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05:24.00 | citats | I dunno, I don't pay :) someone I do work for does. I think monthly updates costs about 2500 and quarterly is like 3500 |
05:24.14 | bkw_ | HOLY FUCK |
05:24.21 | bkw_ | they really like that info don't they |
05:24.52 | Moc | what is that so important for ? |
05:25.00 | citats | about the only thing that i really want that isn't included is local calling area info, which has to be compiled based on the tariffs filed |
05:25.43 | citats | but local calling area is changing on 2/14 when the fcc ruling gets implemented (at least with sbc) where adjacent rate centers that cross LATAs are local |
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05:33.02 | citats | ok way OT here, anyone have a clue how much framing and matting pictures costs? |
05:34.40 | TestMasTer | Does it take along time for the phones to update the software, for the cisco 7910, anyone know? |
05:35.29 | citats | TestMasTer: i dunno about a 7910, but a 7960 only takes like 15-20 seconds or so |
05:35.57 | TestMasTer | citats: does the TFTP server have to be on the same box as asterisk? |
05:36.10 | citats | TestMasTer: nope not at all |
05:36.48 | TestMasTer | because i keep getting on the phone opening ip address then it goes configurating CM then back to opening ip |
05:36.54 | Mike | how much is a cisco firmware??? |
05:37.14 | TestMasTer | Mike: not sure i got it for free |
05:37.23 | Mike | TestMasTer: where? |
05:37.31 | TestMasTer | my supplier |
05:38.09 | Mike | the phones are expensibe and if the firmware is more than 20 thats really expensive |
05:38.57 | citats | most people generally use cisco software illegimately |
05:39.18 | citats | damn i can't spell tonight |
05:40.05 | TestMasTer | citats: would the phone say if it is downloading or not? and would it still connect to asterisk well it is downloading? |
05:40.38 | citats | i've never used a 7910 so i dunno |
05:41.03 | TestMasTer | citats: on your phone |
05:41.31 | citats | i couldn't say for sure, its been a while |
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05:44.07 | yaboo | anyone tftp'ing gs phones on boot or hard coding them |
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05:55.53 | bkw_ | yaboo no way to tftp them unless you pay for GAPS |
05:56.03 | Moc | an IP phone itself doesn't have a DN ? |
05:56.15 | citats | bkw_: whats GAPS? I'm not familiar at all with the gs products |
05:56.17 | Moc | I mean an IP Phone can Fake his identity |
05:56.22 | TestMasTer | grr |
05:56.25 | bkw_ | Grandstream Auto Provisioning System |
05:56.34 | bkw_ | its that "Enhanced" tftp server |
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05:56.39 | citats | bkw_: some propritary api or something? |
05:56.42 | bkw_ | its so easy to crack it but I don't have the skilz |
05:56.51 | citats | some encrypted file? |
05:56.53 | bkw_ | you can crack it if you watch what it sends to the tftp server |
05:57.01 | bkw_ | no it sends other stuff to the tftp server |
05:57.11 | bkw_ | mac, firmware version and stuff in the packet |
05:57.19 | bkw_ | thats how it knows what cfg.txt to send back |
05:57.31 | citats | so its their tftp server software? |
05:57.34 | bkw_ | yep |
05:57.55 | Moc | ok sorry can't fake it callerid identity |
05:58.02 | bkw_ | why? |
05:58.13 | citats | couldn't you just hack some tftp server to just send back the same file no matter what was requested? or is there some other qualification? |
05:58.48 | bkw_ | oh the format is easy |
05:58.55 | bkw_ | view the HTML page |
05:59.06 | citats | it grabs an HTML page? |
05:59.07 | bkw_ | its BLAH=blah&BLAH2=blah |
05:59.26 | bkw_ | the cfg.txt file is formated like that.. but it has something in the front so the gs will accept it |
05:59.29 | Shido6_ | how do u compile the modules without dmodversions |
05:59.30 | Shido6_ | ?> |
06:00.18 | citats | ahhh, so it probably has a hash of the contents with some unknown key |
06:00.36 | bkw_ | yep bet so |
06:01.42 | citats | if they didn't look like toys i might take on the challenge, but alas they looks like barbiephones |
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06:01.57 | loko_moko | anyone buying up the target gift certs |
06:02.02 | loko_moko | $100 gift certs for $72 |
06:02.18 | ManxPower | No but I'll take Park Place |
06:02.25 | loko_moko | lol |
06:02.29 | citats | loko_moko: can you buy gift certs with gift certs? |
06:02.35 | loko_moko | yes |
06:02.38 | yaboo | bkw_ how do you update the firmware then |
06:07.00 | bkw_ | tftp |
06:07.11 | bkw_ | the firmware will update fine via tftp you can't config it via tftp |
06:07.16 | bkw_ | which means grandstream is pure shit |
06:07.29 | bkw_ | and should be ordered to stop making shitty phones or fix it. |
06:07.44 | bkw_ | and no i'm not too demanding |
06:07.45 | bkw_ | :P |
06:08.06 | yaboo | bkw_ you are right |
06:08.32 | bkw_ | Sipura looks like a good bet |
06:08.38 | bkw_ | once I get my hands on one we will know for sure |
06:08.45 | yaboo | Sipura? |
06:08.51 | bkw_ | www.sipura.com |
06:08.56 | yaboo | thanks |
06:09.05 | bkw_ | those are the guys that started Komodophone then sold it to cisco |
06:09.11 | bkw_ | then came along and started Sipura |
06:09.23 | bkw_ | can someone check to see if CCO has ata186 3.0 firmware |
06:09.45 | yaboo | is there any plans for diy/build it your ip phones |
06:09.52 | yaboo | have a ata188 unit |
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06:12.05 | carrar | ata_3_0_0_sip_031210a_1.zip |
06:12.26 | yaboo | cool will it work on the ata188 |
06:12.39 | carrar | send me your ATA unit and I will try it |
06:12.47 | ManxPower | bkw_, Do you know what the new features of the the ATA 3.0 firmware is? |
06:13.20 | yaboo | carrar I'm in australia |
06:13.25 | carrar | I'm not |
06:13.41 | yaboo | bummer :-( |
06:14.32 | Moc | is iaxtel.com network working rightnow ? |
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06:19.18 | yaboo | bkw_ I gather sipura are making there own handsets |
06:20.00 | bkw_ | yes |
06:20.05 | bkw_ | ManxPower yes hold on |
06:20.24 | bkw_ | ManxPower http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/voice/ata/atarn/atarn3_0.htm |
06:21.06 | bkw_ | I want my hands on that bitaid.exe util |
06:21.10 | bkw_ | I'm sick of doing those in my head |
06:21.19 | Moc | 69.73.19.178:5036 mochouinar <Unregistered> 60 Request Sent |
06:21.32 | bkw_ | Moc iaxtel? |
06:21.36 | bkw_ | iaxtel is iax2 only |
06:21.41 | bkw_ | iax2 show registry |
06:21.45 | bkw_ | not iax show registry |
06:22.03 | wsuff | grr i can't get my sip to register w/ my ip |
06:22.11 | wsuff | any tricks for being behind nat w/ asterisk |
06:22.13 | bkw_ | carrar you alive? |
06:22.15 | wsuff | fwd worked fine |
06:22.31 | bkw_ | wsuff haha what are you trying to do? |
06:22.34 | bkw_ | double nat? |
06:22.44 | Moc | ha good .. |
06:22.46 | wsuff | well i got the ports fwded at work |
06:22.56 | bkw_ | port forwards dont work |
06:23.01 | wsuff | and he can reg from there but i can't |
06:23.03 | Moc | so 1800 number call should work with it ? |
06:23.17 | wsuff | bkw_: at the router level ?? |
06:23.17 | bkw_ | because the rtp sip/rtp stream will have embeded ip address info that gets lost in double nat translation |
06:23.30 | bkw_ | the router will look at the ip header not whats in it |
06:23.37 | wsuff | so how does fwd log me in properly then |
06:23.42 | bkw_ | er will look at ip header.. but not whats in the packet |
06:24.04 | bkw_ | * --> NAT -> Internet --> NAT -> * ? |
06:24.10 | bkw_ | or even |
06:24.12 | bkw_ | * --> NAT -> Internet --> NAT -> SIP ? |
06:24.22 | bkw_ | those are some nasty combos |
06:24.31 | bkw_ | someone with the ata 3.0 firmware please show me love |
06:24.38 | bkw_ | me luv you long time! |
06:24.39 | bkw_ | haha |
06:24.47 | rollergrrl | I have CCO, but can't find the firmware |
06:25.03 | bkw_ | carrar was just fuckin with us I guess |
06:25.09 | bkw_ | <carrar> ata_3_0_0_sip_031210a_1.zip |
06:25.25 | bkw_ | http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/ata186 |
06:25.34 | bkw_ | thats what the release nots say to click once you login |
06:25.41 | rollergrrl | either that link is broke |
06:25.44 | rollergrrl | or it's just not there |
06:25.55 | rollergrrl | 05-APR-2002 There are currently no files on the server for this type |
06:26.11 | bkw_ | I bet cisco is just fuckin with me |
06:26.22 | bkw_ | haha |
06:26.33 | bkw_ | I wouldn't put it past cisco to fuck up |
06:26.35 | _asr_ | rollergrrl: are you the rollergrrl of #inet-access fame? |
06:26.39 | bkw_ | no |
06:26.42 | rollergrrl | nope |
06:26.43 | bkw_ | we have already been thru that asr |
06:26.44 | bkw_ | :) |
06:26.52 | _asr_ | sorry, i haven't been following. |
06:26.54 | bkw_ | hehe |
06:27.07 | bkw_ | asr and I are both #inet-access peeps from way back |
06:27.13 | bkw_ | YoYo was also |
06:27.17 | rollergrrl | how far back? |
06:27.26 | bkw_ | too damn far hehe |
06:27.30 | rollergrrl | haha |
06:27.38 | bkw_ | http://asterisk.bkw.org/list.txt |
06:27.46 | bkw_ | new list with all the HTML char crap gone |
06:28.33 | bkw_ | doh |
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06:30.47 | bkw_ | http://asterisk.bkw.org/list.txt |
06:30.49 | bkw_ | updated again |
06:30.50 | bkw_ | muhaha |
06:32.05 | bkw_ | -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 587530 Dec 16 00:30 list2.txt |
06:32.13 | bkw_ | thats the clean list.. this thing keeps growing |
06:34.01 | bkw_ | hrm |
06:34.06 | bkw_ | one more regesp for KY |
06:34.33 | Inv_Arp | bkw_: using perl? |
06:34.49 | bkw_ | yes |
06:34.57 | bkw_ | BG has drama too |
06:34.58 | bkw_ | blah |
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06:36.03 | bkw_ | BG|Bulgaria|YakovtsiBG|Bulgaria|Slatina, Lov.BI|Burundi|Bujumbura|257|21|4 |
06:36.07 | bkw_ | that no look right |
06:36.07 | okrumm | anybody seen this http://warpcore.netcom.utah.edu/phpconfig/?dir=/etc/asterisk |
06:36.09 | Moc | ok 1877 call works.. |
06:36.29 | bkw_ | okrumm ye |
06:36.34 | h3x0r | er |
06:37.28 | okrumm | bkw_ does this webpage belongs to anyone here? |
06:37.36 | bkw_ | dont think so.. but who knows |
06:37.39 | PI-40 | I have a spare ATA 186 from Vonage that I am not using anymore, can this be used with asterisk? |
06:37.49 | h3x0r | bkw_: So whats that for, you match country and city code or something |
06:38.19 | Moc | all telco provider should offer iax!!! |
06:38.29 | h3x0r | whats the last number for |
06:38.53 | klasstek | ~nicometer h3x0r |
06:39.01 | klasstek | ~nickometer h3x0r |
06:39.02 | | 'h3x0r' is 99.860% lame, klasstek |
06:39.36 | okrumm | does exist a web app to administer * ? |
06:44.00 | okrumm | does exist a web app to manage * ? |
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06:49.59 | okrumm | how often do you recomend to update the cvs version of * ? |
06:50.13 | bkw_ | I do it daily but i'm a bug tracker so I have to stay on top |
06:50.18 | bkw_ | ok bed time for me |
06:50.37 | okrumm | i see thanks bkw... |
06:50.52 | okrumm | you're in coding * ? |
06:53.53 | argos | just got my tdm400 today - not working, seeing some strange errors... "Timeout waiting for calibration of module 0" "Proslic Failed on Second Attempt to Auto Calibrate" |
06:53.56 | argos | any clues? |
07:19.33 | levon | hello world |
07:20.03 | rollergrrl | hiya |
07:20.54 | levon | morning roll |
07:20.58 | levon | erm |
07:20.59 | levon | morning rollergrrl |
07:21.40 | rollergrrl | hehe |
07:21.42 | rollergrrl | what's up? |
07:22.25 | rollergrrl | lol |
07:22.40 | rollergrrl | I hope by 'up' you mean awake ;) |
07:22.49 | levon | rollergrrl, business as usual. Enjoying my morning coffee... |
07:23.07 | jrollyson | rollergrrl: yes ;) |
07:23.23 | rollergrrl | where ya at levon? |
07:23.35 | levon | you mean geographically? Hannover/Germany |
07:24.35 | rollergrrl | sleep sounds like a good idea |
07:24.40 | rollergrrl | i wish i could do it |
07:25.48 | levon | 8:25 am here |
07:26.15 | rollergrrl | eww |
07:26.18 | rollergrrl | i hate mornings |
07:26.19 | rollergrrl | hehe |
07:29.11 | jrollyson | 2:31 AM here |
07:29.21 | rollergrrl | 12:31am here |
07:29.54 | citats | you guys need ntp, your clocks are off |
07:30.04 | levon | yupp |
07:30.10 | levon | ;) |
07:30.20 | rollergrrl | i was just copying him |
07:30.24 | rollergrrl | mine says 12:30 |
07:30.27 | citats | no matter what tz your in, its still not :31 |
07:30.28 | rollergrrl | is that any better? |
07:30.34 | levon | 8:30:35 |
07:30.36 | levon | ;) |
07:30.43 | rollergrrl | yup |
07:31.00 | rollergrrl | it is 12:31 now |
07:31.04 | levon | rotfl |
07:31.10 | rollergrrl | hehe |
07:33.48 | jrollyson | damnit, I thought I *HAD* NTP |
07:34.35 | jrollyson | last sync 12/12 |
07:34.39 | jrollyson | DAMNIT |
07:35.17 | rollergrrl | it doesn't like you |
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07:36.06 | sxpert | rollergrrl: morning |
07:36.15 | rollergrrl | hey hey |
07:36.28 | rollergrrl | i guess, technically, it's morning here too |
07:36.34 | sxpert | heh |
07:37.17 | sxpert | time differences are hard on the body :) |
07:37.45 | rollergrrl | you mean when traveling? |
07:38.07 | sxpert | when chatting with the rest of the world ;) |
07:38.09 | citats | traveling through time or space? |
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07:38.33 | sxpert | citats: the teleportation-lag ;) |
07:38.39 | rollergrrl | interdimensional travel is hard on the body |
07:40.25 | citats | sxpert: they break it up into a 60 minute episode, unless its a movie :) |
07:41.10 | sxpert | lol |
07:41.15 | rollergrrl | hate to break it to ya sxpert, but start trek is not real life |
07:41.26 | sxpert | rollergrrl: ya, ya ;) |
07:41.46 | rollergrrl | hehe ;) |
07:41.48 | sxpert | citats: it's really 43 minutes episodes, there's gotta be 17 minutes of commercial |
07:41.58 | levon | 44, to be exact ;) |
07:42.12 | sxpert | levon: whatever ;) |
07:42.12 | citats | sxpert: not |
07:42.15 | citats | er |
07:42.24 | rollergrrl | sounds like someone downloads the episodes without commercials |
07:42.30 | levon | rollergrrl, who says it's not real life? |
07:42.34 | sxpert | heehheheheheee |
07:43.18 | sxpert | rollergrrl: it's not real life -- yet ! |
07:43.28 | rollergrrl | levon: if it were real life... I'd be eating a turkey meal from my replicator right now |
07:43.52 | levon | you don't have a replicator? |
07:43.55 | levon | ;) |
07:43.56 | rollergrrl | and top it off with hot apple pie and ice cream |
07:43.57 | sxpert | rollergrrl: hehe |
07:44.21 | wasim | moonring sxpert citats |
07:44.22 | rollergrrl | then i'll replicate some nice vintage wine |
07:44.30 | levon | mmmhhh |
07:44.55 | rollergrrl | k |
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07:51.41 | draser2 | Goodmorning all. |
07:51.59 | draser2 | anyone awake in here? |
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07:52.06 | levon | only about 170 people, draser2 ;) |
07:52.10 | draser2 | lol! |
07:52.24 | levon | but good morning to you, too ;) |
07:52.26 | draser2 | typical data geeks...(myself inclusive) |
07:53.39 | draser2 | Need some help understanding DIDs (Direct Inward DIaling) and if they can be used in colaboration of ADSL instead of PRI(T1)...Anyone have some knowledge in this area? |
07:55.00 | sxpert | levon: I'm happy, I finally solved parts of the D-BUS puzzle ;))) |
07:56.10 | draser2 | I was thinking it would be nice to save on the ISDN line costs, since most already have an Internet Data line like ADSL, Why can't telcos just convert packets of DID into TCP packets fro Asterisk to administrate? |
07:57.31 | levon | sxpert, D-BUS? |
07:57.41 | sxpert | dbus.freedesktop.org |
07:57.53 | argos | short answer - they could (at least, technically speaking.) but there are some technical "problems" to work through, and they wouldn't be thrilled about cutting out a big money-maker... |
07:58.20 | draser2 | ha, ya thats what I was thinking. |
07:58.37 | draser2 | But at least you confirmed its not an option yet. |
07:59.25 | draser2 | ok bed time dor me, night all. thanks |
07:59.35 | argos | night |
07:59.38 | TestMasTer | nite draser2 |
07:59.49 | draser2 | cn't evem spell no mre |
07:59.54 | draser2 | :) |
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08:00.18 | TestMasTer | evening argos |
08:00.24 | argos | good evening.... |
08:00.31 | TestMasTer | hows it going tonight |
08:00.59 | argos | ugh - brain=toast.. :) got my digium cards today, so been playing with them a bit... |
08:01.14 | TestMasTer | waiting for mine to show up |
08:01.31 | argos | what'd you order? |
08:01.42 | levon | sxpert: sounds interesting. For what / with what do you use it? |
08:01.45 | TestMasTer | just the analog one the x100p atm |
08:01.56 | levon | sxpert: home automation again? ;) |
08:02.05 | sxpert | levon: for navsys, instead of my own crappy sockets hacks |
08:02.07 | argos | yea - that's the "useful" one.. |
08:02.18 | argos | moderately easy to get going... |
08:02.23 | TestMasTer | ya i thought it would give me something to learn with |
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08:02.55 | TestMasTer | And i`m thinking i might get some SIP phones being this Cisco phone don`t really what to update lol |
08:03.23 | argos | hehe... avoid the grandstreams, from what I've heard... |
08:03.35 | TestMasTer | ya i`ve been hearing alot about them |
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08:03.43 | argos | others can be found for reasonable $$$ |
08:03.45 | sxpert | levon: code went from 500 or so lines to less than 100 :) |
08:03.58 | TestMasTer | ITs weird i have the tftp port open and stuff, but this pos don`t wanna update |
08:04.02 | sxpert | levon: also, removes all the threads crap |
08:04.17 | levon | sxpert: hehe, true. a nice library solves a lot of coding and problems. ;) |
08:04.50 | argos | had some problems getting my ATA186's to update via tftp - finally broke down and use the windows "brute force" method that cisco offers |
08:05.27 | Moc | argos: I just bought a GrandStreams, didnt get it yet, but for the price, im sure it resonable.. not a cisco, but fonctional for learning and home usage |
08:06.01 | argos | Moc: I'm picky... :) |
08:06.19 | Moc | Im picky also, but at 65$ for a VoIP phone that doesn't look to bad, it good |
08:06.20 | TestMasTer | argos: you just use the ata`s ? |
08:06.42 | argos | ata186 and cisco 7960, so far... |
08:07.00 | TestMasTer | have you updated the firmware on the 7960? |
08:07.08 | argos | Moc: almost ordered one myself, so I don't think THAT badly of them.. :) |
08:07.41 | argos | yea - had v2.somethingSkinny on it when I got it - upgraded to v3.somethingSIP |
08:08.10 | TestMasTer | argos: when upgrading does it show on the phone its downloading or something like that? |
08:08.40 | Moc | ares_: look good : http://www.ovislink.ca/News/BT100.htm |
08:08.53 | argos | there's some sort of indication on it - think it says something on the display, and the backlit buttons in the corner do something.. |
08:09.18 | TestMasTer | ok i figured it would say something.. |
08:09.30 | argos | think i still have the setup around - lemme check |
08:10.47 | argos | yea - had to set up a couple files on the tftp server - OS79XX.TXT and P0S3-03-2-00.bin |
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08:11.15 | TestMasTer | hrmz i wonder if that would be around the same for the 7919 |
08:11.19 | TestMasTer | eek 7910 |
08:11.19 | Nix | hi guys |
08:11.44 | argos | iirc, the phone looks for OS79XX.TXT when it boots - contents are the fw version it should be running.. if it's not what's loaded, it updates from the POS file... |
08:11.45 | Nix | is anyone here running gnophone? |
08:11.50 | argos | should be the same, I believe |
08:14.07 | TestMasTer | argos: i don`t know i am going to go find some other doc`s i think, Because The tftp port shows open, But when i try to connect to them locally it just times out so i figure there has to be something wrong |
08:14.32 | Nix | ~/tmp/gnophone> autoconf |
08:14.33 | Nix | configure.in:2: error: possibly undefined macro: AM_CONFIG_HEADER |
08:14.33 | Nix | <PROTECTED> |
08:14.34 | Nix | <PROTECTED> |
08:14.51 | argos | make sure you turn tftp logging on in inetd.conf - helps a bunch |
08:14.54 | levon | guen aydin, Nix. |
08:15.27 | TestMasTer | argos: this is all i`m seeing Dec 16 01:11:39 Gateway in.tftpd[15207]: cannot bind to local socket: Address already in use And i`m starting to think its because my isp has be on dynamic Static, |
08:15.37 | TestMasTer | so i need to use the dhcp client |
08:17.15 | argos | check man page of in.tftpd - you may want to add "-a " option into your inetd.conf to lock it to a particular ip addr |
08:17.29 | argos | should get around your isp's goofyness |
08:17.37 | Nix | levon: naber lan |
08:17.42 | argos | (don't forget to restart inetd) |
08:18.19 | Nix | has anyone managed to compile gnophone cvs? |
08:18.20 | TestMasTer | argos: hrmz I would look at the man pages, But for some reason i aint got any for it |
08:20.47 | levon | nix: iyilik, lan ;) |
08:20.56 | argos | hehe - the network prog man pages can be named different things... in.tftpd, tftpd, etc... |
08:21.12 | levon | nix: look for other bootstrap scripts |
08:21.13 | wasim | apropros tftp |
08:21.23 | levon | ~frag royk_home |
08:21.26 | | ACTION readies the nuke launcher and fires some rounds at royk_home |
08:21.32 | voidptr | morning ppl |
08:21.40 | wasim | jbot is back! |
08:21.42 | | wasim: have you tried http://www.tldp.org/ ? |
08:21.42 | argos | -a [address][:port] - bind to a specific address/port |
08:21.42 | levon | morning void ;) |
08:21.57 | TestMasTer | argos: ok that works thanx |
08:22.13 | argos | and throw in a couple -v's... increase debugging |
08:22.42 | TestMasTer | argos: ok |
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08:23.06 | cman | hy |
08:23.14 | cman | ~seen JerJer |
08:23.16 | | jerjer is currently on #asterisk |
08:23.39 | cman | is there a linux IRC?? |
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08:23.55 | wasim | cman: huh? |
08:24.10 | cman | i need some hlp in configuring linux as NAT |
08:24.10 | miller7 | morning ppl |
08:24.26 | wasim | cman: get an iptables howto |
08:24.30 | levon | good morning, miller7 |
08:24.37 | miller7 | hey levon |
08:24.39 | voidptr | hey miller |
08:24.40 | cman | i hav 2 pulbic IP... want to use one for * box and one for Netgear |
08:24.44 | miller7 | void |
08:24.48 | discordia | morning @ all |
08:25.02 | levon | Guten Morgen, discordia |
08:25.21 | discordia | schönen guten morgen :) |
08:25.44 | discordia | hehe |
08:25.45 | argos | buenos nachos... lots of meat and beans.. :) |
08:26.25 | royk_home | cman: /j #netfilter |
08:27.30 | cman | oki |
08:30.48 | Nix | levon: what do you mean bootstrap scripts? |
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08:31.28 | argos | ugh - 4613 new spam msgs in the last two days... |
08:31.51 | royk_home | hehe |
08:31.57 | royk_home | apt-get install spamassassin |
08:32.23 | argos | that's what I'm using... they get filtered into a "JunkMail" IMAP folder |
08:33.01 | cman | does * work if i turn on iptables? |
08:33.19 | miller7 | argos: 2045 in the last 14 hours here :P |
08:33.28 | royk_home | cman: RTFFAQ :) |
08:33.31 | argos | miller7: not bad.. :) |
08:33.39 | miller7 | argos: wanna compete? :D |
08:33.40 | royk_home | cman: if you're using the NAT box with *, it's no problem |
08:33.43 | argos | hehe |
08:34.20 | royk_home | cman: but if the * box is behind NAT, most protocols (all, in fact, except IAX) get problems through NAT because of RTP |
08:34.49 | argos | nat is evil.... necessary, but evil... |
08:34.51 | cman | e |
08:35.25 | royk_home | argos: let's just hope the world will get over to ipv6 soon |
08:35.57 | argos | i'm ready for it... a good chunk of my infrastructure is running ipv6 now... |
08:36.13 | royk_home | me too |
08:36.25 | royk_home | but my ISP doesn't wanna play with me |
08:37.12 | argos | helps to be your own isp.. :) actually have a couple of my dialup clients running ipv6 now.. |
08:39.05 | royk_home | ~frag argos |
08:39.08 | | ACTION readies the nuke launcher and fires some rounds at argos |
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08:41.08 | brc007 | can't believe how many people are always in here |
08:41.28 | wasim | brc007: bots mostly |
08:41.34 | brc007 | lol |
08:41.37 | wasim | like bkw_ |
08:41.40 | brc007 | ...really? |
08:41.42 | cman | LOL |
08:41.42 | brc007 | heh |
08:41.43 | brc007 | lol |
08:41.45 | argos | and wasim |
08:41.55 | miller7 | only jbot is human here |
08:42.03 | brc007 | anyway...just wondering what is the most used distro is on ya'alls * boxes |
08:42.11 | wasim | gentoo |
