00:01.19 | *** join/#asterisk jpiterak (~jpiterak@h0050bfd25e4d.ne.client2.attbi.com) |
00:09.06 | billybob | can * work over ipv6? |
00:10.12 | natas802 | id be amazed if the internet would work over ipv6 |
00:12.02 | data[Zzz] | nn folkz |
00:15.16 | dant | afaik * doesn't support ipv6 |
00:15.45 | dant | natas802, sure it can |
00:17.50 | *** join/#asterisk rcw (~rcw@206-124-146-40.blarg.net) |
00:18.37 | *** join/#asterisk Slothbag (~nerf@CPE-144-137-65-202.nsw.bigpond.net.au) |
00:19.04 | FuzzyCat | whoooaaa!! cool new feature for irc... |
00:19.10 | *** join/#asterisk rollyson (~jrollyson@209.4.51.196) |
00:19.26 | FuzzyCat | hold down your ALT key and type fxfire |
00:19.36 | rollyson | Hmm. What variable can I get the callerid presentation allowed flag from? |
00:19.37 | Slothbag | i've got a quick question... i've enabled parkedcalls in my dialplan, so whenever i press # i get the transfer msg.. what if i need to press # during the call for other reasons? |
00:19.53 | FuzzyCat | what other reasons? |
00:20.13 | Slothbag | paying bills.. usually requires the hash to end a number sequence |
00:20.13 | FuzzyCat | take the t or T out of the dial |
00:20.46 | FuzzyCat | for outgoing calls you don;t normally park calls right? |
00:20.53 | rollyson | I don't see anything in README.variables for reading the callerid presentation value. |
00:20.54 | Slothbag | i guess so |
00:21.11 | FuzzyCat | so in the outgoing dial you have a T or t ? |
00:21.17 | Slothbag | yeah, both |
00:21.33 | rollyson | both isn't good there. |
00:21.47 | rollyson | the called party could transfer. |
00:22.10 | rollyson | that means that called party could abuse your phonesystem |
00:22.40 | Slothbag | ok.. gonna fix the tT's i have everywhere |
00:22.44 | FuzzyCat | The 't' means that the called user can transfer the call the 'T' means the calling user can transfer... |
00:22.52 | *** part/#asterisk rmax (~max@p50846CCF.dip0.t-ipconnect.de) |
00:24.34 | Slothbag | i have a transfer button on my phone.. can i just use that to park calls rather than the # key |
00:24.47 | FuzzyCat | only with some phones.... |
00:25.04 | Slothbag | the only app i see is ParkAndAnnounce.. its not quite right |
00:25.10 | FuzzyCat | you have to actually test it to find out |
00:25.29 | FuzzyCat | huh? |
00:25.37 | FuzzyCat | forget about parkandannounce.. |
00:26.07 | Slothbag | if i can set up an extention that parks the call.. all i have to do is transfer them to that extention.. |
00:26.14 | *** join/#asterisk digger_ (digger@193.220.101.243) |
00:26.40 | FuzzyCat | errm, why wouldn;t you just transfer them to the parking exten defined in parking.conf ? |
00:26.55 | Slothbag | oh.. i'll try.. hang on |
00:27.45 | FuzzyCat | now you have to play find that call... |
00:28.52 | file | doesn't asterisk announce where it parks it? |
00:29.19 | FuzzyCat | it does if you use parkandannounce .. otherwise you're doing a blind transfer... |
00:29.29 | file | ic |
00:29.38 | FuzzyCat | i only did it to stop Slothbag changing problems half way through... |
00:29.59 | rollyson | file: native transfers aren't always compatable with parkandannounce |
00:30.06 | file | bah |
00:30.20 | file | it's little things in asterisk that annoy me, like that |
00:31.02 | FuzzyCat | i wouldn;t just blame * - there are some shitty phones out there... |
00:31.29 | natas802 | does anyone know where to get one of the 100xp clones for cheap? |
00:31.42 | FuzzyCat | with sip/h323/mgcp implementations done bysmall children locked in dark cells... |
00:31.48 | file | doesn't Compgeeks carry 'em? |
00:32.29 | natas802 | whats the site? compgeeks.com? |
00:32.32 | file | yeah |
00:32.41 | rollyson | the problem is vendor implementation of native transfers don't always work the way they need to work for parkandannounce to function correctly. |
00:32.41 | natas802 | alright ill check it out |
00:32.47 | *** join/#asterisk denon (denon@synapse.subneural.net) |
00:32.52 | natas802 | file: do you have one of the clone ones? |
00:32.56 | file | http://www.compgeeks.com/details.asp?invtid=AMI-IA92 -> that? |
00:33.01 | rollyson | * can't completely control the transfer process, so it can't do the announce. |
00:33.03 | file | natas802: no but I remember reading on the list |
00:33.54 | natas802 | so the zaptel drivers work fine for the clones? |
00:34.09 | file | I believe you have to add a line to the PCI device listing in it, to recognize the card |
00:34.59 | file | 'tis best to Google and check, don't go just on my word |
00:35.08 | natas802 | yeah |
00:35.13 | natas802 | i just hope its not that hard to get to work |
00:35.57 | *** join/#asterisk Tekati (~captain@cpe-66-75-211-60.bak.rr.com) |
00:36.28 | natas802 | is anyone here using the 100xp clone with *? |
00:36.33 | FuzzyCat | $8.99 + hours of pissing about trying to get it working > cost of card from digium |
00:37.05 | KillerBee | not getting any help here... PRICELESS! |
00:37.52 | natas802 | hmmm is it really that hard to get to work tho? |
00:37.52 | bkw_ | lalalala |
00:38.36 | FuzzyCat | wtf have digium done to thier site.... |
00:38.40 | natas802 | im just playing around with it in my house i dont really have the kind of money digium wants for one |
00:38.43 | FuzzyCat | fucking hell... |
00:38.55 | FuzzyCat | you have to buy from a reseller now? |
00:39.18 | FuzzyCat | most of the resellers don;t even have online ordering... that's so fsking crap |
00:39.44 | file | natas802: no, you have to add one line to a file to get it recognized... |
00:40.05 | FuzzyCat | and half the reseller web sites look like their 5 year old did them for a school project |
00:40.23 | file | natas802: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/2003-October/024572.html |
00:40.37 | atacomm | good, more people will buy from me.......you have no idea how many customers buy phones and then are like oh, well we bought the card from digium, too bad we didnt know we could get it from you |
00:41.08 | FuzzyCat | yeah, but tbh atacomm - your prices are pretty high |
00:41.09 | KillerBee | bkw_ pulver is shipping wisip.. get one yet? |
00:41.24 | bkw_ | KillerBee can't afford one |
00:41.25 | bkw_ | not yet |
00:41.25 | atacomm | fuzzy: high? my prices are the same as digiums, so to that i say bull |
00:41.26 | FuzzyCat | hehe wisip ... |
00:41.50 | FuzzyCat | atacomm: for their cards maybe not, but for most other things yes. |
00:42.05 | damin | atacomm: What is the going rate for a T100P? |
00:42.09 | atacomm | again, MSRP, i sell alot, not my problem if someone is broke, lol |
00:42.12 | bkw_ | 495 |
00:42.15 | atacomm | damin: $495 |
00:42.45 | damin | atacomm: That's retail pricing! Isn't there a price going through a reseller? |
00:42.51 | damin | price break even? |
00:43.02 | atacomm | reseller is retail |
00:43.08 | atacomm | distributor is discounted |
00:43.14 | damin | I guess I'll ask NetX then. |
00:43.43 | atacomm | netx wont give you any lower than buying from digium under a reseller agreement |
00:43.49 | natas802 | hey can someone try calling my iaxtel number @ 1700-900-7156 and see what happens |
00:44.00 | FuzzyCat | atacomm: unless u buy bulk |
00:44.10 | atacomm | fuzzy: which very few people do |
00:44.15 | FuzzyCat | this is true |
00:44.37 | atacomm | lol...greenland doesnt hover on their map |
00:45.39 | FuzzyCat | is greenland no one can hear you scream |
00:45.43 | FuzzyCat | in |
00:46.14 | FuzzyCat | has anyone tested the 405p ? |
00:46.32 | Slothbag | can i simply park a call automatically using the dialplan? |
00:47.28 | file | natas802: Congratulations... you have successfully... blah blah blah |
00:47.37 | file | natas802: standard Asterisk demo |
00:47.42 | dant | hmm |
00:47.44 | dant | Feb 8 00:54:52 WARNING[98311]: chan_iax2.c:4445 socket_read: Call rejected by 69.73.19.178: Unable to negotiate codec |
00:48.45 | jensd | hey i lived 3 years on greenland - no bad comments on that! ;-) |
00:49.00 | FuzzyCat | it's not green |
00:49.45 | jensd | fuzzycat - sounds like you have not been there.... |
00:50.22 | natas802 | how would i set asterisk up to ring my xlite fone when someone calls my number? |
00:50.36 | damin | natas802: Have you sent me that $15 in paypal yet? :) |
00:51.25 | file | natas802: I think you need to read instead of asking lots of questions here :) |
00:51.25 | natas802 | lol |
00:51.46 | natas802 | im sorry this stuff is just all greek to me still |
00:51.57 | natas802 | its a kinda intimidating |
00:52.01 | file | I just got my asterisk setup 4 days ago, and I followed all the instructions online :) |
00:52.06 | file | only came here to talk to JerJer |
00:52.14 | file | but I got sucked into the void and now help out occasionally |
00:53.42 | file | natas802: try 1-700-871-0109 extension 147 :) |
00:53.48 | *** join/#asterisk fortia (~fortia@hoochie.digium.com) |
00:54.42 | *** join/#asterisk JerJer (~NunYoBizN@dsl-69-29-10-120-grp.customer.centurytel.net) |
00:55.06 | natas802 | damn i cant get through to that number for some reason |
00:55.20 | FuzzyCat | file: that's good because it means we can leave lots of the n00bie questions to u ... since we've alwered them 1000;s of times b4 :) |
00:55.20 | billybob | same here |
00:55.30 | billybob | on 2.6.2 kernel |
00:55.32 | FuzzyCat | is iaxtel down? |
00:55.37 | KillerBee | file same here |
00:55.59 | KillerBee | FuzzyCat.. yeah.. you tell him |
00:56.29 | FuzzyCat | moo |
00:56.50 | Slothbag | can i get ParkAndAnnounce to announce to the current connection rather than having to call someone new??? |
00:57.00 | KillerBee | FuzzyCat I dunno aabout iaxtel.. I dont know my own number |
00:57.07 | FuzzyCat | lol |
00:57.22 | *** join/#asterisk JerJer (~NunYoBizN@dsl-69-29-10-120-grp.customer.centurytel.net) |
00:57.48 | FuzzyCat | tut tut |
00:58.04 | KillerBee | FuzzyCat what Is you number...700? |
00:58.07 | *** join/#asterisk file (~file@mctn1-0725.nb.aliant.net) |
00:58.12 | file | ISP was in the process of disconnecting me :) |
00:58.13 | file | that's why |
00:58.28 | FuzzyCat | KillerBee: you can;t call me, I'm going to bed, it's 2am here... |
00:58.31 | KillerBee | then you can tell me... |
00:58.40 | KillerBee | what my 700 number is. |
00:58.48 | KillerBee | natas802 what is my 700 number? |
00:59.12 | kamileon | killerbee : dial 7008827805 |
00:59.45 | kamileon | leave message |
00:59.50 | kamileon | itll email me your number |
00:59.50 | KillerBee | no |
00:59.55 | KillerBee | k |
