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00:00.28 | testicle | testing |
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00:00.44 | bkw_ | stupid bitchx |
00:00.44 | denon | haha |
00:00.51 | bkw_ | why is it doing this to me |
00:01.27 | bkw_ | newfs /dev/brain |
00:01.29 | bkw_ | haha |
00:01.43 | denon | if only .. |
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00:24.33 | ursenj | I'm using SJphone to do a SIP call into * but when I got to Vmail it ask for passwd, I enter it but it doesn't take... keeps asking for passwd |
00:24.45 | Saxgod | 1234 |
00:24.55 | denon | bkw_ fell asleep at the wheel |
00:25.54 | lecram | ursenj: have a look at dtmfmode |
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00:26.18 | ursenj | on * or SJphone |
00:26.23 | lecram | both |
00:27.25 | ursenj | were in * |
00:27.27 | ursenj | is there any option in sip.conf for dtmf |
00:27.42 | lecram | yes... per entry.. it's called... dtmfmode |
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00:27.56 | ursenj | dtmrmode=1 ??? |
00:28.02 | lecram | no... |
00:28.15 | ursenj | what is the syntax |
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00:29.03 | lecram | I believe the options are inband, rfc2833, or info |
00:29.08 | bkw_ | what? |
00:29.11 | bkw_ | what happened |
00:29.14 | lecram | see also de sample sip.conf that came with * |
00:29.20 | ursenj | cool |
00:29.40 | bkw_ | dtmfmode=1 isn't valid |
00:30.26 | ursenj | it was just a question... I don;t spend all day in IRC |
00:30.47 | lecram | no... but it's clearly listed in the sample config files as well... :) |
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00:33.01 | arabe | Hi some one can tell me how works the pickupgroup at zapata ? |
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00:34.04 | lecram | ~google pickupgroup zapata |
00:34.05 | bkw_ | denon it didn't work |
00:34.07 | *** mode/#asterisk [+o bkw_] by denon |
00:34.13 | bkw_ | or is it delayed? |
00:34.19 | pattieja | see you guys (maybe tomorrow) |
00:34.34 | pattieja | going to take the Asterisk box home and try it my home line |
00:34.41 | pattieja | to see if the echo stuff still happens |
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00:36.52 | denon | bkw: oh, it did work .. |
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00:36.53 | denon | you wanker |
00:36.54 | denon | hehe |
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00:38.50 | ursenj | dtmfmode=inaband fixed it,.... |
00:42.33 | bkw_ | haha |
00:43.35 | denon | bkw: part/join |
00:43.39 | denon | just to be sure |
00:44.15 | denon | man, dumping Pass IV takes forever |
00:45.36 | denon | blah, gotta go home |
00:45.37 | denon | cya guys |
00:47.56 | bkw_ | l8tr |
00:49.03 | lecram | ursenj: that might give you problems with anything other then [au]law |
00:51.46 | bkw_ | ya inband is evil |
00:51.49 | bkw_ | and shouldn't be used |
00:52.30 | arabe | i have the next problem.. my pickupgroup at zapata.conf is not working... i have pickupgroup=3-6 and my channels are 3 to 6 |
00:52.42 | bkw_ | WRONG |
00:52.52 | bkw_ | pickupgroup=groupnumber |
00:53.01 | bkw_ | then blow that say channel = 3-6 |
00:53.18 | bkw_ | or never tried |
00:53.26 | arabe | o.k let me try.... |
00:53.37 | arabe | but also when i dial * i got busy tone |
00:53.48 | bkw_ | from what? |
00:53.52 | bkw_ | its ** |
00:53.54 | bkw_ | er *8 |
00:54.38 | *** part/#asterisk glLoadIdentity (~asdfrt@abn139-91.interaktif.net.tr) |
00:55.03 | bkw_ | My apologies Brian. Good to know your friends will bite someone's head off |
00:55.03 | bkw_ | for you, if that's the kind of thing you look for in a friend. :-) |
00:55.46 | arabe | also with ** or *8 i got the busy tone |
00:56.06 | bkw_ | *8 is it |
00:56.11 | bkw_ | or should be |
00:56.18 | bkw_ | on sip |
00:56.40 | arabe | any one have pickupgroup working with zap ??? |
00:59.16 | h3x | it works fine for me |
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01:04.58 | Yog | anyone deal w/ grandstream phones ? they have a webadmin interface right ? what's the URL to get to it ? |
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01:06.47 | sobol | 2 |
01:06.51 | sobol | shit |
01:07.03 | sobol | fuckin keyboard |
01:09.22 | arabe | bkw_> you have also have to define callgroup |
01:09.24 | Yog | oh..hrm..it's what i thought it was..not responding though :( |
01:09.37 | arabe | and it works now |
01:10.50 | arabe | any page with all * commands ? |
01:17.23 | Yog | is there a way to make * read the DTMF via audio from a SIP phone (e.g., decoded from the RTP audio) ? yes...i know it'd be costly CPU wise :-) |
01:19.29 | h3x | yes |
01:19.34 | h3x | its called inband |
01:19.42 | h3x | but you need to use G711 |
01:22.38 | blitzrage | anyone have examples for the sip configuration of a SNOM 200 ? |
01:22.57 | blitzrage | if you know it is on the wiki, then I can go and search the wiki myself as well |
01:24.14 | Yog | if the wiki is reachable :) |
01:24.15 | zigman | blitzrage, snom.com has |
01:24.20 | blitzrage | oh yah? great! |
01:24.22 | blitzrage | thanks zigman |
01:24.24 | zigman | np |
01:24.31 | Yog | if it's on voip-inf it may not be :-) |
01:24.50 | blitzrage | Yog: the wiki is / has always been reachable for me |
01:25.37 | Yog | i seem to have bad luck getting to voip-info lots of times |
01:25.47 | Yog | not sure if * is on that one though |
01:25.50 | blitzrage | I have heard that.. but not I :) |
01:26.00 | blitzrage | * is all over that wiki |
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01:26.20 | yebo | hiya |
01:26.26 | yebo | when's the party? |
01:26.49 | yebo | i just did a cvs upgrade... things seem ok, but i cant quit out of the console app |
01:27.07 | *** part/#asterisk SMERSH (timeshift@pool-151-196-247-155.balt.east.verizon.net) |
01:27.09 | Yog | oh wow....the budgetone is sending double keys :) |
01:27.15 | yebo | both quit and exit tell me that it wont shutdown the pbx and i should use STOP NOW.. i am not trying to shut down asterisk, i just want to detach the console app |
01:27.23 | yebo | i thought exit did that |
01:27.35 | Pj_ | control C |
01:27.37 | Yog | quit |
01:27.42 | Yog | quit works 4 me |
01:28.01 | Yog | well, if u ran it like "asterisk -c" i don't think u can detach from it |
01:28.21 | Yog | but if u ran it as a daemon and attached via -r, then quit works |
01:28.52 | Yog | hrm...i wonder why the grandstream is sending double keys..I bet they don't have good keyboard de-bounce :) |
01:29.51 | Yog | wierd..... |
01:29.51 | yebo | oh.. i always used to start it with: asterisk -vvvvc |
01:30.12 | Yog | yeh...it's running on your tty so u can't detach it |
01:30.18 | yebo | uh |
01:30.21 | Yog | well, u could probalby do ^z |
01:30.22 | Yog | bg |
01:30.31 | yebo | how do you start it? |
01:30.32 | Yog | but the output would prob still go to the tty :) |
01:30.34 | blitzrage | yebo: you have to do /usr/sbin/safe_asterisk first, then attach to the CLI via /usr/sbin/asterisk -cvvvvvr |
01:30.43 | yebo | blitzrage: ok |
01:30.47 | blitzrage | yebo: then you can use 'exit' or 'quit' to exit out of it |
01:30.51 | Yog | yeh.. or just asterisk -r |
01:30.53 | yebo | blitzrage: when did this start hapening? |
01:30.58 | Yog | err...asterisk |
01:30.58 | yebo | copper asterisk # asterisk -r |
01:30.59 | yebo | ERROR[16384]: File asterisk.c, Line 1349 (main): Unable to connect to remote asterisk |
01:30.59 | blitzrage | yebo: always |
01:31.03 | arabe | Any one have all *## like *8 or # for transfer of asterisk or any page ? |
01:31.04 | Yog | heh..i never use the script |
01:31.11 | Yog | just asterisk... solly |
01:31.20 | Yog | to start the daemon..then -r to attach |
01:31.21 | blitzrage | yebo: you have to start asterisk first |
01:31.27 | yebo | i am sure i didnt do it that way in the past |
01:31.28 | blitzrage | or just /usr/sbin/asterisk |
01:31.33 | yebo | i dont know what i used to do then |
01:31.37 | yebo | ah well |
01:31.37 | blitzrage | yebo: I've been doing it that way for over 6 months |
01:31.47 | Yog | bah :( |
01:31.50 | blitzrage | yebo: I think it's always been that way |
01:31.59 | yebo | until todya, my asterisk daemon had 4 months of solid uptime.. |
01:32.11 | Yog | this grandstream isn't letting me log into comedian mail..stupid thign sending 2 keys to * per keypress...sometimes... |
01:32.13 | yebo | im impressed that it didnt crash at all, even with MOH |
01:32.19 | Yog | probably a bug w/ the budgetone :( |
01:32.35 | blitzrage | yebo: yah.. * is fairly stable |
01:32.37 | Yog | heh..MOH usually makes it a little flakey I've found :) |
01:32.54 | yebo | we'll see how long this install lasts |
01:33.00 | Yog | it's not really useable in a SIP environment though unless * is your main SIP proxy |
01:33.33 | yebo | now, to ebay my channel bank |
01:33.39 | blitzrage | yebo: how much ? |
01:33.42 | blitzrage | and what kind |
01:34.08 | yebo | CAC.. lemme find the model |
01:34.50 | yebo | "ACCESS BANK I" I think the pn# is C86-0303 |
01:34.59 | blitzrage | oh ok, I know that one |
01:35.04 | tim27 | Yog: you like grandstream voice quality ??? |
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01:36.27 | yebo | blitzrage: you interested or shall i throw it onto ebay? |
01:36.27 | blitzrage | throw it on ebay :) |
01:36.27 | yebo | i see people listing it for $1100.. crazy.. |
01:36.27 | yebo | http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3064860815&category=11908 |
01:36.27 | blitzrage | yebo: yah, unless you wanna dump it for $100 :) |
01:36.30 | Yog | tim27: can't say i've used 'em much |
01:36.33 | yebo | blitzrage: well, that's actually what i had thought |
01:36.44 | blitzrage | lol.. really? any FXO or FXS cards ? |
01:36.53 | Yog | tim27: this is a customer site here i'm mostly doing linux stuff, but I kinda got put onto this SIP thing now :-) |
01:37.01 | Yog | tim27: the granstream phones seem...well..cheap :-) |
01:37.05 | yebo | http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3064860815&category=11908 <-- it's $200 on this auction |
01:37.14 | tim27 | toy phone |
01:37.21 | Yog | tim27: hehe..yeh :-) |
01:37.21 | tim27 | using x-lite with x100p |
01:37.26 | tim27 | and got echo :( |
01:37.28 | Yog | Xlite works nicely |
01:37.33 | tim27 | will try echotraining |
01:37.40 | Yog | yeh..lots of people complain about x100p/echo |
01:37.55 | Yog | constant messages on the list about it |
01:37.58 | yebo | blitzrage: what do you mean fxs or fxo cards? as in the digium cards? like the T100P? |
01:38.01 | tim27 | i think bkw posted soemthing about echotraining |
01:38.08 | Yog | seems one has to adjust lots of zap stuff to make it work right |
01:38.17 | tim27 | Yog: i think that the best solution is a channel bank with t1 card |
01:38.19 | blitzrage | yebo: no, I mean the interfaces in the channel bank to hook up to either phones, or phone lines |
01:38.22 | tim27 | but expensive |
01:38.26 | Yog | dont listen to bkw_ ... he doesn't know anything |
01:38.32 | blitzrage | yebo: the CAC connects via a T1 interface does it not ? |
01:38.38 | Yog | j/k :-) |
01:38.42 | tim27 | bkw_ dont know anything ???? |
01:38.46 | blitzrage | maybe I need to go and refresh my memory on that unit |
01:38.49 | tim27 | lol |
01:38.50 | yebo | blitzrage: one T1 port and then the centrex port to break out into the phone units |
01:39.00 | Yog | nah ... bkw_ is l33t... just a bit TOO l33t sometimes |
01:39.03 | yebo | blitzrage: the centrex break out things are cheap |
01:39.33 | blitzrage | yebo: yah, that's how I thought they attached, but there's cards in that unit to attach to the centrex units right ? |
01:39.34 | Yog | tim27: chan bank eh ? so u can just hook up analog phones ? |
01:39.47 | yebo | blitzrage: i think it's all built in on this |
01:39.58 | Yog | gettin' my learn on |
01:40.03 | yebo | blitzrage: there are cards i guess.. i did take it apart to look inside at one point |
01:40.05 | blitzrage | yebo: how many phones does your unit handle ? |
01:40.08 | yebo | blitzrage: but i dont think they sell them without it |
01:40.12 | yebo | blitzrage: 24 lines |
01:40.29 | blitzrage | yebo: it doesn't have any FXO interfaces for phone lines does it ? |
01:40.40 | blitzrage | sorry if I'm asking what should be obvious answers :) |
01:40.55 | blitzrage | I think I just need to go and read about that unit |
01:41.06 | yebo | this just connects to stations (fxs) |
01:41.13 | blitzrage | ok.. that's what i thought |
01:41.15 | yebo | it wont multiplex the other way |
01:41.26 | yebo | email me.. hugh@userfriendly.com |
01:41.28 | blitzrage | yah, some of them do both fxo and fxs.. that's why I was curious |
01:41.33 | yebo | i have to get going |
01:41.37 | blitzrage | sounds good |
01:41.55 | yebo | if i dont hear from you by monday, ill throw it on ebay |
01:42.08 | blitzrage | sounds good |
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01:42.32 | Yog | AH..voip info is working for me now! he fixed his lame delegation |
01:42.37 | Yog | and broken DNS server |
01:42.55 | yebo | blitzrage: im open to trades too if you have anything interesting |
01:43.01 | yebo | im off |
01:43.04 | blitzrage | yebo: I'm sorry.. I don't :) |
01:46.42 | tim27 | Yog: when tdm400p will support fxo , you think echo will be better ??? |
01:47.05 | blitzrage | I would assume so |
01:47.36 | tim27 | if i use echotraining... no other way to reduce echo than play with rx tx gain ??? |
01:47.49 | blitzrage | not sure, never used an x100p before.. |
01:47.59 | blitzrage | I'm pretty sure it's been discussed on the list a few times |
01:48.39 | tim27 | the way it work now ... it like amateur crappy sound |
01:56.50 | Yog | tim27: no idea holmes..like i said, i'm not a telephony guy :) |
01:56.57 | Yog | i'm still learning |
01:57.25 | Yog | i would like to set up a * at home as a SIP/PSTN gateway though |
01:57.32 | Yog | is the X100P the best bet for a analog line ? |
01:58.06 | tim27 | Yog: x100p have echo problem |
01:58.12 | tim27 | x100p is just a modem |
01:58.21 | tim27 | no echo cancellation on the card itself |
01:58.39 | Yog | ah...i was wondering about that...i figured you might be able to do that sort of the thing w/ a telephony modem |
01:58.45 | bkw_ | blah |
01:58.49 | Yog | but I read something that said u can't |
01:58.52 | bkw_ | I get echo for 5 seconds on my x100p's |
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01:59.04 | addNtoX | hi |
01:59.05 | Yog | 5 second echo .. wow |
01:59.21 | bkw_ | for some reason its 5.. it was ZERO |
01:59.31 | tim27 | bkw_ : you will have to help to config... because i'm able to access phone line... and got plenty echo |
01:59.45 | bkw_ | how long did the echo last? |
01:59.55 | bkw_ | it should take about 10-15 seconds for the echo can to converge |
01:59.57 | Yog | hey...can * do BOTH inband and rfc2833 at the same time ? |
02:00.04 | bkw_ | Yog thats bad |
02:00.15 | bkw_ | aka double digits in some cases |
02:00.16 | tim27 | doesnt seem to go at all |
02:00.19 | Yog | yeh..I guess rfc2833 is the way to go |
02:00.26 | tim27 | i use xlite with mic and headphone |
02:00.28 | Yog | i'm getting double digits from this damn budgetone |
02:00.33 | tim27 | maybe that my trouble |
02:00.39 | bkw_ | Yog use info for gs |
02:00.50 | Yog | but the zultys and xten is working fine |
02:00.51 | bkw_ | inband|info|rfc2833 are your options |
02:00.54 | tim27 | gs is better than xlite with a mic ??? |
02:01.01 | blitzrage | I need to order a GS for the parents before I go back to school.. |
02:01.04 | bkw_ | tin can and strings are better than GS |
02:01.08 | blitzrage | anyone got one they want to sell cheap ? |
02:01.15 | bkw_ | www.grandstream.com/TEMP/FIRMWARE/ |
02:01.16 | Yog | bkw_: yeh..unfortunately my customer has like 3-4 different brands of phones..gotta find one that works w/ all of 'em :( |
02:01.30 | bkw_ | cisco 7905's are nice |
02:01.35 | blitzrage | bkw_: how much ? |
02:01.37 | Yog | yeh..maybe a newer firmware rev will work :) |
02:01.37 | tim27 | but expensvie |
02:01.53 | blitzrage | bkw_: didn't you say you could get them fairly cheap ? |
02:01.54 | Yog | how about mitel |
02:02.02 | Yog | he's evaluating phones now |
02:02.16 | tim27 | bkw_ what you best price for cisco 79XX phone |
02:02.20 | Yog | i guess... he has like 5-6 brands...newest one is a mitel..but I can't play cause the power adapter isn't around :( |
02:02.21 | blitzrage | ok.. gotta go and shower now. |
02:03.42 | bkw_ | 7905's can be had for like 130-170 |
02:03.58 | bkw_ | http://www.hugi.is/hahradi/bigboxes.php?box_id=51208&f_id=681 |
02:03.58 | Yog | that's not too bad |
02:04.02 | bkw_ | ok everyone check that out.. ttyl |
02:04.48 | tim27 | bkw if i buy this i will get echo on my call... i shouldnt get echo with x-lite |
02:05.06 | *** part/#asterisk addNtoX (elhombre@p50841FD5.dip.t-dialin.net) |
02:05.44 | tim27 | bkw ??? this is a movies ??? |
02:06.01 | Yog | that guy needs help |
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02:06.14 | Yog | it's a guy w/ a bunch of bicycle honkers on him playing beethoven |
02:06.28 | tim27 | lol |
02:07.33 | Yog | people form iceland are strange :) |
02:08.42 | Yog | hrm..i think the guy doing it is french though |
02:12.30 | JerJer | http://www.hugi.is/hahradi/bigboxes.php?box_id=51208&f_id=681 |
02:14.10 | Yog | ah..it appears that * can do SIP info even if it's set for rfc2833 |
02:14.22 | Yog | so it does both at the same time |
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02:23.08 | Yog | JerJer: is that u ? |
02:23.26 | Yog | JerJer: u rule on those honkers |
02:24.34 | Yog | bah..these robots at my job site here are kinda annoying.making constand servo noises :( |
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02:36.05 | seemore | anybody have suggestions for a good channel bank with fxo and fxs |
02:36.32 | JerJer | Adtran |
02:37.10 | seemore | does the 600 work ok or is the 600e better ? |
02:42.17 | JerJer | not sure |
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02:46.32 | seemore | k thanx |
02:48.25 | curious1 | When I run addmailbox I get error msg command not found... any clues as to what I am doing wrong? |
02:48.39 | david | curious1: need to supply a full path? |
02:49.59 | curious1 | I am running it from the dir where it is... do I need to run it from somewhere else and supply the full path? |
02:50.28 | david | ,/addmailbox? |
02:51.02 | david | curious1: you should be able to run it from there, but you need to give a full path, or ./ it if it's not in your PATH variable |
02:51.19 | JerJer | . |
02:51.27 | JerJer | ^^^ should never be in your path |
02:51.57 | curious1 | thank you... |
02:52.00 | david | JerJer: one would hope not, but you never know with some people |
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02:52.11 | david | curious1: did that work? |
02:52.38 | Death_INC | JerJer, what's the reason behind not wanting . in your path? ... I've never put it there but... |
02:53.01 | Death_INC | security, people might stick files to be executed in dirs? |
02:53.12 | JerJer | someone could put a hijacked ls or ps or some other commonly used app |
02:53.12 | david | Death_INC: because people can replace useful binaries in the wrong places and you not knowing |
02:55.51 | curious1 | david: yes thank you |
02:57.02 | loko-moko | when is the * party in paris |
02:58.06 | tclark | seemore: ta 600 ok but pricey, ta750, or cac adit 600 all know to work well |
02:59.43 | klasstek | lol that URL was hilarious JerJer |
02:59.58 | JerJer | yeah i lauged so hard |
03:01.36 | klasstek | I finally figured out how to make xine play wmv files :) |
03:02.10 | JerJer | nice |
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03:02.37 | klasstek | Now I don't need windoze period :) |
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03:03.14 | JerJer | i'm stuck on winsucks until quickbooks runs in linux |
03:03.28 | klasstek | newer gnucash isn't bad |
03:03.38 | JerJer | or i get pissed off enough and finish my own billing shit |
03:03.39 | klasstek | imports from quickbooks too |
03:03.59 | JerJer | hmmm |
03:04.06 | loko-moko | but can it export to quickbooks |
03:04.07 | david | JerJer: does it not work under crossover wine? |
03:04.18 | loko-moko | accountants use quickbooks, not gnucash |
03:04.26 | klasstek | the gnucash that came with RH9.0 is usable. before that it was iffy |
03:05.02 | klasstek | 1.8.1 is what I've got |
03:06.06 | ursenj | does voicemail.conf format=mp3 vaild?? |
03:06.07 | JerJer | hmm |
03:06.10 | JerJer | no |
03:06.33 | ursenj | only wav?? |
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03:06.37 | blitzrage | and gsm |
03:06.44 | blitzrage | wav|wav49|gsm |
03:06.58 | ursenj | what is the BW difrennce |
03:07.17 | blitzrage | not sure. I would assume gsm is the smallest |
03:07.51 | JerJer | its a pita to make gsm play in winsucks |
03:07.52 | blitzrage | wow.. actually wav is the smallest |
03:08.00 | blitzrage | not by much though |
03:08.14 | ursenj | mp3 would be nice |
03:08.18 | blitzrage | meh |
03:09.19 | ursenj | wav would munch up a HDD pretty quick |
03:09.35 | blitzrage | depends on which wav you are using. |
03:10.11 | Yog | bah |
03:10.13 | Yog | i found muh problem |
03:10.14 | ursenj | well they are only two kinds supported wav and wav49 |
03:10.16 | JerJer | isn't wav49 microsucks play on GSM? |
03:10.24 | Yog | Zultsys bug I fink |
03:10.29 | blitzrage | for example, I have the same file in three different formats: .gsm, .wav and .WAV: 13124, 127404, 12995 respectively |
03:10.46 | blitzrage | JerJer: would make sense... since it's so much smaller than the .wav file |
03:11.01 | Yog | in SIP, when you ACK an OK for a phone pikcup, u supposed to ack the "Contact:" headers SIP address, no ? |
03:11.26 | ursenj | does any one have a web interface for email?? |
03:11.39 | blitzrage | I think there is a vmail.cgi file in the sources |
03:11.43 | blitzrage | but I've never even tried to load it |
03:11.58 | Yog | anyone...anyone...bueller |
03:12.09 | Yog | yeh..i saw that too..i never played with it |
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03:12.29 | JerJer | ursenj: squrriel mail |
03:12.44 | Yog | i think he's talking about a web interface to * vmail |
03:12.48 | Yog | jurjur |
03:12.54 | blitzrage | he might not be though :) |
03:12.55 | ursenj | yog, ya |
03:13.03 | ursenj | Vmail interface |
03:13.22 | blitzrage | then check out vmail.cgi, if that doesn't do it, you'll have to make your own :) |
03:13.40 | ursenj | I got My AXIM X5 with a Wifi card and a X-lite client working wiht * |
03:13.51 | Yog | that'd be an interesting project |
03:14.38 | ursenj | I have 6 people in my city with WDS aps,.. I can drive down the road and still hold a call |
03:15.05 | ursenj | We all share inet |
03:15.08 | blitzrage | nice |
03:15.15 | ursenj | really fun,.. |
03:15.23 | blitzrage | I want a softphone for my PDA so badly ;) |
03:15.31 | blitzrage | but I run a Sharp Zaurus, so I can't use Xlite |
03:15.55 | ursenj | Zaurus,.. Linux? shouldn't be to hard |
03:16.03 | Doppleganger | hmm a french room not in french |
03:16.14 | blitzrage | a french room ? |
03:16.21 | seemore | jerjer: have a look here http://www.sql-ledger.org |
03:16.28 | blitzrage | ursenj: not to hard ? |
03:16.43 | ursenj | isn't Zaurus on linux? |
03:16.52 | blitzrage | yah |
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03:17.19 | ursenj | nebug some source out of a handset,.. might work |
03:17.20 | blitzrage | but there is no softphones for the zaurus other than tkcphone which is like $20, and apparently not all that good |
03:17.46 | ursenj | there are a few handsets on linux,.. |
03:17.56 | Kilroy2k | blitzrage: http://www.killefiz.de/zaurus/showdetail.php?app=696 |
03:18.01 | Kilroy2k | zmeeting |
03:18.10 | Kilroy2k | does h323 |
03:18.15 | blitzrage | Kilroy2k: yah.. I guess :) |
03:18.33 | Kilroy2k | I would try it, but I run openzaurus |
03:18.44 | blitzrage | so do I :) |
03:19.15 | Kilroy2k | would be nice to run that over 802.11 |
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03:19.28 | blitzrage | for sure |
03:19.31 | Kilroy2k | wireless ip phone on the zaurus |
03:19.33 | ursenj | I had the cisco boys in today and they had a 802.11b cordless handset,...way sweet |
03:19.50 | blitzrage | I have a WCF12 for my zaurus.. works nice, but need a voip phone for it... |
03:19.55 | h3x | fuck all that shit |
03:20.00 | h3x | just use a pots cordless on fxs :P |
03:20.03 | Kilroy2k | I use the same card |
03:20.16 | ursenj | here goes h3x and a ata bit again |
03:20.20 | h3x | haahah |
03:20.39 | Kilroy2k | had problems with the initial zaurus rom getting it to work... reason why I'm using OZ now |
03:21.03 | Death_INC | regular cordless will probably have better range than 802.11 |
03:21.57 | ursenj | well h3x I have two hangars and a airport termainl all 802.11b coverage, I could give a mechanic a 802.11b phone and hey can use a laptop and the phone anywhere on the airport |
03:22.30 | ursenj | 2 birds i big ass stone |
03:22.34 | ursenj | i=1 |
03:22.40 | h3x | haahahahhaha |
03:23.41 | ursenj | now if the airlines would make some money I could buy one. |
03:24.18 | ursenj | 600+ for a phone that a mechanic will just break,.. not really worth it |
03:25.31 | ursenj | got quiet,... |
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03:26.19 | blitzrage | anyone know if the snom 200 phones work with dtmfmode=rfc2833 ? |
03:26.32 | ursenj | why would you need that?? |
03:26.35 | blitzrage | or do they only work with alaw and inband (like in the snom.com pdf example?) |
03:26.41 | Mike | hey guys |
03:26.50 | doughecka | debian rox |
03:26.51 | Mike | anyone having problems with BT100 not starting? |
03:26.56 | Mike | when i plug it to the power light |
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03:27.05 | Mike | it just gets light up the screen and the leds |
03:27.11 | Mike | but it doesnt show the hour or the date |
03:27.12 | doughecka | till fedora becomes of age, at least |
03:27.14 | Mike | nor connect to the web |
03:27.26 | doughecka | Mike: did you configure it? |
03:27.45 | ursenj | I run fedora,. just need to amke sure the libcs are linked right |
03:27.45 | blitzrage | ursenj: because i have someone who has a snom 200 phone, and I don't have one to test with |
03:28.00 | h3x | what happens if you plug a p4 800fsb in a 400fsb motherboard |
03:28.01 | ursenj | expensive phone |
03:28.04 | doughecka | indeed |
03:28.22 | ursenj | h3x, you get a pii |
03:28.24 | blitzrage | ursenj: hey, I didn't buy one, I was just asking the question as I am configuring for one |
03:28.27 | h3x | ha |
03:28.29 | h3x | no i mean does it work |
03:28.37 | h3x | or does it fry the chip coz of voltage or some shit |
03:28.46 | blitzrage | not sure.. try it :) |
03:28.52 | doughecka | yea |
03:28.53 | ursenj | ya,.. might be running half spped thought |
03:29.03 | h3x | ive already burned up enough hardware! |
03:29.05 | Mike | doughecka: i did |
03:29.09 | blitzrage | I would assume it would sync down just like ram.. but not sure |
03:29.14 | Mike | it wont boot up |
03:29.19 | blitzrage | so no one here has a snom 200 phone setup ? |
03:29.26 | ursenj | I have four AMDS on my death wall of fame |
03:29.39 | loko-moko | how does one fix this zaptel error. |
03:29.39 | loko-moko | /sbin/depmod -a |
03:29.39 | loko-moko | depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/2.4.20-gentoo-r6/misc/ztdummy.o |
03:29.39 | loko-moko | [ -f /etc/zaptel.conf ] || install -m 644 zaptel.conf.sample /etc/zaptel.conf |
03:29.46 | ursenj | fame or Flame |
03:29.56 | ursenj | both are approperate |
03:31.04 | blitzrage | loko-moko: not totally sure, but might be because of kernel-sources. Maybe the symlink isn't pointing to the right directory for you kernel sources for the kernel you are running ? |
03:31.41 | loko-moko | this is a fresh install of gentoo with only 1 kernel |