08:42.40 | brc007 | trying to decide which one to use...it's betwen debian, mandrake, and maybe gentoo... |
08:42.41 | argos | slack |
08:42.56 | wasim | brc007: but, use whichever you;re most comfortable with |
08:43.29 | brc007 | I tried to install debian a few months ago and I screwed up the install and never tried again...wish it had a bit more friendly (gui) installer |
08:43.40 | brc007 | and I've used mandrake back at 8.0 |
08:43.45 | Nix | bkw_: are you around? |
08:44.08 | miller7 | brc007: then you haven't used gentoo install yet :P |
08:44.13 | brc007 | other then that I've been using knoppix on a few old laptops to mess around with |
08:44.17 | argos | gui is only good when referring to cooking.... :) |
08:44.38 | royk_home | brc007: debian rules |
08:44.48 | miller7 | yeah, real men install linux using cryptic commands :) |
08:44.55 | brc007 | yeah...I'm sort of leaning toward debian |
08:45.00 | royk_home | brc007: although I've started to like gentoo a lot also :) |
08:45.05 | brc007 | lol |
08:45.25 | brc007 | hell I should just install all three and see what I like I suppose |
08:45.42 | wasim | brc007: like bkw_ said, once you've used gentoo you'll be changed for ever |
08:45.49 | brc007 | heh |
08:45.53 | brc007 | hadn't heard that |
08:45.56 | royk_home | well |
08:45.58 | royk_home | debian works |
08:46.03 | wasim | brc007: out bots come up with good things to say like that |
08:46.06 | royk_home | I use that on all productional servers |
08:46.23 | argos | dl'd gentoo yesterday - gonna try it out tomorrow if I get a chance... |
08:46.26 | brc007 | I get the impression that debian is more stable then gentoo |
08:46.50 | brc007 | k argos...I'll tryn pop in tomorrow and see what you think |
08:46.59 | argos | k |
08:48.11 | argos | anywho, off to bed... later.... |
08:49.10 | brc007 | I have a dual p3 600 with 4 18 gb scsi drives that I could use to try all three...only problem is the scsi card/drives don't play nice with gentoo's aic7xxx driver on the livecd..iirc I got it working by manually modprobeing it...however EVERY TIME I did make_fs_ (replace fs with favorite fs...I tried reiser and ext2/3) it would hang |
08:49.50 | brc007 | anyidea if there's a new live cd out? maybe it has newer drivers |
08:50.04 | brc007 | the sarge netinstaller cd worked fine |
08:50.08 | brc007 | (debian) |
08:51.35 | wasim | http://gentoo.oregonstate.edu/releases/x86/1.4/livecd/pentium3/ |
09:00.38 | Nix | can anyone explain to me how the monitor command in Manager works? |
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09:04.30 | kapehome | morning |
09:04.52 | discordia | hi kapehome ... |
09:05.02 | Nix | WOW. thats cool!!! |
09:05.12 | Nix | WARNING[114696]: File chan_sip.c, Line 428 (__sip_xmit): sip_xmit of 0x80e4c5c (len 372) to 192.246.69.223 returned -1: Bad file descriptor |
09:05.13 | Nix | WARNING[114696]: File chan_sip.c, Line 428 (__sip_xmit): sip_xmit of 0x80e4df4 (len 402) to 130.94.123.252 returned -1: Bad file descriptor |
09:05.14 | Nix | :-) |
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09:06.42 | cman | how do i list my network cards? |
09:06.43 | Nix | brb. |
09:06.47 | cman | desg?? |
09:07.02 | kapehome | morning mbranca :) |
09:07.20 | landrocker_ | cman: ifconfig -a |
09:07.24 | landrocker_ | I think |
09:07.28 | landrocker_ | dmesg could also work |
09:07.37 | landrocker_ | grep it for eth if you are using linux |
09:08.01 | Mike | who's FWD# 55555? |
09:08.15 | mbranca | morning kapehome |
09:08.21 | mbranca | no TE works here :( |
09:08.25 | wasim | Mike: its a round-robin of various fwd test number volunteers |
09:09.37 | Mike | someone said |
09:09.44 | Mike | hi someone there? |
09:09.47 | Mike | and i got scared |
09:09.48 | Mike | :) |
09:09.53 | Mike | i was expecting a machine |
09:10.21 | Mike | i heard fwd giving out free calls |
09:11.54 | voidptr | hah |
09:12.09 | voidptr | stupid callcenter shite without echo cancelling |
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09:15.20 | cman | how do i add my new network card. the list does not show my card in netconfigurator |
09:17.18 | wasim | cman: #linux or #yourdistro and stop using silly configurators |
09:17.46 | wasim | cman: mostly, dmesg, lspci, lsmod, ifconfig should get you there |
09:18.03 | wasim | cman: yore not on some very exotic hw are you? |
09:22.18 | Nix | YaST2 does everything :-) |
09:23.00 | Nix | I am joking of course there are reasons to use the command you mention.. but usually they should not be necessary |
09:23.21 | kapehome | yast2 rocks :) |
09:24.56 | Nix | yep |
09:25.24 | Nix | Is anyone running a Asterisk based call centre here? |
09:25.50 | Nix | I am designing a 300 seat Digium based call centre.. any tips would be appreciated |
09:26.03 | wasim | use IAX |
09:26.12 | kapehome | use the eeks phone |
09:26.16 | Nix | eeks? |
09:26.35 | kapehome | hardware iax phone |
09:26.38 | Nix | they will be 300 linux diskless workstations with softphones |
09:26.48 | kapehome | pff.... |
09:27.02 | wasim | Nix: good, get some good development done on gnophone |
09:27.17 | Nix | hord phones are not appropriate for a call centre.. too difficult to integrate with the software |
09:27.27 | Nix | I can't even compile gnophone.. |
09:27.48 | kapehome | with * integrating hard phones into applications is very easy |
09:27.50 | Nix | and the rpm install hangs the terminal when I run gnophone |
09:27.54 | kapehome | we got the manager interface |
09:28.07 | Nix | anyway the customer has no wish for hard phones.. waste of money |
09:28.32 | wasim | Nix: it should compile, i use it now and then |
09:28.36 | Nix | the already have 600 seats with hardphones.. the new site will have no hardphones |
09:28.55 | Nix | gnophone even fails when I run autoconf |
09:29.16 | kapehome | use iaxcomm then |
09:29.33 | brc007 | nix just curious.. what distro are you planning on using? |
09:29.46 | Nix | SuSE 9.0 |
09:29.55 | Nix | I always use SuSE |
09:30.24 | cees | I used to use SuSE until they stopped sending me the complementary developer's copy ;-) |
09:30.29 | brc007 | heh |
09:30.41 | Nix | heh. I am one of SuSE's best customers. I think I have installed > 5000 SuSE machines in the last 4 years since I switches form RedHat and Slackware |
09:30.50 | sxpert_work | cees, well, mebbe Novell will send then |
09:31.04 | cees | I'm happy with Debian nowadays, no need ;-) |
09:31.12 | Nix | yeah. I used to get comp copies also |
09:31.19 | cees | (more happy than I ever was with SuSE, BTW) |
09:31.25 | Nix | cool |
09:31.34 | Nix | I will stick with SuSE for business use.. |
09:31.44 | Nix | anyway |
09:31.50 | Nix | what is iaxcomm? |
09:32.02 | Nix | gnophone fails with |
09:32.09 | Nix | ~/tmp/gnophone> autoconf |
09:32.10 | Nix | configure.in:2: error: possibly undefined macro: AM_CONFIG_HEADER |
09:32.10 | Nix | <PROTECTED> |
09:32.10 | Nix | <PROTECTED> |
09:32.16 | Nix | bah |
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09:33.57 | Nix | kapehome: what is iaxcomm? |
09:34.15 | wasim | Nix: 152 hits on google |
09:34.27 | wasim | http://iaxclient.sourceforge.net/iaxcomm/ |
09:36.00 | Nix | yeah. but as there was a recommendation on the channel I would like to know why :-) |
09:36.20 | Nix | it looks cool btw |
09:36.25 | wasim | why != what :P |
09:37.17 | Nix | yeah. correct, but it was a precursor to why :-) |
09:37.54 | wasim | because it uses a newer library iirc |
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09:38.07 | Nix | It does not appear to have web capabilities like gnophone.. |
09:38.10 | wasim | and perhaps it'll compile where gnophone is failing |
09:38.17 | wasim | nic, its just a matter of embedd mozilla |
09:38.18 | voidptr | hum |
09:38.26 | voidptr | is there some change |
09:38.30 | voidptr | in iax vs iax2 |
09:38.33 | voidptr | that... |
09:38.38 | Nix | cool |
09:38.48 | Nix | is it QT? I can't tell from the screenshots |
09:38.50 | voidptr | when i call a remote * unauthenticated... it doesn't work? |
09:39.39 | Nix | actaully it looks gnomish.. og well.. downloading |
09:39.50 | Nix | thanks kapehome |
09:39.55 | voidptr | Rx-Frame Retry[No] -- OSeqno: 000 ISeqno: 000 Type: IAX Subclass: NEW |
09:40.03 | voidptr | Tx-Frame Retry[000] -- OSeqno: 000 ISeqno: 001 Type: IAX Subclass: AUTHREQ |
09:40.07 | voidptr | Rx-Frame Retry[No] -- OSeqno: 001 ISeqno: 000 Type: IAX Subclass: HANGUP |
09:40.30 | voidptr | Tx-Frame Retry[-01] -- OSeqno: 000 ISeqno: 002 Type: IAX Subclass: ACK |
09:40.34 | voidptr | Rx-Frame Retry[No] -- OSeqno: 002 ISeqno: 001 Type: IAX Subclass: AUTHREP |
09:40.43 | voidptr | *wierd* |
09:40.58 | wasim | RX HANGUP? |
09:41.21 | arun | help |
09:41.29 | wasim | voidptr: try auth=none |
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09:44.43 | oxygen | Hi all !!! |
09:45.02 | wasim | s/least/last |
09:46.01 | Nix | grrr |
09:46.25 | arun | hey help me on asterisk configuration |
09:46.26 | oxygen | I've this problem with my asterisk (isdn card): I call a number like 191 (telecom italia) and not answer was detect the phone ring and go to time out... any ideas?? |
09:46.44 | arun | any kind person please help me |
09:46.46 | Nix | iaxcomm is locking on me also |
09:46.48 | wasim | don't you touch that lovely protocol |
09:47.01 | Nix | would it be because I am running asterisk on the same box? |
09:47.03 | wasim | arun: what happened? |
09:47.50 | arun | wasim:i want to configure asterisk such that it allows users with valid account only |
09:48.53 | wasim | Nix: probably |
09:49.03 | wasim | arun: too obscure, what kind of users? IAX? |
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09:49.17 | wasim | arun: and whats stopping you from doing that? |
09:49.20 | oxygen | another problem is when i call a number and secretary transfer my call to an intern number, the line go down.. |
09:49.41 | Nix | grrr... why doesn't it fail gracefully :-( |
09:49.51 | montag | anyone can explay me why this don't work ??? |
09:49.53 | montag | exten => 584386968,1,Dial(IAX/igor|10) |
09:49.53 | montag | exten => 584386968,2,Voicemail(igor) |
09:49.53 | montag | exten => 584386968,102,Voicemail(igor) |
09:49.57 | arun | wasim:i want to distribute pin to users and have their accounting |
09:50.25 | Nix | I am going to compile the cvs version. |
09:50.49 | oxygen | help me please !!! |
09:50.50 | Nix | what libs do i need.. WX of course.. |
09:52.39 | oxygen | I've this problem with my asterisk (isdn card): I call a number like 191 (telecom italia) and not answer was detect the phone ring and go to time out... any ideas?? |
09:52.42 | oxygen | another problem is when i call a number and secretary transfer my call to an intern number, the line go down.. |
09:53.08 | arun | wasim:can't u help me? |
09:53.25 | wasim | arun: i don't see the problem |
09:53.35 | arun | how to do that |
09:54.20 | wasim | arun: AGI? or show application authenticate |
09:58.24 | wasim | arun: lookit how bkw_ calling card example work |
09:58.39 | wasim | arun: its simple, little perl, mysqldb, voila |
09:58.49 | voidptr | wasim : hum, wierd... thanx |
09:59.01 | voidptr | now my zap is foobar |
10:01.11 | arun | wasim:what u mean by bkw_ |
10:02.42 | arun | wasim: is it some programming language? |
10:02.52 | wasim | arun: no its a bot |
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10:03.11 | arun | wasim: what u mean by bot |
10:03.28 | wasim | arun: its an abbreviation of robot |
10:03.46 | arun | wasim:plz don't mind i am new to this world |
10:04.20 | wasim | arun != cman ? |
10:04.38 | arun | yeah |
10:05.03 | wasim | hmm, yeah != or yeah == ? |
10:05.15 | arun | yeah != |
10:05.47 | wasim | 14:41 -!- cman is now known as arun |
10:05.49 | baxel | hi all i'm trying to register two Cisco 7940 SIP Phones on my asterisk server, but sip show peers shows always a status of UNKNOWN... User&PW are the same on sip.conf and tftp boot file... any hints? |
10:05.56 | wasim | something smellycat here |
10:05.56 | arun | i am not cman i am his fren |
10:06.23 | wasim | hey, cool, welcome friend |
10:06.38 | arun | we work in the same company |
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10:07.49 | arun | cman handed the asterisk stuffs to me and now its my responsibility to implement asterisk in my company |
10:08.21 | arun | would u b my fren |
10:08.27 | Nix | levon. are you around? |
10:09.18 | arun | wasim where lost? |
10:10.36 | arun | wasim: r u there |
10:10.40 | oxygen | anyone help me please... |
10:10.56 | arun | oxygen: what happened |
10:11.06 | oxygen | I've this problem with my asterisk (isdn card): I call a number like 191 (telecom italia) and not answer was detect the phone ring and go to time out... any ideas?? |
10:11.09 | oxygen | another problem is when i call a number and secretary transfer my call to an intern number, the line go down.. |
10:11.39 | oxygen | Everyone is busy at this time |
10:11.51 | arun | oxygen: it happens some times |
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10:12.10 | oxygen | always with some number |
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10:12.24 | zoa | joooooooooooow |
10:12.44 | kapehome | morning zoa |
10:12.47 | arun | oxy: u need to change the configurations |
10:13.10 | zoa | meurning you all |
10:13.11 | oxygen | what in configurations? |
10:13.25 | oxygen | i have isdn card |
10:13.34 | oxygen | and ata 186 |
10:13.40 | oxygen | i use sip protocol |
10:13.42 | oxygen | . |
10:15.03 | arun | oxy: tell me in detail about ur configurations |
10:15.21 | oxygen | ok in private. |
10:15.53 | voidptr | argh |
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10:15.53 | diana | hello |
10:15.56 | kapehome | morning diana :)) |
10:15.59 | diana | ehlo |
10:16.04 | diana | kapehome > see you in aachen |
10:16.09 | voidptr | i had some wierd option behind my dial string on the source server |
10:16.13 | voidptr | thats why the hangup |
10:16.13 | kapehome | yep |
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10:17.46 | zoa | did somebody give that snmp thingie a try ? |
10:18.10 | Powerkill | morining |
10:18.11 | zoa | ~seen kram |
10:18.15 | | kram is currently on #asterisk |
10:18.19 | Powerkill | i have a agi problem |
10:18.20 | zoa | ~lastspoke kram |
10:20.21 | wasim | zoa: jbot was recently reincarnated, i don't thikn it has any clue as to the current status |
10:21.30 | diana | zoa > snmp is dificult to implement |
10:22.29 | zoa | there is a module for it on the mailinglist |
10:22.39 | zoa | but its not very clear what you can monitor with it |
10:23.36 | RoyK | ~heard kram |
10:23.37 | RoyK | ~kill jbot |
10:23.40 | | ACTION slits jbot's throat |
10:23.45 | wasim | zoa: i thik a basic mib for zap is there |
10:23.52 | stees | hrm... |
10:24.02 | stees | how can I have no passwords on voice mailboxes ? |
10:24.17 | stees | don't want it to even ask me for one |
10:24.37 | kapehome | VoicemailMain(s1234) |
10:24.54 | kapehome | s as in skip |
10:25.20 | blitzrage | who is up and is familier with ChangeMonitor? |
10:25.32 | blitzrage | someone do a show application changemonitor and tell me if that description has errors in it |
10:25.43 | blitzrage | I think it may be incomplete |
10:26.51 | RoyK | diana: :) |
10:26.51 | zoa | what is changemonitor ? |
10:27.17 | zoa | wasim: what do you mean ? i don't understand mib (except if thats men in black) |
10:28.29 | diana | ~kill RoyK |
10:28.31 | | ACTION slits RoyK's throat |
10:28.31 | wasim | zoa: http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/0,,sid9_gci214095,00.html |
10:28.39 | kapehome | lol |
10:29.45 | blitzrage | so I guess no one knows what changemonitor is eh? :) |
10:30.20 | kapehome | Changes monitoring filename of a channel. Has no effect if the channel is not monitored |
10:30.21 | kapehome | The option string may contain the following: |
10:30.21 | kapehome | <PROTECTED> |
10:30.53 | wasim | ~show application ChangeMonitor |
10:31.03 | wasim | we need jbot patched into an * box |
10:31.12 | wasim | so it can do silly stuff like that |
10:31.17 | kapehome | i mean, this is pretty clear .... |
10:32.01 | zoa | aaah |
10:32.13 | zoa | but what would it do ? |
10:32.25 | zoa | changing the filename on the fly ? |
10:32.26 | RoyK | kapehome: done with that HFC PCI driver yet? |
10:32.30 | kapehome | a scenario would be where you want to record the calls and associate them with the called extension |
10:32.34 | zoa | but my filename is already channel based |
10:32.35 | kapehome | zoa: yes |
10:32.36 | blitzrage | kapehome: I know.. but I would think it should be ChangeMonitor(filename_base): ? |
10:33.15 | blitzrage | or in DocBook: <function>ChangeMonitor(<replaceable>filename_base</replaceable>)</function> ? |
10:33.18 | blitzrage | :) |
10:33.26 | kapehome | sure |
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10:33.29 | lele | kapehome: first call with zapbri :) |
10:33.54 | blitzrage | kapehome: if that is right, then the description in asterisk is wrong (if it is to follow the same format as the other applications) |
10:34.19 | RoyK | 0 9-17 * * * echo "What's status for that HFC PCI Zaptel driver yet" | mail -s "Driver status?" kpj@junghanns.net |
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10:34.52 | blitzrage | royk: lol |
10:35.13 | RoyK | :) |
10:35.20 | blitzrage | I love it |
10:35.33 | blitzrage | :) |
10:35.53 | h3x0r | if you did that |
10:35.58 | h3x0r | you'd probably get on CAUCE |
10:39.02 | kapehome | lele: :-) |
10:39.10 | kapehome | so it actually does something? |
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10:42.27 | Powerkill | how can i log the dial command from an agi in a specific cdr entry |
10:43.05 | zigman | do it manually |
10:43.10 | zigman | from the agi |
10:43.15 | zigman | the a db |
10:43.32 | wilane | Hi |
10:43.49 | sumasuma | zigman: will it not do automatically ? |
10:43.54 | zigman | no |
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10:44.02 | Flatcat | I think my maths is all screwed up |
10:44.03 | zigman | only all cdr ' s to the same db |
10:44.09 | zigman | Flatcat, why is that |
10:44.12 | zigman | 1+1 = 3 |
10:44.16 | zigman | ;) |
10:44.20 | sumasuma | is it only in the extensions ? |
10:44.31 | lele | kapehome: yes, it does it one time only after a restart but it's something :) |
10:45.19 | wilane | Is there any known issue with intel8x0 and chan_alsa segfault? |
10:45.24 | FuzzyCat | zigman: how many chans on a quad e1 |
10:45.41 | wasim | 120 bchans |
10:45.47 | wasim | 4 dchans |
10:45.55 | FuzzyCat | so how did I end up with 130 |
10:46.13 | FuzzyCat | 130 channels configured. |
10:46.15 | kapehome | because you have 1 extra chan on each e1 that is not used |
10:46.17 | kapehome | 128 |
10:46.32 | RoyK | wasim: what codec are you running? |
10:46.34 | wasim | yeah, 2 dchans on each e1 |
10:46.46 | FuzzyCat | bchan=1-15 |
10:46.47 | FuzzyCat | dchan=16 |
10:46.47 | FuzzyCat | bchan=17-31 |
10:46.55 | FuzzyCat | so the next should be 33 |
10:46.59 | RoyK | is the dchan always #16? |
10:46.59 | wasim | 32 |
10:47.14 | FuzzyCat | bchan=1-15 |
10:47.14 | FuzzyCat | dchan=16 |
10:47.14 | FuzzyCat | bchan=17-31 |
10:47.14 | FuzzyCat | bchan=32-47 |
10:47.14 | FuzzyCat | dchan=48 |
10:47.15 | FuzzyCat | bchan=49-64 |
10:47.17 | FuzzyCat | bchan=65-80 |
10:47.19 | FuzzyCat | dchan=81 |
10:47.21 | FuzzyCat | bchan=82-97 |
10:47.25 | FuzzyCat | bchan=98-113 |
10:47.27 | FuzzyCat | dchan=114 |
10:47.29 | FuzzyCat | bchan=115-130 |
10:47.43 | RoyK | /kick FuzzyCat flood |
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10:47.57 | FuzzyCat | /kick royk for fun |
10:48.28 | sxpert_work | FuzzyCat, there's only one dchan on an E1, ts-0 is only used for sync and errors (4 bits) |
10:49.09 | cypromis | FuzzyCat: wrong maths |
10:49.18 | cypromis | #bchan=32-46,48-62 |
10:49.18 | cypromis | #dchan=47 |
10:49.28 | cypromis | dchan= last dchannel + 31 |
10:50.55 | FuzzyCat | arf |
10:50.57 | sumasuma | if dchan=16 and dchan=114, is 16 = 114 ?? |
10:51.51 | RoyK | so dchan is |
10:51.54 | RoyK | 16,47,78,109,140 |
10:51.56 | RoyK | etc? |
10:52.31 | sumasuma | yes, at the end RoyK = 0 ;) |
10:52.36 | sxpert_work | it's an arithmetic suite of initial value 16 and reason (is that the english word) 31 ;) |
10:53.33 | wilane | 0x41966adf in snd_pcm_hw_param_set_near (pcm=0x80e20c0, params=0xbfffeffc, |
10:53.33 | wilane | <PROTECTED> |
10:53.33 | wilane | 786 unsigned int best = *val, saved_min; |
10:53.37 | lele | morning mbranca |
10:53.38 | wilane | sorry |
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10:56.46 | srsergio | hi all |
10:56.54 | kapehome | hi srsergio |
10:56.56 | wilane | Hi |
10:57.02 | wasim | RoyK: what codec? |
10:57.27 | wasim | sorry lagged on the link, and lagged in the brain |
10:58.33 | RoyK | wasim: just wondered what codec you're using |
10:59.08 | RoyK | ...with 120 D chans, you'll need some horse power to transcode that |
10:59.56 | wasim | 120 d's? no, no ... that'd be a kickass box |
11:00.24 | kapehome | that would be a dual xeon 2.4 if you want to do ilbc |
11:00.31 | wasim | somoene should make a little web app that does a zaptel.conf |
11:00.48 | kapehome | wasim: i had to do a zaptel.conf for an 8 E1 box!! |
11:00.52 | kapehome | that was fun ;) |
11:00.56 | wasim | kapehome: 120 Ds! that's synonymous with 120 E1 |
11:01.04 | wasim | sorta |
11:01.04 | kapehome | ahhh |
11:01.22 | kapehome | i read "B chans" |
11:01.25 | wasim | i'd say one of those alpha boxes cypromis is alway on with thei 72 PCI busses |
11:01.33 | RoyK | er |
11:01.36 | RoyK | I meant B chans |
11:01.39 | kapehome | see? :) |
11:02.03 | wasim | a dual proc xeon can do 120 chans iLBC like kape said |
11:02.28 | RoyK | wasim: k |
11:02.45 | blitzrage | hrm.. I made a FWD webapp in PHP.. maybe I should make a zaptel.conf one :) |
11:02.49 | kapehome | RoyK: want one ? ;) |
11:03.22 | RoyK | kapehome: I really want that HFC PCI driver :) |
11:03.25 | wasim | rock on blitzrage |
11:03.37 | blitzrage | wasim: I already have way to much on the go for a bit :) |
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11:03.47 | blitzrage | going to bed now |
11:03.56 | Pj_ | Life's too hard |
11:04.02 | Pj_ | I wanna go back to bed :/ |
11:04.18 | blitzrage | I've just got home from work.. it's 6am |
11:04.31 | doughecka | :) |
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11:04.50 | blitzrage | wow.. everyone is waking up, and I'm just going to bed :) |
11:04.56 | doughecka | he |
11:04.58 | blitzrage | back in like... 7-9 hours. |
11:04.59 | doughecka | :) |
11:05.01 | doughecka | cya |
11:05.03 | kapehome | wb mbranca_ |
11:05.11 | Pj_ | it's 12:00 here, but I was still drinking alcohol 3 hours ago |
11:05.23 | Pj_ | and now at work trying to pretend to be a serious worker :/ |
11:05.32 | kapehome | Pj_: sounds like a good breakfast ;) |
11:05.57 | Pj_ | actually it's because I was finishing the night |
11:06.12 | Pj_ | so it sounds more like I had 2 hours sleep :) |
11:06.34 | kapehome | you can sleep when you are old... |
11:07.22 | voidptr | funny |
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11:07.25 | Pj_ | yup |
11:07.43 | Pj_ | still, I don't think the mint tea with gin was a good idea |
11:08.02 | Pj_ | and if I remember well I had whisky, gin and vodka equally yesterday |
11:08.18 | Pj_ | but the first part of my sentence is not a sound basis for reflexion :) |
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11:09.38 | voidptr | udp really works |
11:09.54 | voidptr | over wirelss, and the connecting disconnecting all the time |
11:11.10 | wasim | roaming iax! |
11:11.45 | voidptr | i wonder what the max timeout time is... |
11:11.49 | voidptr | will test in a few... |
11:17.05 | Bonbon | is the TelNet.pm module the way to access the asterisk manager, or should we just be using raw socket programming? |
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11:18.16 | wasim | Bonbon: use whatever you fancy, both will work |
11:18.22 | wasim | Bonbon: make sure you use \r\n |
11:18.40 | wasim | Bonbon: asterisk-perl has manager in it too , me think |
11:19.22 | Bonbon | wasim: thx |
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11:20.08 | Bonbon | wasim: what's happening with the phones? |
11:20.17 | Bonbon | :-) |
11:20.29 | wasim | in preproduction as we speak |
11:20.33 | wasim | bloody long procfess though |
11:20.56 | doughecka | hah |
11:21.52 | wasim | 10 days to first baord, then we check and approve it |
11:22.32 | wasim | 2 weeks for the rest of the baords, hopefully, we'll get them piecemeal and send them for mounting |
11:22.51 | wasim | and i'm POSITIVE some fuckup is gonna happen in the components reaching this country |
11:23.07 | Bonbon | don't say that. :-) |
11:23.17 | wasim | it always does |
11:23.24 | doughecka | why not move to china/us? |
