00:00.02 | slePP | how the hell do you do that. |
00:00.05 | dnc | its fucking impossible |
00:00.06 | dnc | exactly... |
00:00.21 | rgagnon | dnc: you can prove it... just go blow something up |
00:00.25 | rgagnon | then when it on the news |
00:00.27 | dnc | im like look, i can turn on the tv, or go next door to the bar, but i could do that anywhere and you wouldnt know any better |
00:00.29 | rgagnon | you say that was me |
00:00.30 | slePP | 'Yes, I'll prove it. Let me open a window. You know Sibera, it's -403408034 all the time. There, I'm.. *shiver* freezing *cough* to.. *gasp*' |
00:00.31 | dnc | heh |
00:00.36 | Carp | if I weree to setup 20 phones with asteris, what would be the cheapest route to take if I wanted to keep the system up when the poiwer is out? (computer will never lose power) |
00:00.37 | slePP | and then drop the phone and die |
00:00.43 | dnc | slePP: SERBIA. not siberia ;) |
00:01.06 | dnc | you know, former yugoslavia |
00:01.08 | Shaneful | lol |
00:01.09 | michaell | slePP: I thought that was my cell number I Was like how did you get that |
00:01.11 | slePP | carp: all POE phones, and use the UPS for those |
00:01.12 | Hogie | Carp: depending on the phones, Power over Ethernet |
00:01.14 | michaell | Its simillar |
00:01.16 | slePP | dnc: oh. oops. :> k, then BURN to death |
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00:01.20 | dnc | heh |
00:01.35 | dnc | ahh its ok here, just dont go into politics |
00:01.38 | Carp | POE needs a special ethernet port though, doesn't it? |
00:01.47 | Hogie | you can get injectors |
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00:03.56 | Carp | DOes anyone know what codecs nufone allows? |
00:04.30 | zoa | anyone from digium awake ? |
00:05.02 | Moc_ | Carp, for dialup I dont know.. |
00:05.09 | Moc_ | I use GSM and Ulaw with nufone with no problem |
00:05.15 | zoa | or a friend of cypromis ? |
00:05.23 | Carp | Right now I use GSM |
00:05.33 | Carp | was wondering if there was one that uses less BW and works with nufone |
00:05.35 | michaell | like eberything |
00:05.40 | dnc | what do you need zoa? |
00:05.43 | michaell | I know it uses gsm on my system |
00:05.57 | Carp | ulaw uses more than GSM right? |
00:06.06 | Moc_ | oh yes.. |
00:06.10 | zoa | dnc, are you a collegue ? |
00:06.16 | Moc_ | GSM is like 12kbits, ULaw is 64kbits |
00:06.21 | dnc | im a friend of cypromis |
00:06.23 | Carp | hmm |
00:07.17 | planetWayne | anyone know if you can run a 'creative labs' softmodem with * ?? (D15731 chip set?) |
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00:08.54 | rgagnon | :-) oops earlier I think I said I had a TE405P... its really a TE410P |
00:10.19 | rgagnon | Silly asterisk ignoring most of the zapata.conf file on me, and wont load the chan_zap module. |
00:10.33 | rgagnon | Now on a twin box where the only difference is the card is a T100P, it works fine. |
00:10.45 | rgagnon | Other than that the OS is same, hardware is same, code is same etc. |
00:11.24 | Yosh_ | arghs I see... |
00:11.25 | outtolunc | try loading the wct4xxx driver not the wct1xx one |
00:11.32 | rgagnon | :-) i did |
00:11.38 | Yosh_ | ASterisk behind NAT @ ATA behind router (and ... also nat) doesn't work |
00:11.53 | rgagnon | I have a service digium start command |
00:11.57 | rgagnon | Yosh: yes it does |
00:12.02 | Yosh_ | the udp 5004 packets get routed to the NAT-IP while the SIP-requests get routed to the right NAT-Ip |
00:12.10 | Yosh_ | bug in my "older" asterisk ? |
00:12.37 | rgagnon | Yosh: use the externip, localnet, and localip options in sip.conf |
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00:12.40 | Yosh_ | I do |
00:12.53 | rgagnon | The |