03:31.42 | loko-moko | hmm |
03:31.45 | JerJer | link |
03:32.01 | blitzrage | from zelda? |
03:32.06 | JerJer | <PROTECTED> |
03:32.20 | ursenj | gentoo, evryone is talking about it,.. my fedore is so stable or I would rebuild,, |
03:32.42 | blitzrage | ursenj: gentoo is good, but I couldn't be bothered to install it again... |
03:32.47 | wasim | gentoo, gentoo, gentoo |
03:32.54 | blitzrage | ursenj: running RH9 now, but want to install fedora at some point |
03:33.04 | blitzrage | I just hate reconfiguring my box again |
03:33.17 | ursenj | fedore feels good,. |
03:34.29 | ursenj | but it is always good to reconfigure,. keep you on your toes |
03:34.39 | seemore | excellent free accounting software, I use it for my business http://www.sql-ledger.org |
03:34.45 | blitzrage | I already know how to reconfigure... waste of time :) |
03:34.59 | blitzrage | is that a spam line ? |
03:35.25 | loko-moko | I have a /usr/src/linux and /usr/src/linux-2.4 |
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03:35.30 | ursenj | That is my biggest problem ,,... I use Linux for 3 months and then not need to touch it for a year and then I forget everyhting |
03:35.39 | blitzrage | loko-moko: and what do they point to? |
03:35.41 | blitzrage | loko-moko: ls -la |
03:35.44 | seemore | no, someone was talking about accounting above |
03:35.53 | ursenj | so stable no need to rebuild |
03:35.54 | blitzrage | seemore: ahh.. sorry about that |
03:36.00 | Yog | * doesn't need hardware to do inband RTP DTMF decoding does it ? |
03:36.02 | seemore | np |
03:36.43 | ursenj | seemore: what margin does sql-ledger cap at |
03:37.01 | Yog | I'd think that's a fairly expensive operation CPU wise, since it'd have to do signal processing in software at that point, no ? |
03:37.22 | seemore | sorry what do you mean ? |
03:37.47 | loko-moko | linux points to linux-2.4 |
03:38.01 | ursenj | sorry,. 1 million a year 20 million a year?,. size of compnay can it handle,.. |
03:38.19 | Yog | owell..i'm outa here |
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03:38.25 | h3x | yog |
03:38.27 | h3x | dammit |
03:38.29 | seemore | yikes ! not sure but it sure works well |
03:39.04 | seemore | it can handle multiple companies all postgres db |
03:39.13 | ursenj | cool,. have a freind with a furniture store,. he pulls a little over 11 m ayear,.. needs something bigger |
03:39.43 | ursenj | postgres?? ekk, Mysql is my freind |
03:40.36 | seemore | mine to but I guess postgres has some features that bean counters can use |
03:41.16 | seemore | I'm a tech, so if I can use it..... |
03:42.10 | seemore | its got a POS screen for cash register, and my favorite is emailing invoices in pdf |
03:42.12 | ursenj | Cool, the web page looks good. I might have to download and play with it |
03:42.27 | seemore | easy install setup.pl |
03:42.35 | ursenj | perl.?? |
03:42.40 | seemore | ya |
03:42.51 | seemore | I think |
03:43.04 | ursenj | I'm stuck in a Windows world,. dying to break out |
03:43.12 | h3x | ew |
03:44.08 | ursenj | only have about 100 servers ,.. 1500 desktops,. 9x,2k winxp, 60 cities,... lots of fun |
03:44.09 | blitzrage | I used Linux for a while, then had to go back to Windows, then started doing more programming type stuff, and had to go back to Linux |
03:44.45 | seemore | well I use openoffice and sql-ledger, cant afford windoze products |
03:44.55 | ursenj | I have nightmares,.. don;t sleep well ether |
03:45.07 | seemore | :) |
03:45.27 | ursenj | cell phone rings alot to |
03:45.55 | seemore | just got asterisk rockin with PSTN, SIP and h323 |
03:46.12 | ursenj | good deal,.. I need some PSTN hardware |
03:46.51 | seemore | I bought the developers TDM kit, that asterisk is some cool |
03:47.56 | seemore | h323 was a pain, I'm a wireless guy, a long ways from a programmer |
03:48.54 | ursenj | what is you biz |
03:50.03 | seemore | I've been doing SCADA, VHF UHF communication systemes, tower erecting and maintenance |
03:50.50 | ursenj | cool... I just setup a 802.11b across a twon for a compnay.. about 3 miles. Work spretty good |
03:51.39 | ursenj | do you do any 802.11b?? |
03:53.01 | seemore | yes we've been doing that since about 1998 |
03:53.21 | seemore | and 5.8 GHz |
03:53.28 | ursenj | cool,. do you use FCC certied systems or keep it under 4 watt output |
03:54.23 | ursenj | my next job in this town will be 5.8,.. way to much 2.4 polution |
03:54.24 | seemore | yes, Industry canada mirrors the FCC |
03:54.36 | doughecka | ursenj: 4 watt!!! |
03:54.42 | doughecka | its 500 mw, isnt it? |
03:54.59 | seemore | ERP is 4 watts |
03:55.14 | ursenj | 18db radio + 24 db ant. = 4 watt output |
03:55.14 | doughecka | ah |
03:55.14 | doughecka | forgot |
03:55.14 | doughecka | :P |
03:55.53 | ursenj | not quite 4 watts but close,. i think 36dn is 4 watts |
03:55.56 | blitzrage | seemore: where are you ? |
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03:56.07 | seemore | We have done 40 mile shots pretty regular |
03:56.17 | doughecka | blitzrage: at the center of 4 watts of 2.4 signals |
03:56.27 | seemore | My company covers Alberta |
03:56.35 | blitzrage | seemore: very cool. I'm in Ontario. |
03:56.41 | seemore | Ah |
03:56.43 | ursenj | what antennas do you use,.. Andrews?? |
03:57.09 | seemore | na to much dough, we use Radiowaves |
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03:57.29 | seemore | for the parabolic that is |
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03:57.58 | ursenj | I have been useing engunis radios,. 200mw senao cards |
03:58.06 | doughecka | lol |
03:58.09 | seemore | Flat panels are your friend, in a RF intensive enviroment |
03:58.22 | ursenj | really,..is it the polarity |
03:58.30 | JerJer | maxrad sectorized omni |
03:58.38 | seemore | no F/B ratio |
03:59.35 | ursenj | Ah, I see, The problem with this last job is there is WISP that put a 1 watt amp on everyhting, |
03:59.57 | seemore | amps suck, garbage in garbage out |
03:59.58 | JerJer | wholy RF noise batman |
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04:00.11 | ursenj | I had good signal strengh,.. but it would not hold a packet together |
04:00.39 | ursenj | ALWAYS use an antenna before you get out the cannon |
04:00.45 | doughecka | JerJer: HAHAHH! |
04:00.49 | seemore | ya, sorry guess we shouldnt yake about that here |
04:01.28 | doughecka | and the whole movie is like that |
04:01.28 | JerJer | :) |
04:01.34 | doughecka | HOLY POLARIS! |
04:02.03 | wasim | holy doughecka |
04:02.10 | doughecka | heh |
04:02.37 | wasim | ~wash wasim's mouth |
04:03.07 | wasim | with carbolic soap, nonetheless |
04:05.53 | blitzrage | wow, who made the sample config on ManxPowers site for X-Lite? |
04:06.02 | blitzrage | dtmfmode=inband |
04:06.05 | blitzrage | disallow=all |
04:06.06 | blitzrage | allow=gsm |
04:06.07 | blitzrage | <PROTECTED> |
04:06.13 | blitzrage | that won't work. |
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04:13.32 | JerJer | don't try to do inband DTMF detection on lossy codecs |
04:14.30 | blitzrage | I know :) |
04:14.31 | Death_INC | seemore, where you at? ... my sister's husband did something like that for a while in BC |
04:14.45 | blitzrage | JerJer: that's what I'm saying :) inband with GSM == bad! :) |
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04:22.49 | blitzrage | anyone here use vonage ? |
04:23.18 | blitzrage | lol |
04:23.32 | blitzrage | I have someone who I'm making a dialplan for, but I've never even thought about using vonage |
04:23.59 | blitzrage | so I'm not sure how to incorporate it into asterisk :) |
04:24.13 | JerJer | its a bitch |
04:24.18 | blitzrage | apparently they have a POTS phone number from them.. so I'm guessing they are a PSTN -> VoIP gateway ? |
04:24.27 | JerJer | ata=168 into X100P |
04:24.30 | JerJer | 186 |
04:24.45 | blitzrage | aha, so I guess that is why he has the third X100P then |
04:25.03 | JerJer | and hangup detection is not the greatest |
04:25.12 | blitzrage | oh wait.. I guess he uses it for outbound... |
04:27.34 | blitzrage | maybe I'll convince him just to switch to NuFone :) |
04:27.53 | doughecka | what is the command for debian to let me choose what group of stuff to install? |
04:28.09 | wasim | emerge gentoo |
04:28.14 | blitzrage | lol |
04:28.33 | wasim | soory, aptget gentoo |
04:28.40 | blitzrage | apt-get |
04:28.42 | doughecka | wasim: wow, pk's internet sux, it messed up debian to gentoo |
04:28.46 | doughecka | well |
04:28.51 | doughecka | I know that |
04:28.56 | doughecka | but I got gcc |
04:29.01 | doughecka | and then it needed cvs |
04:29.01 | blitzrage | doughecka: I was correcting wasim :) |
04:29.07 | doughecka | and then make |
04:29.11 | doughecka | and it wont compile |
04:29.21 | doughecka | so I am assuming that I need to get a whole thing |
04:32.04 | argos | is there something obvious i'm missing? want to list out what hardware * sees... |
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04:43.02 | ursenj | Hey anyone how does the TP100 interface into a Channel bank?? do you need a CSU/DSU?? is the CB a seiral interface?? |
04:43.40 | JerJer | csu/dsu is in the t100p |
04:43.48 | JerJer | just use the RJ-48C |
04:44.20 | ursenj | sweet,. so the CB doesn;t interface with a v.35 |
04:45.08 | doughecka | ARG |
04:45.14 | doughecka | how do I install asterisk on debian? |
04:45.16 | h3x | actually |
04:45.18 | h3x | dsu has to do with data |
04:45.21 | h3x | and you dont need a csu |
04:45.27 | doughecka | its giving all sorts of errors |
04:45.33 | h3x | i dont think digium hardware responds to csu loop up commands |
04:45.57 | outtolunc | sure does <G> |
04:46.01 | ursenj | h3x: good call sorry just a habbit to throuhgt all together |
04:46.03 | h3x | it does? |
04:46.16 | h3x | most telephony boards dont |
04:46.22 | h3x | anyway, thats all a CSU does really |
04:46.36 | outtolunc | i jacked a t400p directly into a AMI SF e&m immediate start line |
04:46.41 | h3x | it responds to remote commands to loop up, and it keeps your span from going into alarm just from resetting it or whatever |
04:46.48 | outtolunc | had teh t400p do the timing |
04:47.05 | h3x | but it isnt required |
04:47.21 | h3x | ursenj: The short answer is you need a T1 crossover cable |
04:47.34 | argos | any clue why a * detects the caller id from a linejack card, but doesn't seem to detect the ring itself (or answer the line)?? |
04:47.58 | ursenj | but if I get a CB with a v.35 interface I'll need a DSU,..right? |
04:48.07 | h3x | v.35 is used as a data pass through |
04:48.13 | h3x | well |
04:48.31 | ursenj | ok, serial interface, |
04:48.46 | h3x | it has nothing to do with voice |
04:48.47 | h3x | lets just put it that way |
04:48.56 | h3x | its for when you get an integrated t1 from your telco |
04:49.11 | h3x | and you have voice + data and you want to add/drop some channels out for data access. |
04:49.42 | JerJer | h3x: u can do it all on the Tx00P |
04:49.47 | h3x | true |
04:50.00 | h3x | you can use some channels for the hdlc driver in linux |
04:50.01 | ursenj | ya,. that is how I have always done it. Bring in a tie line drop 9 channels the the dsx port and the other to the seiral to get 960k of data |
04:50.03 | h3x | and use it as a router |
04:50.09 | JerJer | yep yep |
04:50.40 | h3x | however some perps, i think coppice said, it isnt very useful if you do a lot of data on the port |
04:50.53 | h3x | like you dont wanna use it for a saturated t1 of data |
04:51.06 | h3x | maybe it works better now |
04:51.48 | JerJer | we haven't had any complaints, yet |
04:52.01 | h3x | have you set up boxes with say, t400p |
04:52.08 | h3x | with 3 voice going to 1 data t1 for voip ? |
04:52.21 | JerJer | not 3 |
04:52.21 | h3x | i wonder if 6 voice GSM -> 2 data would work |
04:52.24 | JerJer | but 2 |
04:52.33 | h3x | probably need two computers |
04:52.33 | h3x | heh |
04:52.49 | JerJer | dual xeon hyperthreaded |
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04:53.16 | h3x | yea but you are using iLBC arent you |
04:53.25 | JerJer | yep |
04:53.34 | h3x | why not just use gsm if its that few lines |
04:54.02 | JerJer | i've always given da customer the choice |
04:54.13 | h3x | heh |
04:54.14 | JerJer | i make one call with each and let them choose |
04:54.21 | wasim | ilbc ilbc ilbc |
04:54.30 | h3x | gsm has less latency |
04:55.00 | wasim | it doesn't matter wehn your network has a 400 ms ping time to switch-1 :) |
04:55.05 | h3x | haha |
04:55.24 | ursenj | might as well us Frame relay |
04:55.37 | h3x | fuck frame |
04:55.49 | h3x | i got flat rate US48 private line pricing |
04:55.49 | JerJer | wasim: check it, it just might have gotten better |
04:56.05 | h3x | it rools |
04:56.22 | ursenj | h3x what is the cost |
04:56.44 | h3x | couple hundred bucks per DS1 + local loop cost on one end |
04:56.50 | doughecka | bloody hell, debian wants xfree-common when I install GCC |
04:56.56 | argos | grr... digium cards are 20 miles from here, but prob won't get them until monday.. |
05:06.24 | blitzrage | doughecka: and that's why I just install "development tools" when I install my OS :) |
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05:16.01 | coppice_ | Asterisk Party in Paris - also know as "Get Plastered in Paris" |
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05:18.59 | wasim | amen! |
05:19.18 | cypromis | hmm |
05:19.20 | cypromis | Paris |
05:19.21 | cypromis | food |
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05:21.39 | loko-moko | Is anyone using * with gentoo ? |
05:21.46 | wasim | hell yeah |
05:21.49 | cypromis | yeah |
05:21.52 | cypromis | loads of people |
05:22.00 | loko-moko | Did you have to modify the Makefile for it? |
05:22.06 | cypromis | the day we scrapped all h323 gateways we alo move back to i |
05:22.09 | cypromis | t |
05:22.10 | cypromis | no |
05:22.20 | loko-moko | i am getting tons of unresolved symbols when compiling zaptel |
05:22.35 | cypromis | which ones ? |
05:22.35 | loko-moko | never got them with RH9 |
05:22.47 | cypromis | nresloved symbols are kernel related |
05:22.59 | loko-moko | depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/2.4.23/misc/tor2.o |
05:22.59 | loko-moko | depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/2.4.23/misc/torisa.o |
05:22.59 | loko-moko | depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/2.4.23/misc/wcfxs.o |
05:22.59 | loko-moko | depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/2.4.23/misc/wct1xxp.o |
05:22.59 | loko-moko | depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/2.4.23/misc/wct4xxp.o |
05:22.59 | loko-moko | depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/2.4.23/misc/wcusb.o |
05:23.01 | loko-moko | depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/2.4.23/misc/zaptel.o |
05:23.03 | loko-moko | depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/2.4.23/misc/ztd-eth.o |
05:23.05 | loko-moko | depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/2.4.23/misc/ztdummy.o |
05:23.07 | loko-moko | depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/2.4.23/misc/ztdynamic.o |
05:23.09 | loko-moko | [ -f /etc/zaptel.conf ] || install -m 644 zaptel.conf.sample /etc/zaptel.conf |
05:23.15 | loko-moko | sorry |
05:23.35 | bkw_ | yes i'm using * with gentoo |
05:23.40 | bkw_ | did you genkernel? |
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05:23.52 | bkw_ | is your symlink right after a emerge -u world? |
05:23.56 | bkw_ | mine wasn't |
05:24.01 | bkw_ | had to go manually move the symlink |
05:24.05 | bkw_ | recomile my kernel |
05:24.11 | bkw_ | recompile zaptel against that |
05:24.14 | bkw_ | then all was good! :) |
05:26.09 | wasim | and the Lord said, let there be light, and we emerged... |
05:26.46 | loko-moko | no i compiled manayually |
05:26.52 | bkw_ | WHY ON EARTH DID YOU DO THAT |
05:26.53 | loko-moko | which symlink? |
05:26.57 | bkw_ | in /usr/src |
05:27.06 | loko-moko | link to what from what |
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05:27.10 | bkw_ | loko-moko you know genkernel --config will help you make a custom config |
05:27.18 | bkw_ | lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 22 Dec 10 22:24 linux -> linux-2.4.20-gentoo-r9 |
05:27.18 | bkw_ | drwxr-xr-x 16 root root 784 Dec 10 22:24 linux-2.4.20-gentoo-r8 |
05:27.18 | bkw_ | drwxr-xr-x 16 root root 792 Dec 11 10:02 linux-2.4.20-gentoo-r9 |
05:27.27 | loko-moko | ok |
05:27.41 | bkw_ | why dirty your hands when it can do it for you? |
05:27.49 | loko-moko | dont know how to use it =P |
05:27.59 | loko-moko | i just started using gentoo a few hours ago |
05:28.07 | loko-moko | was used to normal compiling of kernel |
05:28.08 | bkw_ | oh boy.. it will spoil you |
05:28.26 | bkw_ | loko-moko did you follow the instructions |
05:28.31 | bkw_ | and what stage did you start with? |
05:28.31 | loko-moko | yea |
05:28.33 | loko-moko | 3 |
05:28.36 | bkw_ | OH YOU SUCK |
05:28.37 | bkw_ | ok |
05:28.40 | loko-moko | lol |
05:28.41 | bkw_ | gen you have alot ot emerge |
05:28.42 | loko-moko | i was in a rush |
05:28.55 | bkw_ | ok |
05:28.56 | bkw_ | follw this |
05:29.21 | bkw_ | cd /usr/portage |
05:29.22 | bkw_ | emerge -k sys-kernel/gentoo-sources |
05:29.31 | bkw_ | emerge -k genkernel |
05:29.47 | bkw_ | then once thats all emerged |
05:29.51 | bkw_ | genkernel --config |
05:30.14 | bkw_ | it will pull the standard make menuconfig.. set all optiosn you want.. save it.. when you exit .. the compile will begin and install |
05:30.24 | bkw_ | then update your grub.conf or lilo.conf to point to the new kernel.... |
05:30.36 | bkw_ | if using lilo besure to run lilo to update |
05:30.44 | loko-moko | should i do emerge -u world first |
05:30.57 | bkw_ | if you started at stage3 let me see |
05:31.16 | bkw_ | no |
05:31.24 | bkw_ | stage3 is the world if i recall correctly |
05:31.39 | loko-moko | ok |
05:31.47 | bkw_ | http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/gentoo-x86-install.xml#doc_chap13 |
05:31.58 | bkw_ | The stage3 tarball provides a fully-functional basic Gentoo system, so no building is required. |
05:32.11 | loko-moko | ok |
05:32.18 | bkw_ | so emerge -k gentoo-sources then emerge -k genkernel |
05:32.31 | bkw_ | like it says when started at stage 3 |
05:32.49 | bkw_ | trust me.. gentoo is the shit |
05:32.49 | bkw_ | right wasim |
05:32.49 | loko-moko | ok |
05:33.14 | loko-moko | if only cpanel workedon it. |
05:33.34 | bkw_ | thats cpanel being lazy |
05:33.44 | bkw_ | it will work they just don't wanna take the time to install it |
05:34.32 | loko-moko | this is gonna be the 5th kernel compile of the day |
05:36.45 | loko-moko | maybe by 4 am ill have* running <g> |
05:37.33 | wasim | asterisk party in paris should have a webcam for those of us who don't have a life |
05:38.33 | coppice_ | wasim: I don't want to spend my life looking at webcams of brunken binges. I hope I do have a life. |
05:38.56 | coppice_ | wasim: or even drunken binges |
05:40.49 | outtolunc | i'd like to see how many asterisk stickers end up in unlawfull places <G> |
05:41.04 | loko-moko | lol |
05:41.12 | loko-moko | when is this party |
05:41.15 | outtolunc | unlawfull was the wrong word |
05:41.22 | outtolunc | 'interesting' |
05:45.38 | loko-moko | bkw- * IMPORTANT: 2 config files in /etc need updating. |
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05:46.05 | TestMasTer | Good evening, Well the Cisco Ip Phone(s) work with Asterisk, or do i still need the call manager? |
05:46.14 | wasim | loko-moko: etc-update |
05:46.26 | argos | bkw_: looks like gentoo is more FreeBSD-ish than most of the other linux distros - correct? |
05:47.15 | atacomm | whats new |
05:47.48 | cypromis | yes |
05:48.01 | loko-moko | thanks wasim |
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05:48.57 | wasim | wow ... 4down, india in trouble |
05:49.18 | wasim | go aussie! |
05:49.50 | wasim | this is about the only time i support australia :P |
05:50.28 | wasim | haha and coppice_ thought he'd escape cricket by moving to south-east-asia |
05:50.44 | wasim | little did he know a crazy paki would show up on #asterisk :P |
05:51.12 | coppice_ | wasim: There is a cricket pitch in Kowloon, and I think another on HK Island. |
05:51.32 | wasim | coppice_: yep, they play a regular tournament there do i think, super sizes or something |
05:51.55 | wasim | err .. super sixes even |
05:52.15 | coppice_ | wasum: dunno. I only walk past them, not go inside. :-) |
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05:52.45 | wasim | its such a gentlemanly game, allows lots of time to code and fix things during overs and balls |
05:53.37 | coppice_ | wasim: I remember walking past the cricket club in Kowloon one Christmas when a bunch of Chinese guys in kilts where playing carols on bagpipes. Pretty weird site. :-) |
05:54.31 | coppice_ | wasim: err, too much web browsing.... Pretty weird sight. |
05:54.57 | TestMasTer | Good evening, Will the Cisco Ip Phone(s) work with Asterisk, or do i still need the call manager? |
05:55.28 | wasim | coppice_: lol, i wonder if they went true scot and not wear anything under |
05:55.29 | coppice_ | TestMasTer: no rational human being needs the call manager |
05:55.33 | argos | TestMasTer: generally speaking, they work fine |
05:56.27 | coppice_ | wasim: Its not usually too cold here at Xmas, so that wouldn't be too uncomfortable. |
05:57.24 | jsharp | bleh. |
05:59.39 | TestMasTer | Anyone know i can find some good docs on setting asterisk up to work with cisco, Also is there a GUI for setting up new accounts? |
06:01.40 | argos | TestMasTer: check documentation section on www.digium.com - don't "ignore version 1 just because version 2 exists" - the doc project is ongoing... |
06:01.58 | TestMasTer | argos: ok thank you Very much |
06:01.59 | argos | no gui that I know of, but the config files are pretty simple - |
06:02.14 | TestMasTer | argos: one more question if you don`t mind |
06:02.30 | argos | it takes a little digging, but "The truth is out there..." |
06:02.31 | argos | shoot |
06:02.55 | TestMasTer | when registering a phone or other, is it Though the mac address or do i need to assign a ip? |
06:04.08 | argos | mac addr is ignored... ip addr can be set to "dynamic", then it'll just pay attention to authentication name/password defined in the config files (and programmed into the phone) |
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06:06.23 | TestMasTer | argos: I can`t figure out how to gain access to the phone to program that stuff in it , I can only program, the ip address and stuff in it |
06:06.28 | wasim | whats the right way to use maanger securely, ssh to the host and then telnet locally? |
06:06.57 | wasim | or are we working on a ssh-enabled drop in for manager? |
06:07.40 | argos | TestMasTer: what model phone? I've only messed with the 7960 |
06:07.53 | TestMasTer | 1910 |
06:08.01 | argos | 7910? |
06:08.03 | TestMasTer | sorry |
06:08.05 | argos | :) |
06:08.07 | TestMasTer | 7910 |
06:08.12 | TestMasTer | ya thats it |
06:08.16 | TestMasTer | lol sorry long day |
06:08.21 | argos | understand... |
06:08.28 | argos | lemme look really quick |
06:14.22 | TestMasTer | argos: i have been doing that alot lol |
06:15.14 | argos | hmm - cisco kinda lumps the 7960, 7940, and 7910 together in the "installing" section - I imagine they're all pretty similar |
06:15.37 | argos | on the 7960, you hit the settings button, then scroll down to SIP configuration |
06:15.39 | TestMasTer | the look is ALOT diff |
06:15.50 | argos | (assuming you have a SIP image installed on the phone) |
06:15.58 | TestMasTer | I don`t see sip |
06:17.05 | argos | (it's the option below "Network Configuration" on here..) you have a "Status" option? |
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06:17.37 | TestMasTer | no Status neither |
06:18.25 | TestMasTer | ok the 7940 i have here All i have is network config and then Modual information then status |
06:18.32 | TestMasTer | yes i have two phones here |
06:18.36 | Haxot | Wow,, lotta peeps |
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06:21.20 | argos | guessing you have Cisco's SCCP image on them... Believe it works with Asterisk, but couldn't tell you how.... (check the docs). I'd suggest upgrading the firmware to SIP, if you have a CCO login |
06:22.05 | TestMasTer | I don`t have that CCO, hrmz, i wonder if i reset back to factory if i can get the CCO login? |
06:22.50 | argos | i mean a username/password to Cisco's CCO support site... :) very useful... |
06:23.50 | argos | it's a yearly fee, but I think it's pretty cheap for phones... |
06:24.27 | TestMasTer | ok i will have to look in to that... Thank you argos for your help |
06:26.18 | argos | no prob... check the docs - you'll find things referring to "MGCP" and "SCCP" (or "skinny") - you probably have one of those two on your phones right now... (Call Manager uses them by default) |
06:26.32 | argos | pretty sure asterisk has decent support for them, but they're not "ideal" |
06:27.33 | TestMasTer | ok i`m going to go read them now thank you once again |
06:27.39 | argos | good luck |
06:27.55 | TestMasTer | lol i think i might need it |
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06:29.34 | bde | whats the recommended system specs for an asterisk server that can handle 2-3 simultaneous calls? |
06:29.57 | wasim | dual-xeon hyperthreded 5ghz with 4 GB ram and ultra-wide320 SCSI |
06:30.10 | wasim | and 10G ethernet |
06:30.12 | argos | wasim: damn - beat me to the punch |
06:30.13 | argos | :) |
06:30.21 | bde | hehe |
06:30.22 | wasim | :) |
06:30.34 | bde | i think i need a second opinion |
06:31.17 | loko-moko | lol |
06:31.19 | argos | not sure on the "recommended" specs, but they should be pretty light... I've been working with a P-II 333 |
06:31.20 | loko-moko | i need that machine |
06:32.00 | wasim | bde: it depends on what the call is, what codec, are htey IP calls, or TDM |
06:33.47 | bde | wasim: sip, ulaw, and yes ip calls |
06:34.23 | wasim | bde: ulaw, you should be fine with a P1, since there's very little CPU overhead |
06:34.45 | bde | how about gsm? |
06:34.52 | argos | the way I understand it (sorta new at this), ulaw is one of the "lightest" as far as CPU is concerned |
06:35.21 | wasim | bde: slightly more, show translations on the * CLI |
06:35.34 | bde | what would happen if the system didn't have enough cpu? |
06:35.45 | wasim | bde: it also depends on how you've optimized the compile |
06:35.48 | wasim | bde: choppy voice |
06:35.51 | argos | dropouts, jerkyness on the audio, etc |
06:35.55 | wasim | bde: worst case, no call |
06:36.12 | argos | wasim: actually, worst case, machine goes up in flames.. :) |
06:36.27 | bde | lol |
06:36.28 | bde | ok, sounds good |
06:37.30 | wasim | i had that happen once on an old sun monitor |
06:37.53 | wasim | not cause of asterisk, my own stupidity |
06:38.56 | argos | hehe... a LONG time ago, I used a PC power supply to charge up a nicad battery pack without any current limiting on it... charged the hell outta the pack in no time, and then the smoke started pouring out of the power supply |
06:39.08 | argos | carried it by it's wires into the front yard...:) |
06:39.34 | argos | ahh, high-school days...:) |
06:39.52 | Haxot | *chuckles* |
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06:41.39 | argos | we were YSD.. young, stupid, and drunk.. :) |
06:43.40 | Haxot | Ever heard of the poptart+toaster=Flamethrower |
06:44.36 | TestMasTer | argos: Hrmz i can`t seem to find any information on those ideas you had example the skunny one MGCP OR SCCP |
06:48.06 | argos | hmm - dunno... there are example "skinny.conf" and "mgcp.conf" files in the asterisk distribution... combined with what you can pick off from cisco's web site, I imagine the answer is there somewhere... |
06:49.03 | TestMasTer | I will keep searching Thanx again |