00:59.58 | FuzzyCat | lol |
01:00.09 | FuzzyCat | nitre |
01:00.13 | FuzzyCat | erm |
01:00.17 | FuzzyCat | nite |
01:02.27 | *** join/#asterisk miguel1 (~miguel@hoochie.digium.com) |
01:02.36 | miguel1 | hola |
01:02.41 | kamileon | KillerBee: 7008466370 |
01:02.47 | miguel1 | alguin habla espanol |
01:02.55 | miguel1 | pleasse |
01:03.02 | KillerBee | kamileon thanks |
01:03.12 | kamileon | www.freetranslations.com |
01:03.15 | kamileon | KillerBee: np |
01:03.51 | miguel1 | holaaaa |
01:04.02 | miguel1 | alquin habla espanol |
01:04.19 | kamileon | KillerBee: do you not have incoming iaxtel? |
01:04.27 | KillerBee | let me check |
01:04.31 | KillerBee | dunno.. lol |
01:05.02 | kamileon | yeh |
01:05.09 | kamileon | i got your default welcome message |
01:05.10 | miguel1 | killer you speak ingles //????? |
01:05.11 | kamileon | cool |
01:05.13 | KillerBee | humm. seem to |
01:05.22 | KillerBee | see the regisster |
01:05.31 | KillerBee | miguel1 yes |
01:05.33 | miguel1 | <PROTECTED> |
01:05.42 | miguel1 | sorri |
01:05.43 | KillerBee | no hablais espanoil |
01:05.46 | kamileon | hah |
01:05.59 | kamileon | KillerBee: im routing iax calls through your box |
01:05.59 | FuzzyCat | ~jbot x en es use jbot to translate |
01:06.06 | kamileon | funny. |
01:06.31 | KillerBee | moi je parle seulment fracais et englais |
01:06.33 | kamileon | thats neat |
01:06.51 | kamileon | ~jbot x en es i pooped on your mother last night |
01:07.21 | miguel1 | you know who speaks espanol that can help me with asterik |
01:07.33 | KillerBee | kamileon was that you inbound?> |
01:07.36 | miguel1 | KillerBee you know who speaks espanol that can help me with asterik |
01:07.49 | kamileon | KillerBee: what do you mean? |
01:07.57 | kamileon | i called you, yes. |
01:08.02 | KillerBee | kamileon ya... |
01:08.10 | KillerBee | guess I can get inboud asterisk |
01:08.17 | FuzzyCat | ~jbot x en es you know who speaks spanish that can help me with asterisk |
01:08.20 | kamileon | yes, but you need to setup extensions.conf |
01:08.21 | KillerBee | miguel1 no I dont |
01:08.24 | kamileon | :) |
01:08.48 | miguel1 | I have problem with ingles |
01:08.55 | UnixDog | by the time pu is done it will be time to do it again |
01:08.59 | KillerBee | ~jbot x en miguel1 no I dont know anyone who speaks spanish |
01:09.07 | FuzzyCat | ~jbot x en es miguel1 use jbot to translate |
01:09.19 | miguel1 | ok |
01:09.24 | UnixDog | ~seen god |
01:09.28 | | god <~will@linguaphone.plus.com> was last seen on IRC in channel #gllug, 212d 10h 21m 25s ago, saying: '1 0wnZ y00'. |
01:09.32 | kamileon | god does not exist |
01:09.49 | KillerBee | kamileon oh my extensions.conf is set up ok.. |
01:10.11 | *** join/#asterisk Mike (~mike@dsl-200-67-40-148.prod-infinitum.com.mx) |
01:10.15 | kamileon | yes, it answers, its just playing the defaule little 'welcome to asterisk' thing... instead of ringing a phone |
01:10.20 | KillerBee | ~jbot x en es miguel1 no I dont know anyone who speaks spanish |
01:10.35 | UnixDog | ~seen demigod |
01:10.36 | | UnixDog: i haven't seen 'demigod' |
01:10.44 | Mike | miguel1: yo hablo espaņol |
01:10.45 | kamileon | ~seen myass |
01:10.46 | | kamileon: i haven't seen 'myass' |
01:10.47 | KillerBee | kamileon lol. that is ok for now.. default context.. nowhree |
01:10.59 | FuzzyCat | ~seen UnixDog buy a beer lately? |
01:11.00 | | i haven't seen 'unixdog buy a beer lately', FuzzyCat |
01:11.05 | kamileon | KillerBee: yes, i was just saying its working right :) |
01:11.09 | kamileon | both ways |
01:11.12 | KillerBee | kool |
01:12.22 | UnixDog | I bought 2 bottles of Yukon today |
01:12.32 | KillerBee | ~jbot x en es miguel1 U still here |
01:13.03 | KillerBee | UnixDog I'll be right over.. to help take care of em |
01:13.06 | UnixDog | reno 911 on comedy central is funny |
01:13.07 | miguel1 | where I can obtain the manual of asterik in espanol |
01:13.16 | UnixDog | lol ok |
01:13.34 | UnixDog | 1 bottle was used to make jello shots |
01:13.38 | FuzzyCat | ~jbot x en es miguel1 apricot tiger goat and kipper translate during red moon carpet |
01:13.44 | Mike | miguel1: no existe un manual en espaņol |
01:13.49 | natas802 | hey can you dial 0800 numbers with iaxtel? or only with fwd? |
01:14.02 | KillerBee | natas802 both |
01:14.16 | FuzzyCat | they r 1-800's not 0800;s |
01:14.24 | KillerBee | mike U know spanish? |
01:14.43 | Mike | KillerBee: yep |
01:14.45 | KillerBee | ~jbot x en es ask mike |
01:14.53 | FuzzyCat | lol |
01:15.11 | Mike | KillerBee: im mexican my primary language is spanish |
01:15.15 | KillerBee | help miguel1 .. he need some ,,, in spanish |
01:15.20 | FuzzyCat | mike(rophone) |
01:15.42 | Mike | KillerBee: hes looking for a spanish manual on asterisk |
01:15.43 | KillerBee | ~jbot x en es miguel1 meet mike |
01:15.49 | UnixDog | I want icecream I knew I forgot to pick somethign up |
01:15.59 | Mike | KillerBee: asterisk lacks of few docs so if there is no docs in english |
01:16.06 | Mike | KillerBee: spanish would be dificult |
01:16.08 | KillerBee | mike he was looking for someone to help in spanish |
01:16.23 | UnixDog | hell there is not even one in proper english and now they want one in other languages |
01:16.23 | KillerBee | help him |
01:16.29 | Mike | KillerBee: i will |
01:16.32 | FuzzyCat | ~jbot x en es my dog has no nose. How does it smell? Terrible! |
01:16.35 | Mike | miguel1: te puedo ayudar en algo? |
01:16.59 | Mike | FuzzyCat: drop that, the bot sucks at translating |
01:17.15 | KillerBee | moi je parle seulement en englais et francias |
01:17.41 | FuzzyCat | Mike: you don;t say... |
01:17.47 | KillerBee | english is my first languge and I suck at that |
01:17.54 | KillerBee | phat fingers |
01:18.23 | KillerBee | phat head too |
01:18.40 | miguel1 | I want to sell asterik in the Dominican republica since the demand of PBX and voip is great aqui in my city, to that I can obtain so that they send card to me or the formed computers to sell them aqui and we are partners |
01:19.43 | Mike | KillerBee: i think you got the message:)? |
01:20.05 | miguel1 | KillerBeeI want to sell asterik in the Dominican republica since the demand of PBX and voip is great aqui in my city, to that I can obtain so that they send card to me or the formed computers to sell them aqui and we are partners |
01:20.42 | KillerBee | miguel1 ok.. |
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01:25.42 | natas802 | how much are the cheapest fxo cards? |
01:25.58 | KillerBee | sombody try to join.. I want to test if I have all the ports open |
01:25.58 | UnixDog | 2 million dollars |
01:25.59 | KillerBee | exten => 8600,1,Dial(IAX2/guest@soap.servebeer.com/8600) |
01:28.22 | miguel1 | as soon as it leaves one to me assembled and formed with a T1 |
01:28.54 | miguel1 | KillerBee as soon as it leaves one to me assembled and formed with a T1 |
01:28.54 | KillerBee | miguel1 how many machines do you think you'll need? |
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01:29.55 | miguel1 | in order to begin 10 |
01:29.57 | KillerBee | humm nobody wants to try my meetme? |
01:31.08 | miguel1 | your you have one compani |
01:31.25 | miguel1 | KillerBee your you have one compani |
01:31.42 | KillerBee | yes.. do you see my private message window |
01:31.55 | miguel1 | no |
01:32.11 | KillerBee | miguel1 do you know how to private message? |
01:32.22 | miguel1 | no |
01:32.58 | miguel1 | you have msn |
01:33.08 | miguel1 | you have amsn ???? |
01:33.13 | KillerBee | miguel1 yes... t_easer@hotmail.com |
01:33.47 | miguel1 | acept |
01:34.56 | *** join/#asterisk n00dle (~ccraft@home.netgenius.org) |
01:38.52 | heison | has anyone here built/running * with h323? |
01:40.52 | david | heison: yes, with chan_h323 |
01:41.07 | heison | david: with the current CVS? |
01:41.15 | david | heison: no, it was about a month ago |
01:43.24 | voip | wtf is harry & david stuff??? |
01:43.37 | n00dle | voip: google is your friend. |
01:44.17 | heison | what the ptree equivalent in Linux? |
01:47.22 | david | has anyone had experiences with Asterisk and SCCM phones (Cisco 7910 for example)? |
01:47.35 | david | google gave me mixed information as to the sucessfulness of using them together |
01:48.14 | heison | SCCM? |
01:48.30 | david | heison: skinny |
01:48.36 | david | heison: cisco voip protocol |
01:48.42 | lanning | SCCP |
01:48.45 | david | ah |
01:48.46 | david | duh |
01:48.47 | david | :-) |
01:53.00 | heison | did b.root-servers.net recently changed its IP? |
01:53.44 | tholo | Define "recently". |
01:53.57 | heison | named[14121]: check_hints: A records for b.root-servers.net class 1 do not match hint records |
01:54.21 | many | heison: yes. |
01:54.26 | KillerBee | atacomm |
01:54.27 | mbranca | very late here |
01:54.30 | mbranca | :) |
01:54.49 | mbranca | tholo: do you have cvs access for asterisk? |
01:54.53 | many | to 192.228.79.201 |
01:54.57 | heison | thanks! |
01:54.59 | mbranca | I mean, write access :) |
01:55.18 | bkw_ | mbranca why do you ask? |
01:55.21 | tholo | No, I do not. |
01:55.46 | *** join/#asterisk loko-moko (private@c-67-165-107-230.client.comcast.net) |
01:55.48 | many | heison: you might also try ``dig ns . @a.root-servers.net'' |
01:55.56 | mbranca | bkw_: since I found a HUGE memory leak bug in asterisk, when MYSQL_FRIEND is enabled :) |
01:55.58 | many | which tells you what a thinks is authoritive. |
01:56.11 | mbranca | and the patch is very simple :) |
01:56.11 | bkw_ | mbranca post a bug report and a fix if you have it |
01:56.17 | bkw_ | mysql friends isn't on by default |
01:56.22 | bkw_ | so its not an alarming bug |
01:56.24 | mbranca | bkw_: already done, 9 hours ago, more or less |
01:56.37 | bkw_ | ok whats the bug number? |
01:56.48 | mbranca | bkw_: I know, but a memory leak is always important. |
01:56.52 | mbranca | 1010 and 1011 |
01:57.01 | Mike | hey guys |
01:57.08 | Mike | asterisk should have a alarm service |
01:57.16 | Mike | like call an extension that has the app |
01:57.26 | Mike | set the time that you wish to wake up |
01:57.34 | Mike | and ring your phone you answer and says |
01:57.41 | Mike | GOODDD morning!!! WAKE THE HELL UP |
01:57.45 | Mike | TIME to work |
01:58.02 | mbranca | bkw_: unfortunately, I posted the chan_sip patch under IAX, was a mistake, sorry |
01:58.06 | Mike | and make it program able like vm |
01:58.09 | ManxPower | Mike: Trivial to do using .call files. |
01:58.25 | Mike | ManxPower: it should be an app |