00:12.54 | Yosh_ | rgagnon: authentication does work ... though |
00:13.34 | Yosh_ | just can't hear anything ... the packetsniffing discovered just that * wants to send the packets to my internal-ATA-Ip |
00:13.56 | rgagnon | The "digium" script checks uses lspci to find card types, then loads the zaptel module, and the appropriate module for the card found... I use the wct4xxp module for 10ee:0314 and the wct1xxp module for e159:0001 |
00:14.16 | Yosh_ | while the Status: 200 OK gets right to the external ip |
00:14.26 | rgagnon | I've even loaded them manually, and still no worky |
00:15.04 | Yosh_ | rgagnon: you got NAT-2-NAT setup? |
00:15.05 | rgagnon | Yosh: how old is your chan_sip.c file??? |
00:15.11 | outtolunc | if you purchased from digium, give them a call |
00:15.21 | Yosh_ | rgagnon: erm .. .:) |
00:15.24 | Yosh_ | shall I look ? ;) |
00:15.42 | rgagnon | Yup... I was using XTEN on a pc at my house behind a router, and I have asterisk NAT'd in our lab behind our corprate firewall |
00:15.51 | rgagnon | it worked fine |
00:16.15 | rgagnon | outtolunc: I think I will thanks.... gotta wait till tomorrow I think though. Its 6:16pm here |
00:16.20 | ScaredyCat | meh! |
00:16.24 | Yosh_ | <PROTECTED> |
00:16.36 | ScaredyCat | does * cache sip registration entries |
00:16.44 | rgagnon | Scaredy: Yes |
00:16.46 | zoa | ScaredyCat: yes |
00:16.47 | Yosh_ | ScaredyCat: yup |
00:16.49 | zoa | you already asked that |
00:16.52 | outtolunc | rgagnon: you may want to fire up zttool |
00:16.52 | zoa | and i answered you :p |
00:16.56 | rgagnon | if you do a reload |
00:16.56 | ScaredyCat | no on e replied |
00:17.05 | zoa | we reply'd with 2 or so |
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00:17.09 | zoa | stop ignoring me :p |
00:17.14 | ScaredyCat | :( |
00:17.18 | rgagnon | to get it out of cache: database del Sip/Registry/username |
00:17.24 | Yosh_ | rgagnon: too old? :) |
00:17.30 | rgagnon | probably. |
00:17.38 | ScaredyCat | what does that do to existing registrations rgagnon? |
00:17.43 | rgagnon | There was some NAT fixes in february I believe |
00:17.56 | Yosh_ | ScaredyCat: just cleaning up |
00:18.00 | ScaredyCat | sorry zond |
00:18.03 | rgagnon | Nothing if you dont delete all of them |
00:18.08 | rgagnon | Just the one you want out |
00:18.18 | ScaredyCat | I want to clear the cahce |
00:18.23 | rgagnon | use "database show" to see it |
00:18.25 | ScaredyCat | cash |
00:18.26 | rgagnon | to clear it |
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00:18.27 | rgagnon | : |
00:18.27 | ScaredyCat | cache |
00:18.34 | rgagnon | database deltree SIP/Registry |
00:18.55 | ScaredyCat | but will that kill off (unregister) existing phones? |
00:19.05 | Yosh_ | gotta do a cvs pullout now... |
00:19.18 | rgagnon | Think so, but then its up to the phones timers to create a new rgistration |
00:19.19 | Yosh_ | but usually "never change a running system" d'oh |
00:19.21 | ScaredyCat | entries never seem to expire - which is a pile of poo |
00:19.37 | rgagnon | they expire... they just sit in memory |
00:19.49 | Yosh_ | mmhhh how old is the stable_1_0 btw? |
00:19.58 | Yosh_ | ah |
00:20.01 | Yosh_ | nearing release ;) |
00:20.02 | rgagnon | not sure... I get my code from CVS |
00:20.02 | ScaredyCat | well they sit in the db,, and never go away :( |
00:20.25 | Yosh_ | me too |
00:20.26 | Yosh_ | whew |
00:20.35 | Yosh_ | the chan_zap.c is just 3 days old |
00:20.46 | Yosh_ | is there a webgui to the cvs for reading diffs? |
00:20.48 | rgagnon | dont just update the one file though |
00:20.58 | rgagnon | I bet there are headers and sample configs as well |
00:21.09 | rgagnon | better off to update on the whole channels directory |
