00:00.49 | modulus` | i have a serious kimchi gut |
00:00.57 | tzanger | I do not like kimchi, not one bit |
00:01.01 | modulus` | i'll be beating wives before long |
00:01.04 | ZX81 | No such command 'heh' (type 'help' for help) |
00:01.08 | tzanger | although |
00:01.19 | tzanger | I LOVE that bbq steak stuff... it's awesome |
00:01.20 | tzanger | and |
00:01.34 | tzanger | it's strange, but the gas I get from that shit... it smells as good as if there's a plate of it in front of me |
00:01.44 | ZX81 | ok...you've done it now...I'm officially hungry |
00:01.46 | tzanger | I've never ever had that happen before, it's the spices are not digested at all |
00:01.48 | ZX81 | heh |
00:01.54 | modulus` | LOL tzanger |
00:01.55 | modulus` | hahahahaaa |
00:02.02 | ZX81 | heh |
00:02.04 | file | Shrek appears to be on. |
00:02.11 | ZX81 | on what? |
00:02.14 | ZX81 | heh |
00:02.18 | file | CTV |
00:02.24 | tzanger | I'm serious... it's like <fart>... <sniff>... DAMN that smells good, what the fuck? |
00:02.29 | ZX81 | oh...not angel dust or some such |
00:02.34 | ZX81 | tzanger: rofl |
00:02.46 | ZX81 | tzanger: maybe the shit would taste good |
00:02.47 | ZX81 | lol |
00:02.54 | ZX81 | *worng* |
00:02.56 | tzanger | I mean usually your own brand is, well, tolerable... but this was downright mouthwatering |
00:02.56 | modulus` | tzanger it's part of the whole delicious experience |
00:03.05 | ZX81 | haha |
00:03.07 | TripleF2 | <PROTECTED> |
00:03.31 | tzanger | ZX81: if I were 15 years younger and drunk I might have tried it just to satisfy my curiosity... but I've got some pretty big shit-eating hangups now that I'm older |
00:03.54 | ZX81 | lol |
00:03.58 | tzanger | so now I just have to live with enjoying the smell alone |
00:04.09 | ZX81 | lol |
00:04.23 | file | I should go get a drink |
00:04.34 | ZX81 | I have 5 litres of drink beside me |
00:04.38 | ZX81 | need food tho |
00:05.47 | TripleF2 | some say Normal reason is the lib you have pointed the driver= line in the ini |
00:05.47 | TripleF2 | isn't a ODBC driver, but some other lib. |
00:06.22 | _Vile | ~seen _Vile |
00:06.23 | jbot | _vile is currently on #asterisk. Has said a total of 389 messages. Is idling for 1s |
00:06.37 | PTG123 | ~seen PTG123 |
00:06.38 | jbot | ptg123 is currently on #asterisk (22h 26m 58s). Has said a total of 118 messages. Is idling for 1s |
00:06.49 | PTG123 | i need to talk more :) |
00:06.52 | ZX81 | ~seen my ass |
00:06.52 | jbot | i haven't seen 'my ass', ZX81 |
00:06.53 | PTG123 | ~seen ptg123 |
00:06.54 | jbot | ptg123 is currently on #asterisk (22h 27m 14s). Has said a total of 120 messages. Is idling for 1s |
00:07.25 | ZX81 | ~seen ZX81 |
00:07.26 | jbot | zx81 is currently on #asterisk (10h 44m 50s). Has said a total of 243 messages. Is idling for 1s |
00:08.17 | _Vile | i win |
00:08.19 | ZX81 | ~seen the missing USA election votes |
00:08.20 | jbot | i haven't seen 'the missing usa election votes', ZX81 |
00:08.22 | ZX81 | :-) |
00:08.23 | tzanger | ~seen my dick in 5 years |
00:08.24 | jbot | i haven't seen 'my dick in 5 years', tzanger |
00:08.24 | modulus` | i want bulgogi, kalbi, dweh ji, roas gui |
00:08.30 | ZX81 | lol |
00:08.32 | TripleF2 | wich has to be conmaked first uniodbc or myodbc ? |
00:08.37 | tzanger | bulgogi is good too |
00:09.03 | TripleF2 | lol |
00:09.16 | modulus` | tzanger, how about the after-affects? |
00:09.23 | tzanger | don't remember with that |
00:09.27 | tzanger | what is bulgogi again |
00:09.32 | tzanger | I remember eating it but have no idea what it was |
00:09.38 | modulus` | different style |
00:09.41 | tzanger | the bbq stuff I had was like some kind of sirloin dish |
00:10.07 | bkw_ | TripleF2 make unixodbc then myodbc |
00:10.28 | TripleF2 | k |
00:10.35 | ZX81 | I love my wife!!! We have been married 5 years and she still cooks me food! |
00:10.36 | TripleF2 | thanks\ |
00:10.56 | PTG123 | been married 7, and i cook her food |
00:10.56 | PTG123 | hah |
00:11.03 | ZX81 | heh |
00:11.10 | tzanger | I was married 5 and we're now divorced |
00:11.15 | JamesDotCom | haha |
00:11.16 | tzanger | we cook our own food |
00:11.26 | ZX81 | let me guess - she didn't cook for you |
00:11.28 | ZX81 | heh |
00:11.31 | ZX81 | there you go |
00:11.31 | tzanger | no she was a great cook |
00:11.34 | JamesDotCom | i've been with my gf 3 1/2 years and i cook ;( |
00:11.36 | ZX81 | one person has to cook |
00:11.38 | ZX81 | :-) |
00:11.48 | tzanger | she's a great mom too, she just has what I call permanent "grass is greener" syndrome |
00:11.48 | JamesDotCom | i'm sure she feigns stupidity at around dinner time |
00:11.52 | JamesDotCom | just cause she likes my food |
00:12.01 | TripleF2 | i order my food |
00:12.02 | TripleF2 | ;) |
00:12.06 | TripleF2 | ~seen myfood ? |
00:12.07 | jbot | TripleF2: i haven't seen 'myfood ' |
00:12.16 | TripleF2 | me neither so im calling for chicken |
00:12.23 | modulus` | tzanger, i think ALL women are that way |
00:12.32 | modulus` | fuckin' bitches |
00:12.43 | modulus` | that's when you have to give them racoon eyes |
00:12.46 | modulus` | *SMACK* |
00:13.03 | modulus` | and say "bitch where's mah kimchi"? |
00:13.03 | JamesDotCom | in the 4 years i've been living out of home i've come to the conclusion that the most difficult thing in life is deciding what's for dinner every night |
00:13.05 | ZX81 | lol |
00:13.12 | tzanger | modulus`: haha I was gonna say there's the kimchi talking |
00:13.24 | ZX81 | JamesDotCom: yah |
00:13.26 | tzanger | JamesDotCom: yes it's too easy to fall into fast food or kraft dinner traps |
00:13.29 | ZX81 | I have sausages |
00:13.29 | modulus` | tzanger i see you're familiar with korean culture |
00:13.30 | ZX81 | :-) |
00:13.45 | JamesDotCom | even if you do decide on fast food |
00:13.48 | JamesDotCom | which one do you pick |
00:13.50 | tzanger | I make several awesome dishes, hell even the kids eat broccoli and cheese or bakes havarti cheese sticks |
00:14.01 | modulus` | and the kids just love it? |
00:14.04 | tzanger | JamesDotCom: I try to stay away from fast food |
00:14.09 | tzanger | modulus`: yes they love broc 'n cheese |
00:14.11 | tzanger | LOVE it |
00:14.22 | modulus` | i love you tzanger |
00:14.27 | modulus` | will you make me broc 'n cheese? |
00:14.30 | tzanger | haha |
00:14.38 | tzanger | only if you bring me some bibimbap |
00:14.51 | modulus` | how about if i eat kalbi then fart in your direction? |
00:14.52 | bkw_ | ya know I hate phones |
00:15.07 | tzanger | I make a cranberry chicken dish too that they lvoe that I found completely by accident |
00:15.25 | slePP | phones suck.. |
00:16.13 | twisted | shaddup slePP |
00:16.15 | tzanger | mom just moved out (bro and I bought the house off her) and all I had was chicken breasts (mmmm breasts), a 15-year-old can of cranberries that was starting to rust, some french dressing and some onion soup mix... I hate cranberries and french dressing and onion soup... HATE them... |
00:16.35 | twisted | wait |
00:16.40 | twisted | you bought the house and kicked your mom out? |
00:16.45 | twisted | that's just wrong. |
00:17.00 | tzanger | but empty the onion soup mix into a casserole dish, fill the can 7/8 with french dressing and add that... stir it all up (looks like an ulcer to me, smells bad) but marinade it for an hour an dbake it... |
00:17.08 | ZX81 | heh |
00:17.17 | Qwell | twisted: y0 |
00:17.18 | tzanger | about halfway though it starts smelling REALLY FUCKING GOOD... serve over rice or fat noodles and it's just tits man, it rocks |
00:17.21 | tzanger | twisted: no |
00:17.28 | tzanger | twisted: she moved (bought a farm she wanted with her bf) |
00:17.47 | twisted | tzanger, i was joking, mostly |
00:17.50 | file | eek it's twisted |
00:17.51 | tzanger | I know |
00:17.57 | blitzrage | yo twisted |
00:17.57 | twisted | ok |
00:18.00 | twisted | yo peeps |
00:18.08 | PTG123 | your mom bought the farm |
00:18.08 | PTG123 | hah |
00:18.16 | twisted | oh dude |
00:18.17 | Qwell | figuratively, and literally |
00:18.18 | twisted | that's not a good joke |
00:18.49 | tzanger | PTG123: yeah we know :-) |
00:18.57 | PTG123 | hah |
00:19.08 | tzanger | she sold it about a year ago and bought a house in Woodstock, and just sold that an dmoved back to Tillsonburg today |
00:19.17 | tzanger | not on a farm but not far from her old farm |
00:19.20 | ZX81 | is woodstock a place? |
00:19.29 | blitzrage | tzanger: are you from Ontario? |
00:19.30 | ZX81 | i.e. same as festival? |
00:19.39 | tzanger | blitzrage: yes |
00:19.40 | blitzrage | tzanger: you're north of London right? |
00:19.42 | tzanger | blitzrage: yes |
00:19.45 | modulus` | i want some cham girum |
00:19.46 | harrysleap | tzanger, that was smart :) |
00:19.48 | tzanger | we go over this every time you notice me :-) |
00:19.49 | ZX81 | me was stoke newington |
00:19.49 | TripleF2 | ok this is not working |
00:19.50 | modulus` | for my KALBI |
00:19.52 | blitzrage | tzanger: lol |
00:19.56 | ZX81 | and hackney |
00:19.56 | harrysleap | woodstock ontario? |
00:19.57 | ZX81 | :-) |
00:19.59 | blitzrage | tzanger: yah, I just remembered that too :) |
00:20.20 | twisted | i need food |
00:20.35 | file | temporary sugar high |
00:20.37 | file | how nice! |
00:20.37 | blitzrage | I need to make a LCR context... |
00:20.38 | tzanger | blitzrage: :-) |
00:20.43 | twisted | mmm |
00:20.47 | twisted | tastes like chicken |
00:20.48 | ZX81 | ooh err |
00:20.51 | *** join/#asterisk tim27 (~tim27@97-70.dr.cgocable.ca) |
00:20.54 | file | have you been touching my muffin? |
00:21.01 | twisted | i'm 4000 miles away |
00:21.04 | twisted | how have i been touching your muffin? |
00:21.11 | file | perhaps you flew here! |
00:21.12 | tzanger | what the fuck |
00:21.21 | tzanger | every time I download "la grange" by ZZ Top I get "gimme all your lovin" |
00:21.26 | tzanger | IT AIN'T THE SAME SONG |
00:21.29 | twisted | lol |
00:21.58 | tzanger | La Grange, 3.27MB is NOT La Grange, it's "Gimme All your Lovin" |
00:22.06 | ZX81 | heh |
00:22.22 | tim27 | when i do sip show peers one of my phone show to 192.168.1.1 but this is not the correct ip... all seem to work well except that it show to 192.168.1.1 (that my router) the ip of the phone is 192.168.1.120 ... others phone are correct, any have a idea what can cause this... |
00:22.23 | tzanger | I got to ask my gf if I could butter her buns at the christmas party last night... |
00:22.29 | twisted | hahaha |
00:22.38 | blitzrage | tzanger: I think I might have that song |
00:22.40 | twisted | christmas is about 3 weeks away |
00:22.42 | ZX81 | heh |
00:23.05 | file | twisted: indeed |
00:23.31 | tzanger | that and I cannot find a good version of "Fox on the Run" *NOT* by The Sweet |
00:23.36 | twisted | tim27, it's going through the router to get to the server |
00:23.38 | tzanger | the original bluegrass but not quite so bluegrass |
00:23.38 | CaMeLL | anyone use sccp channel with a cisco 7920? Want to know if it is worth a test |
00:23.51 | twisted | bkw_, what click? |
00:23.58 | void | Hi |
00:23.58 | blitzrage | hrmmm.. perhaps not |
00:24.00 | ZX81 | polarty reversal? |
00:24.04 | tzanger | bkw_: ramp the volume |
00:24.08 | TripleF2 | could this error be env problems ? [IM004][unixODBC][Driver Manager]Driver's SQLAllocHandle on SQL_HANDLE_HENV failed |
00:24.10 | tzanger | bkw_: it always worked on the Gravis Ultrasound |
00:24.24 | *** join/#asterisk jks (~jks@0x503e4c12.arcnxx4.adsl-dhcp.tele.dk) |
00:24.30 | tzanger | in fact the problem was so pervasive they called it the UltraClick |
00:24.31 | bkw_ | well I hear an audible click when a call is answered |
00:24.35 | file | you people are scary |
00:24.37 | tim27 | twisted: even if i uplug this phone, it continue to show 192.168.1.1 with the sip show peers |
00:24.38 | modulus` | tzanger give me some more one-liners |
00:24.40 | twisted | bkw_, i never do. |
00:24.40 | file | and the sugar high is wearing off unfortunately |
00:24.42 | PTG123 | I miss my gravis :) |
00:24.48 | twisted | tim27, yeah, because you have to let it expire. |
00:24.52 | tzanger | more one liners? I've been giving them out? |
00:25.05 | slePP | i should redo it all again |
00:25.21 | tzanger | here's a great pickup line |
00:25.21 | slePP | that's personal! |
00:25.22 | slePP | pervert. |
00:25.28 | tzanger | You are *SHIMMERING* with power! |
00:25.28 | slePP | ooooooooh |
00:25.30 | slePP | okay.... that works |
00:25.32 | tim27 | normally when i unplug a phone i dont see a ip anymore :( |
00:25.58 | tzanger | file if you're a he you ain't got a muffin |
00:26.07 | tzanger | slePP: hahahahaha |
00:26.09 | twisted | ewwwww |
00:26.10 | modulus` | tzanger i don't get it |
00:26.34 | tzanger | modulus`: walk up to a chick and say it... don't say hi first, just make those your first words |
00:26.52 | modulus` | "you are shimmering with power!" |
00:26.57 | twisted | uhm |
00:27.02 | tzanger | you have to be absolutely serious though |
00:27.04 | twisted | tzanger, that only works at RPG's |
00:27.05 | modulus` | what's the avg response to that? |
00:27.11 | tzanger | and have something ready for her response |
00:27.20 | tim27 | twisted: if i do a reload on the cli it's supposed to expire and renew all connection ... even if i do a stop now and restart asterisk it continue to show the phone to 192.168.1.1 |
00:27.22 | twisted | and frankly, i'm not that much of a dork. |
00:27.33 | Qwell | twisted: "Hey baby, I'm a level 31 magic user" also works at RPGs |
00:27.38 | tzanger | no no no |
00:27.40 | tzanger | I'm not talking RPGs |
00:27.42 | twisted | tim27, yes, this is correct. It is NOT supposed to expire and renew all connections. |
00:27.46 | tzanger | fuck I was done with them by the time I was 12 |
00:27.59 | tzanger | it's a long way... to the top... if you wanna rock and roll |
00:28.04 | modulus` | you are *SHIMMERING* with power! |
00:28.05 | twisted | tim27, ONLY outbound registrations are expired and renewed, not incoming. |
00:28.16 | *** join/#asterisk sauber (~sauber@Gfab3.g.pppool.de) |
00:28.19 | *** join/#asterisk Kumbang (~kumbang@167.205.22.54) |
00:28.20 | twisted | tim27, the incoming registrations are stored in the astdb. |
00:28.41 | tim27 | twisted: i rebooted the server |
00:28.41 | twisted | tim27, the incoming registrations are stored in the astdb. |
00:29.12 | twisted | tim27, what part about stored in the astdb doesn't make sense? The astdb is a FILE BASED DB - it doesn't matter if you reboot the server, they'll still be there. |
00:29.33 | twisted | tim27, do a database show from the cli |
00:29.39 | twisted | you'll see them. |
00:30.03 | twisted | you can manually delete them, then reload chan_sip, and it'll be gone, but otherwise, it has to time-expire. |
00:30.16 | bkw_ | can't reload |
00:30.19 | bkw_ | you must restart |
00:30.28 | bkw_ | the seeding lives on after a reload |
00:30.32 | bkw_ | all registrations do |
00:30.35 | modulus` | i'm not gonna eat today |
00:30.36 | twisted | bkw_, ah, yes. |
00:30.39 | modulus` | my gut is disgusting |
00:30.44 | modulus` | i'm just gonna smoke a pack of cigs |
00:30.51 | modulus` | and hit a couple hundred golf balls |
00:30.57 | tim27 | i see it in the database with 3600 expiration |
00:31.09 | tim27 | how 192.168.1.1 was put in the database |
00:31.14 | tzanger | golfing aint' gonna do shit for your gut |
00:31.22 | modulus` | smoking cigs is |
00:31.23 | twisted | tim27, because the phone registered through the router |
00:31.23 | tzanger | you need to get your heart rate up to its target level for 20 minutes consistently |
00:31.26 | twisted | just like i told you before. |
00:31.30 | tzanger | er consecutively rather |
00:31.37 | tzanger | get it to its target and hld it there for 20 mins |
00:31.39 | tzanger | that's my problem |
00:31.44 | tzanger | I do weights but that doesn't do shit ofr the gut |
00:31.55 | tzanger | I've got a six pack but it's hiding behind the keg :-( |
00:32.00 | modulus` | are you kidding? my heart will die if i do that |
00:32.01 | tim27 | how i delete the database ??? |
00:32.02 | PTG123 | heh depends, ever went to one of the auto-teeing driving ranges :) |
00:32.05 | PTG123 | alot of work |
00:32.30 | twisted | tim27, maybe, you should read the wiki, http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk |
00:32.32 | twisted | or |
00:32.45 | twisted | help database delete at the cli |
00:33.33 | bkw_ | database deltree SIP |
00:33.37 | TripleF2 | ok |
00:33.39 | TripleF2 | guys ! |
00:33.46 | TripleF2 | isql default uer pass works ! |
00:33.57 | twisted | uhm |
00:33.59 | twisted | riiiight. |
00:34.05 | TripleF2 | but bisql Mysql-asterisk user pass doesnt |
00:34.11 | TripleF2 | same config different [] names |
00:34.18 | TripleF2 | so asteirsk is the prob |
00:34.19 | TripleF2 | ? |
00:34.24 | twisted | TripleF2, perhaps you should allow connections from the local machine using that pass |
00:34.27 | tim27 | twisted : is the wiki is dont ??? |
00:34.35 | void | is voip-info.org dead ? |
00:34.35 | twisted | or from whatever machine is trying to access it. |
00:34.43 | tim27 | dead |
00:34.45 | tim27 | sorry |
00:34.49 | TripleF2 | |its wokrs |
00:34.50 | TripleF2 | i mean |
00:35.12 | TripleF2 | odbc.ini [default] some info ansd [mySQL-asterisk] same info as default |
00:35.23 | TripleF2 | now isql default worksa but not isql mYsql-asterisk |
00:35.45 | TripleF2 | first connects second [IM004][unixODBC][Driver Manager]Driver's SQLAllocHandle on SQL_HANDLE_HENV failed |
00:36.17 | tzanger | TripleF2: you're making progress I see :-) |
00:36.23 | TripleF2 | hmm ill mod asterisk to use efault then |
00:36.35 | tzanger | if you would like I think a contribution to voip-info.org on how ot use this would be VERY well received |
00:37.50 | TripleF2 | YES |
00:37.51 | TripleF2 | <PROTECTED> |
00:37.51 | TripleF2 | Nov 28 23:37:04 NOTICE[31290]: res_odbc.c:133 load_odbc_config: registered database handle 'asterisk' dsn->[Default] |
00:37.51 | TripleF2 | Nov 28 23:37:04 NOTICE[31290]: res_odbc.c:345 odbc_obj_connect: Calling 0x8136c40/0x8136c50 |