11:23.34 | wasim | us, i moved out of |
11:23.42 | wasim | china, way to many people already |
11:23.48 | wasim | now, nz, that's an option |
11:24.07 | doughecka | HAHA |
11:24.10 | doughecka | even worse... |
11:24.27 | doughecka | (oh yea. your passives sank on the boat getting here... |
11:26.17 | voidptr | cool |
11:26.25 | voidptr | i can't get it to time out |
11:26.26 | voidptr | :P |
11:32.17 | Bonbon | wasim: which part of pk you at? |
11:32.35 | doughecka | northern |
11:32.36 | doughecka | :P |
11:32.44 | af_ | moin all |
11:32.55 | wasim | Bonbon: islamabad |
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11:35.39 | voidptr | yay |
11:35.44 | voidptr | caller id on my dect |
11:35.58 | wasim | hooray! |
11:36.05 | doughecka | dect? |
11:36.32 | wasim | you know what you sit out in summer and bbq on |
11:36.34 | voidptr | yeah that wireless thing that doesn't wifi :P |
11:36.44 | doughecka | lol |
11:36.49 | Bonbon | wasim: you do any contracted dev work? |
11:37.22 | wasim | Bonbon: sure, hw or sw? |
11:38.14 | wasim | Bonbon: we've got a very good hw design house, embedded |
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11:52.10 | doughecka | haha |
11:52.33 | doughecka | he just replied back... he over slept :) |
11:52.40 | Pj_ | nice |
11:55.01 | doughecka | http://www.linuxdevices.com/articles/AT9406437906.html |
11:56.00 | doughecka | 400 bucks |
11:56.09 | doughecka | includes a head set too |
11:57.25 | wasim | whee ... very nice |
11:57.59 | wasim | but $400! |
11:58.06 | doughecka | :P |
11:58.12 | doughecka | but I know of a better |
11:58.19 | doughecka | and cheaper Fone |
11:58.28 | wasim | vaporfon! |
11:58.35 | doughecka | hahaa |
11:58.44 | doughecka | http://www.linuxdevices.com/articles/AT4007221391.html |
11:58.53 | wasim | inexpensive |
12:00.19 | wasim | whee ... nice |
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12:01.34 | doughecka | hmm |
12:01.37 | doughecka | its a got modem |
12:01.39 | doughecka | PPP... |
12:01.39 | zoa | hit me one more time ! |
12:01.41 | doughecka | interesting |
12:02.35 | zoa | haha :) |
12:02.43 | doughecka | http://www.hippoinc.com/ |
12:02.48 | zoa | this is the answering machine of zoa |
12:02.51 | zoa | please stop bugging me |
12:02.54 | wasim | wheee ... 250E is for $129 |
12:03.03 | miller7 | it's so annoying that manufacturing companies try to earn from selling minutes too... |
12:03.05 | wasim | err ... 200E (SOLDOUT) |
12:03.09 | miller7 | it's so pathetic IMO |
12:03.13 | doughecka | 150! |
12:03.50 | doughecka | Transmission Protocol:TCP/IP, UDP/IP, ITU-TV.34 |
12:04.14 | wasim | man a 20x2 LCD is puny |
12:04.22 | doughecka | yah |
12:04.23 | Pj_ | puni puni poemi |
12:05.01 | doughecka | HAHAHA |
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12:07.41 | doughecka | net2phone protocol |
12:07.41 | doughecka | aha |
12:07.45 | doughecka | is that sip? |
12:09.06 | wasim | h323 me thnks |
12:09.13 | doughecka | doh |
12:09.16 | doughecka | doh doh doh |
12:09.17 | doughecka | :P |
12:09.21 | doughecka | oh well |
12:09.24 | doughecka | its a cool idea |
12:09.28 | doughecka | it dials out to the net |
12:09.34 | doughecka | then makes the voip call |
12:09.58 | Powerkill | wasim did you worte agi script ? |
12:10.38 | miller7 | with ISDN you can even receive calls without being connected, using the D channel for signalling "incoming call, get online" |
12:10.42 | wasim | Powerkill: which one? |
12:11.22 | Powerkill | i talk generally |
12:11.41 | wasim | Powerkill: at times, under severe duress |
12:12.05 | doughecka | miller7: I hear that in EU you can send messages to each other, if both people have some sort of software |
12:12.09 | doughecka | uses D channel too |
12:12.11 | Powerkill | I'm making a call in my agi script the problem is that i want that this call will be in the cdr logs |
12:12.26 | miller7 | doughecka: I don't know anyone who uses that |
12:12.32 | kapehome | doughecka: UUS, user to user signalling |
12:12.47 | doughecka | yah |
12:12.47 | Powerkill | and the thing is that the call is in the cdr as agi state and the dial state disappear |
12:12.48 | kapehome | unfortunately german telecom disabled that totally in .de :( |
12:12.53 | doughecka | :( |
12:12.54 | doughecka | lol |
12:13.03 | wasim | Powerkill: use dialplan to do it |
12:13.05 | doughecka | wasim: http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc3251.html |
12:13.11 | doughecka | will farfon support that? |
12:13.14 | kapehome | that 's why they have to use crappy analog fsk for sensing sms into the pstn |
12:13.21 | Powerkill | what do you mean ? |
12:14.23 | doughecka | http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS6184571287.html |
12:14.36 | Powerkill | in the agi i'm using $AGI->exec('Dial',"SIP/00$number@bigserver||Hr'); |
12:15.06 | wasim | Powerkill: send it out to a diadialplan that does the dial |
12:16.41 | doughecka | wasim!! |
12:16.41 | doughecka | http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS2605511696.html |
12:16.46 | doughecka | we need that display |
12:17.15 | wasim | no, you need a plain simple easy to use phone |
12:17.22 | doughecka | :P |
12:17.53 | DeadDawg | i think i could use that phone, plus a plain and simple phone |
12:18.04 | doughecka | yea |
12:18.06 | doughecka | hrm |
12:18.10 | miller7 | can someone call me using GSM to this number please? 17004249702 |
12:18.28 | doughecka | hmm |
12:18.34 | doughecka | does FWD have a iaxtel gateway? |
12:19.20 | doughecka | well |
12:19.23 | doughecka | if the gateway works |
12:19.26 | doughecka | it didnt work for me |
12:19.26 | doughecka | :) |
12:19.48 | zigman | lol |
12:20.09 | miller7 | ok, it works :) thanks wasim |
12:20.15 | wasim | 10-4 |
12:20.16 | RoyK | does anyone know where I can find the redhat kernel patches? |
12:20.33 | miller7 | wasim: and the sound was quite nice too! |
12:20.54 | miller7 | hey was it eeks? :) |
12:20.58 | wasim | GSM half rate is not too bad |
12:21.21 | RoyK | wasim: half rate - 6.5kbps? |
12:21.37 | wasim | miller7: no, that was through a TDM40B |
12:21.41 | wasim | RoyK: no, 13 kbps |
12:21.55 | RoyK | that half rate? |
12:22.03 | zoa | royk: the fedora kernel patches ? |
12:22.04 | RoyK | I thought 13kbps was the normal GSM |
12:22.09 | RoyK | zoa: yeah |
12:22.14 | zoa | i want them too |
12:22.14 | RoyK | ...or redhat |
12:22.17 | zoa | don't have em either |
12:22.23 | zoa | they look cool for dual xeons |
12:22.27 | RoyK | redhat can't hide them without breaking the gpl... |
12:22.39 | zoa | just download the complete source ? |
12:22.58 | RoyK | zoa: the important point is, IMO, that they include Ingo's O(1) scheduler |
12:23.03 | zoa | indeed |
12:23.10 | zoa | i tried to include that thingie myself |
12:23.13 | zoa | but it didnt work |
12:23.15 | RoyK | :( |
12:23.21 | RoyK | ...although you may run 2.6, then |
12:23.28 | zoa | yeah but i need zaptel :( |
12:23.33 | RoyK | working on that |
12:23.50 | zoa | really ? |
12:23.54 | zoa | that would be very cool |
12:23.59 | zoa | to have it working on 2.6 |
12:24.00 | RoyK | I found the patch from the ml |
12:24.08 | zoa | thats not for the TE410p :( |
12:24.08 | RoyK | ...and did a little more |
12:24.33 | RoyK | i know |
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12:24.41 | RoyK | but I want to move it a little further |
12:30.12 | Powerkill | wasim how can i do that ? |
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12:40.21 | FuzzyCat | andyone got any ideas on /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lz |
12:40.30 | RoyK | apt-get install libz |
12:40.36 | RoyK | or zlib |
12:40.41 | RoyK | or whatever it's called |
12:41.09 | FuzzyCat | zlib.. ahh yes |
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12:44.33 | wasim | good morning utah! |
12:44.51 | YoYo | ewtaw? |
12:45.09 | wasim | oui, agent smith's hq |
12:45.42 | jsmith | wasim: Good morning! |
12:45.58 | jsmith | (5:45am here... good isn't quite the word I'd use for it) |
12:46.08 | wasim | right, apologies |
12:46.40 | jsmith | No, that's OK... I'm at work, so I'll just ignore the time :-) |
12:49.28 | FuzzyCat | lazy goit |
12:49.39 | jsmith | Hey now! |
12:54.11 | FuzzyCat | meh! |
13:04.33 | RoyK | http://lwn.net/Articles/driver-porting/ seems to have a few points |
13:07.22 | voidptr | whoa |
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13:11.20 | voidptr | fsk caller id phones also sync time via dtmf? |
13:11.37 | voidptr | *somehow*? ;) |
13:12.00 | jsmith | voidptr: Oh really?!? |
13:12.05 | af_ | hi to all |
13:12.11 | jsmith | Howdy af_ |
13:13.20 | dheckaman_ | haahha |
13:13.23 | dheckaman_ | patch us in |
13:13.28 | dheckaman_ | listen only |
13:13.47 | jsmith | It's on a phone company's conference line |
13:13.55 | jsmith | 800-747-1915... |
13:13.59 | voidptr | jsmith : i dunno, i saw it happen, and i'm impressed that they actually made something out of nothing :P |
13:14.10 | dheckaman_ | lol |
13:14.11 | jsmith | voidptr: Wow... |
13:14.35 | jsmith | voidptr: They sync the time on DTMF, and not something in the FSK? |
13:14.49 | dheckaman_ | arg |
13:15.02 | jsmith | arg, as in pirates? |
13:15.09 | dheckaman_ | pin? |
13:15.24 | jsmith | dheckaman_: No way! There's no "listen-only" mode... |
13:15.35 | dheckaman_ | pah |
13:15.39 | dheckaman_ | we have a mute button |
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13:17.19 | kapehome | sousou: send me an email |
13:17.31 | sxpert_work | dheckaman_, do you have a "talk only" button for telemarketters (so that they don't hear the other side saying that they don't want to hear them ?) |
13:18.19 | wasim | you could meetme us in jsmith |
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13:19.35 | dheckaman_ | ahaha |
13:20.18 | wasim | in monitor only mode, and redirect your etension to that |
13:20.37 | sousou | Any manager API experts around. I'm confused by the Originate action |
13:20.43 | sousou | ?? |
13:21.05 | wasim | not an expert by any definition, but i've maanged to get it to work at time |
13:21.36 | zono | hi I have a big problem with Asterisk (oH323) what setup a will made in gnugk.ini ? |
13:21.42 | sousou | I may be wanting to do something impossible |
13:22.39 | sousou | I want to dial a number and connect the call to an extension |
13:22.39 | jsmith | Wow... the phone companies actually got it right this time... |
13:23.02 | jsmith | The secret is to make changes at 6:00am when their brains are still half-working, I guess |
13:23.49 | sxpert_work | jsmith, no, they didn't have their first shot at that time |
13:23.57 | sxpert_work | *hips* |
13:24.21 | zono | Help me please |
13:25.27 | jsmith | sxpert_work: Right! |
13:25.49 | jsmith | zono: Sorry, I'd love to help you, but I know nothing about gnugk... |
13:26.43 | zono | gnugk is the Gatekeeper :-((( |
13:27.16 | lorenita | zono, what do you need ? |
13:28.23 | dheckaman_ | no |
13:28.28 | dheckaman_ | octupled! |
13:28.45 | dheckaman_ | and email each piece to a family member! |
13:28.52 | zono | OK I have a task to made the Asterisk work with oH323 and Netmeeting but i don't now how setup the Gatekeeper and oH323.conf :-( |
13:29.27 | zono | With SIP and IAX all work properli :-( |
13:29.39 | dheckaman_ | whats a good cheap single processor mobo that works great with *? |
13:30.11 | dheckaman_ | like |
13:30.14 | dheckaman_ | real cheap |
13:30.26 | lorenita | ok,, put that |
13:30.47 | lorenita | gatekkeper=IPGNUGK |
13:31.00 | lorenita | [Register] |
13:31.09 | lorenita | alias=ALIASintoGNUGK |
13:31.20 | lorenita | that is in OH323.conf |
13:31.45 | lorenita | now, you have conf the Gnugk ? |
13:32.17 | dheckaman_ | whats a good chipset for *? |
13:32.29 | wasim | Pringles |
13:32.33 | zono | no I have a .ini fail |
13:32.39 | dheckaman_ | bbq or pizza? |
13:32.49 | wasim | Sour Cream and Hashish |
13:32.53 | dheckaman_ | Mmmmm |
13:33.05 | dheckaman_ | hmm |
13:33.10 | dheckaman_ | so pentium 4 chip? |
13:33.16 | voidptr | jsmith : i have no idea what either are... |
13:33.21 | dheckaman_ | or do I want to use athlon XP chip again.. |
13:33.30 | voidptr | well dtmf yes... fsk... no clue |
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13:33.50 | voidptr | (don't want to know) |
13:34.21 | jsmith | voidptr: Ever listened to two modems handshaking? Think of that as FSK. (It's probably not, but FSK should sound something like that) |
13:34.49 | dheckaman_ | FSK is a tone shifting way of sending data, me thinks |
13:34.59 | dheckaman_ | its used alot for hamradio |
13:35.05 | jsmith | voidptr: If you were to listen to the line when a call came in, you'd hear the caller-id come across as a "hiss" of FSK |
13:35.12 | jsmith | dheckaman_: Exactly! |
13:35.14 | dheckaman_ | works great for HF long distant stuff |
13:35.22 | dheckaman_ | almost as good as RTTY |
13:35.40 | dheckaman_ | ASUS mobos are ok? |
13:35.44 | jsmith | dheckaman_: Yes. |
13:35.46 | wasim | ap2wb |
13:35.46 | dheckaman_ | jsmith: sad |
13:35.49 | dheckaman_ | KG4YMG |
13:35.58 | dheckaman_ | wasim: hey, send me a QSL card! |
13:35.59 | dheckaman_ | :) |
13:36.07 | wasim | yeh, pk is hot territory |
13:36.15 | dheckaman_ | haha |
13:36.16 | jsmith | dheckaman_: KD5HKJ... it's not that I don't remember it... it's that I get it confused with my wife's, father-in-law's, etc. |
13:36.23 | dheckaman_ | hahahahaha |
13:36.25 | jsmith | wasim: I want one too! |
13:36.28 | dheckaman_ | yea |
13:36.33 | dheckaman_ | just email us a image |
13:36.36 | dheckaman_ | and I can print it out |
13:36.59 | jsmith | QSL cards via email... what is this world coming to?!? |
13:37.15 | RoyK | ~frag USA |
13:37.18 | | ACTION readies the nuke launcher and fires some rounds at USA |
13:37.27 | sxpert_work | lol |
13:37.28 | voidptr | jsmith : i see |
13:37.28 | jsmith | ~slashdot |
13:37.31 | voidptr | ;) |
13:37.45 | RoyK | ~/. |
13:37.46 | | [/.] slashdot |
13:37.48 | sxpert_work | ~slashdot USA |
13:38.03 | dheckaman_ | ~no, /. is <reply> see slashdot |
13:38.20 | jsmith | ~jsmith |
13:38.21 | | [jsmith] Yeah, twothree of those tangerine Altoids and a bottle of "Live Wire" Mt. Dew... now that's what I call the breakfast of champions! |
13:38.30 | sxpert_work | ~neo |
13:38.31 | | [neo] 100% beef |
13:38.31 | RoyK | ~royk |
13:38.39 | jsmith | At least it knows what I like for breakfast |
13:38.41 | dheckaman_ | ~shaddup |
13:38.50 | jsmith | ~hibernate |
13:38.52 | | [hibernate] at http://www.hibernate.org/ |
13:38.52 | dheckaman_ | ~meepgun jsmith |
13:38.54 | | ACTION shoots jsmith with a charged pseudoquark gun |
13:38.55 | RoyK | ~htcpcp |
13:39.11 | jsmith | ~whaleslap dheckaman_ |
13:39.14 | | ACTION slaps dheckaman_ upside and over the head with one freakishly huge killer whale named hugh |
13:39.26 | jsmith | OK, now for the real test... |
13:39.32 | jsmith | ~lart jbot |
13:39.41 | jsmith | Doh! |
13:40.45 | dheckaman_ | bleh |
13:40.53 | dheckaman_ | jsmith: what mobo do you use? |
13:41.16 | jsmith | dheckaman_: My favorites are the Asus and Tyan brands... but I use a bunch of SuperMicros in my 1U servers |
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13:41.22 | dheckaman_ | hmm |
13:41.24 | dheckaman_ | well |
13:41.30 | jsmith | dheckaman_: Why? |
13:41.35 | dheckaman_ | I am looking for a CHEAP mobo/cpu combination.. |
13:41.42 | jsmith | How cheap? |
13:41.46 | dheckaman_ | since my boss took my * server to install XP on |
13:41.47 | dheckaman_ | hmm |
13:41.49 | dheckaman_ | around 100 |
13:41.55 | dheckaman_ | 125 max :) |
13:42.10 | dheckaman_ | unless I can talk him into getting a 1u server |
13:42.13 | dheckaman_ | well |
13:42.22 | dheckaman_ | here are ASUS mobos for 29 bucks |
13:42.25 | dheckaman_ | they are just sold out |
13:42.35 | sxpert_work | dheckaman_, via epia neremiah ;) |
13:42.38 | wasim | i'd talk to the boss and ask him whats so important about XP |
13:42.41 | jsmith | Look at the SuperMicro SuperServer 5013 line... 1U, 14" deep, and pretty quiet |
13:42.52 | dheckaman_ | wasim: new employee, he needs a computer :( |
13:43.00 | dheckaman_ | jsmith: how much? |
13:43.02 | silug | dheckaman: compgeeks.com |
13:43.07 | wasim | dheckaman_: i'd go BoFH on new employee |
13:43.23 | dheckaman_ | lol |
13:44.20 | wasim | or better give him voidptr P1 |
13:44.37 | dheckaman_ | well |
13:44.46 | dheckaman_ | hes on a terminal client right now |
13:45.03 | dheckaman_ | kram: what do YOU think? |
13:45.04 | dheckaman_ | :) |
13:45.07 | kram | about what? |
13:45.18 | dheckaman_ | whats a good cheap mobo |
13:45.20 | dheckaman_ | for * |
13:45.27 | silug | http://www.compgeeks.com/details.asp?invtid=7KJD-N and http://www.compgeeks.com/details.asp?invtid=AX2000DMT3C should only cost about $100 shipped |
13:45.30 | kram | no clue, malcolmd might know when he gets in |
13:45.36 | wasim | morning * master |
13:45.48 | dheckaman_ | ah |
13:45.53 | RoyK | kram: looked any more into 2.6? |
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13:46.16 | dheckaman_ | silug: yea, thats the chip I had before |
13:46.18 | dheckaman_ | worked ok |
13:46.40 | dheckaman_ | no heat sink |
13:46.44 | kram | royk: not yet |
13:46.47 | kram | i don't have it on a box yet |
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13:46.53 | silug | they have those cheap too. :) |
13:46.56 | dheckaman_ | there ya go |
13:47.14 | dheckaman_ | chaintech any good? |
13:47.31 | silug | who knows? :) |
13:47.51 | silug | you didn't ask for good... you asked for <$100. :) |
13:47.57 | dheckaman_ | bah |
13:48.25 | silug | seriously, it's not a bad chipset, so it should be fine. |
13:48.41 | silug | generally i avoid the ultra-cheap boards, but when you are on a budget... |
13:49.10 | RoyK | you can have an account on a test box here, if you like |
13:50.44 | dheckaman_ | well |
13:50.48 | dheckaman_ | I have a x100p |
13:50.52 | dheckaman_ | and a local line |
13:50.56 | dheckaman_ | and a nufone account |
13:51.03 | dheckaman_ | and 2 budgetones |
13:51.04 | dheckaman_ | :) |
13:51.20 | dheckaman_ | too bad VMWARE doesnt support, ehm, x100p cards |
13:52.04 | dheckaman_ | ECS ok? |
13:52.05 | dheckaman_ | :) |
14:11.00 | dheckaman_ | hmm |
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14:11.14 | dheckaman_ | is celeron PIII based processors ok with *? |
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14:12.57 | Moc | yes |
14:13.09 | dheckaman_ | how about the pentium 4 based one? |
14:13.18 | Moc | anyone configured iconnecthere with * ? |
14:13.19 | dheckaman_ | whats the diference? |
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14:13.36 | dheckaman_ | besides the ungodly small amount of cache |
14:13.43 | Moc | they will both work, just the p4 can take more load than a p3 |
14:13.48 | dheckaman_ | ah |
14:14.20 | Moc | even at same frequency, p4 is alittle faster |
14:14.21 | costas | list |
14:15.42 | RoyK | 10 PRINT "HI" |
14:15.42 | RoyK | 20 GOTO 10 |
14:15.54 | dheckaman_ | ASRock mobos are good/bad? |
14:16.16 | dheckaman_ | chipset is Intel 845D |
14:16.33 | dheckaman_ | haha |
14:16.42 | dheckaman_ | I added a mobo and cpu to my shopping cart |
14:16.53 | dheckaman_ | and it ended up to be 100 bucks |
14:17.02 | mishehu | Dictionary entry -> Endless loop: see loop, endless. Loop, endless: see endless loop |
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14:17.05 | dheckaman_ | free shipping too |
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14:17.17 | dheckaman_ | lol |
14:17.44 | jsmith | dheckaman_: I've never heard of them... and when it comes to mobos, you *never* want to use a no-name mobo |
14:17.56 | dheckaman_ | hmm |
14:18.01 | dheckaman_ | what about the chipset? |
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14:18.05 | dheckaman_ | ever hear of it? |
14:18.42 | mishehu | and for the record: a p3 can handle more load than p4 up through 2.0 ghz on average. |
14:18.42 | jsmith | Yes... it's fine. |
14:18.55 | dheckaman_ | mishehu: eh? |
14:19.01 | Pj_ | mishehu: why ? |
14:19.13 | mishehu | it's not really until now with the 2.4Ghz p4 do they *truely* outperform |
14:19.17 | dheckaman_ | so I should go with the PIII based celeron rather than the PIIII based one? |
14:19.40 | mishehu | dheckaman_: celery belongs in your salad and soup, not in your computer |
14:19.50 | dheckaman_ | unless I get talked out of it |
14:19.52 | Pj_ | mishehu: why ? |
14:20.03 | mishehu | Pj_: I'm just speaking from experience. |
14:20.21 | mishehu | dheckaman_: get a full-blown p4. |
14:20.22 | dheckaman_ | yea |
14:20.27 | Pj_ | ok |
14:20.54 | mishehu | yeah, jsmith agrees too |
14:21.16 | dheckaman_ | PIII |
14:21.21 | dheckaman_ | 92 bucks!! |
14:21.29 | dheckaman_ | and thats without a heatsink/fan |
14:21.42 | dheckaman_ | celly is like, 52 |
14:22.25 | jsmith | dheckaman_: If your boss stole your machine, he should pony up for a decent replacement! |
14:22.37 | dheckaman_ | ok |
14:22.45 | dheckaman_ | the old one was a athlon XP 2000+ |
14:22.52 | dheckaman_ | 1.6ish ghz |
14:23.05 | dheckaman_ | so, what would the intel equivalent be? |
14:23.15 | dheckaman_ | well, he paided for the original one |
14:23.21 | dheckaman_ | paided... |
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14:26.31 | mishehu | dheckaman_: get an AMD instead of a celery |
14:29.14 | dheckaman_ | well, that was my original plan |
14:29.44 | mishehu | or get a p4 2.4 or greater |
14:29.50 | mishehu | one with 800mhz FSB |
14:29.52 | dheckaman_ | but then the price rises |
14:29.58 | mishehu | naturally |
14:30.40 | mishehu | but you can probably get a nice asus or gigabyte motherboard with a p4 2.6 or 2.8ghz 800FSB for about $200 to $250, and then whatever ram costs you. |
14:30.52 | dheckaman_ | sheesh |
14:30.54 | mishehu | perhaps it's not even that expensive, I've not shopped in a couple months. |
14:31.04 | dheckaman_ | thats alot of horsepower... for only a test server |
14:31.25 | dheckaman_ | ok |
14:31.29 | mishehu | well |
14:31.45 | mishehu | what other machines do you have that you can use instead and have the new one as your workstation? |
14:31.46 | dheckaman_ | 68 bucks for a XP 2000+ (with heatsink) |
14:31.57 | dheckaman_ | mishehu: hahahahah |
14:32.11 | sxpert_work | dheckaman_, heatsink or freezer ? |
14:32.21 | mishehu | you know, I run * on a celery that I got for free... but it's a celery 416 Mhz |
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14:32.25 | dheckaman_ | heatsink |
14:32.29 | dheckaman_ | the one that comes with the cpu |
14:33.01 | dheckaman_ | hey JerJer |
14:33.07 | JerJer | sup? |
14:33.12 | dheckaman_ | what mobos/chipsets are good for *? |
14:33.14 | dheckaman_ | and cheap |
14:33.19 | JerJer | Dell |
14:33.32 | dheckaman_ | well, all I need is a mobo and cpu |
14:33.35 | JerJer | dual hyperthreaded xeon |
14:33.36 | dheckaman_ | not a whole freakin server |
14:33.48 | dheckaman_ | hmm |
14:33.53 | dheckaman_ | cheapest dell server is... |
14:33.55 | mishehu | JerJer: not dual, quad |
14:33.59 | JerJer | i don't do low end, sorry |
14:34.04 | dheckaman_ | OCTO XEON! |
14:34.13 | JerJer | mishehu: GooglePlex Xeon |
14:34.22 | dheckaman_ | imagin a beowulf cluster of those |
14:34.25 | mishehu | Octo Pus(sy?) |
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14:34.26 | JerJer | lol |
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14:34.50 | mishehu | JerJer: no, Google.comPlex AMD-FX51 64 bit |
14:35.12 | mishehu | alright, time to go to work... |
14:36.05 | JerJer | ok Googol Xeon |
14:37.43 | dheckaman_ | lol |
14:38.58 | dheckaman_ | 597.. |
14:38.59 | dheckaman_ | hmm |
14:39.32 | JerJer | dheckaman_: what are you planning to do with this lower end mobo and proc? |
14:39.48 | discordia | hehe |
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14:40.06 | JerJer | any will work, unless ur going for a TE410P |
14:40.12 | dheckaman_ | asterisk |
14:40.20 | dheckaman_ | a test server... |
14:40.22 | dheckaman_ | like I had before |
14:40.50 | JerJer | so then pick one |
14:40.59 | JerJer | I have test boxes that are AMD K6-2's |
14:41.40 | JerJer | hell and VIA C3 |
14:41.50 | JerJer | so asterisk will run on pretty much anything |
14:42.06 | dheckaman_ | yea.. |
14:42.10 | dheckaman_ | but I dont want to be underpowered |
14:42.13 | dheckaman_ | for ilbc and stuff |
14:42.14 | dheckaman_ | :) |
14:42.26 | dheckaman_ | but this will be 1 users, maybe 2 at the max |
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14:45.54 | dheckaman_ | how about 500 mhz? |
14:45.55 | dheckaman_ | :) |
14:45.58 | dheckaman_ | pentium III |
14:46.08 | RoyK | Pentium 0 |
14:46.12 | dheckaman_ | how many users will that support, at, say, ilbc and a x100p |
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14:47.11 | dheckaman_ | heck |
14:47.18 | dheckaman_ | I allready have linux installed |