00:21.17 | Yosh_ | right |
00:21.28 | Yosh_ | I'll do then... |
00:21.40 | rgagnon | **Disclaimer: if it blows up.. I didn't do it |
00:21.50 | Yosh_ | hehehe |
00:21.53 | Yosh_ | y0 dude |
00:22.27 | Yosh_ | but at first I'll try something else with the existing one |
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00:23.00 | file | so, anybody find anymore free DIDs? |
00:23.13 | Carp | Does anyone play around with call files? |
00:23.23 | Carp | .call files* |
00:23.41 | Carp | nevermind |
00:24.14 | juser123 | hey all. is asterisk the best solution for a simple v-mail with web front end that is open source? It looks good, and all I really need is v-mail with a simple autoattendant and the ability to email notify about messages. |
00:24.15 | Yosh_ | hehe ok... looks like the dtmf-tones get lost via the provider if calling my box |
00:24.30 | Yosh_ | gotta mail the admin tomorrow |
00:24.45 | Yosh_ | if he knows how to setup the * right for that |
00:26.21 | Yosh_ | juser123 nope |
00:26.28 | Yosh_ | :-) |
00:26.32 | mrgoby | Carp: what about call files? |
00:26.37 | Yosh_ | juser123: PSTN or SIP ? |
00:26.43 | juser123 | pstn |
00:26.57 | Yosh_ | isdn ? |
00:26.58 | Yosh_ | :-) |
00:27.01 | juser123 | pots |
00:27.16 | Yosh_ | for european isdn there are better tools for what you need |
00:27.34 | juser123 | I'm in the us. just standard old pots lines |
00:27.39 | Yosh_ | hehe so dunno |
00:27.52 | Yosh_ | but If youre not really linuxaddicted don't try ;) |
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00:28.27 | juser123 | addicted is a light way to put it. but I'd not be adverse to a win32 solution either |
00:29.24 | juser123 | so is there a stand alone v-mail that might do the trick. I don't need the full PBX function |
00:29.50 | Yosh_ | look @ freshmeat.net I would advise you |
00:30.06 | juser123 | If i had cisco unity, then I'd use one of my voice routers in the lab to take the calls, but alas no unity. |
00:30.14 | Yosh_ | I had in mind hylafax also had the ability in some way... |
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00:31.07 | juser123 | i thought hylafax was just about the fax. |
00:31.29 | ScaredyCat | I thought it was a town in the Uk.... |
00:31.33 | ScaredyCat | :P |
00:31.48 | Yosh_ | hrhr |
00:31.55 | Yosh_ | whew... 01.31am |
00:32.32 | ScaredyCat | wibble |
00:32.36 | Shido6 | someone get faxing working |
00:32.37 | Shido6 | ? |
00:32.50 | michaell | http://drivemeinsane.com/ |
00:33.37 | Yosh_ | Shido6 with what? |
00:34.28 | Yosh_ | juser123: google told me ... http://www.avantbard.com/blog/archives/000131.html |
00:35.49 | Shido6 | with * |
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00:36.37 | Yosh_ | Shido6 not me... |
00:37.00 | Yosh_ | didn't try to attach a faxmachine to my ata yet ;) but you could try that and tell me how :) |
00:37.10 | Yosh_ | *eg* |
00:37.28 | Moc_ | you should beable to send fax even using throught Nufone (using ulaw) |
00:37.55 | Shido6 | I want * to save faxes for me to print later elsewhere |
00:38.13 | zoa | shido: it doesnt work with all faxes afaik |
00:38.43 | habakuk | Shido6, you need to to do something with hylafax which can save as tif file |
00:38.52 | Shido6 | do i need a modem? |
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00:39.14 | Yosh_ | think so...?! |
00:39.16 | zoa | hylafax might be able to do the trick |
00:39.29 | habakuk | something like fxs ->faxmodem ( connected with hylafax) |
00:40.22 | habakuk | don't try any codec besides g.711 though |
00:48.36 | Muckl | does someone know a tool to sniff and record or live-play a RTP session? |
00:49.07 | Yosh_ | sniff = packets? :) |
00:49.11 | Yosh_ | or sniff = stream |