00:37.51 | TripleF2 | Nov 28 23:37:04 NOTICE[31290]: res_odbc.c:359 odbc_obj_connect: res_odbc: Connected to asterisk [Default] |
00:37.52 | TripleF2 | Nov 28 23:37:04 NOTICE[31290]: res_odbc.c:385 load_module: res_odbc loaded. |
00:38.04 | TripleF2 | took 1 week |
00:38.11 | PTG123 | hah |
00:38.15 | PTG123 | does that mean its working? |
00:38.16 | tim27 | database del <family> <key> , what the family and key , /SIP/Registry/202 ??? |
00:38.40 | twisted | SIP is the family |
00:38.46 | twisted | and the key is Registry/202 |
00:38.47 | TripleF2 | CLI> realtime load sipfriends name bob |
00:38.47 | TripleF2 | <PROTECTED> |
00:38.47 | TripleF2 | <PROTECTED> |
00:38.47 | TripleF2 | <PROTECTED> |
00:38.47 | TripleF2 | <PROTECTED> |
00:38.48 | TripleF2 | <PROTECTED> |
00:38.50 | TripleF2 | <PROTECTED> |
00:38.52 | TripleF2 | <PROTECTED> |
00:38.54 | TripleF2 | heheheeh |
00:38.56 | TripleF2 | yes |
00:38.57 | *** mode/#asterisk [+q TripleF2!*@*] by twisted |
00:39.06 | tzanger | hahaha |
00:39.07 | *** part/#asterisk DrRighteous (~DrRighteo@ool-435710b6.dyn.optonline.net) |
00:39.12 | *** mode/#asterisk [-q TripleF2!*@*] by twisted |
00:39.17 | TripleF2 | heeh |
00:39.31 | tzanger | "This is an easy song that nobody can seem to figure out how to play because it's so far out of tune. I guess you can't really tune a bagpipe so they had to tune to it" |
00:39.46 | CaMeLL | has anyone used the cisco 7920 with *? |
00:40.18 | tim27 | thanks |
00:40.39 | nitram | yes |
00:40.45 | *** join/#asterisk khb (~phoenix@ool-43516e13.dyn.optonline.net) |
00:41.11 | CaMeLL | looking to test the 7920 as a possible wifi solution to replace internal nextel usage...which sux! |
00:41.32 | tim27 | now all host are unspecified, can i force registration ??? |
00:41.43 | nitram | CaMeLL: 7920 together with asterisk is not production ready |
00:41.44 | void | do I need to do anything before installing newer version of Asterisk? Like backing up, etc... ? |
00:41.54 | _E|nyPRI | small prayer |
00:42.00 | TripleF2 | void no unless u modded some files |
00:42.06 | Qwell | (like configs) |
00:42.07 | CaMeLL | thanks ni....is there any solution that could compete with spectralink? |
00:42.08 | nitram | CaMeLL: just my 2c |
00:42.19 | nitram | CaMeLL: no idea |
00:42.23 | CaMeLL | cant stand having to go with their 40k quote :( |
00:42.23 | void | thanks :) |
00:42.44 | bkw_ | TripleF2 it works now |
00:42.53 | TripleF2 | yep |
00:42.57 | bkw_ | muhahahhahaha |
00:42.59 | bkw_ | YAY |
00:43.03 | TripleF2 | just logged in with user bob and pass durel from a db entry |
00:43.03 | CaMeLL | nitram: thanks for the feedback :) |
00:43.20 | TripleF2 | this totok like 1 week to fix |
00:43.30 | nitram | CaMeLL: well, you could improve chan-sccp and make it production ready ;) |
00:43.38 | PTG123 | think he could do it again? :) |
00:43.43 | CaMeLL | hahaha :) True enough |
00:43.43 | TripleF2 | yep |
00:43.47 | TripleF2 | man i know this shit now |
00:43.52 | TripleF2 | tried every porssible configs there is |
00:44.16 | bkw_ | hehe |
00:44.32 | CaMeLL | nitram: which cisco phones (sip) have good success with asterisk? |
00:44.35 | TripleF2 | weird that cdr records busy when in fact inobody answered on other line.. duration 7 sec but billsec =0 |
00:44.36 | TripleF2 | lol |
00:44.46 | denon | CaMeLL: 7960 |
00:44.49 | denon | ata186 |
00:44.51 | nitram | CaMeLL: read up on the 7960 |
00:44.53 | tim27 | CaMell 7960 and 7905 |
00:44.55 | denon | 7940, I would imagine |
00:44.58 | CaMeLL | ya, got the ata186, works great |
00:45.09 | CaMeLL | nice, thanks guys |
00:45.18 | TripleF2 | i do think that dashes in odbc.ini header for info is not good |
00:45.23 | TripleF2 | but just a guess |
00:45.28 | CaMeLL | how many call apperances does the 7960 have? |
00:45.29 | CaMeLL | 4? |
00:45.34 | denon | CaMeLL: 6 |
00:45.36 | CaMeLL | k |
00:45.40 | denon | 7940 has 4 I think |
00:45.46 | denon | Im not sure, I never use anything but 7960s really |
00:45.49 | CaMeLL | thanks denon |
00:45.50 | TripleF2 | bkw_ u wrote that module right ? rwaltime.. it falls back to .conf if no entry in db ? |
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00:46.09 | tim27 | i hope the new PT480 SIP will work great |
00:46.13 | thetalon | any one know why my IAXy does not ring |
00:46.23 | thetalon | it connects fine but there is no ring tones at all |
00:46.48 | thetalon | it also take about 10 seconds to send the digits to * |
00:48.25 | CaMeLL | Anyone here familiar or with Teliax? |
00:50.08 | CaMeLL | got a DID with them over IAX2...sometimes * doesnt see the call, and the line keeps ringing. Hang up, call again and * picks up fine. |
00:50.34 | CaMeLL | could this be a registration issue? |
00:51.48 | thetalon | any IAXy users here? |
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00:52.18 | Nugget | you mean those that have joined in the five minutes it's been since you asked your question? |
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00:54.57 | loko_ | i didnt see the question, you better ask it again =P |
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00:57.49 | lilneon | need some help, i downloaded, build freetds and rebuilt asterisk after update now i get loading module res_odbs.so failed |
00:58.00 | lilneon | wen i start asrtreeisk |
00:58.35 | lilneon | anyone?? |
00:58.42 | lilneon | asterisk* |
00:59.52 | lilneon | anyone here? |
01:00.05 | lilneon | here i go talking to myself again,.... |
01:00.07 | _E|nyPRI | I am. |
01:00.12 | _E|nyPRI | i know not the answer to your query. |
01:00.16 | lilneon | yayy!.. |
01:00.20 | lilneon | ok :| |
01:00.38 | thetalon | did you overwrite your odbc lib dir? |
01:00.45 | thetalon | freetds is odbc correct? |
01:00.57 | lilneon | yeah it is |
01:01.14 | thetalon | rebuild your module |
01:01.36 | thetalon | it could be a conflict in your old .so with the new odbc lib |
01:01.37 | lilneon | i don't know if i did.. i just followed instructions i got on the net.. rebuild freetds? |
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01:01.54 | thetalon | no the res_odbc |
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01:02.09 | lilneon | how? |
01:02.19 | thetalon | cd /usr/src/asterisk |
01:02.20 | thetalon | make clean |
01:02.21 | thetalon | make |
01:02.48 | thetalon | rename the old res_odbc and copy the new one to the modules dir |
01:02.54 | thetalon | or just make install |
01:03.55 | Moc | anyone got the microbrowser to work in the polycom ip 500 ? |
01:04.03 | lilneon | ok so now i am going to my asterisk folder and doingg make clean ; make ; make install |
01:04.12 | bkw_ | someone send me 500 bucks |
01:04.19 | file | bkw_: what do you want now |
01:04.44 | fall0ut | mox: its only in the IP600 |
01:04.50 | fall0ut | Moc: rather |
01:05.06 | Moc | i saw someone that had it working on ip 500 |
01:05.08 | bkw_ | er SLR |
01:05.14 | fall0ut | where? |
01:05.15 | file | bad bkw bad! |
01:05.15 | fall0ut | heh |
01:05.20 | Moc | my cable modem compagny upgraded me to 6.5mbits !! |
01:05.21 | bkw_ | why? |
01:05.22 | fall0ut | I'd like to see :D |
01:05.31 | _E|nyPRI | where can you get a digital SLR for only $500? |
01:05.40 | Moc | but only 900kbits up |
01:06.06 | Moc | anyone got polycom ip 3000 to work with * then ? |
01:06.21 | Slimey | gcc -D_KERNEL zaptel.c | & wc -l |
01:06.21 | Slimey | <PROTECTED> |
01:06.28 | Slimey | getting better |
01:06.30 | Slimey | time for sleep now |
01:06.31 | bkw_ | Slimey you are making progress |
01:06.39 | Slimey | yes |
01:06.54 | Slimey | I have to do some things a bit different on solaris |
01:07.03 | bkw_ | ;) |
01:07.07 | Slimey | solaris doesn't have the concept of private_data on file handles |
01:07.29 | Slimey | so I need to create virtual devices for each open of pseudo and timing |
01:08.05 | Slimey | oh, and channel too |
01:08.21 | Slimey | pseudo is actually already done enough to not matter |
01:08.28 | Slimey | it's channel and timing that need to be odd |
01:09.08 | Slimey | in a solaris device driver, in the open() call, you can over-write the major/minor number of the device that has been opened |
01:09.32 | Slimey | so you can create a new "virtual" device, and pretend that that is what was openned |
01:10.02 | Slimey | I think I prefer the linux way of doing it, but I can make this work |
01:11.14 | loko_ | good, code now =) |
01:11.31 | thetalon | there was a guy from Sun at *con. I have his card at work |
01:12.03 | thetalon | he offered a tarball of a pre 1.0 head to me |
01:12.14 | Slimey | including zaptel? |
01:12.19 | thetalon | not sure |
01:12.21 | Slimey | asterisk itself is running fine on solaris |
01:12.24 | thetalon | ok |
01:12.40 | thetalon | i'm sure the timing issues are tough |
01:12.46 | Slimey | see bug 2740 for a patch |
01:12.54 | thetalon | great thanks |
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01:15.34 | jpayne | Slimey! |
01:15.46 | jpayne | who *isn't* playing with asterisk? |
01:15.54 | bkw_ | OMG its jpayne |
01:15.56 | bkw_ | whats up man |
01:16.05 | jpayne | not much |
01:16.14 | jpayne | recovering from too much drinking |
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01:16.22 | iq | Hi... I've installed: Asterisk CVS-v1-0-11/28/04-18:43:41... but still getting "Segmentation fault" error when I try to diall |
01:17.12 | Slimey | jpayne: yo! |
01:17.36 | Slimey | I keep bumping into people I know in #asterisk |
01:17.52 | bkw_ | iq a little more info |
01:17.54 | jpayne | :) |
01:18.03 | bkw_ | now someone send me about 500 bucks |
01:18.13 | bkw_ | file no dear thats "plays with himself" |
01:18.19 | Slimey | someone send me ukp 500 ;) |
01:18.22 | iq | *CLI> dial 18003333474 |
01:18.23 | iq | *CLI> << Console call has been answered >> |
01:18.23 | iq | Segmentation fault |
01:18.36 | bkw_ | well thats no info |
01:18.39 | iq | :( |
01:18.41 | bkw_ | backtrace the core it drops |
01:18.48 | file | or run it inside of gdb |
01:19.34 | iq | but I dont get this error all the time - it is random |
01:21.10 | file | well recreate it, try try try |
01:21.18 | goatmilk | patch me through to the pentagon ! |
01:22.10 | DumbDude | so I need to do ./asterisk -d -g -c ... right? |
01:22.34 | syslod | Anyone working on a windows switchboard? |
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01:24.50 | DumbDude | file:I'm not sure how would I run it under gdb |
01:25.54 | ZX81 | syslod: flash operator panel, wami |
01:26.02 | ZX81 | 2 |
01:26.09 | ZX81 | ~fop |
01:26.10 | jbot | An XSL formatter written in Java that outputs PDF. URL: http://www.jtauber.com/fop/ |
01:26.14 | ZX81 | heh |
01:26.24 | ZX81 | or: www.asternic.org |
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01:26.59 | vigman | good evening all |
01:27.10 | DumbDude | bkw_: the only time it crashes is when I restart CLI right after stopping it... Like if I stop CLI and give it some time and then start again it will not give me Segmentation fault error |
01:27.25 | vigman | Dumb:hello |
01:27.43 | DumbDude | Hey whats up vigman |
01:27.49 | syslod | ZX81: I'm looking for something a little more complex. Like 800 extensions. I'd like a floorplan style with realtime data, rather than refreshing pages. |
01:27.56 | vigman | Dumb: i have recomipled and reinstalled * but I still can't seem to get it running right |
01:28.15 | bkw_ | DumbDude sounds like something isn't coming free fast enough |
01:28.46 | khb | bkw: any idea why the ulaw get's added from core to codec offering? |
01:28.59 | bkw_ | khb no clue but it does |
01:29.05 | DumbDude | bkw_: I'm running asterisk using ./asterisk -d -g -c ... where can I get detailed dump? |
01:29.25 | bkw_ | asterisk -vvvgc |
01:29.32 | bkw_ | it will be ./core.pid |
01:29.38 | bkw_ | if you use safe_asterisk |
01:29.40 | bkw_ | its in /tmp |
01:29.47 | bkw_ | khb do you know where it adds it? |
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01:29.59 | dagrim | heya |
01:30.05 | bkw_ | heya isn't Hi |
01:30.07 | bkw_ | :P |
01:30.08 | khb | hmm, looked at the code again today, I made some changes here some time ago, and i am simply ignoring the first ulaw from core |
01:30.19 | DumbDude | bkw_ ... no but I'll find out :P |
01:30.22 | dagrim | << didmnt get in bed till 8am this morning.. |
01:30.29 | bkw_ | haha |
01:30.30 | bkw_ | ok |
01:30.38 | bkw_ | ok I want this Digital Rebel |
01:30.41 | bkw_ | someone send me money |
01:30.45 | bkw_ | so I can afford to get it |
01:30.50 | dagrim | ZX81: ya you were still on when i left .. lol |
01:30.54 | ZX81 | :-) |
01:30.55 | syslod | The camera? |
01:30.58 | bkw_ | yes |
01:31.01 | twisted | omfg |
01:31.04 | file | bkw_: 666 |
01:31.06 | twisted | bkw_, you've bought 3 cameras in the past year. |
01:31.17 | bkw_ | 2 |
01:31.19 | bkw_ | and I sold one |
01:31.23 | syslod | Nice... Had good luck with mine. |
01:31.46 | dagrim | Can someone explain to me what the difference as far as what kind of hardware I need is for 1) To pull an outside phone line into my server, or two.. and 2) Whats the best peice of hardware (not phone) to hook a standard phone into my server? |
01:32.34 | vigman | Are there any patient souls out there tonight that could help me with an * install? |
01:32.53 | dagrim | Cuz I think Ive tinkered around enough.. I love * .. we going to set up our network for real tommorrow morning! =) |
01:33.05 | syslod | dagrim: Digium part number TDM22B |
01:33.15 | dagrim | And the dude that im doing this for owns a PC shop.. so Ill have unlimited brand new boxes.. =) |
01:33.21 | syslod | 2FXO 2FXS |
01:33.27 | dagrim | syslod: sweet thanx |
01:34.23 | bkw_ | q Atacomm |
01:34.46 | dagrim | hmm I cant find TDM22B on their page.. |
01:35.00 | syslod | http://www.digium.com/index.php?menu=wildcard_tdm400p2 |
01:35.20 | dagrim | ahh ok i saw that en on there.. thanx again sys |
01:35.29 | bkw_ | someone donate to the bkw xmas gift |
01:35.32 | bkw_ | brian@bkw.org is my papal |
01:35.34 | bkw_ | er paypal |
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01:36.15 | syslod | * not bringing you any $$$? |
01:36.22 | twisted | that's what i'm sayin :P |
01:36.33 | bkw_ | syslod not an extra money |
01:36.51 | dagrim | bkw_: Ill hook you up on wednesday.. you all have helped me out alot lately.. |
01:37.05 | bkw_ | kewl |
01:37.16 | dagrim | =] |
01:37.24 | bkw_ | where is MustDie |
01:37.34 | dagrim | Todays.. sunday.. banks clozed.... and sheit wont clear till wed. |
01:37.34 | bkw_ | he was going to pay me for some work I did fer him |
01:37.42 | bkw_ | ;) |
01:37.46 | bkw_ | ya |
01:38.06 | syslod | bkw_: U looking for customers in US? |
01:38.18 | bkw_ | syslod ya why? |
01:38.20 | dagrim | actually.. we will just throw something at you when I order equip.. lol |
01:38.31 | dagrim | which might be tommorrow.. who knows.. expect it tho. |
01:38.40 | bkw_ | ;) |
01:39.24 | syslod | Hmm. CLEC = lookup cust records of competitors = Look for centrex or norstar etc in services = call that customer and sell them a pbx. :) |
01:39.56 | dagrim | Will to S100Iaxy work okay along with the TDN400P? |
01:40.03 | dagrim | *TDM400p |
01:40.37 | syslod | bkw_: Who is the ILEC in your area? |
01:40.39 | bkw_ | syslod muhahahaha |
01:40.41 | bkw_ | SBC |
01:40.51 | dagrim | and the s100's just plug right into a router or hub eh? .. |
01:40.54 | bkw_ | but we can't bet PRI here |
01:41.02 | syslod | Hmm. Interesting. |
01:41.04 | dagrim | that would also work over any ip range right? |
01:41.08 | bkw_ | only CT1 |
01:41.12 | syslod | SBC is really defending there turf. |
01:41.16 | bkw_ | yep |
01:41.21 | bkw_ | 1k for CT1's |
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01:41.49 | bkw_ | muffin? |
01:41.51 | harryvv | 1 grand for one t-1 per month? |
01:41.54 | syslod | bkw_: Partner with CLEC. |
01:41.58 | robl^ | down boy! |
01:42.05 | ZX81 | bkw_: Asterisk pees on your carpet? |
01:42.07 | ZX81 | :-) |
01:42.10 | bkw_ | we have NO CLEC's here |
01:42.14 | bkw_ | in this part of the state |
01:42.15 | bkw_ | zero |
01:42.16 | bkw_ | none |
01:42.19 | bkw_ | zilch |
01:42.22 | bkw_ | SBC is it |
01:42.23 | syslod | bkw_: Sounds like a good market for a CLEC> |
01:42.24 | harryvv | is that a remote part of the state? |
01:42.30 | bkw_ | syslod it has crossed my mind |
01:42.34 | bkw_ | but I don't have the cash for it |
01:43.07 | syslod | :). It's not that bad if you do the paperwork yourself. The biggest thing cost wise is the deposit and something that talks SS7. |
01:43.16 | bkw_ | oh |
01:43.19 | bkw_ | APX8000 |
01:43.30 | vigman | Is there anybody out there that has a sip.conf file that works, I'm trying to test my install using x-lite not sure exactly how to set it up |
01:43.54 | syslod | bkw_: You could use any CLEC in your state if they have interconnect. You just pay something like .0003 per min to transport to your end office. |
01:44.00 | dagrim | what is the difference between FXS and FXO?? |
01:44.02 | harryvv | syslod are you in the telco biz? or network admin? |
01:44.08 | syslod | Both. |
01:44.13 | bkw_ | syslod hrm |
01:44.32 | harryvv | station vs office dagrim...dagrim let me find a clear url for you to read i have it saved in my favorites. |
01:44.46 | dagrim | harryvv: thanks X) |
01:44.53 | vigman | I have read all i can find, but still have no luck |
01:45.02 | thetalon | brian would you like SBC to have competition or that Nikon D100 |
01:45.07 | syslod | bkw: What state? |
01:45.11 | bkw_ | syslod Oklahoma |
01:45.20 | bkw_ | thetalon if I could make some money setting up shop sure |
01:45.25 | bkw_ | but i'm fuckin broke dude |
01:45.25 | bkw_ | haha |
01:45.51 | PTG123 | the canon is better th en the nikon |
01:45.57 | PTG123 | :) |
01:45.59 | ZX81 | vigman: have a look at the wiki: www.voip-info.org |
01:46.06 | bkw_ | PTG123 I must agree |
01:46.10 | bkw_ | you have a D300? |
01:46.13 | harryvv | dagrim, cannot find it but if you google both terms should show something. |
01:46.19 | dagrim | ok thanx |