06:49.33 | argos | also try going to google and putting "site:lists.digium.com skinny" into the search box |
06:49.44 | argos | lotsa stuff comes up |
06:49.50 | TestMasTer | Oh that works thanx |
06:50.00 | argos | yu |
06:50.02 | argos | yup |
06:56.39 | atacomm | so anyone see the new changes to google? |
06:58.03 | argos | hmm - not right away - major stuff? |
06:58.05 | Haxot | ? Nope*goes ot look* |
06:58.27 | Haxot | LOL |
06:58.29 | Haxot | funky |
06:58.36 | atacomm | argos: now if you type something in, say ATA-186.... it shows results from froogle first |
06:58.54 | atacomm | and you can search by FCC, patent, or shipment tracking numbers, and it will get results |
06:59.12 | argos | heh - did notice that froogle was mentioned on the home page |
06:59.26 | coppice_ | Eh? What's different about Google? It looks the same as ever to me. |
06:59.40 | Haxot | froogle preferential servioce |
06:59.49 | atacomm | i'm not sure i like froogle being integrated into the main search results....kindof does away with the advantages of the adwords advertising |
07:00.18 | atacomm | wonder how long till Google approves my SPA-2000 advertising |
07:01.41 | coppice_ | Maybe these changes to Google haven't rolled out across the globe yet. I can't see anything different. |
07:01.57 | Haxot | coppice: What country? |
07:02.06 | coppice_ | HK |
07:02.42 | Haxot | Hit shift F5 |
07:02.50 | Haxot | or ctrl F5 |
07:02.58 | Haxot | to force a cache refresh |
07:03.07 | TestMasTer | argos: sorry to bug you again, when i restart asterisk, i keep getting at the shutdown part that it faild |
07:03.13 | Haxot | if lucky, the cache will refresh and you get the latest thang |
07:04.03 | coppice_ | I tried refreshin already... and I did try Googling in English as well as Chinese :-) |
07:04.08 | loko-moko | how far are you from cleveland |
07:04.14 | argos | TestMasTer: hmm - more info? messages right before it? |
07:04.23 | argos | loko-moko: Cuyahoga Falls - bout 30 miles south |
07:04.25 | TestMasTer | argos: no error messages that i can find |
07:04.32 | loko-moko | oh ok |
07:04.34 | loko-moko | not bad |
07:04.40 | Haxot | Anyone here ever setup useing a sound card and a modem? |
07:04.53 | Haxot | My boss wants a working version before comiting to digium hardware |
07:05.12 | argos | TestMasTer: how are you starting and stopping ast? |
07:05.55 | TestMasTer | service asterisk stop then start |
07:06.14 | wasim | Haxot: tell your boss he's a cheap SOB if he can't spen $100 :) |
07:06.41 | argos | TestMasTer: hmm - "ps ax | grep ast" and see if it's running |
07:06.43 | TestMasTer | argos: is it ok to paste three lines in here? |
07:07.02 | argos | three lines, sure.. four lines means instant death |
07:07.03 | argos | :) |
07:07.22 | TestMasTer | lol |
07:07.24 | TestMasTer | Dec 13 00:05:20 Gateway safe_asterisk: Asterisk ended with exit status 1 |
07:07.24 | TestMasTer | Dec 13 00:05:20 Gateway safe_asterisk: Asterisk died with code 1. Aborting. |
07:07.24 | TestMasTer | Dec 13 00:05:20 Gateway asterisk: safe_asterisk startup succeeded |
07:07.28 | Haxot | wasim: *g* He's picky. :P And we don't ahev a lot of money to commit. :( |
07:07.32 | TestMasTer | and no its not running |
07:08.12 | argos | run it manually.... "{path_to_binary}/asterisk -vvvc" |
07:08.30 | TestMasTer | ok |
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07:09.56 | Haxot | Have you guys heard about redhat dropping it's desktop solution? |
07:10.09 | Haxot | it's becomign the microsoft of the linux world,, it sucks |
07:10.21 | TestMasTer | RROR[16384]: File chan_zap.c, Line 6638 (load_module): Unable to register channel '1' |
07:10.46 | argos | much more useful.. :) |
07:11.11 | argos | using digium hardware yet? |
07:11.38 | TestMasTer | no i`m using no hardware from digium |
07:12.09 | wasim | TestMasTer: lsmod, p lspci |
07:13.03 | argos | it's trying to set up zaptel (digium) hardware... |
07:13.08 | blitzrage | anyone got a used TDM400P they want to get rid of? |
07:13.36 | argos | default config files *shouldn't* do that, but... :) |
07:13.42 | TestMasTer | wasim: do you want me to paste it? |
07:14.01 | blitzrage | oh man.. I don't even bother with the default config files |
07:14.08 | TestMasTer | argos: anyways of killing that? |
07:14.35 | Haxot | *sighs, goes ot bang his head on freeware solutions instead of digium propreitaryness in the hopes of convinceing boss that it is a good idea* |
07:15.15 | argos | digium isn't exactly propreitary.... code is out there, just "specific". |
07:15.16 | argos | :) |
07:15.30 | argos | hm - could try commenting out everything in zaptel.conf |
07:15.33 | argos | or. |
07:15.53 | FryGuy | my boss prefers propriety stuff because it's more "stable" :/ |
07:16.06 | atacomm | lol |
07:16.08 | argos | your boss is an idiot..:) |
07:16.37 | Haxot | I ahev nothing against proprietary stuff, don't get me wrong. |
07:16.40 | Haxot | But it sucks that the freeware side of it is soo poorly documented |
07:16.46 | Haxot | Yeah, he is; he sings my paycheck |
07:16.47 | FryGuy | i know.. my other boss convinced him that we needed a better phone system and i've been convincing him for months that we need * :) |
07:16.51 | Haxot | *signs |
07:17.24 | argos | yea, try commenting it all out |
07:17.32 | atacomm | how can the butterfly help you? |
07:17.41 | TestMasTer | argos: ok i will try that brb |
07:17.55 | argos | the matrix has you... |
07:18.01 | atacomm | lol |
07:18.10 | Haxot | *snickers* |
07:18.19 | coppice_ | FryGuy: If he wants stable stuff, send him horseriding. :-) |
07:18.46 | argos | FryGuy: www.cisco.com, and spend a zillion bucks.. :) |
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07:19.43 | FryGuy | ya someone suggested those too :) |
07:19.48 | atacomm | so do you think i'll get a good number of sales on the Sipura for $99? |
07:19.56 | FryGuy | we need something kind of custom though |
07:20.00 | argos | i'd buy one... |
07:20.25 | Zebble_ | atacomm: SPA-2000 or 1000? |
07:20.32 | FryGuy | we've got an integrated customer service app that I wrote and it needs to be integrated into it with call-recording and stuff like that |
07:20.36 | atacomm | i've got 10 demo units on their way, and an order of 50 coming in by the end of jan |
07:20.40 | atacomm | Zebble: SPA-2000 |
07:20.49 | Zebble | That beats chagres' price. |
07:21.03 | atacomm | Zebble: chagres got kicked off the Sipura program..... |
07:21.04 | atacomm | lol |
07:21.16 | Zebble | what!?!? they have my money for them! |
07:21.19 | atacomm | he made a lot of people mad at him, including Sipura |
07:21.29 | atacomm | Zebble: in the mailing list today he said he was refunding everyone |
07:21.34 | Zebble | ah, ok. |
07:21.41 | coppice_ | FryGuy: so he wants something rock solid, proven, and totally new. There are a lot of people like that :-\ |
07:21.48 | argos | rule number one of sales - don't piss off people |
07:21.51 | Zebble | atacomm: sign me up for 2 of them. |
07:22.13 | FryGuy | well he wants the rock solid proven stuff. the other boss wants the new :) |
07:22.27 | atacomm | Zebble: so yeah, Sipura is letting me do a one-time small order of 50 units....they normally want you to do 100 units and pay upfront, so I'm trying to get some sales before I commit to a large order.....hence my nice price |
07:22.32 | blitzrage | huh? |
07:22.45 | blitzrage | whats the sipura program ? |
07:22.48 | argos | smash the two bosses together at the speed of light - you'll end up one boss that's reasonable |
07:22.59 | atacomm | i normally dont stock a product more than 30 days ... nor would i want to :) |
07:23.23 | FryGuy | maybe :) |
07:23.29 | coppice_ | argos: no. youy will end up with no bosses, which is reasonable :-) |
07:23.35 | argos | heh |
07:24.29 | argos | I spend half of my day with overbearing bosses that don't understand anything, and the other half being my own boss...:) |
07:24.33 | argos | provides balance |
07:24.45 | Zebble | atacomm: sounds reasonable. keep me posted! |
07:25.07 | Zebble | you've got my e-mail address. :) |
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07:25.27 | Haxot | Argos: Me too |
07:25.31 | Shido6_ | anyone familiar with hdlc? |
07:25.33 | Shido6_ | i finally got it up |
07:25.37 | atacomm | chagres fired everyone and went on a trip for 2 weeks, so everyone got mad at him...chargres dumped him....infact he writes that they started demanding pre-payment and he wasnt up for that.....they have ALWAYS asked for prepayment |
07:25.41 | Shido6_ | but I have 4 ips the telco gave me |
07:25.45 | TestMasTer | argos: still getting chan_zap |
07:25.48 | Haxot | But unfortunately, I not control cashflow. :( |
07:25.58 | TestMasTer | error sorry forgot to add that |
07:26.46 | argos | TestMasTer: machine something that I could get a temp login account to look around? |
07:27.40 | Shido6_ | wan ip network range , their network router ip my network router ip and lan network ip range |
07:27.45 | Shido6_ | what goes where? |
07:28.37 | TestMasTer | argos: ok that time i killed it |
07:29.21 | TestMasTer | argos: is it normal When starting asterisk -vvvc To have a light Green all over the place? |
07:29.36 | atacomm | gotta get the package there or we are doomed...doomed....doomed... lol, sorry, thought that fedex commercial was funny |
07:31.37 | cypromis | just had 2 packages delayed |
07:31.42 | cypromis | one with ups and one with fedex |
07:31.44 | cypromis | each a week |
07:31.48 | atacomm | lol, nice |
07:31.48 | cypromis | both sent overnight |
07:32.07 | cypromis | on from US to UK |
07:32.14 | cypromis | one from NL to Poland |
07:32.21 | cypromis | funny enough US to Poland went overnigt |
07:32.22 | cypromis | lol |
07:33.57 | argos | yea - light green is normal |
07:34.48 | coppice_ | we used to send quite a few parcels by DHL from London to Atlanta. They either took 1 day or 3 weeks. Never anything in between. We never had a rational explanation. |
07:42.13 | mishehu | Yuri! No shmusha d'packages! |
07:42.23 | mishehu | (old dhl commercial) |
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07:43.57 | ErikN | jrollyson: for linux? |
07:45.23 | jrollyson | for bloze unfortunately |
07:45.46 | ErikN | :( |
07:57.02 | Shido6_ | <PROTECTED> |
07:57.11 | Shido6_ | i was given 4 numbers from the telco |
07:57.15 | Shido6_ | I dont know what they are for |
07:57.33 | blitzrage | frame relay.. nope. |
07:57.55 | blitzrage | Haxot: when you do get it done.. please email me with it, and I will add it to the documentation! |
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07:58.23 | Haxot | Be a long time as of yet. |
07:58.44 | Haxot | But I haev my intentions,, I want asterisk, it's cool, I can TASTE it!! :9 |
08:01.00 | rollergrrl | hehe |
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08:03.20 | blitzrage | coo |
08:06.33 | rollergrrl | take me |
08:09.07 | Mike | hey guys this is really wierd 2 of my BT100 wont start |
08:09.17 | Mike | just light up the lcd and red leds any ideas? |
08:11.16 | bwz | Mike: do you see any date after lift the handset and put it back? |
08:11.23 | jrollyson | may be attempting firmware update. |
08:12.36 | Mike | bwz: noting |
08:12.48 | Mike | bwz: just the lcd purple and the red leds light up |
08:12.52 | Mike | bwz: that it no date no time |
08:12.59 | bwz | did u see the 4 red dot led flashing when bootup? |
08:13.01 | Mike | jrollyson: it has been like that the last hour |
08:13.11 | Mike | bwz: they are still flashing |
08:13.34 | Mike | 2 out of 4 phones i got today made that |
08:13.42 | Mike | the first thing i did was |
08:13.48 | bwz | even after the power cycle? |
08:13.50 | Mike | update firmware and set them up for my asterisk |
08:13.56 | jrollyson | boot them with the lan disconnected |
08:13.58 | Mike | when i press reboot they wont come alive no more |
08:14.11 | Mike | bwz: yes but i think its a bug on firmware |
08:14.22 | jrollyson | and then do a factory reset when they come back. |
08:14.28 | Mike | bwz: because i did the same on those 2 phones set em up and update the firmware at the same time |
08:14.32 | Mike | update then reboot |
08:14.37 | Mike | and they didnt came alive |
08:14.44 | Mike | jrollyson: i tryed that |
08:14.51 | Mike | jrollyson: even on a different lan |
08:15.02 | jrollyson | mike: no lan at all. |
08:15.04 | Mike | jrollyson: i tryed pressing all the bottons |
08:15.08 | jrollyson | no network. |
08:15.09 | Mike | jrollyson: i did that also |
08:15.15 | Mike | jrollyson: im looking to put them back as factory |
08:15.23 | Mike | jrollyson: but i cant do that if they dont boot up |
08:15.42 | jrollyson | hmm. out of ideas |
08:15.56 | Mike | jrollyson: the wierd thing is the other 2 phones worked nice |
08:16.03 | Mike | jrollyson: 2 of em are bad |
08:16.04 | blitzrage | RMA them |
08:16.05 | bwz | what about the clock digits on the upper right hand corner? are they there? |
08:16.13 | Mike | bwz: they are not there |
08:16.20 | Mike | bwz: ill take a digital picture |
08:16.21 | Mike | sec |
08:16.29 | Mike | bwz: i was looking for you on msn |
08:16.35 | Mike | let me take a picture |
08:16.56 | bwz | chat with me on MSN then |
08:20.26 | voidptr | morning |
08:21.15 | rollergrrl | hia |
08:21.23 | blitzrage | zup |
08:21.46 | Mike | blitzrage: i just change to cat5 all the rj11 cables |
08:21.52 | Mike | blitzrage: no more noises |
08:21.52 | wasim | m00 voidptr |
08:22.00 | blitzrage | noises? |
08:22.10 | voidptr | wasim , sup |
08:22.40 | wasim | voidptr: lazy sod i am |
08:22.50 | voidptr | me 2 |
08:25.51 | Shido6_ | help |
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08:26.25 | Shido6_ | frame relay and hdlc , anyone? |
08:26.39 | coppice_ | wasim: cricket is sapping your spirit. Break the habit while you still can. :-) |
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08:27.46 | wasim | hehehe ... NEVER! |
08:28.31 | voidptr | infidels |
08:28.33 | voidptr | :P |
08:31.01 | Haxot | I like this room. :D |
08:32.26 | blitzrage | damnit.. I just lost 55000 in online poker |
08:32.33 | blitzrage | good thing it wasn't real money |
08:32.34 | blitzrage | :) |
08:33.01 | blitzrage | after all that work.. I lost it all :) |
08:33.03 | blitzrage | going to bed now |
08:33.07 | Haxot | *g* Hey, blitzrage, I'll play you real stakes. ;) |
08:33.16 | blitzrage | Haxot: where you live? |
08:33.34 | Haxot | Elroy, WI, america proper |
08:33.42 | blitzrage | Haxot: nah, I don't play americans :) |
08:34.02 | Haxot | Ouch, ,I'm hit.. |
08:34.04 | blitzrage | lol.. g'night all |
08:34.15 | Haxot | Rest well blitzrage |
08:34.17 | blitzrage | Haxot: don't take it personally, I was going to say that no matter where you were from :) |
08:34.29 | Haxot | *g* Why didn't I realize that ;-P |
08:34.41 | blitzrage | everyone send money to leif@hacklocalhost.com! |
08:34.46 | blitzrage | g'night :) |
08:35.36 | Haxot | it gives us male techies everything we need.... |
08:35.36 | Haxot | BUNzip2!!!!!! |
08:35.45 | Haxot | blarg, stupid client |
08:35.55 | okrumm | how can i play music while a extension is waiting for the user to type a ext ? |
08:37.48 | okrumm | hello is there a way tu put music for a extension while waiting for the user to type a ext.? |
08:38.07 | coppice_ | okrumm: don't. its confusing. people associate music with waiting time, not "now enter something" time. |
08:38.36 | okrumm | ok thanks for the tip! |
08:39.20 | okrumm | how about if the person is waiting to get the call answered... |
08:39.43 | okrumm | is there anyway to put music while he waits to get answered... |
08:39.52 | suma | coppice_: is there is a paid site where we can get simple questions answered regarding asterisk ? |
08:40.46 | suma | okrumm: MusiconHold |
08:42.20 | okrumm | thanks suma |
08:42.27 | suma | np |
08:42.31 | wasim | suma: you can pay us for the questions we've answered so far |
08:43.11 | suma | wasim: do you have a professional interface ? |
08:43.35 | coppice_ | wasim? professional? |
08:43.41 | suma | wasim: I'm glad to pay if I get the answer instantly or almost as quick as possible |
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08:45.50 | wasim | cool, what method of payment do you prefer? |
08:46.06 | miller7 | morning people |
08:46.54 | suma | wasim: does that sound professional ? |
08:47.09 | wasim | suma: ofcourse if you're gonna pay anybody it should be digium |
08:47.18 | wasim | suma: does what sound professional? |
08:48.07 | suma | wasim: http://www.wasimreplies.com <-- go to that site, ask your question, get your answer instantly and pay instantly for the time you talk |
08:48.30 | suma | wasim: that is what i meant professional |
08:49.23 | coppice_ | suma: Of you mean the places that take your money in exchange for a few minutes of total bullshit? :-) |
08:50.19 | suma | coppice_: i have seen people here talking here bullshit when someone is very serious about his problem |
08:51.14 | wasim | no shit |
08:51.25 | coppice_ | suma: Oh, we tease a little. OK, we tease a lot. However, if someone knows a meaningful answer they usually give it. Most paid for support seems to offer pure bullshit, and no useful advice. |
08:54.37 | wasim | umm... i get a Host www.wasimreplies.com not found: 3(NXDOMAIN ... so much for professional :) |
08:54.52 | wasim | oh, i get it .. |
08:54.53 | Haxot | lmao |
08:55.07 | suma | wasim: i just gave as an example wasim |
08:55.09 | Haxot | heh, got the soundcard ish setteld, now I cna go and finish from my comfy spot at home. |
08:55.17 | wasim | suma: right |
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08:55.59 | wasim | suma: i was wondering why someone would have such an obscure name for a helpsite |
08:56.00 | TestMasTer | Is there any Web interface i can place on my website, That i can set it up to auto, Call my office? Doing it VOIP? |
08:56.46 | wasim | TestMasTer: not really, atleast not through the web, if they have a client existing already, its possible, but depends on the client, its simple with gnophone |
08:56.59 | coppice_ | what about wasimgivesobtusereplies.com? |
08:57.35 | TestMasTer | wasim: would for example And i hate to say this a netmeeting Script handle it ? |
08:59.19 | coppice_ | I've worked for 28 years. I'm trying to remember an occasion when I got a useful answer that was directly paid for as support. So far I'm coming up blank. |
08:59.43 | Haxot | lol |
08:59.46 | wasim | i'm just over 28 years old, and me neither |
08:59.47 | Haxot | Typical, I think |
09:00.16 | suma | coppice_: might be you are more than intelligent than others in asking questions. Asking questions is always easier :) |
09:00.17 | Haxot | I do tech support that people pay for, and it's a rule never to give them a direct useful answer |
09:00.28 | Haxot | it gives too much power to the users. ;) |
09:03.44 | suma | Haxot: I give programming support to users, last month my earning is near $3000/- just in my evening and weekends. I do give direct help to users not in an intention to left with a key to come back to me again |
09:04.02 | wasim | $3000!!!!!! |
09:04.09 | coppice_ | Haxol: There is a great spoof review comparing MS support with the Psychic Friends Network. Have you seen that? Its right on the mark. |
09:04.26 | Haxot | *g* Suma, I'm jealous. |
09:04.29 | Haxot | And I was teasing |
09:05.08 | suma | wasim: I'm not joking, it is for real |
09:05.09 | wasim | TestMasTer: netmeeting ? what's that? |
09:05.20 | miller7 | suma: you do that online? |
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09:05.27 | wasim | suma: i know, i'm registering wasimreplies.com as we speak :) |
09:05.31 | miller7 | suma: or at client's home in your local area? |
09:05.44 | cman | wasim thx fro the tab |
09:05.50 | cman | i am learning it. |
09:06.01 | suma | miller7: pure online only |
09:06.14 | wasim | ok, if something sound horribly wrong, it probably is, so refer back to me |
09:06.28 | cman | ok |
09:06.34 | miller7 | suma: well done... especially for the time spent (evenings and w/ends) |
09:07.12 | suma | miller7: if you are really interested then we can go ahead with a server miller |
09:07.40 | suma | wasim: are you really sure ? |
09:07.49 | cman | bye now |
09:07.58 | cypromis | yeah we will do on like that |
09:08.08 | wasim | suma: i wrote parts of the song, but the tab is inaccurate |
09:08.17 | cypromis | just have to think about the way to control the amount of support give |
09:08.19 | cypromis | n |
09:08.35 | wasim | $10 per |
09:08.35 | wasim | l |
09:08.36 | wasim | i |
09:08.36 | wasim | n |
09:08.36 | wasim | e |
09:08.41 | jrollyson | how do you actually USE the ion painter? |
09:09.00 | suma | wasim: you will the lowest person earning the money |
09:09.12 | wasim | suma: the lowest will inherit the earth! |
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09:09.28 | beerme | is this for the pbx asterisk? |
09:09.44 | cypromis | no |
09:09.45 | coppice_ | wasim: Of course, by then the earth will be a burned out hulk! |
09:09.49 | cypromis | we are just a telephony sect |
09:10.00 | atacomm | i'm a burned out hulk |
09:10.13 | suma | wasim: You must know i was the one who get lowest paid in that online support for every client, but small make it big and clients returned to me very often |
09:10.14 | Haxot | Yes, this is the tease group for asterisk PBX |
09:10.25 | cypromis | this has to be a sect |
09:10.26 | cypromis | I mean |
09:10.30 | cypromis | who ever sleeps here ? |
09:10.31 | cypromis | lol |
09:10.34 | voidptr | :P |
09:10.35 | beerme | hehe |
09:10.37 | wasim | suma: did you charge $10 per line |
09:11.02 | suma | wasim: $10-$20 per module depends upon the time taken |
09:11.03 | beerme | what would cause my friend 2 be able to use it from his house, but I can't from right here? |
09:11.07 | miller7 | was it jerjer who was >24 without sleep the other time? :P |
09:11.09 | coppice_ | cypromis: Its that globalisation thing. The support line that never sleeps. |
09:11.15 | cypromis | hehe |
09:11.16 | cypromis | yep |
09:11.33 | cypromis | beerme: u live in the wrong neighbourhood |
09:11.35 | cypromis | :)) |
09:11.36 | cypromis | nah |
09:11.40 | beerme | not sure if I worded that right, hehe |
09:11.52 | cypromis | we need more details than that |
09:11.56 | coppice_ | miller7: have you never done a 48 hour day? |
09:12.00 | wasim | and more beer too |
09:12.21 | beerme | ok I got 2 puters here, a linux box and a winders machine.. |
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09:12.29 | miller7 | coppice_: not yet. My working hours are strictly 9am - 2am :P |
09:12.36 | beerme | got asterisk running on the linux box |
09:12.40 | Haxot | LOL |
09:12.51 | Haxot | Poor guy,, you've not experienced nerdvana yet then |
09:13.00 | miller7 | Haxot: LOL |
09:13.06 | beerme | my friend can connect to it from his house and hear the lady or whatever, but I can't from my winders machine :P |
09:13.14 | coppice_ | miller7: I've had a few in at 9am out at 5pm sessions, where the two times were not on the same day. |
09:13.25 | Haxot | I jsut got my license to day |
09:13.25 | Haxot | I'm celebrateing. :) |
09:13.32 | Haxot | no sleep tonight |
09:13.32 | miller7 | coppice_: were they on the same month, at least? |
09:13.54 | coppice_ | miller7: well, unless the 9am happened to be on the 31st. |
09:15.04 | Haxot | maaaaaan,, alsa takes waaaaay too long to compile. :( |
09:15.27 | wasim | Haxot: only compile for the soundcard you have, not for every known card |
09:15.35 | wasim | Haxot: its an env variable |
09:15.43 | wasim | Haxot: shouldn't take long at all |
09:15.55 | Haxot | *g* Oops |
09:16.03 | Haxot | Disadvantages to marathonic non-sleeping. |
09:16.13 | Haxot | *double checks* |
09:16.24 | Haxot | Oh, I am only compiling my soundcard |
09:16.36 | Haxot | *g* Still taking forewver |
09:16.57 | Haxot | *chuckles* |
09:16.57 | Haxot | Sorry to make ya all suffer my idiocy. |
09:16.59 | wasim | forever is openh323 on a p1-60 |
09:17.00 | beerme | whenever I dial, it hangs up like as soon as it says it answered.. |
09:17.14 | Haxot | OMG |
09:17.22 | Haxot | that HAS to be bad dude |
09:17.28 | Haxot | At least I get to see text scrolling by |
09:17.48 | beerme | yeah p2-266 here |
09:17.53 | wasim | beerme: what does * CLI say |
09:18.30 | beerme | == Spawn extension (sip, 8613, 1) exited non-zero on 'SIP/phone1-60c9' |
09:18.48 | wasim | beerme: something wrong in your extensions.conf |
09:19.39 | beerme | wasim but it works from his house? just not here? mm my net's going through the winders box |
09:19.51 | wasim | beerme: SIP has problems natting |
09:20.27 | beerme | wasim: *I* have problems natting hehehe |
09:20.48 | wasim | beerme: there are workarounds |
09:21.12 | Haxot | Beerme: What natting utility do you use? |
09:21.37 | Haxot | i.e. to write the NAT section of IPTABLES |
09:23.18 | beerme | Haxot I don't, that's why my dsl modem is hooked up to my windows box :P |
09:23.48 | Haxot | owch |
09:23.56 | Haxot | beerme: PM |
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09:25.05 | Tommmo | can asterisk act as a SIP client to connect to Free World Dialup? |
09:26.05 | raj | can any body tell if asterisk support cisco 7905 phones? |
09:27.46 | Haxot | Tommo: Yes, read teh documentations and search google |
09:27.52 | Haxot | it's been written down already |
09:28.06 | Tommmo | ok..have been |
09:29.07 | raj | i found the driver for sccp ver 1. it says tested on 7960. still even the 7960 does not get registered. |
09:29.31 | levon | mornito all |
09:29.38 | raj | can u tell me where to foind the docs? |
09:29.41 | wasim | merhaba levon |
09:29.47 | levon | merhaba wasim ;) |
09:33.42 | Tommmo | do you have any specific pointers in the documentation, Haxot, i can't seem to find anything |
09:34.41 | Haxot | *goes ot find the link he had found before* |
09:36.16 | wasim | www.wasimreplies.com/sccp.howto.$10.per.line |
09:36.29 | sxpert | lool |
09:36.36 | Haxot | Tommmo |
09:36.36 | Haxot | http://www.automated.it/guidetoasterisk.htm#_Toc49248767 |
09:37.07 | Tommmo | hehe thanks |
09:37.09 | Tommmo | just found this |
09:37.09 | Tommmo | http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/2003-April/010136.html |
09:37.23 | wasim | ~kill Haxot |
09:37.27 | | ACTION slits Haxot's throat |
09:37.27 | Haxot | you are welcome |
09:37.33 | levon | hehe |
09:37.35 | levon | mornign sxpert |
09:37.53 | sxpert | morning |
09:38.13 | Haxot|Undead | :P |
09:38.28 | Haxot|Undead | Mmm,, tasty mortals in the room.. :-9 |
09:38.36 | Shido6_ | how do you make something run from /etc/init.d/ |
09:38.42 | Shido6_ | I created a script |
09:38.47 | Shido6_ | but I want it to run at boot |
09:38.50 | Shido6_ | what do I do? |
09:39.02 | suma | i think #linux is more appropriate |
09:39.08 | wasim | Shido6_: which distro |
09:39.40 | wasim | suma: sssh!!! i'm making a living here |
09:39.49 | suma | wasim : yes :) |
09:40.20 | coppice_ | wasim: poisson, gaussian, or rayleigh probably :-) |
09:41.41 | levon | Shido6_, man chkconfig |
09:44.35 | coppice_ | Haxot: you're sounding like a trailer for a soap opera |
09:45.00 | Haxot | *g* Ah, the basis for my next story. |
09:45.08 | Haxot | Thank you. :D |
09:46.27 | wasim | oooh coppice_ what the size of a small magentometer for mine discovery for a small UAV |
09:47.41 | wasim | way too many little afghani kids loose their limbs |
09:48.11 | wasim | there needs to be a small cheap solution for the tribal people to do themselves |
09:48.31 | coppice_ | wasim: I thought the best way to deal with those was a armoured roller that just pops them |
09:49.03 | wasim | coppice_: terrain doesn't allow that usually, they demine by hand |
09:49.13 | coppice_ | wasim: the onyl safe way to deal with them when you find them is to pop them. so use the direct method |
09:49.48 | coppice_ | wasim: a cheap commercial metal detector, and a long stick? |