00:49.11 | zoa | muckl that doesnt exist |
00:49.18 | zoa | not in audio stream anyway |
00:49.24 | Yosh_ | use your tcpdump and decode the whole shit 8-) |
00:49.26 | Shido6 | etherreal or similar sounding |
00:49.33 | Yosh_ | (happy decoding..) |
00:49.34 | Shido6 | doesnt that do it with a module |
00:49.35 | Shido6 | ? |
00:50.06 | Yosh_ | Shido6: but ethereal nor tcpdump understand, what they're capturing due to nature :) |
00:50.09 | Muckl | sure it does. i saw it 2 years ago at a voip-meeting in germany |
00:50.33 | zoa | never seen something that was able to give you voice |
00:50.36 | Muckl | it was a live man-in-the-middle sniffing of G711 data |
00:50.48 | habakuk | ethereal has a module to record rtp streams to an audio file |
00:50.51 | Muckl | you could hear the 2 people talking to each other |
00:50.53 | zoa | no way |
00:50.55 | habakuk | its right out of the box |
00:50.57 | Yosh_ | aha ok |
00:51.07 | Yosh_ | didn't know that either :) |
00:51.12 | Muckl | habakuk: is that module in the standard ethereal distribution? |
00:51.18 | habakuk | g.711 only though |
00:51.22 | habakuk | Muckl, yep |
00:51.28 | Muckl | ok |
00:51.32 | habakuk | latest version has it |
00:51.47 | Muckl | *heating up cvs* :) |
00:51.53 | zoa | its true |
00:51.57 | zoa | latest version has it |
00:52.28 | Muckl | ...but still not the program i was looking for |
00:52.32 | habakuk | zoa, actually its been there for a while |
00:52.43 | zoa | i didnt know that |
00:52.48 | Muckl | the program i know was something else... and it played directly to the laptop speakers |
00:54.29 | zoa | ciao |
00:54.36 | Yosh_ | me too |
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01:02.56 | mrgoby | hell |
01:02.57 | mrgoby | o |
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01:03.13 | DarkFlib | damn firewall |
01:04.35 | ScaredyCat | yaaay!!!!! |
01:04.45 | ScaredyCat | http://www.automated.it/files/ |
01:04.57 | ScaredyCat | Georeferencing calls... realtime :D |
01:06.27 | DarkFlib | nice |
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01:15.37 | mrgoby | ScaredyCat: you have any source to accompany those images?? :-) |
01:16.34 | ScaredyCat | the map is available from .,... erm.. hang. lemmie find it |
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01:19.47 | ScaredyCat | http://www.nima.mil/ |
01:20.32 | twisted | wheeee |
01:22.50 | ScaredyCat | the rest of it is in development.... really raw code... |
01:23.06 | mrgoby | sweet |
01:23.12 | mrgoby | what are you using? |
01:23.13 | killerbee | hey/.. |
01:23.23 | slePP | anyone know any voice talent for free? :> |
01:23.30 | killerbee | who has a script for me to play music on a channel ... while I'm on it |
01:23.40 | ScaredyCat | www.rhetorical.com slePP |
01:24.09 | slePP | hmm. it sounds good? |
01:24.12 | ScaredyCat | killerbee: use the manager interface to put the call on hold |
01:24.23 | killerbee | humm |
01:24.28 | killerbee | has possiblilites... |
01:24.28 | ScaredyCat | slePP: yeah... not bad at all |
01:24.32 | killerbee | thanks ScaredyCat |
01:24.56 | slePP | so, To reach general voice mail is just a horrid little sentence |
01:25.17 | twisted | slepp: only if you're using the accents ;) |
01:25.54 | slePP | hehehehehehe |
01:26.21 | slePP | dude. |
01:26.21 | slePP | totally. |
01:26.40 | twisted | why not get your gf to record your voice prompts? |
01:26.44 | slePP | uhm... |
01:26.48 | slePP | .. |
01:26.56 | slePP | i love her and all, but she doesn't have the voice for it. |
01:26.56 | slePP | :> |
01:27.00 | DarkFlib | ScaredyCat: what method are you using to georeference those ips? |
01:27.02 | twisted | hehehe |
01:27.05 | twisted | be sure to play them for her |
