | not with isdn yet ;) |
02:57.45 | illc0mmm | well I mean, easy enough for your basic IT geek to install |
02:57.54 | illc0mmm | yeah, what's ISDN support like? |
02:57.57 | ares_ | that's where the big bucks in Linux --- support. |
02:58.05 | zigman | dailing fine |
02:58.15 | ares_ | personally i wouldn't follow that model...it's so hard.. |
02:58.19 | illc0mmm | you can do DID for ISDN, right? |
02:58.19 | ares_ | ASP is the way to go.. |
02:58.26 | zigman | yes |
02:58.29 | illc0mmm | ares_: agree with you 100% |
02:58.34 | zigman | everything works for dialing out |
02:58.40 | zigman | and dialing in |
02:58.45 | illc0mmm | we do almost everything as ASP |
02:58.49 | zigman | just no way to connect isdn phones to * yet |
02:58.57 | illc0mmm | ISDN phones? |
02:59.08 | illc0mmm | Terminal adapters? |
02:59.08 | zigman | isdn phones |
02:59.13 | zigman | right |
02:59.18 | illc0mmm | why would you want to? |
02:59.25 | ares_ | actually actually use it? it's so expensive just for the line.. |
02:59.31 | illc0mmm | would * bridge that gap? |
02:59.35 | zigman | yes |
02:59.52 | ares_ | actually = anyone. |
02:59.55 | illc0mmm | ares_: Sprint, you can get the ISDN for $90 and then $20 /trunk |
03:00.05 | zigman | ares_, isdn ? |
03:00.08 | illc0mmm | business class analog is almost $80 |
03:00.10 | illc0mmm | right? |
03:00.18 | illc0mmm | I dont pay for it so I dont know. :) |
03:00.19 | zigman | a month ? |
03:00.24 | illc0mmm | no a day |
03:00.27 | illc0mmm | haah yeah, a month |
03:00.31 | zigman | isdn is like 30$ here |
03:00.36 | blitzrage | isdn has always seemed rediculously expensive for you get to me... but what the hell do I know :) |
03:00.37 | illc0mmm | zig, where? |
03:00.40 | zigman | germany |
03:00.42 | illc0mmm | yeah |
03:00.44 | zigman | even less |
03:00.49 | illc0mmm | everyone has cheap ISDN 'cept for US |
03:00.50 | ares_ | damn. |
03:00.56 | illc0mmm | bastards! :) |
03:00.59 | zigman | hehe ;) |
03:01.00 | ares_ | yea :) |
03:01.06 | zigman | analog is like 15$ here |
03:01.09 | illc0mmm | damn |
03:01.12 | blitzrage | I need ps/2 cable extensions for my mouse and keyboard.. damnit |
03:01.14 | illc0mmm | kill me please |
03:01.30 | zigman | but there is no such think like free local area calls |
03:01.41 | blitzrage | also sounds like I need to replace some fans |
03:01.45 | illc0mmm | Okay, so does anyone know why I can not get a DSL line with out dial tone. I don't want it, and I dont think I should have to pay for it |
03:01.58 | illc0mmm | zigman: ahh, that's where they get you |
03:02.00 | ares_ | yea.. same here.. |
03:02.03 | illc0mmm | I can call national for free |
03:02.04 | blitzrage | agreed |
03:02.09 | ares_ | actually i use dialtone for asterisk now.hhehe |
03:02.10 | blitzrage | illc0mmm: and that's the reason :) |
03:02.20 | tzanger | illc0mmm: what happens if you order it and then cancel the pSTN? |
03:02.24 | illc0mmm | haha |
03:02.30 | illc0mmm | they kill your DSL too |
03:02.33 | ares_ | believe that happenned to be a few times... |
03:02.34 | blitzrage | yah |
03:02.46 | illc0mmm | although. My mom had AOL broadband, and canceled it and they kep the DSL active on accident |
03:03.04 | illc0mmm | The damn analog port is more expensive than the DSL port |
03:03.31 | illc0mmm | and you dont even need the analog port. it amazes me they can get away with this crap. |
03:04.47 | bkw_ | hrm |
03:04.47 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
03:04.47 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
03:04.47 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
03:05.05 | illc0mmm | What are everyones thoughts on storing all of storing all of * config in SQL? |
03:05.18 | illc0mmm | storing all or storing all of ? |
03:05.31 | danielq | illc0mmm: it'd be easier to make a web/gui config app that way |
03:05.32 | ares_ | dynamic is nice if you're having a service that manages dynamic voicemail accounts... |
03:05.34 | illc0mmm | damn, need to stop dringing |
03:05.49 | ares_ | voicemail is just an example.. |
03:05.57 | illc0mmm | danielq: well, I'm thinking that but also redundancy/ replication |
03:06.11 | ares_ | i have an account for my 1800 on angel..it's kinda cool.. you can create menus...voicemail boxes...etc..it's so cool. |
03:06.12 | illc0mmm | honestly, the core config really shouldn't change that much |
03:06.27 | danielq | illc0mmm: yup, need that for bigger installs |
03:06.38 | ares_ | i wonder if hotmail uses SQL for their mail.. |
03:06.47 | ares_ | probably does huh |
03:06.50 | illc0mmm | Yeah |
03:06.57 | illc0mmm | some bastardized exchange thing I'm sure |
03:07.08 | illc0mmm | nah, couldn't be |
03:07.12 | illc0mmm | it's not down near enough |
03:07.35 | ares_ | it's amazing how good their uptime is...i'm like jealous... |
03:07.45 | illc0mmm | well, when you have about 2000 servers |
03:07.57 | ares_ | some people main accounts don't work...they're like send to my hotmail. |
03:08.20 | ares_ | i refuse to get an account with them though... not like i need one. |
03:08.37 | blitzrage | I had a hotmail account before it was MS |
03:08.44 | blitzrage | only reason I have one :) |
03:08.51 | illc0mmm | same here, when they were running BSD |
03:09.10 | blitzrage | it's sad that I have more contacts in my MSN than on my ICQ list, and I've had ICQ for years. |
03:09.16 | ares_ | i thought they switched back to BSD |
03:09.23 | illc0mmm | haha, they might have |
03:09.31 | illc0mmm | i know they had problems when converting |
03:09.45 | illc0mmm | nah, I'm sure they are on windows now. they have a whole white paper on their conversion from BSD |
03:09.52 | ares_ | yea...i had icq in the old ages...my # is only at 9393805 ... |
03:10.14 | blitzrage | ares_: you still use icq? |
03:10.15 | illc0mmm | I think maybe their front end servers are windows |
03:10.19 | blitzrage | ares_: 3445119 here |
03:10.26 | doughecka | my number is 23392 ;) |
03:10.27 | ares_ | if you do a search on MSN...on "windows linux" , they got all these articles on how to convert Linux to Windows. lol |
03:10.28 | illc0mmm | mine is 666 it's crazy |
03:10.43 | kimo_sabe | ares_: hehe |
03:10.46 | illc0mmm | ares_: yeah, like anyone would do that |
03:11.18 | blitzrage | doughecka: serious? |
03:11.32 | ares_ | i still use it...i just switched to linux.....i'm using gaim that merged my MSN, AIm, and ICQ together... |
03:11.35 | doughecka | no |
03:11.39 | doughecka | :P |
03:11.40 | blitzrage | ares_: diddo! :) |
03:11.44 | Adam_ | trillian > gaim |
03:11.47 | blitzrage | doughecka: do you have ICQ or MSN? if so, msg me |
03:12.02 | doughecka | both, though msn doesnt work, since they changed the protocol |
03:12.15 | ares_ | i got so pisses off and siwtched to linux......cause my Outlook started sending out worms to my customers..... i found out when i started getting failure notice...( wtf i didn't send that ) |
03:12.17 | blitzrage | doughecka: what do you mean doesn't work? I'm on MSN right now in GAIM |
03:12.21 | ares_ | pisses = piss. |
03:12.22 | doughecka | well |
03:12.27 | doughecka | trillian has patches |
03:12.36 | blitzrage | bah @ trillian :) |
03:12.38 | doughecka | but it breaks my client |
03:12.44 | ares_ | then my IE got messed up by millions of adware..it's ridiculous.. |
03:12.45 | doughecka | because I didnt pay for it |
03:13.10 | ares_ | can't believe MS software runs viruses...how are you suppose to prevent it.. |
03:13.15 | doughecka | 149015790 |
03:13.39 | jtodd | MS software _is_ a virus. |
03:13.52 | doughecka | bleh, could someone help me setup a one of them dns thingys? |
03:13.58 | Adam_ | i've never had a virus, i don't use any virus scanning software and i use outlook express |
03:14.11 | doughecka | mozilla rox |
03:14.13 | doughecka | the box |
03:14.14 | blitzrage | galeon here |
03:14.15 | doughecka | in sox |
03:14.29 | Adam_ | don't run execs, it's quite simple |
03:14.31 | doughecka | does not sux |
03:14.36 | ares_ | i didn't have one for like 4 yrs and i didn't even have scanner...i always thought i knew what i was doing...til it suprised me one day.. |
03:14.59 | blitzrage | I never run virus scanners on my windows desktop..... |
03:15.06 | blitzrage | but I've been bit a couple times |
03:15.12 | doughecka | ares_: hah, I just dont use outlook, cept at work, where there IS anti virus |
03:15.18 | doughecka | I dont run it |
03:15.27 | blitzrage | most of the time I'm good though.... but I switched back (yes, back) to a linux desktop like 3 days ago :) |
03:15.36 | illc0mmm | I use fortinet firewall, www.fortinet.com |
03:15.37 | doughecka | hmm, does anyone know how to make a dns file thingy for dns? |
03:15.38 | ares_ | i'm with Linux & Mac OSX now.hehe |
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03:15.45 | illc0mmm | scans viruses on the network before it gets to your pc |
03:15.49 | illc0mmm | it's pretty sweet |
03:15.54 | blitzrage | I'd like a Mac if I could afford one |
03:15.55 | doughecka | costs money |
03:16.02 | ares_ | blitzrage : high five. i just switched 3 days ago too |
03:16.11 | blitzrage | ares_: lol! nice moves :) |
03:16.19 | doughecka | I just switched to mandrake at work |
03:16.20 | doughecka | from redhat |
03:16.21 | Adam_ | just use mailscanner and strip execs |
03:16.25 | doughecka | actully its my dads |
03:16.28 | blitzrage | doughecka: so you didn't switch anything then :) |
03:16.31 | doughecka | illc0mmm: oh my, I have a freind :P |
03:16.39 | doughecka | hes got a G5 MAXED out |
03:16.40 | ares_ | i got my P4 compiled with SMP..and some hyperthreading stuff..it's showing as 2 processors. it's so fast....it's one of the reasons i didn't switch earlier.. |
03:16.44 | ares_ | wow. |
03:16.46 | doughecka | and 4 23 inch LCD displays |
03:16.48 | doughecka | :P |
03:16.49 | blitzrage | I have dual 21" CRT's.. does that count? :) |
03:16.53 | doughecka | 2 for work, 2 for home |
03:16.58 | doughecka | the G5 is for home ;) |
03:17.00 | illc0mmm | doughecka: holy crap |
03:17.05 | doughecka | hes also got 2 500 gb firewire drives |
03:17.09 | ares_ | redhat has gone to crap too. |
03:17.09 | doughecka | and 2 Xservs |
03:17.12 | illc0mmm | nice |
03:17.16 | illc0mmm | hes a mac freak |
03:17.18 | doughecka | and a ipod |
03:17.19 | Adam_ | imagine the cost.. |
03:17.20 | doughecka | no |
03:17.23 | illc0mmm | damn |
03:17.25 | doughecka | hes got a basement FULL of macs |
03:17.27 | illc0mmm | that's a years salary |
03:17.32 | doughecka | for you |
03:17.32 | doughecka | ;) |
03:17.40 | doughecka | his work paid for it |
03:17.40 | illc0mmm | shit, that's like $150K |
03:17.41 | doughecka | :) |
03:17.42 | blitzrage | I like gentoo, but didn't want to spend the time to install it the other day |
03:17.52 | illc0mmm | yeah, gentoo is getting old |
03:17.58 | illc0mmm | the novelty has worn off for me |
03:18.01 | doughecka | illc0mmm: a G5 maxed out with 2 23 lcds is 13k |
03:18.02 | illc0mmm | I like the idea |
03:18.21 | illc0mmm | yeah, I tend to over exaggggerate |
03:18.27 | ares_ | I'm with Debian, 100% free. it's really nice. |
03:18.27 | doughecka | ok, I cant figure this bind thing out... |
03:18.37 | ares_ | setup is not the easiest thing in the world. |
03:18.44 | Adam_ | just shits me that i need to emerge simple stuff |
03:18.47 | doughecka | I got me a thing at granitecanyon.com :) |
03:18.58 | doughecka | but I cant figure out this domain thing |
03:19.24 | doughecka | hah |
03:19.46 | illc0mmm | haha |
03:20.00 | doughecka | it rox the boxors in soxs |
03:20.02 | doughecka | archos |
03:20.06 | illc0mmm | ah |
03:20.09 | doughecka | multimedia jukebox |
03:20.15 | doughecka | plays movies and stuff |
03:20.15 | illc0mmm | yeah, I'm thinking about a phatbox |
03:20.18 | doughecka | its l33t |
03:20.24 | doughecka | phatbox? |
03:20.34 | illc0mmm | It will connect the factory cd changer wiring in my bmw |
03:20.46 | doughecka | ah |
03:20.52 | illc0mmm | you ever see an aftermarket cd player in a bmw |
03:20.55 | illc0mmm | looks like crap |
03:20.58 | doughecka | nopr |
03:21.06 | illc0mmm | they do that shit on purpose |
03:21.22 | illc0mmm | 760i man, it's tough |
03:21.32 | illc0mmm | j/k, only a 325 |
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03:21.36 | illc0mmm | :) |
03:21.38 | doughecka | ouch |
03:21.42 | doughecka | lol |
03:21.45 | doughecka | YO JERJER! |
03:21.51 | doughecka | hail JerJer! |
03:22.05 | illc0mmm | uh? |
03:22.36 | blitzrage | ahhh.. much better |
03:22.36 | doughecka | hah |
03:23.03 | illc0mmm | hate that |
03:23.25 | illc0mmm | help, policy of truth, who is the artist? |
03:23.29 | illc0mmm | I'm blocked |
03:23.35 | doughecka | in soviet russia, the case buzzes YOU!!! |
03:23.39 | illc0mmm | haha |
03:24.21 | illc0mmm | depeche mode |
03:24.22 | illc0mmm | thank you |
03:24.26 | doughecka | lol |
03:24.30 | illc0mmm | is this what old age is like? |
03:24.59 | doughecka | WOW |
03:25.02 | doughecka | ping localhost.google.com |
03:25.07 | doughecka | its got great ping time |
03:25.07 | doughecka | :) |
03:25.13 | illc0mmm | haha |
03:25.25 | illc0mmm | its like the server is right here |
03:25.26 | illc0mmm | oh, it is |
03:25.41 | doughecka | hah |
03:25.45 | illc0mmm | oh, i found out that our servers were in the same data center as lego.com |
03:25.50 | illc0mmm | 2ms rtt |
03:25.53 | illc0mmm | whoo hooo! |
03:25.54 | doughecka | LOL |
03:26.02 | doughecka | quick quick, hack into it! |
03:26.08 | illc0mmm | they have a shit load of servers |
03:26.11 | illc0mmm | about 15 racks |
03:26.15 | doughecka | wow |
03:26.17 | illc0mmm | yeah |
03:26.23 | illc0mmm | I have a picture of them. hehe |
03:26.28 | doughecka | ooh |
03:26.30 | illc0mmm | when they were building them |
03:26.36 | illc0mmm | it's in alpharetta, ga |
03:26.44 | doughecka | cool |
03:26.47 | blitzrage | lego rocks |
03:26.48 | illc0mmm | yeah, i feel special |
03:27.02 | illc0mmm | i had to be alone with myself afterwards |
03:27.07 | blitzrage | lol |
03:27.16 | doughecka | nslint: name referenced without other records: heck.no-ip.com. |
03:27.19 | doughecka | ? |
03:27.47 | illc0mmm | doughecka: when a domain name and an IP address love each other very much.... |
03:27.49 | doughecka | is there a page that can automatically build it for me? |
03:28.25 | blitzrage | lol @ illc0mmm |
03:28.27 | doughecka | nslint: .//tmp/heckaman.geek.1069974:34 bad "a" record ip addr "heck.no-ip.com" |
03:28.32 | doughecka | ! |
03:28.33 | zigman | anyone has a valid enum entry ? |
03:29.04 | doughecka | hah |
03:29.05 | doughecka | it took it |
03:29.16 | zigman | lol |
03:29.17 | zigman | :P |
03:30.16 | illc0mmm | so many mp3s |
03:30.23 | doughecka | bleh |
03:30.31 | doughecka | and a rio |
03:30.35 | illc0mmm | i get tird of just looking through them |
03:30.37 | doughecka | for when I care about jolts |
03:30.41 | doughecka | classical? |
03:30.42 | doughecka | :P) |
03:30.45 | illc0mmm | yeah, I have one in my suburban. :) |
03:30.53 | doughecka | cool |
03:31.08 | illc0mmm | but, I really need like an ipod or something |
03:31.18 | illc0mmm | i just cant make myself buy one |
03:31.24 | doughecka | heh |
03:31.25 | illc0mmm | iriver makes a good mp3 cd player |
03:31.27 | doughecka | get a archos |
03:31.28 | doughecka | :P |
03:31.31 | illc0mmm | yeah |
03:31.42 | illc0mmm | samsung has a napster player or whatever |
03:31.47 | illc0mmm | supposedly better than ipod |
03:31.56 | illc0mmm | and it will act as an external HD |
03:32.05 | doughecka | ipod will too |
03:32.09 | illc0mmm | very well then |
03:32.12 | doughecka | archos acts as an external drive |
03:32.15 | doughecka | usb 2 |
03:32.17 | doughecka | or firewire |
03:32.19 | illc0mmm | well, the samsung has a cool cat logo on it |
03:32.29 | doughecka | LOL |
03:32.30 | illc0mmm | what do you have to say about that? |
03:32.34 | illc0mmm | yeah, i thought so |
03:32.42 | doughecka | mine has the paint peeling off it! |
03:32.46 | illc0mmm | YES! |
03:33.25 | illc0mmm | im going through withdrawls, I've not played vice city in almost 3 days |
03:33.41 | doughecka | lol |
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03:40.39 | blitzrage | lol |
03:41.02 | doughecka | http://www.opennic.unrated.net/tlds.html |
03:41.10 | doughecka | lets get asterisk.geek |
03:41.12 | doughecka | :) |
03:53.25 | atacomm | anyone here expert in trademark law? |
03:54.05 | Connor | whats the regulatory stuff with regards to "second line service?" |
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04:00.23 | andu | hello |
04:00.47 | doughecka | DIE!!!!!!!!! |
04:00.48 | doughecka | er |
04:00.52 | doughecka | hello, how are you today? |
04:01.55 | andu | doughecka, I'm good .. checking out what's new in CVS |
04:02.07 | doughecka | ah |
04:04.05 | doughecka | hah |
04:04.13 | andu | what are the min. requirements for a * box ? |
04:04.16 | doughecka | stupid ISP, they dont have the .geek TLD setup right |
04:04.24 | doughecka | so all emails bounce |
04:04.56 | Connor | atacomm, did the guy call you direct or have a lawyar call you? |
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04:05.44 | bkw_ | w00t i'm on the home streach |
04:05.49 | doughecka | uh oh |
04:06.21 | doughecka | anyone have a smtp server I can connect to to send an email to a .geek domain? :) |
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04:06.55 | doughecka | lol |
04:08.47 | doughecka | or is there anyway for me the send the email directly? |
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04:15.21 | blitzrage | doughecka: couldn't you tell your email client to send it with sendmail? |
04:15.25 | blitzrage | or are you using a Winders desktop? |
04:16.18 | PaulO | anyone have a pointer to a reference on how to set up line monitoring, I'd like to implement a small call for my company, and want to be able to have supervisors monitor an extension ala the big call center packages.... googleing hasn't produced too much yet |
04:18.08 | danielq | doughecka: almost no ISPs support the alternate tld's |
04:19.21 | doughecka | bleh |
04:19.30 | doughecka | blitzrage: winders |
04:19.38 | blitzrage | doughecka: ahhh.. nevermind then :) |
04:19.42 | doughecka | heh |
04:19.59 | blitzrage | what? it's only 11:20pm |
04:20.01 | blitzrage | :) |
04:20.05 | doughecka | I just used telnet ;) |
04:20.08 | doughecka | to send it |
04:20.12 | blitzrage | haha |
04:20.13 | blitzrage | nice |
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04:21.08 | cman | hello |
04:21.12 | andu | blitzrage, how are you? |
04:21.15 | cman | morning guys |
04:21.19 | andu | hi |
04:21.42 | blitzrage | andu: pretty good. yourself? |
04:21.42 | cman | anyone call 1 800 248 8870 from land phones |
04:22.08 | andu | blitzrage, I'm still trying to fix my SIP problems |
04:22.09 | Stealth_Man | cman , why ? |
04:22.15 | blitzrage | andu: oh yah? |
04:22.20 | cman | testing i its working! |
04:22.25 | cman | hi blizrage |
04:23.04 | blitzrage | cman: hey |
04:23.43 | cman | who was calling!! |
04:23.45 | andu | cman, it rings but that's about it |
04:23.47 | andu | me |
04:23.52 | cman | 231 972.. |
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04:24.23 | cman | 701 839.. whos number?? |
04:24.38 | PaulO | mine, it picked up and clicked.... |
04:24.56 | cman | okay okay... its working now!! |
04:24.56 | blitzrage | hehe.. oops.. can't load cdr_addon_mysql.so if I don't have it compiled... |
04:25.04 | cman | wayyyyyyyyyy |
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04:25.29 | blitzrage | all hail kram |
04:25.30 | cman | okay okay.... |
04:25.34 | cman | hi kram |
04:25.37 | blitzrage | lol |
04:25.46 | andu | hello kram |
04:25.49 | kram | hello |
04:25.57 | kram | whats up? |
04:26.03 | blitzrage | nuttin that should be |
04:26.15 | kram | he |
04:26.16 | kram | err |
04:26.17 | kram | heh |
04:26.19 | blitzrage | lol |
04:26.39 | cman | i made my nuFone aopunt work! thats all... big success sine 4 days |
04:27.10 | blitzrage | man.. I really should go through and not load all these modules that I don't use :) |
04:28.52 | blitzrage | hrm... Logfile Warning: Unknown keyword '' at line -1 of logger.conf |
04:28.53 | blitzrage | ? |
04:29.31 | blitzrage | ~seen ww |
04:29.32 | | ww <~user@PARC.STYX.ORG> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 2h 7m 7s ago, saying: 'TORIX ;)'. |
04:29.48 | blitzrage | damn |
04:30.16 | coil | hi mark |
04:30.29 | cman | hey where was the debug thing?? which config file? |
04:30.38 | kram | hey coil :) |
04:30.44 | kram | what's shakin bud? |
04:30.48 | coil | nm |
04:30.57 | coil | execpt for the fact i have to work on saturday |
04:31.00 | coil | so no airsoft for me |
04:31.05 | coil | really pisses me off |
04:31.08 | kram | that sucks :( |
04:31.19 | kram | i know how much you were looking forward to it |
04:31.23 | blitzrage | coil: at least you have to work. I got laid off for two days (maybe 3) |
04:32.07 | coil | you can have my job |
04:32.12 | blitzrage | sure! |
04:32.13 | juice | is this a ood buy? |
04:32.13 | coil | i don't want it anymore |
04:32.15 | juice | good buy |
04:32.18 | juice | http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3061010751&category=3309 |
04:33.19 | cman | how do i get rid of DEBUG in *?? i forgot the file name to change that line |
04:34.07 | Connor | hey kram, how hard would it be to modify chan_sip.c to make GS phones do supervised transfers? |
04:34.52 | blitzrage | juice: I don't believe those are X100P's. You probably wouldn't be supporting Digium at all, and not sure if they will actually work. |
04:35.30 | *** join/#asterisk voipmania (~voipmania@hoochie.digium.com) |
04:35.48 | voipmania | hello |
04:36.17 | voipmania | can anyone tell me what file need to be edited if i dont have digium hardware |
04:37.35 | blitzrage | this kinda sucks.. as of January... I'm not going to have my TDM400P anymore |
04:37.45 | blitzrage | I will have to give it back to the school, and I can't afford to buy another one. |
04:37.57 | blitzrage | unless they let me keep using it of course |
04:38.28 | Connor | why do you have it for blitz? |
04:38.47 | blitzrage | I'm doing testing and research for the school during my co-op term |
04:39.05 | blitzrage | school apparently bought 20 TDM20B's on my recommendation :) |
04:41.08 | learath | Damn. that's alot of cards |
04:41.50 | blitzrage | yeppers :) |
04:41.58 | blitzrage | and that doesn't even put one in every computer in the classroom |
04:42.09 | blitzrage | that's only 2 / 3's |
04:42.40 | juice | okay |
04:42.46 | juice | I have a laptop |
04:42.53 | juice | if I wanted to use voice over ip could I? |
04:43.03 | juice | and what would the cost be for the hardware |
04:43.18 | blitzrage | juice: sure.. either use a softphone, or I think the S100U is a USB device |
04:43.46 | juice | ok |
04:43.59 | blitzrage | juice: you can use VoIP without hardware, you just can't use all the features of asterisk without at least an X100P |
04:44.12 | blitzrage | like meetme conference and MOH I believe. |
04:44.28 | juice | well I thought you had to have a 100 dollar piece |
04:44.32 | juice | to hook up the phone |
04:44.41 | juice | is what I gatherted from phreaknic |
04:44.56 | juice | a cordless phone |
04:44.57 | blitzrage | juice: oh, if you want to use an analog phone.. you need a TDM400P card, not an X100P |
04:45.08 | blitzrage | X100P is for attaching to a phone line |
04:45.20 | juice | well what ways can I do voice over Ip? |
04:45.42 | juice | without a analog phone how else could I |
04:45.47 | blitzrage | juice: that's a bad way of forming that question. You can do VoIP with a microphone and headphones with a softphone if you want |
04:45.58 | juice | okay |
04:46.02 | blitzrage | juice: forget my first statement, you did word it right :) |
04:46.09 | juice | alright |
04:46.16 | blitzrage | juice: you using windows or linux for your desktop? |
04:46.24 | juice | I'm in slak 9.1 |
04:46.28 | juice | don't run windows |
04:46.43 | blitzrage | juice: ok, so you could use gnophone or DIAX I think |
04:46.51 | blitzrage | I haven't actually used a softphone on linux yet |
04:47.06 | blitzrage | if you want to use an analog handset though.. you need a TDM400P |
04:47.51 | *** join/#asterisk illc0mmm (~illc0mm@65349hfc242.tampabay.rr.com) |
04:47.59 | bkw_ | MUHAHAHAHAHA |
04:48.05 | bkw_ | ok two more routines to write |
04:48.13 | illc0mmm | hey, is SIP pretty much usless over dialup? |
04:48.17 | cman | bkw_ whats it all about? |
04:48.23 | cman | odbc? |
04:48.37 | juice | blitzrage: not that I am lazy but I got 50 things going on and never get time to read up |
04:48.45 | juice | how long would it take me to get it going |
04:48.55 | juice | voice over ip doing the way you mentioned |
04:49.10 | blitzrage | juice: with a softphone? probably like 30 minutes :) |
04:49.14 | juice | with gnophone and DIAX |
04:49.16 | juice | okay |
04:49.22 | juice | you be on for a while? |
04:49.34 | voipmania | i have setup asterisk with samples |
04:49.40 | juice | where? |
04:49.41 | bkw_ | yes unixodbc-vm-routines.h |
04:49.45 | blitzrage | juice: sure |
04:49.45 | voipmania | can u tell me how to test it without hardware |
04:49.49 | juice | okay |
04:49.52 | juice | I will bb in a few |
04:49.54 | blitzrage | lol @ bkw_ |
04:50.02 | juice | I gotta eat a tony's pizza |
04:50.08 | juice | and I am also monitoring 11 servers |
04:50.21 | juice | and trying to do webpage updates |
04:50.22 | juice | heh |
04:50.29 | blitzrage | lol |
04:50.29 | blitzrage | nice |
04:50.29 | voipmania | i havnt edited the file for dummy as i dont know which file is it |
04:50.31 | blitzrage | I need food too |
04:50.33 | blitzrage | I'm so hungry |
04:50.36 | blitzrage | OOOO OOOO OOOO! |
04:50.40 | blitzrage | I got a free Subway sub! |
04:50.44 | blitzrage | damnit.. they are probably closed now |
04:50.45 | blitzrage | fack |
04:50.45 | juice | cool |
04:50.58 | blitzrage | better go and check.. maybe they are open until 12.. it's 10 to |
04:52.19 | coil | subway is so good |
04:52.43 | illc0mmm | subway is nastyness |
04:52.51 | illc0mmm | whats with the smell at that place? |
04:53.03 | coil | smells like fresh oven baked bread |
04:53.08 | illc0mmm | and ass |
04:53.12 | illc0mmm | :) |
04:55.12 | bkw_ | but getting it working is my goal now |
04:55.34 | juice | blitzrage: I need gnophone asterisk and whatelse |
04:55.52 | juice | I got the first 2 files |
05:03.36 | blitzrage | I would have made it to if I could have found my wallet and keys sooner |
05:03.45 | blitzrage | juice: you should only need gnophone... asterisk is unrelated |
05:03.58 | blitzrage | unless you are trying to connect gnophone to asterisk :) |
05:06.31 | *** join/#asterisk {VOID} (~123@pppoe0747.lax.centurytel.net) |
05:06.34 | bkw_ | MUHAHAHAH |
05:06.34 | bkw_ | it works |
05:06.34 | bkw_ | its all done |
05:06.41 | blitzrage | I can't believe I missed subway by 3 minutes |
05:06.45 | blitzrage | *grumble* |
05:06.48 | bkw_ | blitzrage you suck thats why |
05:06.52 | blitzrage | now I have to go and make my own damn food |
05:06.59 | blitzrage | bkw_: that's a job left best for you :D |
05:07.05 | {VOID} | heh |
05:07.05 | bkw_ | haha |
05:07.08 | bkw_ | you know it |
05:07.08 | blitzrage | *zing!* |
05:07.20 | blitzrage | well... I don't KNOW anything :) |
05:07.30 | bkw_ | learn C |
05:07.35 | blitzrage | damnit.. good call |
05:07.51 | blitzrage | bkw_: why am I learning C again? So I can be your prank... err... test monkey? |
05:07.59 | bkw_ | in the time you have been reading.. I have learned it.. coded cdr_unixodbc and the unixodbc_vm stuff for asterisk |
05:08.15 | blitzrage | bkw_: yah, but you could code before. I've never programmed before :) |
05:08.30 | bkw_ | oh |
05:09.18 | blitzrage | so it takes me a bit longer :) |
05:09.26 | blitzrage | send me your code, I want to look at it. |
05:09.33 | blitzrage | or the link to the bug |
05:09.47 | blitzrage | actually nevermind.. I'll find it my damn self |
05:09.48 | blitzrage | :) |
05:10.16 | bkw_ | haha |
05:12.01 | JerJer | ok its offical |
05:12.07 | JerJer | someone is spamming the asterisk-cvs list |
05:12.23 | blitzrage | JerJer: yah.. I thought I noticed a wierd post with an attachment today |
05:12.33 | JerJer | another crazy message just showed up |
05:12.54 | JerJer | Du Hast |
05:12.58 | blitzrage | I like Rammstein |
05:13.05 | {VOID} | Me too |
05:13.13 | blitzrage | too bad I don't understand a bloody thing they are saying :) |
05:13.43 | {VOID} | I don't know most of it, I've used babelfish to translate lyric sites. |