01:58.28 | ManxPower | Mike: Such a thing is on my TODO list (granted not high on the list, but still on the list) |
01:58.37 | Mike | ManxPower: than can be setup by anyone with its sip |
01:58.41 | ManxPower | Mike: WHY? It's trivial to do within the exisiting stuff. |
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01:59.15 | Mike | ManxPower: because a alarm system should be trusthable |
01:59.28 | Mike | ManxPower: you dont want to loss a plan or a date for a bad alarm system |
01:59.34 | ManxPower | Mike: OK, then use app_willcallu |
01:59.53 | ManxPower | Mike: .call files are maintained across restarts/reboots. |
02:00.16 | ManxPower | Mike: My Callback AGI script would be a good place to start. |
02:00.22 | Mike | ManxPower: but that is not configurable by mortal people that doesnt even know how the hell the phone is giving dial tone |
02:01.01 | ManxPower | Mike: You are correct. My callback AGI script takes user options via DTMF and and plays sound files to provide feedback. |
02:02.14 | ManxPower | So ANYONE can write a trivial AGI script that can be called as an extension and ask when they want their wakeup call, what the wakeup call should be (WAKE UP! or Current Weather Report or current stock report, etc), once the user has specified what they want, the script creats the .call file and provides confirmation to the caller. You do NOT need another app_ |
02:03.18 | Mike | ManxPower: to complicated, an app can be used by anyone, even people that doesnt know how there asterisk is running |
02:03.39 | Mike | ManxPower: ill download your scripts right away but i dont think its the correct way of doing it |
02:03.40 | ManxPower | Mike: Uh, that's what I just said. |
02:04.01 | ManxPower | Mike: My callback script is a FIRST attempt at a callback script, but it could be adapted. |
02:04.25 | ManxPower | Mike: If you want the pain and suffering of writing an app_ rather than an AGI then be my guest. 8-) |
02:04.51 | natas802 | does anyone know if you can call 0800 numbers in england with iaxtel? |
02:05.10 | file | natas802: hahahahahaha no. |
02:05.11 | Mike | ManxPower: im no good at perl, ill have to read all night long the manual and try to code agi |
02:05.14 | mbranca | 3am is a good time 4 bed. cya |
02:05.16 | Mike | ManxPower: hate perl |
02:05.20 | natas802 | you can with fwd |
02:05.27 | bkw_ | can you guys look at but 1008 |
02:05.32 | ManxPower | Mike: So write the AGI in your fave language. |
02:05.32 | bkw_ | I think this person is on crack |
02:05.35 | pros12 | im trying to make a wakeup extension |
02:05.35 | bkw_ | the bt is meanless |
02:05.57 | pros12 | just stuck on how to add a date. |
02:05.59 | file | natas802: FWD != Iaxtel |
02:06.13 | bkw_ | mbranca not only did you submit it wrong you submited it TWICE wrong |
02:06.13 | natas802 | ? |
02:06.28 | file | natas802: FWD doesn't equal Iaxtel |
02:06.31 | tzanger | evening all |
02:06.35 | bkw_ | oh wait |
02:06.35 | file | natas802: but if you really want it, use the Iaxtel FWD gateway |
02:06.37 | n00dle | ManxPower: Where might I find this script? |
02:06.40 | bkw_ | you have one for IAX and one for SIP |
02:06.47 | bkw_ | mbranca from now on do them on one bug |
02:06.48 | bkw_ | they are related |
02:07.19 | bkw_ | :( |
02:08.05 | n00dle | bkw_: Never underestimate the capacity of others to make more complicated something which should be simple. |
02:08.16 | mbranca | bkw_: sure |
02:08.17 | bkw_ | haha |
02:08.20 | bkw_ | mbranca I see em now |
02:08.27 | heison | does anyone have problem resolving www.openh323.org? [root@pbx root]# host www.openh323.org |
02:08.27 | heison | ;; connection timed out; no servers could be reached |
02:08.27 | mbranca | :) |
02:08.28 | bkw_ | they are on my list to do when we get kram on the line |
02:08.40 | bkw_ | NOW I have a request |
02:08.41 | mbranca | k, the fix is very simple. |
02:08.54 | bkw_ | EVERYONE and I mean EVERYONE look at bug 1008 and tell me what the guy is smokin please |
02:09.06 | mbranca | looked at that. I think is crack |
02:09.07 | tzanger | got a link bkw_? I'm feeling lazy tonight |
02:09.13 | VoiceLynx | natas802:There are other ways to make IAX calls to 0800 in UK |
02:09.18 | mbranca | I never ever had mpg123 issues :) |
02:09.23 | bkw_ | http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0001008 |
02:11.04 | mbranca | bkw_: there isn't a way for reporter to edit a own bug? I saw I submitted it wrong, but no way to correct that :/ |
02:11.06 | tzanger | kind of devoid of real technical info, no? |
02:11.08 | natas802 | are there? |
02:12.01 | bkw_ | mbranca funny I can't correct it either |
02:12.04 | file | but and IAX solution would rock |
02:12.07 | file | er an |
02:13.16 | mbranca | too bad :) so is better to think twice before submitting and don't ever use two mozilla tabs in different mantis area... or the post will be done in the latest opened area. bah |
02:14.09 | file | ACTUALLY... 170099*<insert 0800 number here> |
02:14.37 | mbranca | that was the cause of my mistake... one tab in SIP area and another on IAX... submit was done for both is IAX area. |
02:14.51 | file | darn, doesn't work |
02:15.11 | mbranca | really bed now |
02:17.48 | VoiceLynx | natas802: send iax to voip-gw1.magrathea-telecom.co.uk |
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02:18.17 | VoiceLynx | number in form 0800XXXXXXX |
02:18.27 | VoiceLynx | user:pwd guest:guest |
02:22.04 | bkw_ | mbranca ya mantis is on crack |
02:24.47 | Shodan | if I get asterisk to pickup the line , is there a way I can answer the line with the normal phones I have installed (especially make them ring after asterisk has picked up)? |
02:25.20 | lanning | no |
02:25.37 | tzanger | Shodan: if your normal phones are plugged in to an FXS device, yes |
02:25.40 | lanning | you can answer, but not make them ring |
02:25.46 | tzanger | but otherwise no |
02:26.15 | Shodan | ok what is an FXS device ? is it the same thing has a digium x100p ? |
02:26.20 | tzanger | no |
02:26.33 | lanning | TDM400P |
02:26.34 | tzanger | X101P is an FXO device - you plug it into the PSTN |
02:26.41 | tzanger | TDM400P is an FXS device |
02:27.00 | Shodan | how much is a tdm400p avg ? |
02:27.01 | tzanger | you'd pplug all your phones into an FXS port and they can be rung |
02:27.03 | tzanger | I do this now |
02:27.26 | VoiceLynx | to be pedantic an X100P *is* an FXS device - thus it connects to an FXO port :-) |
02:27.27 | tzanger | Shodan: it's cheapest ot get the asterisk dev kit (X101P and 1-port TDM400P) |
02:27.53 | tzanger | I think it's $175 for the dev kit, is that right?? |
02:27.54 | tzanger | VoiceLynx: ok ok true enough |
02:27.56 | VoiceLynx | ;-) |
02:28.30 | Shodan | I suppose I can get multiple FXS one for each phone and make only the proper phone ring ? |
02:28.37 | tzanger | yes that is true |
02:28.45 | tzanger | TDM400P can have up to four ports |
02:29.10 | tzanger | you can put a few TDM400P cards in to a system, but at some point it is cheaper to buy a T100P and an FXS channel bank for up to 24 extensions |
02:32.03 | Shodan | I got a old Northern Telecom Vantage 12 , anything useful I can do with it beside plugging it in a FXS ? is there a way to interface with it with a computer ? |
02:32.06 | tzanger | no idea what that is |
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02:35.15 | Shodan | I didn't found anything on google about it , some freelance phone technician installed it here , it has 3 phone line input and 12 phone output , it connect to NT Esprit phones , you can transfert call , page to other phones and that's about it |
02:36.02 | Shodan | probably to old to be of any use with computers , the phone says warranty expired january 1991 ! |
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02:44.24 | brc007 | anybody know if that IAX HARD phone is out yet? |
02:45.59 | brc007 | slow tonight |
02:46.21 | tzanger | brc007: talk ot wasim |
02:46.26 | tzanger | er talk to wasim rather |
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02:46.29 | brc007 | hah |
02:46.31 | brc007 | okay |
02:46.32 | brc007 | thanks |
02:47.25 | brc007 | I've heard some noise about bugetones or snoms doing iax...guess that's just noise so far |
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02:48.22 | beta3 | bkw_: you there? |
02:48.31 | bkw_ | y |
02:48.38 | beta3 | about linux-2.6 |
02:48.38 | brc007 | es |
02:48.41 | beta3 | and performance |
02:49.19 | beta3 | if you set scheduler to deadline at boot(append elevator=deadline) Im building a kernel -j4 and switching windows with virtually no slowdown |
02:49.37 | beta3 | it has the BSD effect |
02:49.38 | beta3 | :) |
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03:00.39 | nitram | i just installed kphone 4.0 with high hopes... |
03:00.55 | nitram | ... but it just does not work with my sound-setup |
03:01.16 | brc007 | any idea what nuphones url is? google just comes up with a bunch of asterisk mailing list stuff :( |
03:04.09 | natas802 | nufone.net |
03:05.05 | bkw_ | well we know what sco claims they own now |
03:05.12 | bkw_ | lets see how long it takes to invalidate that |
03:05.23 | bkw_ | http://www.groklaw.net/article.php?story=20040207022922296 |
03:05.30 | Shodan | is it possible to use an external voice modem that has a pair of 1/8 jacks and a sound card as a FX0 ? |
03:05.55 | brc007 | nuphone.net could not be found...:\ |
03:06.43 | Mike | brc007: nufone.net |
03:06.53 | brc007 | oh..damn |
03:06.55 | brc007 | hah |
03:07.00 | brc007 | sorriieeee |
03:07.27 | Connor | Anyone had any problems with ATA's with 3.0 locking up? |
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03:09.40 | bkw_ | ok no more mcdonalds |
03:10.15 | YoYo | hmm... mcdonalds |
03:10.19 | brc007 | blah |
03:10.24 | brc007 | their stock's going up |
03:11.59 | Connor | Good God, Most of this is in header files!!! |
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03:16.44 | jjhall | Evening everyone |
03:18.00 | brc007 | hu |
03:18.02 | brc007 | hi |
03:18.04 | bkw_ | haha |
03:18.11 | bkw_ | i'm reading this sco thingy |
03:18.13 | bkw_ | and they are babies |
03:18.14 | bkw_ | 210. IBM has intentionally interfered with plaintiff's existing or potential economic relations. For example, at Linux World in January, 2003 IBM representatives contacted various companies with whom SCO had existing or potential economic relations. These IBM representatives said that IBM was discontinuing doing business with SCO and that these other companies, some of whom are business partners with IBM, also should discontinue doing business with SCO. |