01:27.17 | twisted | then tell her you had a super-sexy english model come over and record them for you :) |
01:27.17 | slePP | the ones from wherever? |
01:27.21 | slePP | hehe |
01:27.33 | slePP | 'and when she was done.. well. i had to pay her, and she accepted all i had to offer....' |
01:27.34 | twisted | in the nude |
01:27.38 | twisted | lol |
01:27.41 | slePP | 'no, honey, stop beating me. ouch. ow. stop.. no, not the knife.' |
01:27.50 | twisted | hahahahaha |
01:28.10 | ScaredyCat | DarkFlib: db lookup |
01:28.11 | slePP | http://www.netmonks.ca/oops.wav |
01:28.39 | DarkFlib | ScaredyCat: where did you get the db from? |
01:29.01 | ScaredyCat | geobytes |
01:29.08 | DarkFlib | k |
01:29.13 | DarkFlib | thnx |
01:29.16 | ScaredyCat | developer license... $49 |
01:29.27 | ScaredyCat | gives you the full db |
01:29.34 | ScaredyCat | + 1 year of updates |
01:30.07 | Shido6 | where is zoa? |
01:31.07 | DarkFlib | hmm...fairly accurate.... it even guessed I was in Leicester even tho my router is a nottingham one |
01:31.18 | slePP | scaredycat: okay. rhetorical sounds gooood. |
01:31.28 | ScaredyCat | :) |
01:31.59 | ScaredyCat | DarkFlib: there are the odd black holes... but other than that it;s pretty good... |
01:32.15 | ScaredyCat | and u can use paypal too :) |
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01:32.29 | PoBK | ello peeps |
01:32.52 | twisted | slePP: LOL |
01:32.54 | twisted | that url |
01:33.31 | PoBK | anyone know of a way of enticing asterisk to give correct ISDN Termination codes for calls? |
01:33.58 | PoBK | IE one of the plethora at http://212.115.32.10/isdnterms? |
01:34.27 | DarkFlib | nice..... the black holes can be guessed at from other sources i have.... |
01:34.40 | DarkFlib | or worst case....do a traceroute |
01:36.02 | twisted | does rhetorical have a demo site? |
01:36.11 | ScaredyCat | yeah, that's what I'm doing DarkFlib |
01:36.29 | ScaredyCat | twisted: yes... select 'demo' from the menu ... oddly enough |
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01:36.41 | twisted | d'oh |
01:36.59 | netrique | Is anyone selling temrinations for USA? if so, please email me joel@netrique.biz |
01:37.38 | ScaredyCat | but the main thing is to trace calls from spoofed callerid... |
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01:38.20 | DarkFlib | worth doing just for that.... |
01:38.39 | ScaredyCat | and i can tell if my boss is trying to call too... >:) |
01:39.04 | twisted | oddly enough, rhetorical is having issues.... |
01:39.15 | twisted | audio is poppy, and full of sheeiat. |
01:39.19 | ScaredyCat | prolly flooded by #asterisk users |
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01:43.51 | slePP | has anyone had the luck of making sphinx2 work with asterisk as a voice recognition package yet? |
01:44.07 | slePP | i have it working well enough to notice i'm talking :> but not actually make sense of the words yet |
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01:44.26 | Brixius | hello |
01:44.32 | slePP | hi |
01:47.28 | ScaredyCat | slePP: the only vr I've got working is those remote hosted ones, and i hate that |
01:47.29 | BoRiS2 | lol slePP |
01:47.52 | slePP | remote hosted vr? |
01:47.59 | ScaredyCat | yeah |
01:48.07 | slePP | but yeh, i have sphinx2 listening to the channel, and it decodes it. kinda. |
01:48.11 | slePP | the audio needs a big cleanup, i think |
01:48.17 | slePP | i wonder if running it through sox as a smoother might help |
01:50.02 | ScaredyCat | slePP: http://cafe.bevocal.com/ |
01:50.39 | slePP | have you setup anything that goes like this: the user calls in, they don't hit a button. at all.. for say a minute, so we politely say goodbye and hangup |