05:14.29 | {VOID} | but the lyrics translated sound odd, heh. but I get the general idea of the song. |
05:14.50 | blitzrage | you ever listen to powerman 5000? |
05:14.56 | juice | okay blitzrage |
05:14.57 | cman | ~seen JerJer |
05:14.59 | | jerjer is currently on #asterisk (1h 53m 23s). Has said a total of 4 messages. Is idling for 2m 5s |
05:15.00 | {VOID} | not as much as I should. |
05:15.04 | blitzrage | cman: ummm.. he's right there |
05:15.06 | juice | I got asterisk on cmd line |
05:15.09 | mishehu | bah. |
05:15.09 | juice | I did the make samples |
05:15.16 | juice | also |
05:15.17 | mishehu | I'm not at home now so I can't have fun with my 7960... |
05:15.17 | blitzrage | {VOID}: I was just wondering if I should download an album and give it a shot :) |
05:15.30 | high-rez | mish: What a shame. |
05:15.34 | high-rez | After all that work. |
05:15.34 | juice | hey {VOID} |
05:15.35 | {VOID} | you should Powerman 5000 kicks ass. |
05:15.43 | *** join/#asterisk Exomorph_ (Greg@134-9.bvcompuworks.com) |
05:15.43 | {VOID} | hi juice |
05:16.08 | juice | okay blitzrage if me and {VOID} wanna make a call to each other |
05:16.14 | juice | do we just need gnophone |
05:16.20 | juice | or will we need asterisk too |
05:16.52 | blitzrage | juice: just gnophone. You may both have to be setup on something like FreeWorld Dialup so you can actually "call" each other. |
05:17.00 | blitzrage | I'm honestly not sure.. I've NEVER used gnophone :) |
05:17.00 | {VOID} | gnophone... I hope that g doesn't mean it's a gnome app. |
05:17.12 | high-rez | it does mean its a gnome (or gtk) app I think... |
05:17.25 | *** join/#asterisk spy007 (~user@65.192.192.133) |
05:17.38 | {VOID} | I have no gui on my linux box, heh. |
05:17.42 | {VOID} | not at the second. |
05:18.03 | blitzrage | {VOID}: not sure if there is a CLI VoIP client.. I don't think there is. |
05:18.07 | high-rez | well you can always use asterisk (for its console features), but its overkill for making a simple call... |
05:18.41 | mishehu | high-rez: well, I'm at my gf's right now, so I can have fun of another sort |
05:18.50 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
05:19.16 | {VOID} | brb, gunna switch hard drives so I do have a gui. |
05:19.31 | bkw_ | switching harddrives..... so ghetto |
05:19.35 | high-rez | mish: "You can only imagine where it goes from here." "He fixes the cable?" |
05:20.15 | {VOID} | hey, can anyone remember what those open wireless boxes are called that are supposed to be like a huge network of wireless boxes. |
05:20.16 | mishehu | high-rez: "vagina! vagina vagina vagina!" |
05:20.23 | high-rez | mish: lol |
05:20.43 | mishehu | "hey, I know that guy. he's a nihilist" |
05:20.45 | {VOID} | mesh! |
05:20.52 | {VOID} | heh |
05:20.57 | {VOID} | mesh network! |
05:21.33 | {VOID} | ty |
05:22.59 | bkw_ | http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0000586 |
05:23.50 | high-rez | bkw: To replace voicemail.conf ?? |
05:24.02 | bkw_ | no |
05:24.05 | high-rez | oh |
05:24.12 | bkw_ | just the routines like mysql and pgsql |
05:24.12 | high-rez | cause that wouldda kicked butt. :) |
05:24.21 | high-rez | ahh |
05:24.33 | bkw_ | well hell let me take this one step at a time |
05:24.41 | bkw_ | JESUS christ.. haha :P |
05:26.03 | JerJer | did somebody call me? |
05:26.56 | cman | JerJer... my NuFone is working!! |
05:27.14 | cman | i didn't call u |
05:27.17 | bkw_ | that happens when you dont put <> around your secret |
05:27.26 | bkw_ | :P |
05:28.03 | cman | why is that my voicemail just hangs up when i start recording... |
05:28.59 | bkw_ | using CVS? |
05:29.13 | {VOID} | Maybe it doesn't like to hear your voice? |
05:29.17 | cman | i have my 11 digit no in voicemail.. whats the name limit?? |
05:29.26 | cman | while adding mailbox |
05:29.30 | {VOID} | <PROTECTED> |
05:31.06 | *** join/#asterisk marcus- (~marcus@atlantis.outer.org) |
05:32.34 | blitzrage | hrm.. ok, I've never done this. I want to merge in a patch from bugs.digium. How do I accomplish this task? :) |
05:33.30 | bkw_ | HAHA I found a bug in all the sql routines for voicemail |
05:41.10 | cman | voicemail hangs up.... |
05:41.15 | JerJer | hmm |
05:41.34 | JerJer | but that's channel specific data |
05:41.36 | cman | JerJer... u know what happening here |
05:41.53 | cman | i can't record voicemail |
05:42.41 | cman | no audio available on IAX2[NuFone@216.234.116.189:4569]/4?? getting this message! |
05:43.08 | bkw_ | ok fixed that |
05:43.19 | Mike | gnomemeeting works with * |
05:43.44 | bkw_ | if context lets strcp it to retval->context else strcpy default into retval->context |
05:43.46 | bkw_ | muhaha |
05:44.39 | *** join/#asterisk maik_ (~maik@vertex.cs.uni-sb.de) |
05:44.59 | *** join/#asterisk bjohnson (~bjohnson@ip16-165.tor.istop.com) |
05:45.07 | JerJer | cman: duno... i've seen quite a few calls to your number |
05:46.00 | cman | yes i successfully made calls. |
05:46.08 | JerJer | making calls has nothing to do with receiving calls |
05:47.29 | bkw_ | danielq you alive? |
05:48.25 | cman | ok.. |
05:48.59 | cman | voice mail is coming.. but when i start recording ... it jus hangs up saying "no audio available on IAX2[NuFone@216.234.116.189:4569]/4??" |
05:49.25 | cman | this suldn't have happened i guess |
05:49.32 | JerJer | never seen that b4 |
05:49.43 | wasim | nope, something on your end ... iptables up cman ? |
05:49.57 | wasim | morning JerJer, bkw_ |
05:50.11 | blitzrage | wasim: blah! |
05:50.14 | bkw_ | wasim wasabi! |
05:50.26 | bkw_ | blitzrage unixodbc-vm goodies are done |
05:50.27 | cman | how to check iptables up |
05:50.34 | bkw_ | iptables --list |
05:50.38 | blitzrage | bkw_: niiice :) to bad I have no use for it really :) |
05:50.45 | wasim | recouping, i saw my ex any mom's place yesterday, and that really messed my mind up |
05:50.48 | *** join/#asterisk dutch_ (~dutch@a80-126-102-2.adsl.xs4all.nl) |
05:50.51 | wasim | s/any/at |
05:52.03 | blitzrage | can externip=my.domain.com ? |
05:52.10 | bkw_ | dont hink |
05:52.12 | bkw_ | er think |
05:52.16 | blitzrage | ok.. trying ;) |
05:52.40 | bkw_ | thats the best way to know |
05:54.47 | blitzrage | damnit.. I can never remember this for some reason. 5060, RTP ports, and IAX ports are all TCP right? |
05:54.58 | bkw_ | nope |
05:55.00 | bkw_ | udp |
05:55.18 | blitzrage | ok, that always makes sense to me, since it's realtime... but I swear something was TCP |
05:55.40 | blitzrage | maybe I've just fallen off my rocker one too many times |
05:55.51 | bkw_ | or your mommie droped you on your head |
05:55.58 | blitzrage | very possible |
05:56.46 | bkw_ | TUSSIN here I come... haha |
05:56.46 | andu | blitzrage, some phoes support tcp transport as well maybe that's where you saw it |
05:56.49 | bkw_ | i'm sick of being sick |
05:57.13 | coil | bkw_: gimme some robo |
05:57.50 | coil | i wanna trip |
05:58.04 | bkw_ | um freak! |
05:58.14 | coil | hehe |
05:58.18 | coil | im kidding |
05:58.27 | bkw_ | no your not |
06:00.17 | bkw_ | :P |
06:01.59 | *** join/#asterisk T0MKAT (~sudsboy@53.int43.dsl.garlic.net) |
06:02.24 | *** join/#asterisk plugh (~tholo@gatekeeper.sigmasoft.com) |
06:04.52 | bkw_ | lalalllalalallaa |
06:05.11 | bkw_ | we wont findout till we grow... well I dont know if all thats true.. |
06:05.26 | bkw_ | I got you babe! |
06:05.28 | bkw_ | ok |
06:05.31 | bkw_ | enuf cher |
06:05.42 | *** join/#asterisk fyman (~fyman@CPE-138-130-18-16.nsw.bigpond.net.au) |
06:05.48 | coil | i know i'm lost, please let me suffer in silence |
06:05.49 | blitzrage | boo cher |
06:05.59 | bkw_ | cher is good stuff |
06:06.08 | blitzrage | ummm.. yah.... |
06:06.20 | coil | i said enough, please let me hide from the ghost for a while |
06:06.51 | blitzrage | damnit.. where is ww when you need him :) |
06:07.14 | bkw_ | blitzrage you know you secretly love cher.... |
06:07.19 | coil | i don't |
06:07.19 | blitzrage | lol |
06:07.20 | bkw_ | and you secretly lust after me |
06:07.26 | bkw_ | so dont hide it |
06:07.28 | bkw_ | :) |
06:07.34 | blitzrage | ummmm.... |
06:07.37 | blitzrage | *runs* |
06:07.40 | coil | sodomy and lust |
06:07.40 | bkw_ | hahahah |
06:07.41 | kram | bk, don't make me banish you #asstricks with corydon |
06:07.46 | cman | any one has NuFone account and have had voicemaill problems??? i can' record voicemails... it just hangs up |
06:07.46 | coil | principles of lust |
06:07.50 | bkw_ | haha i'm just kidding with him |
06:08.00 | bkw_ | :P |
06:08.25 | blitzrage | I don't care.. bkw_ could never get me anyways :) |
06:08.30 | cman | theres nothing in the inbpox |
06:08.33 | cman | inbox |
06:08.47 | coil | her ghost in the fog |
06:08.50 | bkw_ | and to think I only crashed * twice doing the voicemail thing |
06:08.59 | bkw_ | got it stuck in a while once too |
06:09.29 | bkw_ | if i could turn back time... |
06:09.39 | bkw_ | ok damn it.. that bitch cher is stuck in my head |
06:09.40 | coil | time for the best song ever |
06:09.57 | wasim | to be a rock and not to roll |
06:10.10 | bkw_ | daft punk mixes |
06:10.12 | blitzrage | thats deep |
06:10.17 | coil | i'm waiting in my cold cell, when the bell begins to chime, reflecting on my past life, and it dosn't have much time... |
06:10.37 | blitzrage | jesus christ why don't you come and open my eyes and blind me with your light |
06:10.40 | coil | cuz at five o clock, they take me to the gallows pole, the sands of time for me are running low... |
06:10.45 | blitzrage | :) |
06:10.59 | coil | running low.... |
06:11.01 | bkw_ | we need more bug fixer upper people |
06:11.25 | blitzrage | haha |
06:11.58 | bkw_ | I want to get an automatic paintball gun |
06:12.15 | coil | on* |
06:12.32 | bkw_ | why not glue ? |
06:12.36 | bkw_ | you have to think boi |
06:12.37 | bkw_ | GLUE |
06:12.41 | bkw_ | thts the best |
06:12.50 | coil | the teacher can't spell |
06:12.56 | coil | nor type |
06:13.04 | coil | im going to bed, heh... |
06:13.05 | bkw_ | don't get me started boi |
06:13.08 | bkw_ | bed |
06:13.11 | bkw_ | HOLY SHIT its 12 already |
06:13.17 | coil | fra shizzle |
06:13.21 | coil | too late |
06:13.33 | bkw_ | I didn't realize that |
06:13.34 | bkw_ | sowwy |
06:13.41 | blitzrage | 1:15am here |
06:13.57 | bkw_ | started @ around 7 on the unixodbc stuff for voicemail and just lost track of time |
06:13.58 | bkw_ | haha |
06:14.04 | coil | gg |
06:14.09 | bkw_ | gn |
06:14.34 | blitzrage | hrm... can't seem to get my * box registered from behind nat |
06:14.42 | blitzrage | ww said he did it though |
06:14.52 | wasim | it should |
06:15.16 | blitzrage | yah, I'm not sure if it's my firewall or asterisk as I've not used this FW distro before |
06:15.42 | wasim | iptables -L -n |
06:16.43 | rozo | odbc for voicemail? |
06:16.52 | rozo | so all the voicemail info is stored in a db? |
06:17.09 | high-rez | hey rozo |
06:17.09 | bkw_ | rozo just like the mysql and pgsql plugins do |
06:17.32 | bkw_ | I don't know whats got into me the past few days |
06:17.38 | bkw_ | I have been craking on unixODBC like a mad man |
06:17.39 | rozo | hey high-rez |
06:17.42 | rozo | bkw_: nice. |
06:18.32 | bkw_ | as long as unixodbc stays lgpl .. no drama.. w00t! |
06:19.11 | cman | maxmessage=180 is 180 secs?? |
06:19.23 | bkw_ | ya |
06:19.25 | bkw_ | thats not bad |
06:19.38 | bkw_ | you can lower it.. because I have customers that love to leave really really long voicemails |
06:19.49 | bkw_ | they ramble on and on and on and on and on |
06:19.52 | bkw_ | its really silly |
06:20.02 | bkw_ | 30-60 seconds is usually plenty |
06:20.15 | blitzrage | I have a bad habit of doing that :) |
06:20.24 | bkw_ | I just don't leave voicemail |
06:20.32 | bkw_ | I sound stupid on voicemail |
06:20.43 | bkw_ | TMI TMI TMI |
06:20.44 | kram | that was tmi |
06:20.48 | kram | much better |
06:20.51 | bkw_ | haha |
06:20.53 | blitzrage | hehe |
06:21.14 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
06:21.14 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
06:21.14 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
06:21.14 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
06:21.14 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
06:21.14 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
06:21.16 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
06:21.18 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
06:21.20 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
06:21.22 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
06:22.53 | bkw_ | I have like 30 remixes of this one song |
06:22.57 | bkw_ | and they all sounds just about the same |
06:22.58 | bkw_ | haha |
06:23.10 | bkw_ | You don't need to emerge from nothing.. you don't need tear away. |
06:23.23 | *** part/#asterisk wayan- (~wayan@202.155.104.178) |
06:24.05 | bkw_ | I shoudl really write an odbc util to addmailboxes to the db |
06:24.50 | blitzrage | anyone have any clue why xmms would play through an mp3 file super fast as a user? but not as root? |
06:25.05 | wasim | blitzrage: different mp3 paths? |
06:25.05 | Exomorph_ | Nite everyone. |
06:25.11 | bkw_ | gn |
06:27.04 | blitzrage | wasim: just read something about it just trying to output to a wav stream.. gotta check some settings |
06:28.08 | blitzrage | it was trying to output to a diskwriter |
06:28.15 | blitzrage | not actually play the file. |
06:33.26 | ares_ | do you use teh default playlist plugin? ..i don't like it too much :\ ..hard to find songs |
06:34.59 | ares_ | Itunes is pretty nice..oh well. |
06:35.05 | ares_ | how is it going with ODBC ? |
06:35.28 | bkw_ | voicemail has unixodbc goodness now |
06:35.42 | bkw_ | cdr_unixodbc is looking excellent |
06:36.08 | bkw_ | I still think we need an abstraction layer for unixODBC in asterisk |
06:36.23 | ares_ | i see. |
06:36.26 | bkw_ | but i'm dreaming |
06:36.28 | bkw_ | for now that is |
06:36.46 | bkw_ | * has forced me to learn C |
06:36.52 | bkw_ | and i'm really enjoying it |
06:36.56 | ares_ | C is good. |
06:36.59 | bkw_ | asterisk made me its bitch |
06:37.03 | ares_ | hehe |
06:37.42 | bkw_ | I have done more work on * than any other project |
06:37.53 | ares_ | Trying to interpret Dan Bernstein 's Qmail codes..now i found that pretty hard..he didn't use standard char or int..he created his damn atom and primitive variables.. |
06:37.54 | bkw_ | and its useful stuff.. not just bullshit crap |
06:38.12 | bkw_ | ya I hear his code is freaky |
06:38.21 | bkw_ | cr.yp.to |
06:38.24 | bkw_ | blah blah blah |
06:38.26 | ares_ | yea |
06:38.28 | bkw_ | yes you have a kewl domain |
06:38.28 | ares_ | guy is insane |
06:38.32 | bkw_ | ya really |
06:38.53 | bkw_ | ok next.. make sure we have no sql injection issue |
06:39.13 | ares_ | injection? |
06:39.20 | Mike | im getting my x100p now |
06:39.22 | Mike | :) |
06:39.32 | bkw_ | ares_ you don't know what SQL injection is? |
06:39.40 | Mike | can i put a normal phone on the place for the phone? |
06:39.45 | Mike | and make it ring also? |
06:39.53 | Mike | besides my extension? |
06:40.01 | bkw_ | http://www.spidynamics.com/papers/SQLInjectionWhitePaper.pdf |
06:40.03 | Mike | my extension and the analog phone attach to it |
06:40.14 | bkw_ | no |
06:40.18 | bkw_ | its not an FXS device |
06:40.22 | bkw_ | and can't generate dialtone |
06:40.33 | ares_ | i'm not famaliar with the term.. let's see.. |
06:41.04 | bkw_ | I don't see how someones going to do an injection attack on * via the CDR but hell its worth watching out for. |
06:41.28 | wasim | bkw_: :) |
06:41.37 | bkw_ | yes? |
06:41.58 | bkw_ | I think their was an injection issue with * not too long ago |
06:42.04 | bkw_ | but I still dont see HOW .. |
06:42.52 | bkw_ | i'm really really really not tired |
06:43.00 | bkw_ | today has gone by really really fast |
06:43.04 | bkw_ | thats why I start to code on * |
06:43.07 | bkw_ | it goes by faster |
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06:46.36 | bkw_ | ok teevee time |
06:46.42 | ares_ | ooooh injection. okay. |
06:46.58 | bkw_ | took ya long enuf! :P |
06:49.00 | danielq | bkw_: how goes your unixodbc jihad? |
06:51.40 | jrollyson | bkw: injection via caller id maybe? ;) |
06:52.31 | danielq | i had my gnomemeeting caller id set to Satan while i was testing....forgot it was there and called someone... |
06:53.21 | blitzrage | lol |
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06:56.44 | danielq | anyone know if you can get * to send an RTP stream to a given IP:PORT |
06:58.19 | jrollyson | danielq: hmm... my * box is authoritative for the CID name values on outgoing calls, that would be bad if I did that. |
06:58.51 | ares_ | blitzrage..what's worthwhile you've seen so far on 2.6 |
06:59.18 | blitzrage | ares_: not sure.. haven't been keeping up with it. Mostly just want to see if I can compile it and run it. Maybe see if it runs any faster... |
06:59.25 | blitzrage | that's about it... this is just a desktop/play machine |
07:01.53 | wasim | http://www.kniggit.net/wwol26.html <- some 2.6 features |
07:02.51 | danielq | jrollyson: this was an internal call, so not quite as bad =] |
07:06.26 | jrollyson | danielq: I'd be afraid I'd call a customer like that ;) |
07:06.26 | ares_ | i got Hyperthreading to work on mine..so my p4 shows as 2 processors...it runs so fast!!! |
07:09.08 | JerJer | ares_: be very afraid |
07:09.38 | JerJer | the kernel doesn't know how to disgunish between a real processor and the virtual proc |
07:10.04 | JerJer | its not going to be as much of a problem on a single hyperthreaded box |
07:10.11 | JerJer | but dual hyperthreaded it can get messy |
07:10.28 | ares_ | The new 2.6 has Hyperthreading.....i'm afraid to compile it though..i finally got the setup i want now... :\ |
07:10.32 | danielq | yeah, we had probs with massive context switching with a dual p4 xeon with HT enabled |
07:10.45 | ares_ | hmm.. maybe just try as second kernel to test.. |
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07:24.23 | blitzrage | ares_: I just have another option in my grub.conf. I can just go back to a working kernel if the 2.6.x doesn't work :) |
07:24.39 | blitzrage | ares_: I have 2.4.20-8 (RH9) and upgraded to 2.4.22 last night. Works great so far. |
07:28.29 | ares_ | what about 2.6? |
07:28.39 | ares_ | i still use the old lilo.hehe |
07:29.37 | JerJer | YEEEEEEEHAW |
07:30.00 | blitzrage | ares_: ahhh.. can't remember how to setup lilo :) |
07:30.05 | blitzrage | JerJer: ? |
07:31.09 | wasim | blitzrage: switch to grub, its more fun |
07:32.28 | wasim | but make sure you mkbootdisk before |
07:32.32 | wasim | just in case |
07:32.51 | blitzrage | wasim: I am using grub :) |
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07:33.12 | wasim | silly me |
07:33.30 | blitzrage | haha :) |
07:34.39 | ares_ | haha |
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07:45.47 | JerJer | hell yeah! |
07:46.25 | carrar | Let me hear you say YEAH!! |
07:46.31 | carrar | JerJer is raising the ROOF!!! |
07:46.34 | JerJer | how about a hell yeah |
07:46.44 | carrar | HELL YEAH!! |
07:46.49 | JerJer | the switch-2 system now routes calls using ENUM |
07:47.12 | carrar | I wanna it to route based on my GPS coords to the nears land line |
07:47.26 | carrar | can you do that? |
07:47.31 | carrar | just write a little API to do that!! |
07:47.38 | carrar | HURRY!! |
07:47.43 | carrar | I am about to move! |
07:53.29 | JerJer | looks like i'm gonna have to build a patch to submit |
07:53.59 | JerJer | had to tweak app_enumlookup.c to make things work better |
07:54.15 | wasim | and billy boy |
07:55.38 | Tili | salam wasim |
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07:58.07 | wasim | eid mubarak tili |
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07:58.19 | cman | eid mubarak wasim |
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07:58.26 | wasim | and to you cman :) |
07:58.30 | darkknight | hi guys |
07:58.33 | darkknight | eid mubarak |
07:58.49 | cman | thx. |
07:59.31 | monsieur | it looks like the codec priority selection in sip.conf is broke |
08:00.14 | monsieur | my phone is only set to negotiate g729 |
08:00.28 | monsieur | yet alaw is negotiated |
08:00.41 | monsieur | unless i put allow=g729 as the first codec in sip.conf |
08:00.48 | monsieur | this isn't right |
08:01.26 | monsieur | anyone else seen this? |
08:05.48 | JerJer | damnit, so close but so far away |
08:05.56 | monsieur | ? |
08:06.08 | JerJer | i'm beating on ENUM here |
08:06.13 | monsieur | ah |
08:06.21 | JerJer | disallow=all |
08:06.23 | JerJer | allow=ulaw |
08:06.26 | JerJer | allow=g729 |
08:06.31 | JerJer | however |
08:06.47 | JerJer | if G.729 is the first priority on the remote ep, it will get picked |
08:07.10 | monsieur | that's what I would have thought |
08:07.36 | monsieur | I have setup my endpoint only to talk g729 |
08:07.55 | monsieur | doing a show channels shows codec 8 being selected |
08:08.13 | monsieur | if i do disallow=all, allow=g729, allow=alaw |
08:08.16 | monsieur | then it's fine |
08:08.25 | monsieur | show channel xxxxx shows 256 as expected |
08:08.27 | JerJer | 8? |
08:08.35 | JerJer | ah alw |
08:08.39 | JerJer | +a |
08:08.39 | monsieur | yep |
08:09.20 | monsieur | c=IN IP4 81.86.185.223 |
08:09.20 | monsieur | t=0 0 |
08:09.20 | monsieur | m=audio 35034 RTP/AVP 18 |
08:09.20 | monsieur | a=rtpmap:18 G729/8000 |
08:09.20 | monsieur | a=ptime:20 |
08:09.27 | monsieur | that's from endpoint |
08:09.38 | monsieur | so it's ONLY displaying g729 capability, right. |
08:10.00 | voidptr | morningggg *land |
08:10.05 | JerJer | yep |
08:10.15 | monsieur | * is showing: |
08:10.16 | monsieur | a=rtpmap:8 PCMA/8000 |
08:10.16 | monsieur | a=rtpmap:0 PCMU/8000 |
08:10.16 | monsieur | a=rtpmap:18 G729/8000 |
08:10.16 | monsieur | a=rtpmap:97 iLBC/8000 |
08:10.16 | monsieur | a=rtpmap:3 GSM/8000 |
08:10.22 | monsieur | which is as expected as well |
08:12.23 | monsieur | yet, show channel SIP/xxxxxx shows: |
08:12.24 | monsieur | NativeFormat: 8 |
08:12.24 | monsieur | <PROTECTED> |
08:12.24 | monsieur | <PROTECTED> |
08:12.50 | blitzrage | phew! Just checked my OSAP info.. and looks like they are going to almost pay for all of my tuition for the next semester |
08:12.55 | blitzrage | well.. not pay for it... loan me the money |
08:13.03 | monsieur | JerJer: what do you think? |
08:16.01 | JerJer | i think i'm tired |
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08:16.57 | mbranca | hi |
08:17.12 | lele | morning mbranca |
08:17.17 | cypromis | morning mbranca |
08:17.30 | monsieur | logging as a bug |
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08:18.35 | Mike | bkw_: alive? |
08:18.55 | JerJer | monsieur: sounds like a plan |
08:19.12 | monsieur | there's already a bug there with what I think is a similar problem |
08:21.37 | blitzrage | Mike: I think he went to bed |
08:21.44 | Mike | okokok |
08:21.44 | blitzrage | or to watch TV.. something like that |
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08:23.05 | monsieur | bug #0000576 |
08:23.54 | Mike | someone has any good zapata.conf |
08:27.22 | Mike | outbound calls im trying this |
08:27.25 | Mike | exten => _9.,1,Dial(Zap/1/${EXTEN:1},90,Tt) |
08:28.40 | blitzrage | Mike: try this site: http://www.fnords.org/~eric/asterisk/ |
08:28.47 | Mike | ok |
08:30.13 | JerJer | YEEEEHAW |
08:31.21 | Mike | Nov 27 02:42:03 WARNING[16384]: File loader.c, Line 400 (load_modules): Loading module chan_zap.so failed! |
08:31.21 | Mike | Nov 27 02:42:03 WARNING[16384]: File loader.c, Line 305 (ast_load_resource): chan_zap.so: load_module failed, returning -1 |
08:31.21 | Mike | Nov 27 02:42:03 ERROR[16384]: File chan_zap.c, Line 6948 (load_module): Unable to register channel '1' |
08:31.29 | Mike | i have loaded zaptel and wcfxo |
08:31.44 | JerJer | ztcfg -v |
08:32.41 | Mike | calle69:/var/log/asterisk# ztcfg -v |
08:32.41 | Mike | Zaptel Configuration |
08:32.41 | Mike | ====================== |
08:32.43 | Mike | 0 channels configured. |
08:32.45 | blitzrage | JerJer's a cowboy |
08:32.51 | Mike | Notice: Configuration file is /etc/zaptel.conf |
08:32.53 | Mike | line 131: Unable to open master device '/dev/zap/ctl' |
08:33.03 | JerJer | Mike--: you've got config file problems |
08:33.08 | Mike | ok |
08:33.15 | JerJer | blitzrage: hell yeah... a damn happy one |
08:33.23 | blitzrage | why are you so happy? |
08:33.30 | cypromis | he managed to make enum work correctly |
08:33.34 | blitzrage | ahhh |
08:33.35 | blitzrage | nice |
08:33.39 | cypromis | just scroll back |
08:33.39 | blitzrage | sign me up! :) |
08:33.41 | cypromis | and it's clear |
08:33.42 | cypromis | lol |
08:33.57 | JerJer | but its how we've deployed ENUM that makes it so killer |
08:33.58 | JerJer | :) |
08:34.08 | blitzrage | oh? |
08:34.21 | JerJer | trade secret |
08:34.25 | blitzrage | blah |
08:34.29 | blitzrage | I didn't care that much anyways |
08:34.36 | blitzrage | :) |
08:35.27 | Mike | ok working now |
08:35.28 | Mike | :P |
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08:36.26 | JerJer | blitzrage: i've implemented enum into our back end of switch-1 |
08:36.28 | JerJer | er |
08:36.30 | JerJer | switch-2 |
08:36.57 | blitzrage | oooo.. sounds interesting. |
08:37.03 | blitzrage | so what does that accomplish? |
08:37.07 | blitzrage | pretend I'm stupid :) |
08:37.13 | blitzrage | (hard stretch eh?) |
08:37.25 | JerJer | very simple extensions.conf file |
08:37.39 | JerJer | but very very flexable routing config |
08:37.51 | cypromis | rdbms => dns => * |
08:38.02 | cypromis | clean nice and easy |
08:38.04 | cypromis | enum rocks |
08:38.12 | Mike | damn |
08:38.14 | Mike | i hear eco |
08:38.19 | Mike | and im using the ecocancelation |
08:38.23 | JerJer | no rdbms here |
08:38.28 | cypromis | which one are u using ? |
08:38.31 | blitzrage | hrm.. I have so much to learn |
08:38.32 | Mike | echocancel=yes |
08:38.32 | Mike | echocancelwhenbridged=yes |
08:38.46 | cypromis | nah |
08:38.50 | cypromis | in the zaptel makefile |
08:38.53 | blitzrage | ah well.. I'm 22 years young :) |
08:38.55 | cypromis | which one did you selected ? |
08:40.09 | Mike | blitzrage: if i have this echocancel=yes |
08:40.09 | Mike | echocancelwhenbridged=yes |
08:40.15 | Mike | how can i eliminate the eco |
08:40.59 | blitzrage | not sure.. I've never had echo problems... have never turned it on. |
08:41.10 | blitzrage | Mike: I think you are thinking I'm a wizard :) |
08:41.12 | cypromis | u never turned the echo on ? |
08:41.13 | cypromis | smart |
08:41.14 | cypromis | :) |
08:41.23 | Mike | blitzrage: your ahead from me:) |
08:41.24 | blitzrage | cypromis: smart ass :) |
08:41.33 | blitzrage | Mike: yah.. not that far ahead :) |
08:41.37 | Mike | cypromis: you know how can i eminate eco |
08:42.22 | cypromis | you have to select the right echo canceller in the Makefile of zaptel |
08:42.32 | cypromis | and if it is a x101p which I think it is |
08:42.41 | cypromis | than I would also use the agressive surpression options |
08:42.48 | cypromis | if you still get echo |
08:42.57 | cypromis | check the polarity on your telco plug wire |
08:43.04 | cypromis | if than there is still too much echo |
08:43.10 | Mike | so i have to edit |
08:43.10 | cypromis | play with the txgain and rxgain settings |
08:43.11 | Mike | the make file |
08:43.13 | Mike | right? |
08:43.15 | cypromis | if than still echo |
08:43.20 | cypromis | ur out of luck |
08:43.21 | cypromis | :) |
08:43.22 | Mike | ok i will play first with txgain and rxgain |
08:43.23 | cypromis | yes |
08:43.37 | Mike | rxgain=1.5 |
08:43.38 | Mike | txgain=1.5 |
08:45.45 | cypromis | can I run gigabit ehternet via cat-6 wiring ? |
08:47.59 | denon | you can run gig on cat5e |
08:55.56 | bhoeneis | JerJer: I was told you know something about connecting * to a Cisco callmanager, chan_skinny and stuff... |
08:56.52 | Mike | 3.0 was better |
08:56.57 | Mike | but still i can listen a little |
08:57.01 | Mike | any ideas? |
08:57.04 | Mike | 0.0 ?? |
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08:57.40 | cypromis | ok getting cat6 than |
08:57.46 | cypromis | Mike: tried 1.0 and 1.0 ? |
08:57.56 | Mike | no |
08:58.01 | Mike | i tryed 1.5 and 3.0 |
08:58.33 | cypromis | did you at least searched the ML for the gain settings ? |
08:58.45 | Mike | yes |
08:58.51 | Mike | theres where i took the 3.0 |
08:59.59 | Mike | some others say 0.8 will do it |
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09:07.12 | ww | ~seen bkw_ |
09:07.13 | | bkw_ is currently on #asterisk (2d 13h 36m 45s). Has said a total of 1587 messages. Is idling for 2h 20m 15s |
09:08.17 | denon | ~seen denon |
