00:01.26 | t3t | evening everyone |
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00:02.39 | t3t | tessier: I don't think you are |
00:02.59 | t3t | has anyone had problems calling through nufone recently? |
00:03.15 | tessier_ | t3t: Thanks and no |
00:05.50 | t3t | strange... calling my dids from pots lines results in fast busys and calling through * to nufone results in an accepted call that's circuit busy |
00:07.03 | brc_ | afernoon tessier_ |
00:07.12 | tessier_ | Hi brc |
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00:09.57 | sudoer2 | can i pull off the config files fmro a polycom off to another disk? |
00:11.13 | Darwin35 | Jan 27 14:10:38 WARNING[1253]: dsp.c:1469 ast_dsp_process: Inband DTMF is not supported on codec g729. Use RFC2833 |
00:11.57 | Juggie | Darwin35, seems pretty self explanatory to me |
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00:13.59 | Darwin35 | ok its all working |
00:14.13 | Darwin35 | a33 zap lines work |
00:14.15 | PBXtech | can * do a wisper page? |
00:14.18 | Darwin35 | all 3 |
00:14.31 | t3t | Has anyone had problems using NuFone for the past half hour? It just started working again for me |
00:14.46 | Darwin35 | but i cant dial on the net right now |
00:14.49 | Darwin35 | <PROTECTED> |
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00:21.13 | kFuQ | <PROTECTED> |
00:21.15 | kFuQ | hahaha |
00:21.15 | kFuQ | <PROTECTED> |
00:21.17 | kFuQ | http://www.daemonology.net/depenguinator/ |
00:21.17 | kFuQ | <PROTECTED> |
00:21.54 | eKo1 | WTF?! |
00:22.56 | tog | yep, I see they're keeping it updated, too |
00:23.38 | tog | last time I saw that it was for installing FreeBSD 4.x |
00:24.04 | ardor | anyone here actully have asterisk setup so when they pick up there sip phone and dial a number it goes to a menu of opstions and then they can select an opstion? |
00:24.21 | ardor | I have it working fine on incoming calls. but not with internal sip phones. |
00:24.23 | eKo1 | ardor: eh, yes. |
00:24.56 | ardor | eKo1 can you give me an example |
00:25.16 | eKo1 | ardor: of what? |
00:26.11 | buddah | anyone familiar with cisco vg224? |
00:26.16 | ardor | of what happens when someone picks up a sip phone, they get dial tone |
00:27.02 | tog | what was the name of that voice recognition package? I wanted to play with it but I forgot its name |
00:27.21 | ardor | then they enter in 200 for the selection menu and then get a list of opstions and hit 3 to hear the marketing update? |
00:27.23 | tessier_ | sphinx |
00:27.27 | tessier_ | like sphinxter |
00:27.53 | ardor | i can get the 200 part fine, but when i have it goto a selection menu after that when they press keys on the sip phone nothing works |
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00:28.24 | buddah | lemme be more specific, anyone know how/where to put in a username/pass on a cisco vg224? |
00:28.27 | tog | have any of you actually put Sphinx and Asterisk together? |
00:28.36 | tessier_ | tog: Nope. |
00:29.05 | tog | would be a fun toy, although at the moment it's nothing more than a distraction from what I'm supposed to be doing |
00:30.10 | eKo1 | ardor: You need to have the options you want to match in the context you're working with. |
00:30.41 | ardor | let me get you a paste bin |
00:31.33 | ardor | http://pastebin.ca/4873 |
00:31.43 | ardor | I've tired it with and without the _ |
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00:33.28 | eKo1 | Funny, it should working without the _ |
00:34.09 | keith778 | Anyone here familiar with Python and AGI?? |
00:34.15 | ardor | let me remove them all I;ll send you the pastebin and what asterisk says. |
00:34.59 | inezk | elou |
00:35.08 | inezk | woh use MYSQL addon |
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00:36.59 | ardor | http://pastebin.ca/4874 |
00:38.43 | sudoer2 | can i pull off the config files from a polycom phone off to a different place so i can read the config files? |
00:39.12 | eKo1 | ardor: Looks like * is not picking up your 1. What type of phone are you using? |
