06:06.35 | *** join/#asterisk jbot (ibot@c-24-1-99-18.client.comcast.net) |
06:06.35 | *** topic/#asterisk is 0.7.0 to be released Monday. if you have bugs to be fixed, talk to a marshal today |
06:06.53 | timecop | all becaues of session timer |
06:06.54 | timecop | huhu. |
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06:07.55 | bkw_ | timecop care to assist in writing it? |
06:08.24 | timecop | bkw_: i would have done it a while ago if I knew the internals of asterisk more. |
06:08.28 | timecop | bkw_: I can certainly help testing though |
06:08.32 | ww | timecop -- theory is, like bug 25 describes but send OPTIONS packets instead of invite... |
06:08.34 | timecop | since my provider needs that stuff. |
06:08.44 | Moc | bkw_, didnt chose good severity for bug 802 |
06:09.02 | timecop | ww: well, the specification is clear its either INVITE or UPDATE, according to the draft |
06:09.09 | ww | really? |
06:09.19 | timecop | http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-ietf-sip-session-timer-12.txt |
06:09.31 | ww | hm... i would have thought that might confuse some devices... |
06:10.02 | bkw_ | Moc do a complete check out of asterisk fresh |
06:10.15 | bkw_ | and retry 802 because I don't see that |
06:10.20 | Moc | just did it |
06:10.24 | bkw_ | hrm |
06:10.25 | bkw_ | ok |
06:10.27 | bkw_ | what distro? |
06:10.32 | Moc | redhat 9 |
06:10.49 | bkw_ | hrm ok |
06:10.53 | bkw_ | note that on the bug please |
06:11.16 | Moc | ok done |
06:11.19 | ww | so only on canreinvite=yes, i would assume. |
06:12.07 | Moc | bkw_, even if make update doesn't update, make still recompile cli.c and asterisk.c |
06:12.09 | Moc | normal ? |
06:12.36 | bkw_ | yes |
06:12.40 | Moc | ha ok |
06:12.44 | bkw_ | because the .version changes |
06:13.07 | Moc | [root@data1 asterisk]# asterisk -vvvr |
06:13.07 | Moc | [root@data1 asterisk]# asterisk -vvvr |
06:13.14 | Moc | I dont have error message that * isn't loaded |
06:13.15 | bkw_ | hrm |
06:13.29 | Moc | ha ok |
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06:14.14 | Moc | bkw_ did you post the chan_zap patch ? |
06:14.41 | jsmith | Moc: Is this on a completely fresh checkout? |
06:15.00 | Moc | jsmith, yes, just did it when bkw_ said to test cvs |
06:15.14 | Moc | let me do it again .. |
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06:15.50 | Moc | unload and reload still make warning AND make stop command disapear |
06:15.51 | bkw_ | yes 726 is in cvs now |
06:16.00 | Moc | for chan_zap.so |
06:16.09 | bkw_ | yes |
06:16.14 | bkw_ | see if unload still dies |
06:16.20 | ww | query: how does one create a timed event? does it require zaptel? |
06:16.31 | Moc | didnt seem to die, Im redownloading again CVS from scratch |
06:16.39 | Moc | and try again |
06:16.41 | ww | or do we have to make a new thread? |
06:17.21 | JerJer | ASTERISK RULES |
06:17.36 | Moc | oh yes * Rules |
06:17.41 | jsmith | No... what rules is that there are CVS updates going on in -doc as well! |
06:17.46 | Moc | programmers rules also ... |
06:18.11 | jsmith | Probably not as many CVS updates as JerJer is doing, but hey... I'm trying to help! |
06:18.28 | Moc | lol yes JerJer is gone CVS made .. |
06:18.36 | Moc | asterisk-cvs can't keep up |
06:18.47 | Moc | made / mad |
06:20.19 | Moc | [root@data1 asterisk]# asterisk -vvvvvr |
06:20.19 | Moc | [root@data1 asterisk]# |
06:20.25 | Moc | this still happen, should I open a bug ? |
06:20.40 | jsmith | Moc: Ask JerJer or bkw_ before you do... |
06:21.14 | Moc | -r doesn't show anymore than asterisk isn't loaded |
06:21.19 | ww | hah |
06:21.24 | tclark | bkw_: i dont see any codec_726?? in codecs , some special check out ?? |
06:21.25 | ww | 4. Session-Expires Header Field Definition |
06:21.33 | ww | There is no absolute minimum value for the Session-Expires header |
06:21.34 | ww | <PROTECTED> |
06:21.35 | Moc | and asterisk -vvvvc if already loaded doesn't say so |
06:21.47 | bkw_ | Moc yes we know about it |
06:22.13 | Moc | oh bkw_, unload chan_zap.so still crash |
06:22.17 | bkw_ | ok |
06:22.30 | jsmith | tclark: Let me know when you figure out how to get it :-) |
06:22.33 | Moc | which is normal I guess |
06:22.42 | jsmith | tclark: It's probably in another CVS module, if I had to guess |
06:22.50 | timecop | www: my provider has a minimum of 300 seconds |
06:22.59 | timecop | er MAXIMUM |
06:24.19 | bkw_ | jsmith no g726 yet that I know of |
06:24.51 | bkw_ | ww care to fix that asterisk not bitch when its already running? |
06:25.17 | jsmith | tclark: Maybe thats bug 726, and not the g726 codec.... |
06:25.22 | Moc | lol |
06:25.23 | bkw_ | but 726 |
06:25.26 | bkw_ | er bug 726 |
06:25.26 | bkw_ | haha |
06:25.35 | tclark | heheh. |
06:25.46 | jsmith | tclark: Way to go... get my hopes up... |
06:26.52 | jsmith | tclark: That would work too... |
06:27.05 | jsmith | Later everyone... |
06:27.14 | Moc | bkw_, I confirm to 726 |
06:27.16 | tclark | see ya agent smith .. |
06:28.36 | Corydon76-home | bkw_: did the server just die? |
06:28.41 | bkw_ | yes |
06:28.42 | bkw_ | join back |
06:28.44 | TestMasTer | anyone know of any good billing systems that work with *? |
06:28.46 | bkw_ | we have a bt on logger to fix |
06:28.46 | marcus- | hrm |
06:28.49 | bkw_ | #0 0x400238c2 in pthread_mutex_lock () from /lib/libpthread.so.0 |
06:28.49 | bkw_ | #1 0x40025e24 in flockfile () from /lib/libpthread.so.0 |
06:28.49 | bkw_ | #2 0x40151e28 in fclose@@GLIBC_2.1 () from /lib/libc.so.6 |
06:28.49 | bkw_ | #3 0x0805288f in reload_logger (rotate=0) at logger.c:259 |
06:28.49 | bkw_ | #4 0x08053652 in handle_logger_reload (fd=0, argc=2, argv=0xbdbff61c) at logger.c:298 |
06:28.50 | bkw_ | #5 0x0806ddda in ast_cli_command (fd=32, s=0x0) at cli.c:1007 |
06:28.52 | bkw_ | #6 0x08086fb0 in netconsole (vconsole=0x80c72a0) at asterisk.c:214 |
06:28.54 | bkw_ | #7 0x40022bd0 in pthread_start_thread () from /lib/libpthread.so.0 |
06:28.56 | marcus- | will connect.voicepulse.com handle 900 calls? |
06:31.01 | TestMasTer | Anyone if the CVS for the * docs are updated on the website yet? |
06:31.52 | Moc | wonder, should I beable to ../../../ on load and unload module ? |
06:32.27 | Moc | or we should be locked to /usr/lib/asterisk/modules |
06:32.51 | JerJer | KABOOM |
06:34.08 | bkw_ | it blew up |
06:34.16 | bkw_ | ww logger reload cores * after a few of em |
06:34.22 | bkw_ | two like clock work on my box |
06:34.52 | ww | ok first thing. i know why it doesn't bitch |
06:35.41 | Moc | I ask show voicemail users for default |
06:35.52 | Moc | and it still show context other, Bug ? |
06:36.00 | Moc | (from sample configuration) |
06:36.06 | Link | BKW can the Asterisk Broadcast a message to IPPhones any how like merdian did with it intercom system |
06:36.12 | bkw_ | no |
06:36.24 | Link | one drawback |
06:36.28 | Link | hmmm |
06:36.35 | Link | no paging |
06:36.36 | Moc | bkw_, no to who ? me or Link ? |
06:37.21 | bkw_ | ok Link |
06:37.25 | bkw_ | er no was to Link |
06:37.35 | Moc | ok |
06:37.49 | Link | sorry to interupt |
06:37.52 | Link | my bad |
06:38.28 | bkw_ | ww |
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06:39.18 | bkw_ | syslog.local0 => notice,warning,error,debug |
06:39.49 | JerJer | KAAAAAAABOM |
06:40.00 | bkw_ | ok abuse is good |
06:40.07 | bkw_ | we can smash that ASAP |
06:40.49 | bkw_ | ww bug 803 with bt and bt full are attached. |
06:41.33 | Link | Anyone Knowif you can have a broadcastmessage fork to all your phone in the company at one time? |
06:42.12 | ZOP | heh |
06:42.18 | JerJer | Link: it wouldn't be trivial but i'm sure it could be done |
06:42.19 | ZOP | bugparty |
06:42.27 | ZOP | i'm goin to bed tho |
06:43.03 | Link | Has anyone done it though |
06:43.27 | Link | how do you setup dial group like that |
06:43.28 | trogs | JerJer: found another issue with 755 , when you dial the vip30 from another ext, and it's on hook, you get segfault |
06:43.35 | Kumbang | guys, how do you configure alsa |
06:43.53 | trogs | er, off hook |
06:44.28 | Voip | safe_asterisk is gone? |
06:44.35 | Zebble | kumbang: check your specific soundcard directions at alsa-project.org |
06:44.41 | Moc | in contrib I think Voip |
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06:44.54 | trogs | 775, even, man, my hands are bork tonight |
06:45.03 | Moc | scripts |
06:45.06 | bkw_ | Voip no its in scripts |
06:45.13 | Moc | bkw_ bug .. |
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06:45.15 | bkw_ | and won't install unless its not installed |
06:45.20 | Moc | install -m 755 contrib/scripts/astgenkey $(DESTDIR)$(ASTSBINDIR)/ |
06:45.20 | Voip | ahh |
06:45.26 | Moc | no sorry.. |
06:45.35 | Moc | ok forget I said anything this time |
06:45.46 | Moc | my eyes are playing tricks |
06:45.53 | bkw_ | cvs update -d |
06:45.54 | JerJer | cvs up -d |
06:45.57 | bkw_ | or clean checkout |
06:45.59 | JerJer | and/or clean checkout |
06:48.03 | Moc | *CLI> logger reload fdsfds |
06:48.03 | Moc | Segmentation fault |
06:48.18 | Moc | I heard someone working on logger I think |
06:48.47 | bkw_ | take the take syslog out of logger.conf |
06:48.47 | JerJer | make clean install |
06:48.52 | JerJer | yeah that too |
06:48.59 | bkw_ | because syslog will blow it up right now for some odd reason |
06:49.53 | Moc | ok, Im trying to play with everything and make it crash |
06:50.41 | bkw_ | Moc keep it up |
06:50.53 | bkw_ | we are lining these up and knocking them out like crazy tonight |
06:51.06 | bkw_ | we need to have someone run under valgrind |
06:51.10 | bkw_ | Moc you up for it? |
06:51.13 | jrollyson | anything we can blow up now is something that won't have the chance to blow up later. |
06:51.20 | Moc | bkw_, well Im working in .. 3 hours.. :( |
06:51.24 | bkw_ | 3. How to use valgrind to help find a memory leak: |
06:51.24 | bkw_ | valgrind can be found at http://valgrind.kde.org and should be installed |
06:51.24 | bkw_ | before proceeding to the next steps. |
06:51.24 | bkw_ | cd /usr/src/asterisk |
06:51.24 | bkw_ | make clean |
06:51.25 | bkw_ | make valgrind |
06:51.27 | bkw_ | valgrind --gdb-attach=yes ./asterisk -vvvgc |
06:51.29 | bkw_ | It should load up and asterisk should run like normal but slower. Now try |
06:51.31 | bkw_ | to perform the task that caused the previous issue and/or memory leak and |
06:51.33 | bkw_ | watch the output. |
06:51.39 | Moc | but can play alittle more ;) |
06:51.47 | bkw_ | yep |
06:51.55 | bkw_ | but valgrind will give more detail about whats going on |
06:52.01 | bkw_ | and you will see all kinds of neat stuff |
06:52.03 | TestMasTer | bkw_, i will do it if you like |
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06:52.48 | bkw_ | TestMasTer do it |
06:53.10 | bkw_ | asterisk*CLI> show voicemail users for other |
06:53.10 | bkw_ | No such voicemail context "other" |
06:53.16 | bkw_ | asterisk*CLI> show voicemail users for dasdfasdf |
06:53.16 | bkw_ | No such voicemail context "dasdfasdf" |
06:53.21 | jrollyson | TestMasTer: beat the shit out of it |
06:53.24 | bkw_ | asterisk*CLI> show voicemail users for default |
06:53.24 | bkw_ | Context Mbox User Zone NewMsg |
06:53.24 | bkw_ | default 10 Brian West 0 |
06:53.24 | bkw_ | default 11 Brian West 0 |
06:53.57 | Moc | bkw_, your voicemail.conf is to clean ;) |
06:53.59 | bkw_ | Moc I can't dupe 804 |
06:54.02 | Moc | add another context |
06:54.04 | bkw_ | ok |
06:54.53 | Moc | I got a bt full on logger crashing |
06:54.58 | Moc | want it ? |
06:55.12 | bkw_ | Moc I got that already |
06:55.21 | bkw_ | 804 is confirmed with more than one context |
06:55.26 | TestMasTer | bkw_, ok what gave the mem leak before |
06:55.28 | bkw_ | Corydon will have to fix that |
06:55.39 | bkw_ | ilbc and adpcm will give you errors on valgrind load |
06:55.44 | bkw_ | press C to bypass |
06:55.51 | TestMasTer | ok |
06:57.54 | TestMasTer | bkw_, i`ve never used this program before so i am just going to paste everything it puts out in to a text file then i will dcc or email it to you is that ok? |
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06:58.19 | bkw_ | TestMasTer open a bug and attach |
06:58.22 | bkw_ | do test calls |
06:58.23 | bkw_ | sip |
06:58.25 | bkw_ | what not |
06:58.28 | bkw_ | misc stuff |
06:58.31 | TestMasTer | ok |
06:58.34 | bkw_ | then attach that to a bug so we can look at it |
06:58.55 | TestMasTer | ok do you want me to place it in the body of the bug message or attachment... text file? |
06:59.04 | bkw_ | attach |
06:59.07 | bkw_ | attach all output |
06:59.12 | bkw_ | in the body of the bug isn't very handy |
06:59.28 | TestMasTer | ok |
06:59.35 | ww | bkw_ bug # 805 should fix the message nto getting printed. |
06:59.39 | ww | now onto the segfault... |
07:00.11 | babu | hi! I'm (a newbie) running asterisk-0.5 (from backports.org) on a debian box. after I start asterisk, it takes over the audio device and audio applications work only after the asterisk (daemon?) is shut down. I'm concerned if this will affect IVRs/voicemail. If anyone has experience with this, please suggest a work-around. (should this go to the mailing list as well?) |
07:00.48 | bkw_ | ww can you cvs update because this patch on 805 appears to have the stuff from 800 not in it |
07:00.53 | bkw_ | which was applied already |
07:00.55 | Moc | babu, if you can wait for latter today to get 0.7.0 and start from there, we are working on the final touch |
07:01.09 | iewebguy_ | <PROTECTED> |
07:01.14 | Moc | and you will have a current version so we can help you on it |
07:01.21 | ww | i moved the time stuff up in the function as well -- it was repeated enough time. |
07:01.26 | ww | i thinkg the patch is fine |
07:01.28 | JerJer | iewebguy: hold on for the ride, its not over yet |
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07:01.47 | bkw_ | ww ah ok |
07:01.48 | ww | ohg no... |
07:01.55 | ww | you're right |
07:02.00 | bkw_ | hehe |
07:02.10 | bkw_ | ww we are in the conf if you wish to join |
07:02.16 | Moc | urm ! command in console is weird .. |
07:02.42 | Moc | isn't it more dangerous than usefull ? |
07:03.01 | babu | 0.7.0 --> is there a place where debs are available? [of course, I don't mind a make install] |
07:03.07 | bkw_ | Moc no its useful |
07:03.19 | bkw_ | 0.7.0 isn't tagged yet |
07:03.26 | bkw_ | we are working to touch it up now |
07:03.42 | Moc | allright bkw_ |
07:04.34 | Moc | bkw_, in show applications you can TAB ... |
07:04.39 | Moc | dont see why |
07:05.03 | bkw_ | ! and tab? |
07:05.18 | bkw_ | !ps aux |
07:05.20 | Moc | yes that too.. |
07:05.26 | bkw_ | !vi /etc/asterisk/extensions.conf |
07:05.30 | bkw_ | and you will see the usefulness of it |
07:05.31 | bkw_ | :) |
07:05.32 | Muckl | morning |
07:05.33 | Moc | !\t\n doesnt do nothing |
07:05.45 | bkw_ | Moc ok but ! drops a shell |
07:05.51 | bkw_ | from console |
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07:06.39 | Moc | Anyway, the way I think of it, AGI run scripts outside anyway so, allright hehe |
07:06.41 | ww | that should be better now in 805 |
07:07.06 | Moc | but look good now ... except chan_iax and chan_iax2 |
07:07.46 | bkw_ | we are getting there |
07:07.47 | bkw_ | hehe |
07:08.02 | Moc | [root@data1 asterisk]# exit |
07:08.02 | Moc | exit |
07:08.02 | Moc | Jan 12 02:05:59 WARNING[1082792752]: asterisk.c:255 listener: Select retured error: Interrupted system call |
07:08.02 | Moc | *CLI> |
07:08.23 | bkw_ | normal |
07:08.30 | bkw_ | check logger.conf console= line |
07:08.56 | Moc | bkw_, happen only when I do !TAB ENTER |
07:08.58 | Moc | and ! |
07:09.00 | Moc | and exit |
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07:09.52 | Moc | or keep doing !TAB ENTER |
07:10.05 | bkw_ | Moc I can't get it to reproduce |
07:10.07 | bkw_ | hrm |
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07:10.32 | babu | . |
07:10.41 | Moc | when I say TAB i mean the key TAB ;) |
07:10.54 | bkw_ | yes |
07:10.55 | bkw_ | I know |
07:10.59 | bkw_ | but I rollback to the prompt |
07:11.01 | JerJer | 1-248-262-6861 |
07:11.12 | Moc | yes |
07:11.20 | Moc | but do it a few time |
07:11.20 | bkw_ | moc I think thats normal |
07:11.25 | bkw_ | ok we will see |
07:11.25 | Moc | ok |
07:11.52 | TestMasTer | evening JerJer |
07:12.40 | Moc | Jan 12 02:10:35 WARNING[1074398976]: cli.c:838 parse_args: Too many arguments, truncating |
07:12.40 | Moc | Jan 12 02:10:35 WARNING[1074398976]: cli.c:8Jan 12 02:10:35 WARNING[1074398976]: cli.c:838 parse_args: Beginning asterisk shutdown.... |
07:12.40 | Moc | Segmentation fault |
07:12.46 | Moc | ok Im over killing it but still |
07:13.36 | Moc | giving too much input, and stop now make * to segmentation fault |
07:13.45 | bkw_ | bt it |
07:13.51 | bkw_ | and open a bug with all the info |
07:13.54 | Moc | ok |
07:14.19 | bkw_ | do this |
07:14.24 | ww | need faster machine... ppro200 compiles slowly... |
07:14.27 | bkw_ | collect all the misc stuff up under one bug |
07:14.45 | bkw_ | then open 1 bug outline all the misc things you fine |
07:14.46 | bkw_ | er find |
07:14.59 | Moc | hehe ok ok .. |
07:15.06 | bkw_ | then keep adding to that |
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07:16.37 | bkw_ | http://asterisk.bkw.org/mrtg/ |
07:16.41 | bkw_ | my call bandwidth on my DSL today |
07:16.42 | bkw_ | haha |
07:18.06 | daork | i have never seen something called '*core*' go that slowly ;P |
07:19.55 | bkw_ | what? |
07:20.07 | bkw_ | haha |
07:20.21 | bkw_ | its uber l33t |
07:20.24 | bkw_ | its a cisco 4500M |
07:20.37 | daork | heh |
07:20.53 | daork | they are EOL, last i checked ;P |
07:20.59 | ww | i've a fddi interface for one of those if you want it... |
07:21.09 | bkw_ | yep but mine was brand new when I got it a year ago |
07:21.26 | bkw_ | ww hehe kewl |
07:21.28 | bkw_ | send it on |
07:22.01 | TestMasTer | ok well thats all the bugs i get |
07:22.08 | Moc | what does that mean : |
07:22.08 | Moc | Preparing for Asterisk restart... |
07:22.08 | Moc | Restarting Asterisk NOW... |
07:22.08 | Moc | Cannot find user-level thread for LWP 7868: generic error |
07:22.43 | Chotaire | morning all. |
07:22.55 | Chotaire | I didn't sleep at all tonite although I tried best to watch the worst crap there is on TV |
07:23.39 | bkw_ | ww syslog is logging when not enabled but isn't crashing care to look? |
07:23.42 | Chotaire | and if there's anything that I hate more than shopping crap on TV, then it's the fact that I gotta work in a few minutes. |
07:23.45 | bkw_ | VERBOSE is getting logged |
07:23.54 | Moc | so I can't reload using gdb ... now I know |
07:24.13 | Moc | restart I mena |
07:24.18 | Chotaire | hm 0.7.0... :) |
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07:25.44 | ww | bkw_ yes, i'll look. first thing is sigsegv though |
07:25.57 | bkw_ | kewl |
07:25.58 | bkw_ | :) |
07:26.03 | bkw_ | we are getting to it |
07:26.11 | bkw_ | JerJer where did ya go? |
07:26.27 | bkw_ | does asterisk -vvvvgc bitch if asterisk is already started on any patches that you submited ww? |
07:26.42 | ww | yes -- 805 |
07:26.47 | bkw_ | kewl |
07:26.50 | bkw_ | ok thats what I thought you said |
07:27.06 | ww | problem was -- bitching is from ast_log... and log chain not set up in that circumstance |
07:27.08 | TestMasTer | bkw_, posted |
07:27.09 | TestMasTer | http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0000807 |
07:27.21 | bkw_ | ww but at the cli its nolonger bitching |
07:27.33 | bkw_ | so if asterisk is running and I do asterisk -vvvvgc it should bitch and say that |
07:27.35 | JerJer | valgrind is whining |
07:27.46 | bkw_ | let me start mine with it |
07:27.51 | JerJer | uninitialized values |
07:28.03 | JerJer | ==1562== Conditional jump or move depends on uninitialised value(s) |
07:28.04 | JerJer | ==1562== at 0x80527FA: ast_log (logger.c:440) |
07:28.04 | JerJer | ==1562== by 0x43D96EED: ??? (chan_iax2.c:5551) |
07:28.04 | JerJer | ==1562== by 0x43D93F4C: load_module (chan_iax2.c:6119) |
07:28.04 | JerJer | ==1562== by 0x8054DB7: ast_load_resource (loader.c:311) |
07:28.05 | JerJer | for example |
07:29.16 | bkw_ | I get that also |
07:29.25 | TestMasTer | same here |
07:29.42 | JerJer | i get lots of emon a call |
07:29.54 | JerJer | i get lots of them on a call (uninitialzed value) |
07:30.33 | TestMasTer | anyway if you need me to do anymore testing let me know.. i`m going back to finsh this billing system off |
07:31.11 | bkw_ | ok the conf is back |
07:31.37 | ww | fsck. i can't reproduce the logger reload segv. |
07:31.57 | bkw_ | syslog.local0 => notice,warning,error,debug |
07:32.01 | bkw_ | in logger.conf |
07:32.04 | bkw_ | as per your example |
07:32.11 | bkw_ | and do logger reload twice in a row here |
07:32.23 | bkw_ | and KABOOM |
07:32.32 | ww | JerJer: which revision of logger.c? |
07:32.40 | bkw_ | with 805 |
07:32.51 | Moc | sorry guys but i gota, 1,2 hours atless.. |
07:33.03 | bkw_ | its just uninitialised values |
07:33.08 | bkw_ | gott check and double check those |
07:33.14 | Moc | seem better, only bug bug is chan_iaxX but Im sure you guys will fix it soon.. |
07:33.14 | bkw_ | that should fix logger |
07:33.27 | bkw_ | Moc ya |
07:33.49 | Moc | Except that logger seg.. and rest seemed fine so far, but we wont be testing it for a long period.. |
07:35.01 | ww | hm... still can't reproduce segv on the freebsd testing box... will try a linux box....... |
07:35.33 | JerJer | kabboom |
07:35.40 | bkw_ | yep kaboom |
07:35.41 | ww | where? |
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07:35.49 | bkw_ | on logger reload |
07:35.52 | bkw_ | on linux |
07:36.00 | bkw_ | hrm |
07:36.28 | TestMasTer | bkw_, A bug i forgot to report, on Fedora os, and Freebsd and you do reload restart it doesn`t re-read the extension.conf file or the sip.conf |
07:37.47 | bkw_ | hrm strange |
07:37.58 | bkw_ | we have some stuff to double check |
07:37.58 | TestMasTer | bkw_, i`ve also tryed on redhat 9 |
07:38.13 | Moc | I think the samething |
07:38.30 | Moc | we should have the 0.7.0 for atless 1 day stable no ? |
07:39.00 | Moc | quality control... |
07:39.30 | discordia | are you testing with actual cvs from now? because if i make a new update i could test too in a few hours ... have a test-sys here |
07:39.49 | ww | please do |
07:40.08 | ww | Moc: i would tend to agree |
07:40.28 | discordia | ok ... all actual bugs are on bugs.digium.org right ? |
07:40.30 | Moc | let make a 0.7.0-RC1, that would be fine |
07:40.30 | bkw_ | yes 0.7.0 will prob be 1 day delayed but you can see we are atleast working to that point |
07:41.38 | Moc | yes discordia, check comments |
07:41.40 | Moc | for status |
07:41.58 | Moc | was there zaptel-cvs update ? |
07:46.25 | bkw_ | http://www.bkw.org/cvs.txt |
07:46.30 | bkw_ | look at all the canges |
07:46.31 | ww | ok. i have reproduced it. |
07:46.35 | bkw_ | er changes |
07:47.15 | bkw_ | that box I did that on was friday nights latest |
07:47.59 | Moc | hehe nice ;) |
07:48.00 | discordia | ok ill test this evening (its in 4-5 hours here) :) |
07:48.07 | discordia | cu then guys |
07:48.17 | Moc | so alot of code to be tested before being stable |
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07:58.38 | ww | ok, i think this fixes the segfault |
07:58.51 | ww | logger.c line 128 should be |
07:59.04 | ww | <PROTECTED> |
07:59.05 | ww | not |
07:59.13 | ww | <PROTECTED> |
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08:00.26 | bkw_ | memset size of 0 |
08:00.40 | ww | ?? |
08:00.50 | ww | no, chan is a pointer. sizeof(chan) = 4 |
08:01.03 | ww | sizeof(struct logchannel) is... bigger... |
08:01.46 | bkw_ | so a buffer overflow? |
08:02.14 | bkw_ | JerJer is trying this |
08:02.55 | bkw_ | w00t |
08:02.59 | bkw_ | that fixes it |
08:03.04 | bkw_ | he's logger reloading like mad |
08:03.17 | bkw_ | now figure out why syslog logs when its not turned on :) |
08:03.17 | bkw_ | hehe |
08:03.35 | bkw_ | ww he's commiting that fix |
08:03.45 | ww | patch is uploaded. too ... |
08:03.51 | bkw_ | :) |
08:03.52 | bkw_ | woot |
08:03.56 | ww | :) |
08:04.14 | ww | not a buffer overflow -- just a structure with garbage in it because it wasn't initialized to zero properly |
08:04.26 | ww | now. extra syslog logs... |
08:04.58 | bkw_ | that could be why valgrind was bitching so much |
08:04.58 | bkw_ | :) |
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08:06.13 | jrollyson | oej: IAX2/guest@65.38.28.146/996 |
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08:06.59 | voidptr | morning |
08:07.06 | bkw_ | oej http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0000792 |
08:08.08 | bkw_ | :) |
08:08.11 | ww | are you sure you're config is right? |
08:08.19 | ww | i just commented out syslog and i don't see it... |
08:08.34 | bkw_ | er again |
08:08.39 | bkw_ | let me recompile with lastest cvs |
08:08.53 | bkw_ | ;syslog => notice,warning,error,debug |
08:08.53 | bkw_ | ;syslog.local0 => notice,warning,error,debug |
08:08.55 | bkw_ | commented out |
08:09.06 | bkw_ | Jan 12 02:08:41 src@asterisk asterisk[14580]: VERBOSE[213005]: -- Remote UNIX connection disconnected |
08:09.29 | ww | src@asterisk ???? |
08:09.33 | ww | what sort of syslog is that? |
08:09.55 | bkw_ | syslog-ng |
08:10.21 | ww | cool |
08:10.21 | bkw_ | I just haven't setup a rule for asterisk yet but it shouldn't be there! :) |
08:10.25 | ww | hmmm... |
08:10.33 | bkw_ | anywho let me recompile |
08:10.58 | [Sim] | morning ppl |
08:13.00 | bkw_ | Jan 12 02:12:45 src@asterisk asterisk[19668]: VERBOSE[196621]: Asterisk Event Logger restarted |
08:13.00 | bkw_ | Jan 12 02:12:46 src@asterisk asterisk[19668]: VERBOSE[196621]: == Parsing '/etc/asterisk/logger.conf': |
08:13.00 | bkw_ | Jan 12 02:12:46 src@asterisk asterisk[19668]: VERBOSE[196621]: Found |
08:13.00 | bkw_ | Jan 12 02:12:46 src@asterisk asterisk[19668]: VERBOSE[196621]: Asterisk Event Logger restarted |
08:13.06 | bkw_ | har har har it doesn't seg now |
08:13.13 | bkw_ | but its still logging to syslog when it hsouldn't be |
08:13.14 | bkw_ | ok I have to get sleep |
08:13.44 | ww | ok. 'night. i'll see if i can track that down. otherwise tomorrow... |
08:15.10 | pros12 | nite bkw |
08:15.20 | ww | aha. i know why |
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08:15.54 | ww | it's only the ast_verbose() calls not ast_log() |
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08:22.15 | ww | bkw_: ok, bug 808 fixes that issue |
08:22.38 | ww | but -- verbose messages no loger go into files... maybe that one's for 0.9.0 |
08:22.49 | ww | well, files via syslog anyways... |
08:23.32 | JerJer | at least -r has the whole picture now!! |
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08:35.28 | voidptr | mooo moo :) |
08:37.21 | [Sim] | morning void |
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08:55.36 | JerJer | <PROTECTED> |
08:55.48 | JerJer | Conditional jump or move depends on uninitialised value(s) |
08:55.48 | JerJer | ==7652== at 0x4030185E: _IO_vfprintf_internal (in /lib/libc-2.2.93.so) |
08:55.48 | JerJer | ==7652== by 0x403207E1: _IO_vsnprintf (in /lib/libc-2.2.93.so) |
08:55.48 | JerJer | ==7652== by 0x40309F92: __snprintf (in /lib/libc-2.2.93.so) |