09:08.17 | | denon is currently on #asterisk (9h 56m 41s). Has said a total of 2 messages. Is idling for 0s |
09:08.21 | denon | 2 |
09:08.24 | denon | huh. |
09:08.29 | denon | guess thats since midnight |
09:13.48 | ares_ | ~seen ares_ |
09:13.48 | | ares_ is currently on #asterisk. Has said a total of 94 messages. Is idling for 0s |
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09:16.32 | cypromis | ~seen cypromis |
09:16.32 | | cypromis is currently on #asterisk (13h 44m 12s). Has said a total of 49 messages. Is idling for 0s |
09:16.45 | cypromis | hmmm |
09:16.50 | cman | ok tell me what is duratin and billsec in CDR???? |
09:16.50 | cypromis | bkw talks too much |
09:16.50 | cypromis | lol |
09:17.50 | JerJer | <PROTECTED> |
09:18.16 | ww | so who wants /working/ syslog support? |
09:18.26 | cman | bkw_ |
09:18.59 | ww | well... me too actually... |
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09:21.00 | ww | if ((gettimeofday() == now) && exists(syslog_support)) curl_fetch(bug_587/asterisk-syslog.diff.gz); |
09:21.00 | bhoeneis | JerJer: Can chan_skinny talk to 79xx phones which are installed with the CCM image? |
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09:34.05 | cman1 | bkw_ |
09:36.31 | ReG-Hexer | anyone can tell me how to switch calls from 1 asterisk server to another? |
09:36.47 | ww | umm... switch => |
09:37.05 | ReG-Hexer | switch => anotherserversname ? |
09:37.26 | ww | actually switch => Technology/Data |
09:37.36 | ww | as in switch => IAX2/otherserver |
09:37.38 | ww | IIRC |
09:38.29 | ReG-Hexer | hrmm |
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09:40.08 | ReG-Hexer | I get things like |
09:40.22 | ReG-Hexer | Calling TBD using options 'exxten=TBD... |
09:41.03 | ww | who is TBD? |
09:41.22 | tessier | Theodore Benjamin Dover |
09:41.31 | tessier | aka Ted Ben Dover |
09:41.58 | ReG-Hexer | hrmm |
09:42.02 | ReG-Hexer | http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+-+dual+servers |
09:42.10 | ReG-Hexer | is not really helping much in extensions.conf part |
09:42.26 | ReG-Hexer | left right, i dont know what's that =) |
09:44.34 | ww | left is the server on the left, right is the server on the right it looks like |
09:46.46 | ww | but that doc's not very clear... |
09:47.37 | ww | if you have two servers, A, B, just make an IAX2 peer |
09:47.55 | ww | and tell each which extensions live on the other one |
09:48.03 | ww | that's it. |
09:48.51 | ReG-Hexer | hrmm |
09:48.58 | ReG-Hexer | say for example |
09:49.15 | ReG-Hexer | i auth at A server, i dialed 600000 |
09:49.24 | ReG-Hexer | and 600000 should be routed through b |
09:49.34 | ReG-Hexer | my extension.conf should be |
09:50.08 | ReG-Hexer | exten => _600000,1,Goto, ?@# |
09:50.09 | ReG-Hexer | ?? |
09:50.13 | cman1 | bkw_ |
09:50.15 | ww | exten => 600000,1,Dial(IAX2/B) |
09:50.16 | ReG-Hexer | switch => IAX/B |
09:50.26 | ww | or switch |
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09:50.36 | ReG-Hexer | switch, how to use it |
09:50.44 | ww | switch is for a default -- ifyou don't have anylocal extensions that match |
09:50.52 | ww | the dialed number, it forwards the call |
09:51.25 | ww | same idea as a default gateway in ip routing |
09:52.14 | ReG-Hexer | hrmm |
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09:53.15 | ReG-Hexer | funny.. |
09:53.40 | cman1 | who knows whats the differene between duration and billsec in CDRs???? |
09:53.51 | tessier | Who knows what those are? |
09:54.23 | cman1 | who know what how and where those things whateva |
09:54.28 | cman1 | LOL |
09:55.00 | ww | they can be different when you reset cdr i think |
09:56.37 | ww | no... i lied... resetcdr resets both |
09:57.17 | lele | mmmh it looks that today's cvs breaks sip transfers |
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09:57.42 | Powerkill | hi |
09:58.05 | cypromis | bonjour |
09:58.44 | ww | cman1: next time use the source |
09:58.46 | ww | <PROTECTED> |
09:58.46 | ww | <PROTECTED> |
09:58.46 | ww | <PROTECTED> |
09:58.46 | ww | <PROTECTED> |
09:58.55 | Powerkill | :) |
09:59.08 | lele | yes it does break hold/transfer :( |
09:59.10 | Powerkill | The ip10s is very kool only bug it's mgcp |
09:59.25 | Powerkill | mgcp don't have auth and is not well supported in asterisk |
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10:15.32 | cypromis | neostrada loosers |
10:15.49 | sobol | neoniewolnicy |
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10:23.48 | honree | hello |
10:24.04 | honree | anyone used asterisk with grandstream ata-286? |
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10:34.53 | Powerkill | someone know about facilities |
10:35.43 | cypromis | what kind of facilities ? |
10:36.32 | Powerkill | receiving the surtaxed number |
10:39.44 | Bonbon | does anyone have a fully populated zapata.conf file for te410p? |
10:39.57 | Bonbon | i.e. all channels |
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10:45.01 | puzzled | morning |
10:45.26 | cypromis | :) |
10:46.10 | Pj_ | I begin to work at 11 :D |
10:53.00 | lele | cypromis: not here, Telecom Italia workers go home at 3pm :) |
10:53.08 | cypromis | :) |
10:53.12 | Powerkill | someone knows how to use pridump and what does it do ? |
10:53.27 | cypromis | does that keepthem from starting at 12 ? |
10:53.59 | lele | cypromis: this prevents US from starting at 12 :) |
10:54.23 | cypromis | :) |
10:54.37 | sobol | cypromis: that is not true :-) |
10:55.01 | Powerkill | The "pridump" program does precisely this. It's part of libpri, not part |
10:55.01 | Powerkill | of Asterisk itself. You can turn on PRI debugging, though, with Asterisk, |
10:55.01 | Powerkill | too if you want to see how Asterisk talks to other equipment. |
10:55.02 | cypromis | lol |
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10:59.48 | cman1 | hello |
11:00.05 | cman1 | can u guys now ping 202.51.76.140?? |
11:00.21 | cypromis | packetsize 1g ? |
11:00.23 | cypromis | :) |
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11:01.13 | kn0rki | --- 202.51.76.140 ping statistics --- |
11:01.13 | kn0rki | 3 packets transmitted, 0 packets received, 100% packet loss |
11:02.30 | cman1 | this is kind o interestin |
11:03.05 | cman1 | an anyone call me?? and ater the first ring just hang up urself |
11:03.29 | cman1 | i am getting the call is answered in CDR even if the call is acually now |
11:03.31 | cman1 | not |
11:04.23 | cman1 | i am having difficulty in finding where the call has actually been made or the caller had hung up beore answering |
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11:09.37 | h3x | maybe you have answer immediate turned on |
11:10.26 | cman1 | where? |
11:10.57 | cman1 | how do i change /truncate float to int in PHP? if anyone knows |
11:10.58 | h3x | zapata.conf |
11:11.11 | kn0rki | what i need to do call over isdn from a H323 client? |
11:11.36 | Bonbon | does anyone know if callerid on x100p works in denmark / netherlands? |
11:12.09 | cman1 | i have immediate=no |
11:12.13 | h3x | cman1: the other thing that can affect call supervision is your dialplan |
11:12.26 | h3x | if you do anything that expects audio such as dtmf detection or recording something or whatever |
11:12.29 | h3x | its gonna answer() |
11:12.48 | h3x | disa also answers |
11:14.09 | cman1 | i think it has noting to do with zapata.. as i am using NuFone for incoming calls not PSTN.. |
11:14.27 | cman1 | where do i change the aboce thing if it exists in iax.con maybe.. |
11:18.17 | h3x | incoming or outgoing calls are answered? |
11:18.43 | cman1 | i am working with incoming only for now... |
11:19.30 | BigBroth | Has anybody written a manager client for windows yet? |
11:19.46 | cypromis | manager client ? |
11:19.47 | cman1 | when the caller calls... it rings here.. the caller then hangs up before i lift the phone..how could i say from CDR that tis call has not been made.. i see in CDR that the call is ANSWERED for XX ses |
11:20.05 | cypromis | u are a victim of network latency |
11:20.06 | cman1 | secs |
11:20.12 | cypromis | shitty but true |
11:20.19 | denon | BigBroth: no .. there are maybe 2 dozen half-ass attempts, but nobody's finished one |
11:21.02 | denon | everyone has lots of enthusiasm for the project.. |
11:21.05 | denon | gets started .. |
11:21.14 | denon | then gets distracted .. and it dies |
11:21.32 | cman1 | any solutions for me?? |
11:21.35 | denon | speaking of dying, im goin to bed |
11:21.43 | cypromis | cman1: don't use voip |
11:21.44 | cypromis | :) |
11:22.31 | cman1 | lol |
11:22.37 | cman1 | :-/ |
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11:26.13 | _4cheeze_ | cman1, round() |
11:26.46 | cman1 | ok.. i got (int)(3.0454443) |
11:26.52 | cman1 | thx anyways. |
11:27.15 | _4cheeze_ | actually round will round up to 4 if it was 3.6 |
11:30.38 | cman1 | oh i needed int... like changing secs to mins... 72 sec = 1 min 12 secs so (int)(72/60) gives me 1 only...i it was greater than 1.5 then i only need 1 not 12 |
11:30.40 | cman1 | 2 |
11:32.59 | Pj_ | cman1: don't use int, use ceil() floor() round()... those are defined behaviors |
11:33.02 | Powerkill | anyone use a mgcp phone ? |
11:36.22 | FuzzyCat | anyone know which app_ contains the generic commands, like 'show channels' ? |
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11:39.20 | wasim | FuzzyCat: cli.c ? |
11:42.47 | Bonbon | Powerkill: we want to, as there is a wider range of phones to use. |
11:42.56 | Bonbon | the swissvoice one is reported to work |
11:43.10 | FuzzyCat | mmmmmmmm |
11:47.33 | FuzzyCat | there's no call count is there... |
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11:50.52 | wasim | FuzzyCat: numchans? |
11:55.01 | FuzzyCat | NUMCHANS? |
11:55.14 | wasim | damn right |
11:55.30 | FuzzyCat | that's the number of channels.... not the number of calls |
11:56.32 | FuzzyCat | some calls use 2 chans eg call to fred in australia and some use 1 eg call to voicemail |
11:58.28 | puzzled | FuzzyCat: cheap, very cheap :) |
11:58.38 | FuzzyCat | muwhahahahahahha |
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12:06.44 | honree | hi, anyone used asterisk with grandstream ata-286? |
12:08.30 | wasim | you know if we swapped the n and the r it'd make a great callerid for the callgirl shoppe |
12:08.38 | cypromis | rotfl |
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12:11.08 | FuzzyCat | Bridged Call |
12:12.36 | cman1 | make a call 1 800 248 8870 thru ur land phones |
12:12.42 | cman1 | testing please |
12:15.40 | mbranca | see ya |
12:17.42 | snewpy_ | is there a way to conditionally rewrite the caller id on an incoming call based on the ip address of the caller? |
12:18.26 | snewpy_ | (a sip call, in particular) |
12:19.02 | wasim | snewpy_: i'm sure there is more than one way to skin a cat |
12:20.15 | cman1 | good nite everyone |
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12:30.28 | wasim | snewpy_: basically, you can rewrite the called id using SetCallerID |
12:30.45 | wasim | snewpy_: the only thing left is to get the IP of the caller into a ${VAR} and set that |
12:31.36 | wasim | snewpy_: or you can use dbget / setcallerid once you've got the ip |
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12:34.31 | snewpy_ | wasim: okay, i'll play around with that.. thank you |
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12:35.50 | asterisk-Bulgari | somebody familiar with h323 configuration and asterisk |
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12:37.17 | asterisk-Bulgari | ERROR[16384]: File chan_h323.c, Line 1748 (load_module): Gatekeeper registration failed. |
12:37.18 | asterisk-Bulgari | <PROTECTED> |
12:38.08 | asterisk-Bulgari | <PROTECTED> |
12:38.09 | asterisk-Bulgari | ERROR: [h323_set_gk] No Endpoint, this is bad! |
12:38.09 | asterisk-Bulgari | ERROR[16384]: File chan_h323.c, Line 1325 (h323_gk_cycle): Gatekeeper registration failed. |
12:38.09 | asterisk-Bulgari | Segmentation fault |
12:38.20 | asterisk-Bulgari | any ideas ? |
12:38.27 | dw | bug :) |
12:38.47 | asterisk-Bulgari | i think is not |
12:39.48 | asterisk-Bulgari | i wannt to register to the gatekkeper with the folowing information |
12:40.02 | asterisk-Bulgari | ip 212.36.17.31 |
12:41.10 | asterisk-Bulgari | userid 1234 |
12:42.54 | damien__ | asterisk-Bulgari: use the alternate oh323 driver from inaccessnetworks.com, it works well |
12:43.28 | asterisk-Bulgari | ok , and how to unload other h323 |
12:44.34 | cypromis | in modules.conf |
12:44.41 | cypromis | noload => chan_h323.so |
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12:55.50 | angelgabriel | I've just found out, that it's possible to connect two astrix boxes .... |
12:56.04 | angelgabriel | why would someone do this? |
12:56.54 | wasim | to connect two asterisk boxes togerther obviously |
12:57.09 | cypromis | nah |
12:57.10 | dw | angelgabriel: inter-pbx call routing, etc. |
12:57.33 | cypromis | why would anybdy want to call anybody that is on a different pbx |
12:57.42 | cypromis | isn't it enough to only call people on your own pbx ? |
12:57.42 | asterisk-Bulgari | ast_323 is the alternate driver ? |
12:57.43 | dw | cypromis: to save money by not using the PSTN? :) |
12:57.44 | cypromis | rotfl |
12:57.58 | dw | cypromis: consider: |
12:58.07 | cypromis | dw: I have 28 * boxes |
12:58.10 | cypromis | no worries |
12:58.15 | cypromis | they call each other constantly :) |
12:58.20 | dw | ahah :) |
12:58.27 | dw | troll! good. i go dance now. nice tune :)) |
12:58.51 | asterisk-Bulgari | :)) |
12:58.52 | dw | greh. others in teh office. i shall go and smoke instead |
12:59.08 | damien__ | the h323 channel driver doesn't support call hold and blind transfer from ip phones, does the sip channel support them? |
12:59.26 | asterisk-Bulgari | yes |
13:00.33 | damien__ | so it detects that a hold has been requested and plays the musiconhold asterisk-Bulgari? |
13:02.03 | angelgabriel | cypromis: 28 BOXES!?!?!? |
13:02.22 | angelgabriel | Man! |
13:03.13 | cypromis | want me to recount them ? |
13:03.16 | asterisk-Bulgari | dw is the ast_h323.so , the oh driver ? |
13:03.33 | cypromis | will do that if you pay the flight tickets |
13:03.53 | damien__ | asterisk-Bulgari: chan_oh323 |
13:04.28 | bhoeneis | Could anyone give me some hint what the 'chan_skinny' does / what it can be used for? |
13:04.55 | cdegroot | it's a new protocol (Cisco, I think) |
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13:07.43 | asterisk-Bulgari | what is the module for: alternate oh323 driver from inaccessnetworks.com |
13:08.08 | dw | cypromis: do you use any sort of centralised management for all dem boxen, or is it all hand-done? im in desperate search of a nice frontend to * so that my asshole colleagues can admin too |
13:08.30 | cypromis | it's in beta testing now |
13:08.34 | cypromis | we will be selling it |
13:08.41 | *** part/#asterisk sjoep465 (~sjoerd@213-84-218-42.adsl.xs4all.nl) |
13:08.41 | dw | ooh, what's in beta? :) |
13:08.44 | cypromis | but it's huge |
13:09.33 | cypromis | dw: carier backend |
13:09.54 | dw | ah :[ |
13:10.17 | dw | fuckit. i need to get this out of the way today, and it sadly is looking like swyxware rather than asterisk |
13:10.20 | cypromis | I'm a carrier so what did you expect ? |
13:10.20 | cypromis | lol |
13:10.26 | asterisk-Bulgari | please help me: which is the module for: alternate oh323 driver from inaccessnetworks.com |
13:10.35 | cypromis | chan_oh323 |
13:10.56 | bhoeneis | skiny is this cisco protocol and chan_skinny connects somehow to it...I am trying to figure out whether I can use chan_skinny to solve my problem... |
13:11.46 | asterisk-Bulgari | <damien__> asterisk-Bulgari: use the alternate oh323 driver from inaccessnetworks.com, it works well |
13:11.46 | asterisk-Bulgari | <asterisk-Bulgari> ok , and how to unload other h323 |
13:11.46 | asterisk-Bulgari | <cypromis> in modules.conf |
13:11.46 | asterisk-Bulgari | <cypromis> noload => chan_h323.so |
13:12.13 | cypromis | yes |
13:12.16 | cypromis | there is chan_h323.so |
13:12.22 | cypromis | and there is chan_oh323.so |
13:12.38 | cypromis | and as long as I am not typing black on black background |
13:12.44 | cypromis | I think that this is quite easy to get |
13:13.03 | dw | cypromis: i think he wants you to come to his office and install it.. |
13:13.04 | _4cheeze_ | is gnophone always this buggy? |
13:13.13 | dw | (and make him a cup of tea while you're at it ;) |
13:13.28 | _4cheeze_ | trying to open 4 connections instead of 1 |
13:13.32 | _4cheeze_ | and stuff |
13:13.34 | _4cheeze_ | ? |
13:13.45 | cypromis | dw: no problem |
13:13.46 | asterisk-Bulgari | :) soory , but the names are similar |
13:13.52 | cypromis | 2k EUR per day |
13:13.54 | dw | cypromis: tree dollah! |
13:13.55 | cypromis | plus expenses |
13:13.58 | cypromis | payed up front |
13:13.58 | dw | ah. 2k eur dollah! |
13:14.19 | cypromis | ah have to hire somebody for that time to run the carrier |
13:14.20 | cypromis | lol |
13:14.28 | asterisk-Bulgari | heh , mi price in bulgaria as 200$ per month ! |
13:14.50 | dw | asterisk-Bulgari: yes, but things are much cheaper in bulgaria aren't they :) |
13:15.50 | asterisk-Bulgari | yes they are , but not so cheaper :)) |
13:16.34 | asterisk-Bulgari | 1month work = 600beers |
13:17.08 | cypromis | especially thn in london |
13:17.10 | cypromis | lol |
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13:19.52 | angelgabriel | What is an example of a linux telephony interface?? |
13:21.30 | wasim | * |
13:21.45 | wasim | if such a beast exists |
13:22.03 | wasim | unless you mean the stuff in the kernel, in which case depends on the kernel |
13:23.20 | Pj_ | angelgabriel: quicknet linejack and phonejack basically |
13:24.42 | asterisk-Bulgari | <cypromis> my frend :) please little help - i wannt to register a gk with asterisk but cannot :( |
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13:25.43 | asterisk-Bulgari | in oh323.conf -> gatekeeper=212.36.17.31 |
13:26.20 | asterisk-Bulgari | in extensions.conf -> exten => 100,1,Dial,H323/02703697@212.36.17.31 |
13:31.21 | Pj_ | shitty integrated cards |
13:31.40 | angelgabriel | Pj_: What would you recommend? |
13:31.53 | Pj_ | depends on your needs |
13:32.04 | Pj_ | basically hardware sold on www.digium.com |
13:32.06 | puzzled | angelgabriel: get a card from digium |
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13:33.32 | cypromis | asterisk-Bulgari, I don't use gatekeepers |
13:33.34 | UnixDawg_ | happy american Thanksgiving |
13:33.43 | angelgabriel | why does everyone recommend digium .. ? |
13:34.06 | UnixDawg_ | he did most the original footwork and deved the hardware |
13:34.17 | puzzled | angelgabriel: because they are the lead developer of asterisk and by buying their cards you support the conitnued development of asterisk |
13:34.52 | asterisk-Bulgari | *CLI> -- Executing Dial("SIP/250-041f", "H323/02703697@212.36.17.31") in new stack |
13:34.52 | asterisk-Bulgari | WARNING[311316]: File channel.c, Line 1644 (ast_request): No channel type registered for 'H323' |
13:34.52 | asterisk-Bulgari | NOTICE[311316]: File app_dial.c, Line 518 (dial_exec): Unable to create channel of type 'H323' |
13:34.52 | asterisk-Bulgari | <PROTECTED> |
13:34.52 | asterisk-Bulgari | WARNING[311316]: File pbx.c, Line 1816 (ast_pbx_run): Timeout, but no rule 't' in context 'default' |
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13:38.34 | angelgabriel | Is anyone in here familiar with the Panasonic KXT 308? How can I develop an * system around that, or similar hardware? |
13:39.01 | bevins | Can I register asterisk connection to fWD as an extension directly, or I have no choice and have to go through iaxtel? |
13:39.08 | ^apathy^ | asterisk-Bulgari: you have to use OH323/ instead of H323/ if you're using chan_oh323 |
13:39.29 | asterisk-Bulgari | <^apathy^> 10x man :) |
13:39.58 | ^apathy^ | asterisk-Bulgari: np, had the same issue a few days ago |
13:40.48 | wasim | bevins: directly |
13:41.18 | wasim | <PROTECTED> |
13:41.57 | wasim | [fwd] |
13:41.57 | wasim | username=33638 |
13:41.57 | wasim | secret=somewhatnot |
13:41.57 | wasim | host=fwd.pulver.com |
13:41.57 | wasim | type=friend |
13:41.59 | wasim | canreinvite=no |
13:42.02 | wasim | allow=all |
13:42.07 | wasim | or something like that, i hardly ever do sip |
13:42.13 | Pj_ | Any NAS / SAN expert in the room ? |
13:42.28 | af_ | lala |
13:42.57 | bevins | cool thanks wasim |
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13:43.24 | ^apathy^ | Pj_: not an expert but we've got 3 at work |
13:43.57 | Pj_ | ^apathy^: I'm looking for something to have a distributed storage with redundancy like raid5... |
13:44.25 | Pj_ | I've seen features like caching work files on laptop and resynch, etc, and raid1 emulation, but no raid5 :/ |
13:44.43 | Pj_ | (other than raid 5 over network block device) |
13:45.05 | ^apathy^ | Pj_: how much you wanna spend ;) |
13:45.07 | cypromis | gfs |
13:45.18 | ^apathy^ | Pj_: SAN repl will do it |
13:45.34 | ^apathy^ | yeah gfs, but if you're serious buy it |
13:45.42 | cypromis | corect |
13:45.47 | cypromis | sistina does perfect support |
13:47.38 | Bonbon | has ANYONE got a spanish number that they can divert to a uk landline or to voip? |
13:48.21 | Pj_ | ^apathy^: basically it's for home use... right now I have raid5 over 3 120g disks |
13:48.34 | ^apathy^ | Pj_: oh right... |
13:48.39 | Pj_ | and I have like 5 other disks I would like to use in another machine |
13:49.10 | ^apathy^ | Pj_: do you really want the hassle of a distributd fs for a home setup? |
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13:49.16 | ^apathy^ | i just use nfs |
13:49.17 | Pj_ | And I would like to have the whole in one big filesystem, with just enough redundancy not to fear _one_ hd failure |
13:49.27 | Pj_ | yeah |
13:49.34 | Pj_ | but I want the hassle, plus redundancy ;) |
13:49.38 | cman | do u anything here? http://202.51.76.140 |
13:49.39 | ^apathy^ | have raid5 on both boxes |
13:49.58 | ^apathy^ | pick one as master and mount the other on it, then export the master to your other boxes |
13:50.10 | Pj_ | [b]{2} a geek |[^2]b |
13:50.18 | cman | hi apathy |
13:50.23 | ^apathy^ | hey cman |
13:50.54 | Pj_ | ^apathy^: yeah but it's not very flexible because I have to have one standard partition size (or two, but no more) |
13:51.22 | ^apathy^ | Pj_: nah, just have one md and put LVM on it |
13:51.29 | cman | how can i determine whether my call has ben answered or not?? i see all ANSWERED even if it is actually not... just ringing the phone also records ANSWERED in my CDR! |
13:52.16 | Pj_ | ^apathy^: doesn't change the fact that each partition's size must be the same |
13:52.24 | Pj_ | it just allow me to add another disk |
13:52.31 | Zinco | how can i had wav file so that when i user is called the voicemail will answer with his voice to leave a message? |
13:52.36 | lele | anybody using SIP with current CVS? |
13:52.37 | Pj_ | but the new disk has to be of the same size as the others |
13:52.42 | ^apathy^ | Pj_: have you got differing size disks? |
13:52.43 | cman | another one is my voicemail isn't recording voices (using NuFone).. problem with * to *?? |
13:53.00 | Pj_ | ^apathy^: I have like 2x40, 2x80 and a 30 |
13:53.03 | Pj_ | something like this |
13:53.17 | ^apathy^ | Zinco: there's an option inside the voicemail menus to record new messages |
13:53.30 | ^apathy^ | Pj_: aah, i have a similar issue |
13:53.31 | Pj_ | on my current raid array partition size is 100Gb, so... |
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13:53.58 | michael3 | Hi all, |
13:54.08 | ^apathy^ | you can do crazy stuff like, stripe the 2x40 to make an 80, then raid5 the '3' 80's |
13:54.14 | ^apathy^ | Pj_: but it's not worth it |
13:54.38 | Pj_ | yeah but stripe means I don't respect my condition number 1: survive through a one disk failure |
13:55.18 | Pj_ | I wonder if I could not hack something in the network block driver |
13:55.43 | michael3 | Can anyone tell me if / how faxes can be handled by asterisk? |
13:55.45 | Pj_ | hmm, no :) |
13:56.35 | michael3 | is that 'no' on the fax question? |
13:56.38 | cypromis | search the mailing list :) |
13:56.51 | Powerkill | someone use mgcp ? |
13:57.04 | ^apathy^ | Pj_: you can do raid5 with nbd...latency would suck tho |
13:57.15 | michael3 | OK. just found where to search. |
13:57.21 | michael3 | Thanks. |
13:57.25 | cypromis | ~seen puzzled |
13:57.26 | | puzzled is currently on #asterisk (3d 15h 14m 36s). Has said a total of 84 messages. Is idling for 23m 9s |
13:57.37 | cypromis | idledidle |
13:57.41 | cman | ~seen JerJer |
13:57.41 | | jerjer is currently on #asterisk (10h 36m 5s). Has said a total of 47 messages. Is idling for 4h 39m 51s |
13:58.06 | Pj_ | ^apathy^: still not enough, since nbd will only allow me to access the devices.... (partition size must be the same) |
13:58.16 | michael3 | ~seen michael3 |
13:58.17 | | michael3 is currently on #asterisk (4m 35s). Has said a total of 6 messages. Is idling for 1s |
13:58.34 | michael3 | bye. |
13:58.35 | cman | ~seen cman |
13:58.35 | | cman is currently on #asterisk (9m 22s). Has said a total of 6 messages. Is idling for 0s |
13:58.41 | cman | waa |
13:58.43 | ^apathy^ | Pj_: well, my decision was to just say screw it and the extra disks are sitting on a shelf =] |
13:58.50 | cman | bye everyone |
13:58.57 | Pj_ | It's weird, I have a feeling there's no solution for this, when my problem doesn't seem so exotic :) |
13:59.12 | Pj_ | ^apathy^: they are right now... but it's worth 300+ gb |
13:59.23 | ^apathy^ | Pj_: it's not that it's exotic....there's just no _easy_ answer |
13:59.23 | Pj_ | and I filled my 240gb :/ |
13:59.28 | af_ | what is the best way to produce a patch file? |
13:59.38 | Pj_ | ^apathy^: no, I'm ready to go through anything |
13:59.42 | ^apathy^ | Pj_: well no it's not...it's only 300Gb if you stripe/linear it together ;) |
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13:59.53 | Pj_ | but there is no existing solutions that allow me to do that |
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14:00.23 | Pj_ | ^apathy^: true, but with raid 5 I only loose one disk, and I already counted it in my currrent 3x120Gb raid5 setup :PPPPP |
14:00.37 | Pj_ | :PP (a bit more) |
14:00.39 | cypromis | nah |
14:00.45 | cypromis | u should have 4 disks for raid5 |
14:00.51 | cypromis | 3 disks is too risky |
14:01.33 | ^apathy^ | cypromis: how is 4 any better than 3? unless you're doing 3 + a hot spare |
14:01.45 | Pj_ | yup |
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14:02.06 | Pj_ | actually 4 disks is riskier than three if you don't set it up this way |
14:02.07 | cypromis | that is the point |
14:02.08 | cypromis | :) |
14:02.10 | Pj_ | ok :) |
14:02.15 | Pj_ | but... |
14:02.21 | Pj_ | (the truth reveled) |
14:02.27 | Pj_ | it's only divxs and mp3s |
14:02.31 | cypromis | lol |
14:02.32 | ^apathy^ | hahaha |
14:02.41 | Pj_ | err, dvd backups and cd-I-own ripped |
14:02.50 | ^apathy^ | there's a guy on the Mythtv mailing list with a 1TB array and a 200 disk DVD changer |
14:02.51 | Pj_ | So I think raid 5 without spare is enough :D |
14:02.55 | ^apathy^ | it's all movies and mp3's |
14:03.54 | ^apathy^ | Pj_: just remembered there's a development distributed filesystem......srsfs??? saw it on kerneltraffic i think |
14:04.29 | Pj_ | lol |
14:04.36 | Pj_ | I heard that name already |
14:04.41 | Pj_ | lemme check |
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14:06.18 | tzanger | ~seen citats |
14:06.19 | | citats <~james@66.227.253.247.bay.mi.chartermi.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 4d 20h 1m 57s ago, saying: 'zoa: yeah, or auto-negotiation didnt negotiate... it should display some advertised modes'. |
14:06.32 | Pj_ | can't find it |
14:06.42 | Pj_ | was it from students of a computer science school ? |
14:07.42 | ^apathy^ | can't remember |
14:11.05 | damien__ | how many cards do I need if I want Asterisk to be able to receive *and* give calls relayed by a proprietary PBX? |
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14:11.28 | zoa2 | eepse |
14:12.08 | zoa2 | what is the use of the zaptel watchdog ? |
14:12.16 | zoa2 | could it cause problems to enable it ? |
14:12.17 | wasim | damien__: depends on how the proprietary PBX can talk to you on? |
14:12.34 | damien__ | wasim: problem is that I don't know, what are the typical cases? |
14:13.17 | wasim | damien__: fxo, fxs, e&m, bri, pri, t1, e1, sip, h323 |
14:13.40 | wasim | damien__: and whole bunch of proprietary ones |