01:46.37 | harryvv | bkw, sound like a remote part of oky |
01:46.41 | dagrim | harryvv: So basically one is In and one is out? should they be the same thing? lol |
01:46.51 | vigman | ZX81 yes I have read all I can find. I used the install gudie I found in a couple of places. It seems the install is OK but I can't connect using a softphone to test it |
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01:46.55 | bkw_ | McAlester, OK |
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01:47.03 | bkw_ | its a growing part of the state |
01:47.03 | denon | anyone know of / have a toll-free ANI number set up? |
01:47.03 | dagrim | harryvv: OH.. I see... one is like the same as having a S100Iaxy.. and the other is like in/out real phone line? |
01:47.04 | harryvv | dagrim, think of it as input vs output in simplified terms. |
01:47.07 | ZX81 | vigman: what happens? |
01:47.19 | PTG123 | bkw: what was the first 5megapixel SLR they came out with? :) |
01:47.27 | denon | CID or ANI is fine |
01:47.31 | harryvv | one comes from the office "the wall" and it goes into the station "asterisk" |
01:47.32 | bkw_ | PTG123 I can't recall hehe |
01:47.34 | PTG123 | heh |
01:47.36 | vigman | ZX81: I can't get the softphone (DIAX or X-Lite) to register with my server |
01:47.39 | PTG123 | maybe the EOS-1d :) |
01:47.42 | bkw_ | ya |
01:47.44 | bkw_ | sounds about right |
01:47.52 | ZX81 | vigman: does it give you a message in the asterisk console? |
01:47.53 | bkw_ | ok ok back to trying to give SBC some competition |
01:47.54 | PTG123 | its pretty sweet |
01:47.56 | bkw_ | haha |
01:47.59 | ZX81 | ~pastebin |
01:47.59 | jbot | pastebin is probably a place to paste all your conf/debugs/logs for other people in the chatroom to view without flooding the channel. We suggest http://pastebin.ca |
01:47.59 | PTG123 | i have lenses worth more then the camera though :) |
01:48.01 | dagrim | harryvv: So this card shouldnt be placed in the same machine as my * server? lol |
01:48.06 | harryvv | bkw, so your in a remote region of oklahoma? |
01:48.07 | vigman | No I don't see anything in the console |
01:48.09 | syslod | bkw: Looking at whos in your state. |
01:48.11 | bkw_ | harryvv yes |
01:48.18 | harryvv | dagrim of course. |
01:48.19 | ZX81 | vigman: do a sip debug |
01:48.21 | bkw_ | FULTEL is one... |
01:48.33 | fall0ut | So who's gonna write the MGCP useragent support for chan_mgcp ? |
01:48.34 | bkw_ | Logix, Nuvox, Brooks |
01:48.34 | fall0ut | :P |
01:48.35 | vigman | ZX81 OK how? |
01:48.36 | ZX81 | vigman: i.e. type sip debug in console |
01:48.39 | ZX81 | :-) |
01:48.39 | vigman | OK |
01:48.54 | harryvv | bkw, that probebly sounds right there is probebly a low customer base there and no profit so no other compeditors would be willing to lay there fiber there. |
01:48.58 | syslod | bkw_: you want a list with contacts? |
01:48.59 | ZX81 | btw: sip no debug to stop it |
01:49.00 | vigman | OK it's enabled |
01:49.00 | dagrim | hmmm.. thats werid... so i really need more than one box to do this eh? |
01:49.06 | bkw_ | syslod sure |
01:49.08 | ZX81 | vigman: now try registering |
01:49.14 | ZX81 | vigman: and see what it says |
01:49.15 | PTG123 | does iax.cc provide dids? |
01:49.17 | syslod | http://www.occ.state.ok.us/Divisions/PUD/RegUtilities/CLEC.PDF |
01:49.17 | bkw_ | syslod brian@bkw.org is my address |
01:49.23 | bkw_ | ah |
01:49.27 | fall0ut | http://www.sco.com/redhat/ |
01:49.30 | ZX81 | vigman: if it says nothing then your server ip is wrong in client |
01:49.33 | PTG123 | bkw: if you like the canon more, why do you want the nikon? :) |
01:49.38 | harryvv | kbw, ever consider other locations? |
01:49.54 | harryvv | what about wan RF link? |
01:50.08 | harryvv | I think wan rf can reach 30-50 mile streatches. |
01:50.16 | vigman | I get a lot of retransmitting |
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01:50.20 | bkw_ | most of the stuff here is the "I have no credit and need a phone reconnected" type people |
01:50.27 | dagrim | yep yep |
01:50.30 | ZX81 | vigman: paste you output to pastebin |
01:50.33 | ZX81 | ~pastebin |
01:50.34 | jbot | i heard pastebin is a place to paste all your conf/debugs/logs for other people in the chatroom to view without flooding the channel. We suggest http://pastebin.ca |
01:50.35 | vigman | I have fwd setup in my sip.conf and can't register with fwd |
01:50.46 | DumbDude | It's obvious, that all while (1){ do_something; } and for (i = 0; i < 16; i++) loops came from our code. |
01:50.49 | syslod | bkw_: Anyone with SS7 interconnection can help you!!! |
01:50.59 | harryvv | bkw, sounds like low disposable income location. |
01:51.18 | bkw_ | harryvv somewhat |
01:51.40 | ZX81 | heh @ www.sco.com/redhat |
01:51.45 | DumbDude | can u guys access www.voip-info.org/ ? |
01:51.52 | ZX81 | hacked? |
01:51.53 | bkw_ | syslod the question is would they be willing to help |
01:51.55 | harryvv | Where are the nearest mm ILECS? Its been a while since I learned ILEC and CLEC in telecom class :) |
01:51.57 | bkw_ | around here its WHO you know |
01:51.58 | syslod | DumbDude: They seem to have problems with DB. |
01:52.03 | fall0ut | hit refresh a few times |
01:52.06 | fall0ut | it'll eventually come up |
01:52.06 | bkw_ | its still a good ole boy area of the state |
01:52.22 | syslod | bkw_: Most would if you are buying colo and PRI. Maybe even bring you on to do VOIP. |
01:52.37 | harryvv | bkw, where in oklahma? I was stationed at witchita fall tx. |
01:52.40 | vigman | ZX81: I have my server behing a firewall and I noticed that when * tries to register with fwd is say no nat |
01:52.46 | bkw_ | harryvv McAlester |
01:52.58 | harryvv | how far from the central southern border? |
01:53.03 | ZX81 | nat=yes |
01:53.11 | ZX81 | canreinvite=no |
01:53.11 | bkw_ | i'm 110 miles south of Tulsa |
01:53.15 | ZX81 | in sip.conf |
01:53.33 | harryvv | so must of the long haul carriers are in tulsa? |
01:54.36 | bkw_ | pri here for SBC is 3600/mth |
01:54.36 | bkw_ | haha |
01:54.37 | vigman | ZX81: NAt is set to yes |
01:54.42 | DumbDude | can someone give an example of SetCIDNum with NuFone - please ? |
01:54.53 | PTG123 | whats the cheapest place you guys know to get unlimited incoming dids? :) |
01:55.16 | harryvv | wholly friken cow i dont now prices but that sounds a bit high. |
01:55.16 | ZX81 | vigman: use IAX instead |
01:55.48 | vigman | ZX81: OK how? |
01:55.59 | ZX81 | gotta go...back soon |
01:56.13 | ZX81 | www.voip-info.org, and use firefly as softclient |
01:56.25 | ZX81 | FWD has docs explaining how to use it with IAX |
01:56.41 | file | muffin man? |
01:56.43 | PTG123 | whats the url to firefly? |
01:56.49 | bkw_ | ~firefly |
01:56.50 | jbot | well, firefly is http://virbiage.com/firefly/download/firefly-thirdparty.exe |
01:57.14 | loko_ | can I have 2 sip devices registered as the same extension and have them both ring when extension 10 is dialed? |
01:58.03 | PTG123 | since firefly uses gpl code, shouldn't you be able to get the source code? |
01:58.50 | bkw_ | what GPL code does it use? |
01:59.20 | bkw_ | if you're thinking libiax its LGPL |
01:59.28 | thetalon | while it does not look as good as other clients the IAXcomm project has source and works well |
01:59.31 | sphyrna | loko_: they have separate registrations and use app Dial to 'dial' them at the same time |
01:59.36 | PTG123 | hmm |
01:59.45 | loko_ | sphyrna, thanks |
02:00.35 | harryvv | bkw, so you are pressed out of luck to do anything do you have a service? |
02:01.44 | PTG123 | is libiax done by digium? |
02:02.00 | TripleF2 | ;) |
02:02.17 | TripleF2 | <PROTECTED> |
02:02.19 | TripleF2 | ;) |
02:02.45 | PTG123 | huh? :) |
02:02.46 | file | gdb hates asterisk CVS |
02:03.04 | kram | file: make clean ; make valgrind ; make install |
02:03.21 | file | kram: your patch doesn't work btw :p |
02:03.27 | kram | yah bkw_ mentioned that |
02:03.31 | kram | so you better find it |
02:03.44 | DumbDude | bkw_: any help/starting point on SetCIDNum with NuFone :) ? |
02:03.47 | kram | what's it do? |
02:03.48 | kram | or not do? |
02:03.53 | file | kram: it doesn't work. |
02:04.07 | file | ;) |
02:04.19 | ManxPower | DumbDude: SetCIDNum(6661235555) |
02:04.28 | ManxPower | You MUST set a 10 digit phone number. |
02:04.30 | kram | what's it doign? |
02:04.41 | implicit | kram: not working |
02:04.43 | file | kram: can I give you hints? |
02:05.19 | kram | sure, give me hints |
02:05.38 | file | kram: anyway - you're keeping the amount of forwards in the current localuser, well when a forward occurs through chan_local... completely new channel is created, and new localuser |
02:05.43 | file | so the value is never incremented on the initial |
02:05.55 | file | well, it's incremented once... |
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02:06.45 | kram | file: the channel still uses the same localuser |
02:07.08 | file | kram: one would hope. |
02:07.16 | file | it's time to give my asterisk box the test though |
02:07.25 | DumbDude | ManxPower: that'd go in iax.conf? |
02:08.34 | file | very cute |
02:09.41 | file | this is going to be fun |
02:09.43 | ManxPower | DumbDude: Well callerid= CAN go into iax.conf, but I was referring to the Priority before your Dial |
02:10.28 | file | kram: I get well past 8 forwards |
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02:10.57 | rustyb | PTG123: how many DIDs do u want? |
02:11.08 | PTG123 | wow talking about lag |
02:11.12 | PTG123 | depends on the states available |
02:11.20 | PTG123 | alot :) |
02:11.26 | rustyb | sorry was reading behind ;-) |
02:11.27 | JMorris | PTG your still on? |
02:11.31 | PTG123 | ya |
02:11.37 | DumbDude | ManxPower: I think I better go read some docs... What Doc :P |
02:11.45 | JMorris | you goto bed yet? lol |
02:11.47 | PTG123 | rusty: you have dids? :) |
02:11.47 | file | lemme mod chan_local so I can see |
02:11.50 | rustyb | i have 40k in florida |
02:12.04 | PTG123 | have any other states or just florida? :) |
02:12.09 | kram | file: is this 302 redirects or what? |
02:12.12 | rustyb | just fl for now |
02:12.20 | file | kram: Moved Temporarily |
02:12.28 | PTG123 | hmm |
02:12.30 | PTG123 | pm |
02:12.36 | file | this amuses me ever so slightly |
02:12.38 | kram | file: why not put something on that ->forwards counter |
02:12.40 | kram | and see what happens |
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02:13.50 | file | maxed out above 231 local channels |
02:14.51 | bkw_ | hehe |
02:15.02 | bkw_ | asterisk kills itself |
02:15.04 | bkw_ | how funny |
02:15.26 | file | once it hits 256 I think, since that is what app_dial is hardcoded for watchers... |
02:15.53 | kram | hrm |
02:15.57 | kram | it shouldn't be |
02:16.24 | kram | becuase it shouldn't have all those channels around at the same time |
02:16.26 | file | here goes... |
02:16.31 | kram | oh oh |
02:16.34 | file | it's always at 1 forwards |
02:16.35 | kram | i get it now |
02:16.38 | file | yes you do |
02:16.40 | kram | of course |
02:16.42 | kram | hrm |
02:16.46 | file | he sees the light! |
02:17.04 | file | kram: what about an inherited channel variable that goes down through all these pesky channels? |
02:17.04 | kram | each time it creates a Local which dials another extension |
02:17.08 | file | exactly! |
02:17.21 | kram | if you had "promiscredir" it would work |
02:17.31 | kram | but in each case you're starting a new switch |
02:18.03 | file | it's amusing |
02:18.33 | kram | hrmm... |
02:18.36 | kram | whaaa toooo doooo |
02:19.05 | file | I wonder if you could cause a box not to accept any more calls while this was in progress |
02:19.14 | kram | only until it tore down |
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02:19.20 | file | kram: auto redial :) |
02:19.22 | oncemore | how to detect busy tone 450Mhz 0.35s<On Time(ms)> 0.35<Off Time(ms) |
02:19.23 | oncemore | and then hangup? |
02:19.23 | oncemore | modify dsp.c or chan_zap.c ? |
02:19.35 | oncemore | hello everyone |
02:19.49 | oncemore | it does not work now~ |
02:19.58 | kram | it's not really auto redial |
02:20.02 | kram | it's spawning a new thread eac htime |
02:20.05 | file | I didn't mean that |
02:20.34 | file | makes for nice entertainment on my screen |
02:21.21 | harryvv | Traditionally a t-1 with 64 pair excepts incomming pstn analog calls and digital out right? |
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02:23.24 | sphyrna | harryvv: are you describing a channel bank? |
02:23.33 | file | asterisk hates shutting down after it occurs too |
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02:24.16 | harryvv | yes |
02:24.23 | abombss | hello |
02:24.52 | sphyrna | harryvv: just checking :) |
02:24.53 | abombss | is anyone using the L() options with the Dial command successfully? |
02:25.08 | implicit | abombss: yes |
02:25.16 | abombss | i am getting errors "can't find ending )" |
02:26.14 | Qwell | Do you have matching pairs? |
02:26.36 | Qwell | fairly common error in C programming, when you have them nested |
02:27.29 | PTG123 | use xemacs |
02:27.33 | abombss | the calls appear to disconnect immediately after I dial |
02:27.33 | abombss | implicit: can you pastbin an example from you dialplan please? |
02:27.35 | PTG123 | it will tell you when you have errors as you type |
02:27.42 | sphyrna | abombss: what does your Dial options look like?\ |
02:27.44 | harryvv | sphynra yea reading up on it. Never really worked with 64 pair but did alot of in class study of it and teloco technoligy. Dropped out after first quarter :) |
02:28.15 | implicit | abombss it is in milliseconds |
02:28.18 | implicit | show me what you are doing |
02:29.24 | CaMeLL | has anyone used Teliax? |
02:29.36 | sphyrna | harryvv: 25 pair (RJ-21) matches one T1 |
02:30.17 | PTG123 | cammell: yah you looking to use them? |
02:30.35 | CaMeLL | PTG123: I'm testing a iax2 link now |
02:31.16 | CaMeLL | PTG123: Do you use them? I have a odd issue with the link..... |
02:31.25 | PTG123 | sure i do, what kind of issue are you using? |
02:32.14 | abombss | implicit: I think i may have fixed it... |
02:32.21 | CaMeLL | PTG123: link has been great, I have one DID. Sometimes when I make calls to the DID...Asterisk doesnt show the call coming in at all....and it rings forever. |
02:32.27 | abombss | implicit: all i did was stop and restart * |
02:32.47 | PTG123 | camell: can you reproduce the problem? |
02:32.59 | CaMeLL | PTG123: I can call it again and it will send the call to asterisk... |
02:33.09 | CaMeLL | PTG123: Sure. |
02:33.25 | vigman | Can anyone help me make a test call to my * server |
02:33.37 | CaMeLL | PTG123: Do you work there? :) |
02:33.53 | harryvv | sphyrna okay. Traditionally t-1s have been used to handle incomming voice calls but now are both used in voice and data. |
02:34.06 | PTG123 | not exactly |
02:34.11 | PTG123 | but... i can maybe help |
02:34.11 | PTG123 | heh |
02:34.16 | CaMeLL | hehe :) |
02:34.32 | harryvv | t-1s been around since the early 70s |
02:35.04 | harryvv | Got two telco relatives in the familly that tell me alot of this crap. Both are retired now. |
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02:36.01 | harryvv | but never get into a convo with the husband he wont keep his mouth shut just goes ooon and onn and onn hehe dont ask a telco question to him if your in a rush. |
02:36.06 | vigman | I have a * server setup but need some help, or someone to test call |
02:38.10 | modulus` | touch it |
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02:38.21 | harryvv | actually t-1 been around since the early 60s |
02:38.23 | rene- | hey |
02:38.24 | harryvv | interesting. |
02:38.24 | arrgh | touch or spank |
02:38.32 | abombss | implicit: still not working... here is my dial string IAX2/TxLink/17087155566||L(1000|5000|1000) |
02:38.34 | sphyrna | harryvv: think of a T1 as pipe with 24 smaller pipes inside it |
02:38.46 | harryvv | it is |
02:39.00 | sphyrna | harryvv: each of the smaller pipes can be used for voice or data |
02:39.32 | implicit | abombss: it is in milliseconds |
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02:39.35 | sphyrna | harryvv: just depends on the equipment at each end of the bigger pipe |
02:39.43 | implicit | abombss: of course it is not working |
02:39.46 | harryvv | sphyrna, recall my telco instructor telling me about that. 64 byte packets but 56 are usable for data. |
02:39.58 | harryvv | its been to long hehehe |
02:39.58 | rene- | bkw_: remember my lockup problem with agents? it seems to go away when i do not use music on hold for callers or agents |
02:40.11 | sphyrna | harryvv: yes but not quite |
02:41.01 | harryvv | it suports pcm cool :) know what that is. |
02:41.07 | vigman | Is there a way I can test my setup from the * server? |
02:41.07 | implicit | harryvv: do this |
02:41.20 | implicit | something like |
02:42.16 | sphyrna | harryvv: data over a single T1 channel configured with robbed bit signalling (CAS) will be reduced to 56kbps |
02:42.27 | implicit | L(300000|60000|30000) |
02:42.28 | implicit | try that |
02:42.33 | implicit | for a 5 minute limit |
02:42.41 | implicit | and announcements at 60secs and 30 secs |
02:42.50 | denon | so hey, any grandstream users .. what's the current known-good firmware on those pups? |
02:42.59 | sphyrna | harryvv: that same T1 channel configured as PRI runs at 64kbps |
02:43.16 | denon | their link to "Service" on the site is broke.. kinda indicative of the norm for the guys at grandstream |
02:44.06 | harryvv | ohh reeally so dont need the over head? |
02:44.12 | abombss | implicit: thanks... starring at the screen way tooo long :) |
02:44.17 | implicit | abombss: ;) |
02:44.52 | rene- | implicit whats that L option for? |
02:45.01 | implicit | rene-: the dial command |
02:45.02 | harryvv | found a chart that shows all the chanell capabilities per line from t1 though ds4 |
02:45.13 | implicit | rene-: cuts off at 5 minutes but gives warnings before doing so |
02:45.26 | implicit | warning at 60 seconds and repeats every 30 seconds |