08:55.48 | JerJer | ==7652== by 0x4248484D: ??? (chan_sip.c:2520) |
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08:56.15 | JerJer | m2 is char m2[256] |
08:56.32 | JerJer | struct sockaddr_in vdest; |
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08:59.51 | Kumbang | do you guys run alsa for console channel? |
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09:07.40 | miller7 | hello everyone |
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09:11.32 | kape | morning #asterisk |
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09:11.46 | mbranca | morning kape |
09:11.55 | dude_again | morning |
09:11.58 | mbranca | and morning all |
09:12.13 | jrollyson | watch for falling bugs. |
09:17.02 | geertn | hi |
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09:17.24 | netwind | hi,guys |
09:17.36 | netwind | how asterisk can work with SS7 ? |
09:18.22 | netwind | i thins openss7.org have a drivers for digium cards , but does asterisk work with that drivers? |
09:18.31 | kape | nope |
09:19.30 | netwind | very bad...in some countries only ss7 allowed to exchange with others telecom operators |
09:20.55 | jrollyson | netwind: we have to use a different switch to convert IMTs to PRIs |
09:25.55 | h3x | this rules |
09:25.59 | h3x | i have a tri head video wall |
09:26.00 | h3x | woohoo |
09:26.05 | h3x | all hail x2vnc |
09:27.11 | jrollyson | heh |
09:31.40 | hclai | did any one try to use a softphone to call a analog phone through X100P? |
09:31.59 | hclai | it has very bad echo at the softphone side |
09:32.04 | hclai | how to solve? |
09:32.23 | hclai | i had tried to adjust the gain but it doesnt help |
09:33.03 | h3x | netwind: I agree, it would be nice if someone made openss7 work with asterisk |
09:33.16 | h3x | but i think openss7 is far from completing their work |
09:33.36 | daork | good god |
09:33.39 | daork | openss7 |
09:33.53 | l-fy | openss7 is based on LiS, which is a big pain in the ass |
09:33.59 | h3x | im not even sure if ISUP works on openss7 |
09:34.03 | l-fy | lol |
09:34.14 | h3x | i think they were mostly focusing on TCAP services and mobile and some other shit |
09:34.18 | voidptr | mooo mooo |
09:34.35 | h3x | i would think it would be easier to modify libpri to do ss7 |
09:34.38 | h3x | isup that is |
09:35.14 | JerJer | too many cvs commits this weekend |
09:35.14 | l-fy | JerJer > we know this already :) |
09:35.43 | JerJer | shut up and cvs update |
09:36.00 | JerJer | i don't wana hear any bitching either |
09:36.42 | l-fy | lol :) |
09:38.46 | h3x | dammit |
09:38.49 | h3x | i need a bigger mousepad!!!!!! |
09:40.17 | l-fy | h3x > if you are a bad boy and you are using a mouse |
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10:00.33 | zoa | heyhey don't you guys ever have to sleep ? |
10:00.59 | zoa | <JerJer> at least -r has the whole picture now!! |
10:01.10 | zoa | -> you mean also on a remote server ?? |
10:01.11 | JerJer | sleep? |
10:01.16 | JerJer | -rvvv |
10:01.19 | JerJer | cvs up |
10:01.22 | zoa | it works now ? |
10:01.22 | zoa | cool |
10:01.22 | JerJer | try it |
10:01.27 | mbranca | cvs up -d |
10:01.29 | mbranca | is better |
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10:01.51 | zoa | i always do a complete install and archive the previous sources for 30 second rollback time :) |
10:02.15 | tydel | Is there a guide/manual/tutorial for setting up Asterisk? |
10:02.26 | tydel | I didn't really see anything pop out at me on the website |
10:02.46 | Al | www.voip-info.org |
10:02.54 | tydel | Thanks muchly :) |
10:03.10 | Al | http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk even |
10:03.28 | Al | There's lots of stuff linked from the docs page on asterisk.org |
10:03.38 | Al | But that link's prolly the most useful. |
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10:08.20 | voidptr | miller7 |
10:08.57 | miller7 | hey void |
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10:14.55 | l-fy | hi cypromis |
10:14.59 | cypromis | hi diana :) |
10:15.10 | miller7 | hey cypromis, long time no see (happy new year hehe) |
10:15.35 | cypromis | same to you :) |
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10:27.49 | Bonbon | need a place to buy around 6 cisco atas, new or second-hand to uk. Anyone know any good suppliers? |
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10:32.03 | kape | check out telappliant ;) |
10:32.32 | RoyK | Bonbon: ebay? |
10:32.49 | Bonbon | kape: who is telappliant? |
10:33.05 | RoyK | Bonbon: dot co dot uk |
10:33.26 | miller7 | I think Bonbon is kidding :) |
10:33.48 | Bonbon | yeah, ha ha. but I do need to get some ata 186's for testing with out service |
10:34.15 | Bonbon | i'll check ebay. |
10:34.26 | Bonbon | and is there any issue with running both ports at g711? |
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10:40.08 | l-fy | ~seen a |
10:40.15 | | a <~sbarnard@ip68-0-120-48.tu.ok.cox.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #debian, 42d 8h 47m 4s ago, saying: 'hi'. |
10:40.22 | l-fy | ~seen rollergrrl |
10:40.23 | | rollergrrl <~roller@c-67-169-241-132.client.comcast.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 8d 9h 48m 36s ago, saying: 'I never said I was lesbian :p'. |
10:43.36 | kape | lol |
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10:45.16 | clona | Hey hey guys! |
10:45.51 | kape | hey hey clona |
10:46.27 | clona | kape: eeyh . how are yea? |
10:47.43 | clona | good |
10:48.44 | clona | do you know who I should talk to when I have a weird problem with a cisco 7960 running Firmware 6.0, and is getting Calling (OUT INV) |
10:48.52 | clona | rob--: poor guy.. |
10:48.55 | kape | hmm..cisco? |
10:49.02 | clona | wont tell me anything |
10:49.15 | clona | "use cisco's own software" |
10:49.21 | kape | yeah |
10:49.26 | kape | get the CCM |
10:50.35 | clona | kape: he he.. Yup |
10:51.27 | kape | NEXT! |
10:54.14 | l-fy | hi kape |
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11:04.11 | mbranca | crisco? |
11:04.29 | kape | yup |
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11:12.36 | Jon_UK | Can anyone give me some advice on what ADSL routers work well with * ? |
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11:13.47 | dme | what functionality are you expecting from the ADSL router? |
11:14.15 | Jon_UK | well at the moment I am using a Dreytek router, but I seem to loose alot of packets even though my server is in a DMZ |
11:14.33 | Jon_UK | so I am wondering if the thoughput of the router isn't really up to what I need for IAX2 comms |
11:14.54 | Zoran1 | Anyone there with an idea on what MP3 player can be used with * - have tried MPG123 and no good. Have also tried to install MPG321 and can't get all files |
11:15.11 | dme | that would be bad. given that BT peak at 2Mb/s, it shouldn't be hard to build a router than can keep up. |
11:15.37 | Jon_UK | Zoran1: there is loads of information all over the internet on how to set that up |
11:16.24 | Zoran1 | Thanks Jon, I have searched high and low incl Red Hat but still hitting a brick wall :( |
11:16.28 | Jon_UK | dme: well taking a step back for a moment, my exact problem is that I am using IAX2 to route calls though a third party, and every so often about a second or so of audio just drops out |
11:16.46 | Jon_UK | Zoran1: 2 mins, and I will give you a hand |
11:17.02 | Zoran1 | Thx mate |
11:17.22 | dme | Jon_UK: if the third party is cooperative, i'd be tempted to run some kind of continual traffic generation and monitor the results. |
11:17.41 | Jon_UK | dme: just to test their throughput? |
11:17.55 | dme | Jon_UK: well, to test end to end throughput, latency, etc. |
11:18.36 | Jon_UK | dme: withought going though it all in detail, can you point me in the right direction, how I could do that? |
11:19.06 | Bonbon | Jon_UK: who is the provider? |
11:19.23 | Jon_UK | voiptalk |
11:19.30 | dme | Jon_UK: a simple but rough approach would be to leave a large packet ping running and periodically check the rtt numbers. |
11:19.46 | dme | Jon_UK: interesting, as I'm considering using their serivce :-) |
11:19.58 | Jon_UK | dme: they seem to be pretty good |
11:20.21 | Jon_UK | dme: took a while to get it al working, but once it was all sorted. I have been quiet pleased except for this occasional drop out |
11:20.47 | Bonbon | that's strange. are you on the latest cvs load? |
11:21.05 | Jon_UK | Yes, I litterally rebuilt the server yesterday |
11:21.20 | Bonbon | you're using IAX2? |
11:21.36 | Jon_UK | yes |
11:21.57 | Jon_UK | the only other party I can see causing me problems is my ISP |
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11:22.07 | Bonbon | have you modified any of the jitterbuffer settings in iax.conf? |
11:22.24 | HADREST | hi all |
11:22.53 | Jon_UK | Currently running... |
11:22.58 | Jon_UK | JitterBuffer=on |
11:23.12 | Jon_UK | DropCount=10 |
11:23.14 | HADREST | can i use Eicon Diva PCI 2.01 for Asterisk? |
11:23.27 | Bonbon | turn the jitterbuffer off |
11:23.34 | Bonbon | jitterbuffer=off |
11:23.43 | Jon_UK | you think that could be my problem then? |
11:23.47 | Bonbon | jitterbuffer=no |
11:24.04 | Bonbon | it could be that. |
11:24.08 | Bonbon | could be bandwidth |
11:24.11 | Jon_UK | ok, I'll give it a shot |
11:24.16 | kape | HADREST: you can use it with chan_modem_i4l, but you wont have much fun (latency, echo) |
11:24.23 | Jon_UK | I am just about to change ISP and go to 2mb ADSL service |
11:24.28 | Jon_UK | so I hope that also might help |
11:24.32 | Bonbon | which carrier are you using? |
11:24.49 | Jon_UK | At the moment BT Openworld, just changing to Pipex |
11:24.58 | Bonbon | OPenworld is crap. Pipex is better |
11:25.05 | Bonbon | go to www.adslguide.org.uk |
11:25.20 | Bonbon | they review the fastest providers |
11:25.35 | Jon_UK | I know BT is terrible... been waiting for my 12 months to be up, so I could change |
11:26.01 | Jon_UK | I've already been there :) |
11:26.06 | Bonbon | ah, ok. |
11:26.24 | Jon_UK | Zoran1: ready for assistance? |
11:26.27 | Bonbon | yeah, try the jitterbuffer setting first. |
11:26.37 | Zoran1 | yes I have been reading your comments re ADSL |
11:26.47 | Jon_UK | Thanks Bonbon, dme :) |
11:27.04 | HADREST | <kape> what hardware is better to use? |
11:27.13 | Jon_UK | Zoran1: do you have text based internet installed on your Linux box? |
11:27.19 | HADREST | <kape> from Eicon? |
11:27.20 | kape | HADREST: anything that talks capi |
11:27.40 | HADREST | <kape> DIVA PCI 2.01 supports CAPO 2 |
11:27.43 | kape | HADREST: for eicon that would be the expensive diva server bri-2m |
11:27.44 | HADREST | <kape> DIVA PCI 2.01 supports CAPI 2 |
11:27.48 | Zoran1 | I am quite new at * and Linux... running RH9 |
11:27.48 | kape | no it doesnt |
11:28.28 | HADREST | <kape>so what ghardware is better, not expensive |
11:28.29 | kape | HADREST: it supports capi on windows, but not capi4linux |
11:28.31 | Jon_UK | Zoran1. I'll private call you to go though this .. |
11:28.46 | Bonbon | kape: you talking about Eicon cards? |
11:28.53 | kape | HADREST: if you dont want to spend much then go for the avm fritz card |
11:29.01 | kape | Bonbon: yes |
11:29.27 | Bonbon | kape: eicon supports capi |
11:29.59 | kape | Bonbon: ARGHHH... NOT the PASSIVE eicons |
11:30.06 | HADREST | <Kape> 10xs |
11:30.18 | kape | HADREST: ? |
11:33.06 | discordia | HADREST: get a AVM fritz like kape said ... it works great and is cheap |
11:33.25 | *** join/#asterisk macTijn (martijn@erica.net.insecure.nl) |
11:33.27 | macTijn | y0 |
11:34.50 | macTijn | anyone care to help me ? |
11:34.52 | macTijn | :) |
11:35.27 | macTijn | 'haha' :) |
11:35.45 | macTijn | I have some trouble dialing out over an E1 |
11:35.49 | macTijn | but it worked before |
11:36.15 | macTijn | ans asterisk doesn't want to reset the channels |
11:36.19 | macTijn | and, even |
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11:40.38 | kape | morning puzzled |
11:40.56 | puzzled | hi kape |
11:41.56 | macTijn | grrrrr |
11:42.01 | puzzled | the amount of commits to cvs is really amazing |
11:42.14 | macTijn | must be release time :) |
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11:43.25 | folsson | Hi there! |
11:43.59 | mbranca | strange idea to release a version after a massive bug fix and cvs commits... who has tested what? |
11:44.02 | mbranca | :) |
11:44.34 | kape | mbranca: shhhhh...dont let the marshals hear you ;) |
11:44.46 | mbranca | why not! HEY YOU MARSHALS! |
11:44.47 | mbranca | :) |
11:45.32 | kape | good... they are still sleeping ;) |
11:45.39 | mbranca | lol |
11:45.45 | macTijn | hehe |
11:45.56 | macTijn | grr |
11:46.16 | macTijn | can anyone tell me how to reset E1 spans |
11:46.17 | macTijn | ? |
11:46.25 | mbranca | but this release perhaps is only a stop to the new feature devel and a go for bug fixes ... |
11:46.27 | zigman | push the button |
11:46.52 | mbranca | macTijn, mmmh... restart * ? |
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11:48.41 | macTijn | mbranca: again ? :) |
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11:49.05 | mbranca | go back with cvs then |
11:49.10 | iCoolJin | hi |
11:49.11 | macTijn | rr |
11:49.14 | macTijn | grr, even |
11:49.18 | mbranca | at least to the version when was working |
11:49.26 | macTijn | I didn't upgrade :) |
11:49.28 | iCoolJin | what's asterisk? |
11:49.38 | mbranca | iCoolJin, a super nuker |
11:49.43 | kape | macTijn: is the cable alright? |
11:49.44 | iCoolJin | a super nuker? |
11:49.53 | kape | yes |
11:50.03 | iCoolJin | umm... |
11:50.04 | macTijn | kape: I called over that same cable |
11:50.13 | iCoolJin | i dont understand it |
11:50.15 | mbranca | iCoolJin, yep, a tool to remotely nuke VoIP networks |
11:50.17 | macTijn | the exact same setup used to work |
11:50.22 | mbranca | a sort of hacker tool |
11:50.24 | iCoolJin | ah~ |
11:51.02 | iCoolJin | where can i download it? |
11:51.25 | macTijn | iCool: www.coolnuketoolstodownload.gov |
11:51.32 | iCoolJin | thanks. |
11:51.33 | mbranca | rotfl |
11:51.45 | kape | lol |
11:52.04 | iCoolJin | i see "Page Not Found" |
11:52.08 | macTijn | oh |
11:52.13 | mbranca | really? |
11:52.13 | macTijn | must be in maintenance then |
11:52.18 | macTijn | try later :) |
11:52.19 | iCoolJin | yes |
11:52.42 | kape | you guys are so mean ;) |
11:52.53 | macTijn | kape: who? us? naaaaaaaah. |
11:53.03 | iCoolJin | I try to connect in a many time but i cant |
11:53.22 | kape | Asterisk is a friend of Obelisk, who has a small dog called Idefisk ;) |
11:53.25 | macTijn | iCool: I said it's in maintenance. try again later. |
11:53.34 | iCoolJin | oh, sorry... |
11:53.44 | iCoolJin | my english isnt good |
11:53.47 | macTijn | ah |
11:53.49 | iCoolJin | im korean |
11:53.52 | macTijn | shit happens. |
11:54.08 | macTijn | my... condoleances! |
11:54.25 | mbranca | poor iCoolJin .... |
11:54.29 | iCoolJin | ? |
11:54.33 | iCoolJin | ;; |
11:54.39 | kape | :: |
11:54.42 | iCoolJin | why poor? |
11:54.45 | iCoolJin | ;; |
11:54.50 | kape | :: |
11:55.05 | macTijn | nah, whatever |
11:55.12 | mbranca | iCoolJin, asterisk is a soft switch, capable of handling VoIP (sip,h323,skinny,...) and standard TDM channels. see www.asterisk.org for more info |
11:55.30 | mbranca | ~asterisk |
11:55.32 | | Asterisk is a PBX (Private Branch eXchange) and telephony toolkit. URL: http://www.asterisk.org, or 42 |
11:55.32 | kape | mbranca: does it support capi? |
11:55.40 | iCoolJin | yeah |
11:55.47 | mbranca | kape, mmmh... I think yes. but is very alpha for now |
11:55.48 | mbranca | :) |
11:55.57 | kape | ok, then i will stick to i4l |
11:56.04 | macTijn | hm |
11:56.08 | macTijn | grrr |
11:56.38 | macTijn | !@#%$ stupid thing, reset! |
11:56.40 | *** part/#asterisk iCoolJin (icooljin@219.250.72.62) |
11:57.01 | macTijn | man is he clueless |
11:57.21 | mbranca | macTijn, connect the telco e1 cable to 220 volts outlet (or 110 if u're a usa boy) |
11:57.34 | mbranca | perhaps this way will be restored :) |
11:57.57 | af_ | hi mbranca |
11:59.20 | macTijn | mbranca: I don't think the admin of the pbx on the other side of that cable will be happy :) |
12:00.14 | kape | why should he be happy when you are not? |
12:00.27 | macTijn | lol |
12:00.35 | macTijn | hmm |
12:01.06 | jimmyz | anyone tell me why i have to start * this way form my macros to work |
12:01.07 | jimmyz | LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.4.1 asterisk -vvvvgc |
12:02.07 | kape | because you are using red hat? |
12:02.23 | geertn | :) |
12:02.25 | jimmyz | yes red hat |
12:03.00 | folsson | Does anyone know if the TE410P can be used in a PCI-X slot? |
12:03.01 | kape | that LD_ASSUME ... disables the NPTL |
12:03.23 | jimmyz | ok |
12:03.23 | kape | folsson: PCI-X is a 64bit pci slot and should have 3.3volts |
12:04.09 | geertn | kape: pci-x is backward compatible with pci isn't it? Will your quadBRI card work in it? |
12:04.50 | folsson | But the card is 32-bit, right? "downward compatible"? |
12:05.12 | kape | geertn: the quadBRI is dual-3.3-5 volt card, it can be jumpered to use the 3.3 or 5 volt |
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12:05.23 | IPDES | HI all |
12:05.24 | kape | folsson: yes |
12:05.35 | folsson | Wasn't the E400P 66-Mhz? |
12:05.47 | geertn | kape: ah |
12:06.31 | jensd | gertn: but a 64bit and 32bit slots have different slots i think - so you might have difficulties to fit the card in the slot? |
12:06.37 | kape | folsson: hmm...probably, but i dont remember |
12:07.01 | kape | jensd: the 64 bit is longer, but a 32bit fits in |
12:07.03 | folsson | jensd: The slots are different, but the card still fit |
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12:07.33 | folsson | jensd: It's just that the 64-bit slot is somewhat longer |
12:08.18 | jensd | ok i see - didnt try to plug anything into my only 64bit slot yet ;-) |
12:09.00 | jimmyz | anyone used the supermicro x5dpe-g2 motherboard? |
12:09.25 | jimmyz | it has 6 pci-x slots |
12:10.42 | folsson | jimmyz: Are you planing to use all of them? =) |
12:10.50 | geertn | jimmyz: I think I have it in my asterisk server lemme check |
12:11.10 | jimmyz | no not all...probably would be an irq problem |
12:11.24 | jimmyz | but good for future groth |
12:11.27 | folsson | jimmyz: Think so too =) |
12:12.13 | folsson | What's the recommended maximum number of TE410P's in a system? |
12:12.14 | kape | jimmyz: why an irq problem? |
12:12.37 | geertn | jimmyz: I have the supermicro X5DP8-G2 with: 2 64-bit, 100MHz PCI-X (default), 4 64-bit, 66MHz PCI (default) |
12:13.00 | jimmyz | i don't know for sure it was a guess and depending on busmastering |
12:13.28 | folsson | Is PCI-X always 3.3 volt? |
12:13.34 | jimmyz | jeertn: so it's been working good for you then |
12:13.44 | kape | ohh..wait...1 pci slot is shared with the intel chipset stuff...but i put a 3com in there and it works fine |
12:14.47 | geertn | jimmyz: It's working splendid.. did have some troubles with debian installation... And I do not have any pci crads yet... Ordered a fxs card will be here in a few days I hope. And going to order a quadBRI crad probably... |
12:14.59 | kape | :-) |
12:15.02 | folsson | kape: Is all the slots filled? |
12:15.07 | geertn | s/crad/card |
12:15.11 | kape | folsson: yes |
12:16.02 | folsson | kape: How many T/E4x0P? |
12:16.02 | kape | but i am using the local apic and io-apic stuff, not the old xt-pic |
12:16.21 | kape | folsson: that depends on the application, voip? which codecs? etc |
12:16.55 | folsson | kape: I was just wondering what you got |
12:17.20 | kape | folsson: no te410Ps , just quadBRIs and an octoBRI |
12:17.58 | jimmyz | are the te410p bustmastering cards? |
12:18.03 | kape | yes |
12:18.16 | folsson | kape: I don't need 6 slots because I only use QuadPRI in these ones |
12:19.57 | zigman | nice |
12:20.11 | zigman | after cvs update cdr_odbc stops loggin the cdrs |
12:20.16 | zigman | bkw where are you ;) |
12:20.56 | folsson | What did you say about PCI-X always being 3.3 volt? |
12:21.42 | kape | folsson: that was rather a guess |
12:23.16 | folsson | kape: I thought that the standard voltage for PCI-slots was 5 volts? |
12:23.42 | bobcov | Anybody: Where do I change default port 5060 besides sip.conf? I changed it there, but I still see connections on 5060. |
12:24.16 | kape | folsson: hmm...that was for the old pci slots... i remember that pci 2.2 should favor 3.3 volts |
12:25.01 | ScaredyCat | bobcov: every phone/sip device will try to connect to that port by default, so if you have any sip hardware/software then change them too |
12:28.12 | zigman | ahh there it goes ;) |
12:28.57 | folsson | Checked it out, PCI supports 5/3 volt (different slot). |
12:30.15 | kape | zapBRI users: i just uploaded 0.0.1d ... which fixes some (not all) bugs and makes multi-card support usable |
12:32.01 | zigman | but not the single chip ones |
12:32.42 | zigman | still qozap only right ? |
12:32.53 | kape | yes, qozap is single chip too |
12:33.57 | folsson | Can someone tell me if this: http://www.asus.com/prog/spec.asp?m=PP-DLW&langs=01 will work with a TE410P? |
12:34.20 | kape | RoyK: multitasking |
12:34.25 | macTijn | folsson: what you generally need is PCI-X slots |
12:34.51 | macTijn | folsson: that thing should hold 3 TE410P's |
12:34.52 | kape | kape:\> |
12:35.26 | folsson | I've already ordered it, but I'm getting second thoughts about the bus-speeds |
12:35.32 | macTijn | that's ok |
12:35.36 | macTijn | it's all backwards compat |
12:36.03 | macTijn | runs nicely |
12:36.05 | folsson | The card is 33MHz, there are 66 and 133 MHz slots |
12:36.16 | macTijn | folsson: they are backwards compatible :) |
12:36.36 | folsson | The card would go in the 66 MHz slot? |
12:36.41 | macTijn | in all of them |
12:36.58 | folsson | Why are there then different slots for 66/133? |
12:37.08 | macTijn | marketing |
12:37.11 | folsson | =) |
12:37.13 | macTijn | :) |
12:37.30 | ScaredyCat | zoa: |
12:37.35 | macTijn | good |
12:37.39 | macTijn | my * dials out again |
12:38.01 | macTijn | now to see how I put sox on this overkill-firewalled box |
12:38.24 | folsson | macTijn: thanks |
12:40.55 | macTijn | np |
12:41.02 | geertn | macTijn: How did you fix it? |
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12:46.13 | bobcov | ScaredyCat, I did change sjphone to 4060, but when I do "sip show peers" I see people on 5060 outside of the nat and those inside as 4060. |
12:47.26 | ScaredyCat | the db may not have been refreshed... |
12:47.53 | ScaredyCat | database deltree SIP will remove them from the db (they will need to register again) |
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12:49.26 | timecop | hm |
12:49.42 | timecop | ScaredyCat: hi, i heard you had something to do with sip session timers |
12:50.09 | data[Zzz] | er |
12:50.10 | data[Zzz] | monday |
12:50.20 | timecop | monday? |
12:50.26 | timecop | oh so it is |
12:50.27 | ]data[ | all day! |
12:50.31 | ]data[ | apparently |
12:50.41 | ScaredyCat | timecop: I spent the early hours of this morening trying to get them implemented |
12:51.00 | timecop | ScaredyCat: interesting. did you get anywhere? (whats your interest in it, your provider requires it?) |
12:51.17 | ScaredyCat | but the dev guys said it was prolly better to do that in a future release |
12:51.30 | ScaredyCat | not coding it timecop, trying to get them to implement |
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12:51.35 | timecop | ah |
12:51.40 | timecop | well |
12:51.45 | timecop | I got a workaround for my self |
12:51.50 | timecop | but that cuts teh phone after 5 minutes |
12:51.52 | ScaredyCat | what is if |
12:51.57 | ScaredyCat | it# |
12:51.58 | ScaredyCat | it |
12:52.00 | timecop | since I'm not actually handling it properly |
12:52.08 | timecop | ScaredyCat: INVITE's alwas get a header inserted |
12:52.24 | ScaredyCat | 5 minutes regardless or 5 minutes if it hears nothing? |
12:52.26 | timecop | in transmit_invite |
12:52.30 | timecop | 5 minutes regardless |
12:52.33 | JoeCool | whoa |
12:52.33 | ScaredyCat | :O |
12:52.33 | timecop | huhu |
12:52.45 | timecop | which is why it needs to get fixed |
12:52.51 | RoyK | ~seen levon |
12:52.57 | | levon <~levon@mail.feature-it.de> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 13d 3h 33m 26s ago, saying: ';)'. |
12:53.00 | timecop | ScaredyCat: so whats your reason for it, your provider wants it? or some other reason |
12:53.12 | ScaredyCat | I think i got them to agree on a temporary hack using qualify... |
12:53.39 | ScaredyCat | ie if it cant contact the client for say 4 x the qualify period then it destroys the channel |
12:53.48 | vaewyn | good day all |
12:53.53 | JoeCool | hey, why is this happening when I dial from console : File pbx.c, Line 1153 (pbx_extension_helper): No application 'Meetme' for extension (local, 1002, 1) |
12:54.05 | JoeCool | (yes, the damn OSS console) |
12:54.11 | ScaredyCat | plus, absolutetimeout does not work in those situations timecop |
12:55.08 | vaewyn | eep! I'll see your error and raise you a non-functioning device warning: "WARNING[278544]: File chan_zap.c, Line 2968 (zt_handle_event): Ring/Off-hook in strange state 6 on channel 1" |
12:55.21 | vaewyn | doesn't truly pick the phone up |
12:55.28 | ScaredyCat | timecop: the reason for it is that if the channel stays up ... the * considers the call live, so you get billed until someone does a soft hangup on the channel or a * restart |
12:55.30 | vaewyn | (fxo interface) |
12:55.31 | timecop | well they closed my bug with it and moved all discussion to 207 |
12:55.35 | timecop | so hopefully it'll get fixed in a while |
12:55.40 | timecop | ScaredyCat: yes I know. |
12:55.46 | timecop | ScaredyCat: my sip 'provider" bills per minute |
12:55.52 | timecop | so they must use this otherwies they'll have no customers in a flash |
12:55.56 | timecop | (not like that isnt happening already) |
12:56.09 | ScaredyCat | yes, this is a huge problem imho... |
12:56.23 | JoeCool | wow, lot's of problems here today |
12:57.08 | vaewyn | Teach me to upgrade 3 months worth of CVS changes :P |
12:58.09 | timecop | well |
12:58.18 | timecop | this sip session timer has been a problem since early this summer |
12:58.20 | digger | does the Intel 865/875 chipsets also use the usb_uhci driver, so one can use ztdummy ? |
12:58.22 | timecop | i'm glad its finally getting looked at |
12:58.50 | timecop | i thought there was a zaprtc driver too |
12:58.57 | JoeCool | hey |
12:59.34 | digger | timecop: i know. but still curious... |
12:59.50 | JoeCool | Why : No application 'Meetme' for extension (local, 1002, 1) |
13:00.44 | JoeCool | why Meetme does not come up at show applications ? Damn ... |
13:00.44 | vaewyn | JoeCool: means you are trying to dial a "conference" and you don't have the module compiled/loaded |
13:00.54 | JoeCool | ok ok |
13:01.01 | JoeCool | I'm stupid |
13:01.02 | JoeCool | hehe |
13:01.12 | vaewyn | nah... he's stupid |
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13:01.52 | ScaredyCat | timecop: the nasty thing is even if the zap channel is destroyed the other end isnt |
13:01.54 | JoeCool | is it needed to be loaded at modules.conf ? |