09:50.49 | wasim | coppice_: nah, a small r/c plane that can do accurate grid, witha magnetometer and put that into GRaSS |
09:50.55 | sxpert | wasim: there's this super long string with explosives along it that they use to clear up a path |
09:52.25 | wasim | sxpert: how's that work? |
09:53.00 | coppice_ | sxpert: most solutions used by the military just pop them one way or another, without bothering to locate them. |
09:53.43 | sxpert | wasim: there's a propelled thing that pulls a long rope with small charges sprinkled along it (every meter or so) |
09:53.52 | sxpert | then you detonate the whole set |
09:57.06 | wasim | i'd think if you take the autopilot project, and get a feed into a box, you could do with farily great accuracy where a map was say over a mile, in a short time, then chart out a path, and go about demining (other by exploding, or safe deactivation if possible) it'd be fun to do |
09:58.17 | coppice_ | wasim: these are little things, about the size of a cup. flying isn't the answer, unless you hover close over them, and hunt in great detail. |
09:58.33 | wasim | 12-15' ? |
09:58.47 | wasim | or even less 3-5'? |
09:59.13 | coppice_ | No much closer. I think the reason the military just pop them is they get too many false positives merely looking for metal. |
09:59.24 | Haxot | cd / |
09:59.30 | Haxot | oops |
10:00.16 | wasim | i think the military probably doesn't want an easy way to demine |
10:00.26 | sxpert | coppice_: also, they usually don't have time to f*ck around with those things |
10:01.29 | coppice_ | wasim: the very much *do* want an easy way. Each side has to clear out the other side's crap, and they want to make the easy and reliable. They don't usually care too much about subtle approaches, though |
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10:02.54 | wasim | consdiering they increase at about a million mines per year |
10:04.46 | levon | increase... |
10:04.57 | voidptr | moo |
10:05.21 | levon | :P |
10:05.24 | levon | morning, void ;) |
10:05.28 | voidptr | *mmm* |
10:05.43 | voidptr | morning |
10:05.47 | levon | ;) |
10:05.54 | levon | erm, some different question: |
10:06.01 | levon | what types of chairs do you guys use? |
10:06.07 | levon | my as* hurts after a 18h working day. |
10:06.11 | voidptr | a luxury one |
10:06.14 | levon | what about your asses? ;) |
10:06.19 | voidptr | oh |
10:06.21 | voidptr | at work |
10:06.28 | coppice_ | mine's cute. :-) |
10:06.32 | levon | at <there were you sit 18h's a day> |
10:06.36 | wasim | the doc said mine was cute too |
10:06.45 | levon | shit |
10:06.57 | levon | I shouldn't have bought an inexpensive one... |
10:07.12 | coppice_ | price is not guide to comfort |
10:07.16 | levon | true |
10:07.27 | coppice_ | unless you are down to the really cheapo wobbly ones |
10:07.31 | levon | but cheap chairs might tend to umcomfyness |
10:07.54 | levon | is there anything to recommend to hardcore astmasters? |
10:08.02 | voidptr | a wooden one |
10:08.04 | wasim | a bed |
10:08.04 | voidptr | :P |
10:08.05 | levon | who sit the entire day (and longer) |
10:08.09 | levon | ;) |
10:08.23 | wasim | oh astmasters... |
10:08.39 | voidptr | considering the shape of the pillows in my comfortable chair... |
10:08.42 | levon | damn, my dad is a doc and did chirurgy. he had problems with standing hours over hours |
10:08.48 | levon | now I have problems sitting hours over hours |
10:09.00 | coppice_ | use a chair with 4 legs. One that moves under you will not let your back muscles relax. Over some hours, this leads to serious discomfort |
10:09.17 | levon | coppice_, really? good 2 know. |
10:09.29 | levon | but I sometimes need to roll over to the other consoles .... hmmm |
10:10.12 | coppice_ | levon: install some form of remote control |
10:10.23 | levon | ;) |
10:10.40 | levon | too much remote control around here ;) |
10:10.44 | levon | I have 4 Monitors I work with. |
10:11.11 | levon | ok, I gotta write down a new chair onto my xmas wishlist then |
10:11.18 | levon | ;) |
10:11.23 | voidptr | time to place a new light in the bathroom |
10:11.35 | voidptr | the old one burnt this morning while taking a leak |
10:11.46 | voidptr | not fun :P |
10:11.57 | coppice_ | voidptr: be more careful where you pee |
10:12.01 | voidptr | hehe :D |
10:12.18 | levon | lol |
10:14.07 | cypromis | don't you eat that yellow snow down from where the huskies go ... |
10:14.21 | voidptr | :P |
10:17.19 | muppmat | , |
10:17.22 | muppmat | 00000000000000000000000000 |
10:17.29 | muppmat | , |
10:17.46 | muppmat | 0, |
10:17.53 | muppmat | 00000000000000000000000000000 |
10:18.01 | muppmat | oops |
10:18.03 | muppmat | sry |
10:19.06 | beerme | okrumm, now I hear the lady finally, but it's still hanging up.. |
10:22.05 | wasim | bah, aus beat pk, 8-5 in the 5th chakkar |
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10:35.58 | rollergrrl | i need sleep |
10:36.53 | Haxot | That would be wise |
10:40.04 | suma | how can i forward a SIP call without answering it ? |
10:46.21 | suma | is the channel sleeping ? |
10:46.40 | muppmat | yep |
10:48.02 | muppmat | :) |
10:48.21 | suma | when it will wake ? |
10:48.30 | muppmat | dunno |
10:48.58 | muppmat | give it a try at @ 6+pm CET |
10:49.02 | suma | can you help me how can I forward a SIP call without answering it, while the channel is sleeping :) |
10:49.12 | muppmat | i am afraid i cant :( |
10:49.13 | coppice_ | when sleepy beauty is kissed by the prince. |
10:50.23 | Haxot | bood |
10:50.26 | Haxot | IU'm going to sleep. :-P |
10:50.29 | Haxot | *blood |
10:50.58 | suma | sleeping is very good for health :-) |
10:51.28 | Haxot | blah. |
10:51.31 | Haxot | Doan wanna sleep, wana figure this out and get it all straight. |
10:51.57 | Haxot | Maybe I'll haev an idea while I sleep... |
10:51.58 | suma | :D |
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11:14.21 | coppice_ | royk_home: what happened to the kinder friendlier #asterisk? |
11:17.16 | royk_home | ~kill coppice_ |
11:17.19 | | ACTION slits coppice_'s throat |
11:17.24 | royk_home | MOHAHAHAHA |
11:17.25 | royk_home | :) |
11:17.46 | royk_home | but. |
11:17.56 | royk_home | gotta go. fish tank needs more fish :) |
11:18.02 | coppice_ | ~hang draw and quarter royk_home |
11:18.16 | royk_home | ~frag coppice_ |
11:18.19 | | ACTION readies the nuke launcher and fires some rounds at coppice_ |
11:18.26 | coppice_ | royk_home: they keep dying in our tank too :-) |
11:18.51 | royk_home | they don't here |
11:19.03 | royk_home | but we (me and my gf) need to fill a new 375 liter |
11:19.16 | royk_home | we've got LOTS of Ancistrus Temmincki |
11:19.28 | coppice_ | royk_home: Once good sized shark should do that, |
11:19.34 | royk_home | nah |
11:19.41 | royk_home | Tanganyika cichlids |
11:20.37 | coppice_ | a tank full of sharks is a really neat thing for a home aquarium. It really makes visitors look twice |
11:20.59 | royk_home | silver shark, that is |
11:21.01 | royk_home | but |
11:21.02 | royk_home | bbl |
11:21.52 | coppice_ | there's a small ray that looks good too |
11:24.11 | coppice_ | There's a really nice aquarium in Ocean Park HK, thats four floors high. Lots of nice sharks rays and other stuff in that. After that one, any domestic aquarium seems a bit lacjking :-) |
11:29.01 | voidptr | :) |
11:37.03 | Lafinion | hallo all, anyone know what is a soft client for windows to make call via Sip ? |
11:38.45 | Lafinion | ok never mind - http://www.sipcenter.com/vsts/vsts_clientsoft.html :) |
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11:57.36 | levon | hiya miller7 |
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12:12.25 | dimmik | Is anyone using an eicon isdn adapter? |
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12:21.44 | skornn | i needs some help, asterisk behind nat with another phone connecting from another nat |
12:22.14 | skornn | works with externip but internal phones do not |
12:23.18 | skornn | anyone there? |
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12:27.12 | Tommmo | quick question, i have asterisk setup as a FWD client and I can call FWD numbers FROM a cisco ip phone attached to asterisk OK. When someone on FWD calls me, the cisco phone rings but i can't hear them, and the call drops 2-3 seconds later. any ideas ? |
12:27.22 | Tommmo | <PROTECTED> |
12:27.23 | Tommmo | <PROTECTED> |
12:27.23 | Tommmo | WARNING[114696]: File chan_sip.c, Line 455 (retrans_pkt): Maximum retries exceeded on call afab75979ef663fa@10.10.128.75 for seqno 58473 (Response) |
12:27.23 | Tommmo | <PROTECTED> |
12:27.36 | beerme | hahahahahahahaha |
12:27.52 | skornn | hehe i've got same prob |
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12:28.17 | beerme | you behind a windows box? |
12:28.32 | skornn | or nat? |
12:28.41 | Tommmo | the FWD user trying to call me is using a grandstream IP phone behind nat - yes |
12:28.55 | skornn | is yours behind nat? |
12:29.17 | Tommmo | the asterisk box isn't |
12:29.25 | Tommmo | the phone is (but the FWD clietn is the asterisk box) |
12:29.34 | Tommmo | the phone is not natted to the asterisk box (direct ip) |
12:30.16 | skornn | on the same lan? |
12:30.32 | Tommmo | it is grandstream <-> nat <-> internet <- FWD -> asterisk <-> cisco phone |
12:30.37 | beerme | this stuff is starting to warp my brain |
12:30.39 | Tommmo | not the same lan.. but no nat |
12:31.04 | Tommmo | i can call the FWD user from the cisco phone OK and hear them |
12:31.22 | skornn | but FWD cannot call cisco phone |
12:31.37 | beerme | sounds familiar :p |
12:31.46 | Tommmo | skornn, even though the cisco phone isn't a FWD client ? |
12:31.52 | skornn | grandstream extention 101? |
12:31.53 | Tommmo | wouldn't it just need to be able to get to asterisk |
12:32.01 | Tommmo | skornn: yeah it's that one |
12:32.10 | skornn | yes |
12:32.52 | Tommmo | so i need to give the cisco phone a public ip? |
12:33.19 | skornn | asterisk would be picking it up forwarding it to cisco phone |
12:33.40 | Tommmo | yeah |
12:33.58 | Tommmo | but even though there is no nat between asterisk and the cisco phone... |
12:34.45 | skornn | register => user:pass@fwd.pulver.com in sip.conf? |
12:35.05 | Tommmo | yep - my cisco phone rings when the FWD user calls me, but there's no audio |
12:35.49 | skornn | did you try using canreinvite=no |
12:35.49 | Tommmo | then it drops a few seconds later |
12:35.58 | Tommmo | in sip.conf for the cisco, yes |
12:36.14 | skornn | externip? |
12:36.30 | Tommmo | haven't got an entry for that |
12:36.38 | Tommmo | there is a vpn tunnel between the cisco phone and the asterisk - all private ips |
12:36.41 | Tommmo | with no nat |
12:36.48 | skornn | try that externip = 0.0.0.0 |
12:36.59 | skornn | replace 0.0.0.0 with public ip |
12:37.16 | Tommmo | ok thanks |
12:37.20 | beerme | see that'z what we need to do, tunnel.. |
12:37.29 | skornn | come back if it doesn't work i would like to know |
12:37.36 | beerme | hey can we vpn a win box with a linux box? |
12:37.43 | Tommmo | defaultip=10.0.0.103 |
12:37.47 | Tommmo | i've got that - should i leave it? |
12:37.58 | skornn | should be under general |
12:38.12 | Tommmo | externip = asterisk public IP ? |
12:38.15 | skornn | yes |
12:40.56 | Tommmo | brb |
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13:11.49 | lorenita | hi |
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13:21.18 | voidptr | maooooo |
13:25.10 | wasim | voidptr: that dictionary! |
13:27.13 | wasim | voidptr: t9 |
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13:40.56 | voidptr | :) |
13:41.24 | voidptr | no t9 algo's here :S |
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13:58.16 | wasim | i wonder if there should be an open source projecft for that |
13:59.36 | wasim | i'm sure the pda people must have thought of something |
13:59.53 | wasim | type ahead its called |
14:00.18 | coppice_ | wasim: T9 sucks for Chinese. There are *much* better telephone keypad methods |
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14:01.00 | mbranca | no martin? no party! |
14:01.02 | mbranca | :) |
14:01.07 | mbranca | hi all |
14:01.31 | mbranca | oops... a new chanOP |
14:01.46 | voidptr | moo mbranca |
14:01.48 | mbranca | ~seen kapejod |
14:01.49 | | kapejod <~kapejod@pD9E835C3.dip.t-dialin.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 13d 2h 48m 38s ago, saying: 'hi dimitri :)'. |
14:01.49 | wasim | coppice_: cool, what? |
14:01.59 | mbranca | moo |
14:02.01 | wasim | i think dimitri took him out |
14:02.25 | mbranca | yep... I must have dimitri cell number somewhere.... |
14:03.10 | wasim | maybe he's holidng zapBRI for ransom |
14:03.14 | coppice_ | wasim: I did a much better Chinese entry method for the xcin IME for X11. I never polished and released it. Something based on that is a *far* better entry method than T9. T9 is a real botchup. Its used on a lot of GSM phones, though, and nobody uses it. |
14:03.16 | mbranca | lol |
14:04.34 | wasim | coppice_: ram req? |
14:05.20 | wasim | and aren't dict files big, or would you have * handle it :) lol |
14:05.25 | coppice_ | How much do you have? It doesn't need a lot of RAM, but it needs about 100K of ROM (I think, from memory) for compressed stroke tables. |
14:05.44 | wasim | on ethernet it can :) |
14:06.15 | wasim | ok, we might just download the latest dict at registry time |
14:06.26 | wasim | or at bootup, or FAR_RST |
14:08.00 | wasim | let me check with hank how much ram we've got spare, i don't think its a lot |
14:08.43 | wasim | keep all commonly used atleas locally and have an option to query the server if required |
14:09.15 | wasim | 100K word cache hmm... doubt it, but lets see |
14:12.49 | voidptr | oops |
14:13.25 | wasim | thank ye, thank ye |
14:13.44 | coppice_ | wasim: if you put a 16x4 display on your phone, you can't do a Chinese, Japanese, or Korean version. Can you use a bit mapped display? |
14:15.05 | wasim | coppice_: 16x2, we're saving cents, coppice_ mode on |
14:15.31 | coppice_ | wasim: still you can't do east asian stuff |
14:15.35 | wasim | coppice_: no we don't have i/o for bit mapped |
14:16.02 | wasim | coppice_: next version then, not now, concentrate on core funcitonality first, |
14:16.28 | coppice_ | wasim: how parochial :-) |
14:16.49 | coppice_ | wasim: I'd do the Chinese version, and sod the English. :-) |
14:17.07 | wasim | yeah, pappy was always a great engineer |
14:17.35 | wasim | coppice_: follow the coppice_ and bnk route you mean |
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14:17.47 | wasim | err benjk even :) |
14:18.28 | coppice_ | China is the world's biggest GSM market. It might just be the world's biggest farfon market, eh? |
14:18.42 | david | how can I play a .gsm file to see what it sounds like? |
14:19.08 | wasim | david: to hear what it sounds like use Playback or Background |
14:19.19 | wasim | david: or on linux command line use play or aplay |
14:19.22 | david | wasim: right, but from the command line? |
14:19.23 | david | ah |
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14:24.58 | doughecka | HEY WASIM! |
14:27.44 | wasim | coppice_: right china is big, but we shouldn't ignore th rest of the uncivilized world |
14:28.07 | doughecka | hahaha |
14:28.26 | doughecka | take that back :P |
14:28.30 | coppice_ | wasim: If they can't read Chinese that's their own stupid fault. I learned. Why shouldn't everyone? |
14:28.33 | wasim | oui, i've been cut enough this week |
14:28.47 | doughecka | hehehe |
14:29.25 | JeJer[gone[ | see ya later girls |
14:29.36 | doughecka | noo |
14:29.39 | doughecka | where ya goin? |
14:29.46 | JeJer[gone[ | away from technology |
14:29.51 | doughecka | what happens if nufone blows up and my phone system dies?!?! |
14:29.51 | doughecka | :P |
14:29.57 | JeJer[gone[ | yell at shido |
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14:30.08 | doughecka | he aint here |
14:30.11 | doughecka | :) |
14:30.16 | zoa | when is the paris party ? |
14:30.22 | doughecka | here at my house |
14:30.23 | doughecka | tomorrow |
14:30.28 | zoa | no way |
14:30.31 | zoa | its too soon |
14:30.33 | doughecka | nope |
14:30.50 | zoa | i'm still in bulgaria |
14:30.53 | zoa | wait for me |
14:30.55 | zoa | ! |
14:31.04 | doughecka | louisville KY, 12/14/03! |
14:31.09 | doughecka | US |
14:31.10 | doughecka | :P |
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14:34.12 | doughecka | arg |
14:34.13 | doughecka | I give up |
14:34.31 | doughecka | anyone compile asterisk/zaptel on debian? |
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14:38.36 | JerJer[gone] | FYI, emergency@nufone.net will get ahold of me |
14:39.48 | doughecka | oh? |
14:39.54 | doughecka | :P |
14:40.05 | doughecka | thats your cell phone email, eh? |
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14:43.46 | lucifuge3 | hello idlers |
14:43.50 | lucifuge3 | anyone awake yet? |
14:43.56 | muppmat | nop |
14:43.59 | muppmat | =) |
14:43.59 | lucifuge3 | nice |
14:44.19 | wasim | so much for getting away from tehcnology |
14:45.13 | JerJer[gone] | a cell fone, i can deal with |
14:45.21 | JerJer[gone] | gone |
14:45.22 | JerJer[gone] | later |
14:45.29 | doughecka | cya |
14:45.30 | doughecka | :P |
14:46.20 | lucifuge3 | Anybody have remote call forwarding set up? I'm looking at the example in the wiki and wanted to get a sanity check that it's probably valid |
14:46.59 | doughecka | <PROTECTED> |
14:46.59 | doughecka | make: *** [zaptel.o] Error 1 |
14:47.02 | doughecka | whats that |
14:47.14 | Eimann | installier die kernelheader |
14:47.18 | lucifuge3 | You need to make dep in your kernal source first |
14:47.20 | lucifuge3 | then you'll have that |
14:47.23 | doughecka | oh |
14:47.26 | doughecka | how do I do that? |
14:47.31 | lucifuge3 | (if you have a full kernel source installed) |
14:47.36 | doughecka | oh |
14:47.41 | lucifuge3 | Is that what you've got....or do you have not sources or headers installed..... |
14:47.55 | lucifuge3 | You can either: 1.) Install the kernel headers only |
14:48.06 | doughecka | yea.. |
14:48.08 | doughecka | I thought I did |
14:48.17 | lucifuge3 | or 2.) install the full sources, make config (take the defaults if you dont intend to actually compile the kernel); make clean; make dep |
14:48.26 | lucifuge3 | Either way...you'll get what you need out of it |
14:48.46 | lucifuge3 | I always go with #2 |
14:48.57 | doughecka | ok |
14:50.19 | skornn | how do i fix maximum retries exceeded on call? |
14:50.40 | skornn | warning[245776] |
14:50.43 | lucifuge3 | What kind of a call? SIP termination? |
14:50.46 | skornn | yes |
14:50.57 | lucifuge3 | I usually see that when my peer isn't properly registerd. |
14:51.03 | doughecka | bah |
14:51.06 | lucifuge3 | sip show peers |
14:51.07 | doughecka | I have the headers |
14:51.10 | lucifuge3 | see if it's looking ok |
14:51.30 | lucifuge3 | doug....hmmm...maybe it's not in your headers....like I said...I alwasy pick #2 ;) |
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14:51.40 | doughecka | well |
14:51.49 | doughecka | do you know how to apt-get the source? |
14:51.57 | doughecka | the people in #debian arnt helping |
14:51.59 | lucifuge3 | What kernel version are you running? |
14:52.11 | doughecka | 2.2.20-idepci |
14:53.10 | lucifuge3 | you can use dselect and search (/) for kernel-source.....find 2.2.20 (probably called kernel-source-2.2.20-1) |
14:53.25 | lucifuge3 | Since I don't know that name for sure, I can't give you an exact apt-get line |
14:53.28 | doughecka | ah |
14:53.36 | skornn | where do i find if the phone is registered properly? |
14:53.46 | skornn | apt-get install asterisk |
14:53.59 | lucifuge3 | skornn....from the * cli |
14:54.09 | skornn | sip show users? |
14:54.13 | lucifuge3 | the sip show commands |
14:54.25 | skornn | shows it as there |
14:54.42 | Stealth_Man | run * in -vvvvvc mode |
14:54.46 | Stealth_Man | then type debug sip |
14:54.52 | lucifuge3 | with a sip show peers, you see something like: |
14:54.54 | lucifuge3 | 235/235 172.20.5.153 (D) 255.255.255.255 5060 Unmonitored |
14:55.01 | skornn | yes |
14:55.04 | Stealth_Man | you will see messages ... |
14:55.05 | stees | doughecka: debian trouble? |
14:55.15 | lucifuge3 | OK...so far so good. What problem are you having? |
14:55.17 | doughecka | yea |
14:55.17 | doughecka | :( |
14:55.23 | stees | what's wrong ? |
14:55.32 | doughecka | wont compile! :P |
14:55.33 | doughecka | actully |
14:55.38 | doughecka | I am getting the kernel source |
14:55.40 | stees | asterisk ? |
14:55.43 | doughecka | and that should solve one problem |
14:55.45 | doughecka | well |
14:55.46 | doughecka | zaptel |
14:56.01 | stees | yea... happened to me too... didnt bother going any further as it was jsut a test |
14:56.20 | doughecka | arg |
14:56.20 | doughecka | :P |
14:56.35 | lucifuge3 | skornn....that was for you.... |
14:56.35 | stees | apt-get install kernel-source ? |
14:56.40 | doughecka | well |
14:56.43 | stees | should give you a list of matching packatges |
14:56.44 | lucifuge3 | 01<lucifuge3> OK...so far so good. What problem are you having? |
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14:56.53 | doughecka | color? |
14:56.55 | doughecka | I didnt see any? |
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14:57.04 | lucifuge3 | Doah...wtf was that. |
14:57.22 | doughecka | +c (color filter) This cmode activates the colour filter for the channel. |
14:57.25 | doughecka | just add that |
14:57.32 | doughecka | :P |
14:57.57 | doughecka | hha |
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14:58.02 | doughecka | bkw isnt even watching |
14:58.06 | doughecka | [09:54:41] *** lucifuge3 has been kicked off channel #asterisk by bkw_ (autokick for mirc color) |
14:58.08 | doughecka | it was an autokick |
14:58.11 | lucifuge3 | nice |
14:58.19 | doughecka | ah |
14:58.26 | doughecka | sources are downloading now |
14:58.26 | lucifuge3 | must have been the stupid emoticons in trillian irc |
14:58.29 | stees | k |
14:58.48 | stees | I could well imagine them being bastards |
14:58.58 | doughecka | well |
14:59.09 | doughecka | one guy kept saying I didnt need the sources to compile a module |
14:59.18 | stees | hm |
14:59.20 | doughecka | all I asked was how to get the kernel sources |
15:00.10 | skornn | asterisk-->NAT<--internet-->NAT<--SIP phone... how to set that up? |
15:00.10 | stees | although im using a kernel someone else compiled for me |
15:00.26 | doughecka | ah |
15:00.59 | lucifuge3 | skornn....depends on what the NATs are inbetween. |
15:01.23 | doughecka | blechhc! |
15:01.26 | lucifuge3 | If you have a sip-aware nat device, it's probably not going to give you any trouble with a simple inbound static translation from a public IP to the * box. |
15:01.26 | doughecka | no /usr/src |
15:01.37 | wasim | doughecka: what brain dead distro are you on |
15:01.44 | doughecka | debian |
15:02.04 | doughecka | Linux WOPR 2.2.20-idepci #1 Sat Apr 20 12:45:19 EST 2002 i686 unknown |
15:02.04 | skornn | well this is the problem...if i use externip option in sip.conf, the internal phone doesn't work but the outside phone does...it's oposite when not using the option |
15:02.09 | stees | doughecka: you havent got a /usr/src !? |
15:02.15 | stees | zaptel saying that ? |
15:02.17 | doughecka | er |
15:02.20 | doughecka | I have /usr/src |
15:02.20 | doughecka | no |
15:02.30 | doughecka | USR/SRC/LINUX |
15:02.36 | lucifuge3 | skornn....if both nats are sip aware, don't bother with any of that. |
15:03.11 | wasim | doughecka: 2.2 is archaic |
15:03.11 | skornn | asterisks is behind ics on windows |
15:03.18 | lucifuge3 | If you ahve an inbound static from the public IP address of the nat device in front of the * box allowing sip and rtp traffic.... |
15:03.19 | doughecka | oh? |
15:03.20 | lucifuge3 | ...nevermind |
15:03.24 | doughecka | how should I upgrade on debian? |
15:03.26 | lucifuge3 | ics blows |
15:03.46 | lucifuge3 | doug...upgrade what? the whoe distro |
15:03.47 | skornn | yea i know, but don't now how to setup upnp |
15:03.47 | lucifuge3 | ? |
15:03.49 | skornn | on linux |
15:03.59 | doughecka | arg |
15:04.02 | doughecka | I dont want to do that |
15:04.06 | doughecka | cant I upgrade the kernel? |
15:04.07 | stees | doughecka: apt-get install kernel-iamge |
15:04.13 | lucifuge3 | Yeah...what stees said |
15:04.14 | stees | will give you a list of available kernels |
15:04.23 | lucifuge3 | or use dselect to grab a new kernel image and matching kernel-source |
15:04.25 | stees | except spell 'image' correctly!! |
15:04.37 | wasim | apt-get install gentoo :) |
15:04.38 | doughecka | hyaha |
15:04.40 | lucifuge3 | lol |
15:04.52 | wasim | but do what stees said :) |
15:04.55 | doughecka | apt-get moo |
15:05.02 | stees | doughecka: something like 2.4.20 probable |
15:05.06 | lucifuge3 | I like gentoo on a desktop. |
15:05.24 | doughecka | <PROTECTED> |
15:05.28 | lucifuge3 | I'm running 2.4.18 with no problems...zap devices and sip |
15:05.42 | lucifuge3 | I'm sure .20 will work fine too |
15:06.00 | stees | doughecka: nope.. that's still 2.2.x |
15:06.08 | doughecka | oh |
15:06.29 | stees | what sort of box is it ? |
15:06.35 | doughecka | hmm |
15:06.39 | doughecka | athlon XP |
15:06.42 | stees | kernel-image-2.4.18-686 |
15:06.44 | doughecka | so I am getting the k7 version |
15:06.54 | stees | hm... |
15:06.55 | doughecka | 2.4.16 |
15:07.05 | wasim | doughecka: get the kernel sources and roll your own dammit |
15:07.16 | doughecka | wasim: MEEP! |
15:07.24 | stees | doughecka: just get kernel-image-2.4.18-686 |
15:07.26 | doughecka | how do I do that then, pray tell? |
15:07.29 | rainer_home | doughecka: www.kernel.org is your friend :) |
15:07.39 | lucifuge3 | yes, doug...enter kernel compile hell. We all want to watch |
15:07.48 | stees | erk |
15:07.50 | doughecka | haha |
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15:08.01 | doughecka | yea, see, all I want is to get my OS back up and running |
15:08.03 | doughecka | ans asterisk |
15:08.12 | wasim | tough |
15:08.14 | lucifuge3 | yeah...get a kernel-image and matchin kernel-source |
15:08.19 | doughecka | ok |
15:08.32 | lucifuge3 | use the kernel-image to ruin off of, and get up to a make dep on the sources, then compile * |
15:08.34 | lucifuge3 | you'll be fine |
15:08.42 | doughecka | kewl |
15:09.27 | doughecka | and I want to configure my boot loader? |
15:09.43 | doughecka | since I am 30 miles away |
15:09.43 | stees | is it lilo ? |
15:09.46 | doughecka | yea |
15:09.49 | doughecka | I think |
15:10.03 | lucifuge3 | If you haven't changed the debian default, it is. |
15:10.06 | lucifuge3 | Yes, you need to configure it |
15:10.07 | stees | you need to add initrd=/initrd.img |
15:10.11 | stees | or something like that |
15:10.18 | doughecka | oh |
15:10.20 | doughecka | it said that |
15:10.21 | stees | to the image=/vmlinuz bit in /etc/lilo.conf |
15:10.22 | lucifuge3 | and you must be careful to follow the instructions on adding the initrd.image part to lilo.conf |
15:10.27 | doughecka | do I want to stop now? |
15:10.27 | doughecka | :P |
15:10.34 | stees | yea, stop now and do what it says |
15:10.53 | lucifuge3 | you should be runnign screen so you can flip over to a new console and do it ;) |
15:10.58 | stees | hehe |
15:11.08 | stees | or start another shell :) |
15:11.13 | stees | but screen++ |
15:12.39 | zoa | doughecka: i did compile zaptel on debian |
15:12.48 | doughecka | oh? |
15:12.56 | zoa | like a zillion times already |
15:13.01 | zoa | no problems with it at all |
15:13.04 | voidptr | you just need to extract your kernel source to /usr/src/ |
15:13.11 | zoa | yeah |
15:13.14 | voidptr | ln -s linux-2.4.xx linux |
15:13.16 | voidptr | don |
15:13.17 | zoa | and symlink it to linux |
15:13.32 | stees | indeex |
15:13.32 | voidptr | (actually i hit my head with that already once...) |
15:13.34 | zoa | like a big boy |
15:13.44 | lucifuge3 | lol |