14:48.31 | sxpert_work | dheckaman_'s server has crashed |
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14:51.05 | tzanger | dammit |
14:51.07 | tzanger | another * crash |
14:51.09 | tzanger | hardlock the kernel |
14:51.20 | jsmith | tzanger: Not cool! |
14:51.27 | tzanger | no |
14:51.32 | JerJer | RedHat 9? |
14:51.32 | tzanger | this is the second one in 7 days |
14:51.34 | tzanger | no |
14:51.36 | tzanger | Slackware 9 |
14:51.37 | wsuff | shit happens =) |
14:51.39 | wasim | anybody got pyst handy, sf seems to be down |
14:54.23 | tzanger | I bet it crashed in the zaptel interrupt handler again |
14:54.29 | tzanger | that's where it crashed last time |
14:54.51 | wsuff | System uptime: 8 hours, 56 minutes, 54 seconds |
14:54.59 | wsuff | so far so good |
14:55.40 | tzanger | yup |
14:55.44 | tzanger | crahsed in the _exact_ same spot |
14:55.46 | tzanger | wow |
14:55.49 | tzanger | call trace is identical |
14:56.00 | wsuff | creepy |
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14:58.44 | jsmith | Stealth_Man! |
14:59.34 | tzanger | Trace; e00548d8 <[zaptel]process_timers+38/50> |
14:59.34 | tzanger | Trace; e004fe2c <[zaptel]zt_receive+6c/f10> |
14:59.34 | tzanger | Trace; e007d820 <[wct1xxp]t1xxp_receiveprep+190/360> |
14:59.34 | tzanger | Trace; e007c942 <[wct1xxp]t1xxp_interrupt+1b2/1f0> |
14:59.34 | tzanger | Trace; c013aa40 <__block_prepare_write+1d0/330> |
14:59.36 | tzanger | Trace; c011a12d <qm_refs+13d/190> |
14:59.39 | tzanger | Trace; c010a2a8 <do_IRQ+68/b0> |
14:59.41 | tzanger | Trace; c010ca48 <call_do_IRQ+5/d> |
14:59.43 | tzanger | Trace; c012c8c2 <do_generic_file_write+252/3e0> |
14:59.46 | tzanger | Trace; c012cd53 <generic_file_write+103/120> |
14:59.49 | tzanger | Trace; c01610b2 <ext3_file_write+22/c0> |
14:59.51 | tzanger | exact same trace |
14:59.54 | tzanger | that's freaky |
14:59.56 | tzanger | I wonder if my channel bank's fucked up again too |
15:00.13 | dheckaman_ | tzanger: NO! |
15:00.17 | dheckaman_ | its a Feature! |
15:00.19 | dheckaman_ | doi!! |
15:00.33 | jsmith | tzanger: If it's consitant like that, talk Mark into ssh'ing into your box and fixing the problem in zaptel! |
15:01.07 | tzanger | jsmith: true enough |
15:01.12 | tzanger | it's twice now in a week |
15:01.17 | tzanger | hang on the channel bank's hoope |
15:01.20 | tzanger | er hooped |
15:01.25 | tzanger | fast busy |
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15:01.30 | YoYo | *BURP* |
15:01.37 | dheckaman_ | do you have to manually reboot *? |
15:01.38 | jsmith | YoYo: Not in front of the kids! |
15:01.42 | YoYo | sowwy |
15:02.14 | YoYo | dunno why 3 FXS ports, but hey... |
15:02.18 | tzanger | dheckaman_: the box was hung |
15:02.26 | YoYo | oh yeah I do... home, work, and fax |
15:02.45 | tclark | tzanger: low life mb ? |
15:03.40 | tzanger | tclark: it's not the best in the world, but it's certainly not the worst, either |
15:04.03 | tzanger | I'd say middle of the road AMD Duron1300 mobo |
15:04.06 | tclark | is it under load when this dumps .. |
15:04.08 | lorenita | any luck with RADIUS for Asterisk ? |
15:04.10 | tzanger | tclark: no |
15:04.15 | tzanger | tclark: this box is mostly idle |
15:04.45 | tzanger | about the only weird thing I can say about the box is that it does run a user-mode-linux session (not for *, for something else) |
15:05.30 | tclark | certainly alomost never see zaptel coring |
15:05.53 | tclark | in fact have never seen it , congrats you are first i have seen :) |
15:06.00 | tzanger | :-) |
15:06.11 | tzanger | well it certainly takes the machine out at the knees |
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15:06.24 | tzanger | it fuxors my channel bank too, I have to power-cycle the CB |
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15:13.12 | JerJer | lorenita: it would be the worst possible solution for Asterisk |
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15:13.42 | tholo | lorenita: According to JerJer and bkw_ anyways... |
15:13.54 | JerJer | RADIUS is for authenticating Dialup users not VoIP |
15:14.04 | JerJer | even sysmaster says that |
15:14.27 | tzanger | JerJer: RADIUS is for many things |
15:14.34 | JerJer | um no |
15:14.39 | JerJer | Dialup |
15:14.42 | JerJer | DSL |
15:14.47 | JerJer | and Wirelss access |
15:14.55 | JerJer | which are all the same thing |
15:14.59 | JerJer | VoIp is totally different |
15:15.09 | tzanger | sounds like generic user authentication to me |
15:15.17 | JerJer | um no |
15:15.18 | lorenita | JerJer,, all standard Voip are based in Radius.. |
15:15.19 | JerJer | not even close |
15:15.27 | lorenita | are for Dialup or not is a reality |
15:15.38 | JerJer | lorenita: if cisco jumps off a bridge are you gona also? |
15:15.57 | JerJer | RADIUS is a lazy developer solution to VoIP billing |
15:16.08 | wsuff | JerJer: ya don't got much to lose besides college debt |
15:16.16 | JerJer | ?! |
15:16.28 | wsuff | jumping off a bridge sounds like fun |
15:16.31 | JerJer | i dropped out of college to start my THIRD isp |
15:16.44 | wsuff | third |
15:16.49 | tzanger | JerJer: regardless of your opinion of RADIUS for VOIP user auth it's gonna get used |
15:16.49 | JerJer | all of my expereince is real world |
15:16.49 | wsuff | what happened to the first 2 |
15:17.04 | JerJer | and my hatred of RADIUS and VoIP is from first hand expereince |
15:17.11 | lorenita | Jerjer.. is your Opinion sir.. Only your Opionon about RADIUS |
15:17.11 | JerJer | sold them for massive profits |
15:17.22 | tzanger | JerJer: why is RADIUS and VOIP auth *any* different from RADIUS and dialup/dsl/wireless auth? |
15:17.25 | tzanger | auth is auth |
15:17.29 | lorenita | all the people are wrong because used RADIUS |
15:17.29 | JerJer | tzanger: no it is not |
15:17.31 | tzanger | user/pass -> you pass, or not allowed |
15:17.47 | wsuff | tzanger: still better methods based on what u are trying to do |
15:17.47 | tzanger | JerJer: can you explain the difference please? |
15:17.50 | JerJer | it is certianly not that simple |
15:17.51 | tzanger | I ma genuinely interested |
15:18.29 | JerJer | RADIUS is a unneeded layer of complication and failure in VoIP |
15:18.42 | tzanger | JerJer: despite that |
15:18.52 | JerJer | ?! |
15:18.54 | tzanger | what is the difference in auth between VOIP and dialup? |
15:18.57 | JerJer | so u want it to be complicated |
15:19.01 | JerJer | and u want it to fail ?! ?! ?!? !? ?! |
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15:19.15 | tzanger | JerJer: no, I want a single point of authentication. Not DB here, RAIDUS there and tokens somewhere else |
15:19.18 | tzanger | ONE POIUNT |
15:19.21 | tzanger | er ONE POINT |
15:19.31 | tzanger | I didn't know I spoke French :-) |
15:19.34 | JerJer | your begging for massive failure |
15:19.50 | tzanger | JerJer: howso? How is auth by RADIUS gonna give me massive failure where auth by db won't? |
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15:20.13 | dheckaman_ | the desk |
15:20.21 | tzanger | if the DB is down, all authentication will fail. same if I'm authenticating off of radius |
15:20.26 | wsuff | cleanup in aisle 5 |
15:20.27 | JerJer | not only do you have to keep your RADIUS server online you have to keep your backend to RADIUS online...this is usally a database |
15:20.37 | tzanger | _YES_ it is an extra layer. I agree with that. However it's not some mythical time-bomb |
15:20.47 | JerJer | oh but it is |
15:20.59 | tzanger | JerJer: RADIUS server *is* the database server in many cases. |
15:21.05 | JerJer | WRONG! |
15:21.15 | JerJer | absotively wrong |
15:21.16 | wsuff | irc is so much fun |
15:21.22 | dheckaman_ | wsuff: like, yea |
15:21.25 | tzanger | I mean jesus fuck I run a 15k-user dialup ISP with a RADIUS server and it's not blowing up, how the hell is authenticating VOIP suddenly so much different?! |
15:21.35 | JerJer | dialup is a whole different ballgame |
15:21.39 | tzanger | HOW SO |
15:21.42 | tzanger | Please explain it |
15:22.08 | tzanger | don't say "RADIUS will eat your children" give me concrete examples of how it is so blindingly wrong that it you should hang up your keyboard if you ever attempt it? |
15:22.18 | sxpert_work | dheckaman_, click, boom |
15:22.19 | JerJer | each one of your dialup customers only sends ONE radius request for authentication when they log in |
15:22.24 | dheckaman_ | tzanger: it ate my children... <sniff> |
15:22.26 | tzanger | JerJer: ok |
15:22.30 | JerJer | we have wholesale customers that have an ENTIRE DS-3 of calls at us |
15:22.45 | JerJer | so thats how many radius requests a second? |
15:22.47 | JerJer | you do the math |
15:22.50 | tzanger | JerJer: and I have a half dozen DS3s of PSTN ports for dialup |
15:22.55 | JerJer | and that's just one cusotmer |
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15:23.04 | JerJer | but you get one request per customer |
15:23.10 | JerJer | VoIP would be many per call |
15:23.14 | JerJer | VSAs |
15:23.20 | tzanger | JerJer: I am still not following. you get ONE RADIUS request per call. You get ONE RADIUS request per dial-up auth... looks pretty much identical to me |
15:23.23 | tzanger | many per call? |
15:23.26 | tzanger | I'm not following |
15:23.35 | JerJer | u gota look up how much they got in their account |
15:23.43 | JerJer | then u gota optionally prompt them |
15:23.50 | JerJer | for how much is left |
15:23.57 | JerJer | or how long this call can last |
15:23.57 | JerJer | etc |
15:23.57 | tzanger | JerJer: same with dialup -- are they allowed on, how much time do they have left... same thing.. |
15:24.02 | JerJer | um no |
15:24.08 | JerJer | you simply set a timer on dialup |
15:24.24 | tzanger | JerJer: why not on VOIP? |
15:24.35 | JerJer | highly more complicated |
15:24.44 | JerJer | you get a username and pass from a dialup user |
15:25.00 | tzanger | don't follow... if you're doing calling card style with prompting and shit then I could see your point but if you're doing straight billing it's really no different |
15:25.01 | JerJer | VoIP has to do SOOOOOOOOO much more |
15:25.08 | JerJer | oh but it is |
15:25.22 | JerJer | deploy a radius based system and you'll find out |
15:25.45 | tzanger | I intend to actually :-) |
15:26.08 | JerJer | then i'll buy all your gear at your fire sale |
15:26.15 | tzanger | I found a lot of the time the RADIUS server was the key... cistron and freeradius and all of them blow goats. I've been running with GNU-RADIUSd for years now and it's been solid |
15:26.40 | JerJer | RADIUS was created for Dialup type authentication |
15:26.50 | JerJer | and it does absolutely get the job done there |
15:27.01 | JerJer | but it will dramatically fail you on VoIP |
15:27.01 | tzanger | which as far as I can see is pretty much identical to basic VOIP auth |
15:27.13 | JerJer | look harder |
15:27.28 | tzanger | JerJer: have you seen it fail? got some concrete examples (with specific rad servers and backend dbs) ? |
15:27.44 | JerJer | yes, why do you think i'm so pissed off at it ? |
15:27.58 | JerJer | its a kludge |
15:28.30 | JerJer | I don't have the time to defend my hatred of Radius |
15:28.30 | learath | heh |
15:28.49 | JerJer | unless you plan on paying my consulting fee, that is |
15:29.21 | tzanger | JerJer: I will try deploying it and if (when, according to you) it fails I will give you full bragging rights... ok? |
15:29.36 | JerJer | sure |
15:29.40 | tzanger | JerJer will have first shot at the "I told you so" game. :-) |
15:29.51 | JerJer | just don't come whining back to me |
15:30.12 | JerJer | ...to bail you out of your mess |
15:30.14 | tzanger | I'm not saying you're wrong (yet), but I am saying that you haven't been able to give me some concrete examples of failure and _why_... just a blind hatred of it. |
15:30.35 | tzanger | I won't -- if RAD auth fails I will switch over to something else but at least I'll have a documented case of failure then :-) |
15:30.38 | JerJer | because we blew almost a half a million dollars |
15:30.49 | tzanger | how did you manage to blow a half mil on rad auth?? |
15:31.10 | tzanger | perhaps my deployment will be much smaller... I'm doing business VOIP -- I'm a one man show |
15:31.22 | JerJer | trying diferent radius servers and support contracts and training |
15:31.26 | tzanger | not quite in the same league as yourself but it's a starting point anyway |
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15:31.32 | tzanger | JerJer: wow that's nasty |
15:31.54 | zoa | tzanger, did you file a bug report ? |
15:32.04 | tzanger | zoa: on the zaptel crash? |
15:32.05 | tzanger | not yet |
15:32.07 | JerJer | we tried the GPL radius servers, they failed misrably |
15:32.15 | JerJer | we then went with Steelbelted RADIUS |
15:32.32 | JerJer | it worked a whole lot better than the GPL ones, but it still sucked |
15:32.42 | tzanger | I hated all the free radius servers with exception to gnu-radiusd... it is just rock-fucking-solid and will interface to postgres without blinking... none of that mysql crap |
15:33.03 | JerJer | postmess is too slow |
15:33.24 | Pj_ | no |
15:33.25 | dheckaman_ | wow |
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15:33.30 | Pj_ | several flat file |
15:33.31 | dheckaman_ | my box has been up for 74 days... |
15:33.34 | dheckaman_ | Pj_: yea |
15:33.36 | dheckaman_ | user names |
15:33.38 | Pj_ | so if you loose one it breaks everrything |
15:33.38 | dheckaman_ | passwords |
15:33.42 | Pj_ | no |
15:33.47 | dheckaman_ | ooh |
15:33.48 | dheckaman_ | I get it |
15:33.49 | dheckaman_ | :) |
15:33.49 | Pj_ | that's logical separation |
15:33.52 | Pj_ | :) |
15:33.58 | dheckaman_ | randomly seperate it |
15:34.01 | Pj_ | yeah |
15:34.12 | Pj_ | Maybe even randomly split columns |
15:34.15 | dheckaman_ | yea |
15:34.22 | dheckaman_ | for stability issues |
15:34.22 | Pj_ | like username in several files |
15:34.27 | dheckaman_ | naturly |
15:34.29 | dheckaman_ | ok |
15:34.29 | Pj_ | and passwords and credit in another |
15:34.36 | Pj_ | with the date in another one |
15:34.44 | Pj_ | (well, each in several files) |
15:34.47 | dheckaman_ | how about an A file.. a B file... so all the A's in one file.. all the Bs in another file... |
15:34.57 | Pj_ | and if they have a different format incompatible between them, it's better |
15:35.11 | tzanger | JerJer: postgress is too slow compared to what? It's been proven time and time gaain it blows Mysql out of the water |
15:35.41 | Pj_ | dheckaman_: I got the perfect thing |
15:35.44 | tzanger | in terms of speed and reliability, not to mention raw features |
15:35.45 | Pj_ | ONE file per entry |
15:35.50 | dheckaman_ | yeS YES |
15:35.53 | dheckaman_ | brilliant! |
15:35.54 | JerJer | tzanger: again, not in our testing |
15:35.54 | Pj_ | binary format |
15:36.01 | dheckaman_ | rot13ed |
15:36.05 | dheckaman_ | for encryption |
15:36.09 | Pj_ | yup |
15:36.14 | dheckaman_ | then ZIP it |
15:36.15 | dheckaman_ | :P |
15:36.20 | Pj_ | but in a way there is no way to read it easily |
15:36.25 | dheckaman_ | yea |
15:36.34 | oxygen | hi all |
15:36.38 | dheckaman_ | DIE!!! |
15:36.39 | dheckaman_ | er |
15:36.44 | dheckaman_ | greetings and salutions |
15:36.44 | JerJer | tzanger: we are not just some fly by night operation that is looking to make a quick buck here |
15:36.52 | tzanger | JerJer: did you actually give postgres some memory or did you leave everything at the defaults? |
15:36.53 | dheckaman_ | JerJer: no? :) |
15:37.00 | oxygen | I've this problem with my asterisk (isdn card): I call a number like 191 (telecom italia) and not answer was detect the phone ring and go to time out... any ideas?? |
15:37.07 | oxygen | another problem is when i call a number and secretary transfer my call to an intern number, the line go down.. |
15:37.08 | tzanger | in my testing postgres *flies* when tuned |
15:37.14 | oxygen | help me please |
15:37.31 | zoa | anybody using Monitoring ? |
15:37.31 | jsmith | And no, I'm not a database newbie either... |
15:37.34 | zoa | i have a problem muxing |
15:37.41 | jsmith | zoa: We all do... |
15:37.41 | zoa | most of the time muxing doesnt seem to work |
15:38.07 | zoa | jsmith: how do you mux it ? |
15:38.07 | JerJer | tzanger: i had an alleged postgress 'expert' do the setup and deployment and I did a rpm -ivh MySQL*.rpm on mysql |
15:38.19 | jsmith | zoa: Soxmix... |
15:38.35 | dheckaman_ | noooo |
15:38.36 | JerJer | he fuxed with that postmess box for almost a month trying to 'tweak' it |
15:38.38 | jsmith | zoa: But the streams don't match up exactly, due to the way the app was written... It's a hack for now |
15:38.43 | zoa | i tried ecasound and its not doing it very well :( |
15:38.43 | tzanger | JerJer: you're running your business off of mysql? you must _love_ restoring from backups |
15:38.45 | Pj_ | everybody buy Microsoft SQL Server it kicks asses |
15:39.00 | JerJer | tzanger: REPLICATION |
15:39.04 | JerJer | screw backups |
15:39.07 | dheckaman_ | haha |
15:39.21 | JerJer | I have entire mysql tables being replicated to a DVD+R |
15:39.21 | Pj_ | oh wait, I think you can't buy it anymore with the new license scheme, you can only rent it :) |
15:39.21 | tzanger | JerJer: yeah, it'll replicate the corruption across all your servers. :-) |
15:39.28 | UnixDawg | PJ your on drugs again |
15:39.39 | sxpert_work | JerJer, I am a "so called postgresql expert" and I installed fedora on the box ;) |
15:39.48 | dheckaman_ | <PROTECTED> |
15:40.04 | Pj_ | UnixDawg: no... just haven't recovered yet :) |
15:40.52 | JerJer | er i have entire mysql databases being replicated to a DVD+R |
15:40.54 | dheckaman_ | I dont need libpri do I ?;' |
15:41.00 | JerJer | do you? |
15:41.15 | dheckaman_ | well, I only have a x100p |
15:41.24 | JerJer | you answered your own question then |
15:41.36 | dheckaman_ | THanks SOO much ;) |
15:41.51 | JerJer | unless your leet enough to make PRI work on FXO |
15:42.03 | dheckaman_ | hmm |
15:42.07 | dheckaman_ | that would be a cool trick |
15:42.27 | dheckaman_ | shutdown -r now |
15:42.28 | dheckaman_ | eep |
15:42.36 | zoa | ~jtodd |
15:42.42 | jtodd | eh? |
15:42.50 | zoa | hey you ! |
15:42.51 | dheckaman_ | ~jtodd is <reply> eh? |
15:42.52 | | dheckaman_: okay |
15:42.55 | zoa | gimme your site :) |
15:43.02 | jtodd | http://www.loligo.com/asterisk/ |
15:43.16 | zoa | jups thats the one allright |
15:43.19 | zoa | you passed the test ! |
15:43.32 | sxpert_work | dheckaman_'s server has *poofed* into thin air |
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15:44.22 | dheckaman_ | lol |
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15:46.01 | zoa | jtodd, where can i find your muxing perl script ? |
15:46.19 | Serp | hi all |
15:46.54 | Serp | does anyone know if IAXTel is still playing up or is it working ok at the minute? |
15:47.44 | bkw_ | it works fine |
15:47.47 | bkw_ | its iax2 only now |
15:47.48 | UnixDawg | ~seen dutch |
15:47.50 | | i haven't seen 'dutch', UnixDawg |
15:47.51 | bkw_ | iax2 show registry |
15:47.59 | UnixDawg | ~seen dutch_ |
15:48.00 | | dutch_ <~dutch@a80-126-102-2.adsl.xs4all.nl> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 21d 5h 13m 53s ago, saying: 'so even'. |
15:48.12 | Serp | ah excellent, thanks bkw_ |
15:48.34 | Serp | still not getting anywhere with it though :( |
15:49.42 | Serp | also having a problem with FWD where it's just giving hundreds of "unable to forward frame"s when you call a *1800 number |
15:51.19 | bkw_ | are you behind nat |
15:51.32 | Serp | I have one side NAT and one side public |
15:51.37 | Serp | it says it's registering on the public IP |
15:51.50 | bkw_ | is * behind nat? |
15:52.19 | Serp | yeah sorry that's the * box is that config, I'm on private side of the NAT |
15:52.48 | jtodd | zoa: I don't know what you mean by "muxing perl script". |
15:53.04 | jtodd | zoa: I'm not a perl weenie, so I suspect you're perhaps mis-remembering who wrote such a script. |
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15:55.11 | zoa | aha |
15:55.13 | zoa | :) |
15:55.18 | zoa | jsmith's fault :) |
15:55.29 | zoa | anyone else with a perl muxing script ? |
15:55.56 | Serp | bkw_: * box has 2 NICs, 1 public, 1 private, iax2 show registry shows public IP registered |
15:56.08 | zoa | looks like bkw_ made something like that |
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15:58.42 | pattieja | morning |
15:59.27 | Serp | hi :) |
15:59.59 | Serp | bkw_: fixed IAXtel now, was a 2 missing off of the extensions.conf - think someone needs to update iaxtel.com :) |
16:02.13 | klicTel | hi all |
16:02.35 | Serp | hi klicTel |
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16:05.21 | huats | I have pb with OH323, does anybody can help me a bit ? I am a total newbe |
16:05.54 | bkw_ | Serp good luck |
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16:06.33 | anthm | zoa here is one http://asterisk.650dialup.com/mixmon.txt |
16:06.49 | anthm | zoa derived from that one you are talking about that was floating around |
16:07.18 | Serp | bkw_: thanks :) Still can't work out the *1800 problem with FWD tho, I noticed jtodd had similar problems in April with IAX2 |
16:07.34 | JerJer | huats: exactly which H.323 channel driver are you using? |
16:07.42 | FuzzyCat | cypromis: you bout? |
16:07.55 | huats | JerJer: asterisk-oh323 |
16:07.59 | zoa | anthm: thnx |
16:08.06 | Moc | If 1 have 1 * with a SIP on internet, can a I setup a another * at work that when I call 91877xxxxxx it will go throught the * at home ? |
16:08.09 | JerJer | huats: can't help you there...good luck |
16:08.13 | Moc | Serp: Work fine here |
16:08.21 | FuzzyCat | JerJer: have you used multiple 410ps in a single box? |
16:08.29 | JerJer | two |
16:08.30 | huats | JerJer: But I dont mind using another one |
16:08.35 | jsmith | Moc: Only if you set it up that way :-) |
16:08.48 | FuzzyCat | do you just need a single timing source or one per card? |
16:09.03 | Moc | JerJer: Hey someone told me to talk to you about getting a 1877 # using IAX protocol ? |
16:09.27 | JerJer | we can do toll-free numbers, sure |
16:09.55 | Moc | jsmith: Well, so far the way I see it, it I call a number, I get a tone and I can dial another number, but I want want that, I want it to be transparent |
16:10.03 | JerJer | FuzzyCat: just increase the timing number |
16:10.11 | Moc | JerJer: Can the 1877 be call from canada ? |
16:10.25 | JerJer | no |
16:10.30 | huats | JerJer: my issue is quite simple: I have a E400P connected to an E1 and I want to place all the call that I receive from it in h323 |
16:10.32 | Moc | :( |
16:10.41 | Moc | or do you have 514 area code ? Montreal ? hehe |
16:10.44 | JerJer | Moc: its stupid expensive with our current solution |
16:10.48 | jsmith | Moc: There are several ways to do it... just keep searching until you learn the way that works best for you |
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16:15.22 | Moc | Yea I got one with Iconnecthere but dont work from canada.. |
16:15.31 | Moc | I email them and they say it should work ... |
16:15.41 | Serp | Moc: I get tons of "Unable to forward frame"s |
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16:15.49 | bkw_ | ok |
16:16.14 | Serp | :D |
16:16.37 | Moc | one thing I had to change is put AIX2 instead of IAX in extensions.conf |
16:16.56 | Serp | FWD is going over SIP tho? |
16:17.47 | Moc | donno im using IAX |
16:17.57 | Serp | the normal ones like the 612, 613 etc work, but using the *1800 etc don't work |
16:18.04 | Coolhp | Moc : FWD is SIP only. |
16:18.09 | pattieja | bkw_, morning |
16:18.24 | Moc | bah use iaxtel.com instead then .. |
16:18.34 | Coolhp | Moc : You might want to try NuFone... they'll give you so cool service and cheap rates :-) |
16:18.49 | bkw_ | Version: v3.0.0 atasip (Build 031210A) |
16:19.00 | Moc | Coolhp: Waiting for the reply ;) |
16:19.14 | pattieja | bkw_, have you run into a problem where (using softphones) the transmission of your audio pretty much works all the time (i.e., the other party can always hear you), but sometimes the receiving audio stream (that you hear) doesn't work or cuts out for the rest of a call? |
16:19.40 | pattieja | I've been having this happen to me lately on and off (probably close to 5 - 10% of calls) |
16:19.51 | pattieja | and it seems to happen no matter which client I'm using |
16:19.56 | Coolhp | Moc : What reply ? |
16:20.15 | Moc | I emailed Nufone yesterday |
16:20.18 | pattieja | when it does happen on certain clients, they usually report some audio pipe broken thingy on /dev/dsp or similar |
16:20.23 | bkw_ | pattieja I don't use softphones |
16:20.31 | pattieja | bkw_, I thought you had tested some? |
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16:22.53 | Coolhp | Moc : Ah... good stuff... I know NuFone pretty well... NuFone Rocks !!! :-) |