13:02.11 | vaewyn | should autoload unless you have a noload for it... (as long as it is compiled) |
13:02.25 | timecop | ScaredyCat: i know. my asterisk setup has random dead-but-not-expired sessions all the time |
13:02.45 | timecop | JoeCool: meetme requires a digium card or a dummy timing driver |
13:02.47 | timecop | do you have either? |
13:03.00 | JoeCool | I lodaded ztdummy |
13:03.13 | JoeCool | modprobe ztdummy, it's there, ok, up and running |
13:03.23 | JoeCool | does it need anything zaptel.conf ? |
13:03.50 | timecop | i dont remember I was hoping you had a card, huhu |
13:03.57 | JoeCool | hehehehe I wish |
13:04.09 | timecop | asterisk -vvvc and check for shit related to meetme during loading scroll |
13:04.15 | JoeCool | there is no doc for ztdummy ... pretty hard to put it working |
13:04.40 | timecop | well, i think it needs /dev/zaptel etc made. which means you must make install in zaptel dir at least once |
13:04.41 | JoeCool | I've done that, no shit about it. And show applications neither. |
13:04.54 | JoeCool | I did make install, too |
13:05.00 | mbranca | ~slap ScaredyCat |
13:05.07 | | ACTION slaps ScaredyCat, keep your grubby fingers to yourself! |
13:05.33 | timecop | is app_meetme in /usr/lib/asterisk/modules? |
13:05.47 | JoeCool | I'll check |
13:06.04 | ScaredyCat | meh! |
13:06.09 | ScaredyCat | ~lart mbranca |
13:06.18 | timecop | ~kick timecop |
13:06.22 | | bugger off sod! |
13:06.22 | JoeCool | damn, it's not there |
13:06.29 | ScaredyCat | ~whaleslap mbranca |
13:06.32 | | ACTION slaps mbranca upside and over the head with one freakishly huge killer whale named hugh |
13:06.32 | timecop | JoeCool: well that would answer it huhu |
13:06.39 | timecop | JoeCool: now find out why it didnt get compiled/installed |
13:06.51 | JoeCool | hehehehehe, yeah, thanks |
13:08.22 | timecop | i havent kept track of asterisk cvs for the last 3 months or so since its running on a somewhat "production" machine, so i duno but my ugess is meetme has always been compiled by default |
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13:10.54 | ScaredyCat | yay |
13:11.07 | ScaredyCat | debg messages on remote console is working |
13:11.48 | ScaredyCat | debug |
13:12.55 | vaewyn | Hehehe... screen -x as many consoles as you want :P |
13:13.14 | sniffe | Is there any documents about these DATABASE GET/PUT etc. functions? |
13:14.07 | YoYo^ | ACK!! how do I /un/ monitor a bug? |
13:14.29 | YoYo^ | some idiot is using bugs as a chatroom |
13:14.58 | ScaredyCat | click stop monitoring |
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13:16.49 | geertn | sniffe: http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk%20-%20documentation%20of%20application%20commands |
13:17.42 | sniffe | geertn: thnx |
13:20.14 | YoYo^ | Scaredy, I dun see that anywhere on the bug page |
13:20.30 | YoYo^ | I see only a button that says 'Monitor Bug' |
13:22.33 | FuzzyCat | what bu no YoYo? |
13:22.38 | FuzzyCat | bug |
13:23.24 | YoYo^ | 214 |
13:25.41 | timecop | heh |
13:25.51 | timecop | i dont see any chat in that bug |
13:26.05 | timecop | oh never mind |
13:26.07 | timecop | it was still loading |
13:29.47 | FuzzyCat | YoYo^: just unter the reporting part it should have a End monitoring button... |
13:29.52 | JoeCool | I recompiled and I think it worked, timecop |
13:30.09 | FuzzyCat | if you don;t see it then that suggests you aren;t monitoring it.. |
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13:30.39 | FuzzyCat | Pirates! Arrrr |
13:30.44 | JoeCool | just one stuff is strange, maybe OSS/dsp isn't cool for conferencing : -- Created ZapTel conference 1023 for conference '1234' |
13:30.47 | JoeCool | WARNING[245776]: File chan_oss.c, Line 679 (oss_indicate): Don't know how to display condition -1 on OSS/dsp |
13:32.31 | Mike9 | is there a way to send a SIP NOTIFY to all phones registered with asterisk to reboot them? |
13:33.11 | YoYo^ | fuzzy, one would think... however, I get emails everytime someone posts to that bug |
13:33.12 | FuzzyCat | no |
13:33.34 | FuzzyCat | logged inas a different user? |
13:33.43 | YoYo^ | this is silly anyways... it's a goddamned web page, not a mail list. it shouldn't be generating emails in the first place |
13:34.02 | FuzzyCat | mm.. i like that feature |
13:34.29 | YoYo^ | it's retarded |
13:34.33 | YoYo^ | if I cared, I'd go look |
13:34.48 | YoYo^ | I don't need it to spam me when someone decides to use it as a BBS |
13:34.58 | YoYo^ | anyways... I'll wait for bkw to wake up |
13:35.13 | YoYo^ | mebbe his god-powers will be able to get it to stop spamming me |
13:35.38 | FuzzyCat | fuck me! mgcp dtmf detection is fixed! |
13:36.19 | FuzzyCat | ppph baby |
13:36.25 | FuzzyCat | erremm |
13:36.33 | FuzzyCat | 000h baby.. |
13:36.37 | YoYo^ | lol |
13:36.56 | FuzzyCat | someone moved my keydoard slightly to the left |
13:37.56 | vaewyn | MM... my wcfxo thinks it is answering ... but doesn't really... |
13:37.59 | vaewyn | This sux |
13:38.16 | vaewyn | Even worse... it knows it's screwed up "Jan 12 08:36:09 WARNING[245776]: chan_zap.c:2991 zt_handle_event: Ring/Off-hook in strange state 6 on channel 1" |
13:38.16 | YoYo^ | for a good time, call IAX2/guest@63.171.251.5/19 |
13:39.10 | vaewyn | nonono.. for a good time call 555-1212 |
13:39.13 | vaewyn | :P |
13:39.56 | FuzzyCat | or sip:goodtime@pr0nhouse.com |
13:40.10 | YoYo^ | phhht... at least I give a valid call destination |
13:40.15 | FuzzyCat | /s/:/// |
13:40.41 | vaewyn | Mine's valid... works on any phone... :} |
13:41.00 | vaewyn | even my asterisk phone has a 555-1212 :} tt-monkeysintro and tt-monkeys :} |
13:41.00 | YoYo^ | yeah? mine works from anywhere |
13:41.07 | FuzzyCat | 555 isn;t a valid area code is it |
13:41.17 | YoYo^ | hell, it's even going to have a PSTN # assigned when I get them ported over |
13:42.19 | YoYo^ | LOL... once isn't enough, is it? |
13:43.25 | vaewyn | 555 is "internal" numbers for phone LATAs... any area code that you try and append 555-1212 to it should give you a valid number :P |
13:44.32 | Exomorph | Wow! |
13:45.00 | Exomorph | WOW! We get a 0.7 release today! |
13:45.18 | YoYo^ | "well, m'am, the first time you tried to log in, your password was blank. The second time, you left the 'el' out of children, which is your password. The third time, your password was blank again." |
13:45.28 | vaewyn | yeah... but if todays CVS is any indication... dan't do it if you have a wcfxo card :P |
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13:45.58 | vaewyn | hahaha |
13:45.59 | Exomorph | ouchies... I'm sure Mark will fix the bugs up... |
13:46.07 | YoYo^ | app_drivingdirections? |
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13:46.20 | voidptr_ | phear me! |
13:46.20 | YoYo^ | WTF? enter zip code, and look up from mapquest, then parse out the stuff? |
13:46.22 | vaewyn | FuzzyCat: Oo Oo... I know GIS stuff... I should write that ! |
13:46.24 | voidptr_ | for i am the astmaster :P |
13:46.40 | vaewyn | oops... segfaulted myself |
13:46.49 | YoYo^ | seg faults are fun |
13:47.09 | YoYo^ | never did understand all that pointer and reference bullshit |
13:48.41 | vaewyn | Hmm... so with a zaptel problem do I bug kram directly... or post to the list? |
13:49.19 | vaewyn | Been a while so not sure on ettiquite anymore |
13:49.20 | YoYo^ | "M'am, what's your password?" "Jesus" "Ok, that's what I thought, but somehow, your computer is sending 'Satan' as your password." |
13:49.48 | YoYo^ | "M'am, I think your computer is posessed. You better bring it in for an exorcism." |
13:49.56 | DigiumAR | hey, Its my friend Copice !!!! |
13:50.02 | DigiumAR | ;P |
13:50.14 | DigiumAR | Hi Steve |
13:51.17 | JoeCool | damn MSN ... |
13:51.41 | vaewyn | tech support YoYo? :} |
13:51.41 | coppice | DigiumAR: Hi there |
13:51.50 | YoYo^ | vaewyn, only when I have to |
13:52.01 | vaewyn | hehehe |
13:52.07 | YoYo^ | which is a lot lately since I fired 2 people last month |
13:52.08 | DigiumAR | Steve, may we speack in private? |
13:52.27 | YoYo^ | coppice! you lucky dog! go get your cyber! |
13:52.44 | vaewyn | man.. at it was just getting kinky :P |
13:52.54 | YoYo^ | LOL |
13:53.11 | DigiumAR | jajajaja nice people |
13:53.13 | JoeCool | does anyone knows how to make MSN 4.7 dial a Asterisk extension ? That stuff sucks |
13:53.54 | vaewyn | JoeCool: heh... well I know the round about way... I use Jabber to message someone on MSN 4.7 and tell them to call me :P |
13:54.24 | YoYo^ | "Sir, I understand that you're typing in the correct password, but the thing that you need to understand, is that the really smart computers are really quite stupid and can't understand that 'A' and 'a' are the same. You /need/ to turn off the CAPSLOCK key to check your email." |
13:55.55 | YoYo^ | *sigh* |
13:55.58 | vaewyn | heh |
13:56.30 | JoeCool | vaewyn : yeah, I'm wondering where I enter the number/address |
13:57.28 | JoeCool | "Start a voice conversation" |
13:57.58 | JoeCool | "Other" |
13:58.53 | JoeCool | at "Service" Combo box I put "Communications Service" and at Enter Email Address I put the Asterisk extension ... guess what ? Nothing happens at asterisk |
13:59.08 | JoeCool | but the damned MSN receive calls when I dial from DIAX to its extension |
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14:03.28 | coppice | DigiumAR: maybe you should ask about private conversations in private :-) |
14:03.58 | DigiumAR | ok steve |
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14:12.57 | vaewynAFK | Hmmm a couple people had the same problem as me back in august... |
14:13.18 | vaewyn | but no answers to their messages :{ |
14:14.01 | folsson | Is here someone who uses two "clustered" Asterisks? |
14:14.26 | discordia | what do you mean with "clustered" ? |
14:14.44 | zoa | you cant cluster them |
14:14.51 | zoa | in the way you pprobably mean |
14:16.24 | folsson | Two or more separate servers who serve the "same" clients |
14:18.38 | folsson | At the time we only have one server with one PRI, so all SIP UAs register at that point... everything is "standard" |
14:19.08 | folsson | But how do I go about to add the new ones without separating the dialplan? |
14:21.40 | vaewyn | set up another box and have the main one be a "switch" the for the second one... then your dialplan is only on one machine |
14:21.42 | sniffe | Docs. for these Language settings? |
14:22.18 | coppice | Hey, if you have hazelnut clusters, why not * ones? :-) |
14:22.49 | FuzzyCat | <gsr> the UK air farce just 'accidentally' droped a 225kg bomb on a small village in yorkshire... |
14:22.54 | sniffe | exten => 3,1,SetLanguage(fr) <- I'll guess it is beeing used to have several different sound-files in different languages in some way? |
14:23.22 | digger | sniffe: exactly |
14:23.38 | folsson | vaewyn: I'm not following.... explain |
14:23.54 | oej | sniffe: There's a lot of info on multilanguage in the Wiki, http://www.voip-info.org |
14:24.16 | coppice | FuzzyCat: Don't you know that Bin Laden is a Yorkshireman? :-) |
14:24.29 | oej | sniffe: It's used for sound files and indications (indications.conf) |
14:25.03 | sniffe | oej: thanx, I'll check out www.voip-info.org and take a peek into indications.conf |
14:25.28 | vaewyn | folsson: In any extensions.conf you can specify another machine as a "switch" and it will auto lookup anything on that remote machine that is in the context you define... Like on my remote machine I have: |
14:25.29 | vaewyn | <PROTECTED> |
14:25.30 | vaewyn | <PROTECTED> |
14:26.04 | vaewyn | anything in the dialout context on my main box can be dialed and handled from that remote machine also |
14:26.25 | vaewyn | keeps the configs nice and easy :P |
14:27.50 | vaewyn | you just have to make sure you don't make a "switch" loop by using a switch statement on both machines for overlapping contexts |
14:29.12 | folsson | All the servers will have their own PRI |
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14:29.41 | Moc | hi all |
14:30.07 | vaewyn | Then you would provide switch statements on the main server for each remote server for outgoing on the pri... and a context on each that switches to main server for incoming on the pri |
14:30.09 | folsson | I don't want to "lock" an SIP UA to only be able to call out from one of them |
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14:36.24 | folsson | How do I the main server know to which server the call should be switched? |
14:37.37 | folsson | I wanna get somekind of loadbalancing |
14:37.56 | tzanger | bkw you around? |
14:37.59 | vaewyn | This is where I start getting hazy... sorry... I know this is one way they do it but I havn't done beyond endpoints that have distinct extensions for each |
14:39.05 | folsson | I've been thinking about this alot but haven't really decided how to do it |
14:39.14 | folsson | How knows? |
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14:41.01 | folsson | Imagine a number of servers at a large number of different locations, how would I go about to decided where the call should exit to the PSTN |
14:41.59 | vaewyn | You would have to segment it based on call destination.. (ie usually number/extension dialed) |
14:42.50 | vaewyn | You can also "span" groups of interfaces to provide call out pools... but not sure if you can do that accross multiple servers or not. |
14:43.43 | folsson | I use that feature right now, but I didn't think you could do it between servers. |
14:44.00 | folsson | Grouping the PRIs gives you a "local" loadbalancing |
14:44.24 | tzanger | does anyone know why the mailing list does not seem to deliver any mail on the weekends? |
14:44.34 | tzanger | I get no messages all weekend, then a flood on Sunday night/Monday morning |
14:44.56 | bdf | Does anyone know of anywhere good to reccommend for a CAC ADIT 600 w/ 8 FXO ports, or a Adtran Total Access 750? |
14:45.05 | tzanger | bdf are you Lance Arbuckle? |
14:45.07 | bdf | All the suppliers I call of their websites are idiots. |
14:45.17 | tzanger | Adit600 is awesome, and you get it off of ebay |
14:45.41 | tzanger | it's nigh impossible to get one with FXO ports though ... I think tclark steals them all off ebay :-) |
14:46.05 | tzanger | The Channel Bank I and II work very well **SO LONG AS** you do not need far end disconnect notification. i.e. they are awesome and cheap channel banks for FXS ports |
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14:48.30 | illc0mmm | hey, anyone know of anyone running astersk on any of the Soekris platforms? |
14:48.45 | illc0mmm | that would be asterisk |
14:48.48 | illc0mmm | :) |
14:49.07 | sniffe | Where is the localized sound files placed? In a sub-directory of the sound-directory? |
14:50.06 | sniffe | It doesn't seem to work very well, probably my config ... |
14:53.38 | sniffe | Seems that the problem is when I do something like 'Background(directory/somefile.gsm)' it wont work in the localized version. |
14:53.50 | tzanger | ok how the hell do you get "red alarm" on an X101P? It's not a T1 interface |
14:54.13 | vaewyn | tzanger: unplugged cord can do it |
14:54.28 | tzanger | vaewyn: on an *X*101P? i.e. 1-port FXO winmodem card? |
14:54.31 | vaewyn | about the only thing that can though |
14:54.34 | vaewyn | yep |
14:54.40 | tzanger | vaewyn: wow I did not know that |
14:54.44 | tzanger | I've never seen that either heh |
14:54.56 | bdf | I get red alarms even when there are dialtones on the line |
14:55.20 | tzanger | I don't actually have an X101P in use anymore though... my house is pure * and VOIP |
14:55.36 | vaewyn | bdf: You can get the from some phone systems that are "under volt" out of spec |
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15:03.05 | vaewyn | Ok... dropped my bug into the tracker... hopefully someone has an idea |
15:03.28 | vaewyn | It is right.. the state it is getting to in the code is VERY messed |
15:07.09 | voidptr | so... |
15:07.32 | vaewyn | sew... |
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15:11.33 | voidptr | ehm, what do I use to catch any extension dialed in a context? |
15:11.45 | voidptr | .? |
15:11.48 | [Sim] | exten = _.,1,Foo |
15:11.51 | [Sim] | yes |
15:12.37 | voidptr | ah yes... forgot the _ ;) |
15:12.47 | voidptr | [Sim] care to check my config? :) |
15:13.32 | [Sim] | sure |
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15:18.21 | FuzzyCat | what's wasims farfone site again |
15:20.22 | voidptr_ | doh, www.farfon.com! |
15:20.24 | voidptr_ | :P |
15:21.16 | FuzzyCat | mmm.. can';t get to it |
15:21.43 | voidptr_ | yes true |
15:21.54 | drgalaxy | I try to follow my void pointers, not stab at them |
15:21.56 | illc0mmm | get rid of the ! |
15:22.03 | illc0mmm | www.farfon.com |
15:22.06 | illc0mmm | works for me |
15:22.16 | voidptr_ | illc0mmm : it does? humm maybe dns change or so |
15:22.21 | voidptr_ | or crappy routing ;) |
15:22.24 | voidptr_ | ah works now |
15:22.26 | vaewyn | works for me |
15:22.28 | illc0mmm | your link had an ! in it |
15:22.31 | swirlnets | does anyone have a "farfon" |
15:22.39 | voidptr_ | illc0mmm : i'm not that retarded |
15:22.44 | illc0mmm | I was |
15:23.17 | drgalaxy | I wonder why the forums on farfon are locked |
15:23.23 | illc0mmm | dunno |
15:23.27 | illc0mmm | not much activity this year? |
15:23.54 | drgalaxy | so their response to not much activity is to lock it? I guess they just don't want random people posting on there |
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15:36.17 | mbranca | drgalaxy, are u subscribed ? |
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15:37.01 | mbranca | ~seen wasim |
15:37.06 | | wasim is currently on #asterisk |
15:38.33 | voidptr_ | sorry |
15:38.34 | voidptr_ | but |
15:38.39 | voidptr_ | isn't it monday by now? ;) |
15:38.43 | voidptr_ | it sure feels like it |
15:38.54 | cypromis | yep |
15:39.27 | voidptr_ | my head pounds like no other day... :S |
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15:40.51 | ]data[ | voidptr_: mark didnt say _which_ Monday :) |
15:41.12 | voidptr_ | sorry my head hurts too much to think about that one |
15:41.12 | voidptr_ | ;) |
15:42.11 | FuzzyCat | today....but in us time :D |
15:43.07 | Alric | So it's not out yet? |
15:43.12 | ]data[ | its 10:42am east coast and 07:42am west coast |
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15:43.22 | voidptr_ | what is!? |
15:43.23 | voidptr_ | :P |
15:43.36 | Alric | CVS looks different from Friday. Maybe it's just me |
15:43.40 | ]data[ | the time0r |
15:43.56 | vaewyn | CVS is updated from yesterday even |
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15:45.26 | tzanger | are there any traffic classification wizards here? I have a script I am trying ot understand |
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15:45.48 | tzanger | this is linux, btw... with the 'tc' command |
15:46.08 | drgalaxy | tzanger: I have setup a few things with it, but I wouldn't call my self a wizard |
15:46.25 | drgalaxy | in the same vein, I'm looking for cheap quad port nic cards (new) any ideas anyone? |
15:46.41 | barrys | I can't seem to get audio from playback, background, moh, etc... A sip to sip conversation works ok though. Any ideas |
15:47.05 | tzanger | drgalaxy: I don't think cheap and quad port go together |
15:47.05 | tzanger | we have a nic edlink one that works well |
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15:47.17 | barrys | I can't seem to get audio from playback, background, moh, etc... A sip to sip conversation works ok though. Any ideas |
15:48.00 | tzanger | drgalaxy: www.mixdown.ca/~andrew/dump/htb.sh |
15:48.02 | tzanger | that's the script |
15:48.11 | tzanger | I'm just trying to understand how the tree is built |
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15:48.32 | loid | Asterisk run in freebsd? |
15:48.35 | tzanger | I see that I generate a default queueing discipline |
15:49.08 | tzanger | then I create a class tree with the parent being 1: |
15:49.20 | tzanger | and I generate queueing disciplines for each of the smaller classes |
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15:49.51 | tzanger | and I *think* what happens next is that I have four filters which 'tag' data based on its priority which I set via iptables |
15:50.26 | tzanger | I'm trying to get a grasp on the 'prio' and 'handle' fields in the filters |
15:50.31 | tzanger | and in the queueing disciplines |
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15:52.21 | sudhir | has anyone used asterisk on opteron? |
15:52.32 | RoyK | check the ml |
15:52.38 | RoyK | I beleive someone's doing it |
15:53.15 | heison | has 0.7.0 been released? |
15:54.02 | ]data[ | heison: not yet |
15:54.07 | YoYo^ | just do CVS and be happy |
15:54.27 | sudhir | I am under the impression that Opterons offer better price/performance compared to Pentiums, hence am considering a dual opteron system for a Quad T1 card based * implementation. Any comments? |
15:54.53 | sudhir | What was the previous version of Asterik? |
15:55.23 | FuzzyCat | sudhir: releas 0.5.0 |
15:55.41 | h3x | i was thinking about using an opteron as a database server for billing |
15:55.41 | FuzzyCat | but cvs it mre uptodate |
15:55.52 | h3x | but i dont think id try to run asterisk on it, i donno |
15:56.04 | sudhir | what kind? if it is changing compiler flags for proper compilations, I can handle that but if it has problems with drivers, I cannot |
15:56.26 | YoYo^ | I just asked for a quote on a dual Xeon system for my billing system |
15:56.33 | sudhir | h3x: I have been using an Athlon based machine for my webserver and database. Excellent performance |
15:56.37 | h3x | Um i think the biggest problem is that youd have to use like 0day linux on it |
15:56.59 | ]data[ | here's teh kram :D |
15:57.05 | YoYo^ | software raid in win2k just isn't up to the task. And if I'm giong to spend >$2k for a proper storage system, I may as well drop another $2k on a decent system |
15:57.06 | ]data[ | morning :) |
15:57.17 | YoYo^ | no, kram is not here... it's an optical illusion |
15:57.27 | h3x | win2k?!#% |
15:57.28 | sudhir | Kram might have some input about use of Xeon, Opteron, or Pentium 4 |
15:57.33 | h3x | are you out of your damned mind? haha |
15:57.46 | h3x | sudhir: What are you doing with * on this box |
15:57.56 | puzzled | anyone also see cvs dump core at startup when compiled with DEBUG=-g -pg? |
15:57.57 | YoYo^ | sudhir, actually, JerJer would probably be the better person to ask |
15:58.08 | YoYo^ | AFAIK, he's got the largest * installation of anyone to date |
15:58.11 | h3x | jerjer's answer to everything is "get a dual xeon" |
15:58.27 | JerJer[ghost] | h3x: yep nothing less |
15:58.41 | h3x | me> I want a machine to play tetris on |
15:58.45 | JerJer[ghost] | spend the extra hundy or two, its worth it in the long run |
15:58.45 | h3x | JerJer> Get a dual Xeon |
15:59.06 | h3x | its a bit more than that |
15:59.08 | sudhir | Yes, a dual Xeon from JerJer. But cheaper Xeons have 512K of cache as opposed to 1MB on cheaper opterons. |
15:59.14 | JerJer[ghost] | um, no |
15:59.20 | JerJer[ghost] | not from my suppliers |
15:59.38 | h3x | xeon is the same as a p4 with more cache and a slower fsb and shittier chipset |
15:59.49 | h3x | get a p4 ! |
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16:00.01 | sudhir | My main application is conferencing, on quad T1 card, plus some VoIP traffic as well |
16:00.15 | YoYo^ | my P4 is 533 FSB... my Dual Xeon box is 533 FSB |
16:00.18 | sudhir | My conferencing system is going to be quite busy |
16:00.27 | h3x | and p4 is 800FSB with dual DDR |
16:00.35 | YoYo^ | oh, I do have a P4 with an 800 FSB in one box |
16:00.51 | JerJer[ghost] | asterisk likes cache |
16:01.00 | JerJer[ghost] | and dual proc |
16:01.02 | h3x | has anybody actually benchmarked this stuff |
16:01.09 | sudhir | Do P4 come with multiprocessor option |
16:01.13 | YoYo^ | no |
16:01.14 | JoeCool | AHA !! MSN have a tick ! |
16:01.16 | YoYo^ | well, HTT |
16:01.18 | h3x | no but its got hyperthreading |
16:01.21 | JoeCool | damn bastard |
16:01.26 | JerJer[ghost] | 2.4 doesn't support hyperthreading |
16:01.31 | YoYo^ | but I've not yet seen a straight answer as to wether or not HTT is true dual processor or not |
16:01.35 | JoeCool | P4 2.4c rulez |
16:01.35 | JerJer[ghost] | and will casue problems |
16:01.43 | sudhir | When I put together my system, I sure am going to benchmark and publish for the community |
16:01.45 | YoYo^ | JerJer: P4 2.4Ghz 800FSB is HTT |
16:01.58 | h3x | I got it to work somehow |
16:02.00 | h3x | dont remember exactly |
16:02.01 | JerJer | YoYo^: you still only have one proc |
16:02.11 | YoYo^ | P4 Xeon 2.4Ghz is HTT too |
16:02.19 | JerJer | until 2.6 stablizes |
16:02.42 | YoYo^ | XP at home on a 3.0ghz |
16:02.44 | JerJer | we have it disabled on all of ours |
16:02.45 | h3x | i need to set up a test bench |
16:02.49 | YoYo^ | XP at work on a 2.4Ghz/800FSB |
16:03.00 | YoYo^ | and FBSD on a Dual Xeon 2.4Ghz for mail |
16:03.10 | h3x | pipe a shitload of calls through a pair of asterisk boxes with matching configs |
16:03.33 | h3x | look at stability and listen in to see if the call sounds screwey |
16:03.40 | h3x | jitter, etc |
16:03.54 | JoeCool | P4 2.4c is overclock champion |
16:03.54 | YoYo^ | h3x, how would you simulate 100's or 1000's of calls being transcoded? |
16:04.01 | h3x | thats pretty easy |
16:04.04 | YoYo^ | silence is pretty easy on the CPU |
16:04.05 | h3x | you need 4 boxes though |
16:04.15 | h3x | well actually 3 |
16:04.16 | h3x | i guess |
16:04.35 | h3x | you could stuff one box with a couple cards that just generate calls going all the way through the others and back |
16:04.38 | JerJer | i've ran chan_h323 thru a hardware traffic generator box thingy |
16:04.42 | h3x | just do Playback and record... |
16:04.59 | h3x | Monitor actually |
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16:04.59 | h3x | or Barge and listen... |
16:05.08 | h3x | but have a bunch of recorded conversations going both directions |
16:05.27 | h3x | anyway, and tie those with say 4 t1s to a couple boxes going iax between them |
16:05.39 | YoYo^ | 4 T1s is easy |
16:05.48 | YoYo^ | thats only 96 channels |
16:05.54 | h3x | Yeah, and then go up to say 8 |
16:06.09 | h3x | but everybody says you cant do more than 4 on a dual xeon ?.... |
16:06.13 | h3x | with compression stuff |
16:06.36 | YoYo^ | hmm... I heard 2 quad cards in a dual xeon box |
16:06.42 | YoYo^ | but then I hear lots of things |
16:06.48 | sudhir | :-) |
16:06.49 | JerJer | we only do 1 TE410P |
16:06.58 | JerJer | and rack up more boxes |
16:07.01 | h3x | I think its one quad with ilbc or g729 |
16:07.08 | sudhir | JerJer: what kind of load do you have on your machine |
16:07.19 | drgalaxy | tzanger: sorry, I am unable to help with your tc script |
16:07.39 | JoeCool | yesss scream to me MSN @)(!#&(!@ |
16:07.52 | drgalaxy | tzanger: read through it, didn't really see anything that struck me as wrong |
16:08.12 | JerJer | sudhir: we have had all 4 T-1 spans lit up and the box isn't even sweating |
16:08.26 | YoYo^ | each box would be diskless |