00:39.38 | ardor | the gay grandstream budget tone |
00:39.55 | eKo1 | Make sure the DTMF mode on the phone is set to SIP info. |
00:39.57 | ardor | but it does work fine when i call to an outside line and back in. |
00:40.03 | ardor | ya its set to info |
00:40.28 | eKo1 | Is it set to info in the sip.conf file? |
00:40.35 | ardor | us |
00:40.36 | ardor | ya |
00:41.10 | eKo1 | Are you using * stable? |
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00:42.14 | ardor | testing it on my stable asterisk right now |
00:42.22 | ardor | been testing it on my linksys asterisk |
00:42.25 | ardor | not sure how stable that is |
00:42.36 | eKo1 | linksys *?! |
00:42.53 | ardor | the asterisk package for openwrt |
00:43.35 | JerJer | works decently well as long as you don't overload the processor |
00:43.44 | ardor | same problem on the stable asterisk |
00:43.52 | JerJer | ardor: ? |
00:44.00 | JerJer | i don't run stable so i have no clue |
00:44.12 | eKo1 | Strange, it should work. |
00:44.14 | ardor | it wont detect my digits. |
00:44.25 | eKo1 | Do you have another phone to test with? |
00:44.25 | ardor | eKo1 what kind of sip you using? |
00:44.35 | brc_ | hello JerJer |
00:44.39 | JerJer | use RFC2833 |
00:44.40 | ardor | no, i just have a handytone and a budget tone |
00:44.41 | JerJer | moo |
00:44.45 | brc_ | how've you been |
00:44.46 | JerJer | on god |
00:44.47 | JerJer | oh go |
00:44.50 | JerJer | damnit |
00:44.51 | brc_ | ok |
00:44.54 | JerJer | who moved my keyboard |
00:44.56 | buddah | anyone know how/where to put in a username/pass on a cisco vg224? |
00:45.07 | ardor | I think it was JerJer who moved it |
00:45.07 | tog | I have a handytone 486 right here and I have never had any trouble getting asterisk to recognize key presses |
00:45.11 | eKo1 | try the rfc2833 like JerJer said. |
00:45.21 | JerJer | may have to use INFO with barbietone's |
00:45.27 | tog | it's all set to rfc2833 |
00:45.47 | eKo1 | I have my BTs set to rfc2833 too. |
00:46.10 | JerJer | last i knew the barbietones needed INFO |
00:46.57 | eKo1 | On the phone, it is set to info. |
00:47.08 | eKo1 | in sip.conf, rfc2833 |
00:47.58 | ardor | still not working |
00:48.09 | tog | my asterisk server is more stable than Sprint's cellular tower |
00:48.15 | ardor | i didnt change anything but the sip conf file |
00:48.21 | tog | I love looking down at my phone and seeing no service |
00:48.26 | netsurfer | tog - lol wish mine was |
00:50.12 | tog | it's not like I have crappy reception in here, I always have like 100% signal, except when their tower goes dead |
00:50.34 | netsurfer | its great, I can crash my * box on command lol |
00:50.45 | netsurfer | i just do: modprobe ztdummy |
00:50.56 | tog | well don't do that |
00:51.01 | ardor | the last gay problem like this i had, i fixed by making my iax [name] and username the same value. |
00:51.19 | tog | I can crash your box on command, too, try cat /dev/urandom > /dev/mem |
00:51.21 | netsurfer | ardor - they should be the same, thats why :oP |
00:51.21 | ardor | my iax was only working one day. |
00:51.31 | ardor | day= wayu |
00:51.33 | ardor | way |
00:51.39 | ardor | jerjer You moving my keyboard? |
00:52.22 | modulus_ | tog, that won't crash my box |
00:53.26 | netsurfer | maybe cat /dev/urandom > /dev/lpt1 |
00:53.28 | netsurfer | heh |
00:53.56 | tog | modulus: did you try it? |
00:54.14 | tog | or are you just saying "that wouldn't crash my box!" |
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00:54.33 | modulus_ | tog, i don't have perms |
00:54.47 | tog | yes, of course this must be done as root |
00:54.53 | netsurfer | not "your" box then is it? ;) |
00:55.15 | tog | I urge you to try it some day, it's tons of fun |
00:55.16 | *** part/#asterisk eKo1 (~bernd@63.245.57.70) |
00:55.22 | tog | especially if you have a monitor hooked up |
00:55.53 | netsurfer | dont worry I got root on ur box ;) |
00:56.22 | tog | well that's no fun, you've got to be able to watch the monitor |
00:57.18 | netsurfer | :oP |