14:13.45 | damien__ | mmh ok |
14:13.59 | Powerkill | zoa you told me that you are using mgcp ? |
14:14.01 | tzanger | I have yet to find a good description of E&M signalling... I mean wink-start, loop-start, polarity-reversal (kewlstart)... I got all of them |
14:14.05 | tzanger | wtf is E&M |
14:14.11 | wasim | ear and mouth |
14:14.14 | tzanger | well duh |
14:14.21 | tzanger | I mean how is it signalled |
14:14.40 | wasim | i'm sure coppice knows |
14:14.44 | tzanger | probably :-) |
14:14.48 | wasim | :) |
14:14.59 | tzanger | CAS T1s (in Canada) use E&M immediate-start |
14:15.14 | tzanger | (robbed-bit signalling) |
14:15.18 | damien__ | wasim: if it has fxs outputs, it means I can plug phones in it, and that I need an FXO card on Asterisk? |
14:15.20 | wasim | i've used e&m with nortel equipment |
14:15.26 | wasim | damien__: yep |
14:15.32 | tzanger | FXS port = plug a phone or phone device into it. |
14:15.42 | tzanger | FXO port = it *is* a phone device, plug a PSTN line into it |
14:15.53 | damien__ | ok |
14:16.09 | tzanger | FXO = plug into telcO |
14:16.15 | wasim | or a pbx extension, i.e. anything with dialtone on it |
14:16.21 | damien__ | and if it has an FXS output, I plug it to a FXO card into asterisk, but I guess it won't happen |
14:16.26 | tzanger | well yes... anything that will generate a ring signal |
14:16.47 | tzanger | FXO = takes a ring signal |
14:16.50 | tzanger | FXS = generates a ring signal |
14:16.51 | damien__ | sorry I meant the reverse |
14:16.56 | wasim | what won't happen? |
14:16.57 | damien__ | ok |
14:18.07 | wasim | with dumb pbx's i usually plug the trunks into TDM400 ports, and a couple of extensions into X100P |
14:18.18 | tzanger | mind you... I've blown up FXS cards before by plugging htem into a PSTN... I am really happy with the protection of the CB1 FXS ports -- they didn't blow or even seem to degrade :-) |
14:18.22 | damien__ | wasim: having FXO output on the proprietary PBX |
14:18.33 | tzanger | wasim: yup |
14:18.37 | wasim | damien__: what makes it proprietary |
14:18.52 | damien__ | wasim: s/proprietary/commercial |
14:18.53 | tzanger | and I far far recommend using the PBX's PRI card if it's got one and plugging that into a T100P or TE410P |
14:18.58 | damien__ | wasim: sorry for the confusion :) |
14:19.08 | tzanger | I forgot the TE410s are 3.3v... I need to check and see if my PCI backplane system is 3.3V capable |
14:19.30 | wasim | tzanger: the new 5v are coming soon |
14:20.39 | UnixDawg | ltr kids |
14:20.50 | angelgabriel | does anyone have an online diagrams of thier current setup?? |
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14:25.30 | tzanger | wasim: yeah... so are the TDM400P FXO modules... I'd rather base a design on existing equipment :-) |
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14:26.19 | stief | hi all |
14:26.47 | cypromis | man this is becoming a dutch channel during alaw hours |
14:26.57 | tzanger | cypromis: huh? |
14:27.10 | cypromis | check how many people have a .nl :) |
14:27.23 | cypromis | u will be shcked |
14:27.25 | cypromis | hehehehehe |
14:27.28 | tzanger | what are "alaw hours" ? |
14:27.38 | wasim | tzanger: yeah, i'm still hurting on that |
14:27.44 | tzanger | me too wasim |
14:28.04 | cypromis | in this channel most people split alaw from ulaw land |
14:28.13 | cypromis | so just check the time connected with that :) |
14:28.42 | zoa2 | yeah |
14:29.01 | zoa2 | all those damn dutch people |
14:29.05 | zoa2 | voip must be sooo cheap :) |
14:29.32 | damien__ | wasim: basically except for FXO/FXS where I need just the reverse type of card, for the rest I just need the same card on Asterisk and on the commercial PABX? |
14:29.40 | stief | cypromis: invasion perhaps ? :) |
14:29.46 | wasim | damien__: huh? |
14:29.51 | wasim | damien__: what else is there? |
14:30.04 | wasim | damien__: oh, the signalling types, depends |
14:30.18 | damien__ | wasim: yes, is there some doc about that? |
14:30.18 | zoa2 | damn i'm still a bit drunk |
14:30.36 | stief | the price of those asterisk cards went up alot haven't they ? |
14:30.45 | wasim | damien__: check www.voip-info.org |
14:30.47 | zoa2 | i found a place where they served baileys in a coke glass |
14:30.54 | wasim | damien__: they might have some links, not sure, google |
14:31.03 | damien__ | ok |
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14:32.28 | tzanger | zoa2: that's a lot of bailey's |
14:32.47 | zoa2 | yeah for 1,5 euro |
14:33.03 | zoa2 | i think that guy was as drunk as i was a couple of hours later :) |
14:33.03 | tzanger | so that's like CDN$2 |
14:33.05 | tzanger | that's cheap! |
14:33.42 | huats | does anybody can explain me a bit what's the deal with g729 licence ? |
14:33.58 | zoa2 | yeah it sux |
14:34.02 | zoa2 | what do you want to know ? |
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14:34.05 | wasim | huats: its sucks big floppy donkey dick |
14:34.19 | zoa2 | it doesnt work on some scsi systems |
14:34.25 | zoa2 | it stops working sometimes |
14:34.43 | wasim | but the word on the street is that they maybe revisiting their licensing |
14:35.41 | tzanger | their licensing is fine, it's the license enforcement that sucks ass. don't make me brand it to the PC. I'll pay the licensing just fine but if my server blows up I want those licenses transferable. |
14:36.00 | zoa2 | indeed |
14:36.11 | zoa2 | especially if it sometimes takes up to a week to get a new one |
14:36.33 | zoa2 | and i already lost 3 licenses due to something going wrong :( |
14:37.10 | huats | zoa2: I was just asking, cause I've seen pb with their licence |
14:37.21 | huats | So I wont try to get one ... |
14:37.51 | zoa2 | nah, its a quite good codec |
14:37.58 | zoa2 | just try with 3 licenses or so |
14:38.00 | wasim | right, agreed, the licensing enforcement |
14:38.14 | zoa2 | and backup your server ! |
14:38.55 | Pj_ | on raid5 ? |
14:38.56 | Pj_ | :D |
14:39.53 | tzanger | zoa2: that doesn't mean shit if they're using the drive serial #s |
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14:42.05 | damien__ | wasim: the guy tells me it is an old central with 50 output lines on which they can plug analog or ISDN standard phones => FXS outputs? |
14:43.14 | ^apathy^ | tzanger: does it just read the hdd s/n ? |
14:43.25 | wasim | whee ... get octoBRI |
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14:43.50 | tzanger | ^apathy^: nobody knows what precisely they're looking at. It's a combination of things, IDE subsystem being one of them. That's a problem since my one server's SCSI-based |
14:44.04 | ^apathy^ | tzanger: so's mine |
14:44.12 | wasim | damien__: ask em if they can do an e1 |
14:44.31 | ^apathy^ | tzanger: i can get a compactflash to ide converter for $38AUD |
14:44.45 | damien__ | wasim: what do you mean? |
14:45.01 | ^apathy^ | tzanger: that'll actually fit in the 2RU case i'm using...whereas an ide drive won't (unless i use a laptop drive) |
14:45.03 | tzanger | ^apathy^: yeah I have a numberof them (I sell CF-based firewalls) but that's beside the point |
14:45.05 | damien__ | wasim: if they can output PRI or if they are connected to a PRI or? |
14:45.19 | wasim | damien__: connect via pri |
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14:45.42 | ^apathy^ | tzanger: so it won't accept an ide converter? |
14:45.43 | damien__ | wasim: ok asking... |
14:45.55 | wasim | damien__: if so, you maybe able to just plug it into a digium card |
14:45.55 | tzanger | ^apathy^: I don't know, I have no g729a licenses |
14:46.12 | damien__ | wasim: the problem is taht they want to keep the old PABX too |
14:46.26 | ^apathy^ | tzanger: sorry misread when i paged up |
14:46.26 | wasim | damien__: who are they? |
14:46.48 | damien__ | wasim: the company where a friend is working |
14:47.02 | damien__ | wasim: I proposed asterisk there, but they don't know what their current PABX is using |
14:47.10 | damien__ | wasim: so that's a bit difficult :) |
14:47.22 | tzanger | damien__: are you replacing the PABX or just supplying it with lines? |
14:47.24 | zoa2 | tzanger: i know exactly what it does |
14:47.42 | tzanger | zoa2: yeah? care to enlighten us? |
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14:47.48 | diana | ehlo |
14:47.58 | sack | i want to notice everyone that after to make a lot of test with X-lite, the build 1.088 doesn't work fine however the build 1.079 works fine :-) |
14:48.01 | damien__ | tzanger: they just want me to keep the PABX, but add 2 asterisk servers connected via IAX because one of the offices has internet but no phone lines |
14:48.16 | damien__ | tzanger: so my idea was to redirect calls to that second office to Asterisk |
14:48.31 | tzanger | damien__: ok so use a pair of TDM400Ps with FXS modules, or buy a PRI card (preferred) for the PABX and a T100P for each * box |
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14:49.58 | damien__ | tzanger: ok I have to think because I'm lost in all the names, signalling protocols and cards |
14:50.04 | Clarity | hey guys... |
14:50.26 | tzanger | damien__: I am doing this currently |
14:50.47 | tzanger | damien__: add 'x' trunk lines to your PBX. Either with a PRI or analog trunk card. |
14:51.08 | damien__ | tzanger: I don't know if their PBX can be "upgraded" |
14:51.10 | tzanger | damien__: now, if you added them via a PRI card, buy a T100P for * and connect the two. Now you have 23 trunk lines going directly to *. |
14:51.31 | tzanger | damien__: if you did it with an analog trunk card, buy TDM400P wit henough FXS modules to satisfy your requirements. |
14:51.33 | Clarity | my * setup with i4l is behaving strangely - i've just set it up, and for a while outgoing calls were going out ok, but now i get a really bad echo back - is this something to do with i4l drivers? |
14:51.35 | tzanger | damien__: do the same on the other side. |
14:51.50 | damien__ | tzanger: if I put a T100P in *, it supposes that their PBX can output PRI |
14:51.55 | damien__ | tzanger: Im not sure of that |
14:52.00 | tzanger | damien__: now program your PBX to use the new trunk lines either via least-cost-routing or with dial pools (I use dial pools on my Meridian system) |
14:52.22 | tzanger | damien__: of course. that's why I said either buy a PRI trunk card for hte PBX, or an analog trunk card for hte PBX |
14:52.52 | wasim | hail * |
14:53.25 | ^apathy^ | zoa2: so will the g729a stuff work with a CF-IDE card? |
14:53.26 | tzanger | I am currently using an analog trunk card, giving me four more incoming lines. these four lines are connected to * and I have several system speed dials set to pick up one of those lines now to dial instead of the normal dial pool |
14:53.27 | discordia | and hail eris :) |
14:54.14 | cdegroot | hail eris! |
14:54.37 | tzanger | damien__: what PABX do you have right now? |
14:54.50 | damien__ | tzanger: they have a "Belgacom IS 80" |
14:54.54 | damien__ | tzanger: and no doc |
14:54.58 | discordia | keep the lasagna flying cdegroot :) |
14:55.11 | cdegroot | fnord |
14:55.18 | tzanger | damien__: well contact the company then and enquire about trunk cards (digital and analog) -- how many concurrent calls do you want to go through *? |
14:55.18 | damien__ | tzanger: the only thing they are able to tell me is that they have 50 lines in output in which they can plug normal analog or ISDN phones |
14:55.33 | tzanger | damien__: that is extensions, not incoming lines |
14:56.04 | tzanger | their phone system can handle 50 extensions, analog or ISDN... is that what they're saying? Or it can handle 50 INCOMING lines, analog or ISDN? |
14:56.30 | wasim | or 50 lines, but only 10 can talk at the same time |
14:56.38 | wasim | thats fun when you figure that out |
14:56.43 | tzanger | wasim: ew |
14:56.51 | damien__ | tzanger: no idea I have to ask |
14:57.20 | tzanger | damien__: you need to answer those questions first.... most importantly how many concurrent calls to * do you require... if it's only a few use analog since it's far cheaper |
14:57.44 | damien__ | only 4 apparently |
14:58.16 | damien__ | but if they have 50 analog/isdn lines in output, is it possible taht those outputs are something else than FXS? |
14:58.16 | wasim | get a tdm40b or 4 x100p or wait for the fxo modules like the rest of the sorry sobs us |
14:58.46 | tzanger | damien__: that's a question for the PBX... |
14:58.49 | wasim | the isdn intrigues me, you might actually be able to get kapejod to give you a solution |
14:59.43 | wasim | using zapBRI |
14:59.44 | damien__ | tzanger: they are unable to answer and repeat me the same thing "we have 50 lines going out, there can't be so many standard possible" |
14:59.54 | damien__ | ok one more thing |
14:59.59 | tzanger | damien__: well until you can get some better answers we can't help you much more |
15:00.00 | damien__ | they have a few ISDN output |
15:00.02 | wasim | going out? where. to the users, or to the PSTN? |
15:00.06 | damien__ | and a few analog output |
15:00.11 | damien__ | wasim: to normal phones |
15:00.22 | wasim | damien__: normal phone like an extension? |
15:00.37 | wasim | damien__: there is no normality in this channel, btw |
15:00.44 | damien__ | wasim: yes, each plugged analog phone has a different number |
15:00.52 | wasim | damien__: so, its an fxs |
15:01.03 | wasim | damien__: likely, atleast |
15:01.12 | damien__ | wasim: ok |
15:01.15 | diana | wasim: man |
15:01.25 | diana | wasim: how much it will cost your phone? |
15:01.52 | damien__ | wasim: so I need 4 FXO ports |
15:01.57 | damien__ | wasim: on * |
15:02.01 | tzanger | huh? |
15:02.07 | tzanger | FXS, no?? |
15:02.15 | tzanger | is he not providing trunk lines to the PABX? |
15:02.44 | damien__ | tzanger: he is providing FXS outputs most likely, so I thought I needed FXO cards on * side |
15:02.52 | wasim | diana: depends on the volumes, inititally atleast 100 |
15:03.01 | diana | wasim: for 30 |
15:03.10 | diana | wasim: and i need a test phone |
15:03.15 | tzanger | damien__: are you providing trunk lines for the PABX or are you setting up four extensions |
15:03.27 | wasim | diana: that you shall, m'lady |
15:03.29 | tzanger | damien__: you don't have your needs nailed down. it's going ot be confusing until yo uget that figured out |
15:03.41 | tzanger | I suggest you stop right now and nail down exactly what you want to do |
15:03.43 | diana | wasim: how can i get a test phone? |
15:03.54 | diana | wasim: you are very far |
15:04.08 | damien__ | tzanger: I know what I want to do, I just explain it badly |
15:04.15 | wasim | yes, unfortunately, i'm sure we could have come to an arrangement |
15:04.35 | wasim | btw, the phone is gonna be on public display, monday |
15:04.41 | wasim | if anyone wants a look see |
15:04.47 | tzanger | damien__: ok so draw it out... when an * call comes in, do you want it to appear like any other phone line to the phone system? or as an extension? |
15:04.47 | cypromis | good |
15:04.52 | diana | wasim: in which country? |
15:04.57 | wasim | diana: isloo, pk |
15:05.04 | damien__ | tzanger: the PABX will redirect 4 numbers to4 lines, those 4 lines will be plugged into an * server, which will communicate over the net to as second * server, which will have IP phones connected to it for the 4 inital numbers |
15:05.38 | tzanger | damien__: so in other words those four * ports are going to look like regular extensions to the PABX, not phone lines, correct? |
15:05.55 | damien__ | tzanger: for me it is the same |
15:05.58 | tzanger | e.g. extension #801 -> * port 1, #802, * port 2 ? |
15:06.03 | damien__ | tzanger: yes |
15:06.30 | tzanger | ok. second question: are the existing extensions regular phones or are they proprietary digital telephones? |
15:06.40 | damien__ | extension 801 of PABX -> Asterisk 1 -> Asterisk 2 -> IP phone1 |
15:06.50 | damien__ | tzanger: regular phones |
15:06.54 | tzanger | ok |
15:07.05 | damien__ | (analog or ISDN, they have both) |
15:07.22 | tzanger | wasim's right, you need four FXO ports. there are no BRI ports for * at this time, unless you want to screw with i4l |
15:07.31 | damien__ | so I can take 4 analog outputs and plug them into 4 asterisk FXO cards, right? |
15:07.44 | damien__ | ok understood |
15:07.45 | tzanger | so you're looking at 4 X101Ps or a T100P and an FXO channel bank |
15:07.51 | huats | I have a pri connected to a e100p... what is the way in extension.conf to tell asterisk to use any of the avalaible line to zap dial ? |
15:08.09 | tzanger | yes that is correct -- you take four regular old analog outputs and plug them into 4 asterisk X101P cards |
15:08.44 | damien__ | " or a T100P and an FXO channel bank " |
15:08.53 | tzanger | now you'll probably want to program * to work in immediate mode so that when an FXO port rings, it picks it up and dials the remote * server |
15:08.57 | damien__ | the FXO channel bank being in the original PABX? |
15:09.07 | damien__ | tzanger: yes I planned to do that |
15:09.28 | tzanger | damien__: no -- something like an Adit 600 with FXO cards in it -- channel banks take a T1 and break them out into analog ports (FXO or FXS) |
15:09.28 | wasim | huats: dial(zap/1) |
15:09.47 | tzanger | I like using channel banks becuase they're far better quality for echo cancel than X101Ps |
15:09.54 | huats | wasim: it will use any of the 31 channels ? |
15:10.07 | wasim | huats: setup groups, zap/g1 |
15:10.20 | tclark | any gdb gods around here today ??, i want to know after i attach to a runnig process How i can dump all the mutex locks that are held by all the running threads |
15:10.20 | tzanger | you're looking at USD$500 for the T100P and another USD$700 for an Adit600 with FXO cards (if you can find it) |
15:10.31 | huats | wasim: ok thanks |
15:10.36 | damien__ | tzanger: Im a bit puzzled by that last thing |
15:11.08 | damien__ | tzanger: in the second case, what should I plug in the * server? A channel bank? |
15:11.55 | damien__ | anyway the first solution is cheaper, Ill go for that one :) |
15:13.19 | tzanger | damien__: yeah try the X101Ps first |
15:13.55 | tclark | so i take the deafing silence as that fact we have NO gdb GODS here :) |
15:14.19 | tzanger | tclark: what's up? |
15:14.21 | damien__ | tzanger: problem is if they want to add lines, I will have to add X100P cards and I'm limited by the number of pci ports |
15:14.26 | tzanger | not a gdb _god_ but I have used it a bit |
15:14.31 | tzanger | damien__: yes |
15:14.40 | tzanger | damien__: that's another reason why I like channel banks and T1 cards |
15:14.51 | tzanger | T1 = 24 phone lines -> channel bank breaks it out to 24 analog ports |
15:14.56 | tzanger | one PCI card |
15:15.14 | tzanger | and if you need more than that, you can add another T100P but I would recommend the TE410Ps -- 4 T1/E1 ports in 1 PCI card |
15:15.14 | tclark | ok i have deadlock fscking * box, i can attach to it i can see all the threads, I want to see whicj thread has this one mutex lock |
15:15.25 | damien__ | tzanger: but in that case I need to add hardware to the PABX or not? |
15:15.25 | tzanger | tclark: hmm |
15:15.36 | tzanger | damien__: no not at all -- you are still wiring regular analog ports up |
15:15.51 | tzanger | tclark: anything useful under the threads help? |
15:16.03 | damien__ | tzanger: oh ok, so I put 1 T1/E1 card into asterisk |
15:16.04 | tzanger | the channel bank converts from T1<-->analog (FXS or FXO, depending on the CB) |
15:16.15 | damien__ | tzanger: and where is the channel bank placed? |
15:16.18 | tzanger | Adit600 can handle two T1s |
15:16.30 | tzanger | * T100P <--> Adit600 <--> analog lines |
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15:16.34 | tclark | looking |
15:16.41 | tzanger | the link between T100P and Adit600 is T1 |
15:16.47 | tzanger | the link between Adit600 and PABX is all analog lines |
15:16.53 | damien__ | ah I see |
15:17.00 | damien__ | and Adit600 is the channel bank |
15:17.04 | tzanger | damien__: yes |
15:17.06 | tzanger | a damned good one too |
15:17.17 | damien__ | I will look for the price |
15:17.23 | wasim | ~seen Sarah_Emm |
15:17.24 | | wasim: i haven't seen 'sarah_emm' |
15:17.24 | tzanger | small, can handle two T1s (48 ports) software programmable gains, etc |
15:17.26 | damien__ | seems more appropriate |
15:17.38 | wasim | man... just one girl, l-fy left |
15:17.39 | diana | ^seen sex |
15:17.58 | tzanger | remember you're adding more ocst though... X101P = USD$100. T100P = USD$500 + channel bank (around USD$700) |
15:18.04 | tzanger | ~seen a clue in this channel |
15:18.05 | | tzanger: i haven't seen 'a clue in this channel' |
15:18.06 | l-fy | ^seen sex |
15:18.12 | l-fy | ^seen g-spot |
15:18.16 | l-fy | damn it damn it |
15:18.19 | tclark | hmmm |
15:18.21 | tclark | (gdb) threads help |
15:18.22 | tclark | Undefined command: "threads". Try "help". |
15:18.26 | tzanger | help threads |
15:18.31 | damien__ | tzanger: for europe I need E100P, no? |
15:18.40 | damien__ | tclark: threads apply all bt |
15:18.55 | l-fy | damien__: in which country are you/ |
15:19.02 | tclark | done that yea that does not show the mutex locks |
15:19.04 | tzanger | damien__: if you're not connecting to the telco you can use whatever you want. I thnk T1 channel banks are more common but not sure |
15:19.13 | damien__ | l-fy: Belgium |
15:19.26 | tclark | i want to see all mutex locks being help by all threads |
15:19.27 | l-fy | damien__: you need E100P or E400P or TE400P |
15:19.27 | tzanger | tclark: are mutex locks not software-specific? ie. you need to ask pth which thread has the lock? |
15:19.38 | wasim | we shoulda bought digium a turkey for thanksgiving! |
15:19.46 | RoyK | shit |
15:19.47 | damien__ | trout: yes you are right, I just need to support the same protocol than the Adit600 |
15:19.47 | l-fy | wasim: why? |
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15:19.57 | wasim | l-fy: to make merry |
15:19.57 | tzanger | l-fy: no he doesn't... only if he's connecting to an E1 provider. If he's got a T1 channel bank, he needs a T1 card. If he's got an E1 channel bank, he needs an E1 card.. |
15:20.01 | damien__ | sorry it was for tzanger |
15:20.08 | RoyK | our SHDSL line's been down since yesterday 09:05!!! |
15:20.16 | RoyK | and now it's 16:20 |
15:20.18 | l-fy | tzanger: that for sure |
15:20.27 | doughecka | Merry Christmas!!! |
15:20.27 | doughecka | er |
15:20.27 | doughecka | marry thanksgivin |
15:20.29 | doughecka | hmm |
15:20.35 | wasim | morning dough |
15:20.38 | doughecka | hey wasim |
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15:20.47 | wasim | anybody have a good cdr analyzer for * made? |
15:20.49 | tclark | yea well they are s/w specfic, but ther must be a stack of them hiding out, bcus from the bt i dont see who could of had this lock that is killing me |
15:20.53 | l-fy | wasim: no |
15:20.59 | tzanger | E1 gives you 30 ports, not 24 which is why I think that T1 channel banks are more common... Amp D50 connectors/cable won't give you enough pairs for E1 |
15:21.01 | l-fy | wasim: i have start writing that |
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15:21.21 | tzanger | tclark: I think you're looking for a pth expert, not a gdb expert... |
15:21.32 | tzanger | * uses pth does it not? |
15:21.33 | geertn | anybody knows how to let a cisco 7960 authenticate with another realm then the proxyserver address? |
15:21.47 | damien__ | tzanger: fine, thanks a lot for the great help !!! |
15:21.57 | tclark | yea but gdb should be able to see into that no ? |
15:22.05 | tzanger | damien__: no problem. personally I prefer to put * on the trunk side of a PBX but whatever you need to do to make it work, right... :-) |
15:22.21 | tzanger | tclark: yes but you need to have the knowledge of the threading library to ask the right questions of gdb |
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15:22.48 | tzanger | ie if pth has a thread_with_lock(lockname) function, gdb can just run that for you but you need to know about the call |
15:22.58 | tzanger | tclark: what were you doing to deadlock * anyway? |
15:23.18 | tclark | the usual q's and agents :( |
15:23.22 | tzanger | :-) |
15:23.36 | tzanger | I've asked a guy I know who's a genius with gdb, we'll see what he says |
15:23.43 | tclark | thx |
15:23.57 | tclark | is in the cube nxt to you :) |
15:24.07 | damien__ | tzanger: it would be far easier indeed, but they don't want to do that :( |
15:25.09 | damien__ | tzanger: and for outgoing calls, I guess I just need to send them with the good caller ID through the T1 card to not puzzle the original PABX? |
15:26.00 | tclark | like if i could just get a list of the gdb threadid's with a list of the locks they are holding as aopposed to the bt trace that just show who trying to to what, bcus the who ever had the lock does not show in the bt trace |
15:26.22 | tclark | that i can see :) |
15:27.19 | damien__ | tclark: just type "threads apply all bt" |
15:27.32 | damien__ | tclark: you will immediately see if there is a deadlock |
15:27.40 | tclark | again that does not easily show who is holding the deadlock |
15:27.49 | tclark | I KNOW there is a deadlock |
15:28.00 | doughecka | redneck? |
15:28.07 | JerJer | chicken neck? |
15:28.22 | doughecka | turkey neck, thats what he meant |
15:28.32 | doughecka | why are you all on irc, and not eating turkey? |
15:28.50 | damien__ | tclark: it should show you 2 pthread_mutex_lock |
15:29.13 | damien__ | tclark: I know no other solution and I'm always using that method to fix deadlocks in my code ;) |
15:29.20 | JerJer | Who's goin' chicken hunting? Wezzz goin chicken huntin |
15:29.29 | doughecka | hah |
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15:29.40 | doughecka | my boss went sqirral huntin |
15:29.40 | JerJer | old schewl ICP |
15:29.49 | doughecka | got him a big one |
15:29.53 | JerJer | Insane Clown Possie |
15:30.00 | doughecka | LOL |
15:30.07 | wasim | i wanna turkey, my cook is on holiday too |
15:30.21 | doughecka | hahahhahahah |
15:30.25 | doughecka | I can mail you one |
15:30.30 | doughecka | in exchange for a farfone ;) |
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15:30.36 | doughecka | its a smoke turkey :) |
15:30.39 | doughecka | smoked* |
15:30.52 | wasim | yeah, i know what its been smoking with you around |
15:31.00 | doughecka | hahaha |
15:32.59 | bhoeneis | JerJer: I am still trying to figure out the secrets of chan_skinny. Could shortly explain you how / what for one can use it? |
15:33.22 | doughecka | A 1-centimeter object moving with a relative speed of 17,000 kilometers/hour would deliver as much energy as a small hand grenade. |
15:33.28 | doughecka | I want one of them |
15:34.06 | cdegroot | bhoeneis: http://www.google.com/search?q=voip%20skinny%20protocol |
15:34.54 | wasim | ok, anybody have pointers for a cdr analyzer for * logs |
15:35.08 | zoa2 | i wanna fok on the table ! |
15:35.30 | Clarity | hmm, noone with i4l experience here? (heh, seems one needs to ask here every half hours before someone notices... ;-) ) |
15:35.36 | zoa2 | :) |
15:35.38 | zoa2 | not me |
15:35.44 | l-fy | Clarity: ask kapejod |
15:35.44 | zoa2 | ask the ml ? |
15:36.05 | Clarity | ml? |
15:36.20 | doughecka | monkey leader |
15:37.25 | bhoeneis | cdegroot: Thanks for the URL... |
15:37.47 | Clarity | heh, kapejod is power napping... |
15:37.49 | Clarity | :) |
15:38.13 | bhoeneis | cdegroot: But I am trying to figure out the capabilities of Asterisk and mod_skinny |
15:38.31 | Zinco | when asterisk is installed does it automatically creates a database called asterisk? |
15:43.25 | Pj_ | Zinco: no |
15:43.25 | Pj_ | but there's a sql script to do it |
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15:52.40 | Laern | Hello ... |
15:53.18 | Zinco | ok thanks |
15:54.15 | Laern | anyone there, who can help me in choosing right hardware for my pbx requirement? |
15:54.45 | Pj_ | Laern: tell your requirements on the channel |
15:54.50 | Pj_ | ppl will eventually answer |
15:54.57 | Pj_ | and everyone will learn from the answers |
15:55.00 | Laern | Thank you Pj. |
15:55.05 | Pj_ | (and correct them maybe ;) |
15:55.14 | Laern | :-) |
15:56.42 | Laern | we need to conncet 12 anlog lines from 3 telco service provider to various parts of the office ... approx 60 extensions. |
15:57.52 | Laern | What Digium card we need to purchase for this purpose? is there any need to buy extra hardware apart from digium card? |
15:58.34 | bhoeneis | Is chan_skinny written for connecting * with CISCO 79xx phone or with its Cisco call manager or whatelse? |