16:08.39 | YoYo^ | that's some 168 T1s |
16:08.48 | h3x | YoYo: And still i want soemone to tell me how this is more cost effective than say, MAX TNTs with DS3 cards? :) |
16:08.49 | YoYo^ | that could be fun |
16:09.01 | h3x | even if the TE410P's were free.. it would cost more |
16:09.02 | YoYo^ | hmm |
16:09.09 | YoYo^ | TNT loaded is $16k |
16:09.17 | h3x | $9k on ebay |
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16:09.27 | citats | bah you can get TNTs for anywhere from 4-11K |
16:09.34 | h3x | $3500 for 0day firmware to be legal |
16:09.35 | YoYo^ | h3x: with DSPs or modems? |
16:09.39 | drgalaxy | you can buy max TNTs for cheap on ebay |
16:09.42 | h3x | with 96DSPs |
16:09.50 | h3x | on all ports |
16:09.59 | sudhir | JerJer: Great. Can you tell me the processor speed and motherboard. I will try to stay in the same ballpark. On someone's suggestion, I am eyeing a server from Supermicro and your input will help me a great deal. |
16:10.09 | h3x | the only drawback ive come up with so far is you cant do ilbc or speex |
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16:10.16 | h3x | but you can do gsm, g.everything |
16:10.22 | vaewyn | Hmm while we are on the topic of massive installs... what do the "big guys" run if they want to fan out a * box to ohh say.. 100+ analog phones |
16:10.41 | drgalaxy | vaewyn: a big channel bank and some T1 interfaces |
16:10.41 | h3x | vaewyn: channel banks and te410p cards |
16:11.00 | vaewyn | yeah... but which channel banks... everyone seems to gloss over which ones work the best for them :P |
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16:11.11 | citats | youy can fit 2 adtran TA 750 side by side in a 19" rack |
16:11.18 | h3x | I've got a carrier access AB-1 here at home running my phones |
16:11.22 | YoYo^ | vaewyn, at that level, I'd do it by department |
16:11.23 | drgalaxy | you can get a MAX TNT with everything and 2x 8 port T1 cards for $2k buy it now |
16:11.29 | h3x | no problems at all. I think the only issues youd have is them as FXO |
16:11.48 | h3x | drgalaxy: I bought a couple like that but they had the wrong dsp cards to do voip |
16:11.52 | h3x | even though it was hashed for voip |
16:11.54 | drgalaxy | ahh bum |
16:11.55 | h3x | 48MOD dosent work |
16:11.55 | jsmith | vaewyn: Channel banks... I like the Adit 600 from Carrier Accesss |
16:12.12 | JerJer | a TNT is a dumb box |
16:12.17 | tzanger | I have a tc prio question -- if I have a class that is prio 0 and a class that is prio 1 and prio 0 is NOT using up its allocated rate, the prio 1 class can get that extra bandwidth right? the notes on docum.org seem to disagree |
16:12.18 | JerJer | asteisk is the whole package |
16:12.21 | h3x | you need the right version of ethernet card, multidsp cards, and other shit like that |
16:12.35 | h3x | JerJer: but you could have a single asterisk box in between processing thousands of calls with no codec trans |
16:12.39 | drgalaxy | h3x: most of the ones you see for sale are from liquidated ISPs, so I would imagine the voip stuff is more rare |
16:12.52 | vaewyn | I almost have the telecom guys convinced to start going ethernet only on the new phones... but we have a LOT of analog lines we still need to deal with... and even more old meridian digitals we are probably just going to trash |
16:13.02 | JerJer | h3x: until you burn a pwr sup or hd |
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16:13.04 | h3x | drgalaxy: depends. If someone bought a hundred of them they come hashed for everything |
16:13.16 | JerJer | and it will have to transcode gsm and ilbc |
16:13.18 | vaewyn | hate to waste that kindof money but... they are going for @#$@ on ebay |
16:13.20 | h3x | JerJer: redundant power supply and compact flash |
16:13.32 | h3x | No, the max tnt latest firmware does gsm |
16:13.45 | JerJer | not 0.6.10 |
16:13.57 | srinivas | Hi All! Got a simple question.... what signalling is used on the T1/E1 cards from digium? Is it R2 signalling by any chance? is it 5024 or 5030? any idea anyone? |
16:13.58 | h3x | Thats old. Latest is 11.x |
16:14.26 | drgalaxy | for dialup, those TNTs are the best that I have used |
16:14.35 | h3x | latest can do SIP too |
16:15.23 | vaewyn | wb kram |
16:15.43 | YoYo^ | I TOLD YOU! Kram isn't here, it's an optical illusion |
16:15.43 | sudhir | srinivas: Your T1/E1 provider will tell you the signalling. Match * with that |
16:15.54 | h3x | 0day firmware is $3500 or less |
16:15.54 | h3x | legal |
16:15.58 | sudhir | E&M, E&M wink is pretty common in US trunks |
16:16.03 | vaewyn | "greatings and salivations" |
16:16.27 | YoYo^ | ok, who mentioned the $2000 TNT? |
16:16.40 | YoYo^ | that one will /not/ do VOIP |
16:16.49 | vaewyn | heh... those Adit 600s aren't bad on Ebay either :P |
16:17.07 | ]data[ | SIP release 6.1 is out then for cisco then i see |
16:17.23 | srinivas | sudhir: thanks.... but I wanted to use it with a channel bank.. and the provider of one channel bank asked me this info.. |
16:17.24 | h3x | I don't think digium stuff will do R2 signalling |
16:17.29 | h3x | in a lot of countries you have to use R2 |
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16:17.44 | h3x | every country is different too |
16:17.58 | h3x | the best vendors for that sort of thing are aculab and ericsson |
16:18.16 | sudhir | srinivas: what kind of channel bank do you have? your problem is that both channel bank and asterisk are quite flexible :-) |
16:19.00 | YoYo^ | hell, ask and ye shall receive |
16:19.02 | sudhir | I have a Carrier Access channel bank. If you ping me tomorrow, I can tell you what I am using there |
16:19.11 | srinivas | sudhir: I was just searching for one who can do a local make... but there is these guys in India called Valiant who say they dont sell within India... They asked that question when I said heck.. I 'll buy them outside India |
16:19.12 | YoYo^ | fully optioned shelf controllers right there on EBAY |
16:19.14 | sudhir | My machine at home is off right now |
16:19.32 | sudhir | ARe you in India? |
16:19.37 | sudhir | where about? |
16:19.52 | sudhir | What are you trying to make? |
16:19.55 | h3x | YoYo: just make sure you have 96dsp or better and the wacky ethernet card with a dongle |
16:20.33 | bkw_ | lkadsjflajsflasjdflajslfkasflksadjf |
16:20.37 | srinivas | sudhir: Im in Hyderabad and Im trying to setup a call center for someone |
16:20.39 | sudhir | srinivas: will you be interfacing with VSNL trunk? |
16:20.40 | bkw_ | RISE AND SHINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
16:20.51 | h3x | bkwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww.com |
16:20.56 | ]data[ | woo its bkw :) |
16:21.14 | srinivas | sudhir: not really... |
16:21.18 | jsmith | bkw_: That's the beginning of the fight song for one of the universities here... |
16:21.26 | jsmith | bkw_: Rise and Shout! The Cougars are out... |
16:21.37 | sudhir | Are you trying to put together a PBX like stuff, i.e. hang off analog phones off your * and do VoIP ? |
16:21.40 | JerJer | bkw_: ur late :) |
16:21.50 | srinivas | sudhir: exactly |
16:22.00 | bdf | When plugging phones lines using an Amp 50 cable, a typical phone cord reverses polarity (e.g. green goes to red, red - green) how would I wire it up from the demarc to the Adit 600 CB? |
16:22.18 | YoYo^ | h3x, actually, the dongle ethernet do-hickies aren't good |
16:22.32 | h3x | bdf: you always use straight thru unless its from the phone to wall |
16:22.33 | sudhir | srinivas: in that case it does not really matter. take a look at the * signalling modes, and you are fine as long as your channel banks can do that |
16:22.55 | srinivas | sudhir: ok.. |
16:23.01 | bdf | cool, thanks |
16:23.19 | bdf | what about the X100P cards? |
16:23.29 | YoYo^ | what about them? |
16:23.46 | h3x | YoYo: what model |
16:23.52 | h3x | you need sl-e100-v-c or better for voip |
16:23.55 | h3x | according to the docs |
16:23.59 | YoYo^ | the fuck if I know... it's 1 100Mbit port, and 3 10Mbit |
16:24.04 | h3x | ive got a sl-e10-100 and it dosent work |
16:24.10 | h3x | yeah |
16:24.14 | h3x | thats the one that dosent work :) |
16:24.27 | YoYo^ | { shelf-1 slot-1 0 } UP UP 4ether2-card |
16:24.27 | h3x | that one is also prone to DoS's but that shouldnt matter |
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16:25.09 | YoYo^ | the guy colocated next to me has the dongle one... he said it sux |
16:25.19 | h3x | theres one better than the dongle one |
16:25.22 | YoYo^ | there's like 10 TNTs in that colo room |
16:25.24 | YoYo^ | scarey |
16:25.30 | h3x | but in any case, all the newer ones use PMC cards mounted on a carrier |
16:25.55 | YoYo^ | then I could go buy a couple APX8k boxes |
16:25.58 | h3x | I'm trying to figure out how to get the HVAC set up to accomodate MAX TNTs in my new office :) |
16:25.58 | YoYo^ | which would be most l33t |
16:26.10 | h3x | agreesd |
16:26.12 | h3x | faokhfasjlhfsa |
16:26.17 | wsuff | YoYo: what ya selling =) |
16:26.18 | YoYo^ | oiusdfoiusdfxoicuv |
16:26.22 | YoYo^ | wsuff, dialup |
16:26.27 | derrick | hahahhaha, you need enough power for three small villages for those tnts |
16:26.27 | wsuff | ah |
16:26.32 | SioB | Does anybody know the recommended syntax for SetCallerID - I see different variants being used |
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16:26.52 | wsuff | YoYo: just in VA? |
16:26.54 | YoYo^ | hell, I'll sell unlimited one-way PRI for say $200/month |
16:26.59 | YoYo^ | yeah |
16:27.07 | vaewyn | Hmm.. anyone ever tried interfacing to meridian phones with anything but their actual phone switch? |
16:27.16 | h3x | you have to compete with coloco |
16:27.17 | h3x | hehe |
16:27.32 | FuzzyCat | the is digital phones vaewyn |
16:27.37 | YoYo^ | anyone want unlimited one-way PRI? Only catch is that it needs to be primarily day-time usage |
16:27.48 | h3x | inbound or outbound or does it matter |
16:27.48 | FuzzyCat | which way? |
16:27.53 | h3x | jinx |
16:27.54 | h3x | on concept |
16:27.55 | YoYo^ | incoming |
16:28.00 | h3x | hahahhahah |
16:28.07 | wsuff | what happens at night |
16:28.08 | wsuff | hehe |
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16:28.09 | YoYo^ | I could do outbound, but that'd be between you and the telco |
16:28.14 | vaewyn | FuzzyCat yep... digital... was wondering if anyone had found a way to hook them up to * without the @@#$@# meridian switch PoS |
16:28.19 | h3x | i figured youd say that coz outbound is metered or message rate |
16:28.21 | NirS | Yo Yo Yo, I'm back :-) |
16:28.34 | h3x | long distance? |
16:28.37 | YoYo^ | why you use my name in vane? |
16:28.44 | FuzzyCat | vaewyn: you'd need a box to emuluate the meridian :/ |
16:28.48 | YoYo^ | actually, my outbound is unlimited |
16:28.59 | YoYo^ | LD charges apply though |
16:29.01 | NirS | wassup everybody ? |
16:29.06 | NirS | it's been a while since I was last here |
16:29.08 | vaewyn | FuzzyCat: yeah... which I figured wouldn't exist but... worth an ask :P |
16:29.08 | h3x | Someone would make a damned fortune if they made a meridian or avaya station interface board |
16:29.10 | h3x | for asterisk |
16:29.12 | NirS | been busy like crazy lately |
16:29.24 | h3x | then you can drop the shit in |
16:29.27 | h3x | and no one would notice |
16:29.29 | YoYo^ | h3x, hell yeah |
16:29.33 | bkw_ | YO YO YO |
16:29.33 | FuzzyCat | vaewyn: well if you do find one lemmie know... the phones are sweet! |
16:29.34 | vaewyn | h3x: *nods* I would pay a fortune to get off that @#$@#$ Box |
16:29.45 | YoYo^ | I'd SO love to have a proper business phone |
16:29.54 | bkw_ | 7960 |
16:29.55 | bkw_ | 7960 |
16:29.56 | wsuff | proper biz phone |
16:29.57 | wsuff | heh e |
16:29.58 | h3x | it would be much easier to make merlin legend mlx phones work |
16:30.05 | h3x | they are bri isdn |
16:30.06 | YoYo^ | bkw, NOT VOIP phone... a proper business phone |
16:30.09 | wsuff | bkw_: are u a cisco sales man? |
16:30.10 | h3x | just have to reverse engineer the d channel |
16:30.13 | FuzzyCat | bkw_: 207 |
16:30.14 | YoYo^ | like an MLS-18D |
16:30.14 | FuzzyCat | bkw_: 207 |
16:30.21 | YoYo^ | or whatever the Nortel equiv is |
16:30.23 | bkw_ | FuzzyCat hehe I know I know I know |
16:30.34 | h3x | i have an office full of MLX-20Ds |
16:30.38 | h3x | kind of crazy |
16:30.42 | h3x | but they are $90 each on ebay |
16:30.43 | YoYo^ | mlx is ISDN? |
16:30.44 | YoYo^ | WTF? |
16:30.44 | h3x | so who cares |
16:30.46 | h3x | Yes |
16:31.01 | h3x | The problem is the hardware cost of a bri interface that will do network side |
16:31.56 | h3x | partner phones arent MLX's |
16:32.02 | YoYo^ | I know |
16:32.05 | SioB | bkw: Any idea what the official syntax for SetCallerID is ? I see various versions being used... |
16:32.10 | YoYo^ | but I don't have a legend system |
16:32.21 | h3x | ive got two of em |
16:32.23 | h3x | i love em but... |
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16:32.35 | YoYo^ | find an EE and sacrafice one |
16:32.36 | h3x | i wish i could find that guy on here that wrote a voicemail system replacement dialplan |
16:32.39 | vaewyn | What I want is like the budgettones with true multiple line support :P |
16:32.53 | h3x | dont really need an EE |
16:32.57 | vaewyn | Then i can sell all the meridians on ebay and buy BTs :P |
16:32.57 | h3x | just need a bri sniffer |
16:33.01 | h3x | or build a bri sniffer |
16:33.15 | h3x | with two bri cards in a computer sitting between the phone and the legend |
16:33.29 | h3x | sniff out that 16k D channel |
16:33.38 | h3x | figure out how its pushing shit to the screen and keys |
16:34.04 | h3x | im sure the rest of it is standard, since lucent sold phones that were physically identical to MLX's that were ISDN phones |
16:34.42 | NirS | l-fy ? |
16:34.44 | NirS | you there ? |
16:34.56 | h3x | but whats the point |
16:35.10 | h3x | it would be cheaper to manufacture your own voip phones that work worth a damn |
16:35.11 | NirS | guys ? |
16:35.16 | h3x | and take about the same amount of time |
16:35.19 | NirS | anyone here from Romania or Bulgaria ? |
16:35.26 | h3x | bri chipsets cost too much |
16:35.47 | YoYo^ | I just want a phone with 10-30 buttons and blinky lights |
16:35.57 | YoYo^ | so people can see who's on and who's not |
16:35.58 | JerJer | load average: 1.05, 1.15, 0.98 <--- 20 IAX->PSTN calls and 3 seperate PSTN confs (3 users, 6 users and 4 users) |
16:36.08 | vaewyn | screw blinky lights... I just want multiple lines :P |
16:36.17 | h3x | damn |
16:36.41 | folsson | JerJer: Specs for the system? |
16:36.47 | JerJer | dual xeon |
16:36.53 | bkw_ | OK LETS GET READY TO FIX SOME BUGS |
16:36.58 | YoYo^ | fuck the bugs |
16:37.02 | bkw_ | JerJer did it finally run under valgrind? |
16:37.08 | JerJer | bkw_: yep |
16:37.09 | YoYo^ | bkw, first bug to fix, is to have bugs stop emailing me on bug 214 |
16:37.10 | vaewyn | I wish my bug would bugger off :} |
16:37.21 | JerJer | its cleaner now that one fix went in last night |
16:37.22 | folsson | JerJer: Speed, memory, codec? |
16:37.23 | jsmith | bkw_: Another conference? |
16:37.46 | JerJer | cpu MHz : 2399.392 |
16:37.48 | JerJer | 2 gig ram |
16:37.59 | JerJer | model name : Intel(R) Xeon(TM) CPU 2.40GHz |
16:38.16 | NirS | jerjer, wassup dude ? |
16:38.20 | NirS | been a while |
16:38.23 | JerJer | busy |
16:38.32 | NirS | busy is good |
16:38.35 | NirS | busy is very good |
16:38.42 | NirS | busy means business |
16:38.43 | bkw_ | YoYo^ turn your prefs on Mantis to not email you |
16:38.50 | NirS | all hail the mighty kram |
16:39.08 | bkw_ | YoYo we have busted our asses over the weekend on this stuff |
16:39.15 | NirS | kram, i will be installing 2 asterisk boxes in china on Feb |
16:39.26 | NirS | if all goes well, by the end of the year, there will be 10 boxes in there |
16:39.29 | wsuff | china? |
16:39.31 | UnixDawg | anyone here have Dial-praties.agi ? |
16:39.33 | NirS | all with TE410P cards |
16:39.40 | NirS | china |
16:39.44 | JoeCool | china in box |
16:39.48 | NirS | beijing china to be more exact |
16:39.54 | NirS | box ? |
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16:40.08 | NirS | what do you mean by box ? |
16:40.16 | JoeCool | yeah, it's a chinese food here |
16:40.18 | JoeCool | hehehe |
16:40.27 | NirS | oh |
16:40.35 | NirS | well, 2 weeks ago i was in Beijing |
16:40.41 | JoeCool | was a joke, nevermind |
16:40.43 | bkw_ | I think we had record speed on bug fixes over the weekend also |
16:40.46 | bkw_ | har har har har |
16:40.56 | NirS | and I was conducting meetings with China's second biggest cellular operator on this project |
16:41.02 | NirS | and i got the green light today |
16:41.02 | JoeCool | u crack me up ... |
16:41.38 | sudhir | Someone just mentioned a one way PRI line for $200? Hell, I can give a 24 line Trunk, for $200/month. Of course you pay for the traffic at extremely cheap rates, e.g. around 2 cents for 800 termination :-) |
16:41.41 | NirS | btw, anyone seen l-fy ? |
16:42.24 | NirS | oh, btw, I need a couple of good asterisk AGI programmers that can work out of Romanina or Bulgaria, anybody ? |
16:42.25 | JerJer | yeah, she's came in here and bitched me out a few times |
16:42.33 | JerJer | why? |
16:42.38 | JerJer | you can code anywhere in the world |
16:42.40 | jimmyz | could you monitor somones phone call by dropping them into a conferance with you |
16:42.47 | NirS | sorry to say, JAVA is a must |
16:42.52 | _E_ | bkw_ or kram if you have chance to look at bug 782 today i can give you access to the box , it's the 127 conncurent call bug |
16:42.59 | jimmyz | and also could you kick them out of the conference |
16:43.22 | JerJer | NirS: its gonna fail then |
16:43.31 | NirS | JJ, of course I can, but prices in Romania and Bulgaria are very very cheap on the full time basis |
16:43.47 | wsuff | nirs: outsourcing cheap labor =) |
16:44.01 | NirS | for example, I have a couple of programmers in Bulgaria, each one costs 350$ a month, and they are excellent |
16:44.29 | UnixDawg | is gastman still being developed ? |
16:44.48 | NirS | wsuff, if the avg salary in bulgaria for a programmer is around 250$ we are willing to pay 350$ and 400$, if the guy is good |
16:45.03 | NirS | jj, we have AGI's running with JAVA smoothly |
16:45.22 | NirS | runnning around 10,000 calls each day, no problem, running on 3xE1 |
16:45.25 | wsuff | NirS: supose |
16:45.28 | Corydon76-work | Yes, gastman is still being developed |
16:45.34 | UnixDawg | has anyone developed a web interface for * yet |
16:45.51 | NirS | I admit that I don't like JAVA, and I would prefer C,PHP,PERL any day, but hey, it makes developing stuff really easy |
16:45.54 | JerJer | NirS: give it time |
16:46.02 | bkw_ | JerJer did you apply 808? |
16:46.07 | Corydon76-work | ~google asterisk web interface |
16:46.08 | NirS | besides, we are thinking of re-writing the shit to MONO (C#) |
16:46.16 | Sobek | Are you saying php is not easy? :-) |
16:46.39 | JerJer | bkw_ um |
16:47.05 | NirS | PHP is very easy, but when it comes to AGI programing, you need something that handles STDIN/STDOUT easily, JAVA/C# give a very good solid interface for that |
16:47.09 | bkw_ | 808 fixes verbose goign to syslog even when no configured |
16:47.22 | JerJer | yes |
16:47.23 | JerJer | its in |
16:47.37 | JerJer | but the cvs list notiification stuff puked |
16:47.39 | Sobek | I write all of my agi in php.. and have had very few issues.. |
16:48.22 | NirS | in that case, you are a better php coder than I |
16:48.41 | swirlnets | sobek: can you send me some examples of php agi code? |
16:48.54 | vaewyn | Perl with template toolkit... only way to go for agi stuff :P |
16:48.56 | bkw_ | JerJer no 808 doesn't seem to be in cvs |
16:48.56 | ww | any major issues today? |
16:49.41 | Corydon76-work | ww: only with people who insist that their inability to code a dialplan constitutes a bug. |
16:49.57 | JerJer | bkw_: tells me up to date |
16:50.05 | bkw_ | ok hold on |
16:50.12 | vaewyn | a couple X100Ps have issues with being in the wrong ring state |
16:50.13 | ww | c76: heh |
16:50.22 | JerJer | 1.22 |
16:50.33 | bkw_ | 1.22 here |
16:51.03 | bkw_ | hrm let me rebuild |
16:51.13 | tzanger | bkw_: regarding the zaptel driver crash bug -- does the athlon CPU not support MMX? /proc/cpuinfo seems to indicate that it does |
16:51.45 | bkw_ | kram said no mmx |
16:51.59 | tzanger | bkw_: I have recompiled without it to test, I am just curious |
16:52.08 | bkw_ | its worth a shot |
16:52.11 | Corydon76-work | tzanger: I believe the Athlon is missing a single MMX instruction |
16:52.20 | tzanger | Corydon76-work: you're shitting me... unbelievable |
16:52.24 | ww | i just closed 808 |
16:52.25 | bkw_ | haha |
16:52.39 | Corydon76-work | It's something stupid like that |
16:52.40 | tzanger | wouldn't that give me an illegal opcode oops then instad of a full-out panic that doesn't mention invalid opcode? |
16:52.41 | bkw_ | ww I'm not sure thats in CVS yet or that it fixed it.. let me rebuild and see |
16:52.44 | haighis | NirS, I am working on a Java interface/framework to the Asterisk Call Manager...that uses unix streams and the new Java NIO or New Input/Output |
16:52.50 | ww | i just checked -- it's in cvs |
16:52.53 | bkw_ | ah ok |
16:52.54 | YoYo^ | hmm... I'm running zap hardware on 2 athlon boxes |
16:52.59 | YoYo^ | what's the bug? |
16:53.35 | haighis | NirS, it will be done soon ... with a half decent GUI...in Swing |
16:53.35 | tzanger | YoYo^: it'd only happen if you enabled MMX in the makefile is the current guess |
16:53.50 | NirS | cool |
16:53.53 | YoYo^ | zap makefile? |
16:53.55 | NirS | sounds ultra cool |
16:54.35 | bkw_ | ww w00t thats right it fixed it full make clean install was needed |
16:54.40 | YoYo^ | I'd be happy to have a quieter -r console |
16:54.46 | YoYo^ | don't need manager messages |
16:55.16 | bkw_ | set verbose 0 |
16:55.16 | bkw_ | NEXT!!! |
16:55.24 | bkw_ | har har har |
16:55.35 | ww | if 726 is fixed, can we close 795 which is about the same issue? |
16:56.23 | bkw_ | 795 is rsolved |
16:56.35 | bkw_ | thats all that we need to do when its fixed is resolve it. |
16:56.46 | bkw_ | right?!? |
16:57.20 | ww | i just resolvced it in the bugtracker then.... |
16:57.34 | bkw_ | kewl |
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16:58.47 | ww | should i resolve 466 as well now? (getting messages with -r) |
16:58.57 | bkw_ | yep |
16:59.10 | YoYo^ | ok, this sucks |
16:59.10 | bkw_ | since your patch took care of that |
16:59.24 | YoYo^ | nothing left to do but take a shower and head to the office :/ |
16:59.28 | czmok | hi |
16:59.43 | czmok | short question: does sipcall.co.uk works now with asterisk ? |
16:59.51 | loid | Asterisk run in freebsd? |
17:00.00 | Corydon76-work | NO! |
17:00.09 | ww | resolved :) |
17:00.15 | loid | :/ |
17:00.15 | ww | yes it does |
17:00.23 | ww | just without some features... |
17:00.25 | czmok | could remember about missing params ... |
17:00.31 | loid | <Corydon76-work> NO! |
17:00.33 | loid | is for me? |
17:00.37 | Corydon76-work | Don't people read the list? |
17:00.42 | bkw_ | ack |
17:00.47 | czmok | Corydon: people do :-) but not all |
17:00.54 | wsuff | Corydon76-home: NO! not enuf =) |
17:01.09 | wsuff | rather ask here and get chopped down like a pine tree |
17:01.40 | many | czmok :) |
17:01.43 | vaewyn | ~lart wsuff |
17:01.46 | vaewyn | :} |
17:01.53 | vaewyn | had to :} |
17:02.10 | JerJer | Bug 772 |
17:02.10 | bkw_ | is that monitor thread issue in chan_iax2 like it was in sip? |
17:02.13 | wsuff | nice |
17:02.37 | bkw_ | I like that also |
17:02.59 | JerJer | i don't think iax uses the monitor thread idea |
17:03.09 | JerJer | or its totally different than sip/h323/mgcp |
17:03.37 | bkw_ | ok Moc opened a bug on it crashing when you unload chan_iax2.so |
17:03.40 | bkw_ | which I have done |
17:04.02 | Corydon76-work | You've made it crash on unload of chan_iax2.so ? |
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17:04.26 | bkw_ | yes it sure does |
17:04.48 | wsuff | bkw_: then don't do it =) |
17:04.48 | wsuff | kidding |
17:04.48 | Corydon76-work | We need to have him post a 'bt full' for every and any crash. We're going to ask for it anyway. |
17:05.00 | bkw_ | I was about Jan 12 11:04:46 WARNING[196621]: channel.c:164 ast_channel_register_ex: Already have a handler for type 'IAX2' |
17:05.00 | bkw_ | Jan 12 11:04:46 ERROR[196621]: chan_iax2.c:6122 load_module: Unable to register channel class IAX2 |
17:05.00 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
17:05.00 | bkw_ | Jan 12 11:04:46 WARNING[196621]: loader.c:312 ast_load_resource: chan_iax2.so: load_module failed, returning -1 |
17:05.07 | bkw_ | take a guesss what that is |
17:05.14 | bkw_ | same problem chan_sip had |
17:05.24 | Corydon76-work | Especially since I was able to find that bug so quickly the last time he posted a bt full |
17:05.39 | bkw_ | the cli stuff isn't getting unregisterd |
17:05.53 | bkw_ | Jan 12 11:04:46 WARNING[196621]: cli.c:691 ast_cli_register: Command 'iax2debug' already registered (or something close enough) |
17:06.57 | bkw_ | 10 cli registers... and only 6 unregister |
17:07.03 | bkw_ | so we have 4 just left hanging on unload |
17:07.28 | ww | d'oh |
17:07.42 | bkw_ | just like chan_sip was doing lastnight same problem same symptom |
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17:08.34 | puzzled | bkw: dunno if it helps but I get this on the console: WARNING: Freeing unused memory at 0x8132250, in ast_cli of cli.c, line 45 |
17:08.55 | bkw_ | no thats no help to me.. but I think its doing what it shoudl... |
17:09.02 | puzzled | ok |
17:09.12 | Bonbon | anyone heard of sip phones just hanging up after around 10 seconds of being connected to an ISDN call? |
17:10.00 | jsmith | Bonbon: Sounds like it *might* be a SIP re-invite failing... maybe set canreinvite=no in sip.conf and see if that helps? |
17:10.06 | czmok | Bonbon: nope. chan_capi or chan_modem_i4l ? |
17:10.29 | Bonbon | chan_capi |
17:10.44 | czmok | which card ? avm ? |
17:10.47 | Bonbon | eicon |
17:10.50 | czmok | avm works like a charm here. |
17:11.03 | Bonbon | and with me. it's a customer with a budgetone |
17:11.25 | czmok | hmm. what does asterisk say ? |
17:11.26 | Bonbon | he's using it on the same land as the * box, and making outgoing calls to isdn bri |
17:11.45 | Bonbon | "didn't get a frame from channel" |
17:12.07 | sniffe | Has anyone built a automatic telephone survey in asterisk? How could you do that? |
17:12.17 | JerJer | not hard |
17:12.17 | wsuff | automatic telephone survey |
17:12.21 | wsuff | hah |
17:12.46 | wsuff | if u think our service sucks press 1 |
17:12.48 | wsuff | if we need to be taken out back and shot press 2 |
17:12.58 | wsuff | ... |
17:13.15 | sniffe | Kinda like that, but in a more serious manner. I'm creating some stuff for the local fire departement here, to call inn people. |
17:13.44 | wsuff | shouldn't be too bad sniffe |
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17:14.00 | Sobek | It would be pretty simple actually |
17:14.07 | ww | inn people as in innkeepers? |
17:14.18 | wsuff | ww: call in people =) |