00:57.55 | paulc | I had a 1 T1 card, added a 4 T1 card, it now sees the 1 port as the 5th span (or is that just the way I'm configuring it?) and I get loads of "PRI got event: 6 on Primary D-channel" messages referring to span 5 (the single T1).. ach.. ideas? |
00:58.22 | redder86 | paulc: it has to do with the order they're detected by zaptel |
00:58.34 | redder86 | swap the cards around. |
00:58.44 | paulc | I've got a guy doing that as we speak :-) |
00:58.50 | file[laptop] | paulc broke it |
00:58.55 | netsurfer | lol |
00:59.01 | paulc | we expected the 1 port to be where it always was and the 4 port to come after.. apparently not eh.. |
00:59.32 | paulc | so swap the cards round, rejig the config files so span 1 channels 1-23 will be as they were and we should be cooking with gas.. |
00:59.35 | paulc | famous last words.. |
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00:59.47 | NoRemorse | hi all |
00:59.47 | JunK-Y | ya set ur dchan? |
00:59.49 | redder86 | cooking with gas? |
00:59.52 | tog | good luck with that |
01:00.02 | DaLion | anyone have idds in canada ? |
01:00.04 | DaLion | dids ? |
01:00.30 | paulc | DaLion: try iax.cc |
01:00.43 | paulc | "cooking with gas" = brit slang for "doing real well" |
01:00.45 | tog | I had to change the order in which the modules were loaded in order to get my zaptel PRI card and the wcfxo card to detect in the right order, swapping PCI slots is all you could really do for two cards that use the same driver |
01:00.46 | DaLion | k |
01:00.52 | paulc | JunK-Y: yeah.. I did.. |
01:00.53 | DaLion | this linux box sucks so bad |
01:01.00 | DaLion | upgraded clam now all breaks |
01:01.04 | DaLion | qmailscan perms i guess |
01:01.07 | DaLion | upgraded rpm |
01:01.14 | DaLion | so its root instead of qmailsc |
01:01.25 | tog | I hate qmail a lot |
01:01.30 | DaLion | no choice |
01:01.33 | DaLion | its the best |
01:01.44 | tog | good luck |
01:01.52 | DaLion | but hate to config ..qmail,vpop, spamassasing..qtrap and clan antivirus all at once |
01:02.04 | tog | I had to fix qmail the other day and I just wanted to kill myself |
01:02.10 | DaLion | yeah |
01:02.12 | redder86 | don't cook with me, though, please |
01:02.29 | DaLion | its only aly a 17 install process |
01:02.31 | paulc | what's a tller? |
01:02.33 | paulc | or a tiller even |
01:02.37 | tog | qmail is all so elite and secure and bulletproof |
01:02.41 | NoRemorse | the "cooking with gas" refers to natural gas, not petrol, which isnt really a gas |
01:02.46 | modulus_ | tog no it isn't |
01:02.50 | modulus_ | only if it's set up correctly |
01:02.55 | tog | and so I look over at it and it has a queue backed up of about 45k messages for no particular reason |
01:02.56 | modulus_ | which is a rarity |
01:03.01 | redder86 | a tiller is a machine that turns up the earth and mixes it up, loosening the dirt, mixing in fertilizer and mulch |
01:03.09 | tog | so I get out and push and it's fine |
01:03.47 | DaLion | guess its time to reinstall |
01:03.47 | tog | I have no control over this particular qmail config, it's a Plesk box |
01:03.55 | DaLion | tog no matter me too |
01:04.00 | DaLion | just diabled some part ion it |
01:04.00 | modulus_ | plesk? no wonder. |
01:04.07 | DaLion | then i took ownership of this shit |
01:04.11 | DaLion | plesk SUCks |
01:04.12 | Juggie | plesk sucks horribly |
01:04.13 | DaLion | any manager sucks |
01:04.19 | redder86 | we plant peas and broccoli in early March |
01:04.28 | DaLion | basically told host unmanaged server get me root to a bsd and fuck off |
01:04.29 | silik0n | plesk hosting is for windows admins |
01:04.42 | redder86 | gotta get the soil ready |
01:04.44 | DaLion | they gave me REDHAT LINUX fedora core 1 ( now obsolete) with plesk |
01:04.45 | modulus_ | plesk makes me want to defecate |
01:05.01 | DaLion | shit modulus_ need bathroom brb |
01:05.11 | DaLion | or modulus_need shit bathroom brb |
01:05.11 | silik0n | i run a hosting service and I wouldnt dream of inflicting plesk on my customers |
01:05.15 | DaLion | just heard plesk so |