02:45.41 | harryvv | now basicly a chanell is one incomming call right? |
02:45.43 | abombss | implicit: * stills throws a debug msg saying it can't find the trailing ")" in the command?? |
02:45.44 | rene- | fantastic, i needed something like that |
02:45.49 | implicit | so put another ) |
02:45.52 | implicit | to close the dial statement |
02:45.58 | implicit | show me your whole dialstring |
02:45.59 | dagrim | anyone willing to call into my * box on a softphone so I can test something before I get my hardware in the mail =P |
02:46.07 | harryvv | implicit ? |
02:46.14 | sphyrna | harryvv: or outgoing, remember it is just a pipe |
02:46.18 | implicit | harryvv: talking to abombss |
02:46.20 | implicit | harryvv: :-p |
02:46.24 | rene- | can it be used to limit an incoming call? |
02:46.32 | vigman | dagrim: just asking a similar question |
02:46.34 | implicit | rene-: sure it can |
02:46.40 | harryvv | <PROTECTED> |
02:47.00 | harryvv | a bombass? what ever that means. |
02:47.01 | harryvv | :) |
02:47.05 | implicit | rene-: just push it back through a dial to a local extension |
02:47.06 | abombss | i am calling the dial command from a c app with this data field "IAX2/TxLink/17087155566||L(1000|5000|1000)" |
02:47.10 | implicit | rene-: and then you have the limit |
02:47.24 | implicit | ok let me see |
02:47.27 | dagrim | vigman: /msg me |
02:47.29 | rene- | yuo thats what i tought.. the announcement files are in english right? |
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02:48.51 | bkw_ | poose menis |
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02:49.08 | harryvv | does this chanell have a db on terms? found a great link on explaining varios high speed links going into a office. |
02:49.18 | bkw_ | please DumbDude thats still a bad nick... its very negative |
02:49.37 | DumbDude | bkw_: You still hate me :(((( |
02:49.49 | implicit | i messaged you abombss |
02:50.12 | sphyrna | harryvv: what is the link? |
02:50.40 | Qwell | harryvv: I'd like to see that too |
02:50.56 | ChkDigit | Hi, anybody involved with the Zaptel hardware around? |
02:51.24 | implicit | ChkDigit: howso |
02:51.33 | sphyrna | ChkDigit: probably :) |
02:51.45 | ChkDigit | I need to know about things like getting it Industry Canada listed. |
02:51.47 | *** part/#asterisk thetalon (~Administr@pcp05736786pcs.norstn01.pa.comcast.net) |
02:52.12 | ChkDigit | Legally, you can't connect things to the phone network here unless they are IC approved. |
02:52.43 | implicit | ChkDigit: do you care though |
02:52.48 | implicit | ChkDigit: ? |
02:52.49 | ChkDigit | Thus, one (me) couldn't really sell asterisk solutions here without getting in trouble. |
02:53.01 | ChkDigit | Personally, no. |
02:53.17 | implicit | ChkDigit: just when you sell it make them have to do the licensing themselves in the contract |
02:53.21 | implicit | in order to legally use it |
02:53.25 | ChkDigit | The stuff works great, but puts a real damper on a business plan. |
02:54.00 | implicit | or you could offer solutions taht are not 'for' pstn |
02:54.03 | dagrim | whats the register => for in iax.conf? |
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02:54.04 | ChkDigit | That sounds a little "customer unfriendly" |
02:54.06 | implicit | unless they get licensing themselves for PSTN |
02:54.12 | implicit | ChkDigit: nobody reads the fine print anyway |
02:54.56 | ChkDigit | implicit: Sounds like an easy way for the gov't telco monopoly to crush a small competitor. |
02:55.36 | Qwell | dagrim: afaik, it registers with the provider to allow incoming calls |
02:55.51 | sphyrna | ChkDigit: don't quote me but I thought I saw a IC sticker on the last WC I put into service |
02:56.01 | IQ | Hi :) |
02:56.19 | ChkDigit | sphyrna: I just bought one last week, and couldn't find one. |
02:56.44 | ChkDigit | sphyrna: If that is the case, I'm doing cartwheels! |
02:57.15 | ChkDigit | SaskTel charges an order of magnitude more than they should for IP based PBX systems. |
02:58.24 | sphyrna | ChkDigit: you'll be alright as if you get inspected, they will not open the case to see the sticker on the card |
02:59.02 | sphyrna | ChkDigit: sell your system with a name brand server, Dell IBM, Compaq |
03:02.59 | ChkDigit | sphyrna: This still seems a little sub-optimal. |
03:04.17 | sphyrna | ChkDigit: it isn't, there are a bunch of Asterisk boxes running in .ca |
03:04.46 | ChkDigit | Of that, I'm sure. |
03:04.50 | czero | yes there is :) |
03:04.56 | czero | and connected to the PSTN |
03:05.14 | PTG123 | hey czero |
03:05.19 | czero | hey preston |
03:05.23 | ChkDigit | czero: Know of anyone selling them? |
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03:05.34 | sphyrna | ChkDigit: they just don't want you sending 120V into a smartjack, that isn't going to happen is it? |
03:05.50 | file | bkw_: poke |
03:05.52 | czero | ChkDigit selling what IC rated box? or services on * boxes concted to the PSTN |
03:05.57 | bkw_ | file stroke |
03:06.05 | file | bkw_: I got meetme cloaking almost done |
03:06.17 | ChkDigit | czero: No, selling turnkey asterisk PBX in Canada. |
03:06.20 | bkw_ | file not yet |
03:06.34 | file | well it works, where I want to send them... I haven't decided |
03:06.47 | bkw_ | I haven't even looked at it yet |
03:06.55 | bkw_ | app_meetme is a goto infested POS |
03:06.57 | file | it's really easy |
03:07.04 | sphyrna | ChkDigit: http://www.aheeva.com/ |
03:07.08 | file | I'll put it on the bug tracker when I'm done |
03:07.25 | sphyrna | ChkDigit: Montreal based selling turn key * boxes in .ca |
03:07.42 | ManxPower | ChkDigit: Where in .ca? |
03:07.43 | brc_ | <PROTECTED> |
03:07.45 | brc_ | omg |
03:07.48 | file | hello |
03:07.52 | brc_ | hello |
03:08.05 | tzanger | yeah where |
03:08.12 | brc_ | where yeah |
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03:08.19 | brc_ | ribbit |
03:08.20 | oncemore | hello everyone |
03:08.31 | tzanger | sphyrna: actually there's 130VDC available on the network side of the smartjack |
03:08.37 | brc_ | everyone left |
03:08.39 | tzanger | that's how the smartjack and any repeaters are powered |
03:08.41 | bkw_ | so who is going to donate to the BKW XMAS fund? brian@bkw.org is my paypal ;) |
03:08.53 | nestAr | :D |
03:09.10 | tzanger | I'd contribute santa's list of naughty girls... but I'm keeping that one for myself, sorry |
03:09.26 | ManxPower | tzanger: Good plan. |
03:09.36 | twisted | tzanger, send me some |
03:10.16 | tzanger | damn I'd send the whole bottle |
03:10.22 | tzanger | he can create his own christmas cheer then :-) |
03:10.32 | sphyrna | tzanger: I guess the point is you are not going to plug your Telus T1 into a BCHydro electrical outlet :) |
03:10.44 | tzanger | sphyrna: actually they're protected against that too |
03:10.48 | brc_ | hahaha |
03:11.15 | tzanger | actually maybe not on the DSX1 interface, but I think it is actually (can't remeber if there were 4 or 8 slo-blo fuses in the HTU-R I have |
03:11.23 | harryvv | who here is in bc? |
03:11.32 | brc_ | who isn't? |
03:11.36 | harryvv | hehe |
03:11.37 | D1ng0 | ME |
03:11.42 | D1ng0 | ISNT |
03:11.44 | tzanger | just the canucks who are active right now ... I'm on the way to bed so that puts me squarely in ON |
03:11.50 | andrew` | i'm originally from bc |
03:11.57 | sphyrna | tzanger: maybe, but I can only picture a funny smell coming from the telco room if it did get plugged in |
03:11.58 | bkw_ | doh |
03:11.59 | bkw_ | kram |
03:12.00 | bkw_ | haha |
03:12.06 | bkw_ | kram did a hit and run |
03:12.12 | brc_ | doesn't he always? |
03:12.16 | bkw_ | damn tabl completion |
03:12.16 | harryvv | d1ngo :) in vancouver? |
03:12.22 | tzanger | sphyrna: no it's fused... you'd get a spark and the 120VAC would still be around but the smartjack would no longer work |
03:12.23 | bkw_ | A DINGO ATE MY BABY!!! |
03:12.23 | goatmilk | i saved iaxtel |
03:12.24 | bkw_ | it did |
03:12.30 | D1ng0 | hell no not even in canada :) |
03:12.51 | D1ng0 | bkw_, heheheh |
03:12.54 | harryvv | florida |
03:12.58 | ChkDigit | ManxPower: In Saskatchewan. |
03:12.58 | D1ng0 | yuppers |
03:12.58 | tzanger | let me tell you it surpised the shit out of me when I accidentally shorted out the HDSL2 line coming from the telco |
03:13.18 | tzanger | 130VDC sparked nicely but there wasn't much current to hurt anything, just gave me enough pause to rethink what I was doing |
03:13.21 | harryvv | d1, id like to be there right now. its way below freezing at this time. |
03:13.28 | implicit | tzanger: fun |
03:13.34 | D1ng0 | its 75 degrees here |
03:13.37 | harryvv | nice |
03:13.45 | sphyrna | tzanger: hehe war stories |
03:13.45 | tzanger | heh, my bro forwarded me a spam from my email server with the caption "joe jobbed?" -- I responded "no, I'm sending spam now to augment my income" |
03:14.08 | syslod | tz: Lick your fingers next time. |
03:14.22 | tzanger | 130VDC on 26AWG won't hurt much |
03:14.32 | ManxPower | It hurts enough! |
03:14.40 | harryvv | one jolt |
03:14.45 | syslod | No but when you can't let go don't say I didn't tell you so. |
03:14.49 | tzanger | I've gotten hit with 575VAC before... that has a little bite... never had a hit from the 4160 lines though thank god |
03:15.09 | sphyrna | tzanger: ah, I shouldn't have prefaced with volts when amperage is what would do the damage |
03:15.10 | syslod | AC you can let go |
03:15.11 | harryvv | tz, you were not standing on metal or water |
03:15.17 | tzanger | sphyrna: of course not |
03:15.50 | tzanger | no voltage will give you the bite and ability to break down the dieletric "value" of your skin... it's the current that will cause damage (or effect defibriliation) |
03:16.13 | harryvv | yea |
03:16.17 | sphyrna | yea |
03:16.34 | tzanger | why yes, I *am* an electrical engineer. (Power electronics, specifically) |
03:16.58 | andrew` | tzanger: a fellow ee ;) |
03:16.59 | harryvv | so scare the daylights out of a mugger and turn on the tesla coil backpack that emits sparks from your hands and its in the mico amp capability ;0) |
03:17.08 | tzanger | hahahaha |
03:17.14 | tzanger | actually I did a lot of 44kV work as a kid |
03:17.35 | tzanger | LC tank circuit, a pair of 2N3055s and the biggest, baddest flyback transformer I could find |
03:17.46 | harryvv | just say "Dont mess with sparkman and you wont get hurt" :) |
03:17.53 | tzanger | picoamps of current, but oh lordy the corona |
03:17.53 | ross_cav | exit |
03:17.55 | harryvv | darkman sparkman :) |
03:18.47 | implicit | tzanger: when i was a kid i did that kind of thing as well, made an ion ray gun |
03:18.52 | implicit | nicee corona sparks |
03:19.06 | tzanger | never did that... and high frequency AC sucks at cooking hot dogs :-( |
03:19.12 | tzanger | skin effect sucks :-) |
03:19.12 | implicit | lol |
03:19.14 | harryvv | tz, ive made tesla coils before. I would go demonstrate a tabletop unit and it would repel people like it was a skunk before I turned it on :) |
03:19.39 | harryvv | people would get all peranoid :) |
03:19.39 | tzanger | made an "ion drive" though (elongated "S" shaped piece of wire balanced on a pin tip) |
03:19.41 | implicit | tzanger: i was going to give it to my little brother to use as an ignitor for his butane potato launcher |
03:19.45 | implicit | tzanger: i did that as well |
03:19.45 | tzanger | harryvv: :-) |
03:19.49 | tzanger | sweet |
03:19.51 | implicit | tzanger: drove it with my ion ray gun |
03:19.54 | implicit | tzanger: from a distance |
03:19.54 | tzanger | I want to build a potato canon with my kids |
03:19.55 | implicit | hehe |
03:20.04 | harryvv | have you made a ion gun before? |
03:20.09 | implicit | harryvv: yes |
03:20.12 | D1ng0 | boy talk about being in a room loaded with geeks |
03:20.22 | D1ng0 | you guys are plain nuts |
03:20.22 | harryvv | it asctually charges up surfaces you point it at? |
03:20.34 | implicit | harryvv: yeah |
03:20.36 | tzanger | problem I had was that the damn 12V power supply I used had a metal face so anything with sharp points would spew ions into the air and end up shocking me hwen I tried to turn the damn thing off |
03:20.41 | tzanger | never made an ion gun |
03:20.48 | tzanger | D1ng0: you're just jealous |
03:20.48 | implicit | tzanger: they are easy to make |
03:20.50 | harryvv | d1, I think this talk has to do with alot of stuff we did at teens and kids :) |
03:20.58 | sphyrna | hehe yea, all cause ChkDigit won't hook up asterisk in Sask. |
03:20.59 | D1ng0 | tzanger, NOT..!!! |
03:21.07 | implicit | D1ng0: i know |
03:21.16 | tzanger | ChkDigit's in Sask? |
03:21.26 | tzanger | implicit: what's the idea behind an ion gun? |
03:21.42 | tzanger | I always wondered how you could "launch" a ball of electricity like the back of hte R-E mag ads would say you could do |
03:21.57 | tzanger | I always wanted to build a face-pumped ruby laser though |
03:22.08 | tzanger | xenon flash tubes on either side of a Yag or some other kind of ruby rod |
03:22.10 | implicit | tzanger: just extremely high voltages |
03:22.20 | implicit | tzanger: and a little pin at the end |
03:22.22 | JamesDotCom | clarinda D |
03:22.24 | JamesDotCom | oops |
03:22.27 | JamesDotCom | ignore that |
03:22.36 | tzanger | a friend of mine in tx would set bushes on fire from 50 feet with a modified microwave :-) |
03:22.36 | D1ng0 | i betcha i coulda used you guys after the hurricanes down here to whip up some hard power for the house :) |
03:22.45 | ChkDigit | sphyrna: No, I've got it hooked up. =) |
03:22.49 | tzanger | he would run around to the other side of the barn to turn it on though (which is likely a good idea) |
03:22.49 | implicit | have a whole bunch of diodes on your way to the pin |
03:22.54 | tzanger | right for DC |
03:22.54 | file | Conference is: Cloaked |
03:22.54 | file | User #: 1 Channel: SIP/jcolp2-f771 |
03:23.01 | ManxPower | I've always wanted something to blow up the electronics of a car driving past with the stereo on full blash |
03:23.03 | bkw_ | yay conference cloaking |
03:23.03 | implicit | tzanger: what do you mean by a ball of electricity? |
03:23.05 | file | Coming soon to a bugtracker near you, conference cloaking! |
03:23.07 | implicit | bkw_: heh |
03:23.09 | implicit | bkw where |
03:23.13 | ManxPower | Usually driven by Urban Youth |
03:23.20 | syslod | cloaking? |
03:23.24 | bkw_ | in app_meetme.. file and I talked about this option today and he wrote it |
03:23.25 | tzanger | ManxPower: yes me too |
03:23.26 | sphyrna | ChkDigit: awesome |
03:23.33 | tzanger | EMP on command |
03:23.35 | tzanger | man I'd love that |
03:23.48 | bkw_ | once a conf is cloaked... someone else comes along and joins they are transparently warped to the next avail empty conf |
03:23.51 | ManxPower | tzanger: Yeah, but how would you avoid colateral damage? |
03:23.52 | tzanger | THUMP THUMP THUMP THJBZZZZZ...... <silence> |
03:23.58 | implicit | bkw_: that is good |
03:23.59 | implicit | as hell |
03:24.04 | tzanger | ManxPower: don't interrupt my sunny dream. :-) |
03:24.04 | D1ng0 | bkw_, wow really ? |
03:24.04 | implicit | bkw_: just don't stress at all |
03:24.16 | ManxPower | tzanger: Sorry! 8-) |
03:24.18 | bkw_ | yeppers |
03:24.29 | file | gimme time |
03:24.35 | bkw_ | file is putting it up on the tracker rigth now |
03:24.38 | file | I also changed meetme list so you can see the status of a conference |
03:24.44 | tzanger | acutally I think I'm going to fire up some of my old gear again |
03:24.44 | file | locked or cloaked, or both! |
03:24.48 | harryvv | http://www.briananddebbie.com/images/Tesla/basura.jpg |
03:24.55 | tzanger | maybe build some low voltage, super high current stuff (coin shrinkers and the like) |
03:24.58 | tzanger | maybe a frog levitator |
03:25.03 | CaMeLL | testing my x100p...cant seem to up the vol with rxgain and restarting. Anything Im missing? |
03:25.03 | D1ng0 | both |
03:25.35 | tzanger | harryvv: is that you? looks like a sawblade-style tesla coil |
03:25.36 | syslod | frog levitator? I think I did that back in the day with a M-80. |
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03:25.56 | tzanger | syslod: hahaha no no that's frog temporal displacement field |
03:26.03 | syslod | :) |
03:26.08 | implicit | heh |
03:26.14 | tzanger | syslod: unless you provided some kind of carriage assembly for the frog |
03:26.17 | file | me and bkw_ are tweaking/optimizing something |
03:26.20 | ManxPower | CaMeLL: Try a gain of 30 |
03:26.27 | CaMeLL | hahah |
03:26.27 | tzanger | a gain of *30* ?? |
03:26.29 | tzanger | jesus |
03:26.32 | CaMeLL | for real?? |
03:26.41 | ManxPower | Well 15 might be somewhat better |
03:26.50 | tzanger | a gain of 3 is a doubling... so 10 doublings |
03:26.50 | syslod | I think we put em in glass jars. Do that count as a try at a carriage assembly? |
03:26.56 | tzanger | syslod: hahaha |
03:26.57 | ManxPower | I usually use 6 or 8 when I need it. |
03:27.02 | CaMeLL | my pots comin in just seems to be very weak....doesnt have the prob hook direct to a pots phone though |
03:27.28 | ManxPower | CaMeLL: If you go to high it REALLY screws up echocan |
03:27.37 | syslod | We stopped the experment after realizing my friend has a 3 inch piece of glass and frog in his leg. |
03:27.45 | tzanger | yes |
03:28.00 | implicit | syslod: that was a good idea to stop |
03:28.00 | implicit | lol |
03:28.10 | tzanger | ahh the fun of being young and not understanding the consequences of your actions :-) |
03:28.27 | tzanger | which made you stop though, the fact that there was glass in his leg, or the fact that ther was frog in his leg? |
03:28.34 | CaMeLL | k |
03:28.41 | CaMeLL | I will just keep going up and see what happens |
03:28.48 | tzanger | I mean glass.. that's collateral damage... but frog... that's just gross |
03:29.02 | tzanger | perhaps you stopped because you were... ahem... green with envy? |
03:29.10 | tzanger | or was he hopping mad? |
03:29.44 | D1ng0 | hopping even ... ROFL |
03:30.04 | tzanger | sorry I was leaping to conclusions here |