16:00.11 | Laern | some where on the net i read that... i need to use a MUX or Channel bank to multiplex the anlog lines into a T1 or E1... so that i can connect to the Digium card... Is it correct(looks correct for me) .... if so is that MUX or Channel box? |
16:00.36 | Laern | BTW .. Currently we are using Simens HiCom. |
16:02.44 | Pj_ | (too big for me) |
16:02.48 | Pj_ | (sorry ;) |
16:02.52 | tzanger | Laern: channel bank |
16:03.30 | Laern | it's O.K Pj... |
16:03.39 | tzanger | probably a pair of Adit600 FXSes (two dual-T1, one 24FXS, the other 12FXS/12FXO) |
16:03.49 | Laern | tzanger: do you mean i need a channel bank? |
16:03.50 | tzanger | and a TE410P |
16:04.04 | tzanger | Laern: you'll need two adit600s (they can support two T1s each), or four single-span channel banks |
16:05.19 | Laern | am from india... here we will get only analog lines.... how to covert these bunch of analog lines into T1 so that adit600s will work for me? dumb question? sorry |
16:06.51 | tzanger | Laern: that is what a channel bank does -- it converts analogue lines to T1 |
16:07.34 | cypromis | man |
16:07.42 | cypromis | there is PRI/BRI everything in india |
16:07.44 | tzanger | so you get a four-span T1 card (TE410P, warning needs 3.3V PCI bus!) and plug those four spans into two Adit600s, or four single-span channel banks |
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16:09.09 | Laern | O.K. i will conver the in coming analog lines into one T1 and conncet it to TE410P .... what about the 60 extensions? how to connect these lines to the *system? |
16:09.58 | Laern | Cypromis: you may be correct... in my place currently there is not PRI. i dont know what is BRI... |
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16:10.30 | damien__ | Laern: BRI is normal ISDN able to accept 2 calls at the same time |
16:10.57 | Laern | darnien: thanks for the info. |
16:11.15 | damien__ | Laern: Im learning too ;) |
16:12.07 | dw | damien__: hmm.. do digium sell cards suitable for 3 incoming bri? (6 b-chans total). i was under the impression i had to buy some active isdn cards |
16:12.26 | tzanger | Laern: that's coverd |
16:12.34 | tzanger | four T1s = 96 lines |
16:12.52 | tzanger | so three T1s for FXS (your extansions) = 3*24 = 72 extensions |
16:13.22 | tzanger | one T1 for FXO (incoming lines) = 24 trunk lines |
16:13.31 | tzanger | you could use three T1s for everything if you had no need for expansion |
16:13.38 | cypromis | Learn: we have them in Delhi that is why I know |
16:13.42 | tzanger | 2.5T1 for FXS = 60 lines |
16:13.50 | tzanger | 0.5T1 for FXO = 12 lines |
16:13.57 | tzanger | and then you have one spare T1 for whatever |
16:14.02 | damien__ | dw: I think you have 2 buy 3 cards , not sure though |
16:14.12 | dw | i think so too. |
16:14.15 | Laern | tzanger: so the adit600 will have configurable FXS and FXO ... is it correct? |
16:14.49 | tzanger | Laern: yes, you configure ports in groups of 8: either FXS or FXO |
16:14.52 | tzanger | er |
16:15.05 | tzanger | hmm groups of eight means you'd need four T1s not 3 to satisfy your requirements sorry |
16:15.20 | tzanger | it's a hardware module: 8-port FXS or 8-port FXO card |
16:15.27 | tzanger | the Adit600 can take 6 cards in any combination |
16:16.31 | Laern | tzanger: Thanks for your info. I will google the web with this to try to understand. Thank you. |
16:18.25 | tzanger | Laern: you can use Carrier Access Channel Bank I and IIs too but I'd only use them for FXS, not FXO (no far-end disconnect detection) -- they also seem to echo a little more but it's still acceptable and they're a little cheaper too |
16:18.55 | tzanger | Laern: a TE410P is (IIRC) USD$1500, and the Adit600 is about USD$500 for 24FXS, about $700 for 24FXO |
16:18.57 | Celtic | dw:Digium don't sell BRI cards |
16:18.59 | tzanger | these are all ebay prices |
16:19.49 | Celtic | dw: Somebody is working on a quad BRI though |
16:22.10 | Laern | tzanger:O.K |
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16:23.14 | SquareRt | I seem to have a problem getting MusicOnHold to work |
16:23.17 | SquareRt | i |
16:23.33 | SquareRt | 've been trying everything I could think of for the past three days lol |
16:23.43 | SquareRt | i have zaprtc running |
16:24.13 | SquareRt | and I get a debug message saying got 104 bytes from mpg123, was expecting 640 |
16:24.20 | SquareRt | (yes, it's the _real_ mpg123) |
16:24.32 | SquareRt | debian unstable non-free |
16:26.04 | dw | Celtic: thanks.. 'working on' aint good enough atm :) |
16:26.07 | dw | need it for january :p |
16:26.39 | klicTel | I have a little question abot zapBarge... once in zapBarge, is there a way to detect that the channel being listened to got hung up? |
16:26.40 | SquareRt | what does "Warning, flexibel rate not heavily tested!" mean? |
16:26.48 | tzanger | SquareRt: don't use VBR |
16:26.52 | dw | i'm trying to find a cheap voip conferecing phone and i'm failing to do so. i'm looking at analogue phones now, and wondering if it is possible to purchase a VoIP<->analogue converter for only one or two stations, and where from. Help? :) |
16:27.22 | SquareRt | tzanger: it's the default sample-hold.mp3 |
16:27.44 | SquareRt | DEBUG[49156]: File res_musiconhold.c, Line 283 (monmp3thread): Read 1066 bytes of audio while expecting 1600 |
16:27.55 | Mike | i heard alot of echo |
16:28.05 | tzanger | SquareRt: not sure.. I've never used MoH |
16:28.12 | SquareRt | oh, and I seem to get jitter on the 'lines' |
16:28.34 | SquareRt | when I type dial 1000 after a minute it seems to have stuttering audio |
16:30.40 | Mike | someone can tell me what can i do about echo on X100p? |
16:31.06 | tzanger | Mike: read the mailing lists |
16:31.08 | tzanger | Mike: google |
16:31.13 | tzanger | Mike: read the wikis |
16:31.22 | tzanger | Mike: there are SHITLOADS of info on it, please do some research |
16:31.32 | Mike | ok |
16:32.58 | SquareRt | bbiab |
16:33.08 | Celtic | dw: multiple AVM Fritz then ? |
16:34.30 | wasim | yeah, go read that cisco paper |
16:34.40 | wasim | err... Mike :) |
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16:36.24 | Levch | Hello, can * use pulse dialing to the trunk? |
16:36.51 | tzanger | Levch: good question... :-) |
16:36.54 | Mike | wasim: you have any tip? |
16:36.57 | tzanger | let me consult the * manual |
16:37.36 | tzanger | nothing in show application dial |
16:38.18 | wasim | Mike: read the cisco paper on echo referred very recently on the ML |
16:38.30 | Mike | got the URL |
16:38.30 | Mike | ? |
16:38.39 | wasim | no, go search |
16:38.44 | Mike | ok |
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16:41.02 | Levch | What does "flash" mean in zapata.conf ? |
16:41.05 | easydone | anybody: how's kapejod doing with his quad-bri's ?? |
16:41.05 | damien__ | ok cu all ! |
16:41.11 | Mike | the echo canceler is for each country? |
16:42.07 | Levch | Does "flash" change # (flash-hook) behavior ? |
16:42.08 | Bonbon | guys, how can I tell if the channel i'm dialling out on is up on the destination end? |
16:42.14 | Bonbon | i'm using a te410p |
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16:42.18 | easydone | wasim: when can i user your iax-phone |
16:42.54 | Smuj | Anyone else getting timeouts registering to iaxtel, or is it just me again? |
16:42.59 | wasim | easydone: the only working version is 500 km from me |
16:43.21 | easydone | wasim: you got a working version? |
16:43.40 | wasim | easydone: two! well, one + 2 half working ones |
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16:44.16 | easydone | wasim: tell me more, tell me more (or do you have a weblog) |
16:44.37 | wasim | easydone: http://farfon.convergence.com.pk |
16:44.45 | wasim | please do register |
16:45.01 | Smuj | Anyone? iaxtel.com timing out right now? |
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16:46.20 | Bonbon | guys, if I get a disconnection request on pri as soon as I make the call then what could be the problem? |
16:47.20 | lecram | wasim: would you consider building one with a 4x4 keypad? |
16:47.35 | wasim | only in the landrover version |
16:48.11 | wasim | Smuj: yep, iaxtel not registering |
16:48.31 | lecram | :) |
16:48.42 | lecram | it would be nice to get A-D on the keypad byb default as well# |
16:48.53 | Clarity | hmm, i have one more question: when i place outgoing calls using i4l the caller doesn't get any notification of what is happening until the person at the other end picks up - is there any way to have a ringing sound played while it is ringing? |
16:49.01 | wasim | well, all the buttons are programmable |
16:49.17 | wasim | A,B,C,D ? |
16:50.26 | lecram | yeah, they go on the right side of the keypad... teh freqs should be in any decent DTMF description |
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16:52.30 | dustyk | greetings |
16:53.45 | wasim | but why? |
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16:53.58 | Clarity | anyone? |
16:54.04 | Mike | wasim: i started reading it but i think its not what im looking for |
16:54.20 | gcc__ | hi all, does anyone know if it's possible to set the length of audio data which Asterisk sends in a SIP packet? |
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16:54.33 | Mike | wasim: my echo problems are like the first 15-30seconds call then it gets less echo but not gone at all |
16:55.13 | wasim | Mike: that means your echo canceller is working, you should be thankful |
16:55.31 | Mike | wasim: what do i do about the first 15-30seconds on echo |
16:55.37 | dustyk | Hello all, I am wondering about visual call management. Is anyone working on this or is there something allready done. |
16:55.37 | wasim | Mike: don't talk |
16:55.44 | gcc__ | hehe |
16:55.44 | wasim | actually, no, that wouldn't work either |
16:56.01 | tzanger | hahaha |
16:56.38 | dw | Celtic: thanks, thats what i was recommended |
16:56.41 | Mike | wasim: your not joking? theres nothing to be done? |
16:57.55 | Bonbon | how do I turn pri debug off? |
16:58.08 | zoa2 | pri no debug span 1 |
16:58.11 | *** join/#asterisk bevins1 (~bevins@hoochie.digium.com) |
17:00.35 | lecram | wasim: I use 'em, and up to now have used a modified handdialer to generate them... would be nice to get them directly on the phone :) |
17:01.10 | wasim | lecram: well, theres the standard 3x4, plus speaker, dnd/mute |
17:01.19 | wasim | lecram: the rest are up for grabs |
17:01.25 | wasim | lecram: there also a up/down scroll |
17:01.40 | wasim | lecram: and possible a couple on the LCD for soft menu display |
17:01.54 | easydone | wasim: congrats for getting eeks to do the things he does ! |
17:02.01 | wasim | lecram: but that still leaves pleanty from the total 25 |
17:02.12 | wasim | easydone: yeh, i just helped, hank did all the brain work |
17:02.34 | wasim | she! a voip phone is a she! :P |
17:02.39 | easydone | wasim: congratulate him too ! |
17:02.55 | wasim | easydone: yeh, he's 500 km road testing the sob |
17:03.14 | easydone | wsaim: a wireless eeks? |
17:03.20 | wasim | easydone: we were going to do a ip-fw through gprs |
17:03.31 | wasim | easydone: but that didn't work too well |
17:05.29 | easydone | how can you tell a voip-phone is female? |
17:05.42 | wasim | cause all the connectors on it are female |
17:06.07 | easydone | yeah, then he must be a she |
17:06.22 | wasim | female rj-45, female 1/8", female rj-11 for the headset, female power |
17:06.30 | wasim | and its bitchy |
17:07.10 | easydone | obviously she doesn't always do want you want her to |
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17:08.35 | *** part/#asterisk Laern (~Administr@203.197.156.142) |
17:08.41 | bevins | Digium is closed today? |
17:08.57 | wasim | its thanksgiving, most of ulaw land is closed |
17:08.57 | bevins | jeez! |
17:09.07 | bevins | ah!! |
17:09.13 | Bonbon | NO WAYYYYYYYYY |
17:09.20 | Bonbon | that's why our order is help up |
17:09.39 | easydone | !info digium |
17:09.41 | bevins | I have a bad tdm400 module...I need a rma....digium tech support can deal with that? or who do I speak with? |
17:09.41 | dustyk | Most people don't work on Friday either |
17:09.51 | wasim | bevins: gvance at digium.com |
17:10.33 | bevins | wats that? ^ |
17:10.38 | wasim | and e |
17:10.44 | bevins | hehe |
17:10.47 | easydone | wasim: do you know how kapejod is doing with his quads? |
17:11.51 | *** join/#asterisk tristan2 (~tristan@213.239.44.133) |
17:13.05 | wasim | i think he's doing very well |
17:13.27 | wasim | bevins: actually, you may also mail support |
17:15.39 | Mike | wasim: its very annoying to have 30secs of BIG echo |
17:17.51 | wasim | Mike: it is, isn't it? |
17:18.02 | easydone | lol |
17:18.08 | Mike | wasim: are you making fun of me? |
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17:18.19 | wasim | Mike: not at all, i'm agreeing with you |
17:18.30 | *** part/#asterisk raulfragoso (~raulfrago@200-204-142-71.dsl.telesp.net.br) |
17:19.06 | Mike | wasim: ok |
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17:21.17 | klicTel | I have a little question abot zapBarge... once in zapBarge, is there a way to detect that the channel being listened to got a hung up? |
17:22.59 | wasim | cli |
17:23.34 | bkw_ | Exomorph_ your a dead man |
17:26.07 | FuzzyCat | wasim: http://www.crownhill.co.uk/product.php?prod=477 |
17:26.21 | FuzzyCat | and http://www.crownhill.co.uk/product.php?prod=478 |
17:30.04 | Mike | bkw_: can you help me with my problem? echo 30seconds? |
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17:31.36 | blitzrage | morning everyone |
17:31.46 | point | hi there |
17:31.57 | blitzrage | bkw_: what did Exomorph_ do? :) |
17:33.05 | bkw_ | submited a patch that broke something |
17:33.10 | blitzrage | ahhh |
17:33.14 | blitzrage | no good :) |
17:33.21 | bkw_ | thats ok.. I was going to keep an eye on it for a few days to make sure it didn't |
17:33.26 | bkw_ | but it does |
17:33.36 | *** part/#asterisk huats (~chris@AToulouse-104-2-1-24.w217-128.abo.wanadoo.fr) |
17:33.40 | blitzrage | I love spam! |
17:34.43 | Mike | blitzrage: if there was no spam you wouldnt feel so loved would ya? |
17:34.44 | Mike | :P |
17:34.53 | blitzrage | fried spam is actually pretty good |
17:37.25 | *** join/#asterisk Growler (~growler@213.230.198.41) |
17:37.39 | Exomorph_ | Anyone here using the hold button on a sip phone, and using the latest CVS version of asterisk? |
17:37.58 | blitzrage | Exomorph_: you're in trouble :) |
17:38.18 | Exomorph_ | LOL I'm hiding. ;) |
17:39.15 | Exomorph_ | bkw_: Hey now... I didn't break anything... Its their code that doesn't work right. ;) |
17:39.23 | Growler | I'm having wonderful fun with SIP and the current CVS |
17:39.40 | Exomorph_ | Growler: Whats your problem? |
17:40.00 | Growler | trying to dial anything from a sip client doesn't work at all |
17:40.24 | Growler | get a load of 407 Proxy Auth Required messages being lobbed about, and then a max retries exceeded |
17:41.09 | Exomorph_ | What client you using? |
17:42.20 | Growler | Grandstream BugeTone-100's |
17:42.21 | Growler | they were working on a previous CVS build |
17:43.29 | Exomorph_ | Ok... Can you give me some debuging output? either ethereal or a tcpdump -s0 would be best, but a sip debug will work as well. |
17:43.36 | wasim | FuzzyCat: i though you wanted a 256x256 |
17:43.50 | wasim | FuzzyCat: color, backlit |
17:43.54 | wasim | FuzzyCat: touchscreen |
17:44.38 | FuzzyCat | I do, but I'm being a little more realistic :D |
17:44.54 | Exomorph_ | Growler: let me know when you have that and I'll get you to email it to me. |
17:45.13 | bkw_ | Exomorph_ that patch broke hold |
17:45.14 | FuzzyCat | they are 21.50 and 15.50 RETAIL ... I bet you could pick them up for about 12 in quantity... |
17:45.26 | Growler | Exomorph_: http://growler.woaf.net/sipdebug.txt |
17:45.43 | Exomorph_ | bkw_: Like I noted above, its the clients fault, they don't conform to the RFC's. ;) |
17:45.48 | wasim | FuzzyCat: get specs on how it talks |
17:45.59 | FuzzyCat | if you go for the non backlit one... then you should perhaps consider mounting the phone like cisco 79xx's .. more upright |
17:46.06 | wasim | FuzzyCat: i'll ask if we can plug it in easily |
17:46.10 | wasim | FuzzyCat: you can do side lighting |
17:46.20 | FuzzyCat | wasim: http://www.crownhill.co.uk/support/downloads/GLCD_data.zip |
17:46.24 | bkw_ | Exomorph_ your saying my Cisco 7960 isn't RFC |
17:46.53 | FuzzyCat | wasim: blue side lighting please :D |
17:47.17 | wasim | blue on green? that might not look very nice |
17:47.22 | Exomorph_ | bkw_: YUP! ;) I'm looking into it. THat field has to be filled out. |
17:47.52 | FuzzyCat | you could try EL foil too wasim |
17:47.54 | bkw_ | Exomorph_ can you find the relevant portions of the RFC that state that? |
17:48.18 | FuzzyCat | wasim: blue sure beats green :D |
17:48.24 | Growler | Exomorph_: will that do or would you prefer me to play with tcpdump? |
17:48.47 | bkw_ | Exomorph_ we need to fix it right if we are going to fix it |
17:48.50 | wasim | FuzzyCat: we'll cross that bridge when we get to it |
17:48.57 | lele | Exomorph_: i didn't have the time to dig it, but it seems to me you are replacing the Contact: field everytime a INVITE is received |
17:49.03 | Exomorph_ | bkw_: Of course we have to fix it right! |
17:49.06 | wasim | happy holidays kram |
17:50.05 | bkw_ | HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAPPY THANKSGIVING....... |
17:50.06 | Exomorph_ | Growler, Hold one second, I have it up, but to many people bitching at me right now. :) Haven't had time to look at it. |
17:50.13 | bkw_ | just proves white men can't grow corn! |
17:50.18 | bkw_ | :P |
17:50.27 | FuzzyCat | wasim: just wanted you to know that I haven't given up on the big lcd :D |
17:51.12 | FuzzyCat | and if you feel like going insane... http://www.modwarehouse.com/shop/images/fullsize/blue-white340x240.jpg |
17:51.18 | Exomorph_ | lele: Kinda, At that point in the sip code, We don't have the users name, so we can't build a contact field. So what I do is copy it from the message that was recieved. |
17:51.38 | Exomorph_ | lele: It should work just find, but I'm looking into why not. |
17:51.44 | wasim | FuzzyCat: this EL thing could be doable, but its expensive too |
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17:52.39 | wasim | FuzzyCat: yeh, we saw this one before :) ya'll wanna do a $300 farfon? |
17:52.49 | lele | Exomorph_: but the OK response to the INVITE generated by the hold key has a different Contact: with your patch or not |
17:53.05 | Exomorph_ | Hmmmm |
17:53.10 | bkw_ | wasim if its like the criso sure |
17:53.15 | kram | exomorph_: i think your patch was aslightly wrong |
17:53.16 | FuzzyCat | no that screen is excessive wasim.... |
17:53.21 | kram | it seems to have broken hold for bkw |
17:53.24 | Exomorph_ | lele: Can you generate two debugs for me? One with and one without the patch? |
17:53.31 | kram | so i've committed what i *think* is the right way |
17:53.32 | Exomorph_ | kram: I'm working on it... :) |
17:53.32 | wasim | no, its not, it doesn't have touchscreen or color :P |
17:53.38 | kram | can you take a peek at what i just commited? |
17:53.51 | FuzzyCat | wasim: that's not excessive, that's ideal! |
17:53.52 | Exomorph_ | kram: Ok. Doing that right now. |
17:54.13 | FuzzyCat | colour touchscreen .... mmmmmmm |
17:54.13 | bkw_ | KRAM KRAM he's the man. |
17:54.19 | bkw_ | colour.. thats funny |
17:54.21 | kram | bk, did it fix? |
17:54.27 | bkw_ | kram testing now |
17:54.35 | kram | bkw is to slow |
17:54.42 | bkw_ | no cvs is |
17:54.48 | bkw_ | slow slow cvs |
17:54.49 | bkw_ | haha |
17:54.50 | *** join/#asterisk sousou (proxyuser@grenoble-1-62-147-73-251.dial.proxad.net) |
17:55.02 | blitzrage | all hail kram |
17:55.20 | kram | sorry |
17:55.23 | Exomorph_ | :) |
17:55.24 | kram | we should colo cvs :) |
17:55.35 | bkw_ | seems to be |
17:55.43 | bkw_ | fixed |
17:55.47 | Exomorph_ | kram: I can help you with that if you want. (I work at an ISP with so much bandwidth, its stupid. |
17:55.49 | bkw_ | what did you do? |
17:55.52 | blitzrage | bkw_: it's your connection |
17:55.59 | bkw_ | blitzrage I doubt it |
17:55.59 | blitzrage | bkw_: you're having network problems |
17:56.07 | bkw_ | blitzrage I am THE ISP |
17:56.11 | blitzrage | bkw_: I know :) |
17:56.12 | Growler | Exomorph_: this seems to be related to hold problems - hitting hold on one of the sip clients during a call causes it to do the same thing |
17:56.14 | gcc__ | hiya kram =) |
17:56.18 | blitzrage | bkw_: I'm just teasing :) |
17:56.20 | kram | maybe we can setup CVS mirrors |
17:56.30 | Exomorph_ | Growler: Ya. |
17:56.31 | bkw_ | Growler cvs update its fixed |
17:57.05 | bkw_ | who wants to test unixodbc voicemail goodness? |
17:57.08 | Growler | ta |
17:57.43 | bkw_ | can you have readonly var's in C? |
17:57.52 | FlatCat | const |
17:57.58 | bkw_ | I wanna build a query for cdr_unixodbc from the config file |
17:58.20 | bkw_ | const ah yes... |
17:58.29 | blitzrage | bkw_: even *I* knew that one :) |
17:58.32 | Exomorph_ | kram: That doesn't generate the proper contact tho... It does generate a contact, but without the user field filled in. |
17:58.36 | bkw_ | I recall reading it now |
17:58.44 | blitzrage | yah.. crazy all the stuff you gotta remember |
17:58.47 | bkw_ | blitzrage if you know soooo mcuh code something |
17:58.53 | bkw_ | :P |
17:58.56 | af_ | bkw_: now tha snmp stuff patch and compiles cleanly |
17:59.06 | bkw_ | af_ zero compile warnings? |
17:59.10 | blitzrage | bkw_: I don't know so much. I just knew that :) |
17:59.14 | blitzrage | bkw_: what do you want me to code / fix ? |
17:59.17 | bkw_ | blitzrage haha ok |
17:59.17 | af_ | bkw_: I guess so |
17:59.38 | bkw_ | af_ can you show output of an snmpwalk? |
17:59.50 | af_ | sure bkw, but it's very long |
17:59.54 | bkw_ | I wanna see the possibilities of it |
17:59.55 | ScaredyCat | snmp?!! |
17:59.56 | ScaredyCat | :D |
17:59.58 | bkw_ | long is good |
18:00.03 | bkw_ | more stuff to rrdtool |
18:00.11 | gcc__ | anyone know if the default 20ms frame size can be changed? |
18:00.24 | af_ | enterprises.digium.asterisk.astConf.astAxPid.0 = 29805 |
18:00.24 | af_ | enterprises.digium.asterisk.astConf.astConfigDir.0 = /etc/asterisk |
18:00.24 | af_ | enterprises.digium.asterisk.astConf.astConfigFile.0 = |
18:00.24 | af_ | enterprises.digium.asterisk.astConf.astModuleDir.0 = /usr/lib/asterisk/modules |
18:00.24 | af_ | enterprises.digium.asterisk.astConf.astSpoolDir.0 = /var/spool/asterisk |
18:00.25 | af_ | enterprises.digium.asterisk.astConf.astVarDir.0 = /var/lib/asterisk |
18:00.27 | af_ | enterprises.digium.asterisk.astConf.astLogDir.0 = /var/log/asterisk |
18:00.29 | af_ | enterprises.digium.asterisk.astConf.astAgiDir.0 = /var/lib/asterisk/agi-bin |
18:00.31 | af_ | enterprises.digium.asterisk.astConf.astDb.0 = /var/lib/asterisk/astdb |
18:00.33 | af_ | enterprises.digium.asterisk.astConf.astKeyDir.0 = /var/lib/asterisk/keys |
18:00.35 | af_ | enterprises.digium.asterisk.astConf.astPidFile.0 = /var/run/asterisk.pid |
18:00.39 | af_ | enterprises.digium.asterisk.astConf.astSocket.0 = /var/run/asterisk.ctl |
18:00.41 | af_ | enterprises.digium.asterisk.astConf.astRunDir.0 = /var/run |
18:00.43 | af_ | enterprises.digium.asterisk.astChannels.astChannelsNumber.0 = Counter32: 0 |
18:00.45 | af_ | enterprises.digium.asterisk.astModules.astModulesNumber.0 = Counter32: 98 |
18:00.47 | af_ | that's for an small example, you can see modules, apps, and channels |
18:00.50 | Growler | Exomorph_: well that fixed hold, but I've got new errors for dialing (well actualy a lack of errors, but a lack of working too) :) |
18:00.51 | puzzled | omg |
18:00.57 | wasim | whee ... snmp! |
18:01.05 | ScaredyCat | mm.... af_ how about number of calls |
18:01.11 | bkw_ | call counter |
18:01.16 | Exomorph_ | Growler: Thats because the Contact isn't being filled out correctly at all. |
18:01.23 | af_ | no you have not in the mib right now, ScaredyCat |
18:01.30 | Exomorph_ | Growler: which my patch attempted to fix. :) |
18:01.37 | af_ | is there a call counter in the code? |
18:01.41 | ScaredyCat | no |
18:01.42 | blitzrage | ww: you around? |
18:01.49 | bkw_ | lets add one |
18:01.50 | bkw_ | haha |
18:01.53 | ScaredyCat | but you can 'calculate' it |
18:02.03 | af_ | if someone write a call counter, I can put in the mib |
18:02.13 | ScaredyCat | I do it on my monitor atm |
18:02.24 | bkw_ | haha |
18:02.30 | bkw_ | I think snmp for * is a good thing |
18:02.31 | af_ | calculate in which way? |
18:02.48 | ScaredyCat | parse the output from a show channels |
18:02.59 | bkw_ | um thats no accurate |
18:03.03 | bkw_ | s/no/not/ |
18:03.03 | af_ | number of channles is in the mib |
18:03.16 | ScaredyCat | bkw_: in what way? |
18:03.17 | wasim | wouldn't the EL inverter cause further EMI and so close to the board? |
18:03.18 | Exomorph_ | bkw_: that patch that Kram did breaks things on a few clients agian. I don't think its producing a correct contact field. Checking now tho. |
18:03.25 | bkw_ | af_ can you issue hangup of a channel via SNMP? |
18:03.25 | af_ | show channels is in the mib, too |
18:03.32 | ScaredyCat | wasim: all inverters do |
18:03.38 | af_ | no bkw_, right now is a read-only mib |
18:03.45 | bkw_ | :( |
18:03.47 | bkw_ | oh well |
18:03.59 | af_ | just three tables |
18:04.05 | bkw_ | can't have our cake and eat it too... ya we can... its cake what else we gonna do with it? |
18:04.18 | af_ | but from monday I'll work on it |
18:04.19 | bkw_ | ScaredyCat yes? |
18:04.29 | ScaredyCat | http://www.solarsense-uk.com/pages/pvguide.html |
18:04.31 | ScaredyCat | oops |
18:04.39 | ScaredyCat | <ScaredyCat> parse the output from a show channels |
18:04.39 | ScaredyCat | <bkw_> um thats no accurate |
18:04.39 | ScaredyCat | <bkw_> s/no/not/ |
18:04.39 | ScaredyCat | <af_> number of channles is in the mib |
18:04.39 | ScaredyCat | <ScaredyCat> bkw_: in what way? |
18:04.59 | bkw_ | i'm talking total calls |
18:05.02 | bkw_ | not just whats in progress |
18:05.05 | af_ | if you have any ideas for stuffs, email at af@faino.org, or in the * ml |
18:05.17 | ScaredyCat | huh? |
18:05.36 | ScaredyCat | show chans shows current chans in use |
18:05.43 | af_ | gastman shows it, bkw_? |
18:06.04 | wasim | right, and uniq the chan_desc to get numcalls |
18:06.08 | ScaredyCat | for every 'bridged' call there are 2 entries |
18:06.28 | ScaredyCat | for a call to a local ivr you get one |
18:06.31 | kram | so, bkw |
18:06.33 | kram | did it work? |
18:06.39 | ScaredyCat | (local ivr or exten) |
18:06.48 | Exomorph_ | kram: It breaks what I fixed, but it fixed what I broke. :( |
18:06.49 | bkw_ | kram seems to work fine now |
18:07.03 | kram | exo: is there still no contact going back out? |
18:07.16 | af_ | why MAX_RETRANS 5 in chan_sip.c ? |
18:07.18 | Exomorph_ | kram: Growler has the same problem as what I have with the original chan_sip.c |
18:07.18 | bkw_ | sip debug plz |
18:07.31 | af_ | I have a call hanged for that |
18:07.38 | af_ | hanged up |
18:07.44 | Exomorph_ | bkw_: I'm getting the debug output... Just hold on you :) |
18:07.50 | bkw_ | :P |
18:08.28 | bkw_ | kram I think the pgsql routines need to be in an include file and not in app_voicemail... similar to what mysql and unixodbc does. what do you think? |
18:08.36 | Exomorph_ | Ummmm I have a diffrent problem... Now I'm getting an Unauthorized message back. |
18:10.18 | lele | Exomorph_: do you need the debug output from me or did you find another source? |
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18:10.39 | Exomorph_ | lele: I think I have what I need for now... |
18:11.10 | lele | Exomorph_: ok, let me know if you need something |
18:11.15 | Exomorph_ | lele: just stay around as I'm gonna get you to test a change. |
18:11.23 | lele | of course |
18:11.45 | Exomorph_ | lele: The new cvs makes things work that was working before, but causes what I was trying to fix to break. :) |
18:11.51 | Exomorph_ | kram: YOu around? |
18:12.13 | lele | Exomorph_: i noticed that... |
18:13.05 | *** join/#asterisk voipmania (~voipmania@hoochie.digium.com) |
18:13.16 | voipmania | hi |
18:13.22 | bkw_ | lo |
18:13.37 | voipmania | can any one tell me how to test asterisk after u done installation |
18:13.48 | voipmania | specially if u dont have hardware from digium |
18:13.54 | bkw_ | !info xlite |
18:14.02 | bkw_ | please tell me the bot is alive |
18:14.10 | many | ~seen bkw_ |
18:14.12 | | bkw_ is currently on #asterisk (2d 22h 43m 44s). Has said a total of 1645 messages. Is idling for 10s |