16:22.57 | IVRprogr | Anyone here know of an IVR app generator for Digium ? |
16:23.31 | bkw_ | # non-zero = profile from TFTP server is encrypted with this |
16:23.31 | bkw_ | # key using the stronger RC4 encryption algorithm. |
16:23.32 | bkw_ | # This profile is ata<mac>.x. |
16:23.39 | bkw_ | vonage has been using this |
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16:24.23 | jsmith | IVRprogr: Why not just write them yourself in extensions.conf? |
16:24.27 | Moc | I got it running with iconnecthere but support suck so far ... they dont care much |
16:24.30 | jsmith | IVRprogr: It isn't difficult |
16:24.41 | Moc | so if Nufone is better hehe great ... |
16:24.49 | Coolhp | Moc : PM me your email address. |
16:25.18 | bkw_ | # 6 = G.726-32kbps |
16:25.27 | IVRprogr | jsmith: what difficulties are involved ...in doing this? |
16:25.30 | Serp | thanks guys, talk later |
16:25.47 | wsuff | gotta bounce later all |
16:26.12 | jsmith | IVRprogr: It's really pretty simple... just make sure you understand contexts (what they are and what they do) or it will never make sense |
16:26.40 | Serp | btw, I want to order one of the 4 port TE410Ps, is there a lead time on them or are they pretty freely available? |
16:27.14 | jsmith | Serp: They should be pretty freely available... if not, let me know and I can get you one in a hurry |
16:27.29 | IVRprogr | jsmith: can a Asterisk callflow be control via a database(entries)? |
16:27.45 | Serp | jsmith: great, thanks =) do you have any experience of using them with the rhino channel banks? |
16:28.58 | jsmith | IVRprogr: Yes... of course! |
16:29.10 | jsmith | Serp: Nope... I use Carrier Access channel banks... |
16:29.56 | FuzzyCat | yay 248 channels configured. |
16:30.14 | wasim | hey, thats the right math |
16:30.20 | FuzzyCat | :) |
16:30.21 | wasim | not 260 :P |
16:30.23 | FuzzyCat | bleh! |
16:30.27 | *** join/#asterisk Horshack] (~cheeseman@user2.sentito.com) |
16:30.44 | wasim | now, make one E1 call the other, and run ilbc |
16:30.47 | FuzzyCat | hey, it config'd 260... (maybe they're onus chans :P ) |
16:30.56 | FuzzyCat | bonus |
16:31.18 | Serp | jsmith: ok thanks :) |
16:31.27 | wasim | come one, lets do a procc test on 240 ilbc :) please... |
16:31.46 | FuzzyCat | no time for that wasim... |
16:31.57 | wasim | serpentine loop them, |
16:32.59 | wasim | you didn't cross loop the e1s before leaving? |
16:36.11 | bkw_ | ok bitaid rocks |
16:37.40 | jsmith | What's bitaid? |
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16:39.18 | Horshack] | anyone have any experience with featdmf? |
16:44.19 | Horshack] | it's a CAS protocol |
16:44.23 | Horshack] | Feature Group D |
16:44.26 | Horshack] | MF signaling |
16:44.32 | Horshack] | for Operator and Emergency trunks |
16:44.46 | Horshack] | I have an * box connected to a GLComm DCOSS running Feature Group D |
16:44.58 | Horshack] | everytime I answer the phone on the GLComm box, * hangs up |
16:45.02 | Horshack] | and I'm not sure why |
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16:47.47 | Moc | to link 2 * box I need to setup IAX peer connection ? |
16:48.11 | BigBroth | Whats the best wat to set Asterisk up to make calles to FWD.PULVER.COM addresses? |
16:48.25 | jsmith | Moc: Yes, exactly... |
16:48.28 | BigBroth | Whe I try and made calls I get 404 NOT ON MY WATCH errors |
16:48.35 | jsmith | ~FWD |
16:49.15 | jsmith | BigBroth: Then you don't have asterisk setup correctly... Check the mailing list archives or the Wiki... that question has been asked hundreds of times |
16:49.29 | BigBroth | I can connect to my * Box from the internet and contact the echo server but when I then try ad connect to the FWD echo server (613) I get the errors |
16:49.46 | BigBroth | Thanks |
16:50.38 | FuzzyCat | did you register with fwd in sip.conf? |
16:51.05 | FuzzyCat | http://www.automated.it/guidetoasterisk.htm |
16:53.18 | wasim | Moc: well, one side would be a peer, the other side user |
16:54.34 | Moc | that nice : http://www.hacklocalhost.com/asterisk/iaxwizard.html |
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17:12.08 | Moc | NOTICE[1142135600]: File chan_iax2.c, Line 4301 (socket_read): Rejected connect attempt from 69.70.203.120 |
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17:12.43 | Moc | why ?? hehe |
17:13.33 | Moc | both network * link but timeout !!! |
17:14.17 | Moc | they are both registred |
17:14.34 | *** join/#asterisk buju1 (~buju@hoochie.digium.com) |
17:14.41 | Moc | but says unregistred in iax2 show registry |
17:14.57 | Moc | is 1 need to be peer and the other one need to be friend ? |
17:15.00 | voidptr | pom pom |
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17:17.34 | huats | anybody is using oh323 ? |
17:17.42 | lorenita | yes Huats |
17:18.15 | dtroy | How do you use the pbx_wilcalu autodialer? can't find any examples. |
17:19.26 | huats | lorenita: I am trying to catch all the incoming calls to * and to send them to another IP... |
17:19.55 | huats | lorenita: can you send me one of your extension that uses oh323 ? |
17:20.20 | huats | lorenita: I dont understand why the zap interface is used |
17:20.27 | buju1 | No audio between phones..Can someone help me ? |
17:20.31 | huats | I can PM you my email |
17:21.04 | dtroy | buju1, check your codecs. what type of phones? |
17:21.18 | bkw_ | bitaid is the bomb |
17:21.24 | buju1 | using the x-lite soft phone from xten.com |
17:21.40 | dtroy | what's bitaid? |
17:21.54 | dtroy | buju1, sometimes there are problems with gsm codec. |
17:22.02 | dtroy | play with disallow statements in sip.conf |
17:22.07 | Merlin83b | buju1: I'm guessing you folllowed the toturial at onlamp - make sure you follow the first comment and remove the allow/disallow from sip.conf |
17:22.35 | buju1 | yep..that's the tutorial |
17:22.35 | Moc | how do I set authority ? (Call rejected by 24.123.129.205: No authority found) |
17:22.35 | bkw_ | LIKE OMG |
17:22.49 | Merlin83b | Comment out the allow line, buju1. |
17:23.29 | bkw_ | supervised transfers kinda work with 3.0 |
17:23.37 | bkw_ | you can transfer the call with flash dial exten |
17:23.47 | bkw_ | when you hangup it will ring back the person |
17:23.50 | bkw_ | sweet |
17:23.54 | jsmith | bkw_: So what's bitaid? |
17:23.56 | dtroy | pretty cool. |
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17:24.05 | bkw_ | it helps calc those stupid bitmasks for the ata |
17:24.13 | jsmith | bkw_: I see... |
17:24.57 | dtroy | anybody tried the 6.0 7960 firmware? |
17:25.01 | bkw_ | yes |
17:25.03 | dtroy | is it worth pursuing? |
17:25.07 | bkw_ | been running since like 2 seconds after it was released |
17:25.10 | buju1 | OK. I did that and gave * the reload command...trying the phones now |
17:25.57 | dtroy | others hope that about the 7960 firmware too. |
17:27.10 | bkw_ | nothing to see here... MOVE ALONG! |
17:27.24 | jsmith | dtroy: Yes, I've got it on my phones... |
17:27.45 | jsmith | dtroy: It's worth playing with, but like jtodd wrote in his email to the mailing list, it has security problems |
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17:28.18 | bkw_ | just don't use the intercom feature |
17:28.30 | blitzrage | bkw_: lol |
17:28.43 | buju1 | thanks dtroy..the sound is working now. |
17:29.11 | bkw_ | http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/gatecont/ps514/products_administration_guide_book09186a00801e0ea8.html |
17:29.20 | tom1 | can i use an asterisk server instead of a cisco 53XX as a gateway to my voip clearinghouse? |
17:30.21 | blitzrage | bkw_: can you do a 'show applications changemonitor' on your * CLI and tell me if that description is right ? |
17:30.34 | wasim | tom1: oui |
17:30.43 | bkw_ | 1.This setting enables the call-waiting hang-up alert feature, which alerts call-waiting users that an active call is still on hold once the user has hung up from another call. The phone will continue to ring until the party on hold has hung up. |
17:30.54 | bkw_ | muhahah I like |
17:31.06 | blitzrage | bkw_: mainly the ChangeMonitor line. I "think" it should be ChangeMonitor(filename_base) and not just ChangeMonitor ... ? |
17:31.08 | bkw_ | blitzrage ya here in a few |
17:31.16 | blitzrage | bkw_: np, whenever you have a moment |
17:32.35 | wasim | almost 7 hours blitzrage |
17:32.53 | slacker | does anyone have a 'factory defaults' atadefault.cfg for that 186? |
17:33.03 | blitzrage | wasim: yah.. that was how long I slept for.. and in that time I woke up and had a S/S/S |
17:34.47 | slacker | i just got it unlocked from vonage and I don't have a handset avail at present |
17:35.45 | tom1 | wasim: thanks. Also if I am using asterisk and the h.323 protocol to transfer voice, will i need to use hardware like the wildcard sereis or can it be done purely with software |
17:36.40 | wasim | tom1: well, you need wildcard to interface to TDM, so if youre purely IP, then you wont' |
17:38.25 | Moc | How do I set authority ? (Call rejected by 24.123.129.205: No authority found) (extension I try to call is in the right context !!!) |
17:38.54 | dtroy | dtroy's 7960 is innocently upgrading now... |
17:39.54 | jsmith | dtroy: Lemme know what you think... I really like the 6.0 firmware myself |
17:40.20 | malcolmd | yeah..i've had about 3 cisco phones innocently fail when trying to upgrade, too. ;P |
17:40.21 | jsmith | Moc: Wrong context, or bad iax.conf, or maybe you forgot to reload iax.conf |
17:40.34 | jsmith | malcolmd: You still didn't get them upgraded? |
17:40.45 | malcolmd | jsmith: i had to downgrade them because of failed upgrades :D |
17:40.57 | jsmith | Moc: Sounds to me like your peer/friend isn't set up correctly |
17:41.01 | malcolmd | no matter..only issue w/ old firmware is spotty dtmf |
17:41.08 | jsmith | malcolmd: Send them to me and I'll fix them :-) |
17:41.22 | bkw_ | muhahahah |
17:41.26 | bkw_ | callreturn on the ata's work |
17:41.29 | Moc | they are both peer .. might be the prob |
17:41.32 | jsmith | bkw_: That's scary! |
17:41.38 | bkw_ | call transfers work |
17:41.42 | bkw_ | call forwarding works |
17:41.51 | malcolmd | bkw_: new firmware? |
17:41.51 | bkw_ | call forwarding no answer works |
17:41.54 | bkw_ | yes |
17:42.07 | bkw_ | call transfers are bit diffrent but both blind and supervised work |
17:42.11 | malcolmd | bkw_: what ver? |
17:42.15 | bkw_ | 3.0 |
17:42.34 | *** part/#asterisk huats (~chris@AToulouse-104-2-1-24.w217-128.abo.wanadoo.fr) |
17:42.52 | malcolmd | bkw_: does 3.0 still have the undocumented g726 support? |
17:43.01 | jsmith | malcolmd: I think it's documented now |
17:43.06 | Moc | jsmith: it all configured for the context=default |
17:43.08 | bkw_ | yes its documented now |
17:43.17 | Moc | the extension is configured in context default |
17:43.20 | dtroy | 7960 upgrade went just fine; seems to be working nicely w/better dtmf. |
17:43.37 | dtroy | will play more with it later, gotta run right now. |
17:43.41 | malcolmd | jsmith + bkw_ : ahh |
17:43.46 | Moc | I do reload on each side each time |
17:44.04 | Moc | and iax.conf 1 is type=friend other is type=peer |
17:44.13 | bkw_ | nothign to see here.. move along |
17:44.57 | bkw_ | its like when you do a blind or supervised transfer it rings once.. hangsup.. then rings back |
17:44.59 | bkw_ | strange but it works |
17:46.22 | Moc | jsmith: do I need to set the context in the register => line ? |
17:46.50 | jsmith | Moc: I don't use register lines with IAX... they're not needed if you do things correctly with peers |
17:46.59 | Moc | oh .. |
17:50.07 | Moc | ok.. let flush those register then .. |
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17:50.29 | netwind | hi guys |
17:50.41 | netwind | does * works with cisco call manager ? |
17:50.57 | netwind | when i call to ohphone it works |
17:51.11 | netwind | when call to * - nothing hearing |
17:51.22 | netwind | i use h.323 |
17:52.24 | jsmith | netwind: I "can" work, if you set it up correctly... setting it up correctly might be a pain, depending on your level of expertise |
17:52.48 | carrar | h323 is evil, free yourself from satan's grasp |
17:53.28 | netwind | but...ccm works only with h.323 as external trunks |
17:53.39 | carrar | so dump ccm |
17:53.51 | Moc | same thing :( |
17:53.59 | netwind | but it works with ohphone ! |
17:54.05 | bkw_ | haha |
17:54.09 | bkw_ | carrar I totally agree |
17:54.10 | netwind | ohphone emulate gateway |
17:54.19 | netwind | as asterisk |
17:54.38 | netwind | works fine with u-law |
17:55.27 | Moc | jsmith: and your extensions.conf, do you use Dial(IAX@/user:password@ip/${EXTEN:1}@default) ? |
17:59.05 | Moc | or do you make a TRUNK ? |
17:59.20 | bkw_ | OMG /dev.xml on the ata is all xml baby |
18:02.47 | netwind | hmm..but skinny ? does * works only as controller or gateway ? |
18:03.46 | *** join/#asterisk Sobek (~btatton@209.180.83.1) |
18:04.25 | tzanger | bug 676 is my kernel panic |
18:04.34 | Moc | i hate * now .. damn No authority found !!! |
18:04.45 | jsmith | Moc: Mine says something like Dial(IAX2/user@box/6000@mycontext) |
18:05.11 | Moc | yes good idea, let try a direct extention call .. |
18:07.18 | netwind | cool |
18:07.27 | netwind | ccm h.323 message :-- remoteIpAddress: 0.0.0.0 |
18:08.01 | netwind | JerJer: are you write h.323 driver ? |
18:08.20 | pattieja | bkw_, did you get to talk to kram about the gain and echo cancelling interaction? did he recommend anything? |
18:09.05 | Moc | nope still nothing.. |
18:09.54 | bkw_ | pattieja han've had time |
18:10.13 | pattieja | bkw_, k |
18:14.33 | sizzzung | foooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo |
18:14.35 | Moc | is time sync between * servers important ? |
18:14.55 | zoa | nopez |
18:15.03 | Moc | :( ok |
18:15.06 | carrar | nice to have accurate billing CDR's with matching times |
18:15.07 | sizzzung | mmm |
18:15.37 | Moc | hehe yea for that, Im just trying to call from 2 * machine |
18:16.12 | Moc | and I get : No authority found (everything is in context=default) |
18:18.50 | jsmith | Moc: Then you've still got something terribly wrong with your iax.conf file... either you're denying access by IP address, or the username isn't setup correctly, or someting |
18:19.25 | Moc | both side need the same username ? |
18:19.33 | jsmith | No... |
18:19.38 | Moc | ok perfect |
18:19.57 | jsmith | But if box A is calling box B, then box A should use the username that's defined on box B |
18:21.37 | Moc | jsmith: If I use md5, do |
18:21.48 | Moc | do i need to specify it in my Dial ? |
18:22.07 | jsmith | Moc: Get it working without a password first, then move to a clear-text password, and then after all that is working, worry about md5 |
18:22.24 | jsmith | Moc: Get a simple configuration working, *then* make it complicated |
18:23.00 | Moc | ya right.. |
18:23.55 | Moc | I used this http://www.hacklocalhost.com/asterisk/iaxwizard.html to help me out with it .. |
18:25.02 | atacomm | arggg.......i just spent 10 minutes arguing with someone on the phone that the WiSIP phone is not available......and he kept saying, well, I want one unit, just one to test....and i'm like i'm sorry, the FCC wont let them in the country, I cant help you.......felt like hanging up on him, lol....i mean god, there was nothing i could do and he kept trying to talk me into helping him |
18:27.15 | Moc | nothing... put plaintext and I still get no authority .. |
18:27.55 | rollergrrl | what happens if you order one from the web? |
18:28.49 | KillerBee | ata... will you ship to canada? |
18:29.02 | atacomm | lol, he just called again |
18:29.05 | Moc | atacomm: yea canada ? |
18:29.06 | carrar | Whats illegal about wiSIP? |
18:29.13 | atacomm | Moc: I can't get them at all |
18:29.17 | Moc | ha hehe |
18:29.27 | atacomm | carrar: FCC blocked import....probably interference issues |
18:29.43 | atacomm | roller: I tell them they either hav eto wait until february or cancel |
18:29.45 | KillerBee | sweet.. canada |
18:30.24 | atacomm | lol, he just called back and was like.....so you said you have to order 100 units at a time to work with the mfg, whos the mfg......and i'm like i dont know, i've never actually received a unit....contact pulver...... he still wont be able to get the units into the US....arggggg |
18:30.40 | rollergrrl | lol |
18:31.22 | carrar | anything is possible |
18:31.48 | carrar | So why don't they fix the WiSIP phone |
18:31.55 | carrar | or are they doing that? |
18:31.58 | KillerBee | sweet... but 250? ouch |
18:32.05 | atacomm | carrar....i think they are fiing them |
18:32.09 | KillerBee | who wants to trade a 7960 for a wisip? |
18:32.28 | atacomm | better priced than a 7920..... |
18:32.45 | KillerBee | comon someone trade.... |
18:32.50 | KillerBee | I want one |
18:32.53 | KillerBee | lol |
18:33.02 | KillerBee | just call me ...mini bkw |
18:33.09 | atacomm | i'd rather have a 7920, but i'm not willing to buy one to find out if the SCCP support in Asterisk is any good ;) |
18:33.44 | KillerBee | so ata give send me a wisip and I will send U a 7960.. they support sccp |
18:34.33 | atacomm | Killer: thats not the issue, Cisco has a wireless phone ($700) that only does SCCP .... i'm not willing to buy the phone to test if it works or not :) |
18:35.00 | KillerBee | brb |
18:35.13 | jsmith | atacomm: Just make sure you get the re-numbering right, and that Asterisk doesn't try to write another voicemail in there while you're renumbering :-) |
18:35.51 | atacomm | always sucks when the server is looping expecting another read and the client side does a disconnect, lol |
18:36.11 | atacomm | oh well, i'll multithread it and build a thread to monitor the socket status. |
18:36.19 | Moc | jsmith: on machine A the host= is the IP of Machine B ? |
18:36.35 | jsmith | Moc: Yes |
18:37.14 | atacomm | jsmith: lol....yeah, i've been thinking about that....i'm not sure if its much of an issue or not.... what happens if there is a numbering gap? does asterisk work with all files in the directory, or just the ones that are in order? |
18:37.32 | atacomm | my code for example will pull back all .txt files and parse them |
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18:39.48 | bkw_ | do people not read |
18:39.50 | bkw_ | jesus christ |
18:39.53 | jsmith | atacomm: Asterisk craps out... |
18:39.56 | jsmith | bkw_: What now... |
18:40.04 | bkw_ | http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/gatecont/ps514/products_administration_guide_chapter09186a00801e0ebb.html |
18:40.10 | bkw_ | that has some good info |
18:40.33 | Connor | anyone have a alison prompt for "Please enter you account code and then press #" ? |
18:40.44 | atacomm | jsmith: arggg, stupid design... how do i put a lock on * to stop it from doing something while i rename the files? |
18:40.49 | Connor | or account number... |
18:41.01 | jsmith | atacomm: That's the million dollar question! |
18:41.10 | *** join/#asterisk JerJer (~NunYoBizN@pppoe1333.grp.centurytel.net) |
18:41.16 | atacomm | when you say craps out, what do you mean |
18:41.41 | carrar | the next step would be to fi it |
18:41.43 | carrar | fix |
18:42.00 | atacomm | lol... |
18:42.01 | jsmith | atacomm: I've seen Asterisk segfault... I've seen Asterisk leave voicemails that you can't listen to through the VoiceMail2 app... |
18:42.09 | carrar | or upgrade your 486 * box to a p4 |
18:42.10 | atacomm | ick |
18:42.28 | tzanger | carrar: I've got a P200MMX doing 1FXS and 1FXO with no worries :-) Just can't do iLBC |
18:43.14 | carrar | Dell 400SC boxes work nicely |
18:43.33 | carrar | and when they are on sale they are cheap |
18:43.46 | atacomm | jsmith: ever file a bug on the issue? |
18:44.04 | jsmith | atacomm: Nope... just went on with life |
18:44.21 | jsmith | atacomm: If I reported every wart and blemish with Asterisk, both bkw_ and kram would shoot me dead |
18:45.19 | wasim | new design sketch farfon : http://farfon.com/viewtopic.php?p=173#173 |
18:45.29 | wasim | feedback appreciated |
18:45.48 | *** join/#asterisk roger1 (~roger1@hoochie.digium.com) |
18:45.55 | atacomm | lol |
18:48.32 | bkw_ | these ata's have alot of new goodies |
18:48.35 | bkw_ | KillerBee you alive? |
18:48.47 | atacomm | bkw: do you know who worked on vm2? |
18:49.09 | bkw_ | many why? |
18:49.13 | blitzrage | wasim: I would prefer no translucency. Also make sure the handset is super comfortable with a good weight |
18:49.23 | blitzrage | wasim: just my .02 CDN |
18:49.25 | many | bkw? |
18:49.36 | wasim | blitzrage: zero translunacy? |
18:49.51 | wasim | lol |
18:49.52 | blitzrage | wasim: yah.. I've always thought electronics with any sort of translucency looked cheap |
18:49.52 | atacomm | bkw: because jsmith says it crashes if there is a gap in the file numbering....... which would be a problem, my web interface allows you to delete and it will renumber....but if * begins to record a new msg, i dont want it to segfault |
18:50.15 | wasim | blitzrage: how about replacable skins :) |
18:50.21 | blitzrage | wasim: that would be a cool idea :) |
18:50.27 | wasim | blitzrage: choose your color |
18:50.35 | wasim | blitzrage: have red decor, here you go, etc, etc |
18:50.49 | blitzrage | wasim: I kind of like the idea of some sort rubberized sides on it though |
18:51.05 | wasim | yeah, it'll and the plastic is lightweight, forgiving sort |
18:51.11 | blitzrage | wasim: if you do have anything that is translucent.. make sure it's like a frosted plastic |
18:51.27 | illc0mmm | wasim: too late to pre-order demo unit? |
18:51.48 | wasim | illc0mmm: demo unit won't have this plastic |
18:51.52 | illc0mmm | yeah, I know. |
18:52.05 | illc0mmm | but they won't be stupid looking, right? :) |
18:52.20 | illc0mmm | just want the functionality |
18:52.21 | wasim | not more stupid that the current contendant |
18:52.25 | illc0mmm | haha |
18:52.42 | wasim | coz, i think th ecurrent one is ok |
18:52.58 | miller7 | what's the idea behind the upper light? visual indicator when ringing? |
18:52.59 | illc0mmm | you have a link, haven't seen the current one? |
18:53.00 | sxpert | lol |
18:53.09 | wasim | miller7: yeah |
18:53.23 | miller7 | can it be switched off? |
18:53.26 | blitzrage | wasim: I would be hesitant to place that wheel right beside the buttons. Users may hit it when dialing accidently. |
18:53.39 | wasim | miller7: certainly |
18:53.43 | blitzrage | I would place above or below (prefer above) |
18:53.47 | wasim | miller7: you can have it blink morse if you like too |
18:53.52 | atacomm | bkw: what do you think? its something that should get fixed me thinks, but without crashing my server (which i really dont want to do) i cant verify if he is right or not |
18:54.03 | blitzrage | wasim: I think i prefer it beside the screen |
18:54.09 | wasim | blitzrage: up? |
18:54.21 | miller7 | what does translucent mean? |
18:54.25 | illc0mmm | blitzrage: same here |
18:54.29 | blitzrage | miller7: sort-of see through |
18:54.33 | miller7 | noooooo :) |
18:55.08 | blitzrage | miller7: :) |
18:55.10 | miller7 | CeBIT shows :) |
18:55.20 | blitzrage | miller7: note my comments above about the translucency :) |
18:55.47 | miller7 | I think the curves etc makes it nice (2nd pic) |
18:56.06 | miller7 | if the colour is mat and not like GS then it will be nicer too |
18:56.07 | blitzrage | wasim: what kind of market would you be targeting with this casing? End-user, corporate ? |
18:56.17 | wasim | yeah, this is just hte 2nd sketch, this i shome user |
18:56.19 | blitzrage | miller7: agreed. NOT shiny! |
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18:56.25 | illc0mmm | yeah, matte finish for sure |
18:56.35 | illc0mmm | wasim: I would think, apple like for the plastics |
18:56.41 | blitzrage | wasim: if home/end-user, then I like this phone and I want one! |
18:56.43 | illc0mmm | wasim: I like the design |
18:57.04 | wasim | blitzrage: the corp version would be more professiona type, but have similar design characteristc |
18:57.20 | blitzrage | wasim: right. I could see that. More square for a corp version then eh? |
18:57.25 | miller7 | I am not too sure about the wheel too. Perhaps it would break easily or not work nice. Buttons might be best? dunno |
18:57.45 | blitzrage | miller7: not a bad suggestion. Like a rubber button. |
18:58.01 | illc0mmm | miller7: wheel mice? |
18:58.03 | blitzrage | make the button hour-glass shaped |
18:58.07 | illc0mmm | yeah |
18:58.26 | miller7 | also under farfon is a button to activate speaker? |
18:58.26 | wasim | up down rocket button? |
18:58.33 | wasim | miller7: yeah |
18:58.34 | blitzrage | wheels tend to get clogged with food stuffs with a home user |
18:58.39 | illc0mmm | hmm |
18:58.39 | miller7 | wasim: very nice |
18:58.40 | illc0mmm | true |
18:58.48 | blitzrage | wasim: yah.. rocker button, hourglass shaped, rubberized. |