01:50.45 | DarkFlib | jst a quickie.... is there an easy way to do call waiting from within asterisk.... I keep seeimng sites saying it supports it but no info on how |
01:50.58 | slePP | and every 10 seconds say 'are you there?' |
01:50.58 | slePP | oh, i have an idea. nevermind. |
01:51.49 | ManxPower | slePP: My sample config files do that. |
01:51.53 | ScaredyCat | DarkFlib: callwaiting=yes |
01:52.04 | slePP | manxpower: just a SetVar and a gotoif? |
01:52.09 | DarkFlib | in extensions global section? |
01:52.29 | ManxPower | slePP: Mine does not say "are you there". If you don't do anything for 20 seconds it just hands up on you. |
01:52.36 | ScaredyCat | DarkFlib: in sip.conf or zaptel.conf |
01:52.39 | slePP | no, i don't want that. |
01:52.40 | DarkFlib | k |
01:52.42 | slePP | i want it to try :> |
01:52.47 | DarkFlib | thnx |
01:52.49 | slePP | i already have it donig that. |
01:53.21 | slePP | i'm thinking, on timeout, set a variable. and increase it by 1 each time. after 5 tries, just say 'You apparently have gone away. Thanks for calling.' and hangup |
01:53.31 | slePP | or after 4 invalid extensions hangup politely. |
01:53.44 | ScaredyCat | agi ... easy peasy |
01:53.49 | slePP | why agi? |
01:53.55 | slePP | the dialplan supports everything you need. |
01:54.11 | slePP | variables and conditional branching |
01:54.12 | ScaredyCat | cos it's easy ... dialplan smileplan |
01:54.27 | slePP | heh. but it's just as easy in the dialplan, i think. |
01:54.35 | slePP | four lines for each t, and i |
01:54.42 | ScaredyCat | as well as the fact that you have to reload for every change |
01:54.52 | slePP | in theory, it doesn't change :> |
01:55.04 | ScaredyCat | while developing and testing |
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01:55.11 | ScaredyCat | (assuming u do test) |
01:55.47 | slePP | testing? BAH |
01:55.48 | slePP | :> |
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01:57.07 | km- | who's ready for a rousing game of find the smartjack! |
01:57.31 | slePP | MEMEME |
01:57.33 | slePP | how do we play? |
01:57.55 | GoofBall | Look for the oversized box in the most obnoxious location |
01:57.57 | michaell | lol |
01:57.58 | michaell | thats funny |
01:58.22 | km- | well |
01:58.28 | km- | as soon as I finish naming the pictures |
01:58.42 | km- | I'll put them on a website |
01:58.48 | km- | and you guys can try to identify where the smart jack is |
01:58.48 | km- | :) |
01:59.23 | slePP | (what's a smartjack?) |
01:59.40 | slePP | :> |
01:59.42 | blll | look for the plywood on the wall |
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01:59.44 | GoofBall | SmartJack is active electronics that provide the telco demarc |
02:00.01 | GoofBall | The telco can loop it up, and also collect statistics on the T1 |
02:00.25 | GoofBall | Allows them to figure out where to point the "its your fault that its broke" finger |
02:00.46 | GoofBall | Of course if its their fault, they will never own up to it. |
02:00.57 | file | no telco will, it's universal |
02:01.01 | GoofBall | The problem will just go away, and when you call to find out what |
02:01.11 | GoofBall | happened, they will say "no trouble found" :) |
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02:01.18 | file | bkw_: oooooooh |
02:01.31 | jjhall | Crap. My desktop install of Fedora seems to be borked. |
02:01.38 | bkw_ | I can usually get 120 min out of these.. but this is the first time I have put this on my desktop box |
02:02.47 | slePP | hmm.. Agent/:1,1 ; Any agent in group 1, wait for first available, but consider with penalty |
02:02.51 | slePP | k, i get it up to the point of penalty |
02:03.00 | slePP | oh |