03:30.47 | CaMeLL | ManxPower: Wow, 12 really works better...seems good. Thanks :) |
03:32.35 | syslod | I think it was the laughter, then the realization we were going have to carry him 3 miles. |
03:32.42 | tzanger | syslod: hahahaa |
03:32.51 | tzanger | "shit what do you mean you can't walk?" |
03:33.10 | syslod | He was passed out. |
03:33.12 | bkw_ | YAY my karma is +25 |
03:33.24 | tzanger | syslod: well at least he wasn't complaining :-) |
03:33.26 | bkw_ | bkw918 (Karma: +25) |
03:33.38 | implicit | bkw_: give me some |
03:33.42 | bkw_ | I gotta catch up with anthm |
03:33.43 | bkw_ | anthm (Karma: +54) |
03:33.53 | bkw_ | implicit some what? |
03:33.58 | implicit | http://gee.cs.oswego.edu/dl/html/malloc.html |
03:33.59 | bkw_ | gotta be specific around me |
03:34.09 | twisted | bkw_, "some" |
03:34.11 | implicit | give me some malloc() action! |
03:34.32 | bkw_ | implicit use calloc |
03:34.34 | bkw_ | muhahha |
03:34.36 | implicit | lol |
03:34.42 | bkw_ | alloca is better |
03:34.50 | bkw_ | alloca is FAST |
03:35.03 | implicit | i dont use alloca |
03:35.17 | bkw_ | calloc and malloc are pretty much the same.. calloc will zero the memory before handing it back.. so you don't have to memset it |
03:35.40 | bkw_ | alloca is something kram loves |
03:35.49 | bkw_ | if you use alloca you don't have to free it |
03:35.59 | dagrim | Hey ANYBODY know why SetMusicOnHold(default) .. then next line Dial(whoever) .. doesnt work.. but MusicOnHold(30) does?? |
03:36.16 | dagrim | What should I have in the class for SetMusicOnHold? |
03:36.18 | implicit | bkw_: how does alloca mark the chunks? |
03:36.20 | bkw_ | alloca uses stackspace |
03:36.24 | implicit | oh |
03:36.24 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
03:36.25 | bkw_ | <PROTECTED> |
03:36.28 | implicit | gotcha |
03:36.46 | bkw_ | thats why its faster than malloc |
03:36.50 | implicit | yeah of course |
03:37.01 | implicit | but its not always 'better' like you said |
03:37.02 | implicit | lol |
03:37.42 | tzanger | bkw_: yeah but now you have to worry about stack sizes |
03:37.42 | dagrim | anyone?? |
03:38.11 | implicit | tzanger: yeah |
03:38.11 | tzanger | dagrim: dont' use musiconhold, i can't help |
03:38.37 | bkw_ | http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0002952 |
03:38.39 | implicit | tzanger: also have lots of fun with off by 1 problems on the stack |
03:38.43 | bkw_ | tzanger how large is the stack? |
03:38.56 | tzanger | offhand I don't recall what it defaults to on Linux |
03:38.59 | implicit | a meg or so? |
03:39.02 | bkw_ | I don't either |
03:39.07 | tzanger | for some reason 8k is coming ot mind but I think that is way off |
03:39.07 | implicit | i think it is around a meg |
03:39.20 | bkw_ | ya 8k of stack seems small |
03:39.21 | bkw_ | haha |
03:39.25 | tzanger | I have played with stacks in a lot of different systems, my mind may be mixing it all up |
03:39.29 | bkw_ | because we abuse the stack at 64k in image.c |
03:39.33 | bkw_ | haha |
03:39.42 | implicit | bkw_: hahahaha |
03:39.47 | implicit | bkw_: why don't you just use the heap there? |
03:40.12 | implicit | its sooo funny how easy it is to get around most non-exec stack implementations |
03:40.15 | implicit | it is hilarious |
03:41.07 | file | mmm conference cloaking |
03:41.08 | file | I feel evil |
03:41.50 | twisted | file, now do the optional entrance pre-announce |
03:41.51 | twisted | :) |
03:42.06 | twisted | er |
03:42.10 | twisted | i put the pre- on the wrong word |
03:42.15 | twisted | optional pre-entrance announcement |
03:42.35 | twisted | <name> has joined the conference <- to the attendees |
03:43.05 | file | hehe |
03:44.22 | *** join/#asterisk yellow_fuzzy (~yellowfuz@c211-30-2-126.wavrl1.nsw.optusnet.com.au) |
03:44.23 | yellow_fuzzy | hi |
03:44.59 | file | meetme is phun |
03:45.29 | _E|nyPRI | i've done that conference stuff.. announces users name on enter/exit, can hit *9 to get conf count, *8 to have it recite userlist. |
03:45.30 | _E|nyPRI | etc. |
03:45.40 | _E|nyPRI | will even kick noisy users. |
03:45.48 | twisted | _E|nyPRI, submit patch :) |
03:45.52 | _E|nyPRI | or say "You have new voicemail" |
03:45.53 | _E|nyPRI | etc. |
03:46.04 | _E|nyPRI | its a bit beyond app_meetme :) |
03:46.17 | _E|nyPRI | actually, I SUGGESTED that stuff a while ago, and everyone got on my case about "its not necessary" etc. |
03:46.40 | twisted | who got on your case about it? |
03:46.49 | twisted | it's something i've mentioned for a while too |
03:47.04 | twisted | just haven't had the time to mess with it |
03:47.12 | _E|nyPRI | specifically, don't recalll, I posted some stuff on bugs. and didnt totally follow the rtmf, so they ragged me for that, and the fact it was useless ideas. |
03:47.16 | _E|nyPRI | was pretty discouraging. |
03:47.41 | _E|nyPRI | i had a patch for generatinig manager events when people started to talk and stopped talking too. |
03:47.55 | twisted | i vaguely remember that one |
03:48.07 | _E|nyPRI | basically, I moved everything I was doing to EAGI. |
03:48.16 | twisted | ah |
03:48.16 | _E|nyPRI | i've got a framework for inter-EAGI process comms. |
03:48.31 | _E|nyPRI | so ppl can generate events and signal other eagi's. |
03:48.39 | _E|nyPRI | and provides for total remote control of the users sessions etc. |
03:48.40 | file | twisted: I should do the patch just to keep you quiet |
03:48.50 | twisted | file, BLAH BLAH |
03:49.01 | _E|nyPRI | using MEETME_AGI_BACKGROUND |
03:49.14 | *** join/#asterisk funkknob (~funkknob@203.223.34.226) |
03:49.15 | _E|nyPRI | (but patched so it EAGI's the background agi for app_meetme) |
03:49.26 | _E|nyPRI | (if that makes sense hehe) |
03:49.34 | mlh407 | twisted: did you write a game for asterisk? |
03:49.35 | syslod | Hmm. |
03:49.40 | _E|nyPRI | Yah,! That game.. |
03:49.43 | _E|nyPRI | I've been trying to find info on that. |
03:50.04 | twisted | hehe |
03:50.06 | twisted | drumkilla and I did it |
03:50.14 | _E|nyPRI | I was considering writing a small RPG with rooms (confs) where you can go from room to room, do shite, each room would have background audio liek... (wind, outdoor animals, bar, restaurant etc sounds) |
03:50.26 | twisted | i'm not pasting the link, however, because my cablemodem couldn't handle the traffic :P |
03:50.44 | _E|nyPRI | I figured out a lame way to get audio from rooms "next" to your room, into the current conference. |
03:50.46 | mlh407 | can you allow me to send you a /msg? |
03:50.55 | mlh407 | twisted? |
03:51.00 | twisted | but i sent it to zx81 so he can host it somewhere and link off of the news site |
03:51.07 | twisted | mlh407, is it something that can't be handled publically? |
03:51.13 | file | bkw_: you didn't... |
03:51.38 | file | you did :p |
03:51.42 | mlh407 | twisted: it may involve you sending a ip adress :) I have a good reason why you should send it to me |
03:51.47 | _E|nyPRI | twisted; i'll throw it up on my PRI if ppl wanna call Long Distance. |
03:51.59 | bkw_ | er giglges |
03:52.33 | twisted | _E|nyPRI, it's not quite that simple. |
03:52.36 | file | twisted: 666 |
03:52.41 | bkw_ | twisted 666 boi |
03:52.43 | twisted | file, watching movie |
03:53.17 | file | brc_: 666 |
03:53.29 | _E|nyPRI | $29A |
03:54.01 | brc_ | file: fall off a clif |
03:54.03 | brc_ | f |
03:54.15 | bkw_ | what? |
03:54.40 | bkw_ | brc call back now |
03:54.43 | brc_ | no |
03:54.51 | brc_ | I konw what you're trying to do |
03:55.58 | brc_ | hey twisted |
03:56.04 | brc_ | 666 dude |
03:58.05 | D1ng0 | come one, i whaNNA PLAY |
03:58.08 | D1ng0 | :) |
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03:59.39 | Mike | hey guey anyone knows what this msg means |
03:59.40 | Mike | Nov 28 22:26:43 NOTICE[213005]: chan_sip.c:7162 handle_request: Failed to authenticate user Adrian De Leon <sip:527781@fwd.pulver.com>;tag=c6503668 |
03:59.40 | Mike | calle69*CLI> |
04:01.24 | JMorris | yo |
04:02.04 | syslod | Looks like SS7 support for * is openss7. They have a little blurb about selling digium hardware with kickbacks to openss7 for the ss7 version of the card. |
04:02.22 | syslod | Anyone know when they might release the card? |
04:02.47 | syslod | T400P-SS7 |
04:02.51 | bkw_ | confflags & ~CONFFLAG_CLOAKED |
04:03.06 | bkw_ | confflags &= ~CONFFLAG_CLOAKED |
04:03.16 | D1ng0 | bkw_, so is a patch going to be created ? |
04:03.34 | bkw_ | http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0002952 |
04:03.47 | _Vile | syslod who's that? |
04:03.57 | syslod | Who what? |
04:04.01 | _Vile | 'they' |
04:04.20 | syslod | http://www.openss7.com/body_products.html |
04:04.33 | Dr_Ray | the same people who keep the metric system down |
04:04.36 | syslod | Its a digium card with a little extra added on. |
04:04.43 | syslod | :) |
04:05.11 | _Vile | you sure there's anything 'extra' about it? |
04:05.17 | _Vile | :) |
04:05.21 | bkw_ | T400P-SS7 |
04:05.22 | bkw_ | haha |
04:05.24 | bkw_ | thats a tor2 |
04:05.35 | blitzrage | what makes it ss7? |
04:05.37 | _Vile | :) |
04:05.42 | _Vile | software |
04:05.45 | syslod | The SS7 driver. |
04:06.00 | blitzrage | yah, thats what I figured. But no physical difference right? |
04:06.07 | syslod | Hmm. I bet the open source driver works with it and any digium digital card. |
04:06.07 | mlh407 | does anyone know anything about all the caller id changes? |
04:06.18 | bkw_ | syslod yep |
04:06.31 | syslod | That means SS7 works now. |
04:06.37 | bkw_ | yep |
04:06.43 | blitzrage | wow, that didn't take too long |
04:06.52 | syslod | Anyone else here have SS7 testing? |
04:07.57 | blitzrage | yah, but I don't think people got serious until Astricon |
04:08.14 | syslod | THat sucks. Everything is open except those two drivers. |
04:08.15 | denon | nah, there's been a lot of serious talk before that |
04:08.47 | denon | besides, nobody's said its stable yet <G> |
04:08.51 | blitzrage | guess I just wasn't aware of it.. |
04:08.56 | blitzrage | :) |
04:09.21 | syslod | Anyone have a openss7 CVS account? |
04:09.54 | _Vile | I should go ahead and order our a links |
04:10.06 | _Vile | bleh |
04:10.12 | _Vile | going to bed gnight |
04:11.16 | _Vile | syslod, for a status update on openss7: openss7.com: "© Copyright 2002 OpenSS7 Corporation." |
04:11.18 | _Vile | haha |
04:11.40 | _Vile | later |
04:11.57 | gambolputty | are there any mirrors of voip-info.org |
04:11.57 | gambolputty | ? |
04:12.21 | syslod | gambolputty: I used google cache. |
04:12.50 | syslod | Status is... it isn't open... not free... and not complete. |
04:12.55 | syslod | :) |
04:16.49 | ManxPower | Steve Critchfield(sp!) has a working Asterisk SS7 |
04:17.19 | syslod | He must be a subscriber to openss7. |
04:18.10 | bkw_ | cloaking shields active captain |
04:18.19 | ManxPower | No he (or someone he works with) write it. |
04:18.28 | ManxPower | He's talked about it on the mailing list several times. |
04:18.35 | ManxPower | asterisk-biz at least. |
04:18.59 | syslod | openss7 claims it works but you have to be subscriber which they havn't really disclosed pricing yet. |
04:19.17 | bkw_ | Conference: Cloaked |
04:19.20 | bkw_ | muhahaha |
04:19.30 | file | that extra space bugs me, but eh |
04:19.34 | implicit | syslod: i got pricing from them before |
04:19.55 | ManxPower | I'll find the messages |
04:20.01 | twisted | okay |
04:20.06 | twisted | app_metaboo updated to work on stable as well |
04:20.08 | implicit | it was confidential though, and many different configurations and support for a lot of hardware |
04:20.11 | twisted | required a new patchlevel version :) |
04:20.25 | ManxPower | http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=site%3Alists.digium.com+asterisk-biz+ss7&btnG=Google+Search |
04:20.46 | twisted | hehe |
04:20.48 | kram | what's up |
04:20.58 | twisted | howdy :) |
04:21.01 | WilliamK | hey kram, are you going to play evil santa this year? =) |
04:21.14 | syslod | I was hopeing by 2005 to have * in a remote terminal with SS7 links back to the CO. Guess it'll have to wait. |
04:21.32 | file | kram: I made a patch for meetme, and it's not bad |
04:21.38 | twisted | yes it is |
04:21.40 | twisted | it's EVIL |
04:21.41 | twisted | pure EVIL |
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04:22.08 | ManxPower | Its not in the google cache yet |
04:22.28 | kram | still struggling with iaxtel |
04:22.45 | twisted | kram, want me to grab my 20lb sledge and pay it a visit? |
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04:23.30 | kdatrio | Good Evening All |
04:24.49 | ManxPower | "We have SS7 running with *, using Digium's cards. If you contact me, I can provide more information" steveu@coppice.org |
04:25.01 | ManxPower | NEXT!! |
04:25.12 | kram | yay |
04:25.19 | kram | we still haven't figured out the forward thing yet |
04:25.33 | ManxPower | At 8:26am TODAY actually. |
04:25.46 | file | kram: yeah |
04:26.03 | file | kram: what do you think of the evilness known as meetme cloak? |
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04:27.16 | ron_ | :( voip-info |
04:27.38 | kram | i'm still working on iaxtel |
04:27.43 | kram | we have over 1000 subscribed people |
04:27.51 | kram | excuse me |
04:27.53 | file | is it really that broken? |
04:27.55 | kram | 6000 registered |
04:28.04 | kram | 1000 actually active right this moment |
04:28.12 | Qwell | nice |
04:28.13 | nowork | oh? what is the website; |
04:28.22 | Qwell | nowork: iaxtel.com |
04:28.30 | nowork | k, will check now; |
04:28.39 | kram | i'm registered but it seems to come and go |
04:29.05 | kram | still that's only about 16 a second |
04:29.11 | file | get better soon! |
04:29.41 | kram | hrm |
04:29.44 | kram | it seems to be better now |
04:29.54 | file | but, you did nothing? |
04:29.59 | file | spontaneously decided to work? |
04:30.10 | bkw_ | cloaking shields up |
04:30.14 | kram | well i made a few small changes |
04:30.21 | bkw_ | file is going for muffin points |
04:30.30 | JMorris | i want a muffin..... |
04:30.34 | twisted | kram |
04:30.34 | twisted | iaxtel 69.73.19.178 (S) 255.255.255.255 4569 OK (38 ms) |
04:30.36 | file | well you can't have mine |
04:30.36 | bkw_ | haha |
04:30.36 | twisted | MUCH better. |
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04:30.54 | bkw_ | if he only allowed transfers on iaxtel |
04:30.57 | bkw_ | it woul dbe neat |
04:31.08 | bkw_ | my iaxtel stuff wont work |
04:31.09 | ron_ | mmm muffins |
04:31.24 | PTG123 | i was thinking a bout making some creme brulee |
04:31.27 | JMorris | i was talking to a guy in a bookstore the other day and thats how i found this place ;) i think it was brc_ but i cant be sure... ive been sick the past few days so ive been out of it lol |
04:31.36 | kram | everybody else on iaxtel okay? |
04:31.56 | Qwell | I really need to get a phone working, heh |
04:32.33 | file | taha it works now |
04:33.17 | file | kram: good job |
04:34.47 | brc_ | yum |
04:35.16 | twisted | WHOOHOO |
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04:35.18 | twisted | iaxtel 69.73.19.178 (S) 255.255.255.255 4569 OK (305 ms) |
04:35.19 | twisted | no |
04:35.21 | twisted | kram, it's broken again |
04:35.34 | twisted | Nov 28 22:40:56 NOTICE[9692]: chan_iax2.c:2199 auto_congest: Auto-congesting call due to slow response |
04:38.43 | ZX81 | anyone know of an ssh extension for firefox? |
04:39.03 | ZX81 | nm |
04:40.05 | Dr_Ray | sweet! scored me a zhone zplex10 for $20 on ebay |
04:40.29 | IQ | ZX81: what are you talking about :O |
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04:41.09 | ZX81 | heh nevermind |
04:41.36 | IQ | LOL |
04:42.56 | IQ | ZX81: ATA vs IP Phone ;) ? which one to buy |
04:43.17 | Legend | ip phone |
04:43.20 | Legend | sexier ;D |
04:43.22 | ZX81 | depends on Ip phone |
04:43.28 | ZX81 | as long as its nice |
04:43.39 | ZX81 | ata is simpler for some people |
04:43.45 | ZX81 | i.e. your gradparents |
04:43.51 | IQ | :P |
04:43.52 | ZX81 | because they can use the same phone |
04:44.09 | ZX81 | but for tech geeks, a nice ip phone is always nicer |
04:44.21 | ZX81 | I have a T1 channel bank of fxs at home |
04:44.24 | ZX81 | :-) |
04:44.36 | jbourne | anyone here running * on debian? |
04:44.42 | IQ | SPA-2000 vs SPA-841 |
04:44.59 | bkw_ | drooooolll SPA-841 |
04:45.01 | bkw_ | I wanna try it |
04:45.06 | IQ | oops - I mean SPA-831... is it a nice basic phone ? |
04:45.12 | bkw_ | now if Sipura will just make a half ass decent wifiphone |
04:45.13 | IQ | oh.. 841 |
04:45.23 | bkw_ | isn't it 841 |
04:45.34 | IQ | ya - it is 841 |
04:45.42 | IQ | for $85 |
04:46.08 | IQ | this phone has 4 line appearances but only 2 will work till we upgrade (pay more $$$) |
04:46.48 | IQ | not a bad basic phone, right? |
04:47.17 | nestAr | i need to get this lease pushed through at work.. so i can get my Sipura ATA for the house.. |
04:47.24 | brc_ | http://blog.tmcnet.com/blog/tom-keating/voip/voip-blog/sipura-spa2100-and-spa841-ata.asp |
04:47.28 | nestAr | would you guys get a Sipura or an IAXy? |
04:48.33 | gambolputty | both :) |
04:49.15 | IQ | Anyone tried WiSIP? |
04:50.46 | nestAr | SPA-2000 it is then |
04:51.29 | IQ | nestAr: Why not IP Phone? |
04:52.14 | nestAr | IQ: i dunno.. cheaper, i can use my existing cordless analog phones |
04:52.28 | Atacomm | SPA-841s are going to be a hot seller |
04:52.54 | IQ | atacomm: oh u r the atacomm guy |
04:53.19 | IQ | Marketing ;) |
04:53.41 | Atacomm | lol, marketing? me? never :) |
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04:53.59 | IQ | Jk... I'm sure u r not |
04:54.26 | Atacomm | rofl |
04:54.45 | IQ | special discount for Asterisk chat members ;) |
04:55.31 | Atacomm | lol, cant on Sipura products, we sell at $3 above cost (cost being 200 qty cost)... got into a price war so we slashed down way below everyone else, others tried to match but couldnt go that far |
04:55.54 | nestAr | sipura's reseller pricing sucks |
04:56.00 | IQ | oh shoot... so we are stuck with u :P |
04:56.23 | nestAr | and uhh... Polycom's process of becoming a reseller blows too |