18:58.57 | wasim | maybe two buttons, one speaker / DND |
18:59.02 | illc0mmm | wasim: you know, a barebones kit might sell too... |
18:59.07 | miller7 | it's difficult to clean wheels too. It will seem very dirty after some months |
18:59.12 | illc0mmm | wasim: I'm thinking of nerdy type people |
18:59.18 | illc0mmm | like me. :) |
18:59.59 | wasim | yeah, break open the farfon, and do what you want |
19:00.02 | blitzrage | wasim: yah.. a DND button would be very handy |
19:00.08 | blitzrage | lol |
19:00.18 | illc0mmm | wasim: lol |
19:00.18 | outtolunc | it's called a hammer |
19:00.31 | blitzrage | brb.. need food |
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19:01.03 | miller7 | rubber material on the sides will make it look pretty comfortable and soft in touch as well |
19:01.59 | wasim | yep, AND ScaredyCat will hug me for this, production version may have a graphic LCD |
19:02.09 | wasim | i just ofund out we may have a ncadidate lcd |
19:02.31 | illc0mmm | wasim: where do you go to get plastics made? |
19:03.08 | wasim | illc0mmm: prolly close to where i have the board made |
19:03.20 | blitzrage | damnit.. only a single 3 cheese mini-pizza in the freezer.. |
19:04.04 | wasim | illc0mmm: what do you recommend? |
19:04.22 | miller7 | wasim: when do you think this phone can be in production? |
19:04.30 | miller7 | something like end feb? |
19:05.46 | illc0mmm | wasim: Oh, I was asking. I have no idea. hehe |
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19:06.06 | wasim | miller7: earlier if its urgent, but yeah, feb is what i've got planned |
19:06.09 | illc0mmm | wasim: I googled, prototypes are expensive. like $2500 |
19:06.13 | illc0mmm | for $25 |
19:06.20 | illc0mmm | so I guess $100/ea for proto isn't too bad |
19:06.32 | wasim | that's $100/key |
19:06.36 | wasim | ehm... |
19:06.39 | illc0mmm | oh yeah |
19:06.43 | wasim | :P |
19:06.46 | illc0mmm | haha, didnt think of it that way |
19:06.48 | illc0mmm | buy your right |
19:06.54 | illc0mmm | www.protomold.com |
19:06.59 | illc0mmm | buy = but' |
19:07.21 | illc0mmm | i dont know enough about that industry |
19:07.30 | wasim | i can get a plastic made for this if you'll don't mind paying an extra $20 |
19:07.41 | wasim | coz the mould is about $1000 |
19:07.45 | illc0mmm | haha |
19:07.50 | illc0mmm | you have to really be sure, huh |
19:08.11 | illc0mmm | I wonder if there are stock parts for some of that, like keys? |
19:08.35 | wasim | no, we'd still use a donor phone for those |
19:08.38 | UnixDawg | what phone |
19:08.49 | illc0mmm | I'm just thinking production. dont mind me. :) |
19:08.53 | wasim | well, not really, i guess i could do a key mould too... |
19:09.06 | illc0mmm | if it was wood or metal I could make them. :) |
19:09.07 | wasim | well, prototype as close to production is better, if we can do the mould, then why not? |
19:09.11 | wasim | silicon |
19:09.12 | illc0mmm | yep |
19:10.07 | illc0mmm | here you go: http://www.engineersedge.com/injection_molding,.htm |
19:10.12 | UnixDawg | sip or iax phone |
19:10.28 | wasim | UnixDawg: iax |
19:10.30 | illc0mmm | I say just make it out of titanium and be done with it. :) |
19:10.37 | illc0mmm | match a G5 |
19:11.13 | UnixDawg | what will be the cost |
19:11.19 | UnixDawg | in the end unit |
19:11.27 | bkw_ | I HATE SBC |
19:11.32 | bkw_ | and their 26.95/mth DSL |
19:11.37 | bkw_ | FUCK THEM |
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19:11.54 | miller7 | bkw_: are they females? |
19:12.15 | bkw_ | I don't care.. I wish something would erase SBC from existance |
19:12.25 | bkw_ | they started a price war on DSL |
19:12.29 | bkw_ | and we aren't getting involved |
19:12.34 | wasim | UnixDawg: in the end, $20 retail |
19:12.48 | bkw_ | "But sbc is 26.95 and your 39.95/mth" |
19:12.55 | wasim | UnixDawg: for the foreseeable future starting @ $100 and going down |
19:12.55 | miller7 | wasim: in the end of the world? :) |
19:12.55 | blitzrage | wasim: what? seriously only $20 retail ? |
19:13.06 | UnixDawg | ahh ok |
19:13.07 | wasim | blitzrage: yeah, 500k units gets you to that price mark |
19:13.07 | blitzrage | wasim: that's pretty good |
19:13.11 | miller7 | bkw_: well, that's the only answer you can tell |
19:13.14 | blitzrage | wasim: very nice |
19:13.16 | UnixDawg | I cant wait to see this unit |
19:13.29 | UnixDawg | replace grandstream sip phones |
19:13.32 | illc0mmm | I really like the concept art |
19:13.36 | bkw_ | miller7 I tell them to think about the 3500-5000 people that got a pink slip at SBC because of the low ball DSL prices. |
19:13.46 | bkw_ | merry christmas mother fucker! |
19:13.51 | bkw_ | YOU'RE FIRED! |
19:13.53 | UnixDawg | rneese@adelphia.net |
19:13.58 | bkw_ | oh well |
19:14.08 | illc0mmm | SBC sux neway |
19:14.14 | wasim | UnixDawg: joking, there are lots of pics on the site |
19:14.15 | illc0mmm | they should be happy |
19:14.19 | illc0mmm | :) |
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19:14.37 | wasim | hmm... sbc, haven;t seen bicster lately |
19:14.40 | wasim | ~seen bicster |
19:14.44 | | bicster <~nobody@cs2417592-124.houston.rr.com> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 14d 19h 39m 9s ago, saying: 'thanks again denon'. |
19:14.44 | UnixDawg | phone companies are going to loose out as more people move to cable and fiber and iax/sip phones |
19:14.51 | illc0mmm | 1st prize, a cadalic, anyone want to see second prize? Second prize is a set of steak knives, thrid prize is your fired! |
19:14.52 | UnixDawg | whats the url |
19:15.05 | wasim | UnixDawg: farfon.com? |
19:16.10 | miller7 | well, after first stage I think we should all consider putting a combined larger buy so that we can get lower pricing. Because $100 x 100 units = 250 units x $40 |
19:16.19 | miller7 | perhaps this is something to think about |
19:17.02 | UnixDawg | will it be wall montable |
19:17.09 | wasim | yep |
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19:17.26 | UnixDawg | or is it like the gs phone has the screw holes but no lip on the handset |
19:17.36 | UnixDawg | to hang it up |
19:18.15 | blitzrage | wasim: I would prefer some sort of base that you can remove to make it either sit flat on the wall, or raise it up 15 degrees for placement on a desk. |
19:18.46 | wasim | how about a base that has the holes, and that'll make it flat on the wall? |
19:19.05 | wasim | how many put it on a wall vs the desk? 50/50? |
19:19.15 | blitzrage | wasim: yah.. that sounds right |
19:19.27 | UnixDawg | like the merlin phones |
19:19.28 | blitzrage | wasim: I think either way are pretty common |
19:19.47 | wasim | but all this requires design engineering! which i can't/haven't catered for at this stage |
19:20.04 | blitzrage | the base on my NT phone detaches and you rotate it 180 degrees, and put it back on to switch from desk to wall |
19:20.06 | wasim | i've spoken to atleast one design school to make an ongoing project |
19:20.32 | wasim | blitzrage: right, i've seen that |
19:20.40 | UnixDawg | does it have all the buttons the gs phone has |
19:20.46 | blitzrage | I liked that design.. but some people might struggle with it |
19:20.56 | blitzrage | UnixDawg: didn't you look at the pictures ? |
19:21.30 | wasim | i think less buttons personally, lets have a more intuitive interface |
19:21.36 | blitzrage | agreed |
19:21.40 | wasim | since we have * on the other side |
19:21.41 | blitzrage | programmable buttons! |
19:21.47 | wasim | and COMPLETE communciation between the two |
19:21.54 | wasim | so butoons that change, right |
19:21.59 | blitzrage | what if we don't have * ? |
19:22.08 | wasim | no, this is an * client |
19:22.18 | wasim | you can't run it without |
19:24.09 | blitzrage | ahhhh ok |
19:25.28 | UnixDawg | well I have made a ip based * server from a mini-itx mb and a case and a 512 meg hd |
19:25.50 | UnixDawg | small ver of fbsd and * |
19:25.53 | ErikN | simple q: I have _XXXX,1,Voicemail(u${EXTEN:1}) and voice mail gets kicked off with Voicemail(uXXXX) ? I thought it was supposed to be the number I dialed (like 8001) ? |
19:26.01 | puzzled | UnixDawg: fanless? |
19:26.03 | UnixDawg | sorry nano itx mb |
19:26.06 | UnixDawg | yep |
19:26.08 | puzzled | nice |
19:26.12 | illc0mmm | UnixDawg: I'd like to see a combination of m0n0wall and * with a web interface |
19:26.13 | illc0mmm | that would rock |
19:26.36 | blitzrage | ErikN: the way you have it.. if you dial 8001, it goes to voicemail 800 |
19:26.39 | illc0mmm | make a nice little small office appliance |
19:26.46 | blitzrage | ErikN: ${EXTEN:1} - the :1 removes the first digit |
19:26.47 | many | 001 |
19:26.50 | UnixDawg | right now it uses pgsql |
19:26.51 | blitzrage | ErikN: make that 001 :) |
19:26.58 | ErikN | blitzrage: yeah - ok so once I fixed that... :-) |
19:26.59 | blitzrage | many: :) |
19:27.03 | UnixDawg | and I think qwwe can build a interface |
19:27.05 | blitzrage | ErikN: looks fine after that |
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19:27.14 | ErikN | blitzrage: hmmm... |
19:27.15 | UnixDawg | and install apache |
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19:27.58 | ErikN | blitzrage: make that - it trys to goto voicemail(u_XXXX) |
19:28.00 | UnixDawg | I just built the unit to get * off my main box |
19:28.01 | ajh | bkw_: I see some posts on bugs about transfer & voicemail on zap channels. Are you working on this? |
19:28.06 | loko_moko | Does anyone have a PRI in los angeles? |
19:28.18 | blitzrage | ErikN: no it doesn't.. the _ just means it is going to pattern match |
19:28.31 | ErikN | k |
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19:28.38 | blitzrage | ErikN: that does't get passed to the voicemail app |
19:29.04 | ErikN | blitzrage: here is what the console says: -- Executing VoiceMail("SIP/4002-b1d9", "u_XXXX") in new stack |
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19:29.17 | blitzrage | ErikN: hrm... that's very wierd... |
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19:29.25 | JerJer | ErikN: then you have _XXXX in your extensions.conf like that |
19:29.48 | ErikN | JerJer: this is what I have in ext.conf: exten => _XXXX,9,Voicemail(u${EXTEN}) ; send to x100 vm |
19:30.09 | UnixDawg | I want to design a mb like the nano itx but have it to allow plug on uits |
19:30.17 | zoa | ~kram |
19:30.21 | | Looking for the elusive BishopChicken. |
19:30.28 | angler | Wish one of the Digium devs. happy birthday at exten 6211 |
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19:30.32 | UnixDawg | like the x100p and the fxp ports |
19:31.28 | UnixDawg | and remove video and other un needed ports |
19:33.24 | UnixDawg | but for now a mini itx or nano itx will have to do |
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19:33.44 | yebo | h3x: i hear you have good PRI pricing? |
19:35.38 | loko_moko | lol |
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19:38.20 | UnixDawg | I like the nano itx due to the fact the parallel and serial ports have been removed |
19:44.10 | ajh | bkw_: are you around? |
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19:45.53 | hey | is 10/100 enough for a production system?...or is Gigabit necessary? |
19:45.56 | wasim | i love bbc food at christmas time |
19:46.18 | wasim | hey: 15-16 kbps will get you on a single IAX+LPC10 channel |
19:46.30 | wasim | bleh, get you by |
19:46.32 | hey | i can't use IAX for this particular setup |
19:46.45 | wasim | why heaven not? |
19:46.48 | hey | wasim: gotsta use h.323 and sip |
19:46.53 | wasim | hey: eww |
19:47.07 | hey | wasim: because in the real world people have requirements handed down by the powers that be |
19:47.10 | dant | hey, you can use gsm with sip, could run that over a dialup |
19:47.18 | wasim | hey: * makes you a power that be |
19:47.27 | hey | i was more wondering about the nic |
19:47.33 | jets | HumMM |
19:47.35 | hey | the pipe will be plenty fat |
19:47.54 | hey | i'll be running 30 - 60 cps |
19:48.06 | dant | hey, how many concurrent calls are you planning to service and with what codec? |
19:48.14 | hey | 30-60 |
19:48.19 | hey | dant: 30-60 |
19:48.32 | wasim | codec? g729? |
19:48.36 | hey | dant: 729A and 723 |
19:49.10 | dant | at that rate, using G711, you would use under 7mbit |
19:49.14 | hey | by my math, it doesn't seem that Gigabit is needed |
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19:49.40 | hey | just wondering if actual practive has shown otherwise |
19:49.44 | dant | 60 calls at 110kbit/s each = 6.6mbit |
19:49.54 | hey | k bits or kbytes? |
19:50.02 | dant | for g711 with all the overhead |
19:50.03 | blitzrage | bits I'm sure |
19:50.03 | dant | bits |
19:50.20 | blitzrage | bytes would be REDICULOUS :) |
19:50.31 | jets | ya no shit |
19:50.37 | dant | think about the sound quality tho :) |
19:50.38 | jets | we could be streaming video at that point |
19:50.56 | wasim | hey, noooo!! you need a 10g etherenet |
19:51.04 | hey | ok...so then there appears absolutely no reason that a Gigabit NIC is neccessary for a high MOS in a production environment running 30-60 cps using G.729/G.723 |
19:51.05 | dant | jets, dvd only runs up to about 12mbit/s doesn't it? |
19:51.24 | hey | 10 g really?!! you are an idiot |
19:51.36 | wasim | yes, confirmed many a time |
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19:51.47 | hey | wasim: thank you for your professionalism |
19:52.10 | jets | I'm waiting for terabit nics. |
19:52.14 | jets | with there MTU still at 1500 |
19:52.14 | jets | haha |
19:52.15 | jets | *laugh* |
19:52.20 | wasim | sorry, gentler kinder #asterisk |
19:52.28 | dant | 10gig ethernet would definitely ensure low latency on the link at least :) |
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19:53.02 | dant | jets, think terabit bandwidth of voice traffic, how many packets!? |
19:55.25 | outtolunc | hell i still have a 10base2 segment in my house |
19:55.31 | bkw_ | shoot him |
19:55.39 | bkw_ | outtolunc thats evil |
19:55.59 | outtolunc | why, my 802.11b is 10meg only |
19:56.01 | dant | I've got a T connector on my desk |
19:56.28 | JerJer | outtolunc: more like 4-5meg user |
19:56.31 | outtolunc | i also have 100baset stuff |
19:56.48 | outtolunc | this is just 1 segment in my house <G> |
19:58.54 | bkw_ | I will drag my ehternet cable around before I go wireless |
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19:59.03 | bkw_ | the cable can get me farther than 802.11b can |
19:59.21 | sudhir | Anyone using conferencing feature of asterisk? |
19:59.25 | zoa | yes |
19:59.48 | dant | yup |
19:59.50 | bkw_ | haha |
19:59.56 | bkw_ | thats like asking if we are on planet earth! |
20:00.06 | wasim | no, we're on planet * |
20:00.19 | outtolunc | i still have about 450' on a spool of rg58 <G> |
20:00.20 | sudhir | How is it? If I need the ability to be able to conference upto a max of 96 lines, with quad T1 card, is it possible |
20:00.35 | bkw_ | 96 at ONCE |
20:00.37 | bkw_ | are you mad man |
20:00.45 | sudhir | I mean, what kind of hardware should I look for |
20:00.48 | bkw_ | that would be white noise.. and borg like |
20:01.01 | wasim | sudhir: get a te410p |
20:01.35 | sudhir | I know about t410p, but to be able to mix that many channels, one needs massive processing power |
20:02.02 | wasim | in a single conference? |
20:02.06 | sudhir | yes |
20:03.01 | gadams666 | anyone having problems with nufone WORLD context? showing 500ms response time right now |
20:03.08 | sudhir | I was thinking about some kind of arbitration, ie. detect the sound level, and then mix a limited number of channels. |
20:03.11 | gadams666 | NAPNA 45ms |
20:04.13 | sudhir | Let me put the question this way, what is the max number of channels that I can realistically mix in a single conference |
20:04.45 | sudhir | Assuming a good processro, say dual Xeon PC with good amount of cache |
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20:07.56 | Nix | hi guys |
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20:08.57 | Nix | is anyone here doing any IAX development work? |
20:11.49 | UnixDawg | depends on what type of development you inquiring on |
20:13.01 | Nix | I have to make a call centre client for Asterisk |
20:13.31 | Nix | I need to build a 300 seat call centre with customised softphones by Jan 1 :-) |
20:13.59 | BigBroth | Sorry folks if this is a repeat. I am having trouble connecting fully with FWD. I can call my number from another and person calling me can hear me but I can not hear them. Any ideas. I have read the Wiki and various configs but am stuck |
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20:15.05 | BigBroth | Is anybody on iptel.org? |
20:15.10 | wasim | ~kill ScaredyCat |
20:15.18 | | ACTION slits ScaredyCat's throat |
20:15.18 | ZX81 | what do I modprobe for with a TDM400P? |
20:15.34 | ScaredyCat | :o |
20:15.43 | dslx | hello |
20:15.43 | jsmith | modprobe wcfxs, i guess |
20:15.51 | jsmith | hello dslx |
20:15.55 | ZX81 | cheers |
20:15.59 | wasim | hey, those E1's up? can we call, need to test max # of channels you can get ina conference |
20:16.05 | Nix | is there any doco on IAX anywhere? |
20:16.11 | wasim | Nix: cvs |
20:16.16 | jsmith | Nix: Very little... read the source! |
20:16.30 | ScaredyCat | 248 channels and nothing on.... |
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20:17.10 | dslx | newbie here, installed *, any recomendations for a 4 FX0 install? Testing X100 but I have some echo |
20:17.13 | Nix | yes. thats what I figured |
20:17.28 | Nix | Does IAX have presence notification like SIP? |
20:17.55 | wasim | ok, i'll jsut do it on IAX |
20:17.56 | Nix | I need to be able to set a client to "on cigarette break" or "at the toilet" etc.. |
20:18.03 | wasim | but thats not a real test |
20:18.14 | wasim | s/real/duplicative of sudhirs env |
20:18.28 | BigBroth | Aslo when I make a call out to the FWD echo server I get the first sylable reply before it goes silent. Any ideas please |
20:20.26 | *** join/#asterisk ZX81 (~matt@www.surecall.co.nz) |
20:23.42 | BigBroth | Can somebody call me on 84855@fwd.pulver.com to test my setup please |
20:24.52 | DeadDawg | BigBroth: i can hear you |
20:24.53 | DeadDawg | :) |
20:25.01 | BigBroth | I can not hear you. |
20:25.05 | BigBroth | :( |
20:25.09 | DeadDawg | my mic as sending out voice, i watched the meter |
20:25.12 | DeadDawg | was* |
20:25.28 | BigBroth | Any idea why mine cant hear you? |
20:25.39 | DeadDawg | sound output problem? |
20:25.43 | DeadDawg | could be router/firewall config problem |
20:25.47 | BigBroth | Whats your number and I will try and call you |
20:25.51 | DeadDawg | 11432 |
20:26.28 | DeadDawg | hmmm, thats weird. |
20:26.45 | *** join/#asterisk Bicster (~jeff@adsl-208-190-105-234.dsl.hstntx.swbell.net) |
20:26.50 | BigBroth | What ports need to be open on the firewall (its the same box that the * server is on) |
20:27.11 | BigBroth | I can call my own echo server from the inside ok |
20:27.26 | DeadDawg | i havent implemented * yet, so i do not have an answer for ya |
20:27.41 | DeadDawg | your echo server works, but FWD echo doesnt? :\ |
20:27.44 | DeadDawg | weird. |
20:27.55 | BigBroth | Can you try callig me again to see if the echo server works ok please |
20:27.56 | Bicster | SIP+NAT==HELL |
20:27.58 | BigBroth | 84855 |
20:28.06 | BigBroth | it will put you straight to it |
20:28.14 | hey | sip+nat == security for me |
20:28.22 | DeadDawg | doesnt answer. |
20:28.24 | Bicster | lol |
20:28.39 | hey | heh |
20:28.49 | Bicster | probably not as secure as you think |
20:28.56 | hey | but a hellish road to security |
20:29.14 | DeadDawg | BigBroth: doesnt work, i couldnt hear a reply. |
20:29.18 | jets | ya how do most people handle a sip soft phone -- aka my ceo on the road uses a tmobile hotspot behind sip? |
20:29.23 | jets | but my * sip isn't firewalled |
20:29.25 | BigBroth | OK thansk |
20:29.27 | DeadDawg | can i call sum1 else to make sure im ok? lol |
20:29.30 | hey | well, i've pretty confident in our admins...they are all govt cleared and whatnot |
20:29.36 | DeadDawg | any have a FWD nubmer i can try :\ |
20:29.43 | BigBroth | 613 |
20:29.48 | BigBroth | its the fwd rcho server |
20:29.49 | Bicster | hmm, I just realized I've been using * for a year now |
20:29.49 | DeadDawg | echo :( |
20:30.03 | jsmith | Bicster: Is that all? Are you sure? |
20:30.15 | Bicster | yes, I first signed onto this channel last December..time flies |
20:30.16 | DeadDawg | yeah, works for me . |
20:30.22 | jsmith | Bicster: I swear you were using it before me, and I've been using it almost 18 months... |
20:30.38 | BigBroth | Does asterisk need any TCP ports opening/ |
20:30.43 | hey | i'm 7.25102 years old |
20:30.47 | Bicster | BigBroth: no |
20:31.33 | Bicster | jsmith: glad to "see a friendly face" though ... I haven't been hanging around here much for the last several months |
20:32.04 | jsmith | Bicster: I know... what have you been up to? |
20:32.09 | wasim | lol, i love playing iwth * |
20:32.25 | Bicster | jsmith: got married, been hacking on a new xbox |
20:32.31 | Bicster | wasim: how's the phone project? |
20:32.32 | jsmith | Bicster: Better use a 10-gauge then... |
20:32.46 | *** join/#asterisk hcqm (~hcqm@200.63.28.226) |
20:32.52 | hcqm | hi all! |
20:34.02 | Bicster | has anyone updated from cvs today? |
20:34.08 | hcqm | yes |
20:34.16 | hcqm | 7AM |
20:34.17 | Bicster | does it work? ;) |
20:34.23 | hcqm | yep |
20:34.28 | hcqm | but |
20:34.31 | Moc | btw jsmith: I got it work, but got to make it better (had to make both side host=dynamic,type=friend .. |
20:34.45 | hcqm | I'm getting this |
20:34.46 | hcqm | Unable to create channel of type 'IAX' |
20:34.47 | hcqm | <PROTECTED> |
20:34.53 | jsmith | Moc: I'm glad to hear you got it working... |
20:34.57 | *** join/#asterisk mortck (~test@cache.ms.de.webdiscount.net) |
20:35.05 | hcqm | when calling to DIAX096B on NAT |
20:35.06 | wasim | *CLI> show conferences |
20:35.06 | wasim | Conf Num Parties Activity |
20:35.06 | wasim | 22 0111 00:03:46 |
20:35.09 | wasim | hmm.. |
20:35.25 | Bicster | that's a big conference :) |
20:35.28 | wasim | eww... load shot up on the athlon |
20:35.56 | hcqm | but the problem is the same i had on the previous release |
20:36.09 | jjanzer | heh |
20:36.12 | hcqm | I've posted on the list, but no response |
20:36.48 | Moc | jsmith: I wanted to thanks you .. hehe |
20:36.50 | jsmith | hcqm: Do you have chan_iax.so loaded... |
20:37.06 | hcqm | jsmith: yes |
20:37.07 | Moc | your the only one or so to have ansered me ;) |
20:37.19 | jsmith | Moc: No problem... I'm glad I can help out... If you're feeling generous, help out in #asterisk-doc or paypal a buck or two |
20:37.48 | *** part/#asterisk hey (~me@216.253.86.210) |
20:38.03 | jsmith | hcqm: I'm not sure what else to tell you... obviously it's having problems creating an IAX channel... is the IAX port in use by another process? Are you running asterisk as root? |
20:39.05 | jets | Moc: Or buy lots of digium hardware (yay!) |
20:41.14 | Moc | jets: maybe once I play with x100p I'll look for a 2 port analog card |
20:44.11 | slacker | anybody have the cfgfmt.c file from the ATA package? |
20:45.11 | hcqm | jsmith: root user ok, and port no. is commented out on iax.conf |
20:45.37 | jsmith | hcqm: If port number is commented out, then you'll probably have to use IAX2 and not IAX |
20:45.43 | jsmith | hcqm: Does IAX2 work for you? |
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20:47.28 | *** join/#asterisk Shido6_ (~shido@d57-81-103.home.cgocable.net) |
20:48.17 | hcqm | jsmith: I use DIAX096B (iax2 checked) |
20:48.36 | *** join/#asterisk Elchbulle (~Elchbulle@hoochie.digium.com) |
20:48.44 | Elchbulle | Hi |
20:48.46 | hcqm | jsmith: I'll try to use iax (IAX2 unchecked) |
20:48.56 | *** join/#asterisk brc007 (~sdfw@ip68-109-131-42.ph.ph.cox.net) |
20:49.41 | hcqm | jsmith: CU later.. thanks. |
20:50.22 | *** join/#asterisk dtroy1 (~dtroy@hoochie.digium.com) |
20:52.30 | dtroy1 | anybody have any experience with wilcalu autodialer? |
20:52.43 | DeadDawg | BigBroth: awesome :) |
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20:54.17 | jsmith | dtroy1: No, most people use the sample.call method |
20:54.37 | UnixDawg | ? |
20:54.45 | UnixDawg | what sample.call method |
20:54.47 | dtroy1 | yeah, am looking at using both for various things. |
20:55.00 | jsmith | Look in the asterisk source, you'll see a file called sample.call |
20:55.01 | dtroy1 | for making outbound calls using pbx_spool.c module. |
20:55.16 | dtroy1 | i am talking about automating autodial using the wilcalu module. |
20:55.25 | jsmith | Change it to meet your needs, copy it to /var/spool/outgoing (or whatever that is...) and it'll dial |