01:05.25 | paulc | LOL.. Plesk's pretty.. |
01:05.35 | DaLion | had irs call me |
01:05.40 | DaLion | they said i owed them |
01:05.48 | paulc | ok.. cards swapped, zttool still sees the 4 port then the 1 port.. and I'm still getting the same errors messages about event 6 on pri span 5 :-s |
01:06.01 | DaLion | so i called form a CA number.. gave em an NY addy and a FL fax # |
01:06.04 | DaLion | lol they so fucked |
01:06.20 | DaLion | voip does great things in life |
01:06.25 | Darwin35 | exit |
01:06.29 | DaLion | the bitch didnt believe me i said look at CID |
01:06.30 | DaLion | lol |
01:07.16 | DaLion | man qmail mail list took 7 minutes to process my subscribe |
01:07.16 | Darwin35 | ok where do I set caller id on the zap exten ? |
01:07.17 | tog | all I can do is curse at it and restart it and clean the queue some |
01:07.17 | tog | plesk's the best one I've used, and I've used a bunch |
01:07.18 | tog | I don't like the way they do everything, but it gets the job done pretty well |
01:07.24 | tog | them's fightin' words |
01:07.27 | tog | I run Plesk on a FreeBSD box |
01:07.28 | DaLion | no messages yet to confirm.. i guess at that rate itls take 2-3 days to get conf email |
01:07.29 | tog | it does all right |
01:07.35 | DaLion | with my qmail down i hope it wont |
01:07.36 | tog | I just couldn't go through the whole creating my own control panel interface for everything |
01:07.38 | tog | we don't have a team of developers here or anything |
01:08.07 | DaLion | u dont need it |
01:08.07 | tog | what do you use instead, silik0n, something custom? |
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01:08.26 | DaLion | touch /vi/ and sendmail are all you need |
01:08.41 | DaLion | plesk sucks i got clients hosted |
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01:08.52 | DaLion | and each time i HAVE ot use plesk coz its taking precedence on all |
01:08.57 | DaLion | it overwrites ALL my configs |
01:09.10 | DaLion | so basicllay plesk is good for a 4.99 hosting client |
01:09.15 | DaLion | that has templated plans |
01:09.24 | DaLion | but not for everyday clients that need custom shit |
01:09.31 | tog | of course not |
01:09.41 | tog | 99% of my customers do not need custom anything |
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01:09.46 | DaLion | lts say you got a client who need access to 2 his accounts in /somedir/A somedir /B |
01:09.54 | DaLion | from is php |
01:09.56 | DaLion | your fucked |
01:10.04 | tog | they need to upload their trash with frontpage and if they can install a counter through the control panel and change their mailboxes, everybody's a winner |
01:10.13 | DaLion | coz when u take out php base whatever. each time box reboots it redos config |
01:10.32 | DaLion | believe me |
01:10.45 | DaLion | plus .. just upgraded phpgd .. now its using new version of pcrelib |
01:10.50 | DaLion | rpm plesk is shit |
01:10.54 | inezk | alo alo |
01:10.54 | InfraRed | anyone here using chan SCCP? |
01:10.58 | tog | I bet it is |
01:11.10 | DaLion | lets say aa client need this or that.. u cant mod anything coz u dont know how anything was compileed for plesk |
01:11.13 | modulus_ | you're all a buncha plesk junkies |
01:11.14 | modulus_ | ewww |
01:11.19 | tog | works all right under FreeBSD, though |
01:11.19 | inezk | aabybody use PHP frontand to generate asterisk dialplan and sip.conf or iax.conf ? |
01:11.29 | paulc | inezk: yup :-) |
01:11.30 | DaLion | i use VI back end |
01:11.36 | DaLion | alots easier |
01:11.40 | modulus_ | i use ed |
01:11.41 | InfraRed | paulc: what is it called? |
01:11.44 | modulus_ | i fear no term type |
01:11.47 | InfraRed | i sue emacs |
01:11.49 | paulc | Asterisk Quick Configurator |
01:11.54 | InfraRed | emacs vs. vi holy war |
01:11.55 | tog | I sue emacs, too, for taking up all my RAM |
01:11.57 | InfraRed | *START* |
01:12.11 | InfraRed | paulc: cool |
01:12.53 | paulc | CHuck in a bunch of names + a starting extension number and it spits out sip.conf, voicemail.conf and extensions.conf with a .txt file containing the passwords etc |