18:14.15 | voipmania | i mean i have not change the file form dummy |
18:14.17 | many | it is. |
18:14.27 | bkw_ | many not that bot |
18:14.30 | bkw_ | we had two bots |
18:14.33 | bkw_ | ~xlite |
18:14.35 | many | oh :) |
18:14.41 | bkw_ | ~inf o xlite |
18:14.43 | bkw_ | ~info xlite |
18:14.43 | many | jbot has no define for xlite 8-/ |
18:15.00 | bkw_ | jbot is stupid |
18:15.10 | bkw_ | [jbot(ibot@c-24-1-99-18.client.comcast.net)] Updating debian files... please wait. |
18:15.18 | many | huh? |
18:15.19 | many | hehe |
18:15.28 | bkw_ | wonder if we can DoS the bot |
18:15.36 | bkw_ | everyone do ~info xlite |
18:15.41 | many | ~info xlite |
18:15.52 | Exomorph_ | bkw_: I have a patch that I want you to try in a second, if you can for me? |
18:15.56 | many | 19:15 <jbot> Package 'xlite' does not exist. |
18:16.10 | voipmania | ~info xlite |
18:16.11 | blitzrage | bkw_: the AiNFO bot is gone. |
18:16.27 | bkw_ | SAY IT AIN'T SO!!!! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO |
18:16.31 | bkw_ | Exomorph_ ya sure |
18:16.34 | blitzrage | it ain't so.... but it is. |
18:16.39 | blitzrage | ~seen ww |
18:16.40 | | ww is currently on #asterisk (9h 10m 23s). Has said a total of 26 messages. Is idling for 8h 17m 54s |
18:16.47 | blitzrage | damnit! :) |
18:17.43 | coil | http://www.phucked.org/files/pics/hsv2600/thecrew.jpg - the hsv2600 crew :) |
18:19.24 | ScaredyCat | not touched up picture that either |
18:21.14 | bkw_ | EWW |
18:21.18 | bkw_ | my lord... |
18:21.35 | coil | im on the far left |
18:21.37 | coil | top row |
18:21.58 | bkw_ | the tall blue one? |
18:22.06 | coil | yeah |
18:22.16 | bkw_ | no that can't be you |
18:22.23 | bkw_ | PROVE it |
18:22.36 | coil | how? |
18:22.48 | bkw_ | show me other pictures of you |
18:22.58 | ScaredyCat | ooooeeeerr |
18:23.07 | coil | no |
18:23.08 | ScaredyCat | bkw_ is after pr0n again |
18:23.11 | blitzrage | lol |
18:23.13 | coil | my mom hid them all |
18:23.30 | Exomorph_ | lele: you around? |
18:23.41 | ScaredyCat | yes, round and chubby |
18:24.42 | *** join/#asterisk Smuj (~user@c-67-162-208-157.client.comcast.net) |
18:24.46 | Smuj | Hey hey hey. |
18:24.54 | ScaredyCat | Crusty? |
18:24.59 | bkw_ | EWWWWWWWWWWWWWW |
18:25.01 | bkw_ | nasty |
18:25.02 | Smuj | Anyone else getting timeouts from iaxtel? |
18:25.25 | bkw_ | HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 404 Not Found |
18:25.25 | bkw_ | 12:25:16 ERROR 404: Not Found. |
18:25.31 | bkw_ | Exomorph_ valid url please |
18:25.33 | bkw_ | :P |
18:25.44 | coil | lynx :) |
18:25.54 | Exomorph_ | let me check... |
18:26.01 | bkw_ | Resolving www.bcrc.ca... 216.251.145.81 |
18:26.01 | bkw_ | Connecting to www.bcrc.ca[216.251.145.81]:80... connected. |
18:26.01 | bkw_ | HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 301 Moved Permanently |
18:26.05 | bkw_ | wget doesn't like that |
18:26.05 | Exomorph_ | LOL |
18:26.21 | Exomorph_ | Do it agian... I didn't save the file. :) |
18:26.27 | ScaredyCat | LOL |
18:26.30 | Smuj | Anyone? iaxtel? broke-ass? |
18:26.42 | ScaredyCat | broke Smuj |
18:26.58 | Smuj | Ok, thanks ScaredyCat. |
18:26.59 | bkw_ | ya i got it |
18:27.17 | Smuj | Anyone got experience with voicepulse? |
18:27.34 | bkw_ | patch: **** malformed patch at line 15: sizeof(p->our_contact) - 1); |
18:28.10 | ScaredyCat | is that another bkw patch then? ;) |
18:28.25 | bkw_ | patch its whats for dinner! |
18:28.30 | coil | i love you |
18:28.30 | Exomorph_ | bkw_: Kram's patch produces this: "Contact: <sip:@216.251.128.22>" with no username. :( |
18:28.57 | wasim | bush is in eyerack? |
18:29.00 | bkw_ | coil the other other white meat! |
18:29.06 | coil | keke |
18:29.07 | bkw_ | wasim when isn't it? |
18:29.17 | wasim | lol |
18:29.18 | ScaredyCat | wasim: not any more... |
18:29.24 | Exomorph_ | bkw_: It compiled on my side... |
18:29.30 | bkw_ | I can't even get it to patch |
18:29.40 | ScaredyCat | he prolly waved remotely |
18:29.48 | bkw_ | Exomorph_ you did a copy and paste |
18:29.57 | *** join/#asterisk voipmania (~voipmania@hoochie.digium.com) |
18:29.58 | bkw_ | and line wrap |
18:30.01 | coil | boards of canada |
18:30.19 | Exomorph_ | bkw_: Bah! Forgot about that... web server is on a differnt machine. |
18:30.27 | Exomorph_ | bkw_: had to copy/paste. |
18:30.40 | coil | hahaha |
18:30.40 | bkw_ | no scp? |
18:30.47 | bkw_ | scp is your friend |
18:30.49 | bkw_ | embrace it. |
18:30.51 | bkw_ | use it. |
18:30.52 | bkw_ | love it. |
18:30.58 | bkw_ | *SMACK* |
18:31.00 | voipmania | hello |
18:31.06 | voipmania | can any one help me |
18:31.12 | voipmania | ? |
18:31.14 | Exomorph_ | bkw_: Not between those two machines... I'd have to scp it to another box then to that web box. Tis nasty. |
18:31.21 | ScaredyCat | get a room you two |
18:31.22 | bkw_ | voipmania we can only help those that wish to help themselves! |
18:31.23 | blitzrage | scp sux0rz |
18:31.30 | bkw_ | blitzrage no it don't |
18:31.31 | coil | you sux0rz |
18:31.40 | voipmania | thats cool |
18:31.42 | blitzrage | :) I'm just trying to be difficult |
18:31.48 | bkw_ | voipmania whats the problem? |
18:31.51 | voipmania | i m ready to help my self |
18:31.59 | voipmania | thats why im here |
18:32.06 | bkw_ | ~google onlamp asterisk |
18:32.07 | ScaredyCat | blitzrage helps himself,every night |
18:32.07 | voipmania | i installed * |
18:32.09 | ScaredyCat | ahhahahah |
18:32.11 | voipmania | with out hardware |
18:32.18 | bkw_ | http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/onlamp/2003/07/03/asterisk.html |
18:32.22 | voipmania | i dont know if i need to change any file for that |
18:32.23 | bkw_ | voipmania try that |
18:32.40 | coil | ~google stfu |
18:32.43 | blitzrage | ScaredyCat: :) |
18:32.57 | Exomorph_ | Here's a question I didn't ask yesterday for that new asterisk box I'm building... How much ram should I be looking at? Say for 70 to 80 concurrent g729 calls? |
18:32.58 | coil | http://www.losstarot.org - bkw_ try that |
18:33.09 | voipmania | and is there a way to check if its working fine my installation |
18:33.11 | blitzrage | so when can I get my * tshirt? |
18:33.14 | ScaredyCat | ~google smack the shit outta coil n bkw_ |
18:33.19 | bkw_ | Exomorph_ not ram.. but CPU |
18:33.33 | coil | hehe |
18:34.06 | coil | shit, theres flying unicorns |
18:34.23 | ScaredyCat | blitzrage: http://www.cafeshops.com/asterisk |
18:34.25 | Exomorph_ | bkw_: I have dual 3.2ghz xeon's That won't be a problem. :) But just curious as to ram requirements. 512mb good enough? |
18:34.36 | bkw_ | Exomorph_ ram is cheap |
18:34.37 | bkw_ | MAX IT OUT! |
18:34.49 | ScaredyCat | not official though... at least, its the old logo |
18:35.14 | bkw_ | UM |
18:35.16 | bkw_ | smack them |
18:35.30 | coil | those suck |
18:35.44 | ScaredyCat | so does bkw_ |
18:35.50 | bkw_ | yes and your point? |
18:35.52 | Exomorph_ | bkw_, try that new patch... it has the tabs in it. |
18:35.53 | ScaredyCat | arf arf |
18:35.56 | blitzrage | ewww.. no good :) |
18:35.58 | coil | i suck |
18:36.05 | ScaredyCat | make ur own then blitzrage |
18:36.10 | ScaredyCat | easy enuff |
18:36.18 | blitzrage | ScaredyCat: true enough :) |
18:36.25 | blitzrage | I need to clean my desk |
18:36.30 | blitzrage | it's meeeeessssssyyyyy |
18:36.32 | coil | i need to clean my pants |
18:36.36 | blitzrage | lol |
18:36.42 | ScaredyCat | and while ur at it make one for bkw_ ( asstricks) |
18:36.44 | bkw_ | I wanna see "Ma Bell beats her kids..." on t-shirt |
18:36.49 | blitzrage | I like that one |
18:37.02 | ScaredyCat | coil: turn them inside out |
18:37.04 | blitzrage | I wish I knew someone who did silk screen |
18:37.09 | Exomorph_ | bkw_, So your saying I should max this box's ram out? At 12gb of ram? Ummm I don't think so! :) |
18:37.13 | blitzrage | I actually have a good on how to do silk screen. |
18:37.19 | blitzrage | haha |
18:37.22 | coil | ew |
18:37.23 | bkw_ | Exomorph_ HAHAAHHAHAAHHAHA well put a gig in it atleast |
18:37.26 | blitzrage | 2GB's is decent... I guess |
18:37.38 | blitzrage | :) |
18:37.42 | ScaredyCat | ~google how to do silk screen |
18:37.45 | bkw_ | I recall when 2gig was a good hard drive size |
18:37.55 | blitzrage | I still have a 2.1GB HD in my P100 |
18:38.06 | blitzrage | ok.. internet going down. |
18:38.09 | blitzrage | back in a bit. |
18:38.11 | coil | good |
18:38.40 | coil | ~google where to find good head |
18:39.05 | bkw_ | asterisk src # patch -p0 < /root/chan_sip.c.diff.1 |
18:39.06 | bkw_ | patching file asterisk/channels/chan_sip.c |
18:39.06 | bkw_ | patch: **** malformed patch at line 15: sizeof(p->our_contact) - 1); |
18:39.06 | ScaredyCat | ~kill coil |
18:39.10 | | ACTION slits coil's throat |
18:39.12 | bkw_ | Exomorph_ its broekn |
18:39.20 | Exomorph_ | Hmmm? |
18:39.35 | bkw_ | OMG if you don't know how to give good head.. you need to be shot! |
18:39.42 | bkw_ | NEXT TOPIC! |
18:40.00 | bkw_ | Exomorph_ it won't appy |
18:40.01 | coil | bkw_: teach me how |
18:40.02 | bkw_ | er apply |
18:40.07 | bkw_ | coil um no. |
18:40.14 | coil | D: |
18:41.22 | ScaredyCat | :O more like |
18:41.27 | coil | haha |
18:42.13 | Exomorph_ | bkw_: Your probably not ignoring the first few lines of the patch... Its a cvs diff -u output not a straight diff -u output. |
18:42.33 | Exomorph_ | bkw_: Here I'll remove the lines for you and you can d/l the patch agian. |
18:42.45 | bkw_ | just do a normal patch |
18:43.01 | Exomorph_ | it is a normal patch. :) |
18:43.11 | Exomorph_ | d/l that one and try it. |
18:44.02 | bkw_ | patching file asterisk/channels/chan_sip.c |
18:44.02 | bkw_ | Hunk #1 FAILED at 5058. |
18:44.02 | bkw_ | Hunk #2 FAILED at 5279. |
18:44.02 | bkw_ | 2 out of 2 hunks FAILED -- saving rejects to file asterisk/channels/chan_sip.c.rej |
18:44.14 | bkw_ | its still wrapping lines around |
18:44.55 | Exomorph_ | LOL Stupid thing... |
18:45.16 | Exomorph_ | Saved it in a diffrent editor that decided to line wrap the stupid thing. |
18:45.31 | bkw_ | ya know I can put these lines in by hand |
18:45.34 | bkw_ | :P |
18:45.55 | bkw_ | I have lost intrest in it... blah |
18:46.06 | coil | haha |
18:46.10 | *** join/#asterisk jammy (~jbrown@134santiagord09.codetel.net.do) |
18:46.17 | Exomorph_ | hehe Well, I need to send this off to someone else so it needs to be done right. :) |
18:46.22 | jammy | hello room |
18:46.48 | Exomorph_ | bkw_, there... this one will work. |
18:46.52 | bkw_ | Exomorph_ post it on the bug on bugs |
18:46.57 | bkw_ | the one lele opened |
18:47.08 | Exomorph_ | Exomorph_: I will if and when all this works. |
18:47.12 | jammy | guys can I ask u a question? |
18:47.25 | Exomorph_ | jammy, Ummmm Sure. |
18:47.26 | wasim | didn't you just? |
18:47.31 | bkw_ | ya really |
18:47.35 | bkw_ | :P |
18:47.40 | coil | yay ayay |
18:48.16 | jammy | when am new to asterisk, I just installed it, when i try to register to it with my cisco ATA I get an erroe that says.... |
18:48.32 | jammy | proxy authentication required |
18:48.34 | coil | everything you do is a balloon |
18:48.37 | bkw_ | ok sip.conf entry? |
18:48.42 | bkw_ | what does your entry look like? |
18:48.59 | bkw_ | Exomorph_ I will try that in a few |
18:49.15 | jammy | humm, I set it according to teh docs, 1 sec let me tell u |
18:49.22 | ScaredyCat | where;s the changelog again? |
18:49.54 | bkw_ | http://asterisk.gnuinter.net/files/changelogs/asterisk-ng.ChangeLog |
18:49.56 | Exomorph_ | Growler: you around? |
18:49.59 | ScaredyCat | ta |
18:50.00 | bkw_ | you can also use rcs2log to get it |
18:50.03 | tzanger | asterisk-ng?? |
18:50.39 | jammy | ok |
18:51.01 | Exomorph_ | Ok... who else was having the problems with sip after they patched to the latest cvs? |
18:51.27 | bkw_ | jammy docs |
18:51.32 | ScaredyCat | mmmmm..... |
18:51.36 | bkw_ | did someone write some docs for asterisk? |
18:52.01 | bkw_ | http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk |
18:52.03 | ScaredyCat | where's the incoming/outgoing limit entries in the changelog |
18:52.03 | jammy | [cisco] |
18:52.03 | jammy | type=friend |
18:52.03 | jammy | username=cisco |
18:52.03 | jammy | secret=blah |
18:52.03 | jammy | ;nat=yes ; This phone may be natted |
18:52.04 | bkw_ | thats a good start |
18:52.04 | jammy | host=dynamic |
18:52.06 | jammy | dtmfmode=inband |
18:52.08 | jammy | canreinvite=no ; Cisco poops on reinvite sometimes |
18:52.09 | Exomorph_ | We're in the process of writting them. :) *points at the Asterisk-Doc project* |
18:52.10 | jammy | qualify=200 ; Qualify peer is no more than 200ms away |
18:52.12 | jammy | ;defaultip=208.163.49.225 |
18:52.19 | ScaredyCat | bkw_: #asterisk-doc |
18:52.19 | bkw_ | ok that username = can go |
18:52.23 | jammy | there bkw |
18:52.34 | jammy | ok |
18:52.35 | bkw_ | dtmfmode=rfc2833 |
18:52.53 | bkw_ | the cisco and blah on the uid0 and pwd0 |
18:53.12 | bkw_ | the ip of your asterisk server in outbound proxy and gworproxy |
18:53.28 | bkw_ | ww whoa cowboy.. don't wave that thing around here. |
18:54.17 | jammy | ok thats it? |
18:54.40 | ww | so sip brkoen now? |
18:55.06 | bkw_ | no |
18:55.09 | bkw_ | sip isn't broken |
18:55.18 | coil | ScaredyCat: loser |
18:55.34 | bkw_ | Exomorph_ that works |
18:55.44 | bkw_ | I can put a call on hold.. and pick it back up |
18:55.49 | ScaredyCat | coil: homo |
18:55.49 | bkw_ | which is good(tm) |
18:56.02 | bkw_ | ScaredyCat its just "mo" for short |
18:56.08 | Exomorph_ | ww: Yes it is... But its back to the way it worked before, but I have a patch to fix it up nicely. |
18:56.12 | ScaredyCat | bkw_: is 408 really fixed? |
18:56.26 | bkw_ | what is 408? |
18:56.30 | ScaredyCat | bug |
18:56.49 | bkw_ | I think it is.. kram said he applied it |
18:57.00 | ScaredyCat | mmmm.... |
18:57.39 | ScaredyCat | only for sip tho? |
18:57.44 | ScaredyCat | not iax? |
18:57.54 | Exomorph_ | Ok... I just need lele and Growler to try this patch out. :) |
18:57.56 | wasim | you should give up smoking |
18:58.12 | wasim | cigs, tobacco ones, i.e. |
18:58.31 | ScaredyCat | wasim: it's my only vice |
18:58.39 | wasim | no, you're a violent sob too |
18:59.06 | ScaredyCat | that's not a vice... |
18:59.13 | bkw_ | strcpy(regval->pager, ""); |
18:59.16 | bkw_ | thats valid isn't it? |
18:59.16 | ScaredyCat | ...thats a character trait |
18:59.33 | tzanger | does anyone have a fairly robust extension macro that includes voicemail? |
18:59.56 | wasim | ScaredyCat is a very aggressive person. He/She attacked others 82 times. |
18:59.59 | wasim | see |
19:00.07 | ScaredyCat | >:) |
19:00.31 | coil | in a beautiful place out in the countr |
19:00.59 | ScaredyCat | /s/o// |
19:01.03 | ScaredyCat | /s/r// |
19:01.04 | bkw_ | haha retval |
19:01.13 | wasim | hehe |
19:01.47 | ScaredyCat | :( |
19:02.15 | *** join/#asterisk T0MKAT (~sudsboy@53.int43.dsl.garlic.net) |
19:02.20 | coil | uranus |
19:02.50 | bkw_ | knowing fedex and UPS I wouldn't put it past em |
19:03.23 | bkw_ | I wonder if I can move the message file and such to sql |
19:03.34 | bkw_ | and enumerate the voicemail message list from sql |
19:03.36 | bkw_ | instead of the file sstem |
19:03.38 | bkw_ | er system |
19:03.44 | ww | hmmm... what broked sip? |
19:03.49 | bkw_ | Exomorph_ did |
19:03.58 | ww | bkw_ why use sql for things the file system is good for? |
19:03.58 | Exomorph_ | Bah! |
19:04.12 | bkw_ | ww the voicemail will be saved on disk |
19:04.13 | ww | bkw_ not as if anyone's allowed to have 10000000 voicemails |
19:04.15 | ScaredyCat | ups suck, their drivers always claim to have tried to deliver but no-one was at home... I usually phone and tell em it's bollock, and they make the driver deliver it... but nothing... |
19:04.26 | bkw_ | but the info about the message.txt file will be put in sql also |
19:04.26 | ww | bkw_ so the disk already has an index... |
19:04.33 | bkw_ | no the disk doesn't |
19:04.36 | Exomorph_ | I fixed chan_sip... but it broke other sip phones that are broken to begin with. ;) |
19:04.40 | wasim | my stuff has been stuck at customs for a week now |
19:04.47 | ww | bkw_ yes it does: readdir(... |
19:04.51 | ScaredyCat | your drugs wasim? |
19:04.58 | ww | drugs? |
19:05.05 | coil | drugs rox |
19:05.05 | bkw_ | ww its not very clueful then |
19:05.07 | lele | Exomorph_: not to put it all on you but i have 4 different brand phones and you broke them all :) |
19:05.19 | ww | hmmm |
19:05.20 | bkw_ | haha |
19:05.22 | bkw_ | lele get him |
19:05.28 | *** join/#asterisk gorman (~lehmann@pD9E4EA6C.dip.t-dialin.net) |
19:05.37 | Exomorph_ | lele: hehe I know, I was joking. I did break the hold part, but fixed the initial call invite. |
19:05.40 | gorman | re #? |
19:05.43 | wasim | no, silly cat, we normally EXPORT it |
19:05.59 | ScaredyCat | in iax phones wasim? |
19:06.07 | wasim | s&h charges |
19:06.09 | ww | but sql == more moving parts |
19:06.19 | ScaredyCat | smack and heroin charges? |
19:06.19 | ww | should be careful of overusing... |
19:06.47 | ww | and filesystem lookups are inexpensive... |
19:07.00 | ww | ... for some things |
19:07.13 | ww | lot cheaper than heroin |
19:07.15 | bkw_ | ww then its fine like it is then |
19:07.24 | bkw_ | someone else said it would be nice to have more in sql |
19:07.25 | wasim | anybody have a desoldering station that's not expensive they recommend? |
19:07.27 | bkw_ | but I don't agree |
19:07.41 | ww | imo yes. fine like it is |
19:07.41 | *** join/#asterisk voipmania (~voipmania@hoochie.digium.com) |
19:07.56 | ww | except perhaps for authentication type stuff |
19:07.58 | gcc__ | later all |
19:08.09 | ww | which should be centralized... but that's not only for voicemail |
19:08.10 | bkw_ | asterisk*CLI> load app_voicemail.so |
19:08.10 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:08.10 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:08.10 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:08.10 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:08.11 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:08.13 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:08.15 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:08.24 | ScaredyCat | anyone know how to do DIY plastic cases ? |
19:09.26 | bkw_ | its possible now |
19:09.26 | coil | yayayayay |
19:09.30 | bkw_ | thats fucking scary |
19:09.33 | ww | look what you've done! |
19:09.38 | bkw_ | HAHA |
19:09.40 | bkw_ | I know |
19:09.52 | bkw_ | just think of the flexability now |
19:09.57 | coil | booo |
19:09.58 | wasim | god, i can just imagine the ML now |
19:10.30 | many | what authentications are there beside rsa for IAX2? |
19:10.35 | bkw_ | md5 |
19:10.44 | bkw_ | plaintext? |
19:10.49 | voidptr | yeah, and nothing |
19:10.52 | voidptr | :) |
19:10.52 | bkw_ | yep |
19:10.52 | many | thanks |
19:10.57 | bkw_ | WIDE THE FUCK OPEN! |
19:11.00 | bkw_ | :) |
19:11.06 | voidptr | like goatse? |
19:11.06 | voidptr | :P |
19:11.09 | bkw_ | HAHAHAHAHHA |
19:11.11 | wasim | ewww |
19:11.14 | bkw_ | man my code is like spread out |
19:11.21 | bkw_ | I like lots of space |
19:11.34 | coil | ROFLMAO |
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19:11.58 | stief | hi all |
19:12.02 | many | HAH: works! great :-))) |
19:15.49 | coil | blah |
19:16.10 | bkw_ | http://asterisk.bkw.org/other/unixodbc-vm-routines.h |
19:17.00 | Exomorph_ | bkw_: Your going to write up some docs for your odbc stuff right? |
19:17.06 | sousou | anyone running capi on Mandrake here? |
19:17.12 | *** join/#asterisk ares_ (quoc@h-66-167-28-11.PHNDAZ91.dynamic.covad.net) |
19:17.12 | Exomorph_ | bkw_: and send them into the doc project... right? |
19:17.26 | bkw_ | Exomorph_ I already started |
19:17.33 | tzanger | wow |
19:17.34 | bkw_ | I put basic stuff in the wiki already for cdr_unixodbc |
19:17.36 | tzanger | I'm #11 on that list |
19:17.37 | Exomorph_ | bkw_: :) Just making sure. |
19:17.42 | stief | if asterisk -r work, does that mean the hardware also works ? or is there a way to test if everything is working good ? |
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19:18.16 | bkw_ | stief um no |
19:18.28 | bkw_ | love my comment |
19:18.28 | stief | bkw_: heheeh okee :) i'll continue to RTFM :) |
19:18.35 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:19.37 | tzanger | what is asterisk-ng? |
19:20.21 | Exomorph_ | bkw_: Can you get kram to apply that patch I posted for the broken sip stuff? It works for myself, you and lele with his 5 diffrent devices. So all is good. |
19:21.10 | ww | Exomorph_: where is your patch? |
19:21.23 | ww | tzanger asterisk+ipv6? |
19:21.30 | bkw_ | jammy please keep i tin the channel |
19:21.35 | Exomorph_ | http://www.bcrc.ca/temp/chan_sip.c.diff |
19:22.30 | lele | only 4 devices: cisco, Siemens, grandstream, pingtel :) |
19:22.48 | Exomorph_ | Opps. :) |
19:22.49 | bkw_ | ok |
19:22.52 | bkw_ | I need input |
19:23.00 | bkw_ | the use of goto in C |
19:23.03 | Exomorph_ | ww: Please let me know what device and if that patch works. |
19:23.07 | bkw_ | I used it in my unixodbc-vm stuff |
19:23.11 | Exomorph_ | ACK!!! NO GOTO's!!!! |
19:23.16 | bkw_ | haha |
19:23.20 | bkw_ | what evah |
19:23.27 | ww | that is not the right way... but there is more to it |
19:23.29 | bkw_ | its better than duplicating the same code 6 times |
19:23.34 | Growler | goto is acceptable rarely |
19:23.54 | bkw_ | http://asterisk.bkw.org/other/unixodbc-vm-routines.h |
19:23.56 | ww | unless we're coding in basic now... |
19:24.00 | Growler | however that doesn't rule out times that it is acceptable |
19:24.05 | bkw_ | tell me a better way |
19:24.27 | ww | Exomorph_: the build_contact routine is a bit broken |
19:24.38 | Exomorph_ | ww: Oh? |
19:24.48 | bkw_ | http://asterisk.bkw.org/other/unixodbc-vm-routines.h <--- tell me if thats acceptable usage of goto? |
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19:25.09 | sousou | I'll ask again in desperation. Anyone using ISDN4Linux capi driver for Fritz on Mandrake 9.2? |
19:25.19 | indiam | hi friends |
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19:25.34 | ww | the real question is -- why p->exten == "" there? |
19:25.50 | ScaredyCat | Ingestion: Toxic (contains methanol) |
19:25.50 | ScaredyCat | Skin Contact: Can cause dermatitis |
19:25.50 | ScaredyCat | Inhalation: Central nervous system depression. |
19:25.50 | ScaredyCat | Eye Contact: Will irritate, can cause blindness |
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19:26.14 | indiam | i need a help on asterisk |
19:26.19 | indiam | can anyone help me plz |
19:26.41 | bkw_ | indiam speak |
19:26.59 | indiam | which OS is best to install asterisk ? |
19:27.04 | bkw_ | linux |
19:27.06 | Exomorph_ | bkw_: why don't you create either a new function that does that at the end, or make a compiler macro that does what you want. |
19:27.08 | indiam | Redhat or debian ? |
19:27.22 | bkw_ | Exomorph_ good job.. thats the input I want |
19:27.45 | Exomorph_ | ww: Thats what I was trying to figure out, spent a good 5 hours trying to track it down and gave up on it. |
19:27.53 | indiam | becoz, the server which requested is Redhat 9.0 |
19:27.57 | indiam | they gave me Debian GNU/Linux 3.0 |
19:28.07 | bkw_ | do not use FH9 |
19:28.11 | bkw_ | RH9 |
19:28.16 | ww | Exomorph_ oh... my chan_sip.c has diverged... AGAIN |
19:28.17 | bkw_ | its more like Fucked Hat 9 |
19:28.17 | many | indiam: they know whats good for you. |
19:28.17 | indiam | if you could suggest me which is best |
19:28.36 | ww | argh. |
19:28.37 | bkw_ | indiam RH8, gentoo, debian all seem fine |
19:28.40 | sobol | bkw_, i couldn't agree with u more |
19:28.42 | ww | 104 104 104 104 104 104 |
19:28.50 | Exomorph_ | indiam: use RedHat Fedora... |
19:28.52 | bkw_ | 104? |
19:28.55 | ww | bug |
19:29.02 | ww | the sip patch that makes NAT work |
19:29.10 | bkw_ | oh |
19:29.15 | ww | i keep having to do ugly manual pullups |
19:29.16 | bkw_ | does it work? |
19:29.20 | indiam | IS Debian/Linux is good for me for asterisk ? |
19:29.24 | Exomorph_ | ww: whats this? chan_sip.c had diverged? how? |
19:29.28 | many | indiam: yes. |
19:29.33 | indiam | thanks friends |
19:29.42 | many | i use asterisk on three debian boxes now. |
19:29.49 | indiam | really many |
19:29.55 | indiam | that is too much ;) |
19:29.56 | many | (home, one internal and one external at work) |
19:29.58 | bkw_ | GENTOO GENTOO... |
19:29.59 | bkw_ | haha |
19:30.02 | ww | Exomorph_ see bug id 104. there's a patch against version 1.249 of chan_sip.c |
19:30.15 | many | gentoo is for people with too much time 8) |
19:30.15 | ww | i don't have the code your patch is against because... |
19:30.17 | indiam | you have three wife ;) |
19:30.36 | indiam | thanks for all your help friends |
19:30.42 | bkw_ | many you can do stage3 installs |
19:30.49 | ww | i can't follow CVS because NAT is borken |
19:30.50 | many | and how do i upgrade? |
19:30.58 | Exomorph_ | ww: Let me take a look. |
19:31.00 | many | right. ;-) |
19:31.01 | Growler | bkw_: I'll agree with many on this ;) |
19:31.01 | ww | bkw_: slakware + pkgsrc :) |
19:31.13 | bkw_ | gentoo does really good on upgrades |
19:31.19 | bkw_ | I would rather compile it on the box |
19:31.19 | tclark | bkw_: did not fond always to cache the sql prep stnt with the odbc libs ?? |
19:31.20 | Exomorph_ | ww: can you apply my patch by hand? its only two lines that you need.. the if and the copy. |
19:31.20 | Growler | while I use Gentoo on my desktop the x86's in the server farm are Debian |
19:31.23 | bkw_ | than use binary crap |
19:31.31 | many | its no crap, infact. |
19:31.38 | ww | Exomorph_ but the surrounding lines aren't there in my chan_sip.c |
19:31.40 | bkw_ | tclark what? |
19:31.48 | Exomorph_ | Hmmmm |
19:32.08 | tclark | ic in that code you still using sql string on each call, not just passing parms to the prepd stmts |
19:32.08 | bkw_ | I wanna test the cache prepair in cdr_unixodbc |
19:32.09 | ww | something changed between 1.249 and 1.256 that makes your patch necessary... |
19:32.33 | bkw_ | set prepaired = 1 |
19:32.44 | bkw_ | then skip over that every time and call SQLExecute |
19:32.47 | bkw_ | and see if it plays nice |
19:32.57 | Growler | lele: what version of the Grandstream firmware are you running? |
19:33.00 | Exomorph_ | ww: let me look. :) |
19:33.05 | many | ~seen kapejod |
19:33.08 | | kapejod <~kapejod@pD9E81ED1.dip.t-dialin.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 22h 39m 2s ago, saying: 'bkw_: that would be very expensive!'. |
19:33.14 | many | hrm. |
19:33.27 | many | anyone using chan_capi? |
19:33.42 | bkw_ | tclark let me see really fast if that works |
19:34.10 | jammy | bkw, i get the same thing, proxy auth required |
19:34.26 | tclark | bkw_: can you also chg http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0000585 to BLOCK not FEATURE hehe maybe deadlock * boxs are nice feature |
19:35.56 | bkw_ | ok hol don |
19:36.21 | jammy | ok |
19:37.03 | bkw_ | tclark you broke it |
19:37.05 | Exomorph_ | ww: give me a sec and I'll see if I can pull up the changes for the ata-nat stuff for you. |
19:37.11 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:37.11 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:37.11 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:37.11 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:37.11 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:37.11 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:37.13 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:37.15 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:38.25 | bkw_ | tclark the sql query will have to be prepaired every time |
19:38.32 | bkw_ | the prepair does any escaping if need be |
19:38.53 | bkw_ | so if we don't call prepair every time.. we can't escape the new query |
19:39.27 | klicTel | I have a little question about zapBarge... once in zapBarge, is there a way to detect that the channel being listened to got a hung up? |
19:40.18 | tclark | hmm: must be a way i do that in the ms odbc world, guess i need to play, cant beleive then req sql stmt prep from str on very call that be fsckd implmenation never scales |
19:40.46 | bkw_ | the prepair escapes the query if it needs to be... |
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19:40.56 | bkw_ | not sure what hit that takes |
19:41.03 | bkw_ | who knows it might do something internally to cache it |
19:41.17 | bkw_ | but the docs for unixODBC are worse than *'s |
19:41.52 | tclark | doubt it be nice if there was a std store proc lang accross dbs |
19:42.08 | indiam | thanks friends |
19:42.16 | tclark | but odbs *should* do it for you.. |
19:42.29 | indiam | when i say cvs on my debian system, it is saying command not found |