20:55.47 | dtroy1 | just am curious what the intended differences were between wilcalu and pbx_spool |
20:58.14 | Sobek | Channel: Zap/g2/<yourphone> |
20:58.14 | Sobek | MaxRetries: 2 |
20:58.14 | Sobek | RetryTime: 60 |
20:58.14 | Sobek | WaitTime: 30 |
20:58.14 | Sobek | CallerID: Yo Man It's Me |
20:58.17 | Sobek | Context: SLCMainMenu |
20:58.19 | Sobek | Extension: 5001 |
20:58.19 | *** join/#asterisk KilroyWRK (KilroyWRK@64.21.72.87) |
20:58.21 | Sobek | Priority: 1 |
20:58.35 | jets | 00m |
20:59.01 | Sobek | That will call an outside line and when they answer connect them to an internal extension (music on hold with the UofU) fight song. |
20:59.17 | dtroy1 | url for ata 3.0 software? |
20:59.47 | *** join/#asterisk ZX81 (~matt@www.surecall.co.nz) |
21:00.19 | wasim | ouch ... did you see the revised sketch? |
21:00.27 | ZX81 | I have 5 channels showing up in ztcfg but none in asterisk |
21:00.32 | wasim | oh, was that hug for, or the graphic lcd? |
21:00.50 | ScaredyCat | zx81 /etc/asterisk/zapata.conf |
21:00.59 | ScaredyCat | yes wasim |
21:01.07 | ZX81 | dont have one |
21:01.15 | ScaredyCat | you need one zx81 |
21:01.25 | ZX81 | the sheet that it came with had it twinked out |
21:01.27 | UnixDawg | what is safe_asterisk for |
21:01.27 | *** join/#asterisk fyman (~fyman@CPE-138-130-16-113.nsw.bigpond.net.au) |
21:01.36 | ZX81 | should i reinstall linux? |
21:01.38 | UnixDawg | I have not go it to work right on fbsd |
21:01.40 | ZX81 | and start again? |
21:01.52 | ScaredyCat | UnixDawg: restarts * if it fails |
21:01.58 | ZX81 | or can I just get the cvs thingy of it |
21:01.59 | ScaredyCat | ZX81: no |
21:02.06 | ScaredyCat | cvs update .. |
21:02.10 | ZX81 | ok |
21:02.14 | ZX81 | cheers |
21:02.25 | UnixDawg | I will have to work on it for fbsd and see if I can fix it |
21:02.39 | ScaredyCat | if you want some sample files do a 'make samples' - back up you old files |
21:02.51 | *** join/#asterisk theroute (~therouter@hoochie.digium.com) |
21:03.24 | ScaredyCat | ZX81: what version of * are you using? |
21:04.05 | wasim | quack |
21:04.07 | *** join/#asterisk simprix (~simprix@ip-64-32-242-201.dsl.iad.megapath.net) |
21:04.11 | wasim | err ... /me ducks |
21:04.13 | ScaredyCat | ribbit |
21:04.17 | ZX81 | *? |
21:04.23 | ScaredyCat | * = asterisk |
21:04.27 | ZX81 | :-) |
21:04.31 | ZX81 | latest |
21:04.37 | ScaredyCat | from cvs ? |
21:04.38 | ZX81 | just got it from cvs now |
21:04.55 | ZX81 | cvs update zapata doesn't work |
21:04.56 | simprix | I have a vonage account and i have the little box that vonage sends me to convert into a normal phone line if i got a fx0 card could i plug that in and be able to make calls |
21:05.01 | ScaredyCat | ok, backup your /etc/zaptel.conf and your /etc/asterisk/ dir |
21:05.04 | ZX81 | should i do checkout |
21:05.09 | ScaredyCat | no |
21:05.13 | ScaredyCat | backup your /etc/zaptel.conf and your /etc/asterisk/ dir |
21:05.20 | ZX81 | ok |
21:05.23 | jets | <PROTECTED> |
21:05.25 | jets | :) |
21:05.27 | ScaredyCat | then go to /usr/src/asterisk and do : |
21:05.32 | ScaredyCat | make samples |
21:05.36 | ZX81 | done |
21:05.42 | UnixDawg | I still have to get the fax workingon fbsd also |
21:05.43 | simprix | jets thanks would i have to do anything funny |
21:05.54 | UnixDawg | then we will be better off |
21:06.01 | simprix | does asterisk have auto attendent |
21:06.05 | jets | simprix: no just configure * for it. |
21:06.16 | jets | simprix: yes, it does some "IVR" scripting |
21:06.18 | ScaredyCat | now look in /etc/asterisk/ ZX81 |
21:06.21 | simprix | ok thanks |
21:06.26 | jets | and you can make calls out to databases, etc. |
21:06.34 | ZX81 | yup what for |
21:06.41 | ZX81 | aha |
21:06.45 | ScaredyCat | for the zapata.conf |
21:06.46 | ZX81 | zapata.conf |
21:06.50 | ZX81 | :-) |
21:07.22 | ScaredyCat | ok... copy the backup up /etc/zaptel.conf back to zaptel.conf .. then edit zapata.conf |
21:08.27 | ZX81 | are the channell numbers 0 based or 1 based |
21:08.35 | ZX81 | ie is the first 0 or 1 |
21:10.47 | *** part/#asterisk ZX81 (~matt@www.surecall.co.nz) |
21:10.49 | FuzzyCat | first is 1 |
21:10.57 | FuzzyCat | barst! |
21:11.21 | FuzzyCat | not even a thank you eh |
21:12.10 | ScaredyCat | typical eg FuzzyCat |
21:12.15 | outtolunc | is it friday yet? |
21:12.19 | ScaredyCat | no |
21:12.22 | outtolunc | damn |
21:12.23 | ScaredyCat | get back to work |
21:13.27 | ScaredyCat | not much testing going on there methinks ;) |
21:13.40 | wasim | or testing the irc script |
21:13.45 | ScaredyCat | lol |
21:14.00 | ScaredyCat | /load dodgy_script.irc |
21:14.01 | *** join/#asterisk Chaos (~ccouncil@198.234.252.9) |
21:14.18 | *** join/#asterisk stipe (~stipe@host53-37.pool80117.interbusiness.it) |
21:14.19 | wasim | yet? |
21:14.19 | wasim | 02:12 < ScaredyCat> no |
21:14.19 | wasim | 02:12 < outtolunc> damn |
21:14.19 | wasim | 02:12 < ScaredyCat> get back to work |
21:14.22 | wasim | 02:13 * kram is away - testing - Your msgs will be saved. |
21:14.24 | wasim | 02:13 * kram has returned. |
21:14.27 | wasim | 02:13 < ScaredyCat> not much testing going on there methinks ;) |
21:14.29 | wasim | 02:13 < wasim> or testing the irc script |
21:14.32 | *** part/#asterisk stipe (~stipe@host53-37.pool80117.interbusiness.it) |
21:14.32 | wasim | 02:13 < ScaredyCat> lol |
21:14.34 | wasim | 02:14 < ScaredyCat> /load dodgy_script.irc |
21:14.37 | wasim | aw fuck... sorry |
21:14.42 | wasim | i knew it did that |
21:14.51 | ScaredyCat | * ScaredyCat slaps wasim |
21:14.54 | ScaredyCat | :D |
21:16.00 | Nix | kram. u here? |
21:17.20 | sxpert | Nix: nope :) |
21:18.40 | ManxPower | WARNING[16384]: File loader.c, Line 239 (ast_load_resource): /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/chan_sip.so: undefined symbol: ast_moh_stop |
21:18.42 | ManxPower | HUH? |
21:18.45 | *** join/#asterisk pattieja (~pattieja@63-252-5-1.ip.mcleodusa.net) |
21:18.58 | ScaredyCat | ManxPower: aliens |
21:19.33 | *** join/#asterisk ZX81 (~matt@www.surecall.co.nz) |
21:20.13 | ZX81 | I uncommented the 4 lines in zapata.conf but still have nothing showing up in show channels in asterisk |
21:20.19 | *** join/#asterisk {Sean} (Sean@dyn223.dhcp.sean.net) |
21:20.32 | {Sean} | wiit |
21:20.35 | *** join/#asterisk cypromis (~michael@217.11.142.161) |
21:20.39 | {Sean} | that's kind a like woot |
21:20.41 | {Sean} | only one key off |
21:20.47 | ZX81 | :-) |
21:20.48 | ScaredyCat | twice |
21:20.48 | *** join/#asterisk FryGuy (~FryGuy@66.77.78.228) |
21:20.54 | {Sean} | oh well |
21:20.59 | ZX81 | Does anyone know much about asterisk |
21:21.06 | ZX81 | no channels |
21:21.10 | klasstek | ~nickometer ZX81 |
21:21.10 | | 'ZX81' is 39.000% lame, klasstek |
21:21.11 | ZX81 | really basic probably |
21:21.17 | JerJer | no i know nothing about asterisk |
21:21.21 | Mike | hey guys whats wrong on this line |
21:21.21 | ZX81 | had it for abou 15 years |
21:21.22 | Mike | exten => .8[0-4]XXXXXX,1,Dial(${TRUNK2}/${EXTEN}@outbound,90,Tt) |
21:21.29 | ScaredyCat | mike |
21:21.33 | Mike | ScaredyCat: yes? |
21:21.33 | ScaredyCat | you need a _ |
21:21.39 | ScaredyCat | before the . |
21:21.40 | JerJer | _ |
21:21.45 | Mike | ScaredyCat: the _ will ignore the 8 ? |
21:21.48 | ScaredyCat | no |
21:21.51 | JerJer | period makes no sense there |
21:21.52 | Mike | ok |
21:21.58 | ScaredyCat | well yes |
21:22.05 | ScaredyCat | but why the . then |
21:22.40 | ScaredyCat | change . for _ |
21:22.43 | ZX81 | scardeycat: still no channels |
21:22.54 | Mike | -- Called 1/3006186 |
21:22.54 | Mike | <PROTECTED> |
21:22.54 | Mike | <PROTECTED> |
21:22.54 | Mike | <PROTECTED> |
21:22.56 | ScaredyCat | then u can dial 80,81,82,83,84 + XXXXXXX |
21:22.57 | Mike | it did ignore the 8 |
21:23.02 | Mike | i dont want the 8 to be ignored |
21:23.07 | ScaredyCat | it whont |
21:23.08 | UnixDawg | ok now I will have to build a mini linux pbx |
21:23.15 | Mike | it did ignore the 8 |
21:23.30 | Mike | exten => _8[0-4]XXXXXX,1,Dial(${TRUNK2}/${EXTEN}@outbound,90,Tt |
21:23.33 | ScaredyCat | exten => _8[0-4]XXXXXXXX,1,blah blah |
21:23.39 | Mike | 8 is ignored |
21:23.47 | Mike | ill dial again and ill show you |
21:24.03 | Mike | <PROTECTED> |
21:24.04 | Mike | <PROTECTED> |
21:24.04 | Mike | <PROTECTED> |
21:24.04 | Mike | <PROTECTED> |
21:24.04 | Mike | <PROTECTED> |
21:24.12 | ROM_Man | Can ne1 tell me how to Dial an "*" in a Dial statement? |
21:24.14 | UnixDawg | exten:1 should ignore the 8 |
21:24.25 | ScaredyCat | not ignore UnixDawg |
21:24.29 | ROM_Man | exten => *69,1,Dial,Zap/3/w*69|60 <--- doesn't seem to work |
21:24.33 | ScaredyCat | he dont want it ignored |
21:24.56 | Mike | i want to dial 83006186 |
21:25.04 | ManxPower | ROM_Man, Are you SURE the call came in on Zap/3? |
21:25.05 | Mike | and i just see 3006186 |
21:25.18 | ROM_Man | outgoing call and yes |
21:25.38 | ScaredyCat | ROM_Man: more w's |
21:25.43 | ROM_Man | when I do a zapbarge so i can hear what asterisk is doing I hear MANY digits being dialed |
21:25.58 | ZX81 | I uncommented the lines in zapata.conf |
21:26.08 | ScaredyCat | Mike: do you have an ignorepat=> in that section ? |
21:26.29 | ROM_Man | seems asterisk is not handling the w*69 correctly |
21:26.43 | ScaredyCat | ROM_Man: ..... |
21:26.47 | ScaredyCat | add more w's |
21:27.04 | ScaredyCat | wwwwww*69 |
21:27.16 | ScaredyCat | longer pause before trying |
21:27.28 | klasstek | ignorepat should only affect the playback of dialtone |
21:27.54 | ROM_Man | ScaredyCat: I will but that won't help that asterisk is treating the * as a wildcardand dialing more then just 2 digits. seems like it doubles the number each call or something |
21:28.07 | ScaredyCat | :o |
21:28.14 | Corydon76-work | Each w in the Dial Zap line is exactly half a second of wait. |
21:28.19 | ZX81 | Do you think there is anyone here in New Zealand who would be able to help me? |
21:28.38 | ScaredyCat | Bruce Barton |
21:28.49 | ZX81 | r u for real? |
21:28.55 | Corydon76-work | Interesting question. It assumes you can be helped. |
21:28.56 | ScaredyCat | he is |
21:29.01 | ZX81 | :-) |
21:29.16 | ZX81 | how would I go about contacting him? |
21:29.29 | ScaredyCat | use a spirit guide... |
21:29.32 | simprix | exit |
21:29.40 | ScaredyCat | cheeseburger |
21:29.47 | ScaredyCat | damn, didn;t work |
21:30.07 | ScaredyCat | mmmmm...... |
21:30.09 | Corydon76-work | You use a cheeseburger as a spirit guide? |
21:30.18 | ScaredyCat | no... |
21:30.37 | ROM_Man | seems like a bug report is in order. The "*" seems to cause a "doubling of digits dialed each time I do it.. 1st call 4 digits (should be only 2) 2nd call, 8 digits dialed and so on.... |
21:30.39 | ScaredyCat | simprix commanded an exit, i thought i'd try for a cheese burger |
21:30.50 | Corydon76-work | Don't explain it; it makes it less funny. |
21:30.53 | Corydon76-work | ;-) |
21:31.07 | ScaredyCat | i know, but you are an ameriican :P |
21:31.09 | cypromis | MikeL u sure you don't have stripMSD=1 in zapata.conf ? |
21:31.26 | ScaredyCat | yeah, what cypromis said :) |
21:31.28 | ZX81 | the problem is that I just bought the devkit and my boss is on my case and I'm not getting any further and digium is in the US and are asleep while I am awake...I just want to get one in one out working no SIP nothing just 1 in 1 out |
21:32.14 | ScaredyCat | ZX81: http://ww.automated.it/guidetoasterisk.htm |
21:33.12 | ZX81 | ok I'll go through them ok...does anyone know if the default signalling is sweet for New Zealand |
21:33.35 | ScaredyCat | default signalling for nz is sheep |
21:33.44 | ZX81 | more cows than sheep here now |
21:33.52 | ScaredyCat | and we're gonna whoop yer asses in the rugby too >:) |
21:33.59 | ZX81 | where r u from? |
21:34.08 | ScaredyCat | UK... |
21:34.13 | ZX81 | fluke |
21:34.16 | ScaredyCat | pahh |
21:34.32 | ZX81 | our coach sucked |
21:34.33 | ScaredyCat | whinging nz/au's |
21:34.41 | ScaredyCat | meh! |
21:34.44 | ZX81 | and we had 5 injured players playing |
21:34.57 | ZX81 | out of 15 |
21:35.00 | ScaredyCat | you had 15 injured players. |
21:35.04 | ZX81 | :-) |
21:35.04 | ScaredyCat | hahahahahaha |
21:35.26 | ZX81 | at least our kicker doesn't look as retarded as jonny wilkinson while kicking |
21:35.29 | ZX81 | :-) |
21:36.01 | ScaredyCat | no, but then if he did look as retarded - he might actually make some of the kicks |
21:36.02 | *** part/#asterisk ZX81 (~matt@www.surecall.co.nz) |
21:36.10 | *** join/#asterisk ZX81 (~matt@www.surecall.co.nz) |
21:36.21 | ZX81 | he had a broken foot |
21:36.28 | *** join/#asterisk jsmith (~jsmith@209.180.83.78) |
21:36.34 | ZX81 | :-) |
21:36.35 | ScaredyCat | yeah, and the rest of the team had broken nails |
21:36.52 | ZX81 | at least they're all below 50 |
21:37.00 | ZX81 | we'll thrash you next time |
21:37.02 | ZX81 | :-) |
21:37.09 | ScaredyCat | on saturday... |
21:37.17 | ScaredyCat | we'll stuff u full of sheep |
21:37.26 | ZX81 | ah the barbarians...not really nz |
21:37.34 | ZX81 | nz players playing in uk |
21:37.41 | ZX81 | all the ones we didn't want |
21:37.54 | ScaredyCat | hahaha, all the good ones that left |
21:37.57 | ZX81 | I should hope you can beat them |
21:38.04 | ScaredyCat | with a stick |
21:38.10 | ZX81 | they're all like 50 |
21:38.25 | ZX81 | you have no wilkinson tho |
21:38.30 | ScaredyCat | aint that the average age ... for an nz player |
21:38.38 | ZX81 | more like 15 |
21:39.34 | ScaredyCat | no that's sheep per night ;) |
21:39.53 | ScaredyCat | anyho... back to qork |
21:39.55 | *** join/#asterisk david (~d@vidcoulson.com) |
21:39.56 | ScaredyCat | work |
21:40.00 | ZX81 | sweet l8r |
21:40.08 | *** part/#asterisk ZX81 (~matt@www.surecall.co.nz) |
21:44.15 | Sobek | Must rebuild nvidia modules.. :-( |
21:44.48 | *** join/#asterisk _GiGi_ (gigi@disc.more.pl) |
21:47.32 | brc007 | scaredycat... http://ww.automated.it/guidetoasterisk.htm isn't working fore me... |
21:47.52 | *** join/#asterisk Sobek (~btatton@209.180.83.1) |
21:48.20 | jsmith | ~lart Sobek |
21:50.49 | *** join/#asterisk adam_gafachi (~vitoS@69-55-69-130.da.netsville.net) |
21:51.07 | Sobek | Back off or I'll start swinging my clue X 4 :-) |
21:51.52 | Sobek | Quote from the Boss: I didn't say it was your fault. I said I was going to blame it on you. |
21:53.30 | Sobek | jbot's just a tad violent... :-) |
21:53.40 | jsmith | ~kill Sobek |
21:53.43 | | ACTION slits Sobek's throat |
21:53.47 | wasim | jbot is a wuss |
21:53.48 | | i don't know, wasim |
21:54.06 | wasim | yes, you are, wussbot |
21:54.06 | Moc | Damn no news fron NuFone !! :( |
21:54.25 | atacomm | :) i got my login from Sipura today to access their site |
21:54.28 | *** join/#asterisk ZX81 (~matt@www.surecall.co.nz) |
21:54.32 | jsmith | ~whaleslap sobek |
21:54.35 | | ACTION slaps sobek upside and over the head with one freakishly huge killer whale named hugh |
21:54.53 | brc007 | <PROTECTED> |
21:54.59 | ZX81 | ztcfg shows channels but zap show channels shows nothing |
21:55.05 | ZX81 | brc007 no |
21:55.10 | brc007 | k |
21:55.14 | ZX81 | too much sip stuff |
21:55.14 | wasim | just a lackey for all the wussys here, doing their dirty work, no credit to yourself, you are a disgrace to bots |
21:55.24 | ZX81 | i just want pabx |
21:55.27 | jsmith | ZX81: Then your zapata.conf is bad |
21:55.34 | ZX81 | bad? |
21:55.37 | jsmith | wasim: Amen! |
21:57.55 | ZX81 | it's just the sample one with lines uncommented |
21:58.00 | ScaredyCat | brc007: 3 w's |
21:58.07 | ScaredyCat | http://www.automated.it/guidetoasterisk.htm |
21:58.47 | brc007 | oh....oohhhh...DOH |
21:58.57 | brc007 | man...I feel stupid |
21:59.01 | brc007 | tks |
21:59.11 | ScaredyCat | :) |
21:59.22 | ZX81 | signalling=fxo_ks ... callerid=greenphone ... channel => 1 |
21:59.25 | atacomm | hahaha |
21:59.26 | atacomm | http://www.cnn.com/2003/EDUCATION/12/16/srudents.arrested.ap/index.html |
21:59.47 | ZX81 | what is bad about it? |
21:59.56 | *** join/#asterisk russT (~rusty@65-101-255-24.dnvr.qwest.net) |
21:59.57 | dheckaman_ | SuperMicro SuperServer 5013 |
21:59.57 | ScaredyCat | you should have seen me at 2 am this morning, trying to work out why the src rpm for linux was a load of patches... |
22:00.07 | dheckaman_ | blehch |
22:00.12 | dheckaman_ | <PROTECTED> |
22:00.19 | *** join/#asterisk ToyMan (~stuq@user-0cevdks.cable.mindspring.com) |
22:00.22 | dheckaman_ | is that the x100p? |
22:00.47 | ZX81 | fxo_ks for internal lines fxs_ks for external? |
22:00.49 | atacomm | lol, god, now you have to worry about WiFi roaming charges now that TMobile and iPass are working together |
22:00.59 | ZX81 | yes |
22:01.08 | ZX81 | everything the same |
22:01.17 | ZX81 | except for I don't want SIP |
22:01.31 | ZX81 | and it says coming soon extensions.conf |
22:01.36 | dheckaman_ | whats the modprobe command for x100p? |
22:01.45 | Sobek | modprobe |
22:01.46 | ZX81 | wcfxo |
22:01.50 | dheckaman_ | ah |
22:01.57 | ScaredyCat | alienprobe anux |
22:02.03 | ScaredyCat | /s/s/x/ |
22:02.34 | ZX81 | ScardeyCat: that crack seems to be kicking in well 4 u |
22:02.48 | ScaredyCat | i need it.... its all that keeps me going |
22:03.05 | *** join/#asterisk fyman (~fyman@CPE-138-130-16-113.nsw.bigpond.net.au) |
22:04.39 | ZX81 | is there a way I can make ztcfg details go to zapata.conf |
22:05.10 | ScaredyCat | ZX81: what card have you got? |
22:05.24 | ZX81 | X100p and TDM400p |
22:05.41 | ScaredyCat | right... how many ports on the 400p ? |
22:05.52 | ZX81 | I modprobed them in the wrong order but just swapped the order... |
22:05.58 | ZX81 | 4 holes 1 light |
22:06.11 | ZX81 | so i dunno |
22:06.15 | ScaredyCat | so 1 module fitted... |
22:06.15 | ZX81 | it's the devkit |
22:06.20 | ZX81 | right |
22:06.21 | ScaredyCat | ok.. 1 sec |
22:06.27 | ZX81 | i set up 5 in total |
22:06.54 | ScaredyCat | in zaptel.conf |
22:06.56 | ScaredyCat | fxsks=1 |
22:06.56 | ScaredyCat | fxoks=2 |
22:07.04 | ScaredyCat | in zapata.conf |
22:07.10 | puzzled | crack? where? |
22:07.26 | ScaredyCat | i used it all, gae the rest to martin |
22:07.37 | ZX81 | zapata or zaptel |
22:08.05 | ScaredyCat | those 2 lines in zaptel.. |
22:08.15 | ScaredyCat | the folloign in zapata |
22:08.31 | ScaredyCat | context=bell ; context in extensions.conf for incoming calls |
22:08.51 | ScaredyCat | signalling=fxs_ks |
22:08.51 | ScaredyCat | callerid=asreceived |
22:08.51 | ScaredyCat | channel=1 |
22:09.10 | ScaredyCat | signalling=fxo_ks |
22:09.20 | *** join/#asterisk Carp (Carp@ip-204-97-151-76.modem.logical.net) |
22:09.25 | ScaredyCat | callerid="My phone" <12344> |
22:09.25 | ScaredyCat | channel=2 |
22:09.46 | Carp | ~stats |
22:09.47 | | Since Tue Dec 16 05:27:07 2003, there have been 16 modifications, 41 questions, 31 dunnos, 0 morons and 44 commands. I have been awake for 16h 42m 39s this session, and currently reference 85786 factoids. I'm using about 15200 kB of memory. With 0 active forks. Process time user/system 377.59/76.31 child 105.09/6.73 |
22:09.56 | ScaredyCat | stick a contect=home before the channel=2 |
22:10.12 | ZX81 | contect or contact |
22:10.18 | ScaredyCat | context |
22:10.19 | kram | ~2+2 |
22:10.22 | | 4 |
22:10.22 | ZX81 | k |
22:10.27 | wasim | bah, i was able to maintain 80 people in a conference on an athlon 2200 with the load at .7 |
22:10.42 | wasim | going to 100 killed it |
22:10.48 | ScaredyCat | :o |
22:10.56 | ZX81 | still nufink |
22:11.13 | wasim | but that's still great.. these were iax2/ulaw |
22:11.15 | ScaredyCat | ZX81: you need to RESTART * not reload |
22:11.20 | *** join/#asterisk fyman (~fyman@CPE-138-130-16-113.nsw.bigpond.net.au) |
22:11.37 | ZX81 | you mean type restart in asterisk console? |
22:11.49 | ScaredyCat | restart now |
22:11.51 | dheckaman_ | lol |
22:12.01 | ZX81 | restart pc? |
22:12.04 | ScaredyCat | no |
22:12.06 | Carp | ~234234234234234*5435345435435*345345*345*435*345*345 |
22:12.07 | | a number with quite a few digits... |
22:12.07 | ScaredyCat | type |
22:12.10 | ScaredyCat | restart now |
22:12.15 | dheckaman_ | HAHAAHA |
22:12.19 | ScaredyCat | in the asterisk cli |
22:12.41 | ZX81 | cleanly exiting |
22:12.53 | ScaredyCat | now do: |
22:12.57 | ScaredyCat | asterisk -r |
22:13.12 | ZX81 | unable to connect to remote asterisk |
22:13.30 | Sobek | /etc/init.d/asterisk restart |
22:13.31 | ScaredyCat | ok, so youll need to start it again.. |
22:13.35 | Sobek | asterisk -vvvvvvr |
22:14.09 | bkw_ | SOMEONE SHOOT ME |
22:14.16 | ZX81 | none of those commands work |
22:14.20 | Sobek | ~kill bkw_ |
22:14.22 | | ACTION slits bkw_'s throat |
22:14.22 | *** join/#asterisk shawn (~shawn@adsl-64-169-95-67.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net) |
22:14.27 | ZX81 | shall I restart the box? |
22:14.33 | ScaredyCat | no |
22:14.36 | dheckaman_ | how do I use wget to pull files off a ftp server? |
22:14.37 | Sobek | Didn't have a gun bkw_ :-) |
22:14.39 | *** join/#asterisk klicTel (~Claude@modemcable115.119-131-66.mc.videotron.ca) |
22:14.40 | jets | ~kill bkw_ |
22:14.43 | | ACTION slits bkw_'s throat |
22:14.50 | dheckaman_ | it doesnt seem to support user/pass |
22:14.50 | dheckaman_ | :( |
22:14.53 | ZX81 | ~kill ZX81 |
22:14.56 | | ACTION slits ZX81's throat |
22:14.58 | klasstek | ~kill jbot |
22:15.01 | | ACTION slits jbot's throat |
22:15.09 | klicTel | Hi all |
22:15.19 | shawn | what are you guys doing about outgoing long distance? Setting up my own asterisk box doesn't get me flat rate long distance |
22:15.24 | ZX81 | how do I restart it? |
22:15.30 | klicTel | I have a little IAX2 question |
22:15.36 | ScaredyCat | ~kill kill them, kill them all |
22:15.38 | | ACTION slits kill them, kill them all's throat |
22:16.05 | klicTel | how do you stop the registre refresh from the softphone? |
22:16.12 | wasim | shawn: nufone |
22:16.14 | jsmith | Look! It's "The Return of the Kram"... |
22:16.23 | ErikN | is there anyway to make dial() run an AGI script when the user answers? |
22:16.23 | wasim | shawn: or voicepulse |
22:16.26 | ScaredyCat | klicTel: shut down the applicaiton |
22:16.29 | wasim | shawn: or etc, etc |
22:16.38 | jsmith | ErikN: Yes... |
22:16.39 | klasstek | ~kram |
22:16.40 | | Looking for the elusive BishopChicken. |
22:16.50 | ScaredyCat | jsmith: no |
22:16.56 | ErikN | jsmith: using A()? |
22:17.04 | wasim | jsmith: himself, me thinks |
22:17.11 | klicTel | ScaryCat: you mean iaxc_shutdown? |
22:17.28 | ZX81 | ScardeyCat: I could just restart |
22:17.31 | jets | ~jets |
22:17.33 | jsmith | ErikN: Sorry... I was wrong... didn't read your entire question... |
22:17.37 | ScaredyCat | zx81 ... |
22:17.52 | jets | ~kill yurmoms |
22:17.55 | | ACTION slits yurmoms's throat |
22:17.55 | ScaredyCat | are you of the console? or on a ssh session |
22:17.58 | ZX81 | console |
22:18.01 | ZX81 | su - |
22:18.10 | ScaredyCat | ok, try : |
22:18.10 | wasim | ErikN: not dial, but sample.call can |
22:18.14 | ScaredyCat | safe_asterisk |
22:18.28 | ZX81 | lots of segfaults |
22:18.33 | ScaredyCat | :0 |
22:18.38 | ZX81 | line 77 |
22:18.44 | ErikN | wasim: what is sample.call ? |
22:18.49 | ZX81 | core dumped |
22:18.53 | ScaredyCat | Error: alien invasion detectd |
22:18.58 | ZX81 | a million time |
22:19.00 | ZX81 | a million times |
22:19.08 | ZX81 | should I control C it |
22:19.19 | ScaredyCat | yeah kill it... |
22:19.23 | wasim | ErikN: less /usr/src/asterisk/sample.call |
22:19.31 | ZX81 | won't stop |
22:19.34 | ScaredyCat | kill them all |
22:19.55 | ZX81 | can't get to that console anymore |
22:19.57 | wasim | that was a good song |
22:20.10 | dheckaman_ | ~kill jbot is <action> kills $who |
22:20.16 | | ACTION slits jbot is <action> kills $who's throat |
22:20.16 | dheckaman_ | ~kill jbot |
22:20.22 | | ACTION slits jbot's throat |
22:20.22 | dheckaman_ | bloody monkey |
22:20.34 | wasim | you or the bot? |
22:20.38 | ScaredyCat | lol |
22:21.01 | ZX81 | restarting - pc not usable |
22:21.04 | dheckaman_ | both? |
22:21.05 | ZX81 | yback in a sec |
22:21.06 | dheckaman_ | bah |
22:21.10 | ScaredyCat | huh! |
22:21.14 | ScaredyCat | who restarted the pc |
22:21.16 | dheckaman_ | I cant get my config files off my snapserver... |
22:21.16 | dheckaman_ | :( |
22:21.24 | ZX81 | cant use ctrl alt 2 either |
22:21.45 | klasstek | ~nickometer #asterisk |
22:21.47 | | Nickometer list for #asterisk (13 shown; 20 total): TestMasTer (99.83%) ;; s3g4l (99.22%) ;; da-man-So_FL (97.79%) ;; ROM_Man (75%) ;; ReG-Hexer (61%) ;; Sp3ciaL_K (51%) ;; knight- (45%) ;; brc007, spy007 (44%) ;; ZX81 (39%) ;; Lunatic-|, Merlin83b (38%) ;; uranium238 (34%) ;; Corydon76-home, Corydon76-work, Ol1ver, h3x, s3gal (31%) ;; DXManiac, IVRprogr, PBXtech (27%). |
22:21.48 | dheckaman_ | its mget * right? |
22:22.05 | dheckaman_ | lol |
22:22.09 | ZX81 | what is nickometer |
22:22.20 | klasstek | ~nickometer ZX81 |
22:22.20 | | 'ZX81' is 39.000% lame, klasstek |
22:22.20 | ScaredyCat | Dick Barton |