03:18.34 | bkw_ | haha |
03:18.38 | bkw_ | I don't see no law against that |
03:19.17 | brc007 | any idea what nufone charges for Unlimited voip w IAX2 termination? |
03:19.23 | brc007 | don't see pricing on the website... |
03:19.30 | n00dle | Oh, for Frigg's sake!! |
03:19.30 | n00dle | ...and this SCO crap ain't helping. |
03:19.36 | tzanger | brc007: email sales@nufone, trust me |
03:20.28 | Moc | well sco lawyers are very low.. |
03:20.39 | Moc | what the fuzz about Gnome ? |
03:20.44 | Moc | it look like a old version of kde |
03:20.49 | glyph | n00dle: remember that there are lawyers on the "good guy" side as well |
03:21.11 | Moc | I work at a lawfirm |
03:21.31 | Moc | And sadly lawyers are payed to do what their client want..so |
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03:21.41 | diana | morning |
03:21.41 | n00dle | I know... but they're hard to tell apart until you get to know them... a prospect I do not relish. I don't mean to offend. |
03:21.48 | Moc | What ever the reson is right or not, they will do it.. |
03:22.15 | Moc | I know, some are bad people ... others are great |
03:22.40 | file | brc007: all I know is it's something around 2.1 cents US outgoing to US/Canada and 2.9 cents incoming for toll-free number. |
03:22.43 | Mike | bkw_: can you send me the php of your login front page? |
03:22.53 | Mike | bkw_: i would like to make mine look like that one |
03:23.17 | n00dle | And, I must concede, most of us are human. ;) |
03:23.26 | Mike | n00dle: we are? |
03:23.41 | n00dle | Most of us are mostly human? |
03:23.53 | Moc | file, canada is 2.1 outgoing... US and toll free is 2.9cent |
03:24.28 | Shodan | mm , this may sound silly but if I install asterisk on one of my server , instead of using a FX0 for incoming/outgoing calls can I just use my internet connection and use a voip provider ? |
03:24.45 | Moc | sure |
03:24.50 | Moc | that what |
03:24.52 | Moc | I do Shodan |
03:25.01 | n00dle | Shodan: I don't have an FXO hooked to either of my *'s |
03:25.09 | Moc | but get a TDM card just to have the timing |
03:25.16 | Moc | dont need to use it, just to have one install |
03:25.37 | file | Moc: ahhhh k |
03:25.41 | file | why is Canada cheaper? |
03:26.01 | Shodan | are there provider that have flat fee per month for certain aera ? |
03:26.11 | Moc | telco equipement are more advanced here already |
03:26.15 | Shodan | I could just cancel my normal phone line |
03:26.24 | Shodan | it's like 40 bucks CND per month |
03:26.26 | Moc | Shodan , think about 911 services |
03:26.43 | heison | Moc: Canadian telco offers cheaper US rates than Canadian rates... |
03:26.45 | Moc | yes for 40$ cnd you can have unlimited long distance and a local phone number |
03:27.29 | Shodan | unactivated cell phone can do 911 for free , beside I'm passing my technician class radio amateur license next month so that clear the emergency issue |
03:27.33 | Shodan | that'd be great ! |
03:27.40 | heison | they offer $0.021 for US and $0.029 for Canada |
03:28.07 | Moc | 2.01cent US for Canada, 2.9cent US for US with nufone |
03:28.10 | heison | i'm trying to convince 'em to do IAX so that I can use Nufone and these guys |
03:28.28 | heison | Moc: which is the exact opposite |
03:28.43 | Moc | here well it better to get unlimited for 20$ |
03:28.47 | file | so confused... |
03:29.23 | heison | file: use Nufone to call US @ 2.01 cent |
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03:29.42 | heison | file: ignore the last one |
03:29.42 | Moc | no NuFone is 2.9cent for US calls |
03:29.43 | bkw_ | 2.01? |
03:29.44 | bkw_ | since when? |
03:29.51 | file | OKAY EVERYONE |
03:29.51 | Moc | 2.01 to CANADA |
03:29.55 | file | 2.01 IS TO CALL CANADA |
03:29.57 | file | 2.9 IS TO CALL US |
03:30.02 | n00dle | I just hope they don't do something stupid with VoIP regs and CALEA stuff. |
03:30.03 | file | ------ End of Rates ----- |
03:30.06 | Connor | Anyone had any problems with ATA's with 3.0 locking up??? |
03:30.08 | Moc | exactly file |
03:30.10 | heison | 2.01 to canada (with NuFone) |
03:30.17 | Mike | bkw_: can you give me your php login page? |
03:30.18 | heison | 2.01 to US (with the canadian company) |
03:30.31 | Mike | bkw_: i have a login page i want to make it look like yours |
03:30.34 | heison | the best of both providers |
03:30.51 | Moc | ha well I donno, like I said, I got unlimited Canada/US call for 20$ CND more |
03:31.19 | bkw_ | mike I dont know where its at |
03:31.23 | bkw_ | but when I find it I sure will |
03:31.24 | Mike | Moc: how many simultanius lines? |
03:31.30 | Moc | 1 |
03:31.35 | Mike | bkw_: you gave out the url the other day |
03:32.01 | file | that reminds me, can I have multiple people call my NuFone toll-free number at the same time? |
03:32.01 | Moc | it residential.. btw Mike, im in Gnome rightnow |
03:32.01 | heison | file: yes, I had 11 at one point |
03:32.01 | Moc | I've reinstall everything |
03:32.01 | file | heison: great |
03:32.04 | Mike | Moc: why? |
03:32.17 | Mike | Moc: you never reinstall a linux box once its installed |
03:32.21 | Moc | it fucked up, dependency got bad |
03:32.21 | Mike | Moc: thats a crime |
03:32.31 | Mike | Moc: learn how to handle dependencys |
03:32.35 | Moc | apt-get wouldnt do anything else |
03:32.44 | Mike | Moc: you wont go reinstalling each time you get probs with depndencys |
03:32.52 | Mike | Moc: learn how to fix that shit |
03:33.26 | Moc | well took less time to reinstall it.. |
03:33.35 | bkw_ | Mike I dont know where its at now |
03:33.35 | Mike | Moc: but no learning |
03:33.37 | bkw_ | I moved it |
03:33.37 | Moc | Now Im in Gnome thought.. last time it was kde .. anyway.. |
03:33.46 | Mike | bkw_: ok thanx dude |
03:33.56 | Mike | Moc: learning is important |
03:34.07 | Moc | I know, just #debian suck .. |
03:34.20 | Mike | Moc: your a newbie for them:P |
03:34.25 | Moc | I only like the bot ... |
03:34.28 | Mike | same way we play with newbies here |
03:34.45 | Moc | there is more activity in here than debian so .. |
03:34.46 | Mike | i remember my first day here |
03:34.54 | Mike | bkw gave me alot of shit i was about to cry |
03:35.21 | Moc | My first day I here I had more NEXT!!! in my screen than anything else ;) |
03:35.49 | Mike | well i got alot of shit over me by brian but |
03:35.54 | Mike | i also had to many questions |
03:36.00 | brc007 | NEXT!!! |
03:36.14 | Moc | Mike, my bug rightnow is I can't get my mousepad and usb mouse to work |
03:36.28 | Mike | Moc: why? |
03:36.32 | Moc | the clito worked but pointer got to the lower left of the screen all the time.. |
03:36.32 | brc007 | wow you've got a usb mousepad! |
03:36.37 | brc007 | wish I had one of those :p |
03:36.45 | Mike | Moc: thats problems on your XFree-4 |
03:36.48 | Mike | on /etc/X11 |
03:36.53 | Mike | not configured well |
03:36.59 | diana | brc007 > you have to pay me copyright for NEXT |
03:37.02 | tessier_ | clito? |
03:37.08 | Mike | i recomend you looking for a config file on your laptop if you dont want to have problems |
03:37.14 | brc007 | did you license it from bkw_? |
03:37.16 | tessier_ | You describing the little pink eraser-type mouse on thinkpads? :) |
03:37.18 | Mike | search on google yourlaptop module XFree-4 |
03:37.36 | Moc | tessier_ yep ;) |
03:37.57 | Moc | I love clito |
03:37.59 | northrup | Moc: Did you say Nufone had US-Continental service for 2.9 cents /minute? |
03:38.09 | Moc | Us48 yes |
03:38.29 | Moc | Mike, it worked well in KDE .. |
03:38.45 | northrup | ok.. I haven't gotten Jeremy to answer me back yet, but on the spreadsheet he sent me it was .029 / 6 seconds |
03:38.58 | northrup | I was hoping that was wrong |
03:39.22 | file | O.o |
03:39.29 | diana | brc007 > bkw_ was talking from me |
03:39.29 | Moc | it 2.9cent a min, but if you talk 7 second, you will be charged for 12 second |
03:39.35 | brc007 | heh |
03:39.36 | diana | brc007 > bkw_ was took it from me |
03:39.44 | file | oh so it's 6 second billing intervals? |
03:39.50 | Moc | yep |
03:39.57 | Moc | for US. canada it 15second I think |
03:39.59 | brc007 | minus the was :p |
03:40.01 | Mike | Moc: its XFree |
03:40.07 | Moc | XfreeMe |
03:40.09 | Mike | Moc: kde and gnome dont have anything to do |
03:40.12 | diana | brc007 > thx |
03:40.18 | Moc | I know but it worked before .. |
03:40.22 | diana | brc007 > did you seen mantis? |
03:40.27 | brc007 | no |
03:40.49 | diana | see $topic on the other channel |
03:40.56 | diana | and give a shoot |
03:41.03 | DanJr_TechSuppor | bkw_, do you have a few mins i could pick your brain? |
03:42.16 | Corydon76-home | DanJr_TechSuppor: why don't you ask in the channel? |
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03:42.39 | DanJr_TechSuppor | Corydon76-home, I was going to ask bkw_ because he created it... But i will ask the channel |
03:43.02 | DanJr_TechSuppor | Anyone know how i would have a calling card script Update a mysql database before the hangup? |
03:43.07 | DanJr_TechSuppor | Or even after the hangup |
03:43.27 | david | hrm |
03:43.34 | david | my askterisk won't play any sounds |
03:43.40 | david | I see it say it is on the console |
03:43.43 | david | but i don't hear anything |
03:43.52 | david | I can hear between two phones |
03:43.57 | david | just nothing generated via asterisk itself |
03:44.08 | DanJr_TechSuppor | Corydon76-home, I have it where it will cut the person off.. when they hit there limit. But i can`t figure out how to get it to up date There account |
03:44.36 | david | any ideas? |
03:45.01 | file | there will inevitably be ideas, but not regarding your conundrum |
03:45.50 | Corydon76-home | TestMasTer: I'm assuming your script is AGI? |
03:46.19 | TestMasTer | Corydon76-home, sorry i thought i stated that before.. Yes its a agi/perl script |
03:47.24 | file | I still haven't experimented with that stuff yet... I should |
03:47.35 | Corydon76-home | So why not set up when you get a hangup to do whatever you want to the database? |
03:48.06 | TestMasTer | Corydon76-home, thats the way i have it now.. but its not doing anything |
03:48.33 | bkw_ | NO NO NO NO RUN RUN RUN HIDE HIDE HIDE |
03:48.40 | bkw_ | picking bkw's brain requires cash |
03:48.45 | bkw_ | and lots of it |
03:49.01 | TestMasTer | bkw_, lol if i had cash i would just get you or someone else to write it for me |