19:42.51 | indiam | may i know where can i get the cvs app for debian |
19:42.58 | tclark | aptget cvs |
19:43.00 | ww | apt-get install cvs |
19:43.28 | indiam | which one aptget cvs or apt-get install cvs ? |
19:43.46 | ww | $2 |
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19:44.01 | indiam | thanks ww -- worldwide wife ;) |
19:44.27 | indiam | sorry i'm newbie, sorry for the intrusion |
19:44.30 | blitzrage | zup |
19:44.37 | tclark | apt-get install cvs |
19:44.48 | indiam | thanks friends |
19:44.58 | ww | no intrusion on public irc ! |
19:45.32 | bkw_ | SQLPrepare Yes Yes ISO 92 Prepares an SQL statement for later execution. |
19:45.46 | blitzrage | ww: you have your * behind NAT with your patch right? |
19:46.09 | indiam | what a wonder !!! Really debian is great |
19:46.31 | indiam | and ww tclark too |
19:46.40 | ww | modulo the fscking isp who changed the address range without morning and caused me to spend all night changing nameservers and rebuilding tunnels... it should work |
19:46.50 | ww | err... warning |
19:48.23 | indiam | i just want to use the SIP functionality in asterisk, can I just use asterisk module alone and leave the zaptel & libpri |
19:49.25 | Exomorph_ | indiam: you need to compile and install zaptel and libpri, but you don't need to have them running. |
19:49.37 | Exomorph_ | afaik at least |
19:49.52 | ww | unless you want conferences... |
19:50.27 | bevins | why do you need to compile libpri? I don't need it so I didn't compile it... |
19:50.31 | tclark | doesnt cvs moh reg a zap timing src still ?? |
19:50.53 | bkw_ | it can work without it |
19:50.57 | bkw_ | but it might not sound right |
19:51.24 | tclark | bevins: there were function dependency at one pt |
19:51.41 | indiam | so there is no problem in installing zaptel or libpri without a ISDN card |
19:51.53 | ww | none |
19:51.59 | indiam | thanks friends |
19:52.00 | bevins | tclark; now thats out? |
19:52.14 | ww | (just don't load the kernel modules for hardware that isn't there) |
19:52.46 | tclark | at one pt zap used to bark bcus of od some lib pri calls not sure if it still does i always do zaptel, libpri, & * |
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19:53.46 | bevins | ah ok.... Thats been fixed because I just compile * and zaptel and it doesn't complain. |
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19:54.54 | bevins | Is there a list of options for each conf file? I am writing a user interface for configuring cards and extensions. |
19:55.16 | blitzrage | bevins: yah.. in /usr/src/asterisk/configs |
19:55.30 | blitzrage | ManxPower: how did the move go? |
19:56.09 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:56.09 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:56.09 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:56.12 | ManxPower | blitzrage, I'm unpacking and setting stuff up. |
19:56.12 | bkw_ | muhhahahahahha |
19:56.25 | ManxPower | The only major problem is that the cable guy never showed up on Wed |
19:56.33 | indiam | i have got an error |
19:56.42 | blitzrage | ManxPower: now THAT's annoying |
19:56.47 | indiam | while compiling asterisk, /usr/include/linux/module.h:21: linux/modversions.h: No such file or directory |
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19:57.00 | ManxPower | So it'll be friday or monday before I get cable tv and internet |
19:57.02 | zoa2 | indiam: get your kernel sources |
19:57.13 | indiam | it seems linux sources were not available |
19:57.19 | bkw_ | ManxPower kick the cable guys ass |
19:57.23 | bkw_ | unless he's cute... |
19:57.24 | bevins | blitzrage: thats just the sample configs.... I'm looking for documentation on conf files and their available options |
19:57.32 | ManxPower | Ya know the only cable company I ever had before was Cox Cable and I NEVER even THOUGHT about getting Direct TV before I moved into a Mediacom area |
19:57.34 | indiam | zoa2: how will i get get in debian |
19:57.55 | blitzrage | bevins: ummm.. yah.... in the sample conf files it lists all the options and an explanation as far as I know |
19:57.55 | zoa2 | apt-cache search kernel |
19:58.00 | ManxPower | But I can get DSL here and I kow someone at a local ISP that does DSL.... |
19:58.09 | blitzrage | ManxPower: well there you go :) |
19:58.09 | tzanger | is PCI 2.2 a 3.3V specification? |
19:58.11 | blitzrage | free dsl! :) |
19:58.30 | zoa2 | is it possible that 1 span of a TE410p breaks? |
19:58.31 | bevins | blitzrage:ah! so I gues I will compile a workable list myself...:-) |
19:58.31 | pino | indiam: apt-get install kernel-source-2.4.22 (w/ unstable) |
19:58.34 | zoa2 | and the others keep working ? |
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19:58.46 | blitzrage | ww: for your patch.. the only configuration I need to do is add the externip=x.x.x.x in sip.conf? |
19:58.56 | blitzrage | bevins: yeppers :) |
19:59.17 | ww | no, externip is removed by my patch. it is borken by design |
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19:59.26 | indiam | zoa2: i got a list of packages moving up |
19:59.32 | ww | use inside_net, inside_mask and outside_addr |
19:59.38 | ManxPower | damn Netscapebrowser/email/cat |
20:00.01 | indiam | zoa2: apt-get install kernel-source-2.4.22 will this help me to install the right sources ? |
20:00.03 | ww | (the first two should really be inside_net/mask but i haven't done the parsing code for that...) |
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20:00.53 | ww | (should be something like pow(2, atoi(mask))-1 but overflow issues... |
20:01.03 | tzanger | zoa2: that's not cool |
20:01.31 | ww | blitzrage: to recap: <ww> use inside_net, inside_mask and outside_addr |
20:02.23 | blitzrage | ww: and where do those addresses go? |
20:02.29 | ww | but be careful -- there apparently have been questionable changes to chan_sip.c since cversion 1.249 |
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20:02.32 | ww | sip.conf |
20:02.33 | tzanger | ahh |
20:02.40 | blitzrage | ww: oh ok. gotcha. |
20:02.42 | tzanger | PCI 2.2 spec _required_ 3.3V power be made available |
20:02.49 | tzanger | PCI 2.1 3.3V was optional |
20:02.56 | JerJer | WTF Duba is in Bagdad |
20:03.03 | ww | ?? |
20:03.09 | blitzrage | ww: can outside_addr be my.domain.com ? |
20:03.13 | JerJer | George W is in IRAQ |
20:03.14 | voidptr | <PROTECTED> |
20:03.15 | ww | yes |
20:03.18 | blitzrage | ww: wicked. |
20:03.27 | bkw_ | OH FUCK |
20:03.28 | blitzrage | ww: will give it a shot. |
20:03.29 | bkw_ | thats not good |
20:03.36 | voidptr | ach, that chicken shit didn't dare to announce his visit! |
20:03.37 | voidptr | :P |
20:03.42 | bevins | tzanger: not all pci 2.2 boards will work though.... |
20:03.44 | blitzrage | bkw_: sure it is.. maybe he'll get shot :) |
20:04.00 | tzanger | bevins: why is that |
20:04.22 | bevins | depejnds on the mobo manufacturer. |
20:04.26 | bkw_ | they flew airforce 1 into iraq |
20:04.38 | bkw_ | thats fucking crazy |
20:04.44 | bkw_ | not very responsible |
20:04.50 | tzanger | bevins: any idea what the problem is? TE410P is a 3.3V card, and PCI2.2 requires 3.3V at the card connector |
20:05.02 | ww | it's true, the bbc says "Bush makes secret visit to Iraq |
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20:06.07 | ww | A menu for the dinner had even been made public, the Associated Press reported. |
20:06.18 | bkw_ | haha |
20:06.41 | bevins | tzanger: does yopur mobo support it? |
20:06.52 | ww | (that's for the dinner dubya was supposed to have been eating with his wife in texas) |
20:06.59 | tzanger | bevins: the mobo I am looking at is PCI2.2 compliant, that's all it says |
20:07.06 | bevins | What I am saying is just because its pci 2.2 doesn't mean a 3.3 vlot card will work |
20:07.09 | tzanger | I'd have to power it up, locate the V33 pins and verify it :-) |
20:07.29 | tzanger | bevins: what is the hangup then, do you know? It can't be 3.3v since 3.3v is required to be PCI2.2 compliant |
20:07.58 | blitzrage | guess he's already out of baghdad |
20:08.46 | pino | guys, was that REALLY him? |
20:09.00 | pino | i saw that on the news, but he had an unusal smart look in his eyes. |
20:09.10 | darius | yeah, that wouldn't be him then |
20:10.04 | blitzrage | lol |
20:10.43 | scud | HAPPY THANKSGIVING FOR ALL YOU NON AMERICANS |
20:10.46 | scud | bite me |
20:10.54 | blitzrage | Thanksgiving was like a month ao |
20:10.59 | blitzrage | s/ao/ago |
20:11.05 | darius | heh, I am American |
20:11.17 | blitzrage | damn americans are always late :) |
20:11.26 | scud | blitzrage: where you from? |
20:11.29 | blitzrage | Canada |
20:12.22 | scud | what is a canadian thanksgiving like? |
20:12.54 | tzanger | turkey, beer, football... same as american, just eralier |
20:12.59 | zoa2 | stuffed chicken |
20:13.27 | scud | ahh |
20:13.46 | blitzrage | yeppers |
20:13.50 | blitzrage | just better |
20:13.52 | blitzrage | :D |
20:13.58 | scud | whats the significance of the date, it being earlier? |
20:14.02 | darius | don't make us bomb you |
20:14.12 | blitzrage | darius: bah.. you couldn't get us all.. we're too spread out :) |
20:14.24 | blitzrage | we got LOTS of land :) |
20:14.36 | darius | so are the terrorists... but that won't deter us from trying |
20:14.41 | blitzrage | of course not |
20:14.46 | bevins | and lots of mountains to hide under |
20:14.46 | blitzrage | anyways.. |
20:15.30 | rot200 | anyone from digium could help me? |
20:15.44 | scud | rot200: digium is closed for the holidays |
20:15.48 | blitzrage | rot200: what.. the rest of us not good enough? :) |
20:16.05 | scud | rot200: everyone in the channel work at digium......we all live in huntsville al |
20:16.18 | scud | rot200: but since we're geeks we irc during social (family) events |
20:16.21 | bevins | on the same street |
20:16.42 | rot200 | blitzrage, it's a sales question :-) |
20:17.09 | scud | ask the question |
20:17.37 | scud | i'll say yes but i'll have to put a 75% markup on it |
20:17.44 | rot200 | scud, hehehe |
20:18.23 | rot200 | scud, my company has ordered four g729 licenses |
20:18.40 | blitzrage | rot200: ahh :) |
20:18.42 | rot200 | but didnt get any response yet |
20:18.42 | tzanger | bevins: aside from 3.3V power issues, why else would a TE410P not work on a PCI2.2 system? |
20:18.58 | blitzrage | ww: you around? |
20:19.46 | blitzrage | ~seen ww |
20:19.49 | | ww is currently on #asterisk (1h 1m 41s). Has said a total of 38 messages. Is idling for 12m 57s |
20:20.00 | blitzrage | he'll be back then.... I hope :) |
20:20.23 | bevins | tzanger: I'm not familiar with the TE410P hardware.... I just meant tomake a point that the pci specs says to be pci 2.2. compliant it must have the 3.3volt rail on the connector. Some mobo manufacturers still don't provide it and still claim pci 2.2 compliant. |
20:20.53 | Exomorph_ | anyone know if Digium is going to release their cards as pci-x ? |
20:21.30 | tzanger | bevins: ok that's what I needed to hear. :-) Thank you. |
20:21.30 | bevins | So short of pulling out your Fluke voltmete and checking the connector I can't answer your question |
20:21.35 | tzanger | bevins: that's exactly what I am going to do |
20:22.31 | tzanger | bevins: I had a similar problem with GVC internal PnP modems -- they violated PnP spec by giving all modems the same serial # (not -1) which meant you couldn't put more than one in a system. I broke out my soldering iron and my chip programmer and gave them all serial # -1 and it worked. :-) |
20:22.36 | tzanger | Exomorph_: heh |
20:23.15 | tzanger | I might have to build a little 5V -> 3.3V regulator for the TE410 if 3.3V isn't present |
20:23.26 | bevins | tzanger: you could allways solder a wire on the 3.3volt pin of the card to a voltage devider of your making on a 5 volt pin on the power supply to apply power to the card. |
20:23.43 | bevins | I don't know if Digium supports this behavior though...:-) |
20:23.44 | tzanger | voltage divider would work but that's ghastly in terms of power consumption |
20:23.51 | tzanger | a little buck regulator would do nicely |
20:24.22 | bevins | that works too. |
20:24.31 | blitzrage | ww: hrm... still doesn't seem to work. |
20:24.45 | blitzrage | ww: can't get the * box to register with any SIP proxies. |
20:25.18 | blitzrage | gotta go and clean the house. back in a bit. |
20:25.42 | bevins | IAX works great behing NAT... I thought I would have a problem with it....first shot it came right up. |
20:26.00 | blitzrage | oh yah.. IAX works great :) |
20:26.17 | bevins | its pretty fast too. |
20:26.43 | scud | its fast like butter |
20:26.44 | blitzrage | it's definately the more advanced protocol |
20:26.59 | bevins | what does the trunk=yes do? keep the connection up between * boxes? |
20:27.12 | ww | tick tick tick |
20:27.21 | ww | kinda like TDMoIP |
20:27.53 | bevins | ah! |
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20:28.19 | ww | ~seen blitzrage |
20:28.20 | | blitzrage is currently on #asterisk (28m 4s). Has said a total of 29 messages. Is idling for 1m 36s |
20:28.45 | ww | no register? hmmm |
20:29.04 | ww | what does 'sip debug' do? |
20:30.00 | *** join/#asterisk stief_ (~steven@a194-109-160-120.adsl.xs4all.nl) |
20:30.05 | david | hey - I've noticed a few people selling 'replica' FXO cards on ebay. Do those things even work? |
20:30.42 | stief_ | in which config file do i define my analog asterisk hardware device ? |
20:31.10 | david | stief_: zaptel.conf, I believe |
20:31.30 | tzanger | with the PCI 'notch' toward the front of hte MB (i.e. away form the back panel) is that 5V or 3.3V PCI? |
20:32.09 | stief_ | david thanks, btw do i need a sound card in order to get things working ? |
20:32.28 | tzanger | ok - key at front = 5V. key at back = 3.3V |
20:32.36 | david | stief_: not that I know of |
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20:32.58 | david | stief_: your pbx system shouldn't need a sound card |
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20:39.16 | Exomorph_ | bkw_: Hey... just to let you know, bug 588 is patch and the fix is on bugs. |
20:39.24 | bkw_ | ok |
20:40.09 | bevins | tzanger: two keys =3.3 64 bit |
20:40.10 | hmcgregor | Does anyone know if Asterisk can provide BRI service? |
20:40.26 | tzanger | bevins: not necessarily -- two keys on the regular 'short' connector = universal slot |
20:41.03 | bevins | well... |
20:41.16 | bevins | did you check your slot? |
20:42.47 | tzanger | bevins: it's at home right now |
20:43.16 | tzanger | pin 22 on the righthand side (looking at the mobo with the back of the mobo away from you) is +3.3V |
20:43.28 | tzanger | same with 27 on RHS |
20:43.38 | JerJer | the damn media is falling over themselves with this surpise visit |
20:43.40 | tzanger | IOV is 20 on LHS -- that can be 5V or 3V |
20:43.42 | blitzrage | ww: I'm back |
20:43.43 | stief_ | with the default setup (make samples) for which hardware is zaptel configued ? i orderd that analog phone jack, but in asterisk -9, doing set verbose 9, then calling to my device doesn't output anything |
20:44.06 | Jackhamr | hey guys, did you do an update to find out that most of the files had checksum errors? |
20:44.33 | tzanger | 10RHS, 20LHS, 59 LHS/RHS -- all IOV. |
20:44.51 | ww | br: ok... so what's happening with your sip registrations? |
20:44.55 | bevins | there is many 3.3 pins |
20:44.56 | tzanger | ack 16 RHS too |
20:45.09 | tzanger | bevins: those are the IOV pins -- any PCI card must be able to handle 3.3V/5V on them |
20:45.15 | blitzrage | ww: my Contact line: Contact: <sip:1000@207.61.247.181:0> |
20:45.16 | tzanger | the 3.3V PS pins are .. |
20:45.29 | blitzrage | shouldn't the :0 actually be a :5060 ? |
20:45.45 | ww | yes it should |
20:45.55 | ww | what version of chan_sip.c do you have? |
20:45.56 | blitzrage | hrm.. I'm running CVS from Nov 26 |
20:46.08 | ww | cvs status chan_sip.c |
20:46.25 | bevins | A39,53,45 |
20:46.43 | tzanger | 22RHS, 26LHS, 28RHS, 31LHS, 33RHS, 36LHS, 39RHS, 41LHS, 43LHS, 45RHS, 53RHS, 54LHS |
20:47.37 | tzanger | so now I guess the question is that on the TE410P is it keyed 3V only or will it fit into 5V slots? |
20:47.57 | tzanger | I have a 5V slot, but it claims to be PCI2.2 compliant so I will see if it's got 3.3V on the pins it should |
20:48.03 | blitzrage | ww: Working revision: 1.255, Repository revision: 1.256 |
20:48.27 | bevins | It fits in 5 volt slots, I'm pretty sure |
20:48.34 | tzanger | bevins: not from the pic on digium's site |
20:48.42 | ww | hmmm... i suggest delete it, then 'cvs update -r1.249 chan_sip.c' then apply the patch |
20:48.52 | blitzrage | ww: ok, I'll give it a shot. |
20:48.58 | bevins | Digium has docs on it? |
20:48.59 | tzanger | http://www.digium.com/downloads/product_sheets/TE410P.pdf <-- 3.3V keyed |
20:49.12 | ww | there's been some strangeness with building the contact header as Exomorph_ will tell you |
20:49.45 | tzanger | I can saw out the key but that is not something I'd want to do on a $1500 PCI card |
20:50.06 | bevins | I wouldn't do that either...:-) |
20:50.15 | tzanger | oh well |
20:50.21 | tzanger | this mobo's out of the question |
20:50.24 | tzanger | I'll check the backplane system |
20:50.27 | bevins | I have a board with 5 volt slots downstairs...I'll go check |
20:50.29 | tzanger | see if it's got 3.3V PCI slots |
20:50.39 | tzanger | bevins: do you have a TE410P there? |
20:50.47 | bevins | no.. |
20:51.58 | blitzrage | ww: recompiling now |
20:51.59 | bevins | It won't fit in it |
20:52.06 | tzanger | nope |
20:52.23 | bevins | unless you use a dremel and notch out the key...:-) |
20:52.38 | blitzrage | that couldn't be good :) |
20:52.44 | ww | br: weird... i am actually using v 1.255 after my update and it is working... |
20:52.49 | tzanger | blitzrage: well as I said up earlier, I don't want to do that to a USD$1500 board |
20:52.54 | bevins | then you could make a clock out of your card....:-) |
20:52.58 | blitzrage | tzanger: yah.. me niether ;) |
20:53.19 | blitzrage | ww: how do you patch it? I may be patching it with a wrong command or somethign :) |
20:53.23 | blitzrage | << not a programmer :) |
20:53.51 | ww | cd asterisk/channels ; patch -p0 < /where/ever/patch |
20:55.20 | bevins | anyone have schematics for a module on a tdm400....I have a module that has no dial tone |
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20:55.32 | blitzrage | ww: then a make clean ; make install in ./asterisk ? |
20:56.08 | ww | you don't even have to do that. just 'make' and it will rebuild chan_sip.so, |
20:56.15 | blitzrage | okie |
20:56.24 | ww | stop asterisk, cp channels/chan_sip.so /usr/lib/asterisk/modules, start asterisk |
20:56.47 | tzanger | so... unless that mobo has NO keys in it... I can't use it :-) |
20:57.11 | Exomorph_ | PSTN fall back, two analog ports, it will bring the PSTN call in if someone calls. |
20:57.14 | blitzrage | ww: Contact: <sip:1000@207.61.247.181:0> |
20:57.15 | blitzrage | still... |
20:57.41 | blitzrage | pretty much anything with a port number on the end is :0 instead of :5060 |
20:58.16 | blitzrage | other than that.. it looks like it's working :) |
20:58.35 | blitzrage | stop now |
20:58.39 | blitzrage | damnit! :) wrong window |
20:58.44 | ww | hmmm... |
20:58.56 | ww | port number specified in sip.conf? |
20:59.39 | stief | is the handbook-draft also a beginners book ? are only for developers ? |
21:00.17 | ww | has anyone been hacking silence suppression stuff or anything |
21:00.29 | ww | that might have introduced fuzzy sound on a sip extension recently? |
21:01.13 | blitzrage | ww: hehe.. ok.. I guess I forget to have a port=5060 in there :) doesn't look to be registering still though unfortunately. |
21:01.15 | Exomorph_ | ww: Not that I know of. |
21:01.25 | blitzrage | at least there is a :5060 on the ends of the addresses now though |
21:01.35 | ww | are you seeing the replies? |
21:02.09 | blitzrage | no. also.. Contact: <sip:1000@ipaddress> << there should be a :5060 on there ? |
21:02.16 | blitzrage | just the REGISTER's |
21:02.23 | ww | Exomorph_ weird.. i'm on a very fuzzy call sip --> pstn right now... strange |
21:02.41 | ww | br: the 5060 is the default so is notreally required. should be fine |
21:02.48 | blitzrage | gotcha |
21:03.11 | ww | if you're not seeing the responses... do you see them on the outside interface of the firewall? |
21:03.19 | blitzrage | going to check |
21:03.22 | ww | maybe the firewall is eating them... |
21:03.48 | blitzrage | ww: hrm.. shoudln't be. I have ports 5060 and 10000:10100 open, as well as forwarded to the internal machine. |
21:04.16 | blitzrage | both TCP and UDP for now. I'm pretty sure it's UDP, but for some reason, I remember having to have something forwarded as TCP to work.. I can't remember from before. |
21:04.44 | ww | don't think so. nothing that i know of actually implements sip signalling over tcp yet |
21:04.59 | daork | ww: cisco does iirc |
21:05.00 | blitzrage | yah.. didn't think so |
21:05.33 | daork | apparently some sip providers only support sip/tcp. |
21:05.44 | tzanger | sip/tcp.. isn't that a contradiction in terms? |
21:05.49 | ww | really? who? |
21:05.53 | daork | tzanger: how so? |
21:05.58 | ww | tzanger: no |
21:06.01 | daork | ww: duno, read this on ml archives |
21:06.29 | blitzrage | how do I limit tcpdump to report only packets on port 5060? |
21:06.45 | blitzrage | never used it before :) sheesh.. so much to learn :) |
21:06.45 | daork | blitzrage: <tcpdumpline> port 5060 |
21:06.46 | ww | tcpdump -n -i eth0 port 5060 |
21:06.47 | blitzrage | lol |
21:06.57 | blitzrage | easy enough :) |
21:07.19 | daork | blitzrage: man tcpdump, and look under 'expression'. theres a bunch of stuff there |
21:07.34 | blitzrage | daork: yah.. I was in there.. but didn't see anything.. must have been skimming too fast |
21:07.40 | ww | if you like reading bnf grammars ;) |
21:07.54 | *** join/#asterisk Al (~almaw@glide.mxtelecom.com) |
21:07.58 | Al | 'lo peeps. |
21:07.59 | daork | like 'host <hostname or ip>' is useful alot |
21:08.04 | tzanger | daork / ww: doesn't TCP add overhead to VOIP that is mostly useless? |
21:08.24 | daork | tzanger: sip isnt a streaming protocol, so it doesnt matter |
21:08.26 | ww | no, it is used just for the signalling. voice traffic is still udp/rtp |
21:08.49 | Al | Just to let people know that my Ethereal plugin is pretty much there. It now decomposes CODEC stuff properly. Check out: http://almaw.com/ethereal.png |
21:09.21 | blitzrage | ww: tcpdump port 5060, shows nothing on the NAT box... |
21:09.29 | daork | ww: be nice if multicast was widely deployed. |
21:10.10 | stief | with the X100P you only have 1 channel right ? |
21:10.13 | daork | ww: its not as simple as 'turn it on' though :) |
21:10.19 | Al | ww: multicast has nasty issues with lots of routers/switches. |
21:10.29 | Mike | stief: yes |
21:10.33 | Mike | stief: and a little echo |
21:10.39 | tzanger | Mike: hahaha |
21:11.00 | daork | ww: yes, it is. |
21:11.12 | daork | ww: for instance, how do you bill it? |
21:11.13 | stief | Mike: so Zap/1-1 ? :) |
21:11.25 | Mike | yeah but it sucks |
21:11.42 | stief | Mike: what Zap ? or the X100P ? |
21:11.46 | Mike | i just got one here first 30 seconds echo is not really good |
21:11.51 | Mike | X100p |
21:11.56 | ww | daork: billing not so hard -- port utilization |
21:12.03 | blitzrage | ww: hrm.. I get this: dsl-181.sarnia.xcelco.on.ca > fwd.pulver.com: icmp: dsl-181.sarnia.xcelco.on.ca udp port 5060 unreachable [tos 0xd0] |
21:12.11 | stief | Mike: i'm trying to get X100P to work acctually :) |
21:12.19 | Mike | stief: thats simple |
21:12.21 | stief | Mike: never worked with asterisk before, so i'm just skimming throught the confi gfiles |
21:12.21 | Mike | load the modules |
21:12.23 | ww | daork: and on big peerings, don't bill the multicast |
21:12.26 | Mike | zaptel en wcfxo |
21:12.28 | Exomorph_ | OMG!!! WHen they say "HOT AND SPICY" they really mean SPICY! |
21:12.31 | Mike | modprobe zaptel |
21:12.34 | Mike | modprobe wcfxo |
21:12.42 | tzanger | Exomorph_: ha |
21:12.50 | Mike | then configure your /etc/zap... |
21:12.50 | ww | blitzrage: that's your firewall telling fwd.pulver.com that port 5060 is not open |
21:12.56 | Mike | and /etc/asterisk/zapata.conf |
21:12.59 | blitzrage | ww: grrr.... |
21:13.03 | blitzrage | that's wierd. |
21:13.22 | coil | your weird |
21:13.23 | stief | Mike: great! :) din't know there where kernel modules involved as wel :) |
21:13.34 | daork | ww: so you receive once, and each of your customers receiving the stream pay? thats hardly fair, what motivation do they have to set it up if everything is streamed unicast? |
21:13.34 | Mike | stief: yeah 2 of em |
21:13.40 | Mike | zaptel and wcfxo |
21:14.11 | stief | Mike: cool, and default ? when i dial to the card, do i get a demo or something ? :) |
21:14.19 | blitzrage | ww: vewwy wierd.... it SHOULD be.. I told the firewall to open ports 5060 on the firewall, and forward ports 5060 to the internal computer.. will have to play around with the damn server some more I guess. |
21:14.29 | Mike | stief: well dial a real number |
21:14.41 | Mike | [mty] |
21:14.41 | Mike | ignorepat => 9 |
21:14.41 | Mike | exten => _98[134]XXXXXX,1,Dial(Zap/1/${EXTEN:1},90,Tt) |
21:14.41 | Mike | exten => _98[134]XXXXXX,2,Congestion |
21:14.43 | Mike | i use that |
21:14.46 | ww | daork: you could do some fancy math -- stream_bw / group_membership taking into account time and funny integrals and stuff |
21:15.07 | Exomorph_ | ouchy... that was way to hot. |
21:15.15 | ww | but easier just to bill customers for port utilization -- perhaps at a reduced rate for mc packets |
21:15.19 | stief | Mike wel i use a internal analog telephone central, so i just dial # 2 and that's the line where my x100p is connected on |
21:15.22 | daork | ww: so you now have to track who is recieving which streams.. |
21:15.31 | stief | Mike: let me copy those 4 lines :) |
21:15.45 | ww | daork: heh netflow :/ |
21:16.03 | Mike | stief: thats for outbound calls im still on the part of incoming calls |
21:16.10 | Mike | just got my card like 12hours ago |
21:16.19 | ww | daork: but i agree it's not really practicable. that's why i said simple utilization |
21:16.28 | daork | ww: :) |
21:17.16 | stief | Mike: i ment incoming calls as well, don't wanna get into outgoing calls now |
21:17.29 | daork | ww: for mcast to get wide uptake, it has to be worthwhile for the recipient of a stream. and unless you can provide differentiation here, well, its not worthwhile :) |
21:17.40 | Mike | stief: ill read about it now |
21:17.49 | ww | besides the isps should like it: customers are billed for traffic as usual, and they get a bonus by replicating the stream in their network and only paying for it once |
21:18.06 | daork | ww: for netflow to work, you'd have to monitor every customer's port. good luck with that :) |
21:18.18 | ww | but the customers get that automagically when they /send/ data to a group |
21:18.30 | stief | Mike: but when my hardware is configured like you just told, i can see incoming calls right ? like, channel1 ringing ? |
21:18.36 | daork | ww: sure, but the customers wont use it, because they have to set it up |
21:19.14 | Mike | stief: dont think so i just have been playing a few minutes with my X100p |
21:19.17 | ww | daork: but they won't even bother setting it up because the provider's networks won't support it |
21:19.25 | stief | Mike okee :) |
21:19.34 | daork | ww: also, on the fly allocation of mcast groups for voice conversations could be difficult. there was talk about this stuff some time ago, but i havnt heard of it since |
21:19.37 | stief | Mike: btw there isn't much to config in /etc/zaptel.conf right ? |
21:19.51 | Mike | 3lines |
21:20.12 | ww | daork: yes, rat/vat style random group/port doesn't scale very nicely |
21:20.14 | daork | ww: so, chicken and the egg, and management says 'which makes us more money, setting up service X, or setting up multicast which noone uses at the moment' |
21:20.33 | ww | daork: did i mention that we need ipv6 too? |
21:20.36 | *** join/#asterisk ManxPower (~werecat@msp1-471.datasync.com) |
21:20.38 | daork | and so you dont get time for the project |
21:20.41 | daork | ww: :) |
21:21.06 | daork | ww: funny you should mention that.. im working on getting .nz v6 widely enabled. |
21:21.12 | Mike | ManxPower: one question i copy from you the config on Zap channel i get an echo for about the first 15-30 secs what can i do? |
21:21.34 | klicTel | I have a little question about zapBarge... once in zapBarge, is there a way to detect that the channel i'm listening to got a hung up? |