17:14.21 | ww | ... or thier guests? |
17:14.22 | ww | ;) |
17:14.35 | wsuff | typing and spelling isn't an irc strongpoint |
17:14.39 | sniffe | Any examples? I'm pretty newbie when it comes to beeing creative in * :-D |
17:14.40 | JerJer | Etat accepté => résolu |
17:14.58 | sniffe | wsuff: sorry, inn is the Norwegian spelling for 'in' .. ;) |
17:15.39 | ww | did that distinctive ring inbound on fxo patch ever get imported? can't remember the bug id... |
17:15.59 | jsmith | ww: Last I heard, it hadn't been imported... ask bkw_... I think it was his patch |
17:16.27 | ww | ah yess, bug #504 |
17:16.42 | ww | i have used it quite successfully for some time, as have others i believe. |
17:16.59 | ww | it's actually phdshft's patch |
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17:17.27 | ww | my inclination is to suggest it be imported and resolved... |
17:17.56 | wsuff | sniffe: interesting |
17:18.03 | wsuff | sniffe: learn something every day |
17:18.20 | wsuff | sniffe: not life threating but still can add it to my useless knowledge |
17:19.29 | outtolunc | omg, news brief says with the release of 0.7.0 bugs marshalls will be eplicit orders on using deadly force <G> |
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17:22.41 | bkw_ | ok bak |
17:22.54 | bkw_ | ww 504 is in cvs |
17:22.58 | bkw_ | just needs to be resolved |
17:23.30 | Mike9 | what's the word on the queue re-write? |
17:24.03 | ww | me too |
17:24.21 | ww | only problem -- and this is not a problem with the patch |
17:24.38 | ww | is for each of the two numbers i have on the line, incomming long distance calls ring the same |
17:24.45 | ww | so i can't tell which one it was... |
17:25.31 | ww | ~slay bell |
17:25.35 | | ACTION brandishes Excalibur! "With this sword, I vanquish thee, bell!" apt lops off bell's head. |
17:25.36 | bkw_ | hehe ya thats bell |
17:25.54 | jsmith | Sobek: Buy some cheap ones! |
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17:25.58 | digger_ | is there a place to find examples of production-uses of * ? |
17:26.11 | Serp | hi all |
17:26.16 | jsmith | digger_: Yeah... ask me. (Eveyone else seems to ask me.) |
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17:26.31 | jsmith | Hello Serp |
17:26.32 | cypromis | hi jsmith :) |
17:26.38 | Serp | hiya jsmith :) |
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17:27.08 | Serp | I'm exceptionally happy, got a Rhino bank working on the TE410P :) |
17:27.18 | digger_ | jsmith: I have read a lot, and done some testing... but still, what parts are ready for real production ? |
17:28.42 | Serp | anyone know anything about ADSI scripts? lol |
17:29.51 | jsmith | digger_: I've been using Asterisk in a *large* production environment for a long time... it's still got a few warts, but Asterisk really does work well. |
17:30.45 | digger_ | jsmith: very nice to hear.. what kind of setup, hardware, protocols, codecs ? :) |
17:31.06 | jsmith | digger_: I'll send you a private message, so that I don't hog the channel... |
17:31.16 | bkw_ | NEXT!!! |
17:31.43 | wsuff | jsmith send me a copy too =) |
17:31.48 | ww | bug #812 |
17:32.05 | ww | this doesn't fix the bug but... |
17:32.25 | ww | it is my feeling that these routines in rtp.c should check their arguments to make sure they don't dereference null pointers |
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17:32.39 | ww | that will prevent a crash |
17:32.40 | jrollyson | morning |
17:32.56 | jrollyson | are we in conf? |
17:32.57 | ww | but not fix the source of the problem, why the pointers were null in the first place |
17:33.08 | ww | 'morning jr |
17:33.47 | bkw_ | ack |
17:34.15 | bkw_ | ok who joined the conf as I restarted the box? |
17:34.30 | jsmith | Not me... I'm the only one in the conference... |
17:34.37 | jsmith | (Or is it a different one than last night?) |
17:34.42 | swirlnets | bkw: do you have an cisco 7960 AND an extention that just plays MOH |
17:35.06 | bkw_ | Jan 12 11:34:51 WARNING[196621]: channel.c:164 ast_channel_register_ex: Already have a handler for type 'IAX2' |
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17:35.20 | Q-At-Work | today is monday :) |
17:35.22 | bkw_ | exten => 999,1,MusicOnHold |
17:35.45 | swirlnets | bkw: dial that on your cisco 7960 and press the mute button, does that moh stop? |
17:35.52 | jsmith | bkw_: Where's today's conference? |
17:36.02 | Q-At-Work | bkw_ he's our man! |
17:36.10 | Q-At-Work | mm bounce |
17:36.27 | ]data[ | tis only a virtual bounce mind, too fecking knackered to move irl |
17:37.08 | bkw_ | I see no ast_channel_unregister in chan_iax2 |
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17:37.31 | bkw_ | swirlnets yes it does |
17:37.33 | bkw_ | NEXT!@!!! |
17:37.41 | jrollyson | bkw_: I can't get in to conf |
17:37.42 | JerJer | hehe |
17:37.43 | ]data[ | bkw_: on a roll today eh? :) |
17:37.53 | ]data[ | mornin JerJer |
17:38.24 | jrollyson | has someone confirmed 812 ? |
17:38.31 | swirlnets | bkw: according to cisco, it should only mute the mic on the cisco phone, not the caller....if someone calls the phone and I mute them it works fine, just not with MOH, should I put this in mantis? |
17:39.09 | bkw_ | swirlnets you do and I will break your arm |
17:39.21 | ]data[ | lol |
17:39.21 | ww | violence! violence! |
17:39.23 | ]data[ | now now :) |
17:39.25 | swirlnets | bkw: forgive me for being stupid, but why? |
17:39.33 | bkw_ | hehe |
17:39.52 | bkw_ | because its not a crash, block, major issue.. and I suspect its a cisco related issue |
17:40.08 | bkw_ | yep its cisco |
17:40.09 | Serp | anyone know anything about ADSI Scripts or a resource for commands? |
17:40.16 | bkw_ | asterisk doesn't have stopping music on hold |
17:40.28 | jsmith | Serp: Nope... maybe check the mailing list archives, or the Wiki? |
17:40.42 | bkw_ | if it were an asterisk issue you would see "Stopped music on hold on SIP/10-5886" when you press mute |
17:40.44 | bkw_ | NEXT!!! |
17:40.54 | Zebble | bug 617 |
17:40.55 | ]data[ | on the cisco note! |
17:40.55 | swirlnets | ok sorry |
17:40.56 | Serp | jsmith: yep have done.. only think on the Wiki is the ADSIProg command and list's drawing a blank so far |
17:41.01 | ]data[ | remmeber! 6.1 SIP is out |
17:41.09 | bkw_ | 6.1 has that mute issue also |
17:41.10 | ]data[ | released on the 9th Jan 2004 |
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17:41.14 | ]data[ | bah! |
17:41.16 | ]data[ | :} |
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17:41.27 | bkw_ | DAMN IT |
17:41.28 | jrollyson | ww: 812 - is that a confirmed crashbug? |
17:41.29 | swirlnets | bkw: it only does it with the MOH not anything else |
17:41.31 | bkw_ | ok chan_iax2 is fixed |
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17:41.45 | mishehu | heh, the folks who call my company line all like my selection of MOH... since it's not the typical shit they put on at most companies. |
17:41.46 | Zebble | Serp: "show agi" will show you a list of AGI commands |
17:42.17 | bkw_ | swirlnets I suspect something silly in rtp we will still look at it.. |
17:42.28 | swirlnets | bkw: can I wait 2 weeks then add it to mantis? |
17:42.57 | Serp | Zebble: alas that doesn't help much with the programming of asterisk.adsi :/ |
17:43.10 | Zebble | it just uses stdin/stdout |
17:43.21 | Zebble | you can try using the Perl AGI module. |
17:43.50 | Zebble | http://asterisk.gnuinter.net/ |
17:44.29 | bkw_ | but 799 fixed |
17:44.32 | bkw_ | someone test and confirm |
17:44.34 | Zebble | Serp: nevermind... i'm asleep. asterisk.adsi has no documentation. |
17:44.42 | bkw_ | chan_iax2 can now be unloaded and reloaded about a segfault |
17:44.55 | Serp | it's the stuff like the DISPLAY "callnum" IS "$Call1s" JUSTIFY LEFT etc I need to work out tho |
17:45.03 | Serp | Zebble: lol nps |
17:45.36 | Serp | I think there was something I found on IBM's site about ADSI over the weekend, some PDF thing that has something, however that's at home, I'm at work :) |
17:45.36 | bkw_ | ok i'm in the conf |
17:45.39 | bkw_ | someone wanna join |
17:45.50 | astb | the conf |
17:45.51 | astb | ?\ |
17:45.53 | bkw_ | asterisk*CLI> unload chan_i |
17:45.53 | bkw_ | chan_iax.so chan_iax2.so |
17:45.53 | bkw_ | asterisk*CLI> unload chan_iax2.so |
17:45.53 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
17:45.53 | bkw_ | asterisk*CLI> load chan_iax2.so |
17:45.54 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
17:45.56 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
17:45.58 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
17:46.00 | bkw_ | Jan 12 11:41:23 WARNING[196621]: chan_iax2.c:5510 set_config: Ignoring port for now |
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17:46.02 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
17:46.04 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
17:46.06 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
17:46.08 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
17:46.10 | bkw_ | sorry for the flood |
17:46.12 | bkw_ | haha |
17:46.15 | bkw_ | NEXT!!!!!! |
17:46.32 | derrick | someone quickly break brian's fingers |
17:46.36 | bkw_ | sorry |
17:46.38 | bkw_ | i'm fixing bugs |
17:46.40 | derrick | he's causing an imbalance in the force ;) |
17:46.52 | FuzzyCat | bkw 207 |
17:47.24 | jtodd | huh huh huh... you said "seeding brian". Huh huh huh. |
17:47.32 | jtodd | Sorry... Beavis moment there. I'm better now. |
17:47.39 | bkw_ | haha |
17:47.40 | derrick | bkw, i can cause the sip 127 overload if'n you want to look at it i'll give ya a shell |
17:47.49 | Exomorph | bkw_: So hows things for actually getting a release today? (0.7.0?) |
17:47.52 | bkw_ | derrick after the 0.7.0 release we can do this maybe |
17:47.57 | derrick | cool, no sweat |
17:48.07 | derrick | i know you're uber busy |
17:48.20 | Q-At-Work | conference? |
17:48.21 | Q-At-Work | where :) |
17:49.52 | h3x | Q-At-Work: i was gonna say the same thing |
17:49.58 | JerJer | IAX2/guest@65.38.28.146/996 |
17:49.58 | h3x | warez the 0day c0nf !?%#!@? |
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17:50.08 | derrick | i saw a blip on the cybertelecom list about vonage having a motorrolla device that goes _inbetween_ your cable modem and the provider now...for QoS..anyone know what this is? |
17:50.24 | mike-add | hello all |
17:50.33 | voip_ | Are there any pictures of the S100U anywhere? |
17:50.36 | FuzzyCat | TOS! |
17:50.37 | h3x | derrick: Air gap, so your network dosent get slow from the DoS attacks |
17:50.38 | h3x | hahahahah |
17:50.52 | derrick | scissor protocol fixes that |
17:51.01 | derrick | ;) |
17:51.34 | jrollyson | derrick: you mean S.N.I.P. |
17:51.47 | jrollyson | sysadmin network interrupt protocol |
17:51.57 | derrick | works for me |
17:52.01 | h3x | conf t |
17:52.03 | h3x | int s0/0 |
17:52.06 | h3x | shut |
17:52.10 | h3x | ^Z |
17:52.12 | h3x | wr m |
17:52.20 | h3x | SNIP at its finest |
17:52.39 | derrick | or your drunk CO tech tripping on the cable |
17:52.43 | derrick | that's my fave |
17:52.56 | h3x | oops. |
17:52.56 | derrick | or the one-eyed security guard that spills coffee on the equipment |
17:53.11 | derrick | he was more of a pet than an actual security guard |
17:53.16 | h3x | no |
17:53.24 | h3x | dogs do more to stop assholes than rentacops |
17:53.36 | astb | hhahaha *laugh* |
17:53.48 | jsmith | voip_: Why do you want a picture of one? They suck! |
17:54.11 | derrick | hmmm... there coudl be a market for pre-op transexual security guards...people'd be so creeped out they'd just leave |
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17:54.15 | puzzled | anyone know what value TOS low_delay is? 4? |
17:54.25 | h3x | unless yer in san fran |
17:55.09 | jorgeraidel | weel is ready the 70? |
17:55.26 | jorgeraidel | 0.7 |
17:55.30 | jorgeraidel | well |
17:55.37 | astb | hrm is the conference call an all can speak? |
17:55.50 | Serp | ok guys thanks :) cyas |
17:55.52 | ww | yes |
17:56.26 | Zebble | puzzled: should be 16 (0x10) |
17:56.41 | mike-add | anyone know if DNS SRV lookup is to be supportedby * for the sip.conf register =>? |
17:56.49 | FuzzyCat | !!! |
17:57.04 | puzzled | Zebble: so low_delay is 16? know where I can read about these values? |
17:57.11 | mike-add | bitmap |
17:57.17 | astb | AT&T WorldNet Services ATT (NET-12-0-0-0-1) |
17:57.17 | astb | <PROTECTED> |
17:57.17 | astb | UVNET INC UVNET-IN45-36 (NET-12-174-36-0-1) |
17:57.17 | astb | <PROTECTED> |
17:57.25 | bkw_ | ok chan_iax can unload and reload from CLI properly without seging the box |
17:57.52 | FuzzyCat | good, onto the next bkw_ >:) |
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17:58.20 | Mike | what time is asterisk releasing? |
17:58.36 | wsuff | Mike: when it's ready =) |
17:58.52 | FuzzyCat | can i here you say 207 ? |
18:00.11 | mike-add | anyone here ever work on channels/chan_sip.c ? looking to have DNS SRV support added for the SIP register function. Is today the wrong day to ask with a release coming out? |
18:00.46 | h3x | i guess you could say that :) |
18:00.51 | bkw_ | WRONG DAY FOR THAT |
18:01.03 | bkw_ | is my hold music on the conf on? |
18:01.11 | jrollyson | no |
18:01.13 | bkw_ | kewl |
18:01.28 | Alric | hrm |
18:01.42 | mike-add | alrighty, will try again after the release |
18:01.42 | Alric | * just died. |
18:02.06 | jtodd | mike-add: though it's nice to have it; are you a coder? Write up a patch and submit it to bugs.digium.com and perhaps sometime in the next few weeks it will be added. |
18:02.26 | zigman | bkw what have you done |
18:02.31 | jtodd | mike-add: err... wait. I think it's already supported. |
18:02.32 | zigman | what have you done to odbc |
18:02.39 | zigman | ;) |
18:02.39 | jtodd | mike-add: surf the code. |
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18:02.50 | astb | 674 |
18:03.08 | Moc | woohoo got my Cisco 7960... it soo nice |
18:03.23 | jsmith | Moc: I told you you'd like it :-) |
18:03.29 | astb | Yes, the 7960 is wonderful |
18:03.42 | bkw_ | THEY BE SEXY |
18:03.50 | Moc | I dont have time to play with it :( !!!! |
18:04.08 | Moc | I got a TFTP server, but dont know hows to do nothing yet ... hehe |
18:04.40 | jsmith | outtolunc: Take a small sticker down to Kinkos and ask them how much it'd be for a 2 foot copy... :-) |
18:04.49 | astb | jsmith: 6 0 0? |
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18:05.02 | jsmith | outtolunc: On fade-proof self-adhesive vinyl... |
18:05.08 | jsmith | astb: 6.1 is out... |
18:05.10 | outtolunc | good idea |
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18:05.27 | astb | jsmith: _really_ |
18:06.21 | zigman | bkw whats the userfield in odbc for ? |
18:06.21 | zigman | and what type should the field be |
18:06.21 | zigman | why was it added anyway ? |
18:06.21 | zigman | are there some infos ? |
18:06.21 | Moc | Got P003AM30 |
18:06.34 | jsmith | astb: Yes, really... just barely came out... |
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18:07.30 | astb | well then |
18:07.32 | astb | thats exciting |
18:07.46 | jsmith | Not really... it's not much different from 6.0 |
18:08.10 | jrollyson | did conf die? |
18:08.15 | Moc | jsmith, got version.. dont know ... P003AM30 |
18:08.23 | ww | yes dial back in |
18:08.32 | heison | except that both 6.0 and 6.1 requires dtmfmode=outband (it used to be inband) |
18:08.37 | czmok | Moc: 7960 is nice :-) |
18:08.47 | jsmith | Moc: That looks like a skinny firmware, not a SIP firmware... |
18:08.51 | seemore | can anyone help with a basic * configs for a small business, awnser incomming to 2 extensions with voicemail? |
18:08.52 | czmok | at least it works :-) |
18:08.55 | jsmith | heison: Inband sucks! |
18:09.04 | Moc | ok... how does I make it SIP É |
18:09.10 | czmok | Moc: easy. |
18:09.22 | heison | and inband doesn't take DTMF while speaker is on. |
18:09.30 | czmok | i prepared my PBX to do it. |
18:09.47 | Moc | do we have a page about 7960 and asterisk |
18:09.47 | jsmith | seemore: There are plenty of tutorials out there... are you having a specific problem, or just need help getting started? |
18:09.47 | mike-add | seemore - whatcha need? |
18:09.59 | jsmith | Moc: Not that I know of... why don't you write one! |
18:10.14 | czmok | Moc: just configure your dhcp to give out tftp server is 193.138.116.2 and your phone gets upgraded |
18:10.15 | Moc | I will dont worry.. |
18:10.20 | czmok | (it's my tftp server) |
18:10.23 | seemore | jsmith:I've looked and looked, just cant seem to get it to work right |
18:10.30 | Moc | ok let me try that |
18:10.44 | jsmith | seemore: Send me a /msg and I'll take a quick look |
18:10.47 | czmok | okay starting tcpdump on my side :-) |
18:11.21 | czmok | but just wait 5 mins, upgrading to latest firmware |
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18:13.20 | iewebguy_ | here is a page about 79xx and asterisk http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+phone+cisco+79xx is that what you want? |
18:13.30 | vaewyn | arggh... someone downgranded my bug because they didn't read the full report... |
18:13.37 | vaewyn | thought it was warnings only... |
18:14.56 | vaewyn | Anyone that can pop the priority back up on 811 for me? |
18:16.08 | Moc | Damn I can't ... |
18:16.25 | bkw_ | ok |
18:16.51 | vaewyn | doesn't have to be "high" just not at hte minor level or it will never get looked at |
18:16.52 | vaewyn | :P |
18:17.22 | jrollyson | 811 |
18:17.42 | jrollyson | what else is it doing? |
18:17.53 | vaewyn | not truly answering the call |
18:18.08 | vaewyn | it thinks it has... but it never actually brings the interface off of ring state |
18:18.45 | vaewyn | upgraded from CVS 06/24 to 01/11 and it started doing it... |
18:18.51 | *** join/#asterisk tim27 (tim27@229-29.dr.cgocable.ca) |
18:19.06 | vaewyn | Would downgrade... but I had to upgrade to get some IAX changes |
18:19.13 | vaewyn | and they are more critical |
18:19.55 | Moc | what is the DHCP id Number for TFTP config ? |
18:20.10 | vaewyn | The log attached to the bug is what is happening while I am sitting on the calling phone listening to it *ring* *ring* *ring* :} |
18:21.31 | vaewyn | and yes... still in CVS 1/12 :} |
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18:25.28 | addaline | seemore, did you get your question answered? |
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18:26.36 | jsmith | addaline: I'm helping him out... |
18:27.22 | addaline | ok, i run a 2 extension + vm server if you have ?'s |
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18:33.50 | bkw_ | Moc its option 66 |
18:34.40 | jtodd | corydon, bkw: what words need to be encoded for the release stuff today? I can't do everything; I have a real job to take care of, but a few strings can be clipped... |
18:34.52 | jtodd | Allison returned the files already. She's very fast. |
18:35.19 | FuzzyCat | :o |
18:35.23 | tim27 | jtodd: why does some people here say Allison speak french ??? |
18:35.26 | voidptr | ey |
18:35.28 | voidptr | the cat |
18:35.46 | FuzzyCat | ey up voidptr |
18:36.20 | jtodd | tim27: because she's from Canada, perhaps, a dual-language nation. |
18:36.36 | nonone | jtodd: where are the files? |
18:36.38 | FuzzyCat | boooonnnn jooooouurr |
18:36.45 | jtodd | nonone: not up yet. |
18:36.46 | bkw_ | jtodd we ned the voicemail box full one and the pin one for meetme |
18:36.48 | bkw_ | those are it for todays |
18:36.58 | FuzzyCat | 207 |
18:37.21 | tim27 | jtodd: i emailed her and she told me she dont speak french |
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18:37.24 | ww | you know not everyone in canada can speak french |
18:37.31 | bkw_ | so true |
18:37.33 | Zebble | oui |
18:37.34 | ww | in fact most people outside of quebec can't speak french |
18:37.39 | FuzzyCat | mais oui |
18:37.41 | jtodd | tim27: And by all appearances, nor do you speak English as a primary language. |
18:37.51 | Zebble | lol |
18:37.53 | voidptr_ | bkw_: check the host ;) |
18:37.54 | FuzzyCat | hehhehe |
18:37.57 | jtodd | And if my last sentence is any indication, nor do I. |
18:38.04 | tim27 | fuzzycat you speak french ??? |
18:38.29 | tim27 | jtodd: i dont speak english lol |
18:38.29 | FuzzyCat | lol voidptr_ |
18:38.42 | FuzzyCat | tim27: un petit |
18:38.48 | tim27 | un petit peu |
18:38.48 | tim27 | lol |
18:38.51 | voidptr | merde! |
18:39.08 | tim27 | your french is as bad as my english |
18:39.08 | tim27 | lol |
18:39.28 | voidptr | je parlez toes du pas de francais |
18:39.29 | voidptr | :P |
18:39.36 | FuzzyCat | tim27 this is irc... |
18:39.38 | voidptr | or something ;) |
18:40.06 | tim27 | the important is to understand each others |
18:40.24 | tim27 | do not who invented thoses stupid languages |
18:40.25 | voidptr | mais oui |
18:40.37 | jsmith | jtodd: Any chance of getting them all in 0.7? It doesn't really matter to me, but for others it might be a great thing |
18:40.50 | FuzzyCat | ~x en fr You are correct my french is very bad indeed |
18:41.07 | FuzzyCat | there perfect :P |
18:41.08 | bkw_ | jsmith they will make it in the SayAlpha and SayPhonetic stuff we came up with... |
18:41.10 | jtodd | jsmith: no, not a chance for all of them for two reasons: one, Idon't have time to cut them all today, and 2, I don't think we want to include all of them anyway; there are lots on my site which aren't included in * as a default. |
18:41.20 | tim27 | we need a sexy french lady voice to do vm prompt |
18:41.37 | jsmith | bkw_: Cool.. |
18:41.57 | tim27 | any know if french prompt exist ??? |
18:42.07 | jsmith | jtodd: I understand... I just hate to see a ton of useful prompts on your website, when some of them really ought to be in Asterisk... |
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18:43.26 | tim27 | the lady of bell canada speak french and english with no accent... that a true bilingual... |
18:44.14 | voidptr_ | as long as she isn't bisexual... although that is good too from time to time... |
18:44.21 | tim27 | lol |
18:44.27 | h3x | im trisexual |
18:44.29 | h3x | i'll try anything |
18:44.34 | voidptr_ | cows? |
18:44.34 | h3x | j/k |
18:44.38 | h3x | mooooo000000 |
18:44.41 | FuzzyCat | especiially if you have a video camera voidptr |
18:44.56 | bkw_ | i'm BuySexual.. Buy me something and I will get sexual.. |
18:44.58 | voidptr_ | no experience there :) |
18:45.07 | voidptr_ | hehe |
18:45.14 | h3x | hhahahah |
18:45.18 | vaewyn | quadrasexual... anyone or anything for a quarter :P |
18:45.27 | tim27 | bkw: b mean bryan w: west what k mean ??? |
18:46.11 | voidptr | hum |
18:46.20 | voidptr | [Lag ??] |
18:46.26 | voidptr | i guess my other machine is about to die. |
18:46.40 | voidptr | or some freenode node is dying again |
18:47.05 | FuzzyCat | tim27: k = kinky |
18:47.20 | Q-At-Work | I'm betting Keith |
18:47.22 | atacomm | grrrr, sometimes i feel like kicking customer's asses |
18:47.24 | Q-At-Work | or Ken |
18:47.32 | Q-At-Work | dunno, he just seems like a Keith or a Ken |
18:47.35 | voidptr | Keiko |
18:47.36 | bkw_ | ww did you leave? |
18:47.43 | vaewyn | atacomm: only sometimes? the shock therapy must be working :P |
18:48.01 | ww | yes... have to go for a few minutes. back soon |
18:48.01 | atacomm | vaewyn: heh....well when they pull this yes, lol |
18:48.08 | vaewyn | wb kram |
18:48.17 | bkw_ | bug 813 coudl be a bad(tm) |
18:48.43 | vaewyn | 811 is bad... :P but only for me so far |
18:49.25 | vaewyn | anyone else have a X100P and trying to run it on todays CVS? |
18:49.42 | bkw_ | what is 811? |
18:49.44 | vaewyn | or yesterdays |
18:50.00 | vaewyn | X100P thinking it has picked up... when it really didn't |
18:50.12 | bkw_ | oh you need to answer on an x100p |
18:50.15 | bkw_ | then resetcdr |
18:50.19 | bkw_ | then exec the bridge |
18:50.52 | vaewyn | ??? |
18:51.32 | Corydon76-work | bkw_: Olle posted 813 on the list, so I thought I'd do the patch |
18:51.40 | bkw_ | yep |
18:51.51 | bkw_ | vaewyn if you never answer on the x100p you have no way to signal it. |
18:51.59 | bkw_ | is if the remote iax end answers |
18:52.04 | bkw_ | the local x100p won't |
18:52.11 | bkw_ | or so thats how I see it |
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18:52.20 | _207_Cat | Miew |
18:52.22 | bkw_ | if it were a PRI or digital interface then it would work |
18:52.27 | bkw_ | haha 207 |
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18:52.29 | bkw_ | funnny |
18:52.37 | _207_Cat | :( |
18:52.46 | tim27 | bkw: do ata186 can work with a fax and a alarm system ??? |
18:53.03 | vaewyn | bkw_: Umm it's incoming on the x100p... and it gos through the motions as if it had picked up.. but the remote caller only hears ringing because it never actually picked up |
18:53.19 | vaewyn | worked in CVS 6/24 ... upgraded yesterday to CVS 1/11 and it broke |
18:54.02 | Q-At-Work | vaewyn: exten => s,*something*,Answer where *something* is the appropriate number? |
18:54.39 | vaewyn | Q-At-Work: it works with my config as is... but only if I drop back to older CVS... so I seriously doubt it is a config issue |
18:54.49 | Q-At-Work | can you answer my question? |
18:55.06 | Q-At-Work | without the "answer" in there, things go nuts |
18:55.12 | vaewyn | ohh that was a question? hehehe |
18:55.19 | Q-At-Work | I forgot the ? |
18:55.20 | Q-At-Work | :) |
18:55.32 | outtolunc | why ask why |
18:55.33 | Q-At-Work | actually I didnt! |
18:55.36 | vaewyn | umm... not sure |
18:56.18 | vaewyn | Q-At-Work: mine for the FXO looks like: |
18:56.19 | vaewyn | exten => s,1,setmusiconhold,default |
18:56.19 | vaewyn | exten => s,2,responsetimeout,20 |
18:56.19 | vaewyn | exten => s,3,noop,${CALLERID} |
18:56.22 | vaewyn | ... |
18:56.35 | Q-At-Work | toss an answer in there |
18:56.46 | vaewyn | then it hands it off to a bridge and then voicemail if that fails |
18:56.47 | Q-At-Work | after you do all your setup magic |
18:56.57 | vaewyn | but I don't want to answer... |
18:57.02 | Q-At-Work | sure you do :) |
18:57.08 | bkw_ | you have no choice |
18:57.11 | Q-At-Work | or it cant go to voicemail |
18:57.12 | bkw_ | its an analog iface |
18:57.18 | vaewyn | it worked on 6/24 without an answer |
18:57.23 | vaewyn | has that changed? |
18:57.27 | Q-At-Work | the fact it worked was probably a bug |
18:57.43 | vaewyn | hahaha |
18:57.44 | Q-At-Work | I've had an answer in mine since I started this |
18:57.52 | voidptr | http://www.world-offline.dk/ast/extensions.conf <- is this correct or do i need to add something like: Zap/g1/${EXTEN} ? |
18:57.56 | Q-At-Work | found that without it, it went nuts |
18:58.31 | vaewyn | Umm... ok... so.. what does it do when I tell it to "Answer" does it go silent for used or generate it's own ringing? |
18:58.38 | vaewyn | user even |
18:59.37 | Q-At-Work | the PBX has to answer the call before it can do anything with it |
18:59.49 | Q-At-Work | and what it does will depend on what you configure next |
18:59.56 | vaewyn | Cause I want it to stay ringing until either a) the user on the end of the bridge picked up... or B) the voicemail is called becuase that failed |
19:00.01 | Q-At-Work | you need the ${EXTEN} too |
19:00.40 | Q-At-Work | do do a dial after the answer |