03:49.07 | file | bkw_: do you accept monopoly money? |
03:49.13 | bkw_ | file no... |
03:49.19 | file | darn |
03:49.24 | bkw_ | I accept visa, mc, amex and discover |
03:49.28 | bkw_ | and paypal |
03:49.30 | bkw_ | and checks |
03:49.33 | bkw_ | and cash |
03:49.36 | bkw_ | USD |
03:50.16 | bkw_ | one monitor isn't cutting it anymore |
03:50.48 | Corydon76-home | TestMasTer: If you're using Perl, you can install a signal handler for SIGHUP |
03:50.48 | Moc | Im looking at those 19" LCD with thin border.. |
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03:51.11 | Corydon76-home | $SIG{HUP} = \&handle_hangup; |
03:51.15 | bkw_ | yep |
03:51.17 | bkw_ | Corydon is right |
03:51.42 | TestMasTer | Ok so i would get rid of $AGI->hangup(); then ? |
03:51.48 | Corydon76-home | Presumably whatever language you're using, if it's not Perl, has a signal handler |
03:51.56 | Moc | damn Linux, I got my Citrix application running .. |
03:52.04 | bkw_ | or you can be creative and use res_perl |
03:52.09 | bkw_ | and run your app inside of asterisk |
03:52.15 | Moc | It slow, but it because I got no radeon drivers I guess install |
03:52.15 | bkw_ | and translate the raw api calls |
03:52.42 | TestMasTer | bkw_, ok I know there won`t be able doc`s on doing that right? |
03:52.53 | TestMasTer | able==any |
03:52.57 | jjhall | I'm planning on setting up Asterisk on a Mandrake 9.2 box using a USR Voice Modem for my POTS line and SIP Softphones for my extensions (to start with.) Should I run into any major problems or is there any tips for getting this configuration to work? |
03:53.26 | robl^ | jjhall, I don't think the voice modems will work |
03:54.00 | TestMasTer | bkw_, do you happen to have any information on doing this? |
03:54.14 | jjhall | It is an older ISA hardware modem (not Winmodem) if that makes a difference? |
03:54.17 | TestMasTer | Corydon76-home, And i will try it the way you said |
03:54.25 | bkw_ | jjhall just get some x100p's |
03:54.58 | robl^ | jjhall, standard "voice modems" aren |
03:55.03 | robl^ | jjhall, standard "voice modems" aren't supported |
03:56.18 | Corydon76-home | jjhall: hardware modems will definitely not work |
03:56.43 | Corydon76-home | All of the modems that people have had the slightest success with are softmodems. |
03:57.16 | Corydon76-home | But still, you should get the X100P first, before trying to get unsupported hardware working. |
03:57.20 | jjhall | OK. I was hoping to use what I had without spending any cash to try it out, and upgrade it later on down the line. Do you know if there is work in progress to support this? It seems to me to be a common way for people to get started. |
03:57.26 | Corydon76-home | You'll save your sanity. |
03:58.10 | Corydon76-home | jjhall: well, if you have sip phones, why do you need an external PSTN line to try it out? |
03:58.40 | TestMasTer | Corydon76-home, Are you a perl/agi Programmer? |
03:58.47 | robl^ | jjhall, if you are a hardcore skilled programmer, you *might* be able to make your voice modem work, but there is no support for it right now. You will have to many hours of coding. |
03:58.52 | jjhall | I only use SIP with FWD right now. Since I have a POTS line at my house, I wanted to interface it all together. |
03:58.58 | Corydon76-home | TestMasTer: I am a programmer in general |
03:59.18 | Corydon76-home | Perl happens to be one of the languages I know. |
03:59.18 | TestMasTer | Corydon76-home, Would you have a few mins to help me figure out how to get this to work? |
03:59.47 | Corydon76-home | In the channel only; don't private me unless you want me to start billing you. |
03:59.55 | n00dle | jjhall: I also recommend the X100P... Digium will support it. Anything else and you're on your own. |
04:00.04 | file | I should learn Python one of these days, it seems to be getting popular |
04:00.27 | robl^ | yahoo!!!!!! My first agi script actually works.. doesn't do much.. but it works!! |
04:00.35 | jjhall | robl^: I suppose I could set it up to use my FWD accounts as the external lines, but I don't think I would really gain much from doing that. I guess I'll just have to end up buying a card. |
04:00.39 | TestMasTer | what is the max lines are allowed to be posted in here at one time? |
04:01.17 | robl^ | jjhall, you can use FWD for your line to test.. then later it's a snap to add a PTSN line with an X100P |
04:01.19 | TestMasTer | its only four lines |
04:01.20 | TestMasTer | $AGI->exec('Dial',"IAX2/username:password\@cm1.saww.net/$account2"); |
04:01.21 | TestMasTer | <PROTECTED> |
04:01.21 | TestMasTer | <PROTECTED> |
04:01.21 | TestMasTer | <PROTECTED> |
04:02.05 | TestMasTer | Corydon76-home, Do you happen to see any reason in that.. It wouldn`t set the account to 0? |
04:03.03 | brc007 | anyone got a link to that IAX softphone somebody here was working on |
04:03.18 | jjhall | robl^: OK, thanks for the advice. Now as for my choice of OS, do you see any issues there? I'm not partial to any distro, but have already done some web server setup on my Mandrake box and would hate to change it if not absolutely necessary |
04:03.47 | tclark | brc007: iaxclient.sf.net has links to all of em |
04:03.49 | file | I use FreeBSD personally ;) |
04:03.52 | Corydon76-home | How about: you're setting an array to a scalar, which tends to force the value of the scalar to be the number of items in the array? |
04:03.52 | brc007 | thanks |
04:04.30 | Corydon76-home | And prepare is not enough. You actually need to execute the query |
04:04.48 | TestMasTer | Corydon76-home, ok |
04:04.48 | robl^ | jjhall, Asterisk will work with MOST Linux distros. Now one thing I will mention, most of the "tutorials" you will find on installing use RedHat as an example. So the steps may very slightly for MAndrake. |
04:05.42 | TestMasTer | Corydon76-home, Have to kinda forgive me.. I`m still new with perl.. If i could get php to work with agi Correctly. I would be On my way to resolving most the problems on my own |
04:05.59 | Corydon76-home | Ah, PHP. The language that's eternally one generation behind Perl. |
04:06.11 | jjhall | robl^: OK. With Redhat tanking, would the "tutorials" match more closely with Fedora or is it more of a separate beast than they are claiming? If you can't tell, I've been out of the linux loop for a while. |
04:06.48 | file | long live perl! |
04:06.53 | TestMasTer | Corydon76-home, Ya but I`ve been using php along time.. I haven`t learnt alot of perl yet |
04:07.02 | Corydon76-home | PHP may pay the bills, but Perl is more mature. |
04:07.42 | robl^ | jjhall, I've set up Asterisk with RedHat 8 and now using Fedora. It was pretty much the same steps. Just make sure you read the prompts of the Fedora Installer closely, as the do differ slightly from RedHAt. |
04:07.44 | TestMasTer | Corydon76-home, Agreed.. But its all what you know i guess |
04:07.49 | tessier_ | Yeah. PHP still laughs at poo poo jokes. |
04:07.55 | Corydon76-home | It's when people insist on using PHP for system administration that it really gets out of hand. |
04:08.17 | tessier_ | No kidding. Everyone knows Python is the Right Way. |
04:08.44 | northrup | TestMaster, Just to clarify Corydon76 you need $sth->execute(); |
04:09.00 | robl^ | Corydon, well I think PHP, Python, and Perl are about in the same league. It depends on what language the administrator/programmer is more proficient and productive with. |
04:09.17 | Corydon76-home | Or if you use placeholders, $sth->execute($value1,$value2...$valuen |
04:09.22 | TestMasTer | northrup, Thanx |
04:09.42 | northrup | correct |
04:09.44 | TestMasTer | I need to find a more information on using mysql with in perl |
04:09.44 | Corydon76-home | robl^: yeah, but nothing beats the efficiency of assembly. |
04:09.51 | northrup | ahh perl, is there anything you can't do |
04:10.18 | Corydon76-home | You can't code drivers in Perl, although I do know a kernel hacker who has tried. |
04:10.29 | northrup | LOL |
04:10.29 | robl^ | Corydon: true! but who really has the time to program in assembly these days to solve simple administrative tasks? |
04:11.05 | TestMasTer | I just wish i could find a good how to On doing this in bash.. it would go faster |
04:11.07 | robl^ | Corydon: you have too much free time! go back to work and get rid of Asterisk bugs! :) |
04:11.35 | Corydon76-home | Heh, I'll decide what to do with my free time... |
04:11.47 | PilotPTK-Home | not to mention, assembly is VERY efficient ONLY in the hands of a skilled programmer. wannabe assembly writers will end up with a less efficient binary than they would have ended up with compiling from c or something. |
04:11.49 | tessier_ | Speaking of bugs, I need to pull cvs again to get rid of that annoying caller detected as fax bug |
04:12.09 | tessier_ | Assembly is an important fundamental to know if you want to understand how computers work. |
04:12.15 | Corydon76-home | Shoulda seen the neat app I coded in assembly for Phreaknic 6 |
04:12.17 | tessier_ | I think everyone first computer language should be assembly. |
04:12.25 | tessier_ | Before basic or VB or perl or python or C or anything. |
04:12.32 | Corydon76-home | No, not first language. But definitely third. |
04:12.35 | Shodan | I noticed that bayonne has a lot of support for softmodem and sound cards to interface with pots , would it work if I setup bayonne on a small box as a voip provider , and I tell asterisk to use the bayonne server as a voip provider , assumin bayonne delivers would that work ? (I have about 70 hard and softmodems and a whole bunch of sound cards, it would be a shame to junk them all) |
04:12.43 | robl^ | I've not done assembly since my Atari 800. (showing my age here) |
04:13.05 | Corydon76-home | Shodan: are you a kernel hacker, too? |
04:13.08 | tessier_ | I did assembly on my Apple II and 286 and some PIC microcontroller programming but that was years ago. |
04:13.10 | tessier_ | I've forgotten most of it. |
04:13.11 | n00dle | Shodan: Masochist? |
04:13.36 | Shodan | I supose this mean bayonne sucks ;) |
04:13.58 | Corydon76-home | I still have my Apple IIe's. And I'm still good at assembly... :-P |
04:14.30 | n00dle | No, I haven't tried bayonne yet, but I have dealt with sound cards and Linux. |
04:14.58 | Corydon76-home | Shodan: if you're not afraid to write your own kernel drivers, go for it. |
04:15.12 | robl^ | Shodan, its like comparing a sports car to the Hindenberg (post explosions) ;) |