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15:31.00 | doughecka | ok |
15:31.04 | doughecka | I put it in lilo.conf |
15:31.08 | doughecka | what do I do now |
15:31.14 | doughecka | its setting up the kernel |
15:31.19 | lucifuge3 | that's all |
15:31.39 | doughecka | do I want to creat a link? |
15:31.39 | lucifuge3 | just don't reboot until you are finished with dselect/apt get and try a 'lilo' command. |
15:31.47 | lucifuge3 | make sure it works |
15:32.00 | lucifuge3 | oh....that's later...byut you have to untar the sources in /usr/src |
15:32.14 | doughecka | k |
15:32.15 | lucifuge3 | then ln -s /usr/src/<dir_of_sources> linux |
15:32.40 | doughecka | whats the kernel source called? |
15:33.00 | lucifuge3 | it's in /usr/src |
15:33.06 | doughecka | well |
15:33.08 | doughecka | for apt-get |
15:33.12 | lucifuge3 | someting obvious like kernal-source-2.4.20.b2z |
15:33.24 | lucifuge3 | oh.....what kernel-image did you install? |
15:33.33 | doughecka | kernel-source-2.4.18-hppa ? |
15:33.35 | doughecka | well |
15:33.46 | doughecka | kernel-image-2.4.18-686 |
15:33.58 | doughecka | kernel-source-2.4.18 |
15:33.59 | doughecka | that |
15:34.00 | lucifuge3 | sould be kernel-source-2.4.18 |
15:34.03 | doughecka | ok |
15:46.53 | doughecka | tar -xf kernel-source-2.4.18.tar |
15:46.55 | doughecka | right? |
15:47.02 | lucifuge3 | yep |
15:47.07 | doughecka | hmm |
15:47.09 | doughecka | must be big |
15:47.09 | lucifuge3 | while in /usr/src |
15:47.14 | lucifuge3 | yes, it is |
15:50.40 | doughecka | tis rebooting |
15:50.41 | doughecka | :P |
15:50.58 | lucifuge3 | ...crossing fingers..... |
15:57.38 | doughecka | ARG |
15:57.43 | stees | :/ |
15:57.45 | doughecka | the computer enver came backup!!! |
15:57.50 | stees | not up? |
15:57.55 | doughecka | nope |
15:58.04 | doughecka | switched to 2.4.18 |
15:58.04 | lucifuge3 | Did you run lilo and see if everything looked good before rebooting? |
15:58.05 | stees | shit |
15:58.06 | doughecka | tea |
15:58.08 | doughecka | yea |
15:58.14 | doughecka | and it said everything want kosher |
15:58.17 | doughecka | was* |
15:58.40 | lucifuge3 | that's ugly |
15:58.45 | lucifuge3 | I hate kernel upgrades remotely |
15:58.48 | doughecka | yea |
15:58.50 | doughecka | so |
15:59.03 | wasim | get your keys |
15:59.10 | doughecka | no car? |
15:59.23 | stees | where is it ? |
15:59.32 | doughecka | 20 miles away |
15:59.50 | doughecka | nope, cant ping it |
15:59.51 | stees | data centre ? |
15:59.53 | doughecka | no |
15:59.55 | doughecka | at work |
16:00.08 | doughecka | err, yes, at my works 'datacenter' :P |
16:00.13 | stees | :) |
16:00.59 | wasim | have someone at work book you up into the previous kernel |
16:01.09 | doughecka | har har |
16:01.13 | doughecka | only on week days |
16:01.13 | doughecka | :P |
16:01.24 | wasim | no watchman, guarf ? |
16:01.51 | stees | noooooooooooooooo! |
16:01.59 | wasim | noiooooooo! |
16:02.03 | wasim | gentoo |
16:02.07 | doughecka | at least it compiled in the first day |
16:02.15 | doughecka | not a week later |
16:02.45 | stees | can get a debian install done in 20 mins |
16:02.58 | stees | nice minimal setup |
16:03.23 | stees | hm... |
16:03.28 | doughecka | me too |
16:03.36 | doughecka | but ASTERISK wont compile |
16:03.43 | stees | ah |
16:04.12 | stees | you apt-getting asterisk or compiling from source ? |
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16:06.21 | doughecka | source |
16:06.30 | doughecka | apt-get is OLD! |
16:06.35 | stees | haha |
16:07.13 | voidptr | like everything else in debian? ;) |
16:07.16 | voidptr | *cough* |
16:07.20 | doughecka | haa |
16:07.24 | stees | mm... |
16:07.54 | voidptr | i run it on my laptop, so i know for sure debian will never include anything that is over the head of my hardware :) |
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16:08.24 | voidptr | humm "over the head"... sounds stupid... probably some dutch -> english translation :P |
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16:14.08 | justme | has anyone here ever worked with Audiocodes and *? |
16:15.20 | stees | like DTMF tones ? |
16:15.44 | justme | no just trying to get them to work together, not sure if it is possible |
16:16.52 | justme | i have two MP-108's and would like to get rid of one of them and replace with * |
16:16.57 | phroo | moo |
16:17.14 | phroo | is SIP support in MSN v6 broken? |
16:19.43 | lucifuge3 | MSN is broken to begin with |
16:19.54 | lucifuge3 | (yes, I'm aware that doesn't help at all) |
16:27.11 | Poincare | Spawn extension (home, 22, 0) exited non-zero on 'IAX[jeff@jeff]/50' any clue what to do with this? |
16:29.18 | wasim | Poincare: ignore it if you don't want to fix it |
16:29.32 | Poincare | I would like to fix it... |
16:29.44 | wasim | ok, good, realization is the first step |
16:30.01 | Poincare | If I call to an extension on an 'gnophone' client it drops the call immediatly |
16:30.19 | Poincare | But I can call without any problems from the gnophone client... |
16:30.32 | wasim | perhaps you've not allowed it acces to the right context? does it register? |
16:31.07 | Corydon76 | Perhaps you've set up gnophone as a type=user, not type=friend |
16:31.21 | Poincare | It is as type=user |
16:31.41 | Corydon76 | Try changing that to friend |
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16:31.52 | Poincare | Euh, it is friend... Sorry |
16:32.06 | Corydon76 | users make calls. peers receive calls. Friends are both |
16:32.21 | justme | I just setup an * server and the VoIP quality sounds like garbage, where should I start looking to make changes? |
16:32.49 | Corydon76 | justme: are you running X? |
16:32.55 | Poincare | wasim: where/how can I check if it did register? |
16:33.02 | justme | what is X? |
16:33.09 | Corydon76 | X11, the graphics |
16:33.30 | Corydon76 | Or are you running a virtual frame buffer? |
16:33.32 | wasim | Poincare: on * CLI |
16:33.33 | justme | no, I installed the server and only have command prompts |
16:33.59 | Corydon76 | Is your text screen 80x25 or do you have more lines on the screen? |
16:34.15 | justme | not sure, how can I tell? |
16:34.19 | Corydon76 | Count |
16:34.25 | justme | k, hold on |
16:34.31 | Poincare | wasim: should i see it with "iax show registry"? |
16:34.48 | Poincare | Cause that list is empty... also for iax2 |
16:35.06 | justme | cor: I am using putty from a windows pc, so I can tell where the actual screen stops |
16:35.19 | wasim | Poincare: bingo |
16:35.22 | Corydon76 | Look on the console of actual computer |
16:35.35 | justme | I cannot it is in my collocation |
16:35.55 | Corydon76 | Okay, look in /etc/lilo.conf. Do you have a vga= line? |
16:35.57 | point | did anyone make a ala "watchdog-switch" which will switch my incomming analog/isdn lines to the ordinary phone if * will fail ? |
16:35.57 | Poincare | wasim: but i can call that gnophine client from the CLI and incoming calls als gets to the client... |
16:36.08 | justme | let me check |
16:36.13 | killerbee | anyone have any cool applications for my cisco 7960? |
16:36.21 | point | :) ... sorry for english |
16:37.57 | justme | i dont have that file, but I do have a lilo.conf.anaconda is that the same? |
16:38.11 | Corydon76 | No, it isn't. |
16:38.20 | justme | I dont have a lilo.cong |
16:38.22 | Corydon76 | What bootloader are you using, grub? |
16:38.27 | justme | lilo.conf |
16:38.30 | justme | i mean |
16:38.47 | wasim | justme: ps aux | grep X11 |
16:38.53 | Corydon76 | You aren't the admin for this box, are you? |
16:39.07 | justme | who me? |
16:39.11 | justme | yes i am |
16:39.25 | justme | i dont know anything about linux, though |
16:39.39 | justme | wasim? |
16:40.04 | Corydon76 | OK, and you're experimenting with a new application in a colocation facility in a production environment? |
16:40.18 | justme | not production, just testing |
16:40.50 | Corydon76 | You may want to try this out on a local machine first... get all the kinks worked out, then deploy... |
16:41.17 | justme | I want to test with live T1's, can do that unless I am in the collocation |
16:41.28 | justme | plus the Collo has the bandwidth I need |
16:41.49 | Corydon76 | For testing? A dialup connection has the bandwidth you need |
16:42.06 | justme | can't tell, I can't get one good sounding call made |
16:42.28 | justme | they all sound like crap |
16:42.51 | Corydon76 | What hardware are you using? |
16:43.19 | rainer_home | justme: what protocol (h.323, sip,...) and codec (gsm, g711,...) are you using? |
16:43.30 | justme | I have a dell poweredge 650 with 2.4 xeon processor 512frontside and 512ram GSM |
16:43.50 | voidptr | 512 fsb, peculiar ;) |
16:44.36 | justme | would you like to test it? |
16:44.47 | justme | see if your phones sound better? |
16:44.49 | Corydon76 | I'm also curious to the response to rainer's question to you |
16:44.57 | justme | GSM |
16:45.08 | Corydon76 | and what protocol? |
16:45.22 | justme | i thought it was GSM, is that not the protocal? |
16:45.28 | Corydon76 | No, that's the codec |
16:45.39 | justme | how do I see the protocal being used? |
16:46.01 | Corydon76 | What's in the Dial line? |
16:46.21 | wasim | justme has a lot of reading ahead of him |
16:46.38 | justme | in the extensions file i have Dial(IAX2/jrondeau) |
16:46.38 | Corydon76 | Yes, a whole lot of reading |
16:47.00 | wasim | good choice of protocol, atleast :) |
16:47.00 | justme | I have read everything I can find, but a lot is just repeats of other docs |
16:47.09 | Corydon76 | Then the protocol would be iax2 |
16:47.14 | justme | k |
16:47.24 | justme | that was recommended to me, that is why i use it |
16:47.27 | justme | should I change? |
16:47.49 | Corydon76 | What are you running on the client to connect to this box? |
16:47.51 | wasim | yeh, we all just copy from one site, and put it on another, and in the 6 months, there's like 5 million * websites, but each has its own gems of information, and by repeating it gets sunk in |
16:48.19 | justme | I have tried iaxcomm and diax |
16:49.03 | h3x | diax needs a hold button! |
16:49.03 | wasim | justme: its the best protocol to use with *, unfortunately clients are a little sparse still, for linux gnophone works the best |
16:49.09 | h3x | and line appearance keys |
16:49.28 | h3x | wasim: Uhm, thats scary |
16:49.32 | h3x | gnophone actually works? |
16:49.35 | justme | iaxcomm keeps giving me a blue screen |
16:49.57 | justme | gnophone is also a softphone? |
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16:51.26 | loko-moko | this genkernel sucks, it makes the largest kernel ever and checks everything by default |
16:51.38 | voidptr | great :P |
16:51.47 | wasim | h3x: gnophone works beautifully |
16:52.01 | justme | I was wanting to integrate one of my audiocodes MP-108 and see what the call sounds like, but I have no idea how to even start or where to find information |
16:52.08 | voidptr | wasim : s/beautifully// |
16:52.11 | voidptr | :P |
16:52.36 | wasim | it just needs further development |
16:52.41 | voidptr | for sure |
16:54.24 | wasim | ah fuck, lost electricity in the storm |
16:54.36 | voidptr | hum |
16:54.42 | voidptr | ups? :P |
16:55.34 | wasim | yep, wet battery bank, about 3 hours worth |
16:55.38 | rainer_home | any capi users around? |
16:55.47 | coppice_ | wasim: you mean they don't give you the option to loose the storm and keep the electricity? :-) |
16:56.13 | voidptr | :) |
16:56.23 | coppice_ | what is the status of gnophone? there seems to be gno development going on |
16:56.25 | voidptr | wasim : time to go to sleep then :P |
16:56.42 | wasim | coppice_: yeh, even mr spencer was commenting it should be revived |
16:57.06 | voidptr | :) |
16:58.45 | loko-moko | do I need to install my g729 codecs before I compile * ? |
16:59.13 | Corydon76 | No... only before you start * |
16:59.20 | loko-moko | oh ok thanks |
16:59.31 | rainer_home | are there any issues with capi and 2.4.23? |
16:59.44 | Corydon76 | You can load it during, but you'll need to restart for * to see the new codec |
16:59.52 | af_ | someone could please call me at 17002876594 , for a test? |
17:00.05 | coppice_ | wasim: I'd assumed gnophone was abandoned. The web site isn't dead, but it smells a bit iffy! |
17:00.19 | voidptr | :) |
17:00.23 | af_ | I am unable to get it working |
17:01.04 | wasim | af_: i'm in |
17:01.20 | af_ | wasim digit the 1234 |
17:01.28 | wasim | i did, it rang once |
17:01.33 | af_ | mhh |
17:01.41 | af_ | I am conneted |
17:01.50 | wasim | but my power went out, and i think the silly people didn't put the pbx on the ups |
17:02.26 | af_ | I see |
17:02.26 | wasim | oh, no, power is fine on the pbx |
17:02.33 | af_ | my phoned ringed, I answered |
17:03.05 | wasim | don't answer, let it ring |
17:03.11 | af_ | I am answering |
17:03.17 | af_ | ah ok |
17:03.27 | af_ | please, redo, then |
17:03.31 | wasim | the wasim and andreas show |
17:03.36 | af_ | :))) |
17:04.54 | af_ | I don't answer, this time, is ringing |
17:05.06 | wasim | ok now keep an eye on the CLI and then answer |
17:05.19 | af_ | there is voicemail now |
17:05.34 | wasim | i left one, see if you can hear it |
17:05.58 | wasim | ring ring |
17:06.09 | af_ | ok, I lisetned |
17:06.15 | wasim | did you get the voice? |
17:06.21 | af_ | yeah, I got it |
17:06.34 | wasim | ok, good now answer this time |
17:06.39 | af_ | ok. |
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17:10.41 | wasim | fini! :) |
17:10.45 | af_ | oh real good :) |
17:11.01 | wasim | Shido6_: the equinox colo center burned down! |
17:11.10 | Shido6_ | dont make fun! |
17:11.31 | af_ | mh the budgetones is not bad |
17:11.35 | h3x | shya, bkw dosent live across the street from equinox |
17:11.44 | Shido6_ | until you have it crash on you af_ |
17:11.51 | af_ | heheh |
17:12.06 | af_ | crashed only once here |
17:12.45 | UnixDawg | wow that sucks |
17:12.52 | UnixDawg | all those pc's lost |
17:13.02 | wasim | h3x: :) |
17:13.54 | h3x | oh |
17:14.01 | h3x | the new version of diax has two call appearance |
17:14.02 | h3x | s |
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17:14.41 | UnixDawg | I want a dual line p[hone |
17:15.29 | UnixDawg | I have 4 nmbrs but I want it to ring a diff line on 1 phone . there fore need a phone with 4 line cap |
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17:19.45 | wasim | nah, i couldn't be that lucky :) we may get someone to do a mould batch for us for even the preproduction phones :) |
17:19.46 | TestMasTer | can someone help me out please i can`t figure out how to assign a extension to a phone |
17:20.01 | wasim | TestMasTer: what phone? |
17:20.41 | h3x | UnixDawg: how about distinctive ringing |
17:20.58 | TestMasTer | wasim: Its a Cisco 7910 and 1940 |
17:21.30 | TestMasTer | wasim: But i`m setup with skinny just so you know |
17:22.08 | wasim | TestMasTer: something like 99,1,Dial(SIP/sipuser) should would |
17:22.44 | TestMasTer | wasim: ok but with it being Skinny? |
17:22.49 | TestMasTer | insted of sip |
17:23.04 | wasim | oh, duh, yes, i'm sorry, you're right |
17:23.55 | TestMasTer | wasim: so i can do extension 99,1(SKINNY/ipaddress) you think that would work? |
17:24.07 | wasim | let me go read up on chan_skinny |
17:24.13 | TestMasTer | ok |
17:26.26 | TestMasTer | wasim: the only problem is i haven`t been able to find docs on skinny |
17:26.35 | TestMasTer | or chan_skinny |
17:27.16 | wasim | TestMasTer: try 99,1,Dial(Skinny/user) http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-cvs/2003-September/000052.html |
17:27.36 | TestMasTer | wasim: ok ty |
17:28.44 | TestMasTer | wasim: See what i can`t figure out what, the username would be, would it be the stuff in [blah]? |
17:29.07 | wasim | usually it is |
17:29.14 | TestMasTer | oh ok, thanx again |
17:29.52 | h3x | wasim: hows your iax phone going |
17:30.01 | wasim | on pause |
17:30.07 | h3x | aww |
17:30.12 | wasim | i'm stuck on a depndency |
17:30.30 | wasim | my critical path is screwed |
17:31.08 | h3x | eh |
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17:32.56 | wasim | seriously, i've been stuck on this one depdency for one week now |
17:33.14 | TestMasTer | wasim: with the 99,1 what would be the number that i would dial to get to the other phone would it be 99 or 1 |
17:33.18 | bkw_ | blah |
17:33.21 | h3x | what dependancy are you speaking of |
17:33.35 | wasim | stupid people can't take things seriously, and generaly lackadaisical attitude |
17:33.37 | h3x | ,1 is the sequence number |
17:33.39 | wasim | h3x: pcb quote |
17:33.48 | h3x | aw man |
17:33.53 | h3x | those are easy |
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17:34.29 | wasim | yeh, well when you're dealing with legacy telco manufacturing units |
17:34.40 | loko-moko | Can anyone with a Cisco 7960 help me get it to connect to *. I always have this problem, status says "E630 REG retries exceeded" |
17:34.43 | justme | I might not know anything about *, but I just cracked my ATA 186 |
17:35.00 | wasim | justme: next time try and be more careful where you step |
17:35.13 | justme | what do you mean? |
17:35.14 | voidptr | sooo devineeee |
17:35.16 | bkw_ | justme killer.. was it a vonage one? |
17:35.21 | justme | yes it was vonage |
17:35.25 | bkw_ | i cracked mine too |
17:35.31 | coppice_ | wasim: who is so slow in quoting you? a weekis more than enough time to get a PCB, not just a quote |
17:35.58 | justme | wasim? what do you mean? |
17:35.58 | h3x | theres automated systems that have a bunch of perps quote your board |
17:35.58 | voidptr | historys' so strong |
17:35.58 | coppice_ | wasim: a 22 layer PCB with lots of special features, at that :-) |
17:35.58 | wasim | coppice_: stupid bureaucratic sods |
17:35.58 | h3x | usually you get things the next day |
17:36.08 | killerbee | anyone have any cool applications for my cisco 7960? |
17:36.21 | coppice_ | killerbee: landfill? |
17:36.31 | voidptr | lol :) |
17:36.36 | wasim | coppice_: priceless |
17:36.39 | killerbee | yikes |
17:37.07 | justme | ok i have 15 of these things, who is willing to trade? |
17:37.39 | voidptr | i will trade it against a piece of used chewing gum, will that do?? |
17:37.45 | justme | no, |
17:37.49 | justme | but funny |
17:37.58 | justme | these are brand new, still in the box |
17:38.04 | justme | never unpacked |
17:38.11 | voidptr | oh, ok.. in that case new pack of chewing gum :o) |
17:38.16 | voidptr | humm |
17:38.16 | justme | LOL |
17:38.25 | wasim | never chewed! |
17:38.53 | voidptr | the cisco's have these extreme annoyance with licensing but well |
17:39.05 | voidptr | :P |
17:40.38 | loko-moko | how do you force a 7960 to register? |
17:42.15 | coppice_ | loko-moko: say it will become landfill if it doesn't get its act together and register. That usually privides the right motivation for them. |
17:42.23 | loko-moko | lol |
17:42.28 | killerbee | loko-moko .. proxy_register=1 |
17:42.51 | loko-moko | yea the settings are all right |
17:42.58 | loko-moko | for some reason it wont register to this one * box |
17:43.11 | loko-moko | well my new * box using my old confs |
17:45.50 | loko-moko | is iaxtel down? |
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17:46.36 | wasim | loko-moko: from here too |
17:46.53 | klasstek | iaxtel works for me |
17:47.09 | wasim | 69.73.19.178:5036 wasimbaig <Unregistered> 60 Request Sent |
17:47.30 | klasstek | 69.73.19.178:4569 kputland 67.162.134.148:4569 60 Registered |
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17:47.34 | loko-moko | Host Username Perceived Refresh State |
17:47.34 | loko-moko | 69.73.19.178:5036 theburghli <Unregistered> 60 Timeout |
17:47.42 | klasstek | iaxtel is iax2 only now |
17:47.46 | loko-moko | oh |
17:47.48 | wasim | yep |
17:48.04 | klasstek | iax2 show registry |
17:48.35 | loko-moko | ah there it goes |
17:48.36 | loko-moko | thanks |
17:49.04 | wasim | heya klasstek hows mile high? |
17:49.13 | klasstek | cold |
17:49.24 | wasim | how are the broncos this year? |
17:49.34 | klasstek | snow on the grond and barely above 30F for the last week |
17:49.58 | klasstek | I think they're doing ok. I don't really follow football though |
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17:53.43 | wasim | i once moved to kansas city to watch montana play |
17:53.48 | dannie | any known probs with digium boards and asus a7v600 mobo or via kt-600 chipset? |
17:57.31 | coppice_ | bkw_: why do you feel this way? |
17:57.46 | cman | wasim.. can uask tipu to send me the guitar riffs? |
17:57.52 | bkw_ | iaxtel is ditching it |
17:58.11 | bkw_ | so why keep chan_iax around? |
17:58.20 | bkw_ | when chan_iax2 cna do it all |
17:58.37 | coppice_ | bkw_: so gnophone really is out of date :-) |
17:58.40 | dant | gnophone does iax2? |
17:59.17 | h3x | that totally sucks |
17:59.30 | h3x | fedex package here in vegas but its gotta sit around til monday to be delivered |
17:59.30 | h3x | bah |
17:59.32 | h3x | humbug |
17:59.41 | h3x | all my new computer toys. |
18:01.43 | cman | guys i have been looking for restricting one user per account.. any one any ideas how to implement that? |
18:01.53 | wasim | bkw_: amen! |
18:02.00 | Mike | hey guys im using a handytone from GS and im using a cordless phone but i cant see the id working |
18:02.06 | Mike | not even when i call from another extension |
18:02.08 | wasim | cman: tipu is in the process of getting married all this week and the next |
18:02.31 | Mike | any ideas |
18:02.31 | Mike | ? |
18:02.44 | TestMasTer | Does anyone see anything wrong with this exten => 2,1,Dial(Skinny/dan) exten => 3,1,Dial(Skinny/testuser)? |
18:03.06 | coppice_ | wasim: how many women is he marrying if it takes that long? :-) |
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18:03.52 | wasim | coppice_: women here have nothing else, so they torment people by having month long wedding stuff |
18:04.22 | voidptr | humm back... |
18:04.40 | cman | convey my congratulations if u attend |
18:04.46 | coppice_ | wasim: we had three wedding banquests - London, Hong Kong, and Panyu in China - but even that didn't add up to three weeks activity! |
18:04.57 | Mike | hey guys |
18:05.05 | Mike | anyone having problems with atas on callerid? |
18:05.05 | cman | :D:D |
18:05.22 | wasim | yeh, here there are bunch of dholkis, and mayun, and mehdni, and wedding, and post wedding dinners galore |
18:05.45 | wasim | i opted to skip the entire thing at my wedding, including the wedding |
18:05.48 | cman | ~seen JerJer |
18:05.50 | | jerjer <~NunYoBizN@pppoe1333.grp.centurytel.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 13h 10m 1s ago, saying: 'wasim: check it, it just might have gotten better '. |
18:06.08 | wasim | cman: jerer is incommunicado for the weekend |
18:06.42 | cman | what is that? |
18:06.47 | wasim | which is why she wont talk to me now, but thats a different story |
18:06.50 | cman | :-? |
18:06.59 | wasim | cman: he's taking a hiatus from technology |
18:07.21 | TestMasTer | can anyone tell me if there is something wrong with exten => 2,1,Dial(Skinny/dan) exten => 3,1,Dial(Skinny/testuser) Because when i diail 2 It holds for a few mins then hangs up when i dial 3 its just a fast busy |
18:07.38 | cman | Skinny? |
18:07.45 | TestMasTer | cman: ya |
18:08.09 | TestMasTer | my phone doesn`t have the right software to use sip so i have to use skinny |
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18:08.46 | ScaredyCat | lo |
18:09.05 | wasim | billi! |
18:09.21 | cman | do u have a dan in [dan] context... whereever is that...Skinny! |
18:09.22 | ScaredyCat | errm anyone got an ata186? |
18:09.25 | loko-moko | register you freakin phone or ill smash you and send you to the landfill |
18:09.31 | TestMasTer | cman: YA |
18:09.39 | dant | exten => 6001,2,Dial(Skinny/${EXTEN}@dan,20,tr) |
18:09.41 | dant | works here |
18:09.42 | TestMasTer | sorry for the caps |
18:10.13 | wasim | ScaredyCat: no graphic LCD for you :P no can do, no IO |
18:10.16 | coppice_ | loko-moto: that's the idea. just make sure you have a model that understands English. |
18:10.22 | loko-moko | this one doesnt it seems |
18:10.29 | ScaredyCat | wasim: WHAT! |
18:10.45 | ScaredyCat | this is bad.. wasim... |
18:10.48 | wasim | no IO billi, sorry |
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18:11.40 | TestMasTer | dant and that does go in externsions.conf Right? |
18:11.51 | dant | TestMasTer, yep |
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18:11.59 | ScaredyCat | bkw_: have you ever tried linking an ata186 to an x100p ? |
18:12.19 | coppice_ | wasim: I want a graphic LCD too. One that cannot display at least a single row of 16x16 Hanzi is as worthless as a Cisco phone in a landfill. |
18:12.20 | TestMasTer | because i try to dial 6001 and all i get is a fast bust on 6 |
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18:13.02 | wasim | what happened to pathetic lusers will have to live with 16x2 so we can save 2c |
18:13.03 | cman | u have another nu using 6? |
18:13.09 | loko-moko | Can anyone think of anything else to try to get a Cisco 7960 to connect to *? I have nat enabled on the phone, I have the 5060 port forwarded to the phone as well over the cable router, the login and password are correct on the phone and the account is seen on *, but wont register, says E630 REG retries exceeded |
18:13.17 | TestMasTer | cman: nothing in that file that i`ve seen |
18:13.19 | wasim | wimps even |
18:13.40 | voidptr | hey! |
18:13.42 | voidptr | don't mock me |
18:13.42 | dant | loko-moko, you looked at sip debug on the * box? |
18:13.44 | voidptr | i'm cheap |
18:14.23 | dant | TestMasTer, you did change the ,2, to ,1, didn't you? |
18:14.31 | loko-moko | yes, it doesnt seem to be getting any connection from the phone |
18:14.41 | TestMasTer | dant: no I did as you said |
18:14.48 | loko-moko | ahh restarted the phone and now stuff is coming up |
18:15.18 | dant | TestMasTer, I have a something in ,1, which is why that's ,2, try change it to ,1, not sure if it'll make a difference but... |
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18:15.52 | dant | loko-moko, still failing to register? |
18:15.54 | TestMasTer | dant ok that way i can dial the 6001 But all it does is hang, and after a few seconds hangs up |
18:16.32 | dant | TestMasTer, you have a line setup for 6001 in skinny.conf? |
18:17.12 | wasim | ScaredyCat: its not an excuse, i promise |
18:17.14 | coppice_ | wasim: your East Asian market is going down the tubes here. If 1.3 billion Chinese, 70M Koreans and 120M Japanese don't grab your interest, your sales expectations must be *really* high! |
18:17.19 | TestMasTer | dant thank you that fixed it |
18:17.31 | loko-moko | here is the sip debug output, http://www.pastebin.com/29596 |
18:17.32 | dant | TestMasTer, cool, that working ok for you? |
18:17.45 | loko-moko | yea it wont register, i dont think it is using proxy or nat right |
18:17.50 | ScaredyCat | wasim: you just need to redesign :D |
18:17.52 | wasim | coppice_: well, the rest of the 3 billion too, mideast, and indopak |
18:18.00 | TestMasTer | ya, But question With asterisk, Can i assign a real phone number so if i can it, it will right on 6001? |
18:18.20 | voidptr | wasim : ain't your phone modular ? :P |
18:18.35 | wasim | voidptr: it is |
18:18.35 | ScaredyCat | can you plug an ata186 into an x100p? |
18:18.42 | coppice_ | wasim: the indopaks who can't read English can't afford an IP line to plug your phone into. Ignore those. :-) |
18:18.54 | voidptr | :P |
18:18.56 | wasim | coppice_: good point |
18:18.58 | YoYo | Scaredy: probably, but why would you want to? |
18:19.55 | ScaredyCat | it's not for me... but someone uses vonage... so they want to make it available in the dialplan using the ata186 |
18:20.06 | YoYo | interesting |
18:20.41 | wasim | coppice_: so a Lumex LCM-S01602DTR/M will not do |
