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00:00.56lanceythis is from some docs about Asterisk AGI
00:02.05lanceybut Asterisk doesn't behave like that...
00:02.05km-nice
00:02.05km-2 out of 2 hunks failed on the patch
00:02.05km-heh
00:02.19kramokies
00:03.18km-I'll apply the patch manuall
00:03.18andrewg0/win 22
00:05.15km-that's curious
00:05.15km-why'd the patch fail
00:05.15km-it was totally obvious
00:05.18Supaplexhey boys and girls, wassup?
00:05.18kramdid you read the directions?
00:05.18kramand install the pppoe patch first?
00:05.18kramoh wait
00:05.18kramthere are no directions
00:05.18kram(doh!)
00:07.08km-hahahahhhaahha
00:07.09km-so you have to put the pppoe patch in there huh
00:07.09km-lemme grab that too
00:07.55paulclancey: delayed reply.. how does Asterisk behave then?
00:07.55km-I was wondering why zaptel.c was crashing and burning
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00:08.05kramanyway
00:08.08kraminstall the PPPOE patch first
00:08.08krammaybe you can put a README toegehter when you're done
00:08.08kramdeal?
00:08.08km-ahhhhhhh
00:08.08km-I love it when a good thing comes together
00:09.51km-kram: I'm not supposing you've got directions and/or an example options file, do ya?\
00:09.51km-sure
00:09.51km-I'll document the steps
00:10.37km-okie doke
00:10.41km-I've got 9 steps documented sofar
00:10.56km-I've got the pppd all compiled up with pppoe and zaptel plugin
00:12.36km-my guess is the next step is to configure some sort of options file for pppd to use
00:12.37km-kram: does this method require the kernel hdlc support?
00:12.37km-kram: or is this a pure zaptel implementation?
00:13.59km-Jun 20 20:47:45 sspbx1 pppd[2799]: pppd 2.4.1b2 started by root, uid 0
00:13.59km-Jun 20 20:47:45 sspbx1 pppd[2799]: tcgetattr: Inappropriate ioctl for device(25)
00:13.59km-Jun 20 20:47:46 sspbx1 pppd[2799]: Exit.
00:14.03km-when I do 'pppd /dev/zap/17 noauth'
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00:15.03km-heh, it's Inappropriate! :P
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00:16.42kramit does not require kernel hdlc
00:16.42kramjust kernel pppp
00:16.43km-yep
00:16.43km-got that compiled in, thankfully
00:16.43km-I've gotten so far as to do 'pppd /dev/zap/17 noauth plugin zaptel.so' but I get an inappropriate ioctl on device
00:16.43km-which leads me to believe that I shouldnt be using /dev/zap/17
00:17.08km-although if I cat /dev/zap/17 I definitely see stuff
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00:17.28kramyou have to use the module
00:17.28krammodule zaptel.so
00:17.32km-yes
00:18.00krampppd plugin zaptel.so stdin < /dev/zap/1 for example
00:19.03km-uhm
00:19.26km-I just did "ppp plugin zaptel.so 17 noauth
00:19.31km-and I think the kernel panicked
00:20.02km-because now the box isn't responding to pings or ssh packets
00:21.01kramhrm
00:21.01kramokay well not sure then
00:21.01km-heheehhehe