04:16.11 | n00dle | ...or on PCI, dealing with problems sharing interrupts. |
04:16.17 | TestMasTer | northrup, and or Corydon76-home Can one of you Recommend a way of getting a truthfull Time.. the person was on the call? |
04:16.22 | jjhall | So to get the x100p cards, with the support and such, how much do they run? I see knockoffs on eBay for 25-30. |
04:16.48 | TestMasTer | jjhall, About 95 us |
04:17.02 | Shodan | I don't have trouble setting sound cards , I got sound working on a stylistic 2300 (worst sound card ever) but I tough x100p's were over 100$ |
04:17.05 | n00dle | jjhall: Get the 4-port variety when it's available... better cost per port. |
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04:17.39 | Shodan | I think it'll be better to get them off ebay |
04:17.40 | robl^ | jjhall, the cards on ebay not supported. You get no support from Digium with those cards. They also require Asterisk hacks. |
04:17.54 | jjhall | n00dle: Since this is for a home installation, where I am considering ditching POTS anyway, that would be way more overkill than I need. :-) |
04:18.42 | Corydon76-home | TestMasTer: how about coding your AGI in C, so you can use threads and constantly check the channel to see if it has been answered yet. |
04:18.43 | file | how much is a card that'll allow me to plug a regular phone in? off of EBay? |
04:18.48 | n00dle | jjhall: Did I misunderstand? Were you looking for FXO or FXS ports? |
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04:19.15 | Corydon76-home | file: I don't think they have them on ebay |
04:19.18 | robl^ | n00dle, he wants FXO.. connect to a CO line |
04:19.27 | file | Corydon76-home: didn't think so |
04:19.32 | TestMasTer | Corydon76-home, I`m aways from knowing enough about C to do that |
04:19.41 | Corydon76-home | The S100U is $100 or the TDM10B is $125 |
04:19.42 | PilotPTK-Home | robl^ what 'asterisk hacks' do the cards on ebay require? |
04:20.07 | n00dle | Um... I don't recommend the S100U... even for home use, it's painful at times. |
04:20.13 | jjhall | n00dle: Not familiar with terminology, but I want to use Asterix with my POTS telephone line provided with QWerst. I will use softphone for now and maybe some grandstreams later. |
04:20.21 | Shodan | looking at better resolution x100p , I think these card look a whole lot like motorola's SM56 data/fax modems are they using the same chipset ? |
04:20.24 | robl^ | PilotPTK-Home, I don't know the specifics.. but it requires making chnages to the source code for the drivers |
04:20.32 | Corydon76-home | But the TDM is expandable to 4, each port less than the cost of another card |
04:20.47 | PilotPTK-Home | funny, since i'm using about 30 of them - with no changes to the code. |
04:21.02 | Corydon76-home | The S100U is fine. My intern uses it at home all the time |
04:21.09 | TestMasTer | Corydon76-home, Would it be all that hard to write in C... For a newbie Programmer? |
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04:21.39 | robl^ | PilotPTK-Home, really? I've not tried them. I am just rrecalling what I have read on a mailing list |
04:21.42 | Corydon76-home | TestMasTer: You should probably learn single-threaded C first. |
04:21.42 | natas802 | for the digium clone cards on ebay you have to edit a 5 to a 6 in the source |
04:21.43 | natas802 | thats it |
04:21.53 | Corydon76-home | Multithreaded C is a little complex |
04:22.11 | n00dle | Corydon-w: I come home to find the S100U no longer running for no reason I can find... no calls had even come in several times. |
04:22.14 | TestMasTer | Corydon76-home, Ok thanx.. Time to go look for some howtos and stuff |
04:22.38 | Corydon76-home | n00dle: so you unplug the device from the computer and plug it back in after 30 seconds |
04:22.57 | tclark | "Multithreaded C is a little complex" Corydon76-home understatement of the year :) |
04:23.18 | TestMasTer | Corydon76-home, Would you be able to help me finsh off The one i have now..? |
04:23.29 | Corydon76-home | tclark: It's not as complex, as say, writing a preemptive scheduler. |
04:23.53 | n00dle | Corydon-w: Well, yes. I just wish I had a TDM10B instead. |
04:23.54 | file | blasphemy |
04:23.55 | robl^ | more complex than hello.c :) |
04:24.17 | Corydon76-home | Actually, it's not all that complex. You just have a think a little more. |
04:24.27 | Corydon76-home | Yeah, that might stress a few people, but... |
04:24.41 | tclark | well in this here community i can count on prolly 1 hand those that can write industrial strength threaded code for * |
04:24.50 | david | hrmmmm |
04:24.58 | Corydon76-home | Nah, it's more than that. |
04:25.03 | david | as soon as I load the zaprtc module, my asterisk install quits playing sounds |
04:25.13 | Corydon76-home | If I can write multithreaded code, any programmer can. |
04:25.13 | tclark | ok 2 hands |
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04:25.34 | Corydon76-home | The problem is that most of the * community are not programmers |
04:26.12 | TestMasTer | Corydon76-home, not programmers.. Or people trying to learn enough to help out the community... Like myself |
04:26.19 | robl^ | Corydon, that's the situation with most popular projects |
04:26.22 | Shodan | are there any voip cordless phones ? can I use a bluetooth phone as a voip phone ? |
04:26.35 | tclark | well writing, multithreaded code, is one thiong but having the right industrial strength is an other story hehe |
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04:26.46 | Shodan | (like the sony ericson cellphone for example) |
04:27.06 | Corydon76-home | Technically, I'm not a programmer, either. I'm an architect/analyst. |
04:27.45 | Corydon76-home | Hence, all of the stupid mistakes in my code. |
04:28.07 | n00dle | Heh... I was supposed to be a programmer, but turned into a sysadmin instead. |
04:29.04 | jjhall | Thanks everyone for the suggestions. I'm going to look and see what I want to do then give it a shot. My wife is summoning me to Everquest, so I guess I better comply. |
04:29.11 | Corydon76-home | Mmmm, hot decaf tea... |
04:29.33 | robl^ | decaf??? |
04:29.38 | TestMasTer | Can anyone recommend any good howto`s for C? |
04:29.50 | Corydon76-home | I don't want to stay up all night. :-P |
04:30.10 | robl^ | there is NOTHING wrong with staying up all nite |
04:30.27 | Corydon76-home | My husband would kill me if I stayed up all night again. |
04:30.49 | tclark | on another top has anyone else picked up these Linksys WRT58G, $70, for a full blown router with linux src code, there just too cool |
04:31.03 | Corydon76-home | A good C book? Hmmmm |
04:31.14 | robl^ | my husband already passed out from a hard day of construction work :) |
04:31.40 | Corydon76-home | Well, there's the K&R C book... but I wouldn't recommend it for someone who is trying to learn. |
04:31.49 | Corydon76-home | It's a great reference book, though. |
04:32.01 | Moc | Damnit, linux dont have WPC54G Linksys PCMCIA drivers |
04:32.09 | Moc | well I found one but it not free |
04:32.11 | robl^ | ugh! K&R?? that book is SOO OUTDATED. it's pre-ANSI |
04:32.11 | n00dle | I found K&R useful, but I'd had other languages before. |
04:32.18 | TestMasTer | Corydon76-home, I need something to help me learn.. Then look at a reference book later! |
04:32.29 | Corydon76-home | Uh, K&R has been long since updated to ANSI. |
04:32.48 | Moc | it cool * 0.7.2 is in unstable debian distro |
04:32.53 | robl^ | really? I have the original edition. ;) |
04:33.12 | Corydon76-home | Dunno. The best way to learn C is to write your own code. |
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04:33.33 | Corydon76-home | Yeah, Second Edition was ANSI. |
04:33.37 | TestMasTer | Corydon76-home, ya but how do you write your own code.. If you really have no clue |
04:34.06 | n00dle | TestMasTer: do a search for hello.c or "Hello, world" ... should get you close. |
04:34.08 | robl^ | I learned from "Teach Yourself C in 21 Days" and then by modifying other people's source code |
04:34.12 | n00dle | ...for starter code. |
04:34.45 | Corydon76-home | I'll ask my intern on Monday how he learned. He's a lot younger, so it's a lot newer to him. |
04:35.17 | file | common sense can get you far |
04:35.21 | TestMasTer | n00dle, I`ve wrote A few diffrent Hello Scripts.. and so on. but i don`t understand the more complex stuff |
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04:35.43 | Corydon76-home | Yeah, don't forget the programs in DOS that cause the machine to reboot due to improperly allocated code. |
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04:36.12 | Corydon76-home | That's always fun. Hope you remembered to save your work before you ran the program! |
04:36.27 | rcw | I knew one day if I waited long enough IRC would turn into a place where women get together and talk about their husbands |
04:37.02 | TestMasTer | rcw, lol |
04:37.02 | brc007 | hey TestMasTer let me know if you find a good book |
04:37.10 | robl^ | I ain't no woman either |
04:37.11 | TestMasTer | brc007, I will do for sure |
04:37.14 | brc007 | thanks |
04:37.27 | TestMasTer | brc007, I would only ask for you to do the same lol |
04:37.34 | Corydon76-home | Neither am I |
04:37.34 | brc007 | I looked at K&R ...not a newbie book :p |
04:37.41 | brc007 | sure |
04:38.17 | TestMasTer | brc007, So many people have told me about it.. So i got it.. OMG |
04:38.18 | TestMasTer | lol |
04:38.38 | brc007 | was that you that ordered it a few weeks ago? |
04:38.45 | brc007 | what's it like? :p |
04:39.08 | TestMasTer | brc007, Ya but i don`t know where to beging lol |
04:39.16 | TestMasTer | brc007, Ya but i don`t know where to begin lol |
04:39.59 | file | learn 'da anglais! |
04:42.57 | brc007 | damn rpm! |
04:43.30 | _Eagle_ | i know this is off topic, but can anyone help me with ghostscript? |
04:43.41 | _Eagle_ | i'm trying to print a pdf file from my freebsd command line |
04:43.59 | brc007 | try to uninstall a package and it says it's not installed...I KNOW it is |
04:44.01 | _Eagle_ | i have the printer working with lpr... and i have ghostscript installed |
04:44.27 | _Eagle_ | but i cant figure out what to use for the ghostscript command line arguments |
04:45.24 | _Eagle_ | i tried: gs -sDEVICE=laserjet fax.pdf | lpr |
04:45.24 | _Eagle_ | but it gives an error, saying it cant access the device |
04:45.25 | TestMasTer | brc007, you might find this helpfull http://www.cyberdiem.com/vin/learn.html |