18:21.42 | YoYo | is anyone here using anthm's queue patches? |
18:23.08 | coppice_ | wasim: hey, thats only 5x8 cells. It can't even display lower case, leta lone Hanzi. :-) |
18:23.43 | blitzrage | afternoon all |
18:23.46 | wasim | man, you want a 16x16 cell, oh neat |
18:23.57 | wasim | this'll be fun |
18:24.21 | coppice_ | wasim: 16x16 is the minimum you can display readable Hanzi on :-) |
18:26.23 | wasim | coppice_: do they exist as character LCD? with compatible I?O to this one? |
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18:26.39 | voidptr | god... |
18:26.56 | voidptr | someone make asterisk-advertorial...and no i won't subscribe |
18:26.56 | voidptr | :P |
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18:28.37 | wasim | i best more pixels mean more I/O, right coppice_ ? |
18:28.42 | wasim | s/best/bet even |
18:29.27 | coppice_ | wasim: I think there are some rare items like that, but most people use a bit mapped display, and deal with the fonts externally. stick with your two line display for now, but I would seriously consider how you can support i18n as quickly as possible. Most languages need larger cells. |
18:29.34 | TestMasTer | dant Could i message you for a second? |
18:30.17 | loko-moko | how does one see what codec is being used between the phone and * via the * console |
18:31.44 | wasim | show channel blah |
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18:33.36 | wasim | that would ruin his hiatus from technology, tsk tsk.. bad wasim, bad |
18:33.42 | voidptr | wasim :P |
18:33.48 | dant | TestMasTer, you can, I'm not sure I'll be able to help tho :) |
18:36.34 | bkw_ | ScaredyCat yes you can plug an ATA into an x100p |
18:37.57 | ScaredyCat | k, ta.... |
18:38.30 | bkw_ | who here works at netacc.net |
18:38.37 | bkw_ | wasn't it hoopycat? |
18:40.07 | YoYo | so, bkw, you ready to move to VA? |
18:41.49 | loko-moko | wasim show channel doesnt show anything about the codec being used |
18:42.10 | bkw_ | haha |
18:42.18 | bkw_ | YoYo you funny |
18:42.26 | bkw_ | no the neighbors are pissed at our insurance company |
18:42.36 | bkw_ | they haven't called em yet |
18:43.46 | YoYo | I'm sorry, but I gotta ask. why didn't Greg put blocks behind the wheels? |
18:43.57 | YoYo | especially when working on the brakes |
18:44.02 | bkw_ | YoYo he wasn't working on it |
18:44.07 | bkw_ | he was pulling out of the driveway |
18:44.12 | bkw_ | and the brake release wire broke |
18:44.24 | bkw_ | he opened the door.. put one foot out |
18:44.28 | bkw_ | and reach under the dash |
18:44.40 | bkw_ | when it released I guess his foot was off the brake enuf to cause it to jerk backwards |
18:44.49 | YoYo | ah |
18:44.51 | YoYo | ok |
18:44.52 | bkw_ | pulling him out of the truck |
18:45.05 | bkw_ | its pretty fucked up |
18:45.09 | bkw_ | I think we should sue GM |
18:45.49 | YoYo | I think we should sue anyone who would own a GM |
18:45.50 | YoYo | =D |
18:45.54 | wasim | loko-moko: it does too NativeFormat: 2 |
18:45.54 | bkw_ | haha |
18:46.01 | loko-moko | oh |
18:46.15 | bkw_ | I don't own anything but a Ninja |
18:46.23 | bkw_ | and I'm pretty sure it couldn't do that much damage |
18:46.23 | loko-moko | NativeFormat: 4 |
18:46.32 | loko-moko | hmm |
18:46.32 | loko-moko | NOTICE[114696]: File chan_iax.c, Line 4029 (socket_read): Peer 'NuFone' is now TOO LAGGED (2084 ms)! |
18:46.34 | loko-moko | wuality |
18:46.34 | coppice_ | who would buy a genetically modified truck? |
18:46.35 | loko-moko | quality |
18:46.46 | YoYo | ugh... 1 hour and 15 minutes until I can log out of the call queue |
18:46.49 | dant | loko-moko, throttle the porn download |
18:46.50 | bkw_ | NuFone2 66.225.202.72 (S) 255.255.255.255 4569 OK (35 ms) |
18:46.50 | bkw_ | NuFone 66.225.202.72 (S) 255.255.255.255 4569 OK (36 ms) |
18:47.03 | YoYo | I can't wait until I get my linux box @ home |
18:47.04 | bkw_ | haha nufone and nufone2 are the same system now |
18:47.06 | bkw_ | w00t |
18:47.10 | loko-moko | dant that is on a 100 mbs fiber line in a data center out in los angeles |
18:47.16 | loko-moko | its not a cable or dsl line |
18:47.22 | bkw_ | loko-moko mine is dsl |
18:47.26 | loko-moko | i wonder why it is using ulaw and not g729 |
18:47.26 | bkw_ | 35ms rocks |
18:47.43 | blll | the emergency brake release wire broke? |
18:47.52 | bkw_ | the release yes |
18:47.58 | bkw_ | it woudln't release the parking brake |
18:47.58 | dant | --- 66.225.202.72 ping statistics --- |
18:47.59 | dant | 4 packets transmitted, 4 received, 0% packet loss, time 3029ms |
18:47.59 | dant | rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 365.536/370.518/378.731/4.975 ms, pipe 2 |
18:48.07 | YoYo | it's a parking brake |
18:48.11 | loko-moko | dant ouch |
18:48.13 | wasim | under warranty jeep? |
18:48.15 | blll | I don't understand why he put one foot outside of the truck |
18:48.19 | bkw_ | no its a GMS |
18:48.31 | bkw_ | blll so he could reach under the dash and manually pop the brake |
18:48.49 | coppice_ | YoYo: if the footbrake fails you will realise why it is an emergency brake. |
18:48.51 | loko-moko | if my emergency break wire broke my car would be miles away down the hill and defintiely completely inside someones house |
18:49.01 | blll | bkw: is the truck a manual? |
18:49.11 | coppice_ | YoYo: its only really a parking brake on a manual transmission car, anyway |
18:50.28 | coppice_ | I used to use the parking brake once a year - to check it worked before the annual test :-) |
18:54.02 | tclark | coppice_: is there any code in your new dsp stuff that detects that tri-tone you get on some switches when the number is no longer in svc ? |
18:55.32 | coppice_ | tclark: there is a very generic tone detector driven by an XML descriptions of the tones. There is also an XML file with most of the world's tone sets in it. None of this is integrated with * right now. |
18:57.16 | tclark | nice, so in theory i record that tone then use wavetools to see the values to put in the xml file ? |
18:57.42 | YoYo | coppice writing DSP stuff? |
18:58.23 | loko-moko | is there something special i need to do to use g729? i installed the license, set my 7960 to use g729a as prefered, but it still uses ulaw |
18:58.32 | ScaredyCat | bkw_: what you call the 'emergency' brake is that what we call the handbrake? |
18:58.49 | YoYo | Scaredy, yes... emergency/parking/hand |
18:59.07 | YoYo | oops |
18:59.08 | YoYo | wait |
18:59.12 | coppice_ | YoYo: what about it? |
18:59.26 | YoYo | coppice: peaks my curiosity |
18:59.32 | loko-moko | if its on the ground how is it a handbreak =) |
18:59.33 | YoYo | * using DSPs will be cool |
19:00.25 | bkw_ | loko-moko hold on g729a? |
19:00.36 | loko-moko | bkw ? |
19:00.41 | YoYo | tclark: eh? I thought * only used software to do it's stuff |
19:00.44 | bkw_ | yep thats right |
19:00.46 | bkw_ | just didn't look right |
19:01.01 | coppice_ | YoYo: we currently do all the DSP on the host processors |
19:01.31 | YoYo | ok, when I think DSP, I think hardware. like the chip on the X100P that * doesn't use |
19:01.33 | loko-moko | bkw what do you mean? |
19:01.34 | bkw_ | bkw needs a new toy budget |
19:01.41 | tclark | yea, & coppice new stuff is alos s/w dsp |
19:02.01 | bkw_ | loko-moko your right its g729a |
19:02.06 | *** join/#asterisk dant (~dan@81-86-69-213.dsl.pipex.com) |
19:02.48 | YoYo | ok, I'm wrong |
19:02.52 | voidptr | just a mirror for the suuuun |
19:03.02 | YoYo | thought there was a chip of some sort on the x100p that * ignored |
19:03.18 | bkw_ | the x100p is just a software driven card |
19:03.42 | bkw_ | wish we had a way to put 8 of those damn things on 1 card |
19:03.51 | bkw_ | hell even 6 |
19:03.59 | bkw_ | 1 irq for 6 FXO's |
19:04.07 | Corydon76 | There is, bkw_ |
19:04.15 | loko-moko | bkw ? |
19:04.18 | Corydon76 | It's called a T100P and an FXO channel bank |
19:04.20 | bkw_ | without a t1 card or channel bank |
19:04.35 | wasim | its almost here with teh TDm400P and the fxo modules |
19:05.30 | Corydon76 | Actually, you could probably put that many on a PC, if you ignored having hard drives, sound cards, and graphics cards |
19:05.50 | Corydon76 | No serial and no parallel ports |
19:06.08 | Corydon76 | and no USB |
19:06.14 | Haxot | SOunds like an interesting setup |
19:06.30 | Corydon76 | keyboard, mouse, network, and 6 FXO ports... |
19:06.36 | Corydon76 | netboot |
19:07.24 | Corydon76 | It probably could be done... |
19:07.46 | Haxot | It's linux |
19:07.48 | Haxot | of course it could be done |
19:07.51 | Corydon76 | but it's also probably cheaper to do a T100P and an FXO channel bank |
19:08.09 | Corydon76 | Haxot: No, we're talking about IRQs... so there's a hardware limitation |
19:08.41 | Haxot | you haev your irqs setup. |
19:08.41 | Haxot | Any modern PC board leaves teh onboard stuff completely up to you |
19:08.58 | Haxot | You can shut off the USB, serial, LPT, sound, ATA channels, etc |
19:09.05 | Corydon76 | Yes, but you still only have 15 IRQs to work with... some of which are reserved |
19:09.33 | Haxot | You can also go inot the manual configuration, and if you are feeling lucky, tell it which irqs should do what. |
19:09.37 | Corydon76 | I've never seen IRQs 1 and 2, for example |
19:10.10 | Corydon76 | and I've never seen the PS/2 port on anything but IRQ 12 |
19:10.37 | Haxot | *g* That's where linux comes in. |
19:10.40 | Haxot | I've seen a guy aquire most of his IRQs for turning his computer into a router of sorts. |
19:10.51 | bkw_ | http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/waikatotimes/0,2106,2756987a6004,00.html |
19:10.53 | bkw_ | hahahahahah |
19:11.06 | bkw_ | 1 is keyboard isn't it |
19:11.20 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:11.20 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:11.20 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:11.29 | Haxot | Dunno. |
19:11.37 | Haxot | That answers that |
19:12.23 | Haxot | LOL |
19:12.28 | Haxot | bkw_: Funny. |
19:12.46 | bkw_ | hehe |
19:13.39 | loko-moko | bkw is there something else i need to setup? |
19:13.46 | wasim | DDoS on that would be a shotgun raving |
19:14.28 | bkw_ | loko-moko no just allow=g729 |
19:14.33 | bkw_ | disallow =all |
19:14.35 | loko-moko | ohhh |
19:14.38 | bkw_ | do that on your phones peer |
19:14.49 | bkw_ | let me guess you put g729a |
19:14.58 | loko-moko | yea |
19:15.01 | bkw_ | g729a on the phone is right... g729 is right in your sip.conf |
19:15.05 | loko-moko | ohh |
19:15.06 | loko-moko | ok thanks |
19:15.06 | bkw_ | confusing as hell isn't it |
19:15.09 | loko-moko | yea |
19:15.43 | TestMasTer | I was wondering if anyone would know, Could i Call from my network To someone elses network? |
19:16.08 | TestMasTer | i would have to have the extension setup with the other networks sip information right? |
19:16.25 | Corydon76 | Why not use IAX? |
19:16.57 | TestMasTer | I guess i will have to look in to IAX, because i`m not even totaly sure what it is lol |
19:17.18 | suma | Corydon, IAX takes server bandwidth right |
19:17.39 | suma | IAX - Inter Asterisk Exchange |
19:17.50 | Corydon76 | all protocols take bandwidth, suma |
19:18.12 | Corydon76 | If they didn't take bandwidth, they wouldn't do very much, would they? |
19:18.15 | *** join/#asterisk Zebble (~Zebble@Sherbrooke-HSE-ppp3610405.sympatico.ca) |
19:18.25 | voidptr | :P |
19:18.36 | suma | in SIP you can just have control in server and rtp can be routed from source to destination right ? |
19:18.59 | *** join/#asterisk tim27 (tim27@229-29.dr.cgocable.ca) |
19:19.06 | Corydon76 | Assuming no NAT, possibly |
19:19.07 | tim27 | hello |
19:19.21 | tim27 | i trying to convert windows wav file... to gsm |
19:19.22 | tim27 | with sox |
19:19.35 | suma | yes corydon76, but in IAX you need to always give server bandwidth right |
19:19.38 | Corydon76 | sox -r 22050 blah.wav -r 8000 blah.gsm |
19:19.40 | bkw_ | sox infile.wav -c 1 -r 8000 outfile.gsm |
19:19.49 | bkw_ | mine works fine too |
19:19.55 | bkw_ | ~sox |
19:19.57 | | methinks sox is Sound Processing Tool. URL: http://sox.sourceforge.net/ |
19:19.57 | tim27 | bwk |
19:20.03 | tim27 | i tried... yours |
19:20.05 | tim27 | but asterisk |
19:20.08 | tim27 | give me error |
19:20.14 | bkw_ | take the wav files out of the directory |
19:20.22 | bkw_ | * will play wav over gsm any day |
19:20.30 | tim27 | unexpected freq... unable to open file ... no such file or directory... etc... |
19:20.36 | bkw_ | duh |
19:20.43 | bkw_ | take the wav files out of the sounds directory |
19:20.45 | bkw_ | * will play wav over gsm any day |
19:20.58 | bkw_ | leave only the GSM files |
19:21.07 | tim27 | will try this. |
19:21.07 | Corydon76 | Except the days when it's sending GSM to the client |
19:21.08 | tim27 | :) |
19:21.20 | bkw_ | haha |
19:21.20 | loko-moko | cool it works now bkw |
19:21.21 | loko-moko | thanks |
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19:21.31 | bkw_ | loko-moko np |
19:21.50 | TestMasTer | i noticed in the manual, It says it will pay a mp3 format when i place someone on hold Do i need to convert it to gsm? |
19:21.59 | bkw_ | no |
19:22.08 | bkw_ | just install mpg123 and setup musiconhold.conf classes |
19:22.37 | tim27 | bkw _ do you have some 7905 for sale ??? |
19:22.46 | bkw_ | no |
19:22.50 | TestMasTer | bkw_: ok thanx i will Do that |
19:22.52 | bkw_ | i'm good at finding them for cheap... |
19:22.57 | bkw_ | but I haven't the cash to buy any |
19:23.08 | *** join/#asterisk rollergrrl (~asdfsfdsf@c-24-10-200-168.client.comcast.net) |
19:23.41 | YoYo | rollergrrl? |
19:23.47 | coppice_ | What a coincidence. Just today my kids were talking about sox. Something about Santa Claus using it to hold candies. Made no sense to me. :-) |
19:23.56 | bkw_ | YoYo me too |
19:24.05 | zigman | coppice_, ;) |
19:24.06 | bkw_ | we flew her to oklahoma on mrunix's birthday |
19:24.16 | YoYo | oh yeah |
19:24.19 | YoYo | same rollergrrl? |
19:24.22 | bkw_ | yes |
19:24.26 | YoYo | cool |
19:24.34 | bkw_ | Laura's daughter |
19:24.38 | YoYo | that's right! |
19:24.42 | bkw_ | yep |
19:24.57 | YoYo | been /way/ too long |
19:25.02 | bkw_ | hehe |
19:25.23 | Corydon76 | Actually, rollergirl is the name of a trance musician |
19:25.24 | YoYo | wow, that was like 3+ years ago.. #inet-access |
19:25.33 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:25.42 | rollergrrl | i don't know a laura |
19:25.42 | bkw_ | then we had #ispchannel |
19:25.49 | rollergrrl | but Corydon76 is right |
19:25.55 | bkw_ | then I blew that up when Barron from texas.net was an asshole |
19:26.07 | YoYo | ah, ok, different rollergrrl |
19:26.43 | YoYo | 34 minutes until automatic night mode kicks in |
19:26.48 | YoYo | *sigh* |
19:26.55 | rollergrrl | that is bad? |
19:27.10 | *** part/#asterisk visionview (noteasy36@host-66-81-59-145.rev.o1.com) |
19:27.14 | YoYo | that you're a different rollergrrl? |
19:27.15 | YoYo | not at all |
19:27.18 | bkw_ | YoYO how is that patch doing? |
19:27.23 | YoYo | bkw: works fine |
19:27.24 | rollergrrl | that night mode kicks in |
19:27.37 | YoYo | rollergrrl: no, the 34 minutes is bad though |
19:27.45 | bkw_ | leave |
19:27.48 | YoYo | LOL |
19:27.50 | bkw_ | send em to your sell |
19:27.51 | bkw_ | ce cell |
19:27.53 | bkw_ | fuck |
19:27.55 | bkw_ | I can't type today |
19:27.56 | YoYo | yeah, I could do that |
19:28.00 | tim27 | SEEM to work :)))) |
19:28.01 | rollergrrl | sell them your cell |
19:28.04 | tim27 | thansk bkw :) |
19:28.06 | YoYo | but I'd be limited in what I can do |
19:28.16 | YoYo | no signups and limited troubleshooting |
19:28.28 | bkw_ | YoYo "I'm sorry my system is updating I have no access to your account records at this timem please call back monday" |
19:28.35 | bkw_ | :P |
19:28.38 | TestMasTer | bkw_: i was wondering if you could help me out for a few mins I can`t seem to get the voicemail working, I`m calling my other phone and when no one answers, it just hangs up it doesn`t Send it to the Voice mail, I`m using a Skinny Setup |
19:28.40 | bkw_ | Sprint PCS does that all the time |
19:28.45 | YoYo | haha |
19:28.45 | YoYo | yeah |
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19:28.59 | rollergrrl | what do you do, yoyo? |
19:29.06 | bkw_ | TestMasTer no its my day off |
19:29.11 | bkw_ | uless you pay |
19:29.21 | YoYo | and I fired 2 people yesterday |
19:29.22 | TestMasTer | :-p |
19:29.26 | bkw_ | YoYo why? |
19:29.31 | YoYo | so I actually gotta work for the next few weeks :( |
19:29.32 | rollergrrl | which isp? |
19:29.36 | TestMasTer | Can anyone help me with the VoiceMail problem i`m having? |
19:29.37 | YoYo | roller, psknet.com |
19:29.41 | YoYo | smallish ISP in rural VA |
19:29.50 | Corydon76 | one of them for crashing his truck into a house and setting it ablaze, YoYo? |
19:29.55 | YoYo | bkw: they were bringing too many personal problems to the office |
19:30.01 | bkw_ | ah |
19:30.03 | bkw_ | drama |
19:30.06 | YoYo | WAY too many personal problems |
19:30.07 | bkw_ | you sure you want me working there? |
19:30.09 | YoYo | WAY too much drama |
19:30.14 | rollergrrl | so if I call it will be you? |
19:30.15 | bkw_ | i'm a drama magnet |
19:30.19 | YoYo | roller, yup |
19:30.37 | YoYo | and VOIP at that... IAX2 and SIP |
19:30.45 | rollergrrl | ooh neat |
19:31.40 | YoYo | you could go VOIP all the way... iax2/guest@asterisk-psk.psknet.com |
19:32.00 | YoYo | maybe need a /s there, dunno |
19:32.48 | rollergrrl | hmm didn't work |
19:33.11 | rollergrrl | course it's probably my fault |
19:33.18 | YoYo | I didn't see it come in |
19:33.34 | bkw_ | add extension 453,1,Dial,iax2/guest@asterisk-psk.psknet.com into default |
19:35.52 | rollergrrl | ping asterisk-psk.psknet.com |
19:35.52 | rollergrrl | PING asterisk-psk.psknet.com (63.171.251.5) 56(84) bytes of data. |
19:35.52 | rollergrrl | From s2-0-10.c1.slc.ygnition.net (66.199.112.165) icmp_seq=1 Packet filtered |
19:35.56 | rollergrrl | that can't be good |
19:36.16 | *** join/#asterisk many (many@ircnet.irchelp.org) |
19:36.21 | many | HAHA |
19:36.51 | rollergrrl | all my packets are filtered to you? |
19:36.52 | rollergrrl | :/ |
19:37.46 | bkw_ | just icmp |
19:37.52 | sxpert | rollergrrl: in soviet russia, packets filter you :) |
19:37.55 | bkw_ | doesn't mean voice wont work |
19:38.07 | rollergrrl | i guess that's true |
19:38.11 | bkw_ | GOD DAMN IT |
19:38.18 | bkw_ | i'm about to start kicking you double nick fuckers out of here |
19:38.19 | many | yes? |
19:38.25 | rollergrrl | lol sxpert |
19:38.30 | bkw_ | 1 NICK is all you need |
19:38.36 | bkw_ | screen and BitchX are your friends |
19:38.48 | scott | irssi* |
19:38.57 | many | eh, bkw. bitchx aint nobodys friend. |
19:38.58 | rollergrrl | what did you just call me? |
19:39.01 | bkw_ | yes it is |
19:39.10 | many | no it is not. bitchx is teh suxx. |
19:39.14 | bkw_ | nick completion is hell in this channel |
19:39.18 | scott | screen crashes me computer |
19:39.26 | bkw_ | scott you got issues with your computer then |
19:39.27 | bkw_ | haha |
19:39.35 | scott | heh |
19:39.39 | *** join/#asterisk justme (~justme@hoochie.digium.com) |
19:39.42 | many | bkw_: irssi does this, too. and better. |
19:39.47 | sxpert | irssi is da suck too, no utf-8 |
19:39.53 | bkw_ | anythign with irs in it can't be good |
19:39.59 | many | utf8 is teh suxx. ;) |
19:40.01 | justme | has anyone read this? http://www.securiteam.com/securitynews/5PP0G0K75U.html |
19:40.02 | rollergrrl | lol |
19:40.04 | scott | utf sucks |
19:40.13 | justme | tells you how to unlock the ATA boxes |
19:40.17 | *** join/#asterisk draser2 (dfraser@h24-65-201-182.ed.shawcable.net) |
19:40.22 | sxpert | many: shows you don't do asian languages |
19:40.24 | bkw_ | justme yes |
19:40.26 | bkw_ | justme its old |
19:40.32 | justme | does it work? |
19:40.33 | bkw_ | justme and has been fixed |
19:40.38 | justme | i c |
19:40.40 | bkw_ | vonage doesn't have the web iface enabled on their boes |
19:40.42 | bkw_ | er boxes |
19:40.46 | many | sxpert: 1. |
19:40.48 | justme | nevermind then |
19:40.52 | bkw_ | Vulnerable systems: |
19:40.53 | bkw_ | Cisco ATA-186 firmware version 2.14 |
19:41.06 | draser2 | zigman - ru around, have question on gentoo |
19:41.10 | justme | how do you know what version the ata box is running |
19:41.14 | bkw_ | I can answer gentoo questions |
19:41.25 | draser2 | hi bkw! |
19:41.30 | tim27 | bkw ?, which one of ata-186 and 7905 is better ??? |
19:41.30 | bkw_ | justme pickup the phone.. hit the button and dial 123# |
19:41.34 | draser2 | hows the house? |
19:41.48 | bkw_ | tim27 7905's I haven't toyed with yet.. but they are NICE lookin |
19:41.49 | rollergrrl | how do i make my gentoo quack like a duck? |
19:41.57 | draser2 | lol |
19:42.04 | bkw_ | cat duckquack.wav /dev/audio |
19:42.11 | tim27 | bkw_ : 7905 are new ??? |
19:42.11 | draser2 | lol! |
19:42.12 | bkw_ | cat duckquack.wav > /dev/audio |
19:42.12 | rollergrrl | lol |
19:42.19 | bkw_ | tim27 yes |
19:42.21 | *** join/#asterisk brez (~brez@hoochie.digium.com) |
19:42.26 | rollergrrl | aplay duckquack.wav ? |
19:42.37 | draser2 | Gentoo question |
19:42.39 | bkw_ | 7912's are the same thing as the 7905 but the 7912 has a switch port |
19:42.46 | atacomm | Aflaq |
19:42.47 | bkw_ | draser2 shoot |
19:42.53 | bkw_ | AFLACK! |
19:43.03 | sxpert | bkw_: alsaplayer |
19:43.11 | brez | do any of u know if asterisk is 'tapi' compliant |
19:43.28 | sxpert | brez: what's tapi ? |
19:43.31 | bkw_ | atacomm trust me.. its rare |
19:43.33 | bkw_ | tapi no |
19:43.34 | tim27 | bkw : 7905 use xml for soft key ??? |
19:43.48 | bkw_ | tim27 you can't program the keys on any cisco phone to do what you want |
19:43.54 | brez | telephony application programming interface |
19:43.58 | bkw_ | the softkeys are part of the functions of the phone |
19:44.03 | sxpert | brez: no, that's an MS thing |
19:44.09 | brez | thks |
19:44.09 | rollergrrl | I tapi on my keys when I type |
19:44.16 | bkw_ | haha |
19:44.22 | bkw_ | good one |
19:44.29 | tim27 | bkw_ : you use the softkey for what ??? transfert call etc.. ??? |
19:44.33 | draser2 | Gentto Linux use variables...seting up make.conf...this is pre kernel install...I need to know if I need to "openssl" to make.conf. Its not listed in the http://www.gentoo.org/dyn/use-index.xml |
19:45.08 | bkw_ | tim27 the keys change thruout the call depending on what the phone can do at that point |
19:45.08 | bkw_ | ie transfer, directory or what not |
19:45.29 | draser2 | ssl is listed not openssl |
19:45.32 | rollergrrl | I don't even understand what the hell make.conf does yet |
19:45.39 | tim27 | but softkey are not a fuction of call manager ??? , not asterisk ??? |
19:45.45 | bkw_ | draser2 you don't have to think about it |
19:45.49 | bkw_ | it will just do whats expected |
19:46.13 | bkw_ | unless its something like bitchx then I export the use var's for that build and install |
19:46.49 | draser2 | I'm just trying to setup before asterisk...on the web site it asks for readline and openssl...make.conf will put the kernel support in for the packages but openssl is not listed...probably not going to be an issue. |
19:46.52 | bkw_ | emerge -pv pine |
19:46.57 | bkw_ | it will print the useflags |
19:47.10 | many | no pine, no pain. |
19:47.51 | rollergrrl | omg! |
19:47.57 | rollergrrl | my isp is filtering all my pings |
19:48.16 | sxpert | rollergrrl: time to switch to speakeasy :) |
19:48.36 | sxpert | rollergrrl: comcast is da suck |
19:48.44 | draser2 | ok thanks bkw, I'll continue on... |
19:48.59 | rollergrrl | it's my other isp that's filtering |
19:49.07 | draser2 | What are some of the prices people are paying here for PRI? |
19:49.23 | rollergrrl | can speakeasy get me sdsl 1.1/1.1 for $49/mo? |
19:49.25 | sxpert | draser2: here, it's like 1500 EUR/month |
19:49.38 | draser2 | what!!!! |
19:49.39 | sxpert | rollergrrl: askem ;) |
19:49.47 | draser2 | that is OUTRAGEOUS! |
19:50.01 | loko-moko | rollergrrl if so ill sign up in a second =P |
19:50.02 | bkw_ | PRI with SBC is 1500/mth USD |
19:50.03 | sxpert | draser2: that's E1 for you |
19:50.37 | rollergrrl | hmm maybe they're mad 'cause i nmap my own boxes |
19:50.48 | sxpert | rollergrrl: lol |
19:51.05 | sxpert | rollergrrl: nmap -P0 |
19:51.09 | draser2 | oh ya forgot about that...regardless though...A T1 here costs $360/month Canadian funds. |
19:51.16 | tclark | just curious anyone tried the current tar balls from openh323 pwlib_1.5.2, openh3231.12.2 |
19:51.55 | draser2 | Common $1500/month USD...thats just INSANE! |
19:52.00 | sxpert | draser2: friend of mine (sex line dude) gets about 15000 EUR from the phone company |
19:52.19 | draser2 | sxpert, how so? |
19:52.31 | draser2 | $15,000? |
19:52.31 | many | 09900 |
19:52.32 | many | 0900 |
19:52.36 | sxpert | draser2: ever heard of 1900 numbers |
19:52.41 | draser2 | as in FIFTEEN THOUSAND? |
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19:52.48 | sxpert | draser2: yep |
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19:53.22 | draser2 | ok, my DIDs cost 2$each on top of the PRI...so |
19:53.24 | sxpert | draser2: a month ;) |
19:54.00 | wasim | that was a TAD harsh |
19:54.01 | sxpert | draser2: guy runs in a BMW series 7 |
19:54.19 | rollergrrl | I'm calling my isp first |
19:54.21 | rollergrrl | i'm mad |
19:54.24 | YoYo | haha |
19:54.28 | YoYo | filtering ICMP is evil |
19:54.41 | draser2 | yes per month so thats over $4000/month, oh, but then you can't run 1900 numbers over 1 PRI...How many PRIs does he have? |
19:54.41 | blll | new cars are overrated, except for the warranty |
19:54.41 | many | idd |
19:54.58 | blll | sxpert: does he run his 1900 lines off of asterisk? :) |
19:55.16 | h3x | no dude |
19:55.21 | h3x | 1-900-xxx-xxxx |
19:55.23 | sxpert | blll: not yet, I guess I need to rebuild his 1900 app on top of asterisk and show him |
19:55.31 | h3x | not 1900 numbers |
19:55.32 | h3x | heh |
19:55.34 | wasim | he should contribute to the * pimp fund then, sxpert |
19:55.46 | blll | semantics :P |
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19:55.58 | sxpert | wasim: I said that he doesn't use it yet... I need to show him a working config :) |
19:56.00 | blll | I know h3x is running some 1-900 tranny line |
19:56.10 | sxpert | wasim: he's a st thomas type dude |
19:56.11 | wasim | sxpert: i don't mind being a betatester :) |
19:56.33 | sxpert | wasim: I'm not sure... it's a gay line ;) |
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19:56.56 | lorenita | hi |
19:57.06 | sxpert | wasim: and no, I'm not gay :) |
19:57.11 | wasim | sxpert: phew |
19:57.17 | willian_legrand | hahahahaha |
19:57.23 | draser2 | lol! |
19:57.46 | h3x | bill |
19:57.48 | h3x | go back to phrack |
19:57.52 | sxpert | lol |
19:58.08 | tim27 | bkw_ what is the major diff between 7960 and 7905 ... not just number of line 6 vs 1 ??? |
19:58.27 | sxpert | anyone running santa-claus lines these days ? |
19:58.44 | h3x | hahahah |
19:59.11 | rollergrrl | santa who? |
19:59.16 | sxpert | h3x: what, it's a legit business ! |
19:59.32 | YoYo | 30 seconds to night mode |
19:59.33 | rollergrrl | santa 900 lines? |
19:59.36 | YoYo | and 1 last call coming in :( |
19:59.40 | sxpert | rollergrrl: yeah |
19:59.42 | bkw_ | tim27 ya |
19:59.48 | rollergrrl | what do they do? |
19:59.50 | sxpert | rollergrrl: to make cash out of kids |
19:59.54 | bkw_ | tim27 thats about it.... pluse the 7960 has a 10/100 switch port |
20:00.03 | bkw_ | the 7905 doesn't.. but the 7912 is does |
20:00.12 | bkw_ | ok i'm getting away from this computer for a few |
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20:00.29 | sxpert | rollergrrl: they go in a "this is santa, so what do you want for xmas ? press 1 if you're a boy, 2 if you're a girl (...)" |
20:00.40 | rollergrrl | wow |
20:00.44 | rollergrrl | i bet that pisses parents off |
20:01.20 | sxpert | rollergrrl: if I believe GWB, "any business is good business" |
20:01.43 | dimmik | Is anyone using a snom 200? |