04:56.29 | Atacomm | lol |
04:56.38 | Atacomm | nestAr: you can always build your own phones |
04:56.45 | IQ | Atacomm: ATA vs IP Phone ? |
04:56.49 | nestAr | Atacomm: lol |
04:56.50 | nestAr | yeah |
04:57.13 | Atacomm | IQ: sipuras? havent seen their phones yet, scheduled to hopefully receive about 60 in a week..... we've already sold close to 50 of them |
04:57.37 | IQ | ok ok - I'll order right away :P |
04:57.42 | Atacomm | lol |
04:58.20 | Atacomm | they are supposed to be good, i trust sipura when they say that... out of about 2000 spa-2000s sold, we've only had 2-3 physically bad units back... we got maybe 20 others back, but a restore fixed all problems |
04:58.43 | IQ | Atacomm: wow - free shipping - cool |
04:59.24 | Atacomm | IQ: lol, no, we dont do free shipping, voxilla does... but usually the free ground shipping is the same as the price difference |
05:00.11 | IQ | Atacomm: oh... so it'll calculate shipping cost after I register... as long as I dont register it is free |
05:00.14 | harryvv | atacomm so are the phones good? |
05:00.57 | harryvv | atacomm build your own phone? |
05:01.29 | Atacomm | harryvv: never touched one |
05:01.39 | Atacomm | lol |
05:01.50 | IQ | Atacomm: SoftPHone? |
05:01.59 | harryvv | atacomm no was just questning that. Are you a sip hardware reseller? |
05:02.16 | Atacomm | IQ: actually, i dont think the autoquote gives ground as an option on sipuras, fedex rejects the box size during the automated process... but we can ship it via ground if called in |
05:02.24 | Atacomm | harry: sip, h323, mgcp, yup |
05:02.31 | harryvv | what brands? |
05:03.03 | IQ | website doest say if SPA-841 supports SIP, mgcp, etc.... |
05:03.30 | Atacomm | its sip |
05:03.38 | harryvv | What brands do you sell |
05:03.40 | Atacomm | harryvv: lol, lots |
05:03.44 | harryvv | okay |
05:03.46 | harryvv | :) |
05:03.55 | IQ | Atacomm: Free upgrade to 4 lines, right ? |
05:04.06 | harryvv | What is the cost of a ip500 going these days? |
05:04.11 | IQ | harryvv: http://atacomm.com |
05:04.15 | harryvv | easy enough |
05:05.33 | IQ | A license that enables all four line |
05:05.34 | IQ | appearances / extensions on the SPA-841 is available as an upgrade from Sipura for $30.00. |
05:06.21 | brc_ | hola! |
05:06.23 | brc_ | Atacomm |
05:06.32 | modulus` | bleh |
05:06.39 | IQ | http://www.sipura.com/Documents/SipuraPressRelease007.pdf |
05:06.46 | brc_ | yep |
05:07.39 | harryvv | can the Sipura SPA-2000 be configured to only access a given * network and not be hacked? |
05:09.12 | Atacomm | hey brc |
05:10.05 | harryvv | Sipura SPA-841 2-Line IP Phone thats going to sell like crazy |
05:10.06 | harryvv | :) |
05:10.17 | Atacomm | yup, thats what we expect |
05:10.22 | harryvv | and just in time for christmas :) |
05:10.56 | brc_ | harryvv, yes, it's more then likely...IF you have the spc |
05:11.00 | harryvv | for a price like that would not suprise it was made in dongjeng :) |
05:11.06 | brc_ | if you don't know what it is, then don't bother |
05:11.46 | harryvv | spc? |
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05:24.45 | BobABowie | hello asterisk, I am trying to get my sip cisco 7960 phone working on my asterisk pbx |
05:24.59 | Nugget | The 7960 is a great phone. |
05:25.03 | Evanrude | you have to kick it |
05:25.09 | Evanrude | and use tftp |
05:26.01 | BobABowie | i have a regular analog phone on a TDM400 fxs port and I want to call between the two |
05:26.20 | Nugget | ok, have fun with that. |
05:27.27 | BobABowie | I need to know what to do on the pbx to complete the call |
05:27.34 | Legend | BobABowie: extensions.conf |
05:27.35 | Legend | read up |
05:27.51 | Nugget | the documentation is fine. use it. |
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05:35.20 | ZX81 | justinnnnnn: you play counterstrike? |
05:36.31 | ManxPower | Useful Asterisk Docs (BOOKMARK THEM!): http://www.digium.com/index.php?menu=documentation (look at the "Unofficial Links") and http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk and http://www.fnords.org/~eric/asterisk/ (my site) and http://asteriskdocs.org/ |
05:37.59 | justinnnnnn | nups why |
05:38.27 | PTG123 | ~seen sixtel |
05:38.29 | jbot | sixtel <sixtel@sixTel.iax.cc> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 9d 3h 8m 26s ago, saying: 'moc: k.'. |
05:44.03 | nestAr | lol |
05:45.53 | PTG123 | heh what ever happened to that guy? |
05:46.04 | nestAr | who knwos |
05:47.03 | nestAr | shady! |
05:49.35 | twisted | ZX81, you need to update the package for metaboo :P |
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05:49.42 | BobABowie | ok, i can make the call from sip phone to the fxs port phone but not the other way |
05:52.29 | draino | I know it's off-topic, but it is Linux related.. anyone see the new Enlightement screen shots? E17 is in cvs now and is building for most people. |
05:52.53 | oncemore | how to modify dsp.c so that It can detect busytone outside US? |
05:52.54 | oncemore | in /etc/asterisk/zapata.conf |
05:52.54 | oncemore | busydetect=yes |
05:52.54 | oncemore | busycount=4 |
05:52.54 | oncemore | callprogress=no |
05:53.23 | tessier_ | draino: What about it? |
05:54.25 | draino | tessier_ - it's pretty snazzy looking. |
05:55.29 | draino | some screenshots and videos - http://www.eshots.de.gg/ |
05:55.49 | draino | you really have to see the video to understand how cool it is. |
05:56.49 | tessier_ | draino: E has always been snazzy looking. I first used it back in...97 or 98. |
05:57.08 | Hogie | I printed out the wiki and bound it, and I sleep with it at night |
05:58.12 | draino | tessier_ - it was snazzy back in the day.. there hasn't been an update to how it looks in ages though. I think the old E16 is pretty boring now. The new E is all new code, nothing old was used. |
05:59.03 | brc_ | file, |
06:01.47 | ZX81 | Hogie: heh |
06:04.46 | BobABowie | [#asterisk] 9 02:02:23 NOTICE[294930]: app_dial.c:743 dial_exec: Unable to create channel of type 'SIP' |
06:04.46 | BobABowie | <PROTECTED> |
06:05.18 | BobABowie | <PROTECTED> |
06:07.47 | modulus` | it's dead jim |
06:08.11 | nestAr | perhaps sip is disabled because of some sort of config issue in your conf |
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06:09.00 | nestAr | maybe an IP address issue |
06:09.56 | tessier_ | draino: I think raster screwed up big time in parting ways with RedHat |
06:10.10 | gabb0 | can someone give me a hand with iax trunking, I've read up on it all but still getting "No authority found" |
06:10.14 | tessier_ | Now he is competing with gnome/kde. |
06:10.22 | PTG123 | what did he go to? |
06:10.43 | PTG123 | you mean he worked for redhat? |
06:10.47 | oncemore | have a X100P connected to my analog PBX. I can¡ät |
06:10.48 | oncemore | detect hangups on this line, so I turned on busydetect=yes in |
06:10.48 | oncemore | zapata.conf. |
06:11.10 | oncemore | While the line is connected to the PBX, I can never detect busy and the |
06:11.11 | oncemore | line hangs at the end of every call. |
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06:26.58 | WilliamK | for a 500 extension box, should a Xeon 3.4ghz dual box work fine? |
06:28.27 | harryvv | Wiliam go opteron its cheaper ;) |
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06:30.48 | JerJer | WilliamK: i would go dual xeon and not opteron |
06:31.05 | modulus` | hi jerjer |
06:31.13 | JerJer | mooo |
06:31.17 | WilliamK | looking at a Dell box that cost 7,100 by the time I've done all the customizations |
06:31.33 | WilliamK | redudant power, dual cpus, alot of ram, etc.. |
06:31.47 | JerJer | that sounds pretty crazy high |
06:31.58 | WilliamK | Jer, that's what the dell site quoted me |
06:32.04 | Dr_Ray | 4 hour replacement? |
06:32.04 | WilliamK | and yeah it's high |
06:32.07 | JerJer | we get Dell 1750s for like 2 grand |
06:32.12 | WilliamK | Dr, I do believe so |
06:32.17 | WilliamK | dual p/s? |
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06:32.24 | JerJer | yep |
06:34.15 | IOscanner | I am having a problem with outgoing calls with tdm40b (7fxo ports) I get an error on the phone of "We are sorry your call did not go through will you please hangup and try your call again". Any ideas? |
06:34.33 | JerJer | 7 ?! |
06:34.52 | oncemore | who understand callprocess? |
06:34.54 | JerJer | tdm40b is 4 FXS |
06:35.03 | JerJer | tdm04b is 4 FXO |
06:35.03 | Dr_Ray | I assume he has 2 cards |
06:35.06 | IOscanner | I have 2 of them in the box |
06:35.08 | IOscanner | correct |
06:35.44 | IOscanner | I can call out but about every 3 - 4 calls I get that error. I can keep trying and it will go through. |
06:35.46 | Dr_Ray | does Master.csv show the correct number being dialed? |
06:35.50 | JerJer | IOscanner: does your CLI show the call going out or a prompt being played? |
06:35.59 | JerJer | is it your own prompt? or your telco's? |
06:36.55 | IOscanner | Yes it show the calls in both show channels and CLI that it is calling that number |
06:37.07 | IOscanner | I am not sure I don't see the CLI playing the message |
06:37.47 | Dr_Ray | are you dialing by port or by group? |
06:38.35 | IOscanner | This is very strange not sure how to find the problem. I can replicate it. If I make 2 calls then the third about 1/2 of the time will error on the third call. then I get the error for the next few calls then it goes away |
06:38.38 | IOscanner | group |
06:38.58 | IOscanner | I have all zap/25-31 in g0 |
06:39.01 | Dr_Ray | is it the same port each time that is giving you the error? |
06:39.06 | IOscanner | 1-24 is for t1 data |
06:39.59 | Moc | hi all |
06:40.21 | IOscanner | Well I though so at first zap/27, but after the error on zap/27. I hung up all lines and tried to call out again and I get the error on zap/25 twice then I hang up again and try the call and it works again. so I am not sure if it is happening on just one port. |
06:41.16 | Dr_Ray | I had a similar problem, I removed all the ports but one from the group and added them one at a time until I found the dead port |
06:41.24 | IOscanner | Also, when it seems to error I get a long pause even after the CLI show the called g0/number. then the error comes up. |
06:42.11 | IOscanner | Well I just tried again. I got an error the first time zap/25. |
06:42.24 | IOscanner | Tried again and the call went out on zap/25 |
06:42.38 | Dr_Ray | try G0 instead? |
06:42.56 | tessier_ | And of course the usual suspects are replying to my troll on -dev :) |
06:43.47 | Dr_Ray | I'm glad to be done with the TDM40b card |
06:43.59 | Dr_Ray | for FXS it was nice |
06:44.01 | IOscanner | here is the output from CLI: http://www.pastebin.com/124384 |
06:44.08 | IOscanner | try GO? |
06:44.29 | Dr_Ray | doesnt' making the g upper case make it work it's way down in the group |
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06:45.29 | IOscanner | not sure |
06:45.31 | bowman | hello :) which version introduced AGI over a socket? |
06:45.33 | IOscanner | Hello Moc |
06:47.37 | JerJer | Dial,Zap/r1/${EXTEN} will cause all channels in the group to get used in a round robbin fashion |
06:50.05 | bowman | gtg, l8r |
06:50.14 | IOscanner | Okay I seem to have a pattern when I get the error. I have this print out just before the next call will error. |
06:50.16 | IOscanner | http://www.pastebin.com/124387 |
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06:54.28 | Moc | hi twisted |
06:59.11 | WilliamK | hey twisted |
07:04.27 | justinnnnnn | hey |
07:04.31 | justinnnnnn | i put this into musiconhold.conf |
07:04.50 | justinnnnnn | default => /var/lib/asterisk/mohmp3 |
07:04.57 | justinnnnnn | but it only links it if i do the original.. with the mp3: infront |
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07:05.37 | Evanrude | you have to have the mp3: or quietmp3: in front |
07:06.16 | _E|nyPRI | What is this: |
07:06.16 | _E|nyPRI | Don't know what to do if second ROSE component is of type 0x6 |
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07:06.33 | highvoltage | hi guys |
07:06.37 | _E|nyPRI | Do not handle argument of type 0x84 |
07:06.51 | highvoltage | I found a doc on the site a while ago that explains how to create the /dev/zap files |
07:06.55 | highvoltage | but I've lost the link |
07:06.58 | highvoltage | and can't find it |
07:07.09 | highvoltage | could anyone please send me a link to the doc? |
07:14.33 | IOscanner | Well I give up for the night thanks all for helping |
07:28.22 | tessier_ | Wow, my nufone account works again. Bizarre. |
07:28.38 | justinnnnnn | if im using this new moh patch... how do i stop mpg123 ? |
07:28.42 | justinnnnnn | from starting up |
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07:34.54 | mister_b_ | quite a crowd in here - good morning |
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07:38.33 | porche | hi |
07:49.45 | slePP | genetic programming is so much fun |
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07:52.33 | ZX81 | where does twisted work? |
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07:54.56 | modulus` | in a sweat shop |
07:54.57 | modulus` | why? |
07:55.08 | modulus` | he sews my nike socks |
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07:55.19 | ZX81 | heh |
07:55.20 | implicit | modulus`: lol |
07:57.04 | modulus` | here comes... |
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07:57.08 | modulus` | MUJA STAR!! |
07:58.05 | tessier_ | er...I think it's just called "Closer" actually |
07:58.10 | zeh | hi there |
07:58.48 | modulus` | hi |
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08:03.21 | _E|nyPRI | can someone see if a bug i posted is visible? |
08:03.44 | slePP | ok? |
08:04.52 | _E|nyPRI | i posted it as private |
08:04.58 | _E|nyPRI | curious if its visible to others |
08:06.00 | _E|nyPRI | oh ok |
08:06.03 | _E|nyPRI | i cleared cookies. |
08:06.04 | _E|nyPRI | cant see it |
08:06.07 | _E|nyPRI | ah. |
08:06.11 | _E|nyPRI | i got a doozy |
08:06.19 | twisted | should it be public? |
08:06.26 | _E|nyPRI | well, it has somoe callerid's in it |
08:06.34 | _E|nyPRI | and a test DID in it |
08:06.40 | _E|nyPRI | i didnt want to search/replace everything |
08:06.51 | _E|nyPRI | if ya want me to, I can, and re-post it as public |
08:06.56 | twisted | it's up to you |
08:07.16 | twisted | although I can't see it getting a lot of attention outside of kram, myself, drumkilla, and the other bug marshals |
08:07.27 | _E|nyPRI | ah.. |
08:07.32 | slePP | (some of which haven't had time to look at sheeit in a long time :) |
08:07.37 | twisted | yep |
08:07.47 | _E|nyPRI | unsure how many people have PRI's and use EAGI |
08:08.19 | slePP | More education is necessary. One form of education is lawsuits. |
08:08.19 | slePP | - Jonathan Lamy (Spokesperson, RIAA) |
08:08.35 | ZX81 | heh |
08:08.50 | porche | who is the best iax provider? |
08:09.11 | ZX81 | me |
08:09.15 | porche | ehue |
08:09.17 | ZX81 | :-) |
08:09.24 | porche | ZX81, what do you provide? |
08:09.36 | ZX81 | lo, 1 line into dunedin, new zealand |
08:09.38 | _E|nyPRI | ya familar with the ROSE pri stuff twisted? |
08:09.38 | ZX81 | lol |
08:09.45 | twisted | no |
08:09.50 | _E|nyPRI | blah |
08:09.56 | twisted | however, the Do not handle argument statement is coming from the agi, i believe. |
08:10.13 | _E|nyPRI | do not handle argument statement? |
08:10.22 | porche | ZX81, got it. |
08:10.25 | _E|nyPRI | hm. |
08:10.35 | twisted | er no wait |
08:10.37 | modulus` | hey someone try sending an EOT signal to a running * CLI |
08:10.38 | _E|nyPRI | no dont think so. |
08:11.00 | _E|nyPRI | i think this anomaly existed in 1.0, but the newer libpri is more verbose about it |
08:11.29 | slePP | twisted: it's in libpri/pri_facility.c |
08:12.36 | twisted | yeah |
08:12.39 | twisted | actually |
08:12.40 | twisted | it's in the header |
08:12.47 | twisted | (the meaning, that is) |
08:12.55 | twisted | 0x84 means ROSE_NAME_UNAVAILABLE |
08:13.01 | twisted | er |
08:13.04 | twisted | ROSE_NAME_NOT_AVAILABLE |
08:13.24 | twisted | it's a facility message |
08:13.41 | _E|nyPRI | those rose messages might be totally unrealted to the real issue. |
08:13.42 | slePP | clients are idiots. i asked for a list of fields they needed to see from our db |
08:13.44 | porche | weird, |
08:13.51 | slePP | they sent me an excel spreadsheet with each column labeled how they want it |
08:13.58 | slePP | instead of just giving me a message |
08:14.00 | twisted | _E|nyPRI, no, because it actually hangs up the channel on tha tmessage |
08:14.07 | porche | what's the relation with ping times to iax providers and the static noice on the line? |
08:14.13 | twisted | i have no clipboard in E yet, or i'd paste it to you |
08:14.19 | _E|nyPRI | Are ya sure? Cuz the person was able to join the meetme for a split second |
08:14.19 | porche | noice=noise, (must sleep :)) |
08:14.21 | _E|nyPRI | then got kicked out |
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08:14.51 | slePP | twisted: http://pastebin.ca/2448 |
08:15.05 | twisted | slePP, thanks |
08:15.06 | twisted | :) |
08:15.09 | twisted | that's what i was gonna paste |
08:15.15 | WilliamK | hey twisted, I'm coming up with "Element Not Implemented (99)" messages in the debug again on the pri (Protocol Error 6) |
08:15.25 | WilliamK | ever see the element msgs before? |
08:15.33 | twisted | WilliamK, i'm not familiar with pri, i just took a quick glance at this |
08:15.42 | modulus` | ewww switch() ewww |
08:15.51 | slePP | ? |
08:15.51 | twisted | err libpri |
08:15.55 | slePP | what's wrong with switch? |
08:16.04 | slePP | you prefer if fallthroughs? |
08:16.40 | _E|nyPRI | twisted; yeah, it runs past the rose msg, and runs the eagi |
08:16.42 | twisted | oh shit nevermind the hangup thing |
08:16.50 | twisted | i'm so used to looking at * code, not libpri |
08:16.54 | slePP | hehe |
08:16.59 | modulus` | hehe |
08:17.00 | _E|nyPRI | you can see the eagi run just before the public-pbx> message repeated over and over |