01:13.07 | InfraRed | nice one |
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01:13.58 | InfraRed | do you have a url ? |
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01:21.56 | qwerp | good morning..(from my place) |
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01:24.12 | DaGrim | Hey.. |
01:24.53 | DaGrim | If my audio still sounds bad when calling the DID.. but sounds fine over public IP.. then its an upload b/w issue.. right? |
01:24.56 | DaLion | can someone tlel me perm and owner ship of /var/spool/qmailscan/tmp and working |
01:25.18 | DaGrim | I can call in to the menus, and they sound like shit.. but dial my record extension.. record a sound.. and it received my audio just fine.. |
01:25.31 | DaGrim | and records it to the file just fine.. |
01:25.46 | DaGrim | the audio sounds fine on any softphone anywhere.. |
01:26.09 | DaGrim | And its plugged into a cable modem directly right.. so it obviously cant be my switch.. |
01:26.16 | DaGrim | any thoughts? |
01:27.59 | bprice20 | DaGrim |
01:28.02 | bprice20 | you were right |
01:28.16 | DaGrim | about what? |
01:28.19 | bprice20 | an auto callback when busy feature is just too much work for me right now |
01:28.26 | tog | by calling the DID you mean a DID provided by a VoIP provider or a DID on a PRI connected to your asterisk box? |
01:28.28 | DaGrim | I have a script already made.. you want it? |
01:28.37 | bprice20 | OMG yes |
01:28.39 | DaGrim | haha |
01:28.50 | DaGrim | hang on a sec |
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01:30.54 | redder86 | with SetVar do you *really* have to use # ? SetVar(#VARNAME=foo) ? |
01:31.06 | netsurfer | chan_sip.c:6786 handle_response: Got 200 OK on REGISTER that isn't a register <-- what should I be looking for to fix this? |
01:31.07 | redder86 | or SetVar(VARNAME=foo) ? |
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01:31.26 | redder86 | or SetVar(${VARNAME}=foo) ? |
01:31.35 | tog | at least callerid works right on this barbietone |
01:31.41 | cmslaght | I just installed the TDM04B card in my IBM eServer and now linux reboots about 5 minutes after bootup! Any ideas? |
01:31.45 | tog | the sipura is all fucked up |
01:31.51 | Nugget | SetVar(VAR=foo) |
01:31.55 | tog | it sends the callerid way before the phone ever rings |
01:31.59 | redder86 | Nugget: thanks |
01:32.12 | tog | which confuses the hell out of my phone |
01:32.23 | redder86 | Nugget: what's with the "#n" in 'show application setvar' ? |
01:32.31 | Nugget | I have no idea. |
01:34.11 | JerJer | hmm |
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01:34.17 | JerJer | yeah doesn't make sense to me either |
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01:40.40 | Manipura | Muuhahhahah, I just got talkdirtcheap.com |
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01:49.18 | bprice20 | DaGrim were you serious or kidding? |
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01:51.44 | DaLion | anyone know whats chmod format ? |
01:51.47 | DaLion | perldoc stinks |
01:52.07 | DaLion | in perl |
01:52.08 | DaLion | ;) |
01:52.11 | DaLion | someone ? |
01:52.44 | mikegrb | man chmod |
01:53.10 | bprice20 | does anyone have a feature to auto dial over and over again when the line is busy, then dial the user when it goes through? |
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01:58.29 | Grooby | hello |
01:58.39 | paulc | chmod <permissions> <filespec> |
01:58.43 | paulc | (delayed reply) |
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01:59.39 | silik0n | *yawn* |
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01:59.52 | paulc | T1 problem partially solved, for now.. and Opa calls.. gonna hit the mall with Shawn, eat, hang, then back for more fun.. |
02:00.02 | file[laptop] | paulc: you and that silly mall thing |
02:00.12 | paulc | it's good food :-p |
02:00.22 | silik0n | its over prices food |
02:00.27 | iMediax | anyone a bellster member? |