04:45.44 | _Eagle_ | not sure if i should be using "laserjet" though |
04:45.51 | brc007 | m'kay thanks |
04:46.02 | Mike | someone has some docs on agi+ python? |
04:46.11 | TestMasTer | brc007, http://www.linuxlinks.it/programmazione.html |
04:47.24 | Moc | Mike how to upgrade kernel again using debian package system ? |
04:48.01 | nitram | Moc: asterisk in unstable depends on libpri1 which is not installable |
04:48.13 | nitram | just wanted to upgrade |
04:48.44 | Moc | nitram I was talking about unstable distribution of Debian |
04:48.52 | Moc | not as asterisk was unstable |
04:48.55 | nitram | so am i |
04:48.58 | Mike | Moc: you want to reinstall tonight again? |
04:49.02 | Mike | Moc: :) |
04:49.14 | Mike | Moc: apt-get install kernel-package |
04:49.16 | Moc | nope it seem fine rightnow... Just want to upgrade the kernel |
04:49.21 | nitram | Moc: so am i |
04:49.23 | Mike | download linux kernel source |
04:49.26 | Mike | on /usr/src |
04:49.28 | Mike | untar it |
04:49.33 | Mike | configure it |
04:49.47 | Mike | and make-kpkg --revision moc.1.0 kernel_image |
04:49.53 | Mike | this will make a nice .deb for you |
04:49.55 | Moc | nitram urm ok I guess that need to be fixed |
04:50.01 | Mike | with dpkg -i kernel_image-whatever.deb |
04:50.06 | Mike | then you do modprobe |
04:50.08 | Mike | then lilo |
04:50.15 | Mike | then install the mod utils for 2.6.x |
04:50.19 | Mike | and reboot |
04:50.21 | Mike | THAT IT |
04:51.09 | Mike | Moc: why do you want to upgrade your kernel? |
04:51.15 | Mike | you got some hardware not working? |
04:51.17 | robl^ | ok. time for me to move some stuff arround before I get some new furniture tomorrow |
04:51.20 | Moc | yep |
04:51.26 | Mike | then go ahead |
04:51.45 | Mike | Moc: you compile a kernel before? |
04:51.49 | Moc | wpc54g Linksys wireless card |
04:52.03 | Mike | Moc: 2.6.x is different from 2.4.x on the config part so carefull |
04:52.07 | Moc | if it doesn't work in 2.6, Im will put my WPC11 |
04:52.13 | Moc | ok |
04:52.17 | Mike | wpc11? |
04:52.33 | Moc | well the 802.11b version |
04:52.39 | Mike | Moc: did you look up info on your laptop model? |
04:52.51 | Mike | Moc: give me your laptop model |
04:53.01 | Moc | Compaq EVO N610C |
04:53.06 | Moc | but it a PCMCIA card |
04:53.17 | Mike | oh you have trouble with |
04:53.20 | Mike | pcmcia? |
04:53.51 | Mike | Moc: http://www.fettig.net/articles/linux_on_the_compaq_evo_n610c/ |
04:53.54 | Moc | well I need to buy drivers from linuxant.com or something |
04:54.11 | Moc | Im never gonna pay someone else for drivers |
04:54.40 | Mike | buy drivers? |
04:54.44 | Mike | your in linux man |
04:55.04 | Moc | Mike, well like those sound driver before... I remember that charged for using them |
04:55.09 | Mike | Ethernet |
04:55.09 | Mike | The built-in ethernet card works perfectly with the eepro100 driver. |
04:55.13 | Mike | modprobe eepro100 |
04:55.24 | Mike | and you have your rj45 working |
04:55.28 | Moc | everything work |
04:55.41 | Mike | so whats the problem? |
04:55.44 | Moc | except clito.. |
04:55.48 | Mike | Ethernet |
04:55.48 | Mike | The built-in ethernet card works perfectly with the eepro100 driver. |
04:55.51 | Moc | it a Linksys WPC54 wireless card |
04:55.56 | Mike | http://www.fettig.net/articles/linux_on_the_compaq_evo_n610c/ |
04:56.07 | Moc | I know Ive install debian over internet |
04:56.08 | Mike | pcmcia includes |
04:56.09 | Mike | the drivers |
04:56.14 | Mike | check out how that guy made it |
04:56.59 | Mike | Comments |
04:56.59 | Mike | My laptop is evo n610v, which is similar to n610v except for the LCD (1024x768) and the pointing device (touch pad only). I also have the acpi promblem, but someone reported 99% usable on his laptop: http://www.zippysoft.com/linux/evo_n610c/ |
04:58.50 | Mike | 2.6.x includes pcmcia drivers in the kernel and not as a patch |
04:58.57 | Mike | but its very different 2.6.x |
04:59.02 | Mike | really even burning |
04:59.12 | Mike | you dont use scsi emulation for cdburning no more |
04:59.21 | Mike | little details that |
04:59.29 | Mike | if you dont need to upgrade now |
04:59.33 | Mike | i recommend you not to do so |
04:59.40 | Moc | ... |
04:59.50 | Moc | I'll put lastest kernel 2.4 then |
04:59.58 | Mike | 2.4.24? |
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05:00.04 | Mike | thats a good kernel |
05:00.22 | Mike | you can use precompile kernels |
05:00.30 | Mike | on apt-cache search kernel image |
05:00.44 | Mike | i like more to customize it myself i hate |
05:00.54 | Mike | waiting for initrd |
05:01.06 | Moc | 2.4.25 ? |
05:01.16 | Mike | theres 2.4.25? |
05:01.26 | Moc | well there headers for it |
05:01.28 | Mike | last one i compile was 2.4.24 a few weeks ago |
05:01.48 | Mike | The latest 2.4 version of the Linux kernel is: 2.4.24 2004-01-05 13:55 UTC F V VI C Changelog |
05:01.48 | Mike | The latest prepatch for the 2.4 Linux kernel tree is: 2.4.25-rc1 2004-02-05 12:39 UTC V VI C Changelog |
05:02.01 | Mike | The latest stable version of the Linux kernel is: 2.6.2 2004-02-04 04:02 UTC F V VI C Changelog |
05:02.01 | Mike | The latest prepatch for the stable Linux kernel tree is: 2.6.3-rc1 2004-02-07 02:45 UTC V C Changelog |
05:03.21 | Mike | incredible |
05:03.23 | Mike | The latest 2.0 version of the Linux kernel is: 2.0.39 2001-01-09 21:29 UTC F V VI |
05:03.23 | Mike | The latest prepatch for the 2.0 Linux kernel tree is: 2.0.40-rc8 2004-01-26 01:48 UTC V VI Changelog |
05:03.27 | Mike | 2.0.x still alive |
05:03.28 | brc007 | I just installed the rpm |
05:03.30 | brc007 | ops |
05:03.31 | Mike | let him DIE!!! |
05:03.42 | Mike | its like 8 years old |
05:03.49 | Mike | that thing |
05:04.32 | Moc | hehe |
05:04.44 | Mike | maybe more |
05:04.44 | Moc | well I still like my Redhat 4.2 box at the office |
05:04.50 | Mike | wow |
05:04.58 | Mike | i have a redhat 5.0 on the shelf |
05:05.10 | Mike | kernel 2.0.35 |
05:05.12 | Mike | i belive |
05:05.15 | Mike | or 2.0.24 |
05:05.19 | Mike | i mean 2.0.34 |
05:05.35 | Moc | yes 34 was a good one |
05:05.43 | Mike | i like .36 |
05:05.47 | Mike | it was on redhat5.2 |
05:06.00 | Mike | i had ALOT of hardware support:P |
05:06.01 | Mike | hehehe |
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05:06.10 | robl^ | I have MCC Linux with kernel 0.99.pl9 :) |
05:06.23 | Mike | robl^: on floopys? |
05:06.28 | robl^ | 8 of them |
05:06.37 | Moc | ok updated the kernel.. kernel-image |
05:06.41 | Mike | my mom lost mine |
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05:06.45 | Mike | i had the 8 floopys |
05:06.47 | Moc | im sure i need modules or something |
05:06.49 | Mike | i also had a slackware 3.0 |
05:07.13 | Mike | reboot? |
05:07.19 | Mike | first change the lilo.conf |
05:07.24 | Moc | what I need to reboot ? :) |
05:07.25 | Mike | to boot with the initrd shit |
05:07.37 | Moc | he remade the symlink to the new kernel |
05:07.49 | Mike | you need to add the initrd |
05:07.55 | Mike | it wont boot up without it |
05:08.31 | Moc | it point to /initrd and that symlink was updated by kernel-image |
05:08.46 | Moc | dont i need to install modules ? |
05:08.57 | Mike | no |
05:09.02 | Mike | nono |
05:09.05 | Moc | ok cool.. reboot time then |
05:09.11 | Mike | the initrd you have to add it on the lilo.conf |
05:09.13 | Mike | you made that? |
05:09.15 | Mike | nooo |
05:09.17 | Mike | STOP |
05:09.23 | Moc | it already there budy.. |
05:09.25 | Mike | did you add the initrd on lilo? |
05:09.29 | Mike | ok run lilo |
05:09.32 | Mike | lilo |
05:09.35 | Mike | then reboot |
05:09.45 | bkw_ | lilo sucks |
05:09.48 | bkw_ | grub rocks |
05:09.51 | bkw_ | har har har |
05:09.51 | Mike | if you screw up boot with the rescue |
05:09.57 | Mike | and re do it ok? |
05:10.08 | Mike | bkw_: my girl friend is name Lila |
05:10.09 | Mike | :P |
05:10.14 | Mike | bkw_: it reminds me |
05:10.18 | bkw_ | I bet she does suck |
05:10.19 | bkw_ | :) |
05:10.21 | Moc | hehe ok reboot time them |
05:10.26 | Mike | bkw_: really good:P |
05:10.40 | Mike | Moc: good luck |
05:12.47 | Moc | worked |
05:13.01 | Mike | Moc: are you using the new gdm? |
05:13.07 | Mike | Moc: not the old shity one? |
05:13.13 | Moc | well I dont know if it new or not.. |
05:13.35 | Moc | I never really use linux as desktop, I tryed 4 year ago, but I got tired of it |
05:13.55 | Moc | I stick with unix for text stuff, server only |
05:14.07 | Moc | but knoppix recently bugged me when I tryed it |
05:14.10 | bkw_ | moc same here |
05:14.30 | Mike | sad story |
05:15.00 | Mike | Moc: http://www.5z.com/jirka/gdm.html |
05:15.02 | Moc | hehe, it like today, main problem is the video.. there is no good ATI Radeon drivers from what I see.. |
05:15.16 | Mike | http://www.5z.com/jirka/images/gdm-graphical2.png |
05:15.19 | Mike | thats gdm2 |
05:15.35 | Mike | Moc: #ATI they have 3d drivers now |
05:15.56 | Shodan | why would anyone get ati cards anyway ?! |
05:16.06 | Mike | Shodan: laptops have em |
05:16.21 | Mike | Shodan: but ati gives specs for people to develop opensource drivers |
05:16.38 | tessier_ | Hey, I used to know the guy who does 5z.com... |
05:16.40 | Mike | Shodan: nvidia makes GREATE even better drivers for linux than windows |
05:16.46 | tessier_ | jirka used to come to our LUG groups |
05:16.47 | Mike | Shodan: but they are propietary shit |
05:17.03 | Moc | I got GDM with the flower rightnow ; |
05:17.06 | Moc | hehe |
05:17.15 | Mike | Moc: put in a nice theme |
05:17.24 | Mike | Moc: i got a debian theme right now really cool |
05:17.26 | Shodan | yes but they work ;) , ati support isn't so bad if you don't need 3d , but their tv-out suck |
05:18.01 | Mike | Shodan: dude your on crack |
05:18.08 | Mike | ATI has good tv-out now |
05:18.24 | Mike | nvidia on the other hand just gives you binarys |
05:18.30 | Mike | that makes to many conflicts |
05:19.28 | Mike | moc what ati card do you have? |
05:19.41 | Moc | 7500 mobility |
05:19.43 | Shodan | there's both open source and binary drivers , and with nvtv you can precisely adjust the tv-out , the ati-tv-out is pretty much a hack (last time I tried , ie 6 months ago) |
05:20.00 | Mike | Shodan: the open source drivers for nvidia are a damn joke |
05:20.06 | Mike | Shodan: they dont even do good 2d |
05:20.45 | tessier_ | IAX will work ok when making an outgoing connection from behind a NAT, right? |
05:20.54 | Shodan | I haven't tried anything past 7500 though , nvidia oss driver work nice , even xvmc works! |