02:03.01 | slePP | there we go |
02:03.08 | slePP | i erased the comment that explained that |
02:03.25 | jjhall | Anyone had any experience with this error when booting in? init: Id "x" respawning too fast: disabled for 5 minutes. |
02:03.28 | km- | you'll have to forgive me |
02:03.36 | km- | I've got 30 pictures to go through :) |
02:03.58 | rcw | jjhall: look at /etc/inittab for a line that starts with "x:" |
02:04.48 | rcw | jjhall: it runs a program, then runs it again when it dies (ad infinitum). That program is dying quickly. Find out why by running it manually. |
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02:05.25 | jjhall | rcw: OK. Let me open it up. Long story short, let up2date install everything (fresh Fedora install) then it locked, got this on reboot. |
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02:06.12 | iaxy | that sounds like mgetty problem...no? |
02:06.36 | GoofBall | jjhall: could the x: line in /etc/inittab perchance be starting your X server? |
02:06.41 | netrique | Is anyone selling temrinations for USA? if so, please email me joel@netrique.biz, thanx |
02:07.28 | netrique | I only need a few lines |
02:07.41 | slePP | holy crap this music on hold sounds bad. it used to work just fine. |
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02:08.04 | rcw | slepp: are you on a speakerphone? |
02:08.14 | slePP | no |
02:08.15 | Carp | has anyone played with .call files? |
02:08.15 | twisted | bbl... gotta jet |
02:08.18 | jjhall | OK, unfortunately I don't know the answer to that GoofBall. I am fairly new to Linux, especially on a graphics mode system. The line is: |
02:08.31 | slePP | it's coming out REALLY loud and distorted |
02:08.46 | jjhall | x:5:respawn:/etc/X11/prefdm -nodaemon |
02:09.00 | jjhall | When I run it manually, it puts me back at the bash prompt |
02:09.02 | rcw | slepp: are you using "quietmp3:"? |
02:09.12 | slePP | i was, and now i'm not. |
02:09.13 | slePP | no difference. |
02:09.21 | slePP | except one sounded worse than the other, but it's hard to tell which :> |
02:09.47 | jjhall | My kneejerk reaction is to treat it like windows and re-install, but I would rather learn how to do it the right way. |
02:10.09 | rcw | jjhall: not sure what prefdm is supposed to do. Maybe you can ignore it. If you don't need X, you can almost certainly just remove it from /etc/inittab |
02:10.15 | GoofBall | jjhall: That does seem to be your X server. |
02:10.19 | Carp | has anyone played with .call files? |
02:10.38 | GoofBall | Or maybe a display manager that is supposed to start your X server |
02:10.49 | iaxy | display manager for x server |
02:10.50 | rcw | goofball: yeah, it ends with "dm", like "xdm" |
02:11.35 | GoofBall | jjhall: do you have another system that you can use to telnet into this one? |
02:11.53 | file | telnet? ugh |
02:11.59 | iaxy | jjhall: init 3 |
02:12.01 | slePP | ouch. yeh, i wonder why music on hold doesn't work now. |
02:12.05 | jjhall | GoofBall: Yes, and in fact I can hit ctrl-c and get a command prompt. Either way. |
02:12.06 | GoofBall | ok ssh |
02:12.44 | jjhall | Switching to Runlevel: 3 |
02:13.08 | slePP | rcw: any other suggestions? :> |
02:13.15 | jjhall | OK, started several services all ending with [OK] |
02:13.21 | Carp | slePP: you ever play with .call files? |
02:13.28 | slePP | no sir. i have nothing to call out on |
02:13.31 | rcw | slepp: maybe there's some txgain or rxgain option you can use with MOH |
02:13.52 | rcw | slepp: worst case, you can use sox to change the volume of your sound files |
02:14.20 | slePP | yeh. which is a sad option :> |
02:14.42 | jjhall | If you guys would rather move to a different channel to help and avoid OT on this channel, that is fine with me. Whatever you prefer. |