19:00.46 | Q-At-Work | you can set it to ring |
19:00.48 | Q-At-Work | or not |
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19:01.59 | vaewyn | Hmm odd... ok... so in: |
19:02.01 | vaewyn | exten => s,1,setmusiconhold,default |
19:02.02 | vaewyn | exten => s,2,responsetimeout,20 |
19:02.02 | vaewyn | exten => s,3,Dial(IAX/bridge:testing@143.207.x.y/s@bell,7) |
19:02.02 | vaewyn | exten => s,103,Goto,outgoing|s|4 |
19:02.02 | vaewyn | exten => s,4,Goto,mailboxes|100|1 |
19:02.12 | vaewyn | I would put it before the Dial... aka 3 |
19:02.18 | Q-At-Work | yes |
19:02.48 | vaewyn | what option do I have to put in order for it to keep "ringing" in one fashion or another? |
19:03.42 | Q-At-Work | I believe its Dial(foo,30) |
19:03.52 | Q-At-Work | where foo is the device you dial |
19:04.00 | vaewyn | ok... already have that |
19:04.02 | Q-At-Work | 30 seconds timeout |
19:04.12 | vaewyn | 7 second time out thogh :P |
19:04.19 | Q-At-Work | I use ,tm for enable # xfer and music on hold |
19:04.54 | [Sim] | *yawn* |
19:05.54 | [Sim] | voidptr oh, extensions.conf would probably need something like _.,1,Dial(Zap/g2/${EXTEN}) |
19:06.00 | [Sim] | I missed that earlier :) |
19:06.34 | dalabera | Does anyone tell me is this config on my extension.conf is valid for sip? |
19:06.42 | dalabera | exten => 1010,1,Answer |
19:06.42 | dalabera | exten => 1010,2,Ringing |
19:06.42 | dalabera | exten => 1010,3,Wait,3 |
19:06.42 | dalabera | exten => 1010,4,Dial,Sip/pedro |
19:06.42 | dalabera | exten => 1010,5,Voicemail(u1010) ; Right to voicemail |
19:06.42 | dalabera | exten => 1010,105,Voicemail(b1010) |
19:07.58 | *** join/#asterisk DL4GRC (~DL4GRC@pD9ECE80E.dip.t-dialin.net) |
19:08.23 | vaewyn | Q-At-Work: works great now! Thanks! |
19:08.23 | [Sim] | dalabera: correct syntax is Dial(SIP/pedro) |
19:08.31 | bkw_ | oh sure no thanks to me |
19:08.45 | bkw_ | har har har |
19:08.46 | vaewyn | thanks also bkw_ :} |
19:08.46 | bkw_ | ghehe |
19:08.51 | bkw_ | also r on the dial willd o ringing also |
19:08.59 | vaewyn | and dalabera for the "Ringing" line even though didn't know I was stealing it :P |
19:09.11 | voidptr | [Sim] :) |
19:09.53 | vaewyn | Ohh I am so making a template-toolkit web form for writing these extensions.conf entries... |
19:10.03 | bkw_ | macro macro macro |
19:10.06 | bkw_ | hehe |
19:10.34 | vaewyn | hehehe... yeahI use macros like crazy... but editing the priority stuff I always forget to change the 10x ones :P |
19:10.45 | ]data[ | fish fish fish :) |
19:11.02 | [Sim] | vaewyn: I'm working a nice webdatabase to deal with it yes :) |
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19:11.26 | bkw_ | CVS is on FIRE!!! |
19:11.27 | bkw_ | hehe |
19:11.36 | Q-At-Work | FIRE!! |
19:11.39 | bkw_ | burn baby burn........ |
19:11.54 | bkw_ | you can now unload chan_iax and chan_iax2 without seging your box |
19:11.58 | bkw_ | w00t |
19:11.59 | bkw_ | I like |
19:12.01 | *** join/#asterisk KalD (~KalD@proxy.corp.telesym.com) |
19:12.02 | Q-At-Work | :) |
19:12.41 | vaewyn | hmm... ringing app isn't working... that suppose to work on a x100p? or is that a pri thing only? |
19:12.48 | bkw_ | do this |
19:12.57 | bkw_ | do this |
19:12.59 | bkw_ | exten => s,3,Dial(IAX/bridge:testing@143.207.x.y/s@bell,7,r) |
19:13.01 | bkw_ | haha |
19:13.04 | bkw_ | als 7 seconds |
19:13.08 | bkw_ | that seems kinda low |
19:13.12 | bkw_ | thats not rings thats seconds |
19:13.21 | vaewyn | is 2-3 rings |
19:13.26 | Q-At-Work | isnt dial by default ,r tho? |
19:13.28 | vaewyn | which is what I want |
19:13.29 | bkw_ | is it me or is asterisk restarting faster than it did before |
19:13.33 | bkw_ | it seems to haul more ass now |
19:13.43 | Q-At-Work | "new CVS checkout syndrom" |
19:13.48 | vaewyn | restarts damn fast compared to code from june/july :P |
19:14.25 | bkw_ | yes I could do restart now then asterisk -r and still catch the startup output |
19:14.27 | bkw_ | but now I can't |
19:14.30 | bkw_ | its already done |
19:15.01 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:15.01 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:15.11 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
19:15.18 | vaewyn | yay... the ,r worked... thanks bkw |
19:15.55 | vaewyn | can't wait for my budgettone to come in.. then I can (mostly) avoid that nasty analog interface totally |
19:16.22 | vaewyn | any other good cheap IP phones besides the BTs these days? |
19:16.31 | dalabera | <bkw_> also r on the dial willd o ringing also ... I'm working with and it's not working, that's why I tried to use the ringing option |
19:16.43 | dalabera | SIP |
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19:17.18 | tim27 | vaewyn 7905g sold for 90-100 $ on ebay |
19:17.29 | tim27 | very good phone |
19:17.33 | bkw_ | SIP/peer,,r |
19:17.46 | Q-At-Work | woooooooo! |
19:17.51 | Q-At-Work | gotta get me one of those |
19:18.22 | tim27 | got two of thoses phone |
19:18.29 | airlink | hello, can anyone know if asterisk work avaya systems ? |
19:18.58 | Q-At-Work | airlink: what are you trying to interface it to? |
19:19.00 | jsmith | airlink: Yes, Asterisk can be made to work with an Avaya system... if you know what you're doing and have the right equipment |
19:19.00 | token | bkw |
19:19.09 | dalabera | bkw!! thanks now it works! |
19:19.18 | vaewyn | tim27: thanks.. will check them out |
19:19.25 | bkw_ | token yes |
19:19.36 | airlink | okey, i don't know a lot of VoIP i starting to learn |
19:19.40 | tim27 | vaewyn i think they sell a kit of 5 7905 on ebay |
19:19.46 | token | you got time to help me dial out through my FXS? |
19:20.03 | tim27 | lol not 5 , 9 |
19:20.08 | token | is the Macros in EXT set up with dial pattern for 9 |
19:20.22 | tim27 | but they seem little more expensive than just buy them separate |
19:20.30 | bkw_ | token no |
19:20.35 | token | :( |
19:20.37 | token | k man |
19:20.44 | airlink | does anyone has like of documentation for a beginner ? |
19:20.58 | airlink | s/like/link/ |
19:21.00 | token | whatever |
19:21.04 | bkw_ | http://asterisk.gnuinter.net/files/changelogs/asterisk-ng.ChangeLog |
19:21.06 | token | I'm off |
19:21.11 | token | thanks |
19:23.07 | vaewyn | bkw_ is on a bug killing roll :P |
19:23.28 | bkw_ | i'm trying |
19:23.29 | bkw_ | :) |
19:23.30 | _207_Cat | ,,,,, |
19:23.32 | _207_Cat | ..... |
19:23.36 | _207_Cat | :D |
19:23.37 | Q-At-Work | hes RAID! |
19:23.42 | atacomm | hows 0.7.0 coming along? |
19:23.43 | vaewyn | heh |
19:24.30 | mishehu | asterisk next generation? heh |
19:25.03 | token | anyone add modprobe to auto start up on reboot |
19:25.16 | token | for x100p |
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19:25.37 | vaewyn | token: I have it in my /etc/modules to load it on boot (debian install) |
19:25.50 | *** join/#asterisk extremis (extremis@121-17.waldenweb.com) |
19:25.53 | token | anything on RH |
19:26.07 | extremis | Does anyone here have a technique for mirroring mailboxes between * servers? |
19:26.13 | token | imagine same config for the most part |
19:26.31 | vaewyn | not sure what the RH equiv for /etc/modules is |
19:26.53 | mishehu | extremis: rsync perhaps? |
19:27.06 | [Sim] | extremis: you might be able to run the mailboxes off a nfs or samba mount |
19:27.24 | token | same |
19:27.35 | ww | be careful with nfs or smb... |
19:27.39 | extremis | k |
19:27.41 | token | can I see the line you added |
19:27.48 | bkw_ | GOD DAMN IT |
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19:28.00 | [Sim] | nfs can be done properly, but you have to deal with locking carefully |
19:28.04 | bkw_ | this lady wants to signup but doesn't want to give me a password |
19:28.05 | vaewyn | token: for my /etc/modules? |
19:28.12 | token | yeah |
19:28.23 | vaewyn | <PROTECTED> |
19:28.25 | vaewyn | that't is |
19:28.28 | vaewyn | that's even |
19:28.30 | token | thought so |
19:28.32 | czmok | eww |
19:28.32 | token | thanks man |
19:28.34 | czmok | Jan 12 20:28:17 WARNING[1075713120]: loader.c:239 ast_load_resource: /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/chan_sip2.so: undefined symbol: ast_duplicate_ha_list |
19:28.39 | vaewyn | np |
19:29.04 | ww | bkw_: why do you say |
19:29.05 | ww | host=dynamic |
19:29.06 | ww | defaultip=111.222.333.444 |
19:29.14 | ww | Don't use those together.. use one or the other. |
19:29.15 | Corydon76-work | bkw_: the appropriate response is, "Lady, we've got a password generator here, but the passwords it generates are 30 characters long and damn near impossible to remember" |
19:29.23 | ww | in bug 558? |
19:29.38 | ww | as far as i can tell, defaultip is only useful in conjunction with host=dynamic |
19:29.42 | _207_Cat | la la la la la |
19:29.46 | mishehu | the password is PASSWORD! |
19:30.11 | JoeCool | hey, what's the problem with this : exten => 3XXN,1,Goto(iaxphones,${EXTEN},1) ? Saying that this extension is at "sipphones" context ? |
19:30.13 | Corydon76-work | czmok: yeah, complain to Olle |
19:30.31 | JoeCool | Asterisk says there's no such extension such as 3001@iaxphones |
19:30.31 | ww | _3XXN |
19:30.37 | JoeCool | hmm |
19:30.53 | JoeCool | phones at sipphone are like 3001,3002, etc .. |
19:31.09 | ww | 3XXN is not a pattern. you need the leading underscore |
19:31.18 | JoeCool | I tried with _93XXN, and dialed the 9 stuff , same error |
19:31.24 | JoeCool | right |
19:31.30 | JoeCool | leading underscore |
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19:32.36 | JoeCool | I tried also _93XXN,1,Goto(iaxphones,${EXTEN:1}) |
19:33.02 | mbranca | hi all |
19:33.06 | Q-At-Work | greetings |
19:33.08 | jsmith | Howdy mbranca... |
19:33.32 | Calisto | evening all. Well anyone from the uk at least |
19:33.39 | JoeCool | so I put everybody at "default" hehehe |
19:33.52 | mbranca | Calisto: from uk TZ, at least :) |
19:33.58 | _207_Cat | yeha! |
19:34.01 | _207_Cat | yeah! |
19:34.10 | _207_Cat | CET! |
19:34.19 | voidptr_ | mooo mbranca |
19:34.33 | Calisto | thats what i said well actually everyone from uk TZ east to about +4.5HRS |
19:34.34 | mbranca | moo voidptr |
19:37.17 | jsmith | mbranca: What have you been up to lately? |
19:38.51 | mbranca | writing a *proprietary* web interface for asterisk... full config+monitor+contacts+admin area, linking of several * pbx with iax2 and so on... still in alpha, btw |
19:39.08 | mbranca | but I wanna *leak* some part :) |
19:39.23 | derrick | leak away :) |
19:39.34 | bkw_ | yep leak all over the channel |
19:39.45 | derrick | i wonder what the middle button does... |
19:39.58 | mbranca | bkw_: ! |
19:41.14 | mbranca | bkw_: my third level mbrancaleoni.astmaster.org doesn't work... you fixed my dns entries? |
19:41.33 | bkw_ | hrm |
19:41.38 | bkw_ | email me the nameserver info brian@bkw.org |
19:42.31 | derrick | get AST MAN license plates a-la seinfeld |
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19:43.53 | mbranca | bkw_: sent! |
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19:44.43 | alex4152 | hi all ! |
19:45.39 | _207_Cat | no yet, give us time |
19:45.42 | _207_Cat | not |
19:45.50 | alex4152 | could you help me with converting cisco *.au files to format which asterisk pbx can use as voice prompt ? |
19:46.13 | alex4152 | which program can done it ? |
19:46.27 | derrick | alex, `sox` |
19:46.28 | _207_Cat | what format are the .au ? |
19:46.44 | Calisto | anyone got an fwd i can call for a test as I was having echo problems |
19:46.47 | derrick | sox in.au out.wav |
19:48.04 | Calisto | ww: can i call you again to see if it's better than yesterday |
19:48.13 | pros12 | try my FWD@ 75418 |
19:48.24 | _207_Cat | 21103 |
19:48.39 | Calisto | pros12: just for info where are you |
19:48.41 | alex4152 | yes i know this problem but when i run as say ... sox generated file which asterisk cant use ... it wite wav format error .. |
19:48.50 | pros12 | calgary alberta |
19:49.03 | czmok | alex: use SOX :-) |
19:49.22 | pros12 | cant hear me? |
19:49.28 | Calisto | pros12 can't hear you |
19:49.38 | pros12 | yes |
19:49.41 | JoeCool | dah, why this !@(*(&*!@# doesn't work ? [iax] |
19:49.41 | JoeCool | exten => _3XXN,1,Goto(sip,${EXTEN},1) |
19:49.45 | Calisto | pros12: can you hear me |
19:49.53 | pros12 | give me your number |
19:50.03 | JoeCool | keep saying request 3001@iax does not exist |
19:50.05 | Calisto | incoming to me seems foobared |
19:50.08 | Calisto | 91184 |
19:50.30 | JoeCool | it's really cracking me up |
19:50.48 | alex4152 | i can send .au file example .. may be you can try convert it and test ? :) |
19:50.55 | pros12 | give me a sec |
19:51.01 | pros12 | it seems to be my end |
19:51.10 | Calisto | i do test.call iax2/2203@192.168.0.2 and it don't work seems to go straight to vm with no console msg |
19:51.19 | _207_Cat | JoeCool: you are dialing 1 ring count? |
19:52.29 | JoeCool | 1 ring count ... sorry, what do you mean ? |
19:52.57 | JoeCool | it's a DIAX (that windows IAX soft phone) dialing Asterix |
19:53.08 | JoeCool | it works if I put everybody at "default" context |
19:54.58 | JoeCool | sorry |
19:55.00 | JoeCool | my mistake |
19:55.04 | JoeCool | nevermind |
19:55.33 | JoeCool | someone spank me |
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19:56.12 | bkw_ | coppice WHERE ARE YOU |
19:57.51 | Kurt | I am a newbe to this product but know a little about VoIP, does anyone know how to get incoming pots lines connected to the astrx software |
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19:59.37 | addaline | anyone know if * supports voicemail.conf username/password stuff from a postgresql database now? |
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20:00.37 | pros12 | calisto: sry i had to reboot try again |
20:00.45 | addaline | kurt, not I, but share your hardware info |
20:01.02 | Calisto | pros12: can i try it through iaxtel |
20:01.51 | JerJer | no conf? |
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20:02.08 | pros12 | yup 17004397303 then press 2000 to get to me |
20:04.04 | addaline | can anyone confirm postgresql (not mysql) now works for storing voicemail configs? |
20:04.14 | addaline | the wiki is wish-washy about it |
20:05.28 | pros12 | lost ya |
20:05.31 | Calisto | pros12: oops it seems to have died |
20:05.37 | pros12 | :( |
20:05.57 | Calisto | nice chatting need to play some. Maybe call you again l8r |
20:06.04 | pros12 | yup np |
20:06.18 | benngard | any news about 0.7.0? |
20:06.20 | Moc | ok how the hell Im I gona make a dhcp here .. |
20:06.28 | Moc | benngard, we working all the weekend on it .. |
20:06.54 | benngard | I know and I do like what u are doing! |
20:06.55 | Moc | Programmers worked alot this morning to fix bugs, so they had to sleep... |
20:07.13 | bkw_ | SLEEP IS FOR THE WEAK!! |
20:07.29 | wsuff | u tell em bkw |
20:07.35 | bkw_ | BUGS ARE EVIL |
20:07.38 | Moc | lol ;) |
20:07.43 | pros12 | Passes beer to all that have worked so hard on asterisk theis weekend.. |
20:07.53 | bkw_ | Moc you can now unload chan_iax and chan_iax2 without drama |
20:07.58 | benngard | Where should I send them? :) |
20:08.11 | Moc | bkw_, great |
20:08.19 | Moc | I'll try to test stuff tonight again |
20:08.26 | bkw_ | for some reason all the cli apps and channel type wasn't getting unregistered |
20:08.28 | bkw_ | which was EVIL |
20:09.26 | bkw_ | I think cvs is getting hammered right now |
20:09.39 | bkw_ | because everyone comes to work and sees all the shit we fixed and starts to update |
20:09.59 | jsmith | bkw_: Yeah, the mailing list is hammered too.. |
20:10.17 | oej | bkw: ACL works as expected now. Both in chan_sip and chan_sip2. I can limit autocreatepeer now :-) |
20:10.36 | TestMasTer | question Call comes in via iax from voice pulse, then i`m transfering it to another box over iax all i get is a busy sign, |
20:10.51 | TestMasTer | my configuration is correct |
20:10.52 | drgalaxy | the cvs and mailing list being hammered are _good_ things |
20:11.07 | bkw_ | oej kewl |
20:11.47 | jsmith | drgalaxy: Yes, they are... I'm not complaining... |
20:12.31 | bkw_ | man |
20:12.31 | bkw_ | haha |
20:12.33 | bkw_ | this is funny |
20:12.35 | sxpert | anyone in arizona on the channel ? |
20:13.24 | jsmith | sxpert: Is Utah close enough? Why Arizona? |
20:14.01 | jsmith | bkw_: What's funny? |
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20:15.33 | ennuyeux7 | in a sample.call file can i have: Channel someexten@somecontext ? |
20:15.40 | ennuyeux7 | in a sample.call file can i have: Channel: someexten@somecontext ? |
20:15.57 | sxpert | jsmith: my mum wants to buy a house (priced in USD) with her EUR in the kingman area |
20:16.32 | sxpert | jsmith: I'm looking for info about the available broadbant net there |
20:17.50 | jsmith | sxpert: Hmmmn, can't help you there... |
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20:18.23 | bkw_ | jsmith cvs is getting hammered |
20:18.30 | bkw_ | people I guess are updating |
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20:18.46 | malcolmd | bkw_: the list server is slammed, too |
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20:18.57 | bkw_ | malcolmd yep its crazy |
20:19.24 | oej | Does Linux Support Services, Inc still exist or is that company renamed to Digium? |
20:19.27 | jsmith | sxpert: http://www.isprank.com/cgi-bin/search/isp/AZ/Kingman.html |
20:19.41 | jsmith | oej: I think LSS is "doing business as" Digium... |
20:20.07 | oej | jsmith: That is why Linux Support Services, Inc is named in the README then... |
20:20.52 | Cripon | they changed their name from LSS to Digium last year |
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20:21.14 | Cripon | because Linux Support Services didn't really cover what they were doing. |
20:21.19 | jsmith | Cripon: Officially? |
20:21.33 | Cripon | jsmith: Yes. |
20:21.39 | jsmith | malcolmd: Is Digium officially Digium now, or still LSS? |
20:21.51 | jsmith | Cripon: OK... I'll ask malcolmd... |
20:21.51 | bkw_ | ya know what we should have already setup cvs mirrors |
20:22.08 | jsmith | bkw_: Uh, yeah... that would have been a good thought... |
20:22.09 | bkw_ | because when 0.7.0 gets tagged its going to be HELLLLLLLLLL |
20:22.14 | bkw_ | too late now |
20:22.21 | Cripon | bkw_: everybody says they should have a backup after the system goes down. :-) |
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20:22.28 | bkw_ | haha |
20:22.30 | jsmith | bkw_: hindsight is 20/20 |
20:22.34 | bkw_ | yep |
20:22.56 | bkw_ | but we talked about it last week |
20:22.57 | bkw_ | haha |
20:22.58 | dant | bkw_, mirror packages? |
20:22.58 | ZX81 | does anyone know if there is a way to record the goings on of a meeting room from time to preferably a windows pc? |
20:23.33 | Cripon | windows.... mount a samba share |
20:23.37 | Calisto | OT question: Anyone know of an app to make voice calls via a mobile from a pc... even better if asterisk could do it via a data cable (i'm thinking nokia phone here) |
20:23.54 | ZX81 | Cripon, but how would I do the recording? |
20:24.25 | oej | Is the Xing MP3 recorder (mentioned in README) still part of Asterisk? |
20:24.28 | bkw_ | Calisto just create a wap app to do the call |
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20:24.30 | Cripon | you want the calls to be recording before they're dragged into the conference right? |
20:24.32 | bkw_ | oej no |
20:24.39 | bkw_ | codec_mp3 was jerked out |
20:24.46 | oej | bkw: Thank you, I'll remove it from README then. |
20:24.52 | ZX81 | no I just need to record the contents of the conferemce |
20:25.09 | Calisto | bkw: wouldn't wap make it a data call (excuse stupidity i'm not that up on wap) |
20:25.30 | okrumm | is there a web interface to manage * ? |
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20:26.01 | bkw_ | Calisto wap supports http auth |
20:26.03 | bkw_ | NEXT!!! |
20:26.08 | bkw_ | oh and SSL |
20:26.09 | bkw_ | NEXT!!! |
20:26.10 | wreckdiver | hey folks, what is the best CODEC to use, that will sound most like a regular telephone call, and what is the most respected when limited with bandwidth? |
20:26.12 | TeleRidd | Quick question, I am purchasing a Dell 2650 server for our new asterisk box and am going to put an T100P card into it. The Dell server comes with PCI-X slots, is this compatible with the 64-bit 3.3volt slot example show on Digium's site? |
20:26.46 | Cripon | ZX81: you could setup conference so the initialization started recording the goings on of one of the channels that's a part of it. say the first, and then the last to leave perhaps. |
20:27.41 | Cripon | or after the last leaves |
20:28.09 | Cripon | would be better than listening to someone breath waiting to talk in a conference.. maybe on the second and stop on the next to last makes more sense |
20:28.12 | jsmith | wreckdiver: Its debateable, but I really like iLBC |
20:28.28 | bkw_ | ilbc is more of a CPU whore than gsm |
20:28.33 | bkw_ | but oh well |
20:29.01 | oej | Should we keep QuickNet phonejack as recommended hardware in Readme? |
20:29.09 | puzzled | TeleRidd: I know the 2650 works with the 410 cards |
20:29.13 | JerJer | i vote no |
20:29.26 | puzzled | TeleRidd: make sure you disable HyperThreading |
20:29.31 | vaewyn | buggy and $$$$ |
20:29.40 | puzzled | oej: I vote no too |
20:29.40 | TeleRidd | puzzled, did you have to change the voltage on the slot? |
20:29.52 | puzzled | TeleRidd: I didn't install the box but heard no such thing |
20:29.53 | TeleRidd | looks like it is defaulted to 5.0 V |
20:30.13 | loko-moko | disable hyperthreading why |
20:30.21 | folsson | puzzled: Why should he disable HyperThreading? |
20:30.27 | wreckdiver | bkw/jsmith, what is the best quality codec? |
20:30.30 | puzzled | bad, evil, bad things will happen |
20:30.36 | TeleRidd | yeah, upgraded the kernel the other day on our current 2650, but we got the proc that doesn't support hyperthreading, so snmp kernel didn't help much |
20:30.38 | bkw_ | wreckdiver best quality is g711 |
20:30.39 | wreckdiver | forget about resources. |
20:30.43 | TeleRidd | Why disable the hyperthreading? |
20:30.46 | loko-moko | i didnt have bad evil things happen on my 2650 with hyperthreading on |
20:30.48 | puzzled | HT & kernel 2.4 are no friends. |
20:30.58 | bkw_ | hahah |
20:30.59 | wreckdiver | bkw, what is best for low bandwith, hence lower quality? |
20:31.06 | bkw_ | ilbc |
20:31.18 | folsson | I use it |
20:31.27 | bkw_ | I use gsm when I need to save CPU |
20:31.29 | bkw_ | but ilbc otherwise |
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20:31.38 | JerJer | DUAL XEON |
20:31.44 | vaewyn | hahaha |
20:31.50 | wreckdiver | bkw, are both g711, and ilbc supported by the 7940's? |
20:31.58 | vaewyn | JerJer is really just a 1 minute loop tape :} |
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20:32.16 | derrick | i've never had HT stability issues on 2.4 |
20:32.21 | bkw_ | wreckdiver 7940 only supports g711 and g729 |
20:32.51 | TeleRidd | thanx, for the info guys |
20:32.59 | wreckdiver | bkw, i am using both the i2004 by Nortel, and two 7940's, and the Nortel sounds cleaner, the 7940's sound a little tinny. any idea? |
20:33.17 | JerJer | wreckdiver: ot question, are you also a professional photographer? (i know a guy that uses that nick) |
20:33.53 | wreckdiver | no, just a diver, but did own a Nikonos V with 15mm and dual strobes.. :) |
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20:34.38 | wreckdiver | bkw, almost like the low-end frequency spectrum is being cut out, so you only get highs.... |
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20:35.05 | wreckdiver | I run many hyperthreading boxes with 2.4. |
20:35.28 | wreckdiver | 2.6Ghz, with dual channel ram. |
20:36.25 | TeleRidd | Any news on X100P cards and echo, know this is a big topic because there is not supported ECAN, just wondering |
20:36.42 | vaewyn | bkw_: thanks for closing my bug :P now I don't have the spectre hanging over my head... or something like that :P |
20:36.56 | jsmith-away | TeleRidd: Check the wiki... there's a good page on how to tune the echo cancellors... |
20:36.58 | oej | bkw/jerjer: Added patch to README (818). Check with Mark if it's ok to change to Digium, it feels a bit more up to date. |
20:37.36 | TeleRidd | I have minimized my echo by tweaking tx/rx settings, using MARK2 and AGRESSIVE_SUPRESSOR, but still get the first 5 seconds while echo training is kicking in |
20:38.04 | tclark | TeleRidd: try also echotraining |
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20:38.57 | clive- | can anyone please help me figure out how to get the debug to turn on |
20:39.23 | bkw_ | oej JerJer can't commit anything .. CVS is hammered.. plus mark needs to approve that one! :) |
20:39.54 | rozo | What devices are people using when they need more than 3 or 4 FXO ports? |
20:40.17 | bkw_ | 3 or 4 FXO cards |
20:40.19 | bkw_ | hehe |
20:40.24 | rozo | :( |
20:40.36 | bkw_ | I am cornholio! I need UTP for my consolio! |
20:40.37 | rozo | what if you need 8 ports? |
20:40.39 | vaewyn | rozo: usually go to ISDN or T1/E1 |
20:40.46 | bkw_ | rozo go to T1 and channel bank |
20:41.10 | rozo | bkw: okay. thought there might be another card or a SIP gateway |
20:41.28 | vaewyn | Hmm.. will a FXS bank "dumb down" enough to handle fxo? |
20:41.56 | vaewyn | should be able to you would think |
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20:42.30 | bkw_ | no they make channel banks that do FXO |
20:43.08 | _207_Cat | mmmmm |
20:43.26 | Bonbon | if i don't have an 'h' extension defined and I issue a hangup, then will * go to the next line in extensions.conf? |
20:44.11 | drgalaxy | TeleRidd: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+hardware . the 2650 is listed on there |
20:44.47 | Bonbon | anyone want a zhone channel bank? |
20:44.59 | clh | anybody used rhino? |
20:45.10 | _207_Cat | Bonbon: how much? |
20:45.16 | _207_Cat | and is it any good |
20:45.47 | Bonbon | 207: make me an offer offline. Brand new. Don't know how good. You'll have to ask people on this channel |
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20:46.33 | _207_Cat | Zhone |
20:46.33 | _207_Cat | Make sure you know what your buying, use as FXS interface is OK |
20:46.33 | _207_Cat | Z-PLEX-10-24S/O |
20:46.33 | _207_Cat | http://www.zhone.com/support/technical_support/zplex/zplex10b_faqs.html (cache) |
20:46.34 | _207_Cat | FXO Interfaces: flakey far end disconnect supervision, NO CallerID detect, no impedance matching, possible echo |
20:46.36 | Bonbon | if i don't have an 'h' extension defined and I issue a hangup, then will * go to the next line in extensions.conf? |
20:46.36 | _207_Cat | FXS Interfaces: No Forward Disconnect on FXS |
20:46.42 | _207_Cat | no |
20:47.12 | Bonbon | 207: you talking to me? |
20:47.16 | _207_Cat | yes |
20:47.46 | Bonbon | so hangup just quits out of context? |
20:48.08 | jimmyz | did something happen that this doesn't work just compiled this morning /usr/src/asterisk/addmailbox |
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20:48.54 | bkw_ | addmailbox was moved to contrib/scripts |
20:48.57 | bkw_ | and isn't needed anymore |