05:20.57 | Mike | tessier_: absolutly |
05:21.20 | Mike | the only problem i see with ati |
05:21.31 | tessier_ | Mike: Cool, thanks |
05:21.34 | Mike | its no good XFree drivers |
05:21.39 | Mike | included |
05:21.45 | Mike | you have to download an extra package |
05:21.49 | Mike | from there website |
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05:23.13 | Moc | well i see that lnx for desktop is still in a state of flux |
05:23.29 | Moc | it always seem to be experimental |
05:24.43 | Mike | Moc: your not used to it |
05:25.10 | Mike | Moc: use it for 3 months only linux desktop well see if will like going back to windos |
05:25.14 | Moc | well look, I go in #ATI and I see there is like 3 different stuff for linux |
05:26.06 | Mike | Moc: choose one and go for it |
05:26.38 | Mike | i got a matrox here |
05:26.58 | Moc | urm unstable xfree was build under kernel 2.6.1-rc2 |
05:27.06 | Moc | xfree 4.2 |
05:27.34 | Mike | so? |
05:27.37 | Moc | wasn't xfree 4.3 was the default in unstable Mike ? |
05:27.44 | Mike | yep |
05:27.50 | Moc | Mike, I just found that funny .. |
05:28.01 | Moc | Well I guess Im still now running unstable !! |
05:28.06 | jorgeraidel | mike but in linux have application that only can be in prompt |
05:28.39 | Mike | Moc: i havent upgraded my box to 4.3 |
05:28.52 | Moc | ha |
05:29.03 | Mike | Moc: 4.2 is really working nice |
05:29.17 | Mike | 2.6.x was enough for this week |
05:29.18 | Moc | all I want it my video in atless 2d mode to be fast |
05:29.23 | Mike | no more changes this week |
05:29.35 | Mike | Moc: try gatos? |
05:29.43 | Mike | Moc: http://gatos.sf.net |
05:31.04 | Mike | Moc: http://www.ati.com/support/drivers/linux/radeon-linux.html?type=linux&prodType=graphic&prod=productsLINUXdriver&submit.x=8&submit.y=8&submit=GO%21 |
05:32.57 | Moc | rpm... |
05:33.17 | Mike | alien -d file.rpm:P |
05:33.18 | Mike | ? |
05:33.24 | Mike | or go for gatos |
05:33.40 | Moc | will try gatos ...brb |
05:33.44 | Mike | ok |
05:34.45 | Shodan | anyone has voip client for win32 to suggest beside sjphone or netmeeting , for win32 ? |
05:34.55 | Mike | Shodan: xlite? |
05:36.12 | Shodan | k , are there other ? commercial or not , anything that works with * |
05:36.24 | Mike | xlite seems to work ok |
05:36.31 | Mike | or thats what people say |
05:36.56 | Shodan | k , looks nice too |
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05:37.22 | Moc | pl gatos seem for display only |
05:37.37 | Mike | ??? |
05:37.45 | Moc | i mean for tvout |
05:37.49 | Mike | Moc no |
05:37.51 | Mike | ati.2 |
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05:38.27 | Michael1 | Can anyone help me setup my nufone accouunt? I got the info but not sure how i do it with like a softphone |
05:39.07 | hmodes | when did this become #nufonesupportforpeoplenotusingasterisk? |
05:39.17 | hmodes | and now to crawl back in bed |
05:39.30 | Michael1 | lol |
05:39.32 | Michael1 | i'm a idiot |
05:39.40 | Michael1 | they gave me asterisk directions |
05:39.44 | Michael1 | but i don't have asterisk |
05:39.53 | Michael1 | and i dno't know hwo too setup asterisk |
05:39.57 | Michael1 | i don't want too try |
05:40.17 | Moc | you seem to be a person with problemes |
05:40.24 | Michael1 | jerjer is never around here |
05:40.49 | Michael1 | if he or she is Its hard too find them during atime i'm avaliavble. |
05:42.56 | hmodes | if you're not using iaxphone you probably should, it'll at least use generally the same data as * for configuration |
05:43.07 | Michael1 | I tryed taht |
05:43.10 | hmodes | failing that, e-mail support ;p |
05:43.41 | hmodes | or you could tell me your account info and i could 'try' it for you :) |
05:43.58 | hmodes | hint: please don't |
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05:44.03 | Michael1 | would my login id be the username i sent them like michaell? or is it michaell@switch-1.nufone.net |
05:44.14 | without | hi all |
05:44.17 | Michael1 | hi |
05:44.18 | Moc_ | ati.2 is evil, made my linux freeze |
05:44.27 | Mike | moc_??? |
05:44.43 | Mike | did you read the red big letters? |
05:44.57 | Moc_ | red what ;) h |
05:44.59 | Michael1 | me? |
05:45.17 | Mike | Installation |
05:45.17 | Mike | Do _NOT_ mix XFree drivers (i.e. 4.2.0 drivers are meant _only_ for 4.2.0). |
05:45.17 | Mike | 4.2.0 and 4.3.0 ati.2 source and binaries must only be used with drm-kernel for acceleration. Regular drm drivers will cause lockup with Radeons. |
05:45.19 | Mike | THOSE |
05:45.31 | Moc_ | of course |
05:45.35 | Mike | big red letters |
05:45.44 | hmodes | ati sucks at teh linux |
05:45.48 | Moc_ | i dont see big red stuff in link |
05:45.59 | Michael1 | hmodes what is the login name? |
05:46.16 | Mike | you downloaded the right drivers? |
05:46.19 | hmodes | Michael1: no idea, don't use nufone |
05:46.23 | Mike | its confusing sometimes |
05:46.24 | Mike | that page |
05:46.37 | Michael1 | lol |
05:46.39 | Michael1 | great.. |
05:46.44 | Michael1 | i'm scwwered.. |
05:46.52 | Mike | Moc: dpkg -l xserver-xfree86 |
05:46.53 | hmodes | no, you're just impatient |
05:46.59 | Mike | tell me what version it says you have |
05:46.59 | Mike | ? |
05:47.05 | hmodes | e-mail them |
05:47.19 | Michael1 | well that too |
05:47.19 | Michael1 | I did |
05:47.27 | Michael1 | They read but no reply |
05:48.04 | Michael1 | mike do you use nufone? |
05:48.38 | Michael1 | file can you help me out a bit |
05:48.39 | hmodes | what i don't understand is how you can figure out how to give them money but not use the service |
05:48.49 | Michael1 | lol |
05:48.50 | Mike | Michael1: i know people your kind |
05:48.58 | Mike | Michael1: suicide is no good ok? |
05:49.00 | Michael1 | well the instructions were asterisk |
05:49.02 | Michael1 | lol |
05:49.12 | file | Michael1: that's because NuFone is usually for asterisk users :) |
05:49.23 | Michael1 | lol |
05:49.27 | Michael1 | I liked the price |
05:49.28 | file | I know of nobody who uses it with a phone purely |
05:49.44 | Michael1 | I haven't fiqured out how too configutre asterisk. |
05:49.50 | Michael1 | me and mike tryed ... |
05:49.57 | Michael1 | still haven't gotten it |
05:50.13 | Mike | really? |
05:50.20 | Michael1 | you don't remmeber me |
05:50.21 | Michael1 | lol |
05:50.37 | Michael1 | you spent alot of time with me working on it but i was too stupid to fiqure it uo |
05:50.38 | Michael1 | out |
05:50.58 | Michael1 | lol |
05:51.09 | file | gypsies, tramps, and thieves! we hear it from the asterisk users! |
05:51.12 | Michael1 | file can you help me out with iax phone thingy |
05:51.25 | file | Michael1: login id is the one you told NuFone. |
05:51.28 | Mike | Michael1: why do you insist on voip? |
05:51.34 | Michael1 | cheaper |
05:51.49 | Michael1 | i told them michaell |
05:52.11 | Mike | Michael1: you know its also cheaper to buy a calling card |
05:52.22 | Mike | Michael1: you will be surely using voip service |
05:52.25 | Michael1 | yes i do |
05:52.37 | Michael1 | around 2 cents or so depending on where you get the card |
05:52.55 | Mike | Michael1: great deal isnt it? |
05:52.59 | Michael1 | yes |
05:53.10 | Michael1 | nufone i've heard everything great about... |
05:53.16 | Mike | no need for software phones or headsets |
05:53.20 | Mike | just pickup any phone |
05:53.27 | Michael1 | huh? |
05:53.38 | Mike | calling cards |
05:53.45 | Mike | you dial your 1800 number on any phone |
05:53.47 | Michael1 | i know |
05:53.49 | Mike | and it works!! |
05:53.52 | Michael1 | magically |
05:53.55 | Mike | yes |
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05:53.59 | bkw_ | I love digitalblasphemy.com |
05:54.00 | Mike | and your doing voip all the way! |
05:54.14 | Mike | bkw_: you got an account? |
05:54.20 | Michael1 | and its 4 times expensive |
05:54.28 | bkw_ | Mike yes I have had one for a long time |
05:54.38 | Mike | bkw_: care to share it? |
05:54.46 | Michael1 | lol |
05:54.47 | bkw_ | but i'm going dual LCD monitors and some nice stuffs |
05:54.59 | bkw_ | Mike no its 12 bucks for 90 days or 25 for a year |
05:55.10 | bkw_ | that guy deserves to make money |
05:55.16 | bkw_ | that is his only src of income right now |
05:55.24 | Mike | really? |
05:55.28 | Mike | how do you know? |
05:55.41 | bkw_ | read the site |
05:55.47 | Mike | lets see |
05:55.55 | Shodan | because he says so on his website |
05:56.07 | Michael1 | dam it |
05:56.56 | without | bks_: they have some nice stuff on that site :) |
05:57.06 | without | bkw_: they have some nice stuff on that site :) |
05:58.56 | bkw_ | yep |
05:59.20 | Michael1 | can anyone help me out with this bloddy program? |
05:59.30 | bkw_ | clean the blood off |
05:59.32 | bkw_ | and we will talk |
05:59.51 | Michael1 | Can anyone please help me with iaxphone? |
06:00.13 | without | if i could spear the cash it would be worth it ! |
06:02.38 | without | does anyone know why my 7960 want take SIP firmware it resets at 84% |
06:03.45 | Mike | you have a 7960 and cant buy a 25 suscription? |
06:03.49 | Mike | i just got mine |
06:03.49 | Mike | :P |
06:04.03 | Mike | and i have a budgetone |
06:04.07 | Michael1 | bkw: do you know how too use iaxphone? |
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06:05.35 | without | i have ver 4 SIP firmware |
06:06.24 | bkw_ | http://www.digitalblasphemy.com/yoursupport.shtml |
06:06.26 | bkw_ | Mike |
06:06.37 | Mike | bkw_: ok |
06:07.49 | without | well with 9 kids its taken me 8 month to save for one ! |
06:08.59 | without | do you want to support one and i will get one ....lol |
06:09.02 | brc007 | poor michael...should've told him to check into vonage |
06:09.11 | brc007 | (sp) :p |
06:09.37 | bkw_ | without yes |
06:09.37 | bkw_ | without its simple look at the error messages under status |
06:09.37 | bkw_ | I bet the firmwares buffer is too small to take the new firmware |
06:09.37 | bkw_ | thats why you have to take it in steps |
06:10.08 | without | steps ....? one ver at a time ?? |
06:10.34 | without | its only got call manager on it at the moment :( |
06:10.55 | bkw_ | ie 2.2 to 3.2 to 6.1 sip |
06:11.08 | Mike | without: well 9kids sounds to much fun with several wifes |
06:11.09 | Mike | :P |
06:11.10 | without | when its downloading the firmware it says nothing in the stats |
06:11.25 | bkw_ | without yes status messages |
06:11.28 | bkw_ | settings 5 |
06:11.32 | bkw_ | i'm not at my phone |
06:11.34 | bkw_ | so I can't tell you |