20:02.16 | rollergrrl | sxpert: that is a direct quote not taken out of context? |
20:02.41 | sxpert | rollergrrl: yep |
20:02.50 | rollergrrl | hehe you have proof? |
20:03.31 | rollergrrl | and the book lists the sources? |
20:03.37 | denon | I would guess that quite was followed by a "when it's a business that's blah blah.." |
20:03.39 | sxpert | ya |
20:03.47 | denon | Any business is good business when it's helping blah blah |
20:03.51 | lorenita | some know for what.. the OH323.. when start *.... shutdown the * ? |
20:04.01 | rollergrrl | i'd tend to think the same, denon |
20:04.23 | denon | people can pick at GWB all they want, but I sure as hell dont want his job |
20:04.25 | sxpert | denon: when it's helping... halliburton to overcharge the US gov 10 fold :) |
20:05.08 | rollergrrl | I read the original AP article on that |
20:05.11 | mikee | does anyone know the syntax of the 'mailbox' line in zapata.conf? "mailbox=61@other,62@other,63@other,..." doesn't seem to work. |
20:05.14 | draser2 | 81.30.231.67 |
20:05.53 | rollergrrl | and the price was compared to fuel that the kawatis were giving to the US at no charge |
20:06.36 | TestMasTer | is there something that needs to be config to have the hold button work on my cisco ip phone 7910 anyone know? |
20:07.14 | tim27 | testmaster you have a 7910 ??? |
20:07.27 | denon | ah crap |
20:07.31 | denon | I just hosed a fbsd box |
20:07.39 | TestMasTer | tim27: ya |
20:07.44 | draser2 | h3x you still around? |
20:07.45 | tholo_ | Congratulations! ;-) |
20:07.52 | YoYo | *CHEER* |
20:08.02 | tim27 | TestMaster: you like it ??? |
20:08.10 | TestMasTer | tim27: its not bad |
20:08.27 | denon | dangit .. hope I didnt lose all the data here |
20:08.35 | rollergrrl | i am still on hold with my isp :/ |
20:09.01 | draser2 | being on hold with an ISP is a given1 |
20:09.35 | draser2 | Wait till they have to contend with the general populace needing phone service! |
20:09.53 | denon | you guys all run mysql for asterisk stuff I assume ... whats the best way to backup mysql DBs on a regular basis? |
20:10.01 | rollergrrl | they asked me to hold while they figure it out... and it's been over 15 minutes |
20:10.07 | YoYo | draser: being on hold with an ISP is /not/ a given |
20:10.15 | YoYo | only at the lame-ass ISPs |
20:10.27 | lorenita | work GOOD SIP to H323 with * ? |
20:10.39 | draser2 | lol! then there are a lot of lame ass ISPs ;) |
20:10.45 | YoYo | draser: yup |
20:10.58 | YoYo | thank god too... otherwise my service wouldn't stand out |
20:11.00 | mikee | well, would anyone know why all extensions have stutter dialtone when just one extension has a voicemail message ready? |
20:11.01 | draser2 | hey whats up with mysql and asterisk???? |
20:11.11 | tholo_ | Denon, mysqldump.... |
20:11.12 | YoYo | unfortuantely, I only do dialup and T1... no cable or DSL |
20:11.16 | voidptr | <sxpert> draser2: friend of mine (sex line dude) gets about 15000 EUR from the phone company |
20:11.19 | wasim | relegated to asterisk-addons |
20:11.23 | tholo_ | Or, better yet, set up replication... |
20:11.24 | voidptr | i don't want to think what he has to do for that |
20:11.24 | denon | tholo_: from a commandline? |
20:11.24 | voidptr | :P |
20:11.27 | draser2 | I'm putting together gentoo right now and opted off the mysql stuff...am I going to need it? |
20:11.44 | wasim | draser2: nope |
20:11.46 | tholo_ | draser2: Not necceraily. |
20:11.47 | denon | tholo_: yeah, no point in us doing replication for our cdr |
20:11.57 | sxpert | voidptr: it's just the phone company giving him his cut from the calls |
20:12.10 | voidptr | yeah i know ;) |
20:12.20 | tholo_ | Well, if you do replication to another MySQL instance, you can shut down the other system while doing the backup too... |
20:12.21 | YoYo | rollergrrl, btw, do you really think that anyone answering the phone will be able to tell you why your connection is being filtered? |
20:12.22 | denon | though I wouldnt mind using bkw's unixodbc stuff and tossing it all on a mssql cluster |
20:12.34 | rollergrrl | asdfjklksjdf;lsdjfl;ksjdflasdjf |
20:12.38 | rollergrrl | they just hung up on me |
20:12.41 | YoYo | LOL |
20:12.44 | YoYo | poor rollergrrl |
20:12.56 | tholo_ | Now, as far as joing the backup itself goes -- you could easily put mysqldump in cron. |
20:13.02 | tholo_ | s/joing/doing/ |
20:13.03 | draser2 | what is the mysql used for in asterisk? |
20:13.12 | tholo_ | By default, nothing. |
20:13.31 | YoYo | omg, christmas is going to suck |
20:13.36 | draser2 | Is it a bililng or audit thing? |
20:14.00 | tholo_ | Audit? There is any auditing features in *? :) |
20:14.25 | tholo_ | You can use it for CDR logging, but by default that logging just goes into a comma-seperated text file. |
20:14.55 | YoYo | someone gimme $1800 so I can go see my mommy for christmas! |
20:14.57 | tholo_ | There is also some support for using MySQL (and now, any ODBC reachable database) for VM configuration and such. |
20:15.19 | denon | tholo_: I guess thats what I'll do for now .. mysqldump in cron, then have a backup server pick it up an hour later |
20:15.37 | Mike | hey guys i have a handy tone with a cordless phone that has caller id but i cant see the callerid working now with the handytone |
20:15.46 | YoYo | denon: why not replicate? |
20:16.01 | tholo | Yeah -- if you wanted to do a backup of the raw files, that could be done too, by locking one file, back it up, unlock it, lock the next one and so on. |
20:16.01 | denon | YoYo: cause I dont wanna screw with any more mysql boxes than I have to |
20:16.23 | denon | tholo : which is easier to restore? |
20:16.54 | tholo | They're about the same -- with one made by mysqldump, you restore by just executing the resulting file as a SQL script. |
20:17.11 | tholo | If you have BLOBs in your database I am not sure that would work though. ;-) |
20:17.26 | denon | hum .. could be messy, yeah, with binary data or such |
20:17.27 | tholo | With a file by file copy, you just put the files back in the right place. |
20:17.35 | draser2 | hmmm...mysql sounds like a good idea on an * box |
20:17.35 | YoYo | AFAIK, mysql dumps blobs just fine |
20:17.49 | YoYo | draser: pgsql better from what I'm told |
20:17.53 | tholo | Aha. I had not tried that, yet. ;-) |
20:17.58 | draser2 | thanks for that tip |
20:18.08 | tholo | YoYo: That depends on who you ask. |
20:18.19 | YoYo | tholo: yeah, I know |
20:18.30 | YoYo | pgsql has views, triggers, and stored procedures |
20:18.36 | YoYo | and transactions |
20:18.43 | YoYo | afaik, mysql has none of those |
20:18.46 | tholo | Transactions are to be had in MySQL too. |
20:19.00 | YoYo | really? since which version? |
20:19.02 | tholo | views, triggers and stored procedures are coming, but are not available as of yet. |
20:19.27 | YoYo | still coming!!! |
20:19.28 | tholo | 3.23 definitely have them -- but not for MyISAM type tables. You have to use InnoDB or BDB tables. |
20:19.44 | denon | tholo: so a dump --all-tables > backup.sql would be the ticket? |
20:20.01 | tholo | There is also some support for foreign key constraints with InnoDB style tables. |
20:20.07 | tholo | denon: Yeah. |
20:20.11 | YoYo | denon: if you want a full backup, there are some other flags you'll want to use |
20:20.29 | YoYo | like table structures and indexes |
20:20.37 | denon | yeah .. well .. everything I'd need to restore back in shape without setting much up |
20:20.39 | YoYo | next! |
20:20.46 | denon | install, restore, move on .. so what flags would I want? |
20:21.06 | tholo | Whazzup, Haxot? |
20:21.10 | YoYo | denon: read the help... it'll tell you what information you get with which flags |
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20:21.26 | YoYo | Haxot: not at all. just blurt your question out |
20:21.27 | Haxot | *g* Saem thing,, still banging my head on ALSA/Asterisk compatibility |
20:21.32 | YoYo | this isn't school, it's more like a riot |
20:21.40 | denon | man .. dd takes a while on a 12 gig volume |
20:21.45 | denon | wish it would show me some status .. |
20:21.46 | YoYo | denon: I'm sure |
20:21.50 | Haxot | has ANYONE EVER gotten ALSA Asterisk comaptibility to work? |
20:22.04 | YoYo | what is ALSA? |
20:22.18 | YoYo | Alabama Sucks Ass? |
20:22.19 | Haxot | Advances linux sound achritecture |
20:22.37 | Haxot | move a modem, and an ALSA comaptibile sound card BOTH into full duplex mode |
20:22.57 | YoYo | hell, the only thing I know about linux sound, is that the RH 9.0 install found his sound hardware and the sample sound worekd |
20:22.58 | Haxot | and you are supposed ot be able to interface wiht a standard phone line |
20:23.20 | Haxot | *g* TY for you attention anyways. ;-P |
20:23.44 | YoYo | Haxot: try the mailing list. that's where all the smart people supposedly hang out |
20:24.06 | Haxot | Whihcd is why I did not askl the question in there. ;) |
20:24.16 | Haxot | ty, I shall do that very thing |
20:24.30 | Mike | anyone with any ata devices that had problems with callerid? |
20:24.46 | tholo | That's just because the signal-to-noise ratio there sucks marginally less than here... ;-) |
20:24.55 | Haxot | LOL |
20:25.06 | Haxot | bubububut it's more fun here |
20:26.57 | loko-moko | Has anyone ever had the problem where the Cisco 7960 does not lite up when you have new messages? |
20:28.46 | tim27 | adress of tutorial to config music on hold ??? |
20:29.37 | YoYo | what? not enough noise to signal in here? |
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20:31.52 | denon | YoYo: you know, according to mysqldump man pages, seems like --all-databases seems pretty inclusive |
20:32.26 | tholo | It is -- it will dump table structures by default, including dropping tables before restoring them and all.... |
20:32.39 | tholo | With --all-databases it will also create the databases. |
20:32.48 | denon | so why's he saying I will want more options :P) |
20:32.49 | denon | er :P) |
20:32.51 | denon | er :) |
20:32.53 | tholo | Beats me. :) |
20:33.04 | denon | he's just screwin with me |
20:35.26 | denon | /usr/bin/mysqldump > mysqldump.sql |
20:35.26 | denon | tar -zcpf mysqldump.tar.gz mysqldump.sql |
20:35.31 | denon | aint life grand |
20:36.35 | denon | whoops |
20:36.38 | denon | would help to tell it what :) |
20:36.56 | YoYo | probably because I missed the --all-databases port |
20:36.57 | YoYo | part |
20:37.02 | denon | mhmm |
20:37.47 | voidptr | doesn't it need --with-drop or something like that? |
20:38.09 | voidptr | n00b |
20:38.10 | voidptr | :P |
20:38.20 | denon | voidptr: think withdrop is included in all-databases |
20:38.28 | voidptr | i c |
20:38.50 | denon | man.. dd still runnin . .good grief |
20:39.35 | voidptr | is there a good out of the box dd-based ghost alternative for easily cloning linux machines? ;) |
20:39.52 | denon | voidptr: whats wrong with dd itself? |
20:39.58 | denon | or you mean to resize etc |
20:40.04 | voidptr | i need a boot cd with it |
20:40.16 | denon | bet you could rig something with dump or such |
20:40.36 | denon | oh, can you use dump on linux? |
20:40.36 | suma | have a doubt with iax call transfer |
20:40.39 | voidptr | *and* some network stuff to dump it on... |
20:40.40 | suma | can anyone plz help |
20:41.07 | voidptr | don't ask to ask.. just ask... :o) |
20:41.10 | denon | voidptr: dunno, havent seen any stuff like that . . |
20:41.12 | suma | DIAX (IAX2) ---> *(1) ---> *(2) when I dial to *(2) through *(1) why the *(1) needs huge bandwidth to transfer the call, for a alaw, the total BW is 320kbps per call in *(1). Can anyone help me how can i route directly |
20:41.39 | voidptr | denon : i know an old colleague made it once... openbsd based bootdisk with dd and ftp... |
20:42.05 | voidptr | although i have *no idea* under which name he published it |
20:42.39 | voidptr | suma : is there NAT involved? |
20:42.54 | suma | *(1) & *(2) were public |
20:43.00 | voidptr | it *should transfer natively by default... (if diax supports it) |
20:43.11 | suma | DIAX is in NAT |
20:43.28 | voidptr | suma : i think i read in the source that it might be so... that if one of the 2 is behind nat... * will not try to transfer... |
20:43.34 | voidptr | maybe i am wrong |
20:44.00 | suma | the same problem happens when I use SIP |
20:44.53 | suma | ATA 186(SIP) --> *(1) (SIP) ---> (SIP)*(2) with the same codec all the side, ATA 186 is in NAT and the call originator |
20:45.38 | suma | i heard the problem of NAT is solved with IAX when one of the end point is in Public IP |
20:48.56 | suma | Silence !!! ? |
20:50.14 | wasim | suma: there is no problem with nat and IAX, period |
20:51.03 | suma | wasim: did you get a chance to see my previous question? |
20:51.12 | mishehu | yeah, IAX is very NAT friendly |
20:51.40 | wasim | suma: no, i was lucky enough to miss it |
20:51.47 | suma | DIAX (IAX2) ---> *(1) ---> *(2) when I dial to *(2) through *(1) why the *(1) needs huge bandwidth to transfer the call, for a alaw, the total BW is 320kbps per call in *(1). Can anyone help me how can i route directly |
20:52.13 | denon | its like deja vu |
20:52.13 | suma | wasim: i sent for you again :-) |
20:52.24 | suma | deja vu ? |
20:52.37 | denon | deja vu |
20:52.52 | voidptr | :P |
20:52.56 | suma | what is that denon ? I don't understand it |
20:52.57 | voidptr | :P |
20:53.10 | denon | hehe |
20:53.10 | voidptr | glitch in the matrix |
20:53.15 | denon | hah . .geek |
20:53.26 | voidptr | :P |
20:53.30 | suma | denon: can you help to solve my problem |
20:53.45 | denon | I wonder how many hours or days this is gonna take |
20:54.03 | voidptr | its like enabling hash in windows ftp client |
20:54.11 | voidptr | and transferring a 2 gig file |
20:54.14 | denon | when I cancelled it before, it said it was going at 7390 bytes/sec |
20:54.26 | denon | at that rate, it'll take years |
20:54.28 | voidptr | you have *no* idea how fast it is going :) |
20:54.36 | voidptr | hehe |
20:54.40 | TestMasTer | i`ve got a question i`ve called a extension 4033000, and from my extension at 611 Can get the voicemail message from 4033000, With out typing a password or anything is there anyway i can fix that? so 611 gets his own messages any 4033000 gets its own? |
20:54.51 | denon | actually, I can guess pretty reliably on the speed of the hash marks |
20:55.01 | denon | but dd doesnt show me a thing |
20:55.27 | denon | but 12gig at 7390 bytes/sec .. sheesh |
20:56.33 | tim27 | what mean Warning, flexibel rate not heavily tested ! ??? |
20:56.42 | voidptr | i can hear how fast it goes by the sound of my harddrive... if it sounds like a dying lama its fast :P |
20:56.45 | tholo | That's from mpg123, just ignore it. |
20:56.45 | wasim | suma: stop using bloomin g711 then |
20:57.19 | wasim | that'll be $10! |
20:57.23 | wasim | hah! |
20:57.28 | denon | wasim: what country are you from again? I keep forgetting .. |
20:57.48 | tholo | The one that is not India. ;-) |
20:57.50 | suma | yes i can pay $10 if you answer my question |
20:58.30 | wasim | who'll adjudicate? |
20:58.36 | tim27 | this soft is AMAZING !!! |
20:58.50 | tholo | Yes, and the hard is pretty cool too... |
20:59.01 | denon | the squishy is kinda so so tho |
20:59.13 | suma | wasim: tell me how can i pay you, i will send you the payment. I have trust on you that you will solve my problem |
20:59.28 | tim27 | was frustating at the beguin... but now as thing beguin to work... it worth the work :) |
20:59.36 | wasim | what's the most recent fund? should we buy kram a DVD? |
21:00.51 | denon | buy him CPUs .. DVDs just distract him from coding <G> |
21:00.51 | wasim | for deprecating iax alotgether and moving iax2 to iax |
21:00.51 | wasim | as a catalyst |
21:01.28 | wasim | Wishlist for Mark Spencer, Bedford Iowa, no i don't think so ... |
21:02.02 | wasim | oh, we missed his bday, 04/08 (olle - that should be on the wiki :) |
21:02.49 | suma | wasim: would you be willing still to solve my problem? |
21:03.41 | denon | c'mon wasim, you can make 10 bucks :) |
21:05.13 | suma | denon: you know i already wasted lot of time in discussing in this channel, people talk gay, bullshit very insterestingly than a person who really need help about asterisk |
21:05.34 | voidptr | sigh |
21:06.30 | suma | i don't mind paying wasim (not just wasim, anyone who is willing to answer) $10 if they willing to answer in a right way |
21:06.42 | wasim | sxpertwhat if we all answer at the same time? |
21:07.02 | wasim | s/sxpertwhat/what |
21:07.22 | voidptr | then we'd have to share the 10$ i'm afraid |
21:07.30 | sxpert | lol |
21:07.55 | sxpert | lol |
21:08.35 | voidptr | anyway, suma : i haven't got the slightest idea why it wouldn't go directly... |
21:08.48 | sxpert | and says "yuck, only 4 EUR..." |
21:09.07 | voidptr | maybe because of 1 end being behind nat... |
21:09.11 | wasim | we'll have a whole slew of new signups soon as people vie for .001c |
21:09.30 | suma | thanks voidptr |
21:09.43 | tim27 | tholo if i want to put more music on old i put them in /var/lib/asterisk/mohmp3 ??? |
21:10.23 | wasim | tim27: its configured in musiconhold.conf |
21:10.47 | tholo | tim27 Basically, yes. |
21:10.55 | tim27 | my musiconhold.conf is the default sample... so i supposed i put them there |
21:11.50 | draser2 | Can an * server make coffee? |
21:11.57 | bkw_ | if you interface x10 to it |
21:12.03 | bkw_ | you can start your coffe pot |
21:12.08 | draser2 | lol! |
21:12.09 | tim27 | lol |
21:12.24 | tholo | Sure it can. Just get a coffeemaker that groks DTMF, and hook it up to a TDM400 card, and.... |
21:12.35 | draser2 | You really probably could start to hook up relays voice activated of course. |
21:12.53 | draser2 | to funny! |
21:12.57 | tholo | Or, as bkw suggests, get an X10 interface and write an AGI script. |
21:13.20 | bkw_ | Carmina Burana makes good hold music.. haha |
21:13.27 | wasim | press 1 for no cream, no sugar |
21:13.39 | tim27 | Carmina Burana ??? |
21:13.57 | tholo | "For a Venti Hazelnut White Mocha, press 78912634" |
21:13.58 | draser2 | http://www.jpelectronics.com/x10intf.htm |
21:14.09 | draser2 | tholo lol! |
21:14.25 | bkw_ | http://www.classical.net/music/comp.lst/works/orff-cb/carmlyr.html |
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21:14.37 | test | hi |
21:14.40 | bkw_ | lo |
21:14.52 | test | hi lo |
21:15.05 | draser2 | Here's a cgi interface...http://www.sgtwilko.f9.co.uk/bluelava/faq.html |
21:15.13 | draser2 | For the x10 |
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21:16.45 | jsharp | *, Sphinx, and X10. All the comforts of home. |
21:16.51 | BJefferys | hello |
21:16.58 | test | 04hi bj |
21:17.06 | bkw_ | test said bj |
21:17.28 | BJefferys | I have a few newbie ?'s |
21:17.33 | bkw_ | doesn't look too hard |
21:17.49 | BJefferys | can ne 1 help me |
21:17.58 | jsharp | Just ask your questions. we'll answer best we can. |
21:18.06 | bkw_ | zactly |
21:18.15 | BJefferys | Say I have 2 analog lines |
21:18.27 | BJefferys | I want to use only IP phones |
21:20.02 | BJefferys | can i use only 2 x100p cards and ip phones on my lan? |
21:20.10 | bkw_ | yes |
21:20.12 | jsharp | Yup. |
21:20.15 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
21:20.15 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
21:20.15 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
21:20.15 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
21:20.15 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
21:20.23 | bkw_ | take that telemarketers |
21:20.44 | jsharp | Bwah. |
21:20.45 | draser2 | getout...you can zap telemarketers? |
21:21.02 | bkw_ | shit yes.. you can make em jump thru hoops too |
21:21.33 | draser2 | man this shit is just gettin way out there...I remember 2 tin cans and a string. |
21:21.35 | bkw_ | "Were sorry everyone in the house is busy assisting other telemarkters... please hold and your call will be answered in the order it was received!" |
21:21.52 | draser2 | sweet! |
21:22.08 | bkw_ | before long you will be an astmaster too |
21:22.21 | bkw_ | shall I try to put AES encryption into iax2? |
21:22.23 | BJefferys | and if one line is for dial up, can i route that line to my server for authentication |
21:22.34 | BJefferys | dial in |
21:22.38 | BJefferys | not dial out |
21:22.42 | draser2 | I'll be the first to hookup a tin can and string to my FXS port :) |
21:22.58 | bkw_ | SHIT beat me to chan_tincan.c |
21:23.07 | draser2 | lol! |
21:23.42 | bkw_ | doesn't look too hard to work with |
21:23.43 | voidptr | bkw_ : look for the evp_* functions |
21:23.55 | bkw_ | yes yes this secure C and C++ cookbook is nice |
21:23.59 | voidptr | and make it transparent for the cipher used... |
21:24.25 | bkw_ | i'm only intersted in AES |
21:24.41 | voidptr | psk? :S |
21:24.42 | bkw_ | its the only cypher that will work for voip with any luck. |
21:24.54 | bkw_ | er cipher haha |
21:25.00 | voidptr | nah |
21:25.06 | voidptr | they all work |
21:25.13 | bkw_ | yes but aes is the best choice |
21:25.19 | bkw_ | JerJer and I have already talked about this |
21:25.22 | voidptr | aes has the most overhead actually |
21:25.42 | bkw_ | hrm |
21:25.54 | voidptr | 128bit blocksize, like twofish |
21:25.59 | BJefferys | can i route incoming analog data to a domain server or do i need a TDM400p with a modem on my domain server? |
21:26.11 | bkw_ | don't route data calls thru * |
21:26.48 | jsharp | md5 hash the audio data. |
21:27.01 | bkw_ | jsharp what good will that do? |
21:27.13 | BJefferys | what is the dif between routing a fax and analog data |
21:27.27 | jsharp | I dunno. I'm just being a smartass. |
21:27.51 | bkw_ | haha ok |
21:27.57 | bkw_ | was about to say I don't see how that can work |
21:28.33 | bkw_ | hrm aes is in the kernel |
21:29.30 | voidptr | hehe, yeah lets pass all the data to the kernel, crypt it, get it back to luserspace, and pass it back to the kernel ;) |
21:29.41 | jsharp | ughno. |
21:30.06 | bkw_ | hrm |
21:30.14 | jsharp | portability is your friend. |
21:30.17 | bkw_ | yep |
21:32.02 | sxpert | voidptr: that would work nicely in case you use some crypto accelerator hardware... |
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21:32.31 | voidptr | yeah, but as of now, there is more hope of crypto accel hw support in openssl then the kernel :P |
21:32.54 | sxpert | voidptr: what do you think the crypto api is for ? |
21:33.10 | voidptr | i know, but have you seen any working drivers? |
21:33.26 | voidptr | i have for openssl |
21:33.46 | sxpert | voidptr: yep. it works nicely on that soekris hardware that we use as a wireless access point/ipsec concentrator |
21:34.03 | voidptr | humm, must be one of the very few then |
21:34.04 | voidptr | :P |
21:34.22 | BJefferys | what ip phone do you suggest. Don't need alot of bell and whistles |
21:34.33 | sxpert | voidptr: hehe |
21:34.45 | jsharp | mmmm soekris hardware. |
21:35.33 | jsharp | is your AP pretty robust? I'm most likely going to have to replace a bunch of Cisco Br350s and I was considering using the soekris boards. |
21:36.18 | voidptr | why dont you do it like me? buy an linksys ap, hook it up to a dual xeon... done... |
21:36.20 | voidptr | :P |
21:36.51 | jsharp | Cause I dont' think that'll play well in the middle of a farmer's field in bumfuck nowhere, Nebraska. |
21:37.07 | voidptr | eheheh :) |
21:38.31 | jsharp | All of the BR350s just decide to wander off and go channel surfing and drop their associations. |
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21:42.03 | bkw_ | here comes a new openssl with aes |
21:42.24 | oej | Recompilation time, then... |
21:42.33 | bkw_ | yep :P |
21:42.39 | bkw_ | thank god gentoo does this dirty work for me |
21:42.52 | oej | Seems like CDR records for SIP doesn't log the SIP to: address, but a channel name. |
21:43.03 | oej | bkw: And freeBSD ports for me... |
21:43.04 | bkw_ | yep |
21:43.16 | bkw_ | the to: address isn't logged the destination is |
21:43.19 | oej | Any patch to log to: address, that's what I want. |
21:43.21 | bkw_ | src dst |
21:43.28 | bkw_ | well well.. hrm |
21:43.34 | bkw_ | I bet it could be |
21:43.48 | bkw_ | their is a UserCDRField patch on bugs |
21:43.55 | bkw_ | you can then add anything you want with the record |
21:44.11 | oej | the destination channel is not interesting, is it. DSTchannel = SIP/fwd.pulver.com-365b |
21:44.20 | bkw_ | the dst is |
21:44.27 | bkw_ | its the number dialed |
21:44.44 | oej | Not in sip, it's the temporary channel name. |
21:44.55 | bkw_ | you need to look again |
21:45.02 | oej | Useless, really. Look where? |
21:45.48 | bkw_ | dst and src fields |
21:45.51 | bkw_ | not dstchannel |
21:46.23 | oej | Aha, right. DST just says "30" and I called 21343@fwd.pulver.com |
21:46.53 | bkw_ | src? |
21:47.04 | oej | Src is my extension, 1000 |
21:47.04 | bkw_ | dst just has 30 |
21:47.09 | bkw_ | strange |
21:47.16 | bkw_ | what cdr module are you using? |
21:47.41 | bkw_ | mysql> select src,dst from cdr limit 5; |
21:47.41 | bkw_ | +-------+-------+ |
21:47.41 | bkw_ | | src | dst | |
21:47.41 | bkw_ | +-------+-------+ |
21:47.41 | bkw_ | | 51991 | 55555 | |
21:47.41 | oej | cdr_addon_mysql while compiling UnixODBC on this host. |
21:47.42 | bkw_ | +-------+-------+ |
21:47.44 | bkw_ | 1 row in set (0.00 sec) |
21:47.55 | bkw_ | cdr_odbc seems to log it correctly |
21:48.05 | bkw_ | ;) |
21:48.08 | oej | If you dial any SIP address, like sip:oej@edvina.net - what do you get? |
21:48.30 | bkw_ | how are you dialing a sip address? |
21:49.06 | oej | I'm checking SIPDOMAIN on inbound call, compare it with my local domain and if not local, just DIAL(SIP/user@domain) |
21:49.34 | bkw_ | ok |
21:49.40 | bkw_ | show me yoru extensions.conf so I can see how |
21:49.45 | bkw_ | or that entry where you check it |
21:50.10 | bkw_ | oh I think I know why dst has 30 in it |
21:50.16 | bkw_ | because that field is an int not varchar |
21:50.24 | bkw_ | so mysql says NO DADDY NO and puts 30 in it |
21:51.13 | oej | Aha. I'll check. src and dst is varchar |
21:51.40 | oej | How do you check that in my SQL Server inside nat :-) |
21:52.14 | bkw_ | hrm |
21:52.15 | bkw_ | not sure |
21:52.21 | bkw_ | your right its varchar |
21:52.29 | bkw_ | so that theory just got shot to hell |
21:52.36 | bkw_ | turn on query log |
21:52.56 | oej | Query log on sql server.. Wait... |
21:53.07 | bkw_ | so you can see whats getting inserted |
21:55.44 | TestMasTer | can someone help me i`m trying to setup the difrent Feaures that Asterisk as like the music on hold, And as soon as i go to put someone on hold i get a error on my phone saying No CM. Features Disabled and this error from Asterisk Ouch ... error while writing audio data: : Broken pipe Could someone help out please |
21:57.12 | oej | bkw: got logging on, gonna try som ecalls |
21:57.37 | bkw_ | might prove intrestresting |
21:57.42 | bkw_ | because that field isn't escaped |
21:58.35 | suma | bkw: i want to develop sip channel so that the users can be taken from a database, i have gone through the code of chan_sip.c can you point me a direction where i can start? |
21:59.06 | bkw_ | yes try config.c |
21:59.14 | bkw_ | or let me see |
21:59.42 | suma | laffs ? |
21:59.46 | oej | bkw: it still stores '1000', '30' |
21:59.54 | high-rez | *yawn* |
22:00.10 | bkw_ | strange |
22:00.12 | oej | suma: make sure you use the ODBC platform |
22:00.17 | bkw_ | oej is 30 anywhere in your extension? |
22:00.43 | oej | not in the destination, it's a SIP outbound call, like DIAL(SIP/oej@edvina.net) |
22:01.03 | bkw_ | no |
22:01.09 | bkw_ | show me the extensions.conf where you check SIPDOMAIN |
22:01.14 | bkw_ | and redirect the call |
22:01.25 | oej | bkw: I'll mail you |
22:01.34 | bkw_ | ok |
22:01.35 | bkw_ | brian@bkw.org |
22:01.39 | suma | bkw: is there standard interface in asterisk to call odbc calls? |
22:01.42 | bkw_ | suma check the reload_config routine |
22:01.48 | bkw_ | suma not yet.. :) |
22:02.02 | bkw_ | but if I can get some stuff hashed out it will |