22:22.26 | ZX81 | yah yah |
22:22.29 | ScaredyCat | special agent |
22:22.32 | klasstek | :) |
22:22.37 | jsmith | ~nickometer sobek |
22:22.37 | | 'sobek' is 0.000% lame, jsmith |
22:22.39 | ZX81 | had it for 15 years...not about to change it now |
22:22.43 | jsmith | ~nickometer jsmith |
22:22.43 | | 'jsmith' is 0.000% lame, jsmith |
22:22.55 | dheckaman_ | haha |
22:22.59 | dheckaman_ | ~nickometer wasim |
22:22.59 | | 'wasim' is 0.000% lame, dheckaman_ |
22:23.06 | ScaredyCat | hahhha.... |
22:23.07 | klasstek | TestMasTer is currently the lamest |
22:23.17 | ScaredyCat | lameass mofo |
22:23.30 | klasstek | ~karma kram |
22:23.30 | | kram has neutral karma |
22:23.46 | ScaredyCat | ~karma chamelon |
22:23.46 | | chamelon has neutral karma |
22:24.03 | ScaredyCat | ok, so I can;t spell.. but it was still funny |
22:24.03 | klasstek | I don't think anyone's adjusted karmas yet |
22:24.05 | ScaredyCat | :P |
22:24.08 | jsmith | ~karma jsmith |
22:24.08 | | jsmith has neutral karma |
22:24.11 | jsmith | ~karma kram |
22:24.11 | | kram has neutral karma |
22:24.12 | ScaredyCat | klasstek++ |
22:24.17 | jsmith | No karma! |
22:24.22 | jsmith | jsmith++ |
22:24.29 | jsmith | ~karma kram |
22:24.29 | | kram has neutral karma |
22:24.31 | jsmith | ~karma jsmith |
22:24.31 | | jsmith has neutral karma |
22:24.32 | ScaredyCat | jsmith-- |
22:24.36 | ScaredyCat | :F |
22:24.40 | Carp | ~karma carp |
22:24.40 | | carp has neutral karma |
22:24.46 | Carp | :( |
22:24.55 | ScaredyCat | ~karma klasstek |
22:24.55 | | klasstek has neutral karma |
22:24.56 | ZX81 | NO ISA tormenta card found at d00000 |
22:25.05 | ZX81 | when starting asterisk |
22:25.05 | klasstek | ~kram++ |
22:25.06 | ScaredyCat | ~klasstek++ |
22:25.12 | dheckaman_ | arg... |
22:25.13 | ScaredyCat | ~karma klasstek |
22:25.13 | | klasstek has karma of 1 |
22:25.17 | klasstek | :) |
22:25.18 | ScaredyCat | yaaay |
22:25.25 | ScaredyCat | only 1 tho! |
22:25.32 | ScaredyCat | ~klasstek+++++++++++++++++++++++++++ |
22:25.35 | klasstek | lol |
22:25.36 | ScaredyCat | ~karma klasstek |
22:25.36 | | klasstek has karma of 1 |
22:25.40 | ScaredyCat | lol |
22:25.50 | *** join/#asterisk killerbee (~mine@pcp04685639pcs.verona01.nj.comcast.net) |
22:26.03 | ZX81 | now it's dead |
22:26.06 | ScaredyCat | perhaps it's only 1 karma point per user.... |
22:26.12 | ScaredyCat | dead? |
22:26.15 | ScaredyCat | totally? |
22:26.16 | *** join/#asterisk mortck (~test@cache.ms.de.webdiscount.net) |
22:26.18 | ZX81 | no |
22:26.30 | Moc | damn, could had have a BT101 for 39$+shipping.. |
22:26.32 | ZX81 | says No ISA Tormenta card found at d0000 |
22:26.46 | ZX81 | when i run astewrisk |
22:26.51 | ZX81 | -w |
22:27.01 | ScaredyCat | bugs bunny! |
22:27.25 | ScaredyCat | ok, ignore those errors for the mo... not important |
22:27.30 | ZX81 | k |
22:27.36 | ScaredyCat | can u run zttool |
22:27.49 | ScaredyCat | in the /usr/src/asterisk dir |
22:28.31 | ZX81 | same tormenta msg then unable to open /dev/zap/ctl |
22:28.42 | ZX81 | no such device |
22:28.49 | ScaredyCat | did you modprobe ? |
22:28.56 | ZX81 | originally |
22:29.02 | ScaredyCat | after the reboot |
22:29.06 | ZX81 | not since restart after safe thingy |
22:29.10 | ScaredyCat | you have to do it on each reboot |
22:29.14 | ZX81 | ah ok |
22:29.24 | ScaredyCat | get the orger right |
22:29.28 | ScaredyCat | orer |
22:29.31 | ScaredyCat | order |
22:29.48 | ZX81 | so first wcfxo? |
22:29.52 | ScaredyCat | ya |
22:29.56 | ZX81 | then wcfxs? |
22:29.58 | ScaredyCat | ya |
22:30.29 | ZX81 | ZTChanconfig failed on chan 1 - invalid argument |
22:30.34 | ScaredyCat | you need to do that on each reboot, before * starts... |
22:30.35 | ZX81 | did you forget./.. |
22:30.43 | ScaredyCat | ? |
22:31.16 | ZX81 | di you forget that fxs interfaces are configurted with fxo signalling and fxo with fxs? |
22:31.20 | ZX81 | it says |
22:31.31 | ZX81 | found the x101p card first tho |
22:31.48 | ZX81 | should I restart again |
22:31.49 | ScaredyCat | found that.. ok... so it;s the 400p it;s not happy wiht.. |
22:32.13 | klasstek | what does zttool show? |
22:32.32 | ScaredyCat | how many aliens there are... |
22:32.45 | ScaredyCat | ... or the state of your cards... |
22:32.52 | ZX81 | 1 of each card |
22:32.53 | klasstek | I meant for him |
22:32.54 | ZX81 | alarms ok |
22:33.08 | ScaredyCat | for both cards |
22:33.14 | ZX81 | yah |
22:33.15 | ScaredyCat | klasstek: hehehehe |
22:33.33 | ZX81 | both cards gave that msg about signalling |
22:33.44 | ZX81 | is the order in zapata maybe wrong? |
22:34.07 | ZX81 | zaptel |
22:35.18 | ZX81 | shutdown -r 0 |
22:35.27 | JerJer | reboot -n |
22:35.40 | ZX81 | same thing? |
22:36.00 | JerJer | lol no |
22:36.06 | ZX81 | should I modprobe the fxo 1st |
22:36.10 | JerJer | reboot -n is the next best thing to a three finger salute |
22:36.15 | ZX81 | aha |
22:36.19 | JerJer | ie reboot right fscking now |
22:36.24 | ZX81 | nice n clean then |
22:37.01 | JerJer | sure |
22:37.04 | ZX81 | its been like 6 or 7 years since I last used linux |
22:37.15 | JerJer | the basics are still the same |
22:37.39 | ZX81 | yeah |
22:37.48 | ZX81 | just my pot addled brain |
22:38.42 | div_ | i think ive got one of those |
22:38.43 | ursenj | any one ran * on a Soekris |
22:38.56 | ScaredyCat | Soekris ? |
22:39.00 | ScaredyCat | Solairs? |
22:39.09 | ScaredyCat | Solaris? |
22:39.29 | ursenj | no a Soekris,.. all on board CPU, like PC104 |
22:39.36 | ZX81 | div_: |-) |
22:39.40 | malcolmd | someone was talking about running Asterisk on a Soekris |
22:39.44 | malcolmd | maybe on the mailinglist |
22:39.59 | ScaredyCat | oh, ok... |
22:40.01 | ursenj | CF for HDD,.. to MINIpci slots,. |
22:40.15 | ursenj | to=two |
22:41.02 | ursenj | I have some applcation for * but I but they are like going to the moon. hate to have moving parts that break |
22:41.43 | div_ | hm a kiwi |
22:41.44 | ScaredyCat | huh?! |
22:41.55 | ScaredyCat | you are sending * to the moon? |
22:42.02 | wasim | ursenj: on the euro-space trip? |
22:42.06 | ZX81 | ScaredyCat: getting there swapped cannel confs and it now displays it |
22:42.14 | ZX81 | <- KIWI |
22:42.19 | ursenj | no,.. I have some locations that a very remote,. |
22:42.32 | ScaredyCat | doh! |
22:42.54 | ZX81 | when I pick up the phone I get a weird dial tone...what now |
22:43.25 | ZX81 | if I press 9 it goes beep beep beep etc |
22:43.49 | ZX81 | or anything else |
22:43.51 | klasstek | ~kiwi |
22:43.53 | | rumour has it, kiwi is A framework for Python applications with graphical user interfaces. URL: http://www.async.com.br/projects/kiwi/ |
22:44.01 | wasim | monkey |
22:44.12 | ZX81 | KIWI is a New Zealander |
22:44.16 | ZX81 | :-) |
22:45.27 | wasim | ~gnite |
22:45.41 | klasstek | ~python |
22:45.42 | | it has been said that python is Available at http://www.python.org Python is an interpreted, interactive, object-oriented programming language. It is often compared to Tcl, Perl, Scheme or Java. |
22:46.19 | ZX81 | only shows home no extension no language no music onh |
22:46.42 | Moc | can an IP phone (Cisco ATA.. be use for Modem connection ?) |
22:47.09 | jsmith | Moc: No... |
22:47.26 | klasstek | Beter yet... why? |
22:48.06 | ZX81 | ScaredyCat: I don't get any messages printed when I dial the phone number that it is connected to |
22:48.09 | Moc | Bank sync |
22:48.29 | ZX81 | but if I use the fxs line it says simpleswitch hanmgup etc |
22:48.47 | Moc | so you can't connect any modem to a asterisk ? |
22:49.03 | ZX81 | cannot find extension context home |
22:49.09 | Connor | Question guys.. How do you do hunting with SIP? I've got a PRI, and I want to hunt 4 lines (the PRI is coming in via Cisco Gateway) |
22:49.14 | ZX81 | does that go in extensions |
22:49.17 | jsmith | Moc: VoIP is almost always too lossy for modem communications |
22:49.23 | ZX81 | .conf |
22:49.39 | Moc | ok so this is a problem :( |
22:49.47 | h3x | Connor: Um. hunt the pri for a line or hunt sip ... ? |
22:50.16 | Connor | hunt sip, PRI has DID's |
22:50.39 | h3x | but you are calling out towards the cisco ?: |
22:50.46 | ScaredyCat | ZX81: you need a [home] context that dials your phone.... |
22:51.16 | Connor | Inbound via PRI to the cisco.. SIP from cisco to *, then out to Cisco ATA's |
22:51.43 | Moc | can Wildcard TDM400P can accept modem ? |
22:51.43 | *** join/#asterisk yaboo (~jsirucka@203-213-113-146-vic.tpgi.com.au) |
22:52.19 | Stealth_Man | Moc: how is going ? |
22:52.46 | Moc | hi good, found a bt101 at 39$ but good ;) |
22:53.01 | Stealth_Man | Moc: make checkout please at iconnecthere... |
22:53.03 | Stealth_Man | please |
22:53.09 | Stealth_Man | i wanbt you to see final price for the phone |
22:53.18 | Stealth_Man | it will come to 100$ |
22:53.18 | Moc | hehe |
22:53.36 | Stealth_Man | your phones on the FedEx Ground truck ... |
22:53.46 | Stealth_Man | we put 0 cost ..as samples .. |
22:53.52 | Stealth_Man | shouldn;t be any problem for you |
22:54.06 | *** join/#asterisk T` (~total@RAMY8.RES.cmu.edu) |
22:54.08 | Stealth_Man | hopefully with customs :) |
22:55.15 | *** join/#asterisk JoeUser (~JoeUser@hoochie.digium.com) |
22:55.34 | Nix | does anyone have any experience with jabber? |
22:55.41 | Stealth_Man | Moc: did they sent you tracking number ? |
22:56.12 | Moc | Stealth_Man: I hate iconnecthere, Im not gonna buy a phone from them ... |
22:56.21 | Stealth_Man | :)) |
22:56.29 | yaboo | can the cisco 76xx series of ip phones do sip? |
22:56.33 | h3x | stees: if they are barbietones you could say "childrens toys" |
22:56.36 | h3x | stealth even |
22:56.43 | h3x | Maybe thats why they are made to look that way |
22:56.45 | Moc | I tryed the 1877 number, so far yes it work, but can't receive call from canada, and they dont reply my email anymore !!! |
22:57.02 | Stealth_Man | they don't like you Moc :)) |
22:57.09 | Stealth_Man | or you have no luck :)) |
22:57.10 | Stealth_Man | haha |
22:57.12 | h3x | Moc: Now theres an idea. someone should start a US toll free forwarding service from canada |
22:57.14 | Moc | I know, damn kanuck I guess .. |
22:57.18 | h3x | like what they have in the carribbean |
22:57.31 | Stealth_Man | h3X: go ahead and make it :) |
22:57.35 | h3x | hehe |
22:57.39 | h3x | you'd make money on both ends of it |
22:57.43 | Stealth_Man | hahah |
22:57.49 | h3x | recip compensation + charging the caller |
22:57.51 | Stealth_Man | h3x: i can help you with money sharing |
22:57.54 | Moc | I got space to do it, but dont see how the time I would spend on this would be profitable for me |
22:58.04 | h3x | you're in canada huh |
22:58.07 | Stealth_Man | Moc: ahh ? |
22:58.11 | *** join/#asterisk russT (~rusty@65-101-255-24.dnvr.qwest.net) |
22:58.22 | Stealth_Man | ~seen Carp |
22:58.25 | | carp is currently on #asterisk (49m 5s). Has said a total of 4 messages. Is idling for 33m 39s |
22:59.25 | klasstek | iaxtel allows 800 access doesn't it |
23:00.07 | Stealth_Man | yes it does |
23:00.30 | Moc | I got boxs and friend doing Data center stuff .. So got free hosting rightnow .. |
23:00.31 | Nix | sleep time. |
23:00.34 | Nix | bye guys |
23:01.01 | Moc | but, contacting Bell, get 1877 number, get clients, get T1 from bell .... argh... contracts .. |
23:01.27 | Moc | Would be fun... but .. |
23:01.28 | ZX81 | SaredyCat: cheers working on it now...will let you know |
23:01.37 | ScaredyCat | k |
23:02.05 | Moc | just the t1 card for the asterisk isn't cheap... |
23:02.46 | Moc | my big problem with asterisk is Modem... what if I need a modem line !!! |
23:03.10 | Moc | got to get an external 1FL line !! at $$ .. |
23:03.38 | Moc | what if I have a digital Modem pool witch use a T1 |
23:03.44 | ZX81 | SaredyCat: what would be the dial string for a normal phone |
23:04.01 | Moc | can I route the outside T1 call to my digital modem pool ?!! |
23:04.29 | ZX81 | i.e. dial(XXX/XXX,20,tr) ? |
23:05.05 | ZX81 | ScaredyCat: what would be the dial string for a normal phone |
23:05.11 | Connor | OKay, no one answered me.. How do I do hunting with SIP? |
23:05.14 | Connor | Inbound via PRI to the cisco.. SIP from cisco to *, then out to Cisco ATA's |
23:05.45 | ZX81 | i.e it's not an SIP phone |
23:06.30 | Moc | iconnecthere is bulshiting me ... !!!!&^&*^$%# Im sure it one of the stupid compagnie with no refund |
23:07.04 | Moc | gota go home now .. cya |
23:07.12 | TestMasTer | anyone know the top of there head what the command is to create a voicemail box, if not i will go download the man |
23:07.52 | Zebble | addmailbox |
23:07.58 | TestMasTer | Zebble: thanx |
23:08.09 | Zebble | should be in the asterisk source directory |
23:08.19 | TestMasTer | ok |
23:08.23 | *** join/#asterisk kapejod (~kapejod@pD9E82054.dip.t-dialin.net) |
23:09.52 | killerbee | anyone get the sip 3.oh for ata yet? |
23:10.03 | *** join/#asterisk adkk (~adkk@hoochie.digium.com) |
23:10.15 | ROM_Man | ~seen bkw |
23:10.23 | | bkw <~bkw@195.242.58.173> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 13d 1h 1m 18s ago, saying: 'bkw_: guess once why I've it ?'. |
23:10.24 | Zebble | killerbee: is it supposed to be better? |
23:10.35 | killerbee | zebble... ya |
23:10.53 | killerbee | http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/voice/ata/atarn/atarn3_0.htm#89135 |
23:10.55 | Zebble | couldn't be much worse I guess |
23:11.01 | klasstek | my patch to addmailbox never made it in :( |
23:11.06 | killerbee | support for g726 |
23:11.18 | klasstek | I'll have to dig it up again and put it on bugs... |
23:12.46 | Zebble | killerbee: VMWI woohoo! |
23:12.59 | killerbee | zebble... told ya |
23:13.00 | UnixDawg | what patch addmailbox is just a script |
23:13.07 | killerbee | might actually be some fun |
23:13.24 | Zebble | just wish * would supoprt G726. should be soon i think |
23:13.35 | klasstek | UnixDawg: because it's dumb that it doesn't take commandline args |
23:13.44 | killerbee | Simple Traversal of UDP through NAT (STUN) support. |
23:14.00 | Zebble | STUN is a good idea... Not required with * though. |
23:14.38 | UnixDawg | like what it is a command line script |
23:15.33 | *** join/#asterisk espenHome (goldberg@a217-118-51-166.bluecom.no) |
23:15.47 | UnixDawg | all it does is make the vmail box and add the 2 basic .gsm files |
23:15.51 | espenHome | what preffered voice codec for cisco 7960 ~ asterisk? |
23:15.51 | espenHome | :) |
23:15.57 | espenHome | whats the |
23:16.09 | UnixDawg | thats all addmailbox is for |
23:16.34 | klasstek | UnixDawg: It was a simple change to allow "addmailbox 1234 mycontext" It just makes it more useful |
23:19.30 | ZX81 | if I plug a phone into the phone socket on the FXO card it rings non stop |
23:19.33 | ZX81 | any ideas |
23:20.11 | ZX81 | is that the signalling? |
23:20.39 | div_ | ..the phone rings? eh? |
23:20.56 | div_ | is that possible? |
23:20.56 | ZX81 | yeah non stop |
23:21.01 | ZX81 | riiinnnnnnnnnggggg forever |
23:21.58 | *** join/#asterisk km- (pgrace@virgil.fierymoon.com) |
23:23.23 | km- | howdy |
23:23.24 | *** join/#asterisk nitram (nitram@superblob.com) |
23:23.30 | jsmith | howdy km- |
23:24.33 | km- | what's new? |
23:26.53 | bkw_ | 3.0 ata firmware |
23:28.00 | km- | sweet |
23:28.09 | km- | dude hasn't shipped my 7905's yet it appears |
23:30.25 | ZX81 | what is exten s |
23:30.38 | blll | anyone have a good vendor for about 4-5 7960's (without power)? |
23:30.43 | *** join/#asterisk ambassador (~ambassado@h143.1.39.162.ip.alltel.net) |
23:30.47 | blll | haven't been having the best luck lately |
23:30.56 | km- | the /whois bllll |
23:31.05 | Mike | theres also echo on FXS devices or just FXO include echo? |
23:31.07 | km- | ah not the same guy I knew before |
23:31.08 | km- | :) |
23:31.16 | blll | someone else had my name? :) |
23:31.33 | km- | blll: yeah, a long long time ago. Probably around '96 |
23:31.50 | *** join/#asterisk rickythebastard (~ricky@c-65-97-18-240.va.client2.attbi.com) |
23:31.59 | blll | oh |
23:32.00 | km- | I think there's a bunch of different people who sell 7960's here |
23:32.17 | blll | well, if someone here sells 7960's, /msg me for some business :) |
23:32.22 | rickythebastard | What's a 7960? |
23:32.33 | km- | cisco IP phone |
23:32.36 | blll | if they sell power injectors too, an added bonus |
23:32.51 | km- | global technology solutions sells them on ebay often enough |
23:32.57 | km- | they're the people I get mine from too |
23:33.34 | km- | ricky: http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/cc/pd/tlhw/prodlit/7960_ds.htm |
23:34.25 | blll | km: do they have a web site? |
23:34.42 | blll | if I can avoid ebay, that would be best |
23:35.02 | km- | well, you could just buy them from cisco :) |
23:35.33 | blll | for that price, they might as well be gold plated |
23:35.46 | rickythebastard | What's an IP phone? |
23:35.47 | *** join/#asterisk joako (~joako@node-402468cb.mia.onnet.us.uu.net) |
23:35.58 | km- | rickythebastard: do you even know what asterisk is? :) |
23:36.06 | blll | I think he's a bot |
23:36.10 | *** join/#asterisk adam_gafachi (~vitoS@69-55-69-130.da.netsville.net) |
23:36.27 | km- | blll: http://www.gtsinc.biz |
23:37.55 | rollyson | Question, when adding members to a queue with AddQueueMember, app_queue tries to send phones with multiple line appearances multiple calls, how do I stop this WITHOUT setting incominglimit |
23:38.24 | rollyson | ie, I want a situation where a queue member can only get one ACD call. |
23:39.06 | rollyson | they still need to be able to get other calls though. |
23:39.17 | rickythebastard | No I don't know what asterick is. |
23:39.20 | km- | rollyson: why are you adding their line appearances into the queue? |
23:39.28 | rickythebastard | The name looked interesting, so I joined. |
23:39.42 | km- | rickythebastard: it's an open source, voice over IP enabled software PBX for linux |
23:39.56 | km- | rickythebastard: essentially, it's a phone system for businesses |
23:40.05 | *** join/#asterisk doughecka (~rooot@adsl-68-133.lou.bluegrass.net) |
23:40.54 | rollyson | km- I'm using addqueuemember to add them, rather than agentlogin because of an administrative requirement that the phones actually ring rather than beeping ;) |
23:41.05 | JoeUser | Hello, has anyone used Asterisk for multi-party conferencing? Is the quality good? |
23:41.20 | rickythebastard | Oh cool. |
23:41.21 | km- | rollyson: yes, but, why are you adding all of the line appearances via addqueue? |
23:41.29 | km- | joeuser: if you've got a T1, yes |
23:41.38 | km- | joeuser: if you've got fast ethernet for voip, then yes as well |
23:41.57 | km- | hosting a meetme on DSL with only voip clients is bad, though :) |
23:42.05 | rollyson | km: I'm only adding the SIP channel. However, app_queue apparently checks to see if the line is completely busy. |
23:42.37 | rollyson | on the SNOM 200 phones, its not busy until you have all 5 lights lit. |
23:42.41 | km- | rollyson: I can't imagine asterisk magically finding the other provisioned lines off of a phone. |
23:42.43 | km- | Oh. |
23:42.47 | km- | I see what you're saying |
23:42.48 | JoeUser | How is the echo cancelling done for conferencing done? Is it cpu intensive? |
23:43.05 | km- | it's not that it's learning all the numbers that line has |
23:43.09 | rollyson | they are multiple call appearances of the same line. |
23:43.11 | km- | it's that the phone keeps getting calls |
23:43.16 | rollyson | yes. |
23:43.26 | km- | I think you can set somewhere how many calls you can have incoming, but I think it's a phone setting |
23:43.28 | km- | not an asterisk setting |
23:43.41 | rollyson | we want it to keep getting calls, we don't want it to keep getting them from *queue* |
23:43.43 | km- | joeuser: I don't believe so. I don't run large conferences though |
23:44.04 | izo | hey guys do you know anything about dsp code change in latest cvs ? |
23:44.07 | km- | rollyson: well, there's not much you can do about that then, unless you ignore all the other lights and let someone else in the queue get it? |
23:44.29 | km- | or does it not ring through to the other lines |
23:44.36 | rollyson | km-: it won't offer to anybody else unless you use a ringall strategy |
23:45.04 | km- | I think your only recourse is to limit the amount of calls to 1 call at a time |
23:45.15 | km- | because unless your sip phone responds back that it's busy |
23:45.19 | km- | it'll keep getting those calls |
23:45.29 | atacomm | Mr Gafachi....you've got message |
23:45.41 | rollyson | can't it keep track of how many came from app_queue ? |
23:46.20 | km- | rollyson: you're asking asterisk to do something that it doesn't really need to do, though, in my opinion |
23:46.37 | km- | can't you provision more than one line with a snom200? |
23:46.47 | km- | why not have a "normal" extension and then the queue-only extension |
23:46.50 | rollyson | km- hmm. maybe. |
23:46.56 | km- | and make the queue-only provisioned line come back busy |
23:46.57 | km- | if possible |
23:47.02 | km- | or have both come back busy after 1 call |
23:47.08 | km- | but at least that way you can get normal calls or queue calls |
23:47.32 | rollyson | imho, app_queue should be what's deciding the line is busy |
23:47.46 | af_ | hi all |
23:47.49 | rollyson | if app_queue is already using that channel, it should know the line is busy. |
23:47.52 | km- | how will it know the line is busy? by keeping track of all the queue members? |
23:48.13 | rollyson | km-: its handling the queue, it should know what it sent where... |
23:48.17 | km- | but that's not how sip works, though -- sip is designed to allow a seemingly infinite amount of calls to the same address |
23:48.35 | km- | well, if you go on bugs.digium.com and file it as a feature request |
23:48.38 | km- | maybe someone will look into it |
23:49.10 | km- | however, there are a lot of people that do call centers here who dont have this problem, so maybe there's a third solution we have not yet deduced from our discussion |
23:49.40 | anthm | how bout agent+callback login |
23:50.10 | km- | I've heard of that but never fiddled with it |
23:51.01 | anthm | callbacklogin lets you use the sip to log in as an agent then enter an ext # at a certian context that it dials to reach that agent |
23:51.17 | anthm | ony 1 call would go there then |
23:51.21 | km- | <PROTECTED> |
23:51.33 | jsmith | km-: Ok, are they really all optional? |
23:51.45 | jsmith | km-: See my point? |
23:51.50 | anthm | here is the only way uit works |
23:52.00 | km- | my guess is it uses the same options as AgentLogin |
23:52.05 | anthm | AgentCallbackLogin(|@callback) |
23:52.07 | km- | which is 's' |
23:52.13 | anthm | callback is you context |
23:52.21 | anthm | 1234 may be mapped to your sip home |
23:52.22 | rollyson | agentcallbacklogin only takes one call? |
23:52.26 | ZX81 | when I press 9 to get a line * says simple swith 'Zap/2-1' then Hungup'Zap/2-1' |
23:52.28 | anthm | so you provide 1234 as the ext |
23:52.34 | *** part/#asterisk kapejod (~kapejod@pD9E82054.dip.t-dialin.net) |
23:53.24 | anthm | exten => 1111,1,AgentCallbackLogin(|@callback) |
23:53.28 | anthm | the sip phone dials 1111 |
23:53.33 | anthm | it asks login and pass |
23:53.36 | anthm | then ext |
23:53.38 | anthm | you say 1234 |
23:53.49 | anthm | assumng you set up 1234 in the context called "callback" |
23:53.55 | anthm | to call your sip address |
23:54.23 | jsmith | I think I see... so the @context is required? |
23:54.33 | anthm | yah |
23:54.42 | ZX81 | when I press 9 to get a line * says simple swith 'Zap/2-1' then Hungup'Zap/2-1' |
23:54.44 | jsmith | Just to clarify... AgentCallbackLogin() without @context will *NOT* work, correct? |
23:54.48 | km- | ah that rocks |
23:54.50 | anthm | nope |
23:54.51 | km- | lets make a queue |
23:54.53 | anthm | needs | too |
23:54.53 | ZX81 | ne1? |
23:54.56 | anthm | |@context |
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23:55.35 | km- | holy shit that's sweet! |
23:55.43 | km- | but, how do you log the agent out |
23:55.51 | anthm | repeat |
23:55.57 | anthm | enter no location |
23:56.09 | anthm | just hit ound as the ext and it logs you off |
23:56.13 | anthm | pound |
23:56.23 | km- | HAHAHAAHHA |
23:56.28 | km- | that's fucking sweeeeet |
23:56.35 | *** join/#asterisk Iowa (~Iowa@hoochie.digium.com) |
23:57.38 | ZX81 | when I press 9 to get a line * says simple swith 'Zap/2-1' then Hungup'Zap/2-1' |
23:57.55 | jsmith | ZX81: Repeating yourself doesn't help us answer your question... |
23:58.03 | ZX81 | k |
23:58.05 | anthm | another goofier way would be make a special queue with max occupants of 1 |
23:58.23 | anthm | and add a Local ext to the real q |
23:58.31 | anthm | member => Local/1234 |
23:58.39 | anthm | where 1234 dials the other q |
23:59.19 | anthm | who has SIP/yourphone as the only member |
23:59.36 | km- | anthm: I love that shit |