02:14.59 | GoofBall | jjhall: take a look at /var/log to see if any error messages hit any log files |
02:15.21 | GoofBall | (that is messages specific to prefdm) |
02:15.58 | GoofBall | also check to see if there is a file /etc/sysconfig/desktop |
02:16.16 | GoofBall | You may also want to look at http://www.prosig.com/protor/kbase/prefdm.html |
02:17.29 | GoofBall | jjhall: That web page seems to have some prefdm "clue" |
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02:18.17 | iaxy | jjhall: you can startx, then select a different manager and then go back to init 5, to see if there is a problem with your display manager...just a suggestion |
02:18.33 | jjhall | Only thing in /etc/sysconfig/desktop is desktop="gnome" |
02:19.05 | GoofBall | slePP: I noticed the same sort of loudness problem when I was calling you last night and got your voicemail box (not the auto attend) |
02:20.34 | GoofBall | jjhall: look at /etc/X11/prefdm -- its a shell script. Check to see if the |
02:20.54 | GoofBall | case of the variable (as well as the value) in /etc/sysconfig/desktop matches |
02:21.14 | slePP | goofball: yeh, that's what i'm trying to fix now. |
02:21.23 | km- | http://www.rttx.com/~pgrace/comcloset/ |
02:21.24 | km- | OK |
02:21.39 | km- | ratsnest.jpg -- just look at what I have to deal with! :) |
02:22.30 | km- | basement3.jpg has the two candidate boxes that may be the smartjack |
02:22.39 | km- | with candidate*jpg being pictures of both |
02:22.44 | GoofBall | km-: its the pairgain box |
02:22.46 | km- | the weird thing is |
02:22.53 | km- | there are no lamps on either unit |
02:23.10 | km- | and the circuit ID's printed on the boxes don't jive with the circuit ID on the biscuit in upper-closet9.jpg |
02:23.27 | km- | if the smartjack was on |
02:23.27 | GoofBall | km-: oh wait... |
02:23.31 | km- | wouldn't it at least have some lamp? |
02:24.01 | GoofBall | km-: ok both candidates look like candidates :) |
02:24.20 | km- | hehe |
02:24.22 | km- | exactly |
02:24.31 | km- | the white boxed one is labeled uunet |
02:24.37 | km- | but our provider is adelphia |
02:24.50 | km- | so I dont think that's the one |
02:24.57 | yebo | unplug randomly and see who screams |
02:25.07 | jjhall | km-: Ouch. I've worked on similar rat nests. A toner is a godsend. |
02:25.09 | file | you don't know which one is yours? |
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02:25.33 | GoofBall | km-: where is the jack in upper-closet9 located? |
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02:25.56 | km- | file: we don't know where the smartjack is, or which one is ours -- there's 15 years of delapidated telco equipment laying around |
02:26.07 | km- | goofball: that's the line that the cisco router runs to |
02:26.16 | km- | goofball: the other side of that plugs into the panel in... |
02:26.19 | jjhall | OK, on my boot issue, the variables match, and I can't find any errors in the logs other than the one I pasted. Unless there are any better ideas, I think I am going to chalk this one up to "over my head" and reload. |
02:26.33 | km- | upper-closet5.jpg |
02:26.42 | km- | with the blue door |
02:26.43 | file | km-: dear god |
02:26.46 | km- | which in turn goes down to the basement |
02:26.47 | Carp | can I set callerID info in iax.conf? |
02:26.48 | km- | ratsnest.jpg |
02:26.53 | file | start fresh! ;) |
02:26.55 | Carp | or does it have to be in extensions.conf |
02:26.56 | Carp | ? |
02:26.58 | km- | file: yeah, now you know what I'm talking about |
02:27.19 | jjhall | file: I think that advice applies to both km- and I! LOL |
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