02:01.09 | NoRemorse | Can someone please explain this CLID discrepancy? when I dial my DID E1, and ensure cli is blocked, my asterisk server correctly shows unknown caller on the sip client, however when I pass a DID call to another asterisk server via IAX2 peering, the sip client on the second server shows the clid? |
02:02.31 | *** part/#asterisk DaGrim (~junglesto@dagrim.user) |
02:03.38 | mjmac | bellster? lol. i've been away for a bit. |
02:03.49 | silik0n | I dont know much about E1s but is it running something like PRI signaling where Calling Party number is part of the setup message? |
02:04.18 | mjmac | when was bellster launched? |
02:04.28 | silik0n | not too long ago |
02:04.35 | silik0n | its relativly new |
02:04.40 | *** join/#asterisk sudoer2 (~toy@h000d56c772cb.ne.client2.attbi.com) |
02:05.00 | sudoer2 | can anyone give me their fwd number, im trying to test my * setup |
02:05.22 | netsurfer | sudoer2 - sure.. query me |
02:06.08 | Beirdo | a few weeks ago, I think, mjmac |
02:06.34 | NoRemorse | silik0n: thats nothing to do with it, I think something is amiss with iax2 talking to the second * server, stripping the block cli field or whatever |
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02:06.46 | iMediax | seems like a good idea |
02:06.52 | sudoer2 | ok, I need one more person, I am testing if 3 way calling is working on this phone, anyone have an fwd number I can call? |
02:07.13 | iMediax | hey sudoer |
02:07.26 | sudoer2 | hi IMediax, what is your fwd number? |
02:07.30 | Beirdo | not that's active right now, sudoer, sorry. Just installing the OS on my asterisk box right now :) |
02:07.36 | JerJer | dial fwd 1 |
02:07.42 | JerJer | maybe jeff will answer :) |
02:08.40 | mtqh | jerjer: If I pay you $100 and I send you a PAP2-NA Will you send it back "Opened" or at least setup to regiester to an ip that I give you with a username and password I give you? That way, everyone can SHUT UP that you don't know how to do it? |
02:08.49 | mtqh | sorry |
02:08.52 | mtqh | *pap2 |
02:09.49 | Darwin35 | ok I have my asterisk working and it registers with broadvoice |
02:09.56 | sudoer2 | can anyone else give me a fwd number to call? |
02:10.01 | Darwin35 | but when I dial out I get no audio |
02:10.05 | JerJer | mtqh: has it ever been plugged into the public internet? |
02:10.11 | hermie | anybody here use clipcomm gear? |
02:10.15 | cmslaght | has anyone had NMI issues? |
02:10.20 | mtqh | mtqh: nope |
02:10.28 | JerJer | if so Vonage has locked it down harder than a preachers daughter |
02:10.41 | mjmac | cmslaght: dazed and confused? |
02:10.48 | mtqh | intesting, I always found the preachers daughter easy |
02:10.52 | cmslaght | mjmac: Yup! |
02:11.03 | Darwin35 | Jerjer would know his father is a precher |
02:11.10 | JerJer | mtqh: not when the preacher finds out |
02:11.11 | mtqh | jerjer: really? |
02:11.17 | mjmac | cmslaght: if you get a lot of them it's time to swap RAM... otherwise, cosmic rays? |
02:11.23 | mtqh | mtqh: No that is true |
02:11.54 | file[laptop] | I think I have the stuff somewhere to unlock PAP2s... somewhere on my fileserver... |
02:12.01 | netsurfer | sudoer2 - what codec was that? it sounded really clear |
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02:12.24 | cmslaght | mjmac: This appears to be a issue with putting the Digium TDM card in a working server. |
02:12.30 | netsurfer | when the 411 girl shut up lol |
02:12.53 | terrapen | "Birria Flavor" |
02:13.02 | terrapen | its bizarre. |
02:13.23 | sudoer2 | I think I'm using the highest bandwith one, I forget the name |
02:13.26 | sudoer2 | let me check |
02:13.26 | Beirdo | better than burro flavour I bet |
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02:14.33 | sudoer2 | g.711a |
02:14.39 | sudoer2 | I mean G.711u |
02:14.44 | netsurfer | believe it or not that was my 1st ip->ip call heh.. sounded good |
02:14.51 | JerJer | man you change your mind more than a woman |
02:14.59 | terrapen | haha |
02:15.03 | terrapen | Burro Noodles |