20:49.03 | bkw_ | you need to make sure you do a fresh cvs checkout |
20:49.40 | ennuyeux7 | 207: is bonbon right that hangup just quits out of the context? |
20:49.48 | _207_Cat | yes |
20:49.49 | bkw_ | someone REALLY wants bug 207 fixed |
20:49.49 | clive- | can anyone help me stop the phone from getting a hangup (busy) signal before I even finish dialling |
20:49.54 | _207_Cat | :D |
20:50.29 | bkw_ | ww was laffing at the RFC on session timers |
20:50.47 | _207_Cat | :O |
20:50.53 | _207_Cat | why? |
20:51.41 | jimmyz | bkw fresh as of when it was done this morning 9:30 cst |
20:51.42 | _207_Cat | might also be worht looking at rack |
20:51.47 | _207_Cat | errmm prack |
20:52.38 | bkw_ | jimmyz rm -rf asterisk then check it out again |
20:52.47 | jimmyz | ok |
20:52.49 | bkw_ | if you get an error please paste it in the channel and we will look at it |
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20:54.26 | ww | session timers... yeah... 30 minute timeout reccommended? heh |
20:55.16 | ww | i will work on it immediately post-release |
20:55.24 | ww | ... of 0.7.0 |
20:58.24 | jtodd | OK, I couldn't resist doing one more clip early. sox will convert this appropriately to .gsm.... |
20:58.25 | jtodd | http://www.loligo.com/asterisk/sounds/new-temp/what-are-you-wearing.aif |
20:58.43 | jtodd | Special for all you IRC channel listeners out there. |
20:58.49 | ww | bkw_: suggestion re: cvs mirror -- put a '(cd /usr; tar -czvf /some/where/public/cvsroot.tar.gz ./cvsroot)' in a crontab? |
20:59.01 | puzzled | kape: chan_capi segfaults with cvs from 21:12 CET |
20:59.14 | barrys | can someone point me in the right direction for connecting a t1 to another t1 via crossover cable |
20:59.32 | puzzled | barrys: search the list archives. has been discussed before |
20:59.33 | bkw_ | ww ok we can do that but its just cvs snapshots |
20:59.45 | bobcov | Newbie question. I want to install SER, but when I run the CVS, it says it needs to move away the directories for asterisk. |
20:59.48 | bkw_ | we can do a full cvs mirror with rsync over ssh |
20:59.48 | _207_Cat | ww: you might wanna look at prack too |
21:00.05 | ww | rsync is better, i agree... |
21:00.12 | ww | not familiar with prack |
21:00.12 | bobcov | Why doesn't it just put its files in its own directories? Will it destroy the asterisk install? |
21:00.28 | czmok | jtodd: hehe THAT prompt is cool :-) |
21:00.30 | clive- | what is the correct CLI command for debug ? debug channel 2 " doesnt work, |
21:00.32 | barrys | puzzled, have been but nothing much there. I've made my crossover correctly but other than a few conflicting config examples not much out there |
21:00.48 | _207_Cat | ww: http://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc3262.txt |
21:01.09 | puzzled | barrys: oh, thought you were after the pinouts. no idea about the config of what you want to do |
21:02.17 | barrys | puzzled, At one point I was continuously getting problems because it thought the call was a fax so I abandened that direction |
21:02.57 | Tangent | barrys: That sounds like the 'new dsp code' problem that I was having |
21:03.21 | Tangent | barrys: If you Uncomment the line 'USE_OLD_DSP_CODE' in chan_sip.c then the fax problem vanishes |
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21:03.58 | ww | 207: oh, no i thought you were talking about the cvs mirror! |
21:03.58 | barrys | Tangent, very cool. Are you also using te410p cards |
21:04.11 | _207_Cat | no ww... sorry... |
21:04.31 | bkw_ | Tangent its in dsp.c |
21:04.33 | bkw_ | not chan_sip |
21:04.33 | Tangent | barrys: I'm not.. i have just a single X100P card |
21:04.47 | Tangent | bkw_: Thanks... good point |
21:04.51 | bkw_ | and I think 0.7.0 will default to the old stuff |
21:06.21 | token | anyone know why zttool won't work |
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21:09.01 | bkw_ | gotta have libnewt installed |
21:10.00 | derrick | anyone know what vonage's backend is? did the dev their own or buy something? is it *'s secret funder? :) |
21:10.10 | voidptr_ | may the ast gods be with me :( |
21:10.28 | voidptr_ | if it works i'm settled |
21:10.29 | voidptr_ | :P |
21:13.02 | ZX81 | Cripon, how do I set it up so it starts recording when the second person enters and finishes when there is less than two people inside? |
21:13.38 | voidptr_ | well i'm off. |
21:13.57 | vaewyn | like a prom dress? |
21:14.15 | vaewyn | or intel floating point? :P |
21:14.24 | derrick | wow, that takes me back |
21:14.32 | vaewyn | heh |
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21:16.07 | voidptr_ | :( |
21:20.28 | dnc | or the milk in my fridge |
21:20.53 | vaewyn | heh |
21:21.27 | extremis | can the context of inbound zap calls be changed?\ |
21:21.55 | tzanger | off like a bride's nightie is how I usually hear it |
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21:26.02 | ZX81 | Anyone, how do I set it up so it starts recording when the second person enters and finishes when there is less than two people inside? |
21:26.13 | ZX81 | i.e. a conference room |
21:26.14 | barrys | Tangent, bkw_, thanks for the help. Got it working somewhat. |
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21:28.35 | jets | Hello? |
21:29.49 | Corydon76-work | Hello, hello. I don't know why you say goodbye, I say hello. |
21:30.43 | jets | XO isn't seing my D channel |
21:31.12 | Corydon76-work | Blame the telco. Always. |
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21:31.59 | _207_Cat | I say high, you say low. |
21:32.00 | _207_Cat | You say why and I say I don't know, oh no. |
21:32.05 | JerJer | yay bug 674 made it in!!! |
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21:32.27 | Corydon76-work | Oh, so it's only taking an hour for CVS to allow each commit? |
21:32.44 | Corydon76-work | At this pace, we'll be ready to release in 2017... |
21:32.45 | jets | I verified the settings with them, he just said he couldn't see the D channel even though /etc/zaptel.conf was configured for b 1-23 and d 24 |
21:32.52 | jets | ast0:/etc# cat zaptel.conf |
21:32.53 | jets | span=1,0,0,esf,b8zs |
21:32.53 | jets | bchan=1-23 |
21:32.53 | jets | dchan=24 |
21:32.53 | jets | loadzone=us |
21:32.53 | jets | defaultzone=us |
21:33.18 | jets | switchtype=national |
21:33.19 | jets | signalling=pri_cpe |
21:33.19 | jets | group = 1 |
21:33.19 | jets | channel => 1-23 |
21:33.23 | jets | starting at the switchtype= that is my zapata.conf |
21:33.31 | Corydon76-work | yep |
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21:35.02 | Corydon76-work | Had the same problem with ConEd in NYC. Took them 5 days to figure it out and fix it |
21:35.06 | bkw_ | ok cvs is alive and kickin again |
21:35.13 | kc-barney | if I have an incoming SIP call that gets sent to vm2, it plays the unavail greeting fine... If a call comes in over IAX, hits the directory app that is running, and is sent to vm2, it just does the default "The person at extension...is unavailable" message. Under the console, both show that they are playing voicemail/${CONTEXT}/${EXTEN}/unavail. Anyone have any ideas? |
21:35.38 | Corydon76-work | bkw_: is 816 in there yet? |
21:35.46 | bkw_ | its about to |
21:36.21 | Corydon76-work | Good, once that's in, I'll get you the next patch |
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21:36.26 | bkw_ | ok |
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21:37.45 | JerJer | R0000T |
21:38.02 | gage_dude | File loader.c, Line 312 (ast_load_resource): chan_zap.so: load_module failed, returning -1 |
21:38.03 | gage_dude | Segmentation fault |
21:38.09 | gage_dude | anyone know this prob |
21:38.32 | zoa | gage_dude: ztcfg |
21:38.43 | gage_dude | what is that |
21:39.23 | zoa | just run ztcfg before running asterisk |
21:39.25 | zoa | see if it helps |
21:39.30 | gage_dude | ok thanks |
21:39.53 | drgalaxy | if the microphone on a 7910 isn't functional and everything else is, are there any software settings that would impact that or is this most likely a hardware issue? |
21:40.08 | JerJer | no speaker fone on 7910s |
21:40.35 | wreckdiver | is call center features inherent in Asterisk? |
21:40.41 | zoa | yes |
21:40.45 | wreckdiver | can we have phones login? |
21:40.47 | Corydon76-work | *clunk* |
21:40.50 | zoa | yes |
21:40.52 | gage_dude | zoa get syntax errors when running ZTCFG |
21:40.56 | zoa | wreck: try the mailinglist |
21:41.11 | zoa | paste the erros |
21:41.14 | zoa | errors please |
21:41.15 | Corydon76-work | gage_dude: have you considered that you might not have the drivers loaded? |
21:41.35 | zoa | what is that ? |
21:41.48 | gage_dude | Notice: Configuration file is /etc/zaptel.conf |
21:41.48 | gage_dude | line 1: Syntax error. Should be <keyword>=<value> |
21:41.48 | gage_dude | line 1: Unknown keyword ';' |
21:41.49 | gage_dude | line 2: Syntax error. Should be <keyword>=<value> |
21:41.49 | gage_dude | line 2: Unknown keyword '; Zapata telephony interface sample configuration file' |
21:41.49 | gage_dude | line 3: Syntax error. Should be <keyword>=<value> |
21:41.54 | gage_dude | nore though |
21:41.58 | gage_dude | more though |
21:42.12 | kc-barney | gage:do you have any digium hardware in the box? |
21:42.19 | gage_dude | yes |
21:42.20 | zoa | do you have a config file ? |
21:42.25 | gage_dude | ran lspci |
21:42.52 | zoa | paste the first lines from the config file please |
21:42.53 | kc-barney | what card do you have? |
21:42.58 | gage_dude | x100p |
21:43.05 | gage_dude | 02:01.0 Communication controller: Tiger Jet Network Inc. Intel 537 |
21:43.07 | gage_dude | is that it |
21:43.12 | zoa | yes |
21:43.12 | kc-barney | yes |
21:43.15 | zoa | paste the first lines from the config file please |
21:43.24 | gage_dude | wcfxo 9056 0 (unused) |
21:43.26 | gage_dude | lsmod |
21:43.29 | Corydon76-work | gage_dude: do you think you might have to fix those errors before things will start working? |
21:43.35 | gage_dude | zttool looks good |
21:43.43 | gage_dude | yeah |
21:43.47 | zoa | somehow ztcfg thinks that everything is uncommented |
21:43.56 | gage_dude | hmmmm |
21:43.59 | zoa | paste the first lines from the config file please |
21:44.01 | zoa | paste the first lines from the config file please |
21:44.06 | Corydon76-work | That's because zaptel.conf uses the # for comments, not the ; |
21:44.07 | gage_dude | ok |
21:44.14 | zoa | cat /etc/zaptel.conf |
21:44.26 | zoa | did you type those ;'s ? |
21:45.03 | gage_dude | ; X100P plugged into PSTN |
21:45.04 | gage_dude | ; |
21:45.04 | gage_dude | context=incoming |
21:45.04 | gage_dude | signalling=fxs_ks |
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21:45.27 | Corydon76-work | gage_dude: why did you copy /etc/asterisk/zapata.conf to /etc/zaptel.conf ? |
21:45.36 | zoa | Looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool |
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21:46.24 | Corydon76-work | They are neither the same syntax, nor are they for the same purpose. |
21:46.40 | zoa | but they start with the same letter ! |
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21:46.43 | zoa | they have to be the same |
21:46.47 | zoa | file a bugreport ! |
21:46.52 | zoa | Thunderbirds to the resque ! |
21:46.56 | Corydon76-work | Oh, please NO |
21:47.00 | vaewyn | ~lart zoa |
21:47.03 | zoa | :) |
21:47.23 | zoa | we need quotes on the bot :) |
21:47.37 | zoa | ~quote add why did you copy /etc/asterisk/zapata.conf to /etc/zaptel.conf ? |
21:47.49 | JerJer | ~RADIUS |
21:47.51 | | Remote Authentication Dial In User Service. URL: http://www.livingston.com/tech/docs/radius/ |
21:47.51 | zoa | wtf is that |
21:47.52 | vaewyn | ahahaha |
21:47.57 | vaewyn | stock quotes |
21:47.58 | JerJer | damit someone changed it |
21:48.04 | vaewyn | ~quote CSCO |
21:48.11 | vaewyn | :P |
21:48.31 | vaewyn | ~quote SCOX |
21:48.31 | loko-moko | ~quote lu |
21:48.40 | JerJer | ~quote ^dji |
21:48.58 | JerJer | dow industrials for the lame :) |
21:49.20 | JerJer | ~quote ^ixic |
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21:49.28 | vaewyn | heh... well the short sales on SCO made their target today :} |
21:49.32 | JerJer | nasdaq |
21:50.06 | JerJer | ~quote nufone |
21:50.07 | vaewyn | next thing JerJer will be doing ~quote DUAL XEONS |
21:50.24 | JerJer | :) |
21:50.31 | JerJer | i've done my own testing, i know they are superior |
21:51.06 | vaewyn | depends on the application |
21:51.12 | vaewyn | SSL... Xeons rock |
21:51.13 | JerJer | asterisk |
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21:51.35 | JerJer | i could sustain many more calls on a xeon than p4 |
21:51.43 | vaewyn | even on *... depends on codecs and call targets |
21:51.53 | vaewyn | but usually I would agree with you |
21:51.53 | gage_dude | fxsks=1 |
21:51.53 | gage_dude | #fxoks=2 |
21:51.53 | gage_dude | loadzone = us |
21:51.54 | gage_dude | defaultzone=us |
21:52.04 | stonefly | I wonder how well * would do on a opteron.. |
21:52.12 | gage_dude | zaptel.conf |
21:52.15 | kc-barney | Having voicemail2 issue: If I have someone call ext 6711 via SIP and they don't answer, it passes to voicemail2 and plays the unavail greeting. If I pass the call from another Asterisk server that handles incoming calls from PSTN and pass it to the server via IAX and call the same macro for ext 6715 it just plays the default unavail greeting instead of the users prerecorded greeting. Under the console, both show "Playing voicemail |
21:52.15 | kc-barney | /${CONTEXT}/${EXTEN}/unavail. Anybody know any known issues? |
21:52.19 | bkw_ | Corydon that bug is about to go in .. |
21:52.25 | gage_dude | ztcfg works now but still seg faults |
21:52.30 | bkw_ | cvs is just chewing a bit slow |
21:53.00 | kc-barney | that should have read "call the same macro for ext 6711"... |
21:54.49 | gage_dude | [1074485984]: File loader.c, Line 312 (ast_load_resource): chan_zap.so: load_module failed, returning -1 |
21:54.50 | gage_dude | Segmentation fault |
21:54.52 | gage_dude | help |
21:56.37 | Corydon76-work | EVERYBODY: Please stop using 'cvs update' for Asterisk unless you are a developer actively fixing bugs for the 0.7.0 release. This will help the effort in getting 0.7.0 released today. |
21:57.05 | vaewyn | gage_dude: just as a check... are you running this asterisk as root? If so did you become root by doing 'su' 'su -', 'su - root' or logging in as root? |
21:57.15 | gage_dude | yes |
21:57.23 | vaewyn | which method? |
21:57.29 | gage_dude | su |
21:57.58 | Corydon76-work | gage_dude: ls -l *core* |
21:58.02 | vaewyn | make sure to do a "su -" or "su - root" environment variables in your environment can sometimes cause issues like this |
21:58.38 | vaewyn | the - makes sure you only have ROOTs environment... not yours |
21:59.13 | vaewyn | not sure if it will help... but is a big gotcha for beginners on a lot of the module stuff |
22:00.06 | *** join/#asterisk bdf (bdf@paalto-apx-1-147-64.penn.com) |
22:00.19 | gage_dude | ERROR[1074485984]: File chan_zap.c, Line 5124 (mkintf): Signalling requested is FXO Kewlstart but line is in FXS |
22:00.20 | gage_dude | Kewlstart signalling |
22:00.20 | gage_dude | ERROR[1074485984]: File chan_zap.c, Line 7081 (setup_zap): Unable to register channel '1' |
22:00.21 | *** join/#asterisk Mike-69 (~mike@dsl-200-67-40-148.prod-infinitum.com.mx) |
22:00.36 | gage_dude | how do I fix this |
22:00.56 | Corydon76-work | gage_dude: zaptel.conf does not match zapata.conf in terms of signalling per channel |
22:01.14 | gage_dude | what do I need |
22:01.17 | gage_dude | for channel |
22:01.21 | Corydon76-work | What hardware do you have? |
22:01.30 | ZX81 | to dial using voicepulse what do I dial? When I dial any numbner after the one it doesnt work |
22:01.44 | *** join/#asterisk voip (~voip@c-24-10-202-120.client.comcast.net) |
22:01.51 | ZX81 | exten => _1NXXNXXXXXX,1,Dial... |
22:02.27 | ZX81 | ne1? Please? |
22:02.41 | ZX81 | what does N stand for? |
22:02.49 | bkw_ | 2-9 |
22:02.49 | JerJer | voicepulse doesn't support their customers? |
22:02.50 | jsmith | ZX81: N is a number between 2 and 9 |
22:02.56 | ZX81 | ok sweet |
22:03.04 | bkw_ | ; X - any digit from 0-9 |
22:03.04 | bkw_ | ; N - any digit from 2-9 |
22:03.06 | ZX81 | JerJer, probably but no irc |
22:03.15 | Corydon76-work | Z - any digit from 1-9 |
22:03.19 | bkw_ | No_Carrier_ == VoicePulse |
22:03.21 | zoa | can i use asterisk as non root user with zaptel hardware ? |
22:03.21 | bkw_ | bug him |
22:03.23 | jsmith | What about M? |
22:03.25 | jets | whats the standard exten => for a did that i want to go to exten -> s |
22:03.30 | ZX81 | k |
22:03.32 | jets | i have an 800 # i want to hit exten -> s |
22:03.35 | bkw_ | Corydon Z isn't in the examples |
22:03.41 | bkw_ | hrm |
22:03.42 | bkw_ | ok |
22:03.45 | jsmith | jets: Just make an extension for that DID, and then use a GoTo() |
22:03.49 | Corydon76-work | bkw_: yeah, but it's in the driver |
22:03.54 | jsmith | GoTo(s,1), that is |
22:04.19 | bkw_ | exten => 18001231234,1,Goto(s,1) |
22:04.31 | bkw_ | Corydone kewl |
22:04.35 | bkw_ | doh |
22:04.38 | bkw_ | fucking bitchx |
22:04.49 | Mike-69 | bkw_: you guys have a release hour? |
22:05.07 | bkw_ | Mike if people don't stop killing CVS its not gonna happen till later tonight |
22:05.15 | bkw_ | guess the updates have prompted alot of people to CVS |
22:05.15 | Mike | killing it? |
22:05.35 | bkw_ | as in SLOW AS HELL |
22:06.10 | kc-barney | iptables. |
22:06.10 | Mike | bkw_: alot of bug fixes huh? |
22:07.02 | Mike | i dont know why people cant wait a few hours for the full thing |
22:07.09 | Corydon76-work | bkw_: line 543 of pbx.c |
22:07.39 | zoa | bkw, is that cvs on a fast connection ? |
22:07.50 | Corydon76-work | bkw_: change the topic to ask people to stop using 'cvs update' until 0.7.0 is released |
22:08.51 | ZX81 | .haha I had it in the wrong context! |
22:09.00 | ZX81 | <=====NO0b |
22:09.29 | tzanger | for fuck sakes |
22:09.34 | tzanger | how do you define a pointer to a function? |
22:09.34 | *** topic/#asterisk by bkw_ -> stop using 'cvs update' until 0.7.0 is released |
22:09.46 | JerJer | LOL |
22:09.47 | bkw_ | zoa no its on a T1 |
22:09.56 | tzanger | void (* func)() varname was how I thought you did it |
22:10.07 | bkw_ | wtf |
22:10.22 | Moc | bkw_, you dont want us to test current cvs ? |
22:10.38 | malcolmd | hey, at least you guys aren't on the same line as the cvs trying to make outbound connections :D |
22:10.39 | bkw_ | well not at this point its so hammered we can't commit anything |
22:10.47 | Moc | ha ok |
22:10.48 | gage_dude | bkw how can I shut of anonymous answering and making me add callerId |
22:11.03 | bkw_ | gage_dude don't ask me please read |
22:11.21 | atacomm | is 0.7.0 almost ready? |
22:11.39 | clh | http://www.bkw.org/~brian/images/brianwest1.jpg |
22:11.49 | zoa | bkw, got anything else you want to see tested tonight ? |
22:11.59 | *** join/#asterisk pattieja (~pattieja@63-252-5-1.ip.mcleodusa.net) |
22:12.05 | *** join/#asterisk Exomorph_ (Greg@134-9.bvcompuworks.com) |
22:12.13 | bkw_ | clh thats REALLY OLD |
22:12.18 | clh | really good, though |
22:12.20 | vaewyn | hahaha |
22:12.22 | *** join/#asterisk titu (~loco@200.69.203.69) |
22:12.34 | bkw_ | I was 16 at that time |
22:12.39 | bkw_ | I'm far from that skinny now |
22:12.43 | bkw_ | and that image looks stupid |
22:12.54 | bkw_ | NEXT!!! |
22:13.01 | titu | Is it possible to perform prepaid ivr with astrisk only with voip interaction?? |
22:13.15 | zoa | titu: yes |
22:13.24 | zoa | go check www.Bkw.org/~brian/ |
22:13.36 | clh | http://www.bkw.org/~brian/images/brianwest1.jpg |
22:13.56 | titu | with h323 ? |
22:13.59 | zoa | yes |
22:14.02 | zoa | go read it |
22:14.04 | titu | thnx zoa |
22:15.14 | clh | what is prepaid IVR? where you prepay to navigate through some really neato prompts? |
22:17.02 | daork | IVR for prepayed calling card |
22:17.32 | vaewyn | I should charge 0.02$ everytime someone calls just to listen to the monkeys taking me away :} |
22:18.23 | ZX81 | does anyone know what the stealthnet guys nick is? |
22:19.15 | ZX81 | ~seen StealthMan |
22:19.21 | | ZX81: i haven't seen 'stealthman' |
22:19.26 | Moc | ~seen Stealth_man |
22:19.27 | | stealth_man <Stealth_Ma@80.83.133.249> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 3d 16h 13m 33s ago, saying: 'how is going ?'. |
22:19.29 | bkw_ | JerJer where did you go ho? |
22:19.40 | Moc | 3 days ? |
22:21.28 | extremis | so, whats teh command to interact with voicemail? |
22:21.52 | titu | zoa: I've just looked on the site and I found some agi script for calling card but nothing specific about using h323 |
22:22.26 | rozo | make: warning: Clock skew detected. Your build may be incomplete. |
22:22.31 | rozo | What would cause that error? |
22:22.36 | anthm | touch `find .` |
22:22.42 | rozo | that was after I compiled zaptel. |
22:22.43 | sniffe | rozo: exactly that. |
22:23.02 | token | anyone know how to setup outdial from FXo |
22:23.04 | rozo | What does Clock skew mean? |
22:23.25 | Corydon76-work | rozo: it means the clock changed during the build |
22:23.26 | sniffe | rozo: it means that the timestamp on your files may be ahead of your system clock |
22:23.36 | rozo | ahh |
22:23.54 | rozo | it's a new box, just installed. |
22:23.55 | rozo | thanks |
22:25.50 | *** join/#asterisk clueless (~clueless@hoochie.digium.com) |
22:26.17 | clueless | anyone want to help me with a new SIP/* setup? |
22:27.10 | *** join/#asterisk lancey (Laptop@213.137.58.125) |
22:27.40 | lancey | anyone know of a good IAX VoIP termination provider |
22:28.00 | bkw_ | NuFone |
22:28.21 | _207_Cat | bkw_: has callwaitingcallerid gone? |
22:28.28 | bkw_ | dont know |
22:28.29 | bkw_ | has it? |
22:28.31 | bkw_ | har har har |
22:28.53 | _207_Cat | Jan 12 23:19:36 WARNING[8192]: Don't know keyword 'callwaitingcallerid' at line 14 |
22:29.28 | *** join/#asterisk astusr (~astusr@hoochie.digium.com) |
22:29.49 | bkw_ | strange |
22:30.04 | bkw_ | ask malcolmd |
22:30.06 | bkw_ | or kram |
22:30.19 | _207_Cat | malcolmd : has callwaitingcallerid gone? |
22:30.20 | *** join/#asterisk opsys (opsys@172.rev.connected.net) |
22:30.22 | _207_Cat | :D |
22:30.35 | _207_Cat | kram : has callwaitingcallerid gone? |
22:30.41 | token | ANyone Help me with Dialing out FXo |
22:30.47 | lancey | is voice quality OK with NuFone |
22:30.50 | token | I keep getttin 403 forbidden |
22:31.17 | malcolmd | _207_Cat: no idea |
22:31.27 | _207_Cat | Jan 12 23:19:36 WARNING[8192]: Don't know keyword 'callwaitingcallerid' at line 14 |
22:31.31 | opsys | Does anyone have different sounding dialtones on *?? |
22:31.37 | Muckl | lol@topic |
22:31.53 | *** join/#asterisk alex415 (~Alex4152@aom-h.utel.com.ua) |
22:32.13 | bkw_ | its not funny Muckl |
22:32.20 | bkw_ | its stopping us from getting 0.7.0 out |
22:32.28 | bkw_ | they have basically DoSed CVS |
22:32.33 | _207_Cat | can we use make update then? |
22:32.35 | _207_Cat | ;) |
22:32.36 | token | anyone help a FXo user to dial out from sip UA |
22:32.43 | Muckl | machine overload or network bandwith too narrow? |
22:33.02 | *** topic/#asterisk by bkw_ -> stop using 'cvs update' until 0.7.0 is released (this includes 'make update') |
22:33.14 | Sp3ciaL_K | y0 |
22:33.15 | *** join/#asterisk killerbee (~mine@pcp08506516pcs.verona01.nj.comcast.net) |
22:33.21 | bkw_ | its network I suspect |
22:33.28 | lecram | bkw_: would offering a mirror be of any help? |
22:33.33 | Muckl | bkw_: or do you just need some extra time for additional bugfixes? ;) |
22:33.40 | bkw_ | we will be doing that soon |
22:33.50 | kc-barney | just set up some iptables rules to drop traffic from people who aren't working on the release... |
22:34.04 | opsys | Mirror off of 100Mbit in SouthFlorida being offered. |
22:34.12 | bkw_ | then the mailing list would be flooded with "IS CVS DOWN?" |
22:34.50 | daork | so duplicate the CVS tree |
22:35.10 | daork | they can get the version as it is right now, until it's released properly |
22:35.16 | Muckl | daork: let them just have their time ;) |
22:35.40 | killerbee | ALL YOUR BASE R BELONG TO US! |
22:36.23 | zoa | i could offer 100mbit on 2 server in 2 different states in US + 100mbit in belgium + 4mbit in bulgaria |
22:36.27 | zoa | for mirrors |
22:36.39 | killerbee | bah.. who deleted init.asterisk from cvs |
22:36.45 | bkw_ | its in scripts/init.d |
22:36.48 | bkw_ | NEXT!! |
22:36.50 | zoa | :) |
22:36.55 | killerbee | ...me too I can offer mirror space |
22:37.05 | Muckl | zoa: oh great, may i have root shells on each? |
22:37.05 | zoa | killerbee: for divx's ? :) |
22:37.23 | killerbee | zoa...perhaps...lol |
22:37.28 | zoa | bkw, did someone send in a startup script for debian yet ? |
22:37.30 | zoa | and gentoo ? |
22:37.36 | zoa | and suse ? |
22:37.39 | bkw_ | gentoo yes |
22:37.48 | Sp3ciaL_K | bkw how do I start asterisk? |
22:37.52 | Sp3ciaL_K | :D |
22:37.55 | bkw_ | safe_asterisk |
22:38.01 | bkw_ | NEXT!!! |
22:38.16 | YoYo | bkw, what's the best way to blow my load? |
22:38.17 | killerbee | me dont see script subdirectory... |
22:38.29 | Muckl | whats bkw_'s preferred word? :) |
22:38.34 | UnixDawg | need to add to safe_asterisk |
22:38.37 | lancey | zoa: where is the 4 Mbit mirror in Bulgaria? |
22:38.41 | UnixDawg | so it works on fbsd |
22:38.51 | UnixDawg | I had to shang it |
22:38.55 | lancey | fbsd, that's good :) |
22:38.59 | clh | http://www.bkw.org/~brian/images/brianwest1.jpg |
22:39.00 | YoYo | fbsd > * |
22:39.03 | Sp3ciaL_K | asterisk works on fbsd now UnixDawg ? |
22:39.05 | YoYo | linux < * |
22:39.06 | YoYo | =D |
22:39.07 | zoa | lancey: sofia |
22:39.08 | UnixDawg | yes |
22:39.15 | Sp3ciaL_K | awsome |
22:39.20 | UnixDawg | just no drivers for zaptel |
22:39.26 | Sp3ciaL_K | oh |
22:39.26 | YoYo | no drivers :( |
22:39.29 | lancey | zoa: yeah, i assumed it's there, it's the capital of the country. which is the provider? |
22:39.29 | YoYo | *SOB* |
22:39.36 | UnixDawg | it works for voip |
22:39.36 | ZX81 | Is there any way to try multiple * boxes to see which one has an available FXO? |
22:39.37 | *** join/#asterisk lorena1 (~asd@62.15.140.6) |
22:39.40 | lorena1 | hi to all |
22:39.40 | lancey | i live in Bulgaria, too, that's why i'm so interested :) |
22:39.44 | zoa | aha |
22:39.47 | zoa | where do you live ? |
22:39.53 | zoa | i'll have two links soon, btc and orbitel |
22:39.54 | lancey | Silistra |
22:39.56 | zoa | atm only btw |
22:39.58 | zoa | *btc |
22:40.01 | gage_dude | ZOa can you help me Dial out my FXo |
22:40.06 | zoa | nopez :) |
22:40.11 | ZX81 | :-) |
22:40.13 | zoa | not at this time |
22:40.15 | lorena1 | are release 0.7.0 is CVS ? |
22:40.15 | zoa | too busy |
22:40.17 | zoa | maybe later |
22:40.27 | gage_dude | Anyone? Bueller? Bueller? |
22:40.28 | UnixDawg | Dutch_ is suppost to have drives he is workign on but have not heard from him since dec |
22:40.30 | lorena1 | or not yet ? |
22:40.36 | ZX81 | bkw_, does * support load balancing? |
22:40.55 | ZX81 | or ne1 else? |
22:41.06 | JerJer | sure |
22:41.07 | Muckl | lorena1: dont use cvs.. but ask bkw_ for more about that ;) |
22:41.09 | killerbee | lol... |