08:17.07 | _E|nyPRI | err complete. |
08:17.28 | twisted | *shrug* |
08:17.34 | twisted | i need to go to sleep |
08:17.40 | _E|nyPRI | me too |
08:17.43 | slePP | sleep is the devil |
08:17.46 | slePP | er. slepp |
08:18.20 | modulus` | there's a hampster in my pants |
08:18.27 | ZX81 | k |
08:18.34 | ZX81 | whatever takes ya fancy |
08:18.48 | slePP | somone buy me a box of pens |
08:19.39 | modulus` | slePP: http://search.ebay.com/pens_W0QQsokeywordredirectZ1QQfromZR8 |
08:20.35 | modulus` | jbot geshi? |
08:20.55 | slePP | jbot google geshi |
08:22.04 | slePP | http://pastebin.ca/new-index.php?id=2448 compared to http://pastebin.ca/2448 |
08:22.50 | modulus` | eww color coded code |
08:22.50 | modulus` | ewww |
08:22.51 | slePP | needs some colour adjustment |
08:22.53 | modulus` | vim sucks |
08:22.59 | slePP | who said anything about vim? |
08:23.06 | slePP | vim does suck. but that's just vi/vim as a group. |
08:23.07 | modulus` | it just reminds me of vim |
08:23.19 | slePP | you never justified a dislike of switch() statements |
08:23.32 | modulus` | i prefer if()'s |
08:23.40 | slePP | for 100 cases? |
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08:24.40 | slePP | i guess you'd like cond in lisp, then |
08:24.51 | porch2000 | Q: what's jitterbuffer? |
08:25.08 | ZX81 | buffers packets for a time to remove jitter |
08:25.12 | ZX81 | also delays sound |
08:25.25 | modulus` | cell signals have jitterbuffers |
08:25.39 | modulus` | or at least that's what i'd like to believe that latency is |
08:25.44 | ZX81 | heh |
08:25.56 | porch2000 | my problem is, I have some static with some providers |
08:26.12 | porch2000 | and in some providers, I have dtmf detection problem |
08:26.13 | slePP | cells do have jitter, but most of it is codec time, channel time, and switching |
08:26.16 | modulus` | porch2000, try adjusting the rabbit ears |
08:26.20 | FITA | any one can tell me about registration senario |
08:26.48 | modulus` | yes anyone can |
08:27.01 | porch2000 | modules, what's rabbit ears? |
08:27.08 | FITA | when user registers to asterisk its info is saved in |
08:27.18 | FITA | iaxs structure am i right |
08:27.25 | FITA | ??? |
08:28.07 | slePP | yes |
08:28.07 | FITA | but as soon as his/her info is stored it is deleted (using iax_destroy()) |
08:28.24 | slePP | what is your question, fita? |
08:28.38 | modulus` | apparently FITA has been reading * code |
08:29.06 | FITA | question is do we have info about user if it is removed or deleted soon after registration |
08:29.29 | slePP | if the peer successfully registered, yes, we have their info and we keep it until their registration dies out |
08:29.33 | slePP | it is in the iax_peer structure |
08:29.54 | modulus` | someone kiss the hampster goodnight |
08:29.57 | modulus` | it's in my pants |
08:30.00 | slePP | i ain't touching your hamster |
08:30.03 | porch2000 | what if I remove all jitter definitions? |
08:30.15 | FITA | you are wrong |
08:30.24 | slePP | porch2000: that is likely not your problem. jitter doesn't cause static |
08:30.28 | slePP | FITA: uhm. okay. |
08:30.38 | modulus` | FITA correction please |
08:30.48 | slePP | FITA: from cli, iax2 show peers |
08:31.00 | slePP | sure looks like state to me... |
08:31.00 | _E|nyPRI | slepp; can you get rid of that bug? |
08:31.02 | _E|nyPRI | for me? |
08:31.07 | _E|nyPRI | it seems to work in 1.0 |
08:31.09 | slePP | _E|nyPRI: doubt it. |
08:31.21 | _E|nyPRI | i think the problem is that the AGI environment variables changed from 1.0 to HEAD |
08:31.29 | slePP | really? |
08:31.36 | _E|nyPRI | ie: 1.0 has AGI_CALLERID whereas cvs has AGI_CALLERID and AGI_CALLERIDNAME |
08:31.39 | _E|nyPRI | yep. |
08:31.43 | porch2000 | hmms |
08:31.48 | porch2000 | got it slepp |
08:31.49 | slePP | well, yes. those would've changed due to the massive CID revamp |
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08:31.53 | modulus` | that callerid stuff is a big issue for other addons too |
08:31.55 | PHCV | hello |
08:32.04 | modulus` | CID revamp |
08:32.06 | FITA | correction is: iax_peer contains info of iax.conf not the regiostered users |
08:32.14 | _E|nyPRI | ok |
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08:32.50 | modulus` | was cid non OO before the revamp slePP? |
08:32.54 | FITA | what * does it gets info again after 30s and store that info again in iaxs[] and then after 30s deletes it |
08:32.57 | ZX81 | nigh night _E|nyPRI |
08:33.01 | slePP | modulus`: none of asterisk is OO |
08:33.08 | slePP | unless you call 'struct's oo |
08:33.21 | modulus` | some people do |
08:33.33 | modulus` | mistakenly though |
08:33.39 | PHCV | i have a problem with asterisk, can you help me? |
08:33.44 | modulus` | structs can be used for oo |
08:33.47 | slePP | FITA: iaxs stores call numbers... "call" number being an IAX2 transaction |
08:33.47 | ZX81 | heh |
08:34.02 | modulus` | jbot thc? |
08:34.03 | jbot | thc is probably delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol, the active ingredient in marijuana, or delta-7 is also thc but isn't heated yet |
08:34.22 | ZX81 | heh |
08:34.32 | ZX81 | 90% ofg ZX81's blood |
08:34.32 | modulus` | jbot mary-jane? |
08:34.43 | PHCV | ghggh |
08:34.48 | slePP | FITA: i'm still not entirely sure what you're going after. |
08:35.06 | slePP | that information is stored for as long as a valid registration is present. the iax2_peer struct is updated as needed, as is iax2_user |
08:35.46 | slePP | FITA: look at the iax2_peer structure. that is all the info we need to know. we don't maintain open calls to the endpoint when there is no activity |
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08:38.36 | FITA | look slepp * calls register_verify() on registration request, m i right |
08:38.54 | slePP | k. stop telling me how it works |
08:38.56 | slePP | what are you getting at? |
08:39.06 | slePP | what is the issue/problem at the root here? |
08:39.20 | FITA | i m getting that iax2_peer structure is not modified |
08:39.29 | FITA | on registration |
08:40.27 | FITA | What i m confuse about is how * make outgoing calls, if it doesn't have any info of user |
08:40.50 | FITA | whether register or not |
08:41.03 | FITA | r u getting my point |
08:41.56 | slePP | it makes outgoing calls because it updates the peer->addr |
08:41.59 | modulus` | FITA, the answer is 42 |
08:42.17 | Emrah | anyone know the Voipfone provider? |
08:42.53 | Emrah | www.voipfone.co.uk |
08:43.01 | Emrah | I need help |
08:43.03 | Emrah | about that |
08:43.07 | Emrah | please |
08:43.11 | Emrah | if it's possible |
08:44.34 | porch2000 | emrah what do you need? |
08:45.10 | slePP | FITA: look in the database |
08:45.12 | Emrah | porche: my problem is that when I try to make outgoing calls |
08:45.30 | slePP | FITA: database show IAX |
08:45.31 | slePP | from the cli |
08:45.34 | Emrah | with this provider, it says Got sip response 403 forbieden in the Asterisk CLI |
08:46.03 | Emrah | do you have an idea for me? Thanks a lot :) |
08:46.12 | porche | do you have their account info/setup |
08:46.18 | Emrah | yes |
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08:46.26 | porche | seems like you could not succeed in setting up |
08:46.27 | porche | but |
08:46.37 | porche | 403 can also be given acc. to destination |
08:46.44 | porche | as far as I know |
08:46.55 | bowman | hi again. which version of * introduced AGI via TCP socket? |
08:47.00 | FITA | ok slePP I will check it first. * does change addr in mysql_peer() |
08:47.19 | slePP | what version are you using? |
08:47.19 | FITA | when it gets info from DB |
08:47.21 | Emrah | I'm sorry porche but I can't understand you my English is very bad |
08:47.31 | slePP | mysql_peer is long gone in cvs |
08:47.35 | FITA | 1.0.1 |
08:47.39 | slePP | ah |
08:47.51 | FITA | yup |
08:49.04 | Emrah | porche: when I connect directly a phone it works. When I try with my asterisk box I can't connect. |
08:50.01 | Emrah | a thing I did.. They say that we have to create a new extension context, but when I do it, when I include it, my asterisk server says that they are added, but when I call it, it just doesn't work. |
08:50.28 | Emrah | why do I have this error? |
08:52.22 | porche | emrah, you need to monitor, the console actually |
08:55.36 | porche | ping emrah |
08:55.47 | modulus` | FITA what os? |
08:59.15 | modulus` | voipfone website sucks |
08:59.40 | modulus` | i can't tell what their main service/product is |
09:00.55 | zoa | haha |
09:00.58 | zoa | does it suck ? |
09:01.04 | zoa | thats the new model right ? |
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09:02.04 | modulus` | marmite is a british bread/toast spread that's made out of yeast extract (very potent) |
09:02.18 | tessier_ | Did YOU find a DIGITAL WATCH in YOUR box of VELVEETA? |
09:02.26 | tessier_ | mobious: The British version of vegemite? |
09:02.30 | modulus` | tessier you have zippy quotes too? |
09:02.33 | Slimey | similar, yes |
09:02.34 | modulus` | tessier, yes! |
09:02.41 | tessier_ | marmite/vegemite is VILE!!! |
09:02.50 | tessier_ | An aussie gave some to me on toast once. |
09:02.51 | modulus` | yes yes it's very delicious |
09:03.01 | tessier_ | I wrote my congressman that we should nuke Oz. |
09:03.02 | modulus` | i prever marmite over vegemite |
09:03.07 | tessier_ | They have WMD's |
09:03.16 | tessier_ | Millions of bottle of vegemite. |
09:03.20 | modulus` | buttered toast with a light thin film of marmite |
09:03.24 | modulus` | yum |
09:04.34 | tessier_ | Of course if we did attack Oz I'm sure we wouldn't actually find any vegemite in the whole damn country |
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09:05.05 | tessier_ | modulus`:I get my zippy quotes from sarahbot on #scheme |
09:06.23 | JamesDotCom | yes modulus, lots of butter with a little vegemite is great |
09:06.26 | JamesDotCom | on toast and crumpets |
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09:08.25 | porche | :) |
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09:12.56 | modulus` | jbot pi? |
09:12.57 | jbot | pi is probably 3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169399375105820974944592307816406286208998628034825342117067982148086513282306647093844609550582231725359408128481117450284102701938521105559644622948954930381964428810975665933446128475648233786783165271201909145648566923460348610454326648213393607260249141273724587006606315588174881520920962829254091 |
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09:13.58 | porche | cool |
09:13.59 | kiso79 | Hi all |
09:14.09 | porche | jbot modulus? |
09:14.10 | jbot | modulus is my god |
09:14.18 | modulus` | jbot porche? |
09:14.24 | porche | got it, got it :) |
09:14.40 | kiso79 | I wanna know if its possible to "sign" people into a group by pressing a code and how to do it |
09:14.43 | porche | application error |
09:14.47 | kiso79 | mainly how to do it |
09:14.53 | kiso79 | link? |
09:15.02 | porche | kiso, call distribution? |
09:15.27 | kiso79 | I figure I'll need the asterisk db |
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09:15.53 | kiso79 | Is it also possible changing the call route in that manner? |
09:15.54 | porche | kiso, is this a call distribution/hunt group appl? |
09:16.55 | porche | anyways |
09:16.59 | porche | check this out |
09:17.02 | porche | http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk%20config%20queues.conf |
09:17.16 | porche | jbot today? |
09:17.17 | jbot | I don't know what today is, but it probably sucks. |
09:17.24 | porche | jbot porche? |
09:17.46 | modulus` | jbot porche? |
09:17.47 | jbot | porch is not my god |
09:17.47 | porche | modulus, jbot is bad, it totally ignores me |
09:17.53 | porche | ah good |
09:18.07 | porche | at least something, nothing can be bad than being nothing |
09:18.24 | porche | kiso, r u there? |
09:18.56 | kiso79 | porche: yes |
09:19.00 | porche | ok |
09:19.05 | kiso79 | Not sure that's the one I'm looking for |
09:19.11 | porche | asked what kind of application you are after |
09:19.39 | kiso79 | I wanna have a call group that people can sign into and out of |
09:19.44 | kiso79 | with a code |
09:19.53 | kiso79 | I figure the asterisk db is needed |
09:19.54 | porche | yep agents |
09:21.03 | modulus` | wtf TDS? |
09:21.07 | modulus` | they changed the cdr? |
09:21.09 | modulus` | grrrrr |
09:24.57 | FITA | you were right slePP it does modify p->addr |
09:25.21 | porche | kiso |
09:25.32 | porche | you can also check this project: http://amp.voxbox.ca/ |
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09:27.54 | western | can someone help with fwd outgoing call problem? i hear ringing, the call connects, caller's audio gets through, but i don't get audio back from the called party. |
09:28.26 | Casper_UA | western: nat? |
09:28.36 | Delvar | hehe saw that one comming :) |
09:29.22 | western | yes i have a nat, however kphone works behind it on the same machine as asterisk |
09:29.49 | Casper_UA | western: i doubt asterisk has nat detection as such |
09:30.02 | Casper_UA | e.g. gmomemeeting has |
09:30.08 | Casper_UA | gnomemeeting |
09:31.17 | western | casper: i have nat=yes in sip.conf and also broadvoice works fine |
09:31.47 | Casper_UA | do u mean broadvox? |
09:32.08 | RoyK | ~e? |
09:32.09 | jbot | i heard e is a little more than 2, but less than 3 or portuguese for and, or very roughly 2.71828182, or mc^2 |
09:32.17 | western | broadvoice is a sip vsp (www.broadvoice.com) |
09:32.58 | western | they have a byod (bring your own device) account option which is great for testing and it works fine with my asterisk configuration and firewall (both incoming and outgoing)... |
09:33.27 | Casper_UA | no ads pls ;) |
09:34.15 | Casper_UA | what device r u using 4 one-way audio? |
09:34.19 | western | (i have no business relationship with them other than as a customer... i'm only paying a few $ a month but it is not unlimited) |
09:34.47 | western | i'm using the console (alsa) |
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09:35.25 | western | i also tried a different client on a windows box (x-lite) and it also works fine with fwd |
09:35.31 | western | ...behind my firewall |
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09:36.31 | Casper_UA | well, you don't hear your called party through fwd, right? |
09:37.22 | western | right... i get a kind of tink when it connects, then nothing... however the called party can hear me... whereas with broadvoice both sides of the connection work |
09:37.59 | Casper_UA | u may try to capture raw sip logs and compare them... |
09:38.38 | western | can asterisk do the capture? or do i have to use ethereal? |
09:38.48 | Casper_UA | sip debug |
09:39.14 | Casper_UA | ethereal is the best choice :) |
09:39.48 | Casper_UA | I like ethereal |
09:41.31 | western | i do too although i wish the syntax for capture and display were the same |
09:43.52 | justinnnnnn | anyone use chanspy ? |
09:44.01 | western | i'm trying sip debug |
09:45.37 | Casper_UA | since sip messages are plain text even tcpdump may be used for log capture |
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09:50.21 | bowman | wth is pbx_loopback.so=? |
09:54.11 | modulus` | damnit |
09:54.28 | western | casper: how do i turn off asterisk notice messages so i can capture debugging information? |
09:54.35 | modulus` | WHY DON'T THEY INCLUDE LOGUNIQUEID IN CDR_ADDON_MYSQL???? |
09:55.23 | Casper_UA | see logger.conf |
09:55.49 | modulus` | what's that got to do with creating loginuiqids and populating them in a cdr table? |
09:56.00 | western | ok will look |
09:56.10 | modulus` | FSCKIN' EH |
09:56.13 | Casper_UA | :) |
09:56.27 | modulus` | AND WHY HAVEN'T THEY INCLUDED EOT SIGNAL HANDLER IN THE * CLI? |
09:56.31 | modulus` | GRRR |
09:56.54 | modulus` | friggin' i'll update the cvs tree myself just so i don't have to do it everytime i get HEAD |
09:57.20 | modulus` | someone give me write access to cvs tree |
09:57.24 | modulus` | NOW |
09:57.55 | modulus` | don't make me send 3 GIG-E's worth of PADDED ICMP PACKETS TO THE CVS SERVER |
09:58.34 | JamesDotCom | throw a tantrum and make threats, that will get you what you want |
09:58.39 | JamesDotCom | ;(~ |
09:58.45 | modulus` | shut your trap |
10:00.57 | modulus` | jbot violate JamesDotCom |
10:00.58 | jbot | ACTION bends JamesDotCom over the table and sodomizes him |
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10:02.49 | modulus` | jbot rape JamesDotCom |
10:02.50 | jbot | ACTION pulls down JamesDotCom's pants and molests him |
10:09.24 | western | casper_ua: im capturing some debug output of broadvoice vs. fwd sorry its taking a lot of time |
10:09.36 | modulus` | Nov 29 02:13:16 NOTICE[7017]: chan_iax2.c:6192 iax2_poke_noanswer: Peer 'NuFone' is now UNREACHABLE! Time: 57 |
10:09.39 | modulus` | boy does nufone suck |
10:10.01 | modulus` | where's jerjer? |
10:10.05 | zoa | thats not nufone |
10:10.11 | zoa | its normal behaviour |
10:10.16 | zoa | i see that on all my peers |
10:10.19 | modulus` | jerjer, if you want to put an asterisk machine in LA let me know i run a colo |
10:10.24 | zoa | even with very fast machines |
10:10.28 | zoa | euh |
10:10.32 | zoa | connections |
10:10.50 | modulus` | barefoot zoa? |
10:13.13 | zoa | and naked |
10:13.41 | modulus` | bare naked zoa? |
10:14.16 | justinnnnnn | anyon in .au with some pri action ? |
10:15.15 | zoa | justinnnnnn: probably your n ational telco |
10:15.26 | justinnnnnn | im sure theres someone in here with some pri'r action |
10:15.28 | zoa | unless they are using smoke signalling there |
10:16.50 | modulus` | or carrier pigeons |
10:16.59 | modulus` | or two tin cans connected vi twine |
10:17.02 | modulus` | or drummers |
10:17.06 | modulus` | or messenger boys |
10:17.40 | modulus` | or only voip |
10:17.52 | modulus` | so what's your point zoa? |
10:19.18 | zoa | :) |
10:19.37 | zoa | someone is having a very bad day here :) |
10:19.51 | modulus` | i'm just hungry |