22:02.13 | bkw_ | we will see res_odbc.c |
22:02.16 | bkw_ | or something like that |
22:02.47 | oej | bkw: there's a 30 in there... of course. But a stupid thing to log. I'll mail you. |
22:03.03 | bkw_ | hehe ok |
22:03.22 | bkw_ | might have to call ResetCDR(w) before you send the call the the new destination |
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22:03.39 | bkw_ | that will flush out/write the current record then start a new one |
22:04.09 | jsharp | Sure, you can build the sipusers structure out of any data you want on a restart/reload...but that's not really the dynamics that doing DB authentication will give you. |
22:04.30 | Mike | bkw_: can i ask you a question? i know you have been working with atas its just a small tecnical question |
22:04.31 | bkw_ | oej Use ResetCDR(w) before you dial out |
22:04.44 | oej | bkw: Will try |
22:04.59 | bkw_ | jsharp what I'm going to do is rewrite the config stuff to slurp from sql instead of disk |
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22:05.05 | bkw_ | the application wont knwo the diff |
22:05.08 | doughecka | oej: no! |
22:05.15 | doughecka | try not, do... or do not... |
22:05.19 | doughecka | hmmm |
22:05.26 | jsharp | Right. That's the easy part. But any time you add/subtract users, you have to do a reload. |
22:05.26 | bkw_ | what? |
22:05.28 | oej | doghecka: why? |
22:05.39 | sphynxsr | hello all, quick question. what is the switch in Extensions.conf for allowwing a incoming call to goto and extension with out waiting for message to finish? |
22:05.43 | bkw_ | jsharp so reload isn't that damatic |
22:06.01 | sphynxsr | sorry for the crap spelling |
22:06.12 | bkw_ | we strike a balanace between the two worlds |
22:06.17 | bkw_ | all sql or all disk |
22:06.26 | doughecka | oej: ignore me :P |
22:06.27 | bkw_ | and its a pretty safe place to stand |
22:06.29 | jsharp | I'd like to see it truly dynamic...which is what I'm trying to accomplish with my PAM-style work. |
22:06.38 | bkw_ | killah |
22:07.00 | bkw_ | I would like to have a plugable module that could do this |
22:07.12 | jsharp | But I can't seem to work around the issue of each channel working so closely with the userlist linked lists of structures. |
22:07.44 | oej | bkw: resetcdr did not change anything... |
22:07.50 | bkw_ | resetcdr(w) |
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22:08.20 | doughecka | http://www.j-walk.com/other/wifispray/ |
22:08.27 | bkw_ | using latest cvs? |
22:08.58 | Mike | bkw_: thanx for ignoring me |
22:09.23 | bkw_ | Mike you know what... i'm on my day off and I got busy.. now what is your problem? |
22:09.39 | Mike | bkw_: i just want to ask you a question |
22:09.44 | Mike | bkw_: that it |
22:09.46 | bkw_ | ask it |
22:09.46 | oej | doughecka: Brilliant :-) |
22:09.54 | bkw_ | if I dont answer it.. i'm sure someone else will :) |
22:10.10 | Mike | bkw_: well i got a handytone its a ata from GS and its plugged to a cordless phone that has callerid |
22:10.17 | Mike | but when the call incomes it says incoming call |
22:10.20 | Mike | and show no callerid |
22:10.27 | Mike | i wanted to ask |
22:10.33 | Mike | if its something on the ata or asterisk |
22:10.38 | Mike | and where can i find some docs |
22:10.52 | Mike | the other GS phones BT100 do show the number |
22:11.18 | bkw_ | its the HT |
22:11.31 | Mike | something that i can do to make the callerid work? |
22:11.31 | TestMasTer | Mike i`m havint the same problem with the Cisco Ip Phone |
22:11.50 | bkw_ | Maybe its not sending it correctly for your phone to understand |
22:11.56 | bkw_ | TestMasTer what phone? |
22:12.04 | TestMasTer | bkw_: 7910 |
22:12.04 | bkw_ | do tell because I have ALOT of them that work fine. |
22:12.09 | bkw_ | oh skinny |
22:12.13 | TestMasTer | ya |
22:12.17 | Mike | bkw_: so theres nothing that can be done right? |
22:12.20 | bkw_ | thats a totally diffrent issue and nothing to do with * |
22:12.29 | bkw_ | Mike email grandstream |
22:12.33 | bkw_ | ask them why |
22:12.33 | TestMasTer | bkw_: oh its the phone it self? |
22:12.34 | Mike | ok |
22:12.45 | bkw_ | TestMasTer no chan_skinny in asterisk isn't complete |
22:12.52 | bkw_ | no class features |
22:13.00 | bkw_ | need some love |
22:13.03 | sphynxsr | Is their a way to make asterisk call an and outside line with out using 9? |
22:13.13 | TestMasTer | oh ok thats why the hold doesn`t work and the freeway calling as well? |
22:13.18 | bkw_ | yes take it out of your dial plan |
22:13.29 | bkw_ | exten => _1NXXNXXXXXX,1,Dial(blah |
22:13.34 | oej | There's an alternative, chan_sccp somewhere. Don't know anything about it. |
22:13.47 | sphynxsr | that's what I didn't do |
22:13.57 | sphynxsr | thank you |
22:14.00 | oej | bkw: did you get my mail? |
22:15.05 | dimmik | anyone knows how to make moh work with a snom 200? |
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22:16.02 | TestMasTer | can anyone recommend a ip phone that has Sip Already inabled? |
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22:16.37 | dimmik | TestMasTer: Grandstream, snmp, cisco etc |
22:16.45 | doughecka | snmp? |
22:16.48 | dimmik | snmp = snmo |
22:16.52 | dimmik | snmp = snom |
22:16.54 | doughecka | snmo? |
22:16.55 | doughecka | :P |
22:16.57 | doughecka | ahah |
22:17.05 | TestMasTer | dimmik: i already have a cisco 7910 and it doesn`t have sip on it |
22:17.10 | TestMasTer | i can only use skinny |
22:17.11 | dimmik | I have to take the gloves off :) |
22:17.17 | doughecka | lol |
22:17.58 | oej | testmaster: Zultys worked out of the box. |
22:18.03 | dimmik | TestMasTer: I thought u asked for sip enabled phones |
22:18.39 | TestMasTer | dimmik: i did,, thats what i`m lookiing for but i was just saying the cisco 7910 and 7940 doesn`t have sip |
22:19.29 | dimmik | TestMasTer: 7960 does. Works nice too. I have tested it. |
22:19.41 | blll | where can you buy snom in the US? |
22:19.56 | loko-moko | i use the 7960 with sip |
22:19.57 | TestMasTer | ya but thats more then likly a 800 dollar phone right? |
22:20.10 | loko-moko | $300 on ebay is what i paid including power adapater |
22:20.25 | TestMasTer | really, hrmz |
22:20.28 | many | testmaster: you have to flash it to sip? |
22:20.29 | loko-moko | TestMasTer i know SIP works on the 7940, you just need to get the image from Cisco |
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22:20.44 | TestMasTer | is there anyway i can update the software on the phone i have now |
22:20.44 | many | we have like 10 7940 with sipv4-6 |
22:21.10 | TestMasTer | nvm answerd my question loko-moko.. do you have to have a account with them to do that |
22:21.12 | many | yea, dhcp+tftp |
22:21.24 | tim27 | any had tested 7902 and 7905 |
22:21.24 | loko-moko | you have to buy a license, its likes $10 |
22:21.40 | TestMasTer | Thats not bad |
22:21.42 | dimmik | TestMasTer: I think that the difference between 7940 and 7960 is that 7960 has 6 lines instead of 2 |
22:21.47 | loko-moko | what is Cisco's FTP site |
22:21.49 | many | yup. |
22:21.53 | loko-moko | dimmik yup |
22:22.02 | TestMasTer | dimmik: All i need is the 2 llines |
22:22.05 | many | dimmik: tho, the 7940 has everything ready for 6 lines afaics |
22:22.45 | dimmik | many: exept from the buttons? |
22:22.53 | many | open the phone |
22:22.58 | many | the buttons are there. :) |
22:23.22 | dimmik | what, then you drill the frond panel? :) |
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22:23.40 | many | open the case carefully, you will see what i mean. |
22:24.15 | many | and yup, you would need to strip the plastic a bit to use those :) |
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22:24.46 | dimmik | hehe |
22:24.52 | voidptr | kapejod! |
22:24.53 | voidptr | ;) |
22:25.00 | kapejod | hello world :) |
22:25.11 | many | hoi kapejod |
22:25.32 | kapejod | why do we have so many ops in here? |
22:25.36 | dimmik | hi kapejod |
22:26.22 | dimmik | kapejod: Has chan_capi been used with a ISDN PRI? |
22:26.31 | kapejod | look what santa will bring you for christmas: http://www.junghanns.net/asterisk/page17.html |
22:26.35 | kapejod | dimmik: yes |
22:27.04 | dimmik | kapejod: Which isdn card do you recommend for ISDN PRI? |
22:27.23 | kapejod | dimmik: that depends |
22:27.33 | loko-moko | kapejob what is that, 4 port what? |
22:27.49 | kapejod | dimmik: if you want supplementary services you need an eicon diva server with capi, if you just want a voice trunk then go for a digium card |
22:28.02 | kapejod | loko-moko: yes, 4 BRI ports |
22:28.10 | loko-moko | oh ok |
22:28.47 | kapejod | ~seen Bicster |
22:28.54 | | bicster <~nobody@cs2417592-124.houston.rr.com> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 11d 22h 53m 20s ago, saying: 'thanks again denon'. |
22:29.19 | sobol | kapejod: how how how |
22:29.32 | kapejod | howdy sobol |
22:29.48 | dimmik | kapejod: Thanks |
22:29.55 | many | kapejod: what kind of card is that? |
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22:30.21 | many | quad-s0? |
22:30.28 | kapejod | dimmik: or take the difference in price between eicon and the e100p, send me that money and i will add supservices to libpri ;) |
22:30.31 | dimmik | kapejod: Who makes this card? Santa? :) |
22:30.43 | kapejod | many: yes |
22:30.49 | many | hmmm. |
22:30.52 | kapejod | dimmik: me |
22:31.06 | izo | are they available ? |
22:31.09 | izo | quad-s9 ? |
22:31.13 | dimmik | kapejod: Is this available? |
22:31.30 | kapejod | izo: quad S0 |
22:31.37 | kapejod | dimmik: yep |
22:31.43 | izo | hm.. |
22:31.53 | sobol | izo: pizo dizo wizo what's up man |
22:31.55 | izo | how much is it ? |
22:32.00 | izo | aa nasing ;-) |
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22:32.36 | izo | kapejod: nice one !!! |
22:32.39 | jsharp | C'mon...build a 4 port U interface for us backwards USians. |
22:32.58 | dimmik | kapejod: Can I use two of these on one pc? |
22:33.00 | kapejod | izo: it's 600 euros |
22:33.04 | izo | uff |
22:33.04 | TestMasTer | is GS phones a good phone and also anyone know what the price starts at for a sip phone from them? |
22:33.07 | izo | thats much |
22:33.13 | kapejod | dimmik: you can use as many as you have pci slots |
22:33.15 | izo | e1 is cheaper |
22:33.23 | kapejod | and you can daisy chain them with flatband cables |
22:33.46 | kapejod | izo: that is not much |
22:33.48 | izo | chain thing is ql |
22:33.58 | kapejod | izo: what does an 8 port fxs card cost? |
22:34.09 | kapejod | 2 x 305$ |
22:34.12 | izo | well but ISDN phones are much more expensive |
22:34.17 | kapejod | pfff.... |
22:34.24 | izo | ;-) hey |
22:34.24 | kapejod | it is another world :) |
22:34.27 | izo | true |
22:34.29 | kapejod | you cant compare that |
22:34.30 | dimmik | kapejod: I was looking for a 8 BRI card... I was going to get one from primux, but now that I ve seen this... |
22:34.36 | kapejod | crappy analog third world phones ;) |
22:34.37 | izo | so why did you compare the price ? ;0) |
22:34.51 | kapejod | dimmik: our 8 port card will be out in early 2004 |
22:34.58 | royk_home | kapejod: whassup? |
22:34.59 | izo | and euro is more then US$ |
22:35.02 | kapejod | izo: :P |
22:35.04 | izo | ;-PPP |
22:35.07 | sxpert | kapejod: 8 port analog ? |
22:35.15 | izo | ;-) anyway good job kapejod ! |
22:35.16 | kapejod | royk_home: hi, nothing :) |
22:35.23 | kapejod | thanks izo |
22:35.28 | royk_home | kapejod: that octo BRI'll be out in early '06? |
22:35.43 | kapejod | early 04 |
22:35.53 | kapejod | together with the power feeding module |
22:36.04 | royk_home | and the drivers will be out a year later? |
22:36.11 | izo | kapejod : so additional power supply is required for them ? |
22:36.16 | kapejod | royk_home: exactly |
22:36.20 | royk_home | under a microsoft 'it might work' license? |
22:36.23 | kapejod | izo: that depends |
22:36.36 | dimmik | kapejod: pppd with capiplugin works with this one? |
22:36.40 | kapejod | izo: you can use an internal "floppy" power connector or an external PS |
22:36.52 | kapejod | dimmik: that is NOT a capi card |
22:37.14 | royk_home | kapejod: did you get that idea after I gave you those cards? |
22:37.15 | izo | kapejod : nice ! |
22:37.16 | kapejod | dimmik: but zaptel ppp might work ;) |
22:37.16 | sxpert | kapejod: so you need one of those 500+W power supplies ? |
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22:37.28 | kapejod | sxpert: no |
22:37.34 | kapejod | 1 watt per phone |
22:37.38 | sxpert | oki |
22:37.44 | af_ | could someone please could try my iaxtel reachability? (number is 17002876594) |
22:37.45 | kapejod | the module is designed for 30 watts |
22:38.05 | dimmik | kapejod: Aha, because I wanted that 8 port's for an isdn dial-in server. |
22:38.45 | izo | kapejod : how about faxing ? |
22:38.54 | kapejod | izo: it's a zaptel card |
22:38.57 | TestMasTer | af_: If you want to tell me what i have to setup to do that i would be happy to help you test |
22:39.09 | sobol | kapejod: what about p2p |
22:39.15 | izo | kapejod : got it |
22:39.40 | kapejod | sobol: p2p, p2mp (8 devices) whatever |
22:40.15 | sobol | kapejod: so connecting zyxel isdn to it and useing it want be a problem? |
22:40.35 | kapejod | no problemo |
22:41.41 | izo | sobol do you know how much is ISDN module for panasonic 1232 ? |
22:42.11 | sobol | izo: don't know look it up at alegro |
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22:42.56 | jensd | how do i compile the cdr_pgsql module? |
22:43.01 | kapejod | btw, i found some hfc chips in my telebau isdn pbx :) |
22:43.11 | royk_home | jensd: see the bugs stuff |
22:43.31 | royk_home | jensd: hvis du bruker debian, er det et par triks du bør kjenne |
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22:43.50 | kapejod | anybody in here coming to the open source telephony summit in january? :) |
22:44.00 | sobol | kapejod: where when? |
22:44.01 | voidptr | kapejod : info. |
22:44.08 | izo | kapejod : where is it ? |
22:44.11 | kapejod | in .de |
22:44.15 | izo | berlin ? |
22:44.18 | izo | frankfurt ? |
22:44.19 | jensd | royk_home: er det digium.com bugs website? |
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22:44.28 | royk_home | jau |
22:44.34 | many | send pixxxxx!!!!!1111 |
22:44.34 | kapejod | http://www.guug.de/veranstaltungen/telephony-summit-2004/ |
22:44.36 | many | errr-. |
22:44.37 | many | url. |
22:44.40 | many | thanks .:) |
22:44.49 | kapejod | geilenkirchen, almost in .nl or .be |
22:44.54 | royk_home | jensd: jeg har posta en patch der ang debian |
22:44.59 | voidptr | nice |
22:45.19 | royk_home | jensd: måtte jobbe litt med det selv |
22:45.46 | kapejod | voidptr: but it is a little $$$ ;) |
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22:45.49 | jensd | royk_home: jeg bruger ogsaa debian - saa kigger lige paa dit patch ;-) (og tak!) |
22:45.49 | voidptr | kapejod : how much? |
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22:45.56 | izo | where is Geilenkirchen |
22:46.00 | kapejod | voidptr: students 120 eur, others 360 eur ... per day... |
22:46.06 | kapejod | izo: near Aachen |
22:46.08 | izo | :-) |
22:46.09 | izo | great |
22:46.16 | izo | and how far from warsaw ? |
22:46.18 | izo | poland |
22:46.18 | voidptr | w00t |
22:46.19 | izo | ;-) |
22:46.20 | voidptr | jezus :P |
22:46.29 | kapejod | izo: about 12 hours with the train ;) |
22:46.42 | izo | hm.. |
22:46.56 | izo | mhhmm kapejod : you are the sponsor :-) |
22:47.00 | izo | thats why you invite us ;-) |
22:47.07 | kapejod | izo: train from berlin will be about 80 euros oneway |
22:47.16 | kapejod | haha |
22:47.27 | izo | a bit o expensive |
22:47.35 | voidptr | kapejod : can i apply last minute? |
22:47.40 | izo | :-) |
22:47.52 | many | izo: when he invites us, it should be free for us, no? |
22:47.54 | kapejod | voidptr: yes, but if you apply a bit earlier you get 25% discount |
22:48.15 | izo | i would prefer to buy the card then to go for conference |
22:48.28 | izo | kapejod's one of cource |
22:48.38 | kapejod | fine with me :) |
22:48.57 | izo | ;-) |
22:50.29 | voidptr | pfff |
22:50.51 | denon | any fbsd guys awake? |
22:51.25 | navfam1___ | do i need to modprobe the TDM10B? |
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22:52.20 | marky | hi, anyone there? |
22:52.26 | marky | myfirst time using this |
22:52.41 | marky | and needs a bit of help on the aterisk software |
22:52.42 | kapejod | rtfm ;) |
22:52.50 | marky | hi there |
22:52.53 | voidptr | hehe |
22:53.08 | kapejod | n8 royk_home |
22:53.37 | voidptr | kapejod : ok i can only come at either the tutorial or conference day |
22:53.42 | voidptr | right? |
22:53.49 | *** topic/#asterisk by kram -> The SIP Motto: There's More Than One Standard to Do It |
22:54.01 | marky | hi there |
22:54.11 | marky | how do i go about getting help on the sfotware? |
22:54.21 | blitzrage | marky: read lots :) |
22:54.21 | marky | i juswt got one but i have some difficulities |
22:54.23 | kapejod | voidptr: you can come to both days if you pay for both ;) |
22:54.48 | marky | where to read? |
22:54.53 | marky | and who can help? |
22:55.26 | voidptr | kapejod : yeah... but i don't think its *that* entertaining |
22:55.27 | voidptr | :P |
22:55.44 | voidptr | where is the rollercoaster? |
22:55.44 | kapejod | hehe |
22:55.48 | blitzrage | marky: google is your best friend, but for now, you can try http://asterisk.sohoskyway.net/Asterisk_Doc/ it has some early documentation stuff, also the official asterisk handbook is at www.asterisk.org |
22:55.49 | tim27 | what happend when you other cisco phone with no licence ??? |
22:55.53 | kapejod | voidptr: then come to the tutorial day |
22:56.24 | voidptr | yeah ok |
22:56.42 | kapejod | voidptr: although the conference might be entertaining too ;) |
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22:56.52 | kapejod | voidptr: and the social event is on the conference day |
22:57.03 | marky | i see |
22:57.05 | kapejod | voidptr: which means free beer usually |
22:57.09 | voidptr | i think i'll arrive then |
22:57.10 | voidptr | :P |
22:57.25 | kapejod | i guess that is possible |
22:57.33 | marky | the problem is i start to run that as a gatekeeper and encounter come problems |
22:57.37 | kapejod | the guug guys are nice people :) |
22:57.41 | voidptr | i'm not really interested in those other projects :P |
22:58.36 | kapejod | voidptr: there are other projects? ;) |
23:00.05 | voidptr | so, i can take my isdn phone there... and you'll make it ring? |
23:00.07 | voidptr | :P |
23:00.30 | kapejod | voidptr: piece of cake ;) |
23:01.17 | tim27 | do we need cisco licence to use them with asterisk , and why some site sold cisco phone with no licence |
23:01.24 | TestMasTer | is there a reason i would beable to use IAXtel when running skinny? |
23:01.32 | voidptr | the license is on the phone |
23:02.00 | klasstek | TestMasTer: Take a hint from the name of the service |
23:02.06 | navfam1___ | anyone know if the digium TDM10B needs modprobe before it works? Something simular to modprobe wcfxo for the X100P. |
23:02.22 | klasstek | navfam1___: of course it would |
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23:02.52 | navfam1___ | next question: does anyone know what that might be? |
23:03.06 | klasstek | wcfxs isn't it |
23:03.07 | TestMasTer | klasstek: i`m taking that as a no? |
23:03.21 | klasstek | TestMasTer: iaxtel uses iax2 |
23:03.56 | klasstek | TestMasTer: but I can dial iaxtel numbers from my SIP phone hooked up to my * that talks to iaxtel |
23:04.28 | TestMasTer | klasstek: ok because i`m trying to dial a iaxtel number and when i hite 9 i get a fast busy |
23:04.53 | espenz | is it common that asterisk should start 4 mpg123, when i start * ? |
23:04.54 | klasstek | then look at your extensions.conf first. |
23:05.45 | klasstek | TestMasTer: Does the context for your skinny phone have access to an exten that is for iaxtel? |
23:06.13 | TestMasTer | ya |
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23:07.25 | Beave | howdy, all.... |
23:08.27 | Beave | on my FXO (X100P) I keep seeing "Calle*ID faled checksum". Other devices work fine (with the caller ID)... Anyone else seeing this problem? |
23:08.36 | Beave | err/faled/failed |
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23:12.08 | espenz | I have problems, with the MOH, it switches the sound volume in que, trying the different member.. why? |
23:13.53 | sphynxsr | anyone know why I can't enter another extension when playing message, the other extensions are included |
23:14.39 | Beave | sphynxr: are you using "BackGround" to play you message? |
23:14.39 | blitzrage | sphynxsr: are you using Playback, or Background to playback the message ? |
23:14.45 | blitzrage | Beave: lol :) |
23:14.47 | Beave | heh |
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23:15.03 | Beave | You probably want Background... not playback... |
23:15.07 | blitzrage | yep |
23:15.16 | sphynxsr | Playbaclk |
23:15.20 | sphynxsr | Playback |
23:15.23 | blitzrage | switch to background |
23:15.26 | sphynxsr | ok |
23:15.28 | Beave | yeah.. |
23:15.32 | sphynxsr | thank you |
23:15.40 | sphynxsr | both |
23:15.42 | blitzrage | playback doesn't allow you to enter numbers. do a show applications playback and show applications background please |
23:16.09 | Beave | is there any chance that asterisk will support a SQL backend for configurations (sip.conf for example)? this would be nice for large installs. |
23:16.33 | blitzrage | I think it somewhat does, but it's hacked together... |
23:16.39 | blitzrage | I've never tried though |
23:16.51 | Beave | i thought about hacking it together myself.. |
23:16.58 | blitzrage | you should! :) |
23:16.58 | kapejod | dragon:~/asterisk/digiumcvs/asterisk # ls ./retrieve_sip_conf_from_mysql.pl -l |
23:16.59 | kapejod | -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 2994 Aug 14 18:23 ./retrieve_sip_conf_from_mysql.pl |
23:17.08 | Beave | ah.. |
23:20.27 | Beave | very nice.. (about the mysql hack). |
23:20.38 | Beave | any idea why the callerid is failing checksum? |
23:22.44 | suma | How can I find which codec is selected when a call is in connected with * |
23:23.06 | klasstek | suma: it spits it out on the console |
23:23.31 | suma | i could not see spitting in the console |
23:24.08 | suma | <PROTECTED> |
23:24.08 | suma | <PROTECTED> |
23:24.08 | suma | <PROTECTED> |
23:24.08 | suma | <PROTECTED> |
23:24.08 | suma | <PROTECTED> |
23:24.09 | suma | <PROTECTED> |
23:24.11 | suma | <PROTECTED> |
23:24.13 | suma | <PROTECTED> |
23:24.15 | suma | <PROTECTED> |
23:24.23 | kapejod | requested format = 2, actual format = 2 |
23:24.24 | kapejod | gsm |
23:24.51 | suma | thanks kapejod |
23:24.55 | klasstek | "show audio codecs" for a list of what number is what codec |
23:25.41 | suma | when i transfer a call to my provider who is having the same codec, call is not getting transferred, but getting natively bridged |
23:25.46 | suma | thanks klasstek |
23:26.32 | dimmik | kapejod: On my system I am using a fritz pci v2 (echosquelch=1). I have noticed that when I speak from my sip phone, at that point I do not hear the other end. Any recommendations? |
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23:27.01 | kapejod | dimmik: wait for 0.3.1 which uses the speex echo canceler |
23:27.06 | blitzrage | help and show applications must be two of the most useful CLI commands in * :) |
23:28.05 | dimmik | kapejod: So what I see is happening with 0.3.0? |
23:28.28 | kapejod | dimmik: you have to know that! |
23:28.30 | kapejod | i can only guess |
23:29.27 | dimmik | kapejod: I have only used 0.3.0. When is 0.3.1 going to be available? |
23:30.01 | kapejod | dimmik: maybe on dec 24th ... if you have been a good boy this year.... |
23:30.44 | dimmik | kapejod: Aha, Santa is going to bring it :)) |
23:37.58 | zigman | mmh is there a way of forcing a kernel panic ? |
23:38.12 | zigman | i want to test my watchdog ;) |
23:38.12 | voidptr | yes, call panic() |
23:38.15 | voidptr | in a module... |
23:38.18 | voidptr | humm |
23:39.05 | voidptr | just kill your watchdog script? |
23:39.06 | kapejod | disconnect your harddisks ide cable when your box is running |
23:39.39 | zigman | what harddisks ? |
23:39.41 | blitzrage | lol |
23:39.42 | kapejod | shoot your box with a shot gun |
23:39.47 | zigman | hhee |
23:39.51 | kapejod | then shoot yourself ;) |
23:39.57 | blitzrage | run debian |
23:40.09 | zigman | <PROTECTED> |
23:40.14 | zigman | or suse :P |
23:40.14 | blitzrage | haha |
23:43.19 | loko-moko | Does anyone know of a VoIP provider that has good rates in alaska |
23:43.31 | voidptr | why |
23:43.33 | voidptr | :P |
23:43.51 | voidptr | noone lives there |
23:43.51 | voidptr | :P |
23:43.53 | loko-moko | lol |
23:43.55 | loko-moko | i agree |
23:44.00 | loko-moko | but a friend of mine wants it |
23:45.00 | voidptr | bad taste :P |
23:45.04 | kapejod | bahh |
23:45.07 | bkw_ | abba is good |
23:45.17 | kapejod | with 2 phones i can get it in stereo!!! MOH rocks :) |
23:45.29 | voidptr | lol |
23:45.29 | dimmik | Dancing Queen? |
23:46.01 | kapejod | dimmik: suuuuuppa trooooopa |
23:46.06 | dimmik | lol |
23:46.11 | bkw_ | take a chance on me |
23:46.35 | kapejod | bkw_: no, i wont! ;) |
23:46.39 | bkw_ | haha |
23:48.10 | kapejod | pu(s): 0.0% user, 0.7% system, 0.0% nice, 99.3% idle |
23:48.10 | kapejod | M |
23:48.20 | kapejod | not bad for a c3 800mhz |
23:49.53 | dimmik | kapejod: How do you get moh on a isdn phone? |
23:50.32 | kapejod | dimmik: i connect it to an NT mode port of my quadBRI, call my other phone, and park myself |
23:51.04 | zigman | i can hear abba too .. in stereo |
23:51.17 | zigman | xmms does that very well :P |
23:51.52 | dimmik | kapejod: so quadBRI supports NT. We are getting the specs, one by one :) |
23:52.07 | TestMasTer | klasstek: are you stll here? |
23:52.11 | kapejod | dimmik: i am preparing a datasheet for it |
23:52.20 | klasstek | just heading out for dinner |
23:52.34 | kapejod | dimmik: but basically you can assume that it will do anything you can imagine ;-) |
23:52.39 | kapejod | and beyond .... ;) |
23:52.54 | dimmik | kapejod: no capi though :( |
23:53.07 | kapejod | pfff...who needs capi? capi's dead |
23:53.11 | TestMasTer | klasstek: ok i will look around for some one to test for me |
23:53.12 | kapejod | muahaha |
23:55.23 | zigman | god damn board |
23:55.43 | zigman | you shouldn't update your bios if everything works |
23:55.54 | kapejod | did you kill it? |
23:56.00 | zigman | well not everything worked.. but i still shouldn*t have flashed the bios |
23:56.05 | zigman | no but the nic is dead now |
23:56.11 | zigman | doing STRANGE things |
23:56.14 | kapejod | what board? |
23:56.21 | zigman | pcm-5820 |
23:56.28 | zigman | talk about mini boards ;) |
23:56.42 | bkw_ | you two mother fuckers need jesus |
23:56.44 | zigman | 14x10 cm |
23:56.46 | bkw_ | NEXT!!! |
23:56.55 | kapejod | bkw_: LOL |
23:56.58 | zigman | bkw stop watching bad boys 2 |
23:56.59 | zigman | :P |
23:57.15 | kapejod | zigman: buy a fullsize atx and get lost :P |
23:57.24 | kapejod | those small things just dont work ;) |
23:57.26 | zigman | hahaha |
23:57.26 | Haxot | Ah, cool, other peopel who like Bad Boyz 2 |
23:57.28 | Haxot | :) |
23:57.45 | zigman | whats that c3 board size again ? |
23:57.49 | zigman | mini -itx ? |
23:57.50 | zigman | :P |
23:57.51 | kapejod | 17 x 17 |
23:57.53 | voidptr | 17x17 |
23:57.55 | voidptr | har |
23:58.19 | voidptr | [Lag 0] |
23:58.32 | voidptr | humm /me searches for something to blame |
23:58.33 | voidptr | :P |
23:58.42 | bkw_ | badboyz 2 is kick ass in 5.1 |
23:59.00 | Haxot | WOOT,, |
23:59.02 | kapejod | bkw_: you have bb2 as MOH? ;) |
23:59.10 | bkw_ | kapejod HAHAHAHAH |
23:59.13 | Haxot | LOL |
23:59.17 | bkw_ | voidptr how man DVD's you got? |
23:59.38 | voidptr | loads :P |
23:59.45 | bkw_ | er 250 |
23:59.48 | bkw_ | haha |
23:59.58 | bkw_ | my dvd rack is full |