21:21.41 | ManxPower | mike: I don't know. I never get echo |
21:22.04 | ww | daork: hmmm... there was another guy working on that there as well iirc |
21:22.10 | daork | ww: and, we dont 'need' ipv6 |
21:22.16 | daork | ww: what was his name? |
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21:22.24 | Mike | if im in mexico i load mx zone? |
21:22.24 | ww | 'need'? what's 'need'? ;) |
21:22.30 | ww | joe abley |
21:22.33 | stief | Mike: afther loading those kernel modules, doing asterisk -r Unable to connect to remote asterisk, sounds good, at least something has changed now :D |
21:22.34 | daork | ww: ah yep |
21:22.38 | daork | ww: you know joe? |
21:23.00 | ww | yeah, we've chatted a few times, and had set up some tunnels a while back |
21:23.10 | ww | very clueful chap |
21:23.44 | daork | ww: yep. i have his old job fyi. well, theres been a few inbetween :) |
21:24.32 | ww | small world |
21:24.33 | Mike | how do i clean the cache |
21:24.46 | Lafinion | halo , i forget link to website where i find how install mysql in * .. can someone remember it ? |
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21:25.09 | ww | blitzrage: how you doing with that firewall? |
21:25.32 | *** join/#asterisk YoYo (pitlord@dilbert.psknet.com) |
21:25.35 | YoYo | *BURP* |
21:25.39 | blitzrage_ | working on it.. may have found the problem :) |
21:25.47 | YoYo | is * CVS stable today? |
21:26.09 | david | I'm trying to compile asterisk on Debian - what is mach-o/dyld.h provided by? |
21:26.11 | coil | never! |
21:26.59 | daork | ww: the .nz internet community is pretty damn small. i've had a beer with most people in it. |
21:27.29 | Zebble | david: libgcj |
21:27.39 | ww | daork: : |
21:27.47 | ww | s/:/:)/ |
21:28.29 | blitzrage_ | ok.. I really don't get why I am getting port unreachable.. it SHOULD be forwarding the ports |
21:28.29 | tzanger | bevins: go stand in the corner! |
21:28.31 | david | Zebble: is that stuff coumented anywhere? |
21:28.35 | blitzrage_ | oh SHIT! |
21:28.36 | Zebble | google |
21:28.37 | tzanger | bevins: use strict and taint mode are the ONLY ways to use Perl |
21:28.38 | ww | daork: but joe is in london ontario these days i think... |
21:28.40 | blitzrage_ | wait.. got an idea |
21:29.00 | Zebble | another Canadian... |
21:29.01 | tzanger | about 1hr from London |
21:29.06 | Zebble | me 2 |
21:29.08 | tzanger | 40min from Kitchener |
21:29.13 | tzanger | 1.5hrs from YYZ |
21:29.29 | blitzrage | YYZ? isn't that zippers? |
21:29.30 | daork | ww: yep he is. still runs some random stuff down here though. contracts to old employers, and ISC has an f.root down here too |
21:29.34 | tzanger | hahaha |
21:29.37 | tzanger | Zippers, Ontario :-) |
21:29.44 | tzanger | YYZ = Pearson Int'l |
21:29.49 | blitzrage | ahhh :) |
21:30.08 | tzanger | <-- lives where Hwys 23 and 86 meet |
21:30.35 | blitzrage | w00t w00t |
21:30.45 | ww | ok. survey since there are so many southern ontarians here |
21:30.51 | ww | how many hops to www.torix.net? |
21:30.54 | david | Zebble: ok, well, that didn't work |
21:31.06 | bkw_ | lalallalala |
21:31.20 | tzanger | 7 hops to torix.net (I took off my local FW and my router) |
21:31.21 | blitzrage | ww: 18 |
21:31.36 | bevins | 18 |
21:31.45 | blitzrage | bevins: DSL? |
21:31.51 | bevins | cable |
21:31.55 | blitzrage | bevins: ahh |
21:31.58 | YoYo | YYZ sux ass |
21:32.05 | bkw_ | hwat |
21:32.09 | tzanger | yup 7 hops |
21:32.09 | YoYo | BKW |
21:32.12 | bkw_ | YoYo what did you need? |
21:32.16 | YoYo | nadda |
21:32.20 | blitzrage | a bunch of those hops are within the same dsl network though... |
21:32.22 | YoYo | just wanted to say hi 'n stuff |
21:32.27 | bkw_ | ah |
21:32.33 | bkw_ | YoYo you see my latest work? |
21:32.38 | blitzrage | goes to NewYork, then Chicago, then Toronto, then torix :) |
21:32.39 | YoYo | I heards about it |
21:32.44 | tzanger | WAT1.ALTER.NET -> TOR2.ALTER.NET -> mt.shawcable.net -> mt.bigpipeinc.com -> torix.net |
21:32.55 | bkw_ | http://asterisk.bkw.org/other/unixodbc-vm-routines.h |
21:32.58 | YoYo | have you played with david's boxcar doohikey? |
21:33.06 | bkw_ | YoYo no not yet |
21:33.07 | daork | fyi, im 22 hops from .nz :) |
21:33.14 | blitzrage | ww: can I call you via FWD? |
21:33.14 | YoYo | you wanna? |
21:33.14 | bevins | shawcable.net in toront? |
21:33.21 | YoYo | or are you doing the turkey thing? |
21:33.30 | ww | blitzrage: i don't know, can you? |
21:33.30 | Mike | bkw_: dude what can i do with a 15-30 sec echo how can i eliminate it? |
21:33.35 | blitzrage | ww: I think I can :) |
21:33.35 | tzanger | and I'm also 7 hops from my GT colo to torix.net |
21:33.49 | bkw_ | mike not much |
21:33.58 | blitzrage | ww: I just need your number, then we'll see if I have two way voice |
21:34.02 | ww | daork: :) |
21:34.04 | Mike | bkw_: why not? |
21:34.15 | YoYo | 15 second echo? |
21:34.20 | ww | use 75821 |
21:34.22 | YoYo | WTF? you say something, then hear yourself 15 seconds later? |
21:34.25 | YoYo | that's FUNKY |
21:34.29 | Mike | YoYo: first 15 to 30 seconds i listen echo |
21:34.31 | ww | 6 hops here |
21:34.33 | YoYo | oh |
21:34.36 | tzanger | GT peers in TO to shawcable it looks like... whatever 656.59.191.30 is |
21:34.36 | bkw_ | sip to x100p might have like a bit of echo |
21:34.39 | YoYo | yeah, you can fix that |
21:34.44 | bkw_ | mike talk.. if you talk the echo cancel will train faster |
21:34.45 | YoYo | get a hardware echo can |
21:34.55 | bkw_ | or use agressive echo cancel |
21:34.57 | Mike | bkw_: it gains expirience? |
21:35.04 | bkw_ | look at the Makefile in zaptel |
21:35.06 | YoYo | mike: on a per call basis |
21:35.17 | Mike | bkw_: i prefer trying agressive echo cancel |
21:35.22 | Mike | bkw_: what do i have to change |
21:35.32 | tzanger | maybe this T1's not so shitty after all |
21:35.35 | tzanger | seems to stay in Canada too |
21:35.46 | YoYo | canada rox |
21:35.51 | bkw_ | Mike read the file |
21:35.52 | blitzrage | Canada does r0x |
21:36.04 | Mike | bkw_: is it recommended |
21:36.19 | blitzrage | YoYo: a good one ;) |
21:36.22 | tzanger | I'm almost there... Field Applications Engineer |
21:36.26 | YoYo | blitz: haha |
21:36.34 | blitzrage | I'm still in school.. not there (yet) |
21:36.39 | YoYo | no, I'm just wondering what kind of jobs are available that I'd qualify for |
21:36.48 | YoYo | and I gotta wonder how hard immigration would be |
21:37.01 | Mike | its not a good idea searching for echo on the make file |
21:37.01 | Mike | lol |
21:37.28 | bkw_ | muhahahh |
21:37.31 | tzanger | hmm Bell HSE people are about 16 hops to torix.net |
21:37.43 | tzanger | shaw cable people are 7 hops |
21:37.58 | ww | what about unixodbc_query? |
21:38.03 | Mike | # Pick your echo canceller: MARK2, MARK3, STEVE, or STEVE2 :) |
21:38.03 | Mike | # |
21:38.03 | Mike | #KFLAGS+=-DECHO_CAN_STEVE |
21:38.03 | Mike | #KFLAGS+=-DECHO_CAN_STEVE2 |
21:38.03 | Mike | #KFLAGS+=-DECHO_CAN_MARK |
21:38.04 | Mike | KFLAGS+=-DECHO_CAN_MARK2 |
21:38.06 | Mike | #KFLAGS+=-DECHO_CAN_MARK3 |
21:38.11 | Mike | whats the best? |
21:38.17 | bkw_ | ww what do you want that to do? |
21:38.23 | bkw_ | just exec a query |
21:38.34 | bkw_ | N+1 on success, N+101 on failure |
21:38.42 | ww | put arbitrary queries in extensions.conf ;) |
21:38.46 | bkw_ | ok |
21:38.46 | ww | see app_pgsql |
21:38.52 | bkw_ | yes I seen it |
21:38.58 | Mike | ok |
21:39.00 | bkw_ | so we need app_unixodbc |
21:39.15 | voidptr | ok |
21:39.28 | bkw_ | what does app_pgsql do |
21:39.29 | voidptr | whats up with all those completely retarded folks on the ml |
21:39.42 | bkw_ | and where can I get it? |
21:39.54 | blitzrage | woohoo... * behind NAT with SIP! :) |
21:40.04 | bkw_ | blitzrage what patch? |
21:40.06 | Mike | bkw_: is it a good idea to use aggressive echo cancelation? |
21:40.08 | bkw_ | post feedback on it please |
21:40.11 | blitzrage | bkw_: 104 |
21:40.13 | blitzrage | bkw_: already done |
21:40.19 | bkw_ | Mike its there to test.. TRY IT |
21:40.25 | Mike | ok |
21:40.57 | bkw_ | ya you get alot of calls don't ya |
21:41.02 | blitzrage | :) |
21:41.23 | blitzrage | haha |
21:41.25 | bkw_ | can you take 300 calls? |
21:41.30 | blitzrage | I doubt it :) |
21:41.59 | blitzrage | I have 40KB/s of incoming bandwidth.. :) |
21:41.59 | Mike | bkw_: works AWESOME!!!! |
21:45.06 | blitzrage | can you scp a directory? |
21:45.18 | daork | yep |
21:45.18 | daork | -r |
21:45.20 | blitzrage | ahhh. -r :) |
21:45.22 | blitzrage | lol |
21:45.25 | daork | ;) |
21:45.35 | blitzrage | I really need to get in the habit of man <whatever> FIRST :) |
21:45.39 | blitzrage | daork: thanks man :) |
21:45.56 | daork | or <whatever> -h |
21:45.59 | blitzrage | sometimes I like to race to see if someone in IRC knows before man does :) |
21:46.07 | daork | haha |
21:46.31 | daork | should race irc and googld |
21:46.34 | daork | should race irc and google |
21:47.28 | bkw_ | haha |
21:47.39 | bkw_ | ~google wins |
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21:48.15 | blitzrage | lol |
21:48.29 | cypromis | hmpft |
21:49.28 | cypromis | nah |
21:49.30 | cypromis | better not |
21:49.33 | blitzrage | oh? |
21:49.35 | cypromis | after tons of indian food ... |
21:49.40 | cypromis | *buerbs* |
21:50.25 | cypromis | :)) |
21:50.25 | blitzrage | IAX is TCP or UDP? |
21:50.28 | kram | udp |
21:50.36 | blitzrage | damnit.. this should be working then :) |
21:50.52 | blitzrage | this is funny.. SIP works behind NAT, but IAX doesn't right now :) |
21:51.16 | Mike | bkw_: the agressive works |
21:51.27 | daork | heh |
21:51.36 | cypromis | sure it does |
21:51.53 | cypromis | where there any developments on MEC3 ? |
21:51.54 | Mike | cypromis: you also using it? |
21:52.03 | cypromis | yeah on tdm40b |
21:53.18 | voidptr | nite folks |
21:53.25 | blitzrage | g'night voidptr |
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21:54.27 | cypromis | n8 man |
21:54.33 | cypromis | hmmm |
21:54.43 | cypromis | anybody using anything else than mec2 on te410p ? |
21:55.06 | Jackhamr | hi gang. |
21:55.19 | Jackhamr | has anyone seen any problems with Grandstreams sending calls to today's CVS? |
21:56.05 | Jackhamr | i can do incoming but no outgoing |
21:56.17 | stief | all of a sudden i'm getting ERROR[16384]: File asterisk.c, Line 1346 (main): Unable to connect to remote asterisk, i recompiled drivers , still get this error when launching aterisk -r |
21:58.33 | many | maybe your should start asterisk first. |
21:59.56 | stief | many: it din't complain before, when doing asterisk -c i get lot's of error message |
22:00.08 | *** join/#asterisk ciego34 (~ciego34@213.250.148.249) |
22:00.22 | many | you read them? you fixed them? |
22:00.28 | many | what does ps aux say? |
22:00.44 | stief | many: i fixed the one that complained about config files, not the once that complain about .c files |
22:00.44 | *** join/#asterisk Zebble_ (~Zebble@66.207.107.50) |
22:01.04 | many | maybe you should try a higher debugginglevel |
22:01.09 | many | asterisk -vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvc |
22:01.23 | stief | many: with ps i verified that there isn't any asterisk process running allready |
22:01.31 | many | erm |
22:01.37 | stief | many: ok let my try taht debugging |
22:01.41 | many | asterisk just reattaches you to the console |
22:01.45 | many | asterisk -r |
22:01.48 | many | i mean. |
22:01.53 | many | it does not start asterisk |
22:02.00 | stief | many: owww, whoops, thanks :) |
22:02.48 | many | anyway, asterisk -vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvc shouldnt return you to the console, if it doesnt, then something is wrong and you should dig into it. |
22:02.56 | many | if it does. |
22:02.58 | many | aieee. |
22:03.12 | cdegroot | kram: did you see my pvt msgs re the deadlocks? |
22:03.27 | stief | many: just get's me into the *CLI> |
22:03.39 | many | it is running then. |
22:03.45 | many | (and should be working) |
22:04.19 | many | because this is the asterisk console (i meant things like bash with console before) |
22:04.35 | many | or rather, lets call it asterisk CLI. |
22:04.46 | many | so the terminology is a bit more clear =) |
22:04.58 | stief | many: hehehe :) |
22:05.13 | many | like, you can now type things like sip show peers |
22:05.21 | many | which should show you registered sip peers. |
22:05.38 | many | (tab expansion works) |
22:06.16 | stief | many: well i haven't really started doing anything usefull *yet* just got my x100p |
22:07.45 | many | ow. lucky one. |
22:07.48 | stief | many: thanks for the info though :) |
22:08.04 | stief | many: sip ? |
22:08.30 | many | session initiation protocol, one of the VoIP Protocols. |
22:08.45 | stief | many: ow you just use normal modem hardware ? |
22:09.12 | many | we have cisco sip phones as clients and one isdn p2p card for calling out into the pstn |
22:09.16 | many | and two asterisks work as pbx. |
22:09.56 | many | so the ciscos talk ip and asterisk is acting as pbx and gateway into the pstn |
22:10.22 | stief | many: sounds really cool :D |
22:13.18 | blitzrage | how fucking bizarre.. my * box won't register to iaxtel. |
22:13.39 | blitzrage | ports 5036 and 4569 are open on the firewall, and port forwarded to the internal machine |
22:14.11 | many | connecting our two asterisks through DNAT (portforwarding) worked with 4569/UDP only. |
22:14.41 | blitzrage | yah.. neither one registers.. going to try and track down the problem |
22:15.57 | blitzrage | well.. mom is bring home mcdumps, so I better go and clean the house. |
22:15.58 | blitzrage | back in a bit |
22:16.21 | *** join/#asterisk halfwit (~eliedtke@cs6669211-40.austin.rr.com) |
22:16.57 | blitzrage | wierd.. I don't see anything being blocked in the packets... |
22:17.01 | Jackhamr | ugh...every call out of the BT-100 returns a 484. |
22:17.05 | *** join/#asterisk kapejod (~kapejod@pD9E83210.dip.t-dialin.net) |
22:17.33 | blitzrage | evening kapejod |
22:18.02 | blitzrage | anyone have FWD setup that can make a quick test call? |
22:18.13 | blitzrage | or any SIP proxy actually... I have 4 of them :) |
22:18.17 | kapejod | hi blitz |
22:18.24 | many | hi kapejod |
22:18.32 | kapejod | hi many |
22:19.16 | *** join/#asterisk wijnand (~wijnand@213-132-162-42.multikabel.nl) |
22:19.21 | wijnand | good evening |
22:20.41 | many | mh, i have one stupid question left. currently, i have a setup for isdn_in which has exten => _${MSN}XX,1,Goto(foo,${EXTEN:6},1);; and i wonder wether theres an way to leave away the ${MSN} and having chan_capi match anyway. this would ease up configuring contexts a bit |
22:21.41 | kapejod | where is ${MSN} supposed to come from?? |
22:22.17 | many | its the actual msn. though i think you could even define it in the global section of extensions.conf and reuse it later *thinks* |
22:23.08 | many | like, capi.conf says: incomingmsn=12345 (which *is* the msn) and in exten.conf i match up _12345XX,1,Goto() |
22:23.11 | wijnand | does someone have a guide here on how to setup asterisk with multiple ISDN cards for as well as incoming as outgoing calls ? |
22:23.18 | many | (i shortened the example a bit) |
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22:24.27 | ManxPower | many, I don't thin you can have variables in the extension number part. |
22:24.27 | cool | hey there? |
22:24.39 | many | ah. okay. |
22:24.48 | ManxPower | Whicj sucks, I know. |
22:25.02 | many | it doesnt hurt me. yet. =) |
22:25.17 | cool | hmmm can some one talk to me :p ? |
22:25.41 | many | seufz. :) |
22:26.00 | cool | seufz?? |
22:26.28 | cool | HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!! :) |
22:27.04 | many | ich moechte nicht jedesmal die MSN mit in die exten => zeile reinklopfen. lass ich die MSN in der exten => zeile weg, dann haut mir das modul einen fehler um die ohren, iirc. |
22:27.38 | cool | i guess you're saying i'm cool, and the greatest in the world |
22:27.42 | cool | lol |
22:27.53 | many | not at all :) |
22:28.20 | many | kapejod never understands what iam trying to say in english, so i try to explain it in german which is kapejods and mine native language =) |
22:28.33 | kapejod | many: exten => _X.,1,DoesWhatYouWant |
22:28.46 | many | hrm. iam stupid then. |
22:28.50 | kapejod | yes |
22:28.50 | many | not that it makes me wonder. |
22:28.54 | many | :) |
22:28.57 | kapejod | that's why you are here ;) |
22:29.04 | many | probably 8-> |
22:30.26 | many | but anyway, i also spent half an hour finding out that devices= has to be the last line within one device section in capi.conf |
22:30.43 | kapejod | you could easily tell that from the sample config |
22:34.30 | many | isnt 0.3 the latest version? |
22:34.52 | kapejod | 0.3.0 |
22:35.12 | many | just because its used last in the sample.conf doesnt mean its logical that it MUST be the last element in the relevant section. |
22:35.51 | many | its logical to you because you wrote everything, but it isnt necessarily logical to L.User 8-) |
22:36.57 | kapejod | hehe |
22:37.06 | kapejod | i never said that anybody should use it ;) |
22:37.15 | many | right =) |
22:37.41 | many | i didnt complain anyway. ichwolltsnurmalsoerwaehnen. :) |
22:38.26 | kapejod | dasliegtimaugedesbetrachters ;) |
22:38.36 | many | *grin* |
22:39.52 | ciego34 | hi all, need help with add fwd.pulver.com SIP account to my *, any one can helpme???? |
22:40.32 | ciego34 | <PROTECTED> |
22:40.37 | bkw_ | lkasdfklasdfklsdfakljsdafkljsfdkljklsjdfklsdfjkljsdfkljsdfjklsdfkjlsdfakljsdfkjlsadfkljsfdkljsdaf |
22:40.40 | bkw_ | and thats how I feel |
22:42.13 | ciego34 | NOTICE[229391]: File chan_sip.c, Line 4741 (handle_response): Failed to authenticate on REGISTER to '<sip:78114@fwd.pulver.com>;tag=as15e7813e' |
22:42.13 | ciego34 | any idea??? |
22:42.28 | bkw_ | behind nat? |
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22:44.23 | ciego34 | behing smoothwall express 2.0 deltic |
22:44.51 | Jonas_Quinn | Anyone using HFC-chipset card in NT-mode? |
22:45.03 | kapejod | Jonas_Quinn: not yet ;) |
22:45.19 | Jonas_Quinn | Uhm......... this is a darn long week..... ;) |
22:45.23 | ciego34 | foward 5060, 5036 and 10000:20000 ports to my * ip |
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22:49.37 | ciego34 | bkw_> behin nat with Port Forwarding |
22:49.37 | ciego34 | TCP ALL 5060 192.168.0.1 5060 |
22:49.37 | ciego34 | TCP ALL 5036 192.168.0.1 5036 |
22:49.37 | ciego34 | TCP ALL 10000:20000 192.168.0.1 N/A |
22:49.55 | Jonas_Quinn | Kapejod.... how is developing goin'?? |
22:50.24 | ciego34 | register => 78114:cvaldessan@fwd.pulver.com/1000 |
22:50.24 | ciego34 | [fwd.pulver.com] |
22:50.24 | ciego34 | type = friend |
22:50.24 | ciego34 | secret = xxxxxx |
22:50.24 | ciego34 | username = 78114 |
22:50.25 | ciego34 | host = fwd.pulver.com |
22:50.27 | ciego34 | nat=yes |
22:50.27 | blitzrage | ciego34: you need to apply a patch to asterisk to get NAT to work |
22:50.39 | ciego34 | what patch???? |
22:50.39 | many | nice password. |
22:50.40 | bkw_ | ciego34 it wont work unless you apply bug 104 patch |
22:50.55 | blitzrage | ciego34: and it does work with that patch. I just got it to work tonight. |
22:51.16 | ciego34 | where can download?? where can read about??? |
22:51.28 | *** part/#asterisk kapejod (~kapejod@pD9E83210.dip.t-dialin.net) |
22:51.32 | blitzrage | bugs.digium.com |
22:51.37 | blitzrage | bug #104 |
22:52.18 | jgaviria | hi.... could somebody helpme... i have delay when im talking in some softphones with some pcs, in other words, i hear my own voice like 400msg after i talk... im using x-lite.... but this problem only happens in some pcs |
22:52.31 | ciego34 | thanl, let try |
22:52.31 | ciego34 | thx |
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22:52.49 | *** part/#asterisk raulfragoso (~raulfrago@200-204-142-71.dsl.telesp.net.br) |
22:55.23 | ciego34 | donīt look easy |
22:56.52 | indiam | can anyone help me |
22:57.00 | indiam | i want to compile asterisk |
22:57.16 | blitzrage | ciego34: sure it is. I'll help you in a few minutes. |
22:57.26 | indiam | it gives me /usr/include/linux/proc_fs.h:193: warning: `create_proc_read_entry' declared `static' but never defined |
22:57.32 | indiam | this error |
22:58.04 | indiam | can anyone help me plz |
22:58.12 | bkw_ | is that phillip2 dork in here? |
22:58.55 | indiam | bkw: can you help me plz |
22:58.57 | blitzrage | lol |
22:59.13 | *** part/#asterisk hmcgregor (~micros@ip68-107-140-131.tc.ph.cox.net) |
23:01.55 | blitzrage | :) |
23:02.05 | ciego34 | :) |
23:02.22 | ciego34 | have a client here ;) |
23:02.49 | ciego34 | donīt know how to aply 104 patch |
23:03.15 | blitzrage | give me a couple mins.. I just need to test it to make sure it works on the latest CVS, then I will tell you exactly how to set it up |
23:04.03 | ciego34 | thanks |
23:04.11 | ciego34 | can wait here |
23:04.16 | blitzrage | :) |
23:04.53 | blitzrage | for now, you need to add some options to sip.conf |
23:05.14 | ciego34 | ?? |
23:05.26 | ciego34 | before apply pach?? |
23:05.29 | blitzrage | inside_net=<internal ip> |
23:05.41 | blitzrage | inside_mask=<internet subnet mask> |
23:05.57 | bkw_ | ya know i'm sick of people that open bugs that aren't bugs but them just being stupid |
23:05.59 | blitzrage | outside_addr=<external address, you can use FQDN's here> |
23:06.06 | blitzrage | bkw_: lol |
23:06.24 | bkw_ | yes I hate stupid people |
23:06.39 | YoYo | not sure how to rewrite extensions.conf for his analog phones :/ |
23:06.40 | bkw_ | if you dont know something it doesn't make you stupid.. what makes you stupid is you ask before you try to look it up. |
23:06.52 | bkw_ | YoYo you on asterisk 100% now? |
23:06.57 | YoYo | working on it |
23:07.20 | YoYo | no turning back... I already pulled all the old wiring and have this about 1/2 way wired up |
23:07.55 | YoYo | except that port 12 is dead on my channelbank (broken wire), so I'm mapping 9 to 12, which actually kinda fucks up my macro :( |
23:07.58 | YoYo | *sigh* |
23:08.09 | YoYo | no, wait... maybe not |
23:08.10 | YoYo | hrrm |
23:08.49 | YoYo | extension logic brings me much pain :( |
23:10.32 | *** topic/#asterisk by kram -> gobble gobble |
23:10.42 | kram | yoyo how so? |
23:10.53 | blitzrage | YoYo: nah.. it's easy once you get it :) |
23:13.00 | YoYo | kram: because I haven't looked at it in like 3 months |
23:13.24 | YoYo | actually, I'm just getting myself in trouble by mapping extensions to physical interfaces |
23:13.30 | *** join/#asterisk Nixenator (Nix@195.174.12.175) |
23:13.33 | YoYo | that's ok though... I'm working through it |
23:13.42 | kram | that's "just" dial :) |
23:13.43 | *** join/#asterisk Jackhamr (~Jackhamr@64.212.11.53) |
23:13.51 | kram | remember you can do "show application dial" |
23:13.55 | kram | you know what would be really handy though... |
23:14.02 | kram | blitz: you feel like making some congributions? |
23:14.19 | kram | contributions i mean |
23:14.52 | Nixenator | Hi guys |
23:15.09 | blitzrage | kram: like what? |
23:15.43 | tclark | gobble gobble ?? |
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23:20.06 | kram | stuff for extensions.con fsamples |
23:20.22 | tclark | YoYo: curious with that engenious 920 do you get more echo than other analog phones when connect to fxo ports ?? |
23:20.53 | blitzrage | kram: ahhh.. sure thing |
23:20.59 | kram | here's how to dial SIP |
23:21.01 | kram | an example for H323 |
23:21.02 | kram | for IAX2 |
23:21.03 | kram | MGCP |
23:21.04 | kram | etc etc |
23:21.13 | blitzrage | ahhhhh |
23:21.16 | tclark | kram: thought this might be a day off for ya: |
23:21.25 | blitzrage | kram: I can do that. |
23:21.37 | kram | okay cool |
23:21.42 | blitzrage | I can't do H323 or MGCP as I haven't played with either. |
23:21.49 | blitzrage | :) |
23:21.54 | blitzrage | I'll do what I can though |
23:23.35 | blitzrage | kram: bug #104 can probably be merged to CVS. Works great for me with latest CVS from 5 mins ago. |
23:24.13 | Al | Does most of the signalling stuff to set up calls, ACK packets, send full header packets reliably, etc. |
23:24.22 | Al | Now all I need to do is pull out the audio streams. |
23:24.34 | halfwit | i got a quick question... i am recieving calls from a b2bua via sip into *, the b2bua my pstn call comes in from takes my ani and appends a bunch of junk on it which then gets displayed on my 7960. what is the best way to go about hacking the backside garbage off? |
23:25.13 | Al | halfwit: you can set the callerid - there's an application to do it. |
23:25.21 | kram | you'll just have to ask |
23:25.27 | kram | blitz: i'm confident you can come up with examples for all |
23:26.05 | halfwit | i tried using that by the sip uri comes in npanxxxxxx-gdsafdsfjdsafj@IPADDR and it uses the whole section in front of the at side |
23:26.20 | Al | halfwit: from the command line in *, show application SetCallerID |
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23:26.54 | bevins | How do I check if some option is placed on an ext. like dnd....I tried zap channel 2, I don't see anything abnormal. When dial ext. it goes directly to voicemail |
23:27.21 | bevins | I don't have dnd. |
23:27.30 | halfwit | but the caller id is on an inbound call and needs to be gleaned from the originating number, which is a non-asterisk number how do i change NPANXXXXXX-fdsafdsa to just NPANXXXXXX to set the called id with that app ? |
23:27.52 | blitzrage | kram: might be a good excuse to learn those :) |
23:28.10 | halfwit | i.e. i tried this |
23:28.11 | halfwit | [macro-singleline2] |
23:28.11 | halfwit | exten => s,1,SetCIDNum(${CALLERIDNUM}:10) |
23:28.11 | halfwit | exten => s,2,Dial(SIP/${ARG1},20) |
23:28.11 | halfwit | exten => s,3,Voicemail(u${ARG2}) |
23:28.11 | halfwit | exten => s,4,Hangup |
23:28.12 | halfwit | exten => s,103,Voicemail(b${ARG2}) |
23:28.14 | halfwit | exten => s,104,Hangup |
23:28.27 | halfwit | <PROTECTED> |
23:29.51 | halfwit | Executing SetCIDNum("SIP/-0815bae8", "NPANXXXXXX-sjfdsa-kau00icu0hrib:10") in new stack |
23:31.58 | Al | Hmmm. Obvs. you could fork an AGI script that did it for you, but that's rather nasty. :( |
23:32.50 | *** join/#asterisk Adam_ (~Adam@203.34.238.17) |
23:32.52 | YoYo | SetCIDNum(${CALLERIDNUM:10}) |
23:32.58 | halfwit | that's basically what i was wondering, if it were possible with regexp type suff |
23:33.13 | YoYo | halfwit: the first 10 digits are correct? |
23:33.17 | danielq | blitzrage: i can help with oh323 examples |
23:33.20 | YoYo | if so, then recheck your variable |
23:33.30 | YoYo | you're not doing the :10 right |
23:33.36 | halfwit | gotcha |
23:33.38 | YoYo | oh wait... |
23:33.40 | halfwit | or |
23:33.45 | YoYo | ${10:CALLERIDNUM} |
23:33.48 | YoYo | or some such shit |
23:34.05 | halfwit | hmmm international numbers would be clipped by a static solution |
23:34.10 | YoYo | your :10 was out fo the {}, even inside, you're telling it to drop the first 10 digits |
23:34.17 | YoYo | true |
23:34.20 | halfwit | gotcha |
23:34.35 | YoYo | nanpa is good 'nuff for me |
23:34.35 | halfwit | ; ) |
23:34.49 | halfwit | gotta run to dinner thanks for the help |
23:34.52 | YoYo | dinner |
23:35.00 | YoYo | hrrm |
23:35.12 | YoYo | there are like no restraunts open here :( |
23:35.17 | YoYo | I get a TV Dinner when I get home |
23:35.19 | YoYo | *sigh* |
23:36.56 | *** join/#asterisk Simon_ca (~sedgett@h24-81-97-130.vc.shawcable.net) |
23:37.30 | Simon_ca | anyone have their asterisk integrated with a cisco 5XXX? |
23:40.13 | *** join/#asterisk jammy (~jbrown@134santiagord09.codetel.net.do) |
23:40.29 | JerJer | sure, but why? |
23:45.43 | Simon_ca | jerjer: try to wrap my head around what I would need to do w/ my 5800 to set it up as a gateway. config for PSTN->SIP routing is not obvious. |
23:46.11 | *** join/#asterisk data[away] (~data@193.138.95.4) |
23:47.10 | YoYo | ok, how does transferring work on an analog phone (zhone channel bank). I tried flash and #, but in both cases, * dropped the call when I hung up |
23:50.19 | YoYo | nm... hadda wait for digit timeout |
23:50.21 | YoYo | ugh! |
23:52.11 | ciego34 | how to update to Repository revision: 1.258 /usr/cvsroot/asterisk/channels/chan_sip.c,v ??? |
23:53.56 | blitzrage | ciego34: you just need to do a basic update for asterisk |
23:54.15 | blitzrage | http://www.hacklocalhost.com/asterisk/_asterisk-update is a script I wrote which will do it for you |
23:54.39 | ciego34 | thx |
23:54.48 | blitzrage | chmod 700 and run as root |
23:55.02 | blitzrage | ciego34: report any problems you have with it to me. |
23:55.13 | ciego34 | ok |