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10:20.30 | *** part/#asterisk western (~west____@adsl-66-126-226-165.dsl.sntc01.pacbell.net) |
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10:24.38 | modulus` | [root@asterisk src]# rpm -ivh unixODBC-2.2.3-6.i386.rpm |
10:24.38 | modulus` | warning: unixODBC-2.2.3-6.i386.rpm: V3 DSA signature: NOKEY, key ID db42a60e |
10:24.38 | modulus` | error: Failed dependencies: |
10:24.38 | modulus` | <PROTECTED> |
10:24.39 | modulus` | wtf? |
10:24.53 | modulus` | FRIGGIN' REDHAT$F$A$(C $B$) C$"8o |
10:25.01 | *** join/#asterisk bowman (~bowman@snert3.tal.de) |
10:25.27 | bowman | is there any official and complete documentation of manager events? |
10:25.48 | Delvar | setting up odbc eh |
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10:26.06 | Delvar | you could run up2date -solvedps xxxx |
10:26.09 | modulus` | yeah it's a peice of shit |
10:26.45 | modulus` | or redhat developers could actually create a packaging system that takes care of dependancies |
10:26.56 | RaYmAn-Bx | or you could not use redhat :) |
10:26.58 | Delvar | i had problems geting */unixODBC/MySQL running |
10:27.17 | modulus` | rayman-bx, it's not my choice |
10:27.26 | Delvar | if you get it running can you tell me how :) |
10:27.53 | modulus` | yeah |
10:27.56 | Delvar | ta |
10:28.17 | modulus` | i'm actually gonna hack the shit out of it |
10:28.22 | Delvar | i ended up using res_conf_mysql instead |
10:28.40 | Delvar | lol you will end up with empty .c files then :) |
10:28.47 | Delvar | quicker to do touch xxx.c |
10:28.48 | modulus` | [root@asterisk src]# rpm -ivh qt-3.1.1-6.i386.rpm |
10:28.48 | modulus` | warning: qt-3.1.1-6.i386.rpm: V3 DSA signature: NOKEY, key ID db42a60e |
10:28.48 | modulus` | error: Failed dependencies: |
10:28.48 | modulus` | <PROTECTED> |
10:28.48 | modulus` | <PROTECTED> |
10:28.51 | modulus` | ARG |
10:28.54 | modulus` | FRIGGIN REDHAT |
10:28.58 | Delvar | up2date -solvedeps |
10:29.03 | Delvar | seriusly |
10:29.10 | Delvar | it will download all rps you need |
10:29.12 | modulus` | ok now i have to wait how long? |
10:29.18 | Delvar | about 3 days |
10:29.21 | modulus` | [root@asterisk src]# up2date -solvedeps |
10:29.21 | modulus` | usage: up2date [OPTIONS] [<packages>] |
10:29.21 | modulus` | [root@asterisk src]# |
10:29.29 | modulus` | /usr/sbin/up2date: error: no such option: -s |
10:29.32 | modulus` | oh just great |
10:29.52 | Delvar | up2date -solvedeps qt-3.1.1-6 |
10:30.06 | modulus` | /usr/sbin/up2date: error: no such option: -s |
10:30.15 | Delvar | up2date --solvedeps qt-3.1.1-6 |
10:30.15 | modulus` | i think you don't know what you're talking about |
10:30.16 | Delvar | oops |
10:30.20 | Delvar | 2* - |
10:30.27 | Delvar | lol thanks |
10:30.37 | modulus` | wtf |
10:30.44 | modulus` | Enter number of item to edit <return to exit, q to quit without saving>: |
10:30.46 | modulus` | wtf? |
10:30.50 | modulus` | what IIIIISSSS THAT? |
10:31.16 | modulus` | hey delvar, that thing doesn't do much |
10:32.45 | Delvar | sorry my bad it been a while sine i used it |
10:32.49 | Delvar | should be, |
10:32.54 | Delvar | up2date --solvedeps=libGLU.so.1 |
10:33.11 | modulus` | same thing |
10:33.22 | Delvar | works for me |
10:33.43 | Delvar | you registered with rhn? |
10:34.13 | modulus` | no |
10:34.15 | modulus` | i'm running 9.0 |
10:34.54 | Delvar | <PROTECTED> |
10:35.30 | modulus` | you know what? |
10:35.35 | modulus` | this is way to complicated |
10:35.47 | modulus` | i'm too accustomed to stuff working |
10:35.50 | modulus` | i use freebsd |
10:35.51 | Delvar | well its quicker than trying to track down which RPM which files are in |
10:35.58 | Delvar | hehe |
10:36.07 | Delvar | rm / -fR |
10:36.17 | modulus` | ulink -f / |
10:36.20 | modulus` | unlink |
10:36.31 | Delvar | hehe |
10:36.42 | Delvar | rh is a pain at the best fo times |
10:36.57 | shadebob | hi, I have a little problem with Flash Operator Panel. I can't read callerid because only 2digits appears... And in config file i can't see cnfig line for callerid text box size... Any ideas? |
10:37.13 | Delvar | gentoo has a nice system, no bloody dependances there |
10:38.04 | modulus` | fuck redhat i'm gonna get some sleep |
10:38.13 | modulus` | freebsd would've just worked an hour ago |
10:38.20 | modulus` | stupid redhat |
10:38.29 | modulus` | jbot redhat? |
10:38.30 | jbot | from memory, redhat is a linux distro, or rhymes with Dead Rat |
10:38.31 | bowman | if I use the manager interface and want to give a command that requires parameters, how do I pass them? e.g. MailboxCount, Action: MailboxCount and then? |
10:38.59 | modulus` | bowman voip-info.org has params for commands |
10:39.36 | zoa | yeah |
10:39.38 | zoa | look at the docs |
10:41.00 | bowman | oh, I overlooked the main page about the manager API, I only saw the "manager events" list :-) |
10:41.46 | modulus` | touch my nuts |
10:44.38 | porche | jbot porche? |
10:44.39 | jbot | porch is not my god |
10:51.26 | porche | jbot how are you? |
10:51.26 | jbot | mas o menos, porche |
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10:55.49 | luckyali | hi all |
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11:13.03 | heka | Hello, |
11:13.16 | heka | is it posible to have two x100p on a asterisk box? |
11:18.28 | bowman | mhm, conference rooms don't work, error message: |
11:18.40 | bowman | Nov 29 12:17:57 WARNING[1081]: chan_zap.c:757 zt_open: Unable to open '/dev/zap/pseudo': No such device or address |
11:18.40 | bowman | Nov 29 12:17:57 ERROR[1081]: chan_zap.c:6685 chandup: Unable to dup channel: No such device or address |
11:18.40 | bowman | Nov 29 12:17:57 WARNING[1081]: app_meetme.c:227 build_conf: Unable to open pseudo channel - trying device |
11:18.40 | bowman | Nov 29 12:17:57 WARNING[1081]: app_meetme.c:230 build_conf: Unable to open pseudo device |
11:18.58 | bowman | any ideas? |
11:19.11 | ennuyeux7 | bowman: have you got any digium hardware in box? |
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11:19.35 | bowman | ennuyeux7: nope |
11:20.07 | ennuyeux7 | so you using rtdummy |
11:20.37 | bowman | using what? ;) |
11:20.40 | bowman | you mean for timing? |
11:20.44 | ennuyeux7 | yeah |
11:21.05 | ennuyeux7 | i mean ztdummy |
11:21.34 | ennuyeux7 | bowman: no timing and conferences wont work |
11:22.23 | bowman | bah. well, I can't load app_realtime.so, I do have the zaptel kernel module loaded, but nothing about timing stuff. let me check :-) |
11:23.45 | ennuyeux7 | i have a box where asterisk just keeps spawning children |
11:23.56 | ennuyeux7 | am up to 200 child processes now |
11:24.03 | ennuyeux7 | surely this is not right |
11:24.24 | ennuyeux7 | bowman: you would have to modprobe ztdummy |
11:25.06 | bowman | yeah, I'll have to install it first, you know ;) |
11:34.48 | bowman | zaprtc module doesn't want to load |
11:37.30 | bowman | bah... |
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11:40.34 | goatmilk | bowman: do better than that and explain why it won't |
11:41.10 | teemu-x | Hi. Is it possible to get new build of asterisk working with h323 or should I just quit trying |
11:43.04 | teemu-x | I guess it's not, then |
11:43.29 | goatmilk | it's not even 7am in the USA yet |
11:43.31 | goatmilk | no one is awake |
11:43.40 | goatmilk | and i just don't know the answer to your question |
11:44.02 | teemu-x | :( |
11:48.04 | shadebob | Hi, I search how to configure meetme in my small asterisk server? |
11:49.05 | teemu-x | I blame the morons who let pieces like that openh323 to sunlight of the fact that linux is still rather unpopular |
11:49.54 | bowman | goatmilk: it simply says "I/O error" ;) |
11:50.23 | goatmilk | bowman: well when i did my install, i didn't get that error so i am not sure, sorry |
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11:53.25 | RoyK | http://www.sco.com/ |
11:53.55 | JamesDotCom | haha |
11:54.02 | JamesDotCom | i was just looking at their site |
11:54.06 | JamesDotCom | http://www.sco.com/5reasons/ |
11:54.22 | JamesDotCom | "SCO UNIX has all of the security features of the higher priced UNIX solutions but at a fraction of the cost." |
11:54.39 | RoyK | "We own all your code. Give us all your money" |
11:55.26 | JamesDotCom | hahahahahaha |
11:55.33 | JamesDotCom | i never noticed it got owned |
11:55.35 | JamesDotCom | how slow am i |
11:55.40 | riksta | you mong ! |
11:55.54 | JamesDotCom | hahahahah |
11:55.58 | JamesDotCom | sweet sweet justice |
11:56.04 | JamesDotCom | which makes my quote all the more funnier |
11:56.15 | riksta | haha so true |
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12:02.25 | RoyK | -8 degrees this morning... brr. |
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12:03.25 | JamesDotCom | so hot here at the moment |
12:03.33 | JamesDotCom | well not too hot, i'm being a whingy bitch |
12:03.43 | JamesDotCom | but 20 degrees C+ at 11pm sucks |
12:04.13 | sbashton | JamesDotCom: You in .au? |
12:04.23 | konkyzork | it sucks? |
12:04.42 | konkyzork | we have like 4 degrees at 11pm, i am not sure what is worse |
12:04.49 | sbashton | Come to .uk, I had to scrape the ice off my car before coming to work this morning |
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12:06.03 | JamesDotCom | sbashton: sure am, just recently moved to melbourne from perth |
12:06.17 | JamesDotCom | i sure as hell wont miss the 45C+ days over there |
12:07.24 | sbashton | Shit, 45C is just a bit excessive |
12:07.35 | sbashton | 30C, that's nice and warm, a decent summer's day |
12:07.40 | sbashton | 45C is just stupid |
12:07.52 | JamesDotCom | totally stupid :( |
12:08.08 | JamesDotCom | i'm originally from new zealand, so give me 20C and i'm comfortable |
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12:10.25 | waddy | ive got an IAX issue, getting one way audio (once) for a few seconds in the calls, then all is ok. Using Cisco Phones, seems to be about 3 minutes into the call, any ideas or troubleshooting tips? |
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12:15.06 | waddy | Just outgoing, incoming is fine |
12:15.51 | serdiehard | has any body used here the astcc i just have some doubts regarding that |
12:17.45 | shadebob | Hi, how to play an MP3 while waiting response of a phone... Background work with a GSM but not a MPE :( |
12:21.19 | sbashton | shadebob: Use the 'm' option to dial |
12:24.44 | shadebob | sbashton : thanks |
12:25.10 | shadebob | sbashton : finally i had converted .mp3 to .gsm with sox |
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12:26.13 | Zeeek | GOOD MORNING... GOOD.... |
12:27.23 | Zeeek | GOOD MORNIBG!!! |
12:27.39 | Zeeek | OODGAY ORNINGMAY |
12:27.49 | Zeeek | Bonjour - Saluto |
12:28.04 | Zeeek | Gutten... Buon ... |
12:28.12 | Zeeek | Buenos... |
12:28.30 | Zeeek | more coffee, that's what I need |
12:28.46 | HellHound | Zeeek: you forgot 'Goedemorgen' |
12:28.56 | mquin | mmmm.. coffee |
12:29.08 | Zeeek | No, I didn't. I never knew of its existenz |
12:29.15 | Zeeek | COFFEE YES! |
12:29.28 | Zeeek | Nesspress in 6 flavors |
12:30.02 | HellHound | Zeeek: it's dutch, you just learned an extra word, wh00p |
12:30.05 | justinnnnnn | soo bored |
12:30.32 | Zeeek | Vay mutten trinken or something |
12:30.42 | HellHound | grin |
12:30.59 | Zeeek | when I was on the road, we had a cheat sheet for picking up girls |
12:31.17 | Zeeek | the Italian one was deadly |
12:31.24 | HellHound | heh |
12:31.38 | Zeeek | the roadie translated it as "we must go fuck now" |
12:31.46 | Zeeek | use with caution |
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12:33.04 | l-fy | hello #asterisk |
12:33.41 | l-fy | hi Zeeek :) |
12:33.58 | Zeeek | so, what's it all about, l-fy? |
12:34.13 | l-fy | i'm happy today :) |
12:34.22 | Zeeek | GOOD. It's a great day! |
12:34.30 | l-fy | we had a new yate release :) |
12:34.49 | Zeeek | Yet Another Tits Enhancer ? |
12:34.57 | l-fy | go and see freesheam for Yet Another Telephony Engine |
12:35.04 | Zeeek | oh, that |
12:35.09 | l-fy | so you know about Yate |
12:35.13 | l-fy | that's intresting |
12:35.17 | JerJer | the yate that you allegedly wrote |
12:35.31 | Zeeek | JerJer (pouncing) question |
12:35.33 | l-fy | JerJer > hi |
12:35.51 | l-fy | JerJer > thank you for you contribution in Yate |
12:36.02 | Zeeek | I tried an 877 and several 800 numbers on nf last night. The 800s didn't work but the 877 did? |
12:36.07 | JerJer | i-fy: ? |
12:36.29 | Zeeek | why would there be a difference between how 800 and 877 preform? |
12:36.34 | l-fy | JerJer > we have use Craig howto for external rtp and you example from asterisk |
12:36.36 | Zeeek | or perform even |
12:36.47 | JerJer | Zeeek: there isn't a difference |
12:37.01 | l-fy | in the end we got a pretty nice h323 module that dosen't crush not even in a case of dos attack |
12:37.09 | Zeeek | I tried several 800 and none worked. Same dial command worked for 877? |
12:37.21 | Zeeek | I'm curious? |
12:37.25 | JerJer | are you sending a valid US48 caller*id ? |
12:37.34 | Zeeek | Muhahahahha callerid.... |
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12:37.46 | Zeeek | I'll try that |
12:38.39 | Zeeek | but still, the difference between two numbers? Maybe it's on the callee end? They don't accep^t? |
12:39.42 | FaithX | Hey can someone fast track me to get asterisk up and running ... I have it installed on debian... that was the easy bit... now to figure out what a PBX does (exactly) |
12:42.39 | Zeeek | JerJer callerid like 16121234567 ? |
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12:43.18 | Zeeek | didn't make any diff |
12:43.35 | JerJer | no 1 |
12:44.31 | Zeeek | Yep, that was it, thanks! Still odd about 877 |
12:46.32 | Zeeek | JerJer, what about incoming 800? Is that happening soon? |
12:46.52 | JerJer | ? |
12:47.16 | Zeeek | on the mlogin there is a form for toll free incoming 877 I believe |
12:47.38 | Zeeek | toll free to the caller, 02/m for us |
12:47.56 | Zeeek | I'm ready for that |
12:48.57 | waddy | ive got an IAX issue, getting one way audio (once) for a few seconds in the calls, then all is ok. Using Cisco Phones, seems to be about 3 minutes into the call, any ideas or troubleshooting tips? |
12:49.00 | waddy | Just outgoing, incoming is fine |
12:52.21 | luckyali | check on other phone /client |
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12:53.40 | waddy | its two different asterisk servers,both running different CVS, the only common thing is the phones, yet they have worked for months without an issue |
12:54.05 | waddy | im a bit stumped, getting small packet loss from one of our ISP routers |
12:55.25 | waddy | its about 2-3 mins into the call, then 5 seconds silence our end, then all ok |
12:55.39 | waddy | one in 5 calls it happens |
12:57.55 | luckyali | debug IAX link |
12:58.37 | waddy | ok thanks, i will try that |
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13:01.14 | waddy | can you debug output to txt file? |
13:01.42 | luckyali | you can check the log |
13:02.06 | luckyali | or dump the whole of CLI to a file |
13:02.06 | waddy | can you tell me where that is please |
13:02.15 | waddy | that would be good |
13:02.23 | luckyali | /var/log/asterisk/ |
13:02.27 | waddy | thanks |
13:02.50 | waddy | its so random, at least then i can marry it up to when a user has an issue |
13:03.07 | konkyzork | soo, is anyone actually running asterisk on freebsd? |
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13:03.52 | l-fy | hi jalsot |
13:04.04 | loko_ | konkyzork, I am not, but I know Darwin35 is |
13:04.53 | konkyzork | i am getting stuff like "Nov 29 13:58:27 WARNING[135102464]: chan_iax2.c:7409 load_module: Unable to open IAX timing interface: No such file or directory" |
13:05.01 | RoyK | how can I have asterisk report "hey! this is fax" on the console if fax is detected? |
13:05.05 | konkyzork | and mgcp does not seem to be working either |
13:05.25 | luckyali | use NoOp cmd |
13:05.39 | RoyK | luckyali: without using the fax, exten? |
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13:06.17 | luckyali | on inbound or outbound ? |
13:06.39 | oej | RoyK: Hello from Kansas City, the SIP town :-) |
13:07.01 | Zeeek | RoyK I seem to remember the CLI saying "fax detected" |
13:07.30 | luckyali | "fax detected but no fax extension...: |
13:07.34 | Zeeek | ya |
13:08.00 | RoyK | well. if I use a SIP client <-> * SIP/IAX gateway <-> IAX/Zap gateway <-> pstn, should I do anything on the SIP/IAX gw to make fax work? |
13:08.21 | luckyali | use G711u |
13:08.28 | RoyK | I am |
13:12.22 | Zeeek | Funny, I thought fax detection was limited to zaptel |
13:14.46 | Slimey | yes |
13:14.51 | Slimey | last time I looked it was |
13:16.30 | oncemore | how to modify dsp.c so that It can detect busytone outside US? |
13:16.31 | oncemore | I have a X100P connected to my analog PBX. I can¡ät |
13:16.31 | oncemore | detect hangups on this line |
13:16.31 | oncemore | While the line is connected to the PBX, I can never detect busy and the |
13:16.31 | oncemore | line hangs at the end of every call. |
13:16.55 | l-fy | oncemore > which country? |
13:17.02 | oncemore | China |
13:17.09 | oncemore | my analog PBX |
13:17.14 | l-fy | well, do you have something similar with .jp? |
13:17.28 | oncemore | 4 port analog PBX . |
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13:18.09 | oncemore | Only busy tone . |
13:18.13 | l-fy | well, you have to find a doc about how your pbx is doing the busy tone |
13:18.19 | l-fy | and you can modify then |
13:18.35 | oncemore | when set callprogress=yes ,can not answer the call. |
13:18.36 | oncemore | BUT busydetect can not detect hangup,callprogress can not detect hangup |
13:18.36 | oncemore | outside US, |
13:18.36 | oncemore | Tone plan : |
13:18.36 | oncemore | busy tone 450Mhz 0.35s<On Time(ms)> 0.35<Off Time(ms) |
13:18.36 | oncemore | how to modify dsp.c to detect busy tone 450Mhz 0.35s<On Time(ms)> |
13:18.37 | oncemore | 0.35<Off Time(ms)? |
13:18.39 | oncemore | thanks |