22:41.10 | Sp3ciaL_K | i see bkw jumping off a bridge soon. |
22:41.13 | killerbee | bkw broke the CVS |
22:41.14 | ZX81 | :-) |
22:41.14 | killerbee | No description for sounds/vm-mailboxfull.gsm |
22:41.14 | killerbee | make: *** [datafiles] Error 1 |
22:41.26 | lorena1 | Muckl. so .. not updates? |
22:41.28 | JerJer | yeah yeah |
22:41.31 | ZX81 | JerJer, was that to me? |
22:41.33 | lorena1 | exactly |
22:41.33 | JerJer | killerbee |
22:41.35 | _207_Cat | bkw_: is ur mailserver fux0r3d ? |
22:41.36 | lorena1 | I take troubles |
22:41.42 | Muckl | lorena1: no, wait a year or two |
22:41.44 | JerJer | i cannot commit |
22:41.47 | lancey | zoa: is BTC or Orbitel working with Asterisk? |
22:41.48 | lorena1 | jeje.. GOOD |
22:41.58 | killerbee | sup JerJer |
22:42.48 | lancey | zoa? |
22:42.48 | extremis | whats a good codec to use across iax2? |
22:43.04 | extremis | for between 2 loadbalanced * servers? |
22:43.10 | lorena1 | work the Openss7 with E100P ? |
22:43.33 | killerbee | JerJer or are U taking resposibility for breaking CVS??....lol |
22:43.38 | Mike | extremis: gsm |
22:43.45 | brc007 | test |
22:44.15 | extremis | Mike: hrm, seems like it could be beter quality |
22:44.24 | Spy007 | is nufone's website ready? |
22:44.42 | Mike | extremis: i think gsm its really good quality |
22:45.20 | extremis | Mike: have you had any luck with rxtxxgain without echo? |
22:45.22 | killerbee | JerJer Are you changing souds.txt? |
22:45.29 | JerJer | I CAN'T |
22:45.31 | JerJer | cvs is hung |
22:45.35 | killerbee | or the gsm file names |
22:45.37 | Mike | extremis: yes |
22:45.38 | JerJer | or locked or something |
22:45.41 | killerbee | k |
22:45.56 | killerbee | but just so I can make the mod manuallly |
22:45.58 | JerJer | dinner time, back in 30 |
22:46.08 | killerbee | and not be tooo outta date with the code? |
22:46.44 | extremis | ok, so is Rx on the ztmonitor what gets adjusted with rxgain? |
22:47.03 | _207_Cat | meh! |
22:47.04 | _207_Cat | Peer User/ANR Call ID Seq (Tx/Rx) Lag Jitter Format |
22:47.04 | _207_Cat | 212.127.129.67 (None) 0ea612fa3d6 00102/00000 00000ms 0000ms UNKN |
22:47.30 | _207_Cat | any one know why these appear then vanish, then reappear?> |
22:47.31 | _207_Cat | ? |
22:49.07 | zoa | 0207: kram says those can be registration calls |
22:49.11 | lancey | Spy007: pretty not :) |
22:49.25 | _207_Cat | zoa: ta |
22:49.40 | zoa | ta ta ra ta |
22:49.41 | zoa | tata ta |
22:49.44 | bkw_ | dman it |
22:49.45 | Q-At-Work | is there a way to factory reset the ata-186 from cisco? |
22:49.46 | zoa | tata ta ta ta ta |
22:49.47 | killerbee | la la la la |
22:49.49 | zoa | ta tarara ta |
22:49.51 | Q-At-Work | I think I broke my config :) |
22:50.02 | Zebble | format c: |
22:50.06 | Q-At-Work | heh :) |
22:50.09 | Zebble | ;) |
22:50.09 | Q-At-Work | tried that! |
22:50.16 | Zebble | I think you can hold the button while powering up |
22:50.21 | Q-At-Work | k |
22:50.29 | Q-At-Work | it took its config from tftp once |
22:50.35 | Q-At-Work | (wrong of course) |
22:51.48 | killerbee | Q-At-Work.. just change the config file and re-boot the ata |
22:52.00 | killerbee | NEXT |
22:52.16 | Q-At-Work | its not re-reading the config for some reason |
22:52.17 | killerbee | la la la |
22:52.20 | killerbee | oh |
22:52.32 | Q-At-Work | I edit my text config, then binary it |
22:52.38 | Q-At-Work | then move it over to my tftp server |
22:52.56 | Q-At-Work | name it ataMACADDRESS (with the real mac) |
22:52.57 | killerbee | Q-At-Work http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/2003-August/017477.html |
22:53.01 | killerbee | next |
22:53.12 | zoa | :) |
22:53.19 | zoa | the correct phrase is |
22:53.22 | zoa | NEXT! |
22:53.22 | *** join/#asterisk TLC_ (~TLC@h24-68-163-140.du.shawcable.net) |
22:53.25 | killerbee | oh |
22:53.31 | zoa | or MOOSE PENIS! |
22:53.35 | zoa | both will do fine |
22:53.43 | Q-At-Work | got it :) |
22:53.43 | killerbee | la la la la la |
22:53.51 | Q-At-Work | we'll see if you get to yell NEXT! or not |
22:53.52 | killerbee | zoa BROKE IT |
22:54.17 | _207_Cat | BEER! |
22:55.10 | dant | I really should check out CVS before fixing a bug |
22:55.18 | killerbee | Q-At-Work..If you get the password prompt.. Ur screwed |
22:55.57 | killerbee | la la la la la ....let it snow let it snow.. let it snow |
22:56.17 | Q-At-Work | no pass |
22:56.22 | Q-At-Work | its... doing something |
22:56.23 | Q-At-Work | :) |
22:56.27 | killerbee | NEXT! |
22:56.36 | *** join/#asterisk Powerkill (~powerkill@l02m-4-59.d2.club-internet.fr) |
22:56.37 | gage_dude | anyne help with dial out FXo |
22:57.26 | killerbee | gage_dude exten => _9.,1,Dial(Zap/1/${EXTEN}) |
22:57.32 | bkw_ | blah |
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22:57.39 | Powerkill | evening all |
22:57.57 | gage_dude | thanks |
22:58.10 | killerbee | ask him |
22:58.19 | Q-At-Work | that worked better :) |
22:58.24 | Powerkill | any idea why I'm not managing to get CALLERIDNUM in my AGI |
22:58.25 | gage_dude | killerbee where doesthis go what |
22:58.30 | bkw_ | JerJer come back to the conf |
22:58.34 | bkw_ | my lines are now fixed |
22:58.34 | Q-At-Work | now when I dial, I get fast busy as soon as something answers :) |
22:58.38 | bkw_ | sbc fucked em up |
22:58.51 | Q-At-Work | I figure I'll have this up by midnight |
22:59.00 | Powerkill | killerbee exten => _9.,1,Dial(Zap/1/${EXTEN:1}) |
22:59.04 | dant | killerbee, you probably wouldn't want to send 9 to the PSTN :) |
22:59.04 | killerbee | bkw_ went fer dinner |
22:59.09 | Powerkill | you have to remove the 9 |
22:59.11 | dant | gah Powerkill types faster |
22:59.23 | Powerkill | :) |
22:59.51 | gage_dude | what [ ] does this fall under |
23:00.00 | Powerkill | $AGI = new Asterisk::AGI; |
23:00.00 | Powerkill | my %input = $AGI->ReadParse(); |
23:00.09 | killerbee | gage_dude...extension.conf |
23:00.14 | Powerkill | my $calleridnum = $input{CALLERIDNUM}; |
23:00.15 | _207_Cat | moo |
23:00.19 | gage_dude | got that |
23:00.22 | Powerkill | and when i verbose it i can't get it |
23:01.38 | *** join/#asterisk JerJer[dinner] (~jj@66.225.202.82) |
23:01.50 | JerJer[dinner] | grr |
23:01.58 | _207_Cat | Powerkill: use my $callerid = "$input{'callerid'}"; |
23:02.09 | *** join/#asterisk zoa3 (~john@213.219.141.33) |
23:02.28 | _207_Cat | then to get the numbers only use: |
23:02.29 | _207_Cat | $callerid =~ s/[^\d]//g; |
23:02.33 | killerbee | JerJer bkw_ wants you back |
23:02.37 | _207_Cat | NEXT! |
23:03.08 | killerbee | err in the conference call |
23:03.09 | killerbee | lol |
23:03.55 | dant | lol |
23:04.18 | killerbee | mmmmmm dinnner! |
23:04.25 | swirlnets | where are things? |
23:04.34 | ScaredyCat | things? |
23:04.41 | swirlnets | with the release? |
23:04.42 | Powerkill | ScaredyCat not working :( |
23:04.46 | bkw_ | blah |
23:04.47 | killerbee | my wife must want something... shes cooking my favorite |
23:04.54 | ScaredyCat | lol |
23:05.00 | bkw_ | I now have two phonelines |
23:05.01 | bkw_ | w00t |
23:05.02 | ScaredyCat | Powerkill: then it's a coding error |
23:05.15 | killerbee | bkw_.... two unlimited LD? |
23:05.18 | Q-At-Work | bkw_: help me get my one working :) |
23:05.30 | Powerkill | I got my name in $callerid |
23:05.57 | *** join/#asterisk stan_ (~stan@nimitz.cehill.co.uk) |
23:06.05 | bkw_ | malcolmd |
23:06.07 | ScaredyCat | callerid contains bot |
23:06.07 | Powerkill | but nothing else |
23:06.07 | extremis | could someone that has good volume on their X100P cards test soemthing for me? |
23:06.30 | lancey | zoa: are u there |
23:06.35 | bkw_ | extremis whats up? |
23:06.48 | killerbee | extremis what do U need? |
23:08.41 | Mike | someone has made a real bench mark on gsm & ilbc for quality? |
23:08.48 | extremis | just curious what what ztmonitor shows for rx when its onhook |
23:09.05 | jsmith | Mike: Quality is almost indistinguishable... |
23:09.20 | Mike | jsmith: what codec has better quality? |
23:09.30 | Mike | jsmith: gsm when i speak loud i can listen how it breaks |
23:09.35 | ZX81 | Mike: quality is subjective |
23:09.37 | ScaredyCat | Powerkill: I've just tested it here - it works |
23:09.51 | Powerkill | ScaredyCat i got "Powerkill <123456789>" |
23:09.52 | ZX81 | Mike: probably above 0db digital distortion |
23:09.53 | okrumm | i have a situation where there are 5 phones lines, and there's no pbx, what cards should i buy to connect all 5 phone lines..., cause there are no enough free pci slots available. |
23:10.12 | Powerkill | your regex extract the number from < > ? |
23:10.16 | ZX81 | okrumm, T1 card and channel bank |
23:10.20 | ScaredyCat | <PROTECTED> |
23:10.20 | ScaredyCat | <_207_Cat> Powerkill: use my $callerid = "$input{'callerid'}"; |
23:10.20 | ScaredyCat | --> zoa3 (~john@213.219.141.33) has joined #asterisk |
23:10.20 | ScaredyCat | <_207_Cat> then to get the numbers only use: |
23:10.20 | ScaredyCat | <_207_Cat> $callerid =~ s/[^\d]//g; |
23:10.28 | addaline | get more pci slots |
23:10.33 | extremis | Rx ########################## Tx |
23:10.36 | extremis | thats mine |
23:10.40 | extremis | when its onhook |
23:10.51 | killerbee | k |
23:11.00 | *** join/#asterisk outsourc (~outsource@hoochie.digium.com) |
23:11.11 | killerbee | mine shows Rx ################ Tx |
23:11.27 | ZX81 | addaline, yeah replace cpu with anpother pci slot - should have enough bandwidth |
23:11.31 | okrumm | ZX81: can you point me to where can i find and buy this channel bank ? |
23:11.32 | outsourc | rev25.264Fx |
23:11.35 | extremis | killerbee: have you adjusted your rxtxgain? |
23:11.39 | killerbee | yah |
23:11.48 | ZX81 | okrumm, go to ebay and search for channel bank... |
23:11.51 | extremis | killerbee: what are they? |
23:12.03 | ZX81 | okrumm, either carrier access or something |
23:12.08 | killerbee | rxgain=8.2 |
23:12.08 | killerbee | txgain=1.2 |
23:12.29 | ZX81 | okrumm, then go to digium and buy either their 1 port T1 or quad span T1 |
23:12.48 | ZX81 | okrumm, although you can fit 24 lines on 1 socket |
23:12.56 | *** join/#asterisk mike1 (~mike@hoochie.digium.com) |
23:13.11 | extremis | killerbee: you raised rxgain because what your office users heard was weak? (inbound to the x100p) ? |
23:13.33 | mike1 | can someone help me with incoming call routing? I'm having troubles sending incoming calls to a sip phone |
23:13.41 | extremis | killerbee: how did you get those values? and do you have echo? |
23:13.45 | ScaredyCat | Powerkill: |
23:13.47 | ScaredyCat | <PROTECTED> |
23:13.47 | ScaredyCat | <PROTECTED> |
23:13.47 | ScaredyCat | <PROTECTED> |
23:13.50 | killerbee | lol.. yah... but more likley I copied someone elses values |
23:14.09 | extremis | lame |
23:14.12 | extremis | Rx ##################################Tx |
23:14.19 | extremis | at rxgain of 8.2 that is what I have for onhook |
23:14.20 | ZX81 | killerbee, DOESNT EVERYONE SHOUT AT YOU? |
23:14.30 | lancey | :)) |
23:14.39 | killerbee | ZX81.. no should they |
23:14.44 | ZX81 | 8.2? |
23:14.53 | ZX81 | or is it a quiet line |
23:15.00 | addaline | mike1 message me |
23:15.02 | extremis | ScaredyCat: how did you get a good enough line for 0.0 0.0 ? |
23:15.09 | ZX81 | ZX81 has 0.0 and 0.0 |
23:15.11 | kc-barney | Ok, the first set of extensions is hit via PSTN->Asterisk2->IAX->Asterisk1. The second is dialed via a SIP phone registerd with Asterisk1. |
23:15.11 | kc-barney | #extensions.conf for Asterisk1 |
23:15.11 | kc-barney | [test] |
23:15.11 | kc-barney | exten => _5555551212,1,Dial(SIP/6711,20,tr) |
23:15.13 | kc-barney | exten => _5555551212,2,Voicemail2(u6711@company) |
23:15.15 | kc-barney | exten => _5555551212,3,Hangup |
23:15.17 | kc-barney | <PROTECTED> |
23:15.19 | kc-barney | exten => _6711,1,Dial(SIP/6711,20,tr) |
23:15.21 | kc-barney | exten => _6711,2,Voicemail2(u6711@company) |
23:15.25 | kc-barney | exten => _6711,Hangup |
23:15.29 | kc-barney | #extensions.conf for Asterisk2 |
23:15.31 | kc-barney | [incoming] |
23:15.33 | kc-barney | exten => _5555551212,1,Dial(IAX2/asterisk2@asterisk1/5555551212@test) |
23:15.37 | kc-barney | I get to voicemail either way. It just doesn't playback the unavail on the IAX call. Plays back fine on the SIP call. Both calls show up as playing voicemail/company/6711/unavail on the console. |
23:15.40 | ScaredyCat | extremis: European quality ;) |
23:15.43 | extremis | ZX81: no one complains abou tvolume? |
23:15.48 | addaline | mike1, what you need? |
23:15.52 | ZX81 | nope |
23:15.59 | Powerkill | ScaredyCat pv please |
23:16.08 | killerbee | ZX81... not really... I use the ZAP interface only for inbound... so it just makes the recording easier to hear |
23:16.13 | killerbee | dunno call me |
23:16.16 | ZX81 | kc-barney, you need to jump 100 down for busy but unavailble should be played |
23:16.49 | killerbee | 973)-249-7327 |
23:16.53 | ZX81 | i.e. exten _6711,102,Voicemail(b6711@company_ |
23:17.11 | ZX81 | what is voicemail2? |
23:17.16 | malcolmd | cvs down for a few so it can catch its breath |
23:17.22 | ZX81 | :-) |
23:17.34 | ZX81 | leave it off :-) |
23:17.39 | ZX81 | create stable release |
23:17.40 | jsmith | malcolmd: Oh sure... now you take it down! |
23:17.48 | addaline | voicemail2 is now just voicemail |
23:17.52 | ZX81 | k |
23:17.58 | UnixDawg | asterisk2 |
23:18.10 | malcolmd | jsmith: ;) |
23:18.40 | kc-barney | yeah, but unavil doesn't play... or busy if I set it up. It's weird. |
23:18.57 | UnixDawg | you dont use addmailbox |
23:19.30 | UnixDawg | just add it to voicemail.conf reload and the first time some one calls the and gets the vm it creates it |
23:19.52 | addaline | yeah vm is nice like that |
23:20.06 | UnixDawg | yes it is |
23:20.26 | killerbee | ZX81 call me... |
23:20.29 | killerbee | comon |
23:20.50 | JerJer[dinner] | ! |
23:20.53 | JerJer[dinner] | d'oh |
23:21.45 | UnixDawg | bbl din din time |
23:22.59 | ZX81 | k |
23:23.26 | *** join/#asterisk UnSane (~unsane@iwantka.com) |
23:24.00 | ZX81 | brb |
23:24.02 | extremis | so I have 2 x100p cards and I have rxtxgain at 3.2/1.2 and when I forward calls in one x100p out another x100p it really kills teh volume... is there anything in * that would do this? |
23:24.07 | ZX81 | left you a message killerbee |
23:24.13 | extremis | because most calls sound fine |
23:24.14 | ZX81 | back soon |
23:24.24 | extremis | its just the forwarding is really weak |
23:24.37 | UnSane | Who was I talking to about fax last night? |
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23:25.39 | draconius | on to the 4th linux install. geez. |
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23:27.42 | UnSane | can the dsp.c answer a fax call? |
23:27.49 | bkw_ | yes |
23:27.54 | bkw_ | it forwards to exten => fax, |
23:28.00 | bkw_ | but dsp.c has small bug |
23:28.35 | bkw_ | let me know when you get back so we can change that one line in cdr_odbc.c |
23:28.40 | bkw_ | doh |
23:28.41 | UnSane | it doesn't 'answer' tha call it passes it? |
23:28.45 | JerJer[dinner] | i can do that now |
23:28.50 | bkw_ | oh ok |
23:28.51 | JerJer[dinner] | give it again |
23:28.59 | bkw_ | change the WARNING to NOTICE |
23:29.11 | JerJer[dinner] | what's the prinout? |
23:29.22 | nate187 | has anyone integrated hylafax with asteisk, as opposed to routing a fax call to a fxs port? |
23:29.25 | bkw_ | ast_log(LOG_NOTICE,"cdr_odbc: Logging uniqueid\n"); |
23:29.31 | bkw_ | that what it should be |
23:29.40 | bkw_ | its WARNING now |
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23:29.45 | bkw_ | which makes little sense |
23:30.00 | jorgeraidel | hello |
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23:30.06 | jorgeraidel | I am here :) |
23:30.42 | dalabera | Does anyones knows if the cisco 7912 is working fine the * |
23:30.53 | *** part/#asterisk Om3gAnGeL (~Om3gAnGeL@vwmcches.uncg.edu) |
23:30.58 | *** join/#asterisk km- (pgrace@virgil.fierymoon.com) |
23:30.59 | bkw_ | dalabera yes |
23:31.04 | bkw_ | its a 7905 with a switch port |
23:31.04 | km- | howdy |
23:31.08 | bkw_ | km- wasabit |
23:31.13 | bkw_ | join the conf |
23:31.14 | km- | ah, nammach |
23:31.26 | km- | joined, nobody there! |
23:31.33 | jorgeraidel | bkw where I make the download? |
23:31.42 | km- | oh |
23:31.44 | jorgeraidel | : ( |
23:31.58 | km- | boo |
23:32.52 | JerJer[dinner] | %vm-mailboxfull.gsm%sorry but the users mail box |
23:33.16 | denon | ooOooh .. my bug gettin fixed? :) |
23:36.23 | JerJer[dinner] | cvs is laggin again here :( |
23:36.54 | JerJer[dinner] | (on commit) |
23:37.00 | bkw_ | damn it |
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23:37.31 | rollyson | any reason time based include syntax wouldn't be working? |
23:37.42 | ScaredyCat | user error? |
23:38.05 | bkw_ | i'm testing this meetme pin patch |
23:38.19 | rollyson | I'd have thought that, but they were working until this morning, and have just stopped working |
23:38.41 | JerJer[dinner] | hmmmm we haven't done anything tht would break that |
23:39.36 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
23:39.36 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
23:39.36 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
23:39.36 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
23:39.45 | bkw_ | Corydon its not retrying pin when invalid |
23:39.49 | bkw_ | it just hangs up |
23:39.53 | bkw_ | but it does work |
23:39.53 | bkw_ | w00t |
23:39.58 | bkw_ | just a small fix for that |
23:40.34 | dant | bkw_, allowretry? |
23:40.34 | Corydon76-work | bkw_: is that a problem? |
23:40.50 | bkw_ | is allowretry need to be set? |
23:40.53 | JerJer[dinner] | ok i'm gonna finish dining and head home |
23:41.00 | Corydon76-work | bkw_: it should allow for a retry if the conference number is unspecified |
23:41.04 | bkw_ | ah |
23:41.07 | bkw_ | let me test that |
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23:41.50 | high-rez | kram: you arouind? |
23:42.23 | bkw_ | it shoudl allow retry on that also shouldn't it? |
23:42.36 | Corydon76-work | On conference number, yes |
23:42.37 | bkw_ | what if I have a number directed at the meetme and I want to do that? maybe a flag to allow retry? |
23:42.45 | extremis | I wish that * had auto volume adjustment |
23:42.55 | extremis | over 2 months now |
23:42.56 | bkw_ | extremis hint don't fuck with rxgain |
23:43.01 | bkw_ | and only set the txgain to like 5 |
23:43.08 | denon | dont even ask for auto volume crap, we just want functional echo cans |
23:43.09 | Corydon76-work | bkw_: we can add that later, don't need an extra flag |
23:43.21 | extremis | bkw_: txgain is what the remote party hears right? |
23:43.24 | rollyson | anything look wrong with this? include => earlylate|17:00-00:00|mon-fri |
23:43.27 | extremis | thats what I've seen so far |
23:43.37 | Powerkill | how can i reset log in a goto command like in dial with |C ? |
23:43.55 | bkw_ | Coryon76 add the flag later or the retry later ? |
23:44.32 | Corydon76-work | bkw_: add the retry later |
23:44.41 | Corydon76-work | Like tonight after work |
23:45.12 | bkw_ | ah ok |
23:45.22 | bkw_ | ya we are going to be late getting 0.7.0 out I suspect |
23:45.23 | km- | bkw: I'm in |
23:45.36 | bkw_ | since the CVS server is being a bitch |
23:45.39 | astb | hrm |
23:45.59 | astb | whats the rush on 0.7.0 |
23:46.29 | denon | rushing to release a stable tag .. kinda funny |
23:46.44 | km- | hahaha |
23:46.54 | bkw_ | nope no rush |
23:46.57 | denon | Ive been thinkin that all day .. |
23:46.59 | bkw_ | 0.7.0 isn't considered stable |
23:47.00 | denon | just kept my mouth shut |
23:47.08 | denon | bkw_: whats the point of tagging it then? |
23:47.09 | km- | come on, how can a release be stable with all of us working on it |
23:47.35 | denon | if its not considered a stable version, I dont see a point in having a version number at all |
23:47.37 | bkw_ | haha |
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23:47.48 | astb | is it just rushing to hae our first version number? |
23:47.55 | denon | its not the first |
23:47.56 | bkw_ | mark said we might see an 0.7.1 |
23:47.57 | dant | denon, we don't need odd numbered kernels then |
23:48.14 | crontibs | hey bkw |
23:48.24 | bkw_ | crontibs yes? |
23:48.24 | denon | dant: kernels are a little different. . there are stable, release, etc builds .. |
23:48.28 | denon | * is just "Cvs as of today" |
23:48.35 | denon | or as of a week ago, if today's is screwed |
23:48.42 | bkw_ | but see the more we get in the less we have to keep porting between branches |
23:48.47 | denon | unless we get consistent with build numbers |
23:48.52 | km- | oops |
23:48.53 | km- | hehe |
23:48.54 | bkw_ | haha |
23:49.00 | crontibs | ahh.. jtodd get enough for the allison fund |
23:49.02 | bkw_ | denon its about to get that way |
23:49.15 | denon | bkw: I remember seeing such enthusiasm about a year ago on this topic ;) |
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23:49.21 | astb | why is jtodd getting an allison fund? |
23:49.37 | dant | crontibs, I think he'll be doing this again, he looks to have made a killing on it ;) |
23:49.40 | denon | he's trying to buy a night with her |
23:49.41 | Q-At-Work | because nobody else grabs the bull by the horns |
23:49.46 | astb | OMG |
23:49.49 | astb | haha |
23:49.53 | crontibs | nice.. |
23:49.56 | Q-At-Work | I thought about it, but he seems to like her more :) |
23:50.01 | astb | will she atleast do sexy prompts? |
23:50.04 | zoa | he will have her say: |
23:50.04 | crontibs | i dropped in 20 bucks to the cause |
23:50.11 | Q-At-Work | I sent him $10, even if he doesnt use it for allisons voice, I dont care |
23:50.12 | zoa | "jtodd, i want you so bad" |
23:50.15 | zoa | i'm so horny |
23:50.15 | denon | astb: sexy prompts in the nude .. $300/hr |
23:50.20 | denon | $600 if you want to watch |
23:50.25 | crontibs | ahah |
23:50.26 | crontibs | nice |
23:50.27 | bkw_ | haha |
23:50.30 | bkw_ | you guys are not |
23:50.31 | denon | $300 just to know she's nude as you listen |
23:50.34 | crontibs | jsmith hows the new job |
23:50.49 | jsmith | crontibs: I start Wednesday... half days until I can wein the old job away from me... |
23:50.53 | Q-At-Work | I think we should use BKW's voice as the new voice of 0.7.0 :) |
23:51.00 | crontibs | haha |
23:51.04 | denon | ehhhh .. nh |
23:51.05 | denon | nah |
23:51.06 | jsmith | Q-At-Work: Uh... no. |
23:51.11 | astb | jsmith: you are moving away from drg? |
23:51.22 | bkw_ | Q-At-Work HELL NO |
23:51.24 | Q-At-Work | I've talked to him on the phone, he's perfec |
23:51.25 | Q-At-Work | t |
23:51.27 | crontibs | jsmith thanks for all the help you gave me last week with * i got my box working pretty good so far |
23:51.28 | denon | got a lot of complaints when we used her prompts :\ |
23:51.30 | jsmith | astb: Yes... I am... another company made me an offer I couldn't turn down... |
23:51.36 | Q-At-Work | denon: yes, but shes already 80% in * as it is |
23:51.40 | astb | jsmith: will you be doing voip stuff still? |
23:51.59 | denon | Q-At-Work: 95% of the world used h.323 for voip 3 years ago.. |
23:52.00 | jsmith | astb: A little... I'll still be doing Asterisk at home, and working on the docs! <shameless plug> |
23:52.08 | Q-At-Work | denon: true |
23:52.10 | crontibs | haha |
23:52.20 | Q-At-Work | I'd like to see a male voice bundled with it |
23:52.23 | jsmith | astb: Send me a resume, and I'll give you a shot at it... it's only about 10-15% Asterisk stuff though... |
23:52.24 | crontibs | jsmith i hope i can get nice gig like yours |
23:52.27 | denon | <shamless plug/> |
23:52.29 | Q-At-Work | the dude from the visa line |
23:52.41 | jsmith | denon: I know... |
23:52.41 | Q-At-Work | sounds like he's got a cold :) |
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23:52.48 | jsmith | denon: But I thought people wouldn't wonder why the slash... |
23:52.48 | denon | jsmith: Im just bein' mean :) |
23:52.54 | cypromis | hmmm |
23:52.55 | astb | jsmith: thats fine, i'm a router boy (ccna, ccnp, ccda) linux/server geek, fileserver geek, and local tech support for local machines as it is now. |
23:53.01 | jsmith | denon: I've been doing the docs in DocBook... so I know XML... |
23:53.03 | cypromis | anybody tried the odbc stuff with interbase/firebird ? |
23:53.07 | denon | jsmith: after a few days of xslt, you just start adding / to everything |
23:53.11 | jsmith | astb: Then send me a resume... |
23:53.15 | denon | even conversations/ |
23:53.16 | jsmith | denon: Amen! |
23:53.18 | bkw_ | jrollyson you bridged that support call into the damn conf with me |
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23:53.30 | jsmith | denon: You wanna do some XSLT stylesheets for the book? |
23:53.39 | denon | jsmith: I didnt say I was any good at it .. |
23:53.41 | denon | just that I add / |
23:53.41 | denon | :) |
23:53.47 | jsmith | I see how you are... |
23:54.04 | denon | overworked and unspayed? |
23:54.07 | denon | er, underpaid? |
23:54.17 | jimmyz | lo |
23:54.26 | jsmith | Well... I'm overworked... but now that I've got a new salary... I can't complain about being underpayed... |
23:55.03 | denon | but thats my own fault, I just gotta get on it |
23:55.18 | bkw_ | OK FOLKS I can't find CVSSYNCD |
23:55.25 | bkw_ | tholo told me the url the other night |
23:55.27 | bkw_ | but I can't find it now |
23:55.51 | KillerBee | ZX81 got Ur message... sounds LOUD.. I should mess with rxgain |
23:55.58 | zoa | Q-At-Work: bkw will kill you |
23:56.01 | Q-At-Work | :) |
23:56.04 | *** part/#asterisk JerJer[dinner] (~jj@66.225.202.82) |
23:56.08 | bkw_ | http://www.cvsync.org/ |
23:56.17 | bkw_ | jrollyson you are SOOOO gonna laff at this |
23:56.19 | Q-At-Work | my * appears f00ked, so I'm waiting for Mr. BKW to say its ok |
23:56.33 | Q-At-Work | I'd hate to abuse the poor 'lil cvs server |
23:56.46 | bkw_ | denon we haven't broken anything |
23:56.50 | cypromis | yeah same here .. |
23:56.52 | bkw_ | or anything that we know of |
23:56.58 | cypromis | lol |
23:57.05 | bkw_ | har har har |
23:57.06 | Q-At-Work | ... yet |
23:57.10 | denon | bkw's so anxious to get new code in, I think he's been piping /dev/random to the cvs while he's sleeping or eating |
23:57.13 | zoa | yeah, last nights cvs works sweet |
23:57.14 | cypromis | any changes to voicemail ? |
23:57.21 | bkw_ | denon haha no |
23:57.36 | bkw_ | denon voicemail now says the mailbox is full |
23:57.40 | bkw_ | instead of hanging up |
23:57.42 | *** join/#asterisk km- (pgrace@virgil.fierymoon.com) |
23:57.43 | denon | well done :) |
23:57.45 | bkw_ | meetme supports pin |
23:57.47 | km- | WOOO |
23:57.49 | denon | you fire off an email or somethin too? |
23:57.49 | km- | haha |
23:57.50 | bkw_ | tanks to Corydon |
23:57.56 | Q-At-Work | you guys are machines |
23:57.57 | km- | "Hi, I'm having problems with my dialup" |
23:58.05 | denon | "CHECK YOUR MESSAGES YA TWIT. thankyou bye" |
23:58.11 | km- | "I keep getting error 645" |
23:59.15 | Corydon76-work | dant: can you fix your patch to have leading tabs instead of spaces? Purely a matter of style. |
23:59.22 | UnSane | hey bkw_ i'm scanning through dsp.c... this will answer line a modem for inbound faxes based on dnis? |
23:59.37 | dant | Corydon76-work, sure, was tabs on here, I'll redo it |