02:15.04 | mjmac | cmslaght: ah... google says others are seeing it, which you probably already know. i don't have anything useful to contribute. :) |
02:15.16 | terrapen | birria is a mexican beef stew |
02:15.20 | terrapen | actually these are quite tasty |
02:15.25 | Darwin35 | sip show registry |
02:15.25 | sudoer2 | anyone familiar with polycom phones, I have a bunch of phones with the 3 way conferencing not working on them |
02:15.30 | JerJer | doesn't birria mean rat? |
02:15.37 | terrapen | god, i hope not |
02:15.38 | Beirdo | terrapen: sounds tasty |
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02:15.43 | mjmac | mmm... rat. |
02:15.45 | Beirdo | as long as it isn't burro |
02:15.51 | mjmac | on a stick! |
02:15.53 | cmslaght | mjmac: My IBM server has a NMI LED on it which only lights up when I init the TDM card. |
02:16.05 | terrapen | one man's rat is another man's beef tenderloin |
02:16.05 | DaGrim | bjohnson: Sorry about that.. lemme pastebin what I have in there right now. |
02:16.58 | terrapen | hmmm |
02:16.58 | terrapen | http://macmini.purestatic.com/facility.html |
02:17.06 | Darwin35 | why cant I make a outbound call |
02:17.11 | Darwin35 | I get no audio |
02:17.14 | Nugget | because of a problem. |
02:17.20 | Darwin35 | it loooks to be dialing |
02:17.21 | terrapen | its housed in DataFoundry |
02:17.32 | terrapen | which used to be Texas.net |
02:17.55 | terrapen | owned by lard-ass jack-ass extraordinare, Jonah Yokubaitis |
02:17.57 | Darwin35 | <PROTECTED> |
02:17.57 | Darwin35 | <PROTECTED> |
02:17.57 | Darwin35 | <PROTECTED> |
02:17.57 | Darwin35 | <PROTECTED> |
02:19.15 | mjmac | terrapen: that's funny |
02:20.16 | Darwin35 | ggrrr |
02:20.24 | Darwin35 | just dead air |
02:20.41 | Darwin35 | then it times out and hangs up |
02:21.27 | nullogic | I'm having a problem where setcallerid is being executed with my number (my provider wants us to set our own ANI) for both inbound and outbound calls. does the default context get executed for in and outbound calls? |
02:21.55 | mjmac | http://www.sowerbutts.com/linux-mac-mini/ |
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02:23.25 | qwerp | harlo.. |
02:23.52 | qwerp | how do i use a auto dial out? |
02:24.16 | Grooby | what can you use auto dial out for? |
02:24.28 | Grooby | morning call app? |
02:24.40 | qwerp | err.. |
02:24.48 | qwerp | is like i want to miss call my * server.. |
02:24.57 | qwerp | then have my * server to call me back.. |
02:25.11 | Veto | is inbound fax worth mucking with if I only have DID's via iax provider? |
02:25.23 | Grooby | like you were talking on the phone and accidently hang up |
02:25.28 | Grooby | you want * to call you back and reconnect? |
02:25.59 | qwerp | lets say if * server have a flat call rate while mine is more expensive to call * server? |
02:26.02 | sudoer2 | any polycom users here? |
02:26.39 | DaLion | hey |
02:26.39 | terrapen | i just got my polycom in |
02:26.45 | DaLion | `Sauron: you there ? |
02:26.46 | letherglov | Grooby, I use to it remind me to call my grandmother |
02:26.46 | terrapen | gonna play with it tomorrow |
02:27.11 | DaLion | `Sauron: i see millions of packets UDP flodding me from 204.188 * |
02:27.19 | Grooby | letherglov, like dial out to grandma, and call your extension? |
02:27.36 | letherglov | no, just play back a message that says "Call grandma!" |
02:27.36 | mjmac | Veto: i haven't had much luck with fax using g.711, but it's supposed to work |
02:27.45 | Grooby | i c i c |
02:27.49 | letherglov | an email would probably be cheaper, considering i use up cell minutes |
02:28.21 | Grooby | or a text msg to your cellphone |
02:28.28 | letherglov | still costs me :-\ |
02:28.39 | Grooby | doh! |
02:29.18 | Darwin35 | this is pissing me off |
02:29.28 | NoRemorse | ok I can categoricly state that peer asterisk servers dont respect the blocking of CLI |
02:29.28 | Veto | mjmac, I saw that it's supposed to work with g.711 if network is clean, but was wondering if it would in a did -> * -> *, thanks for the info. |
02:29.32 | Darwin35 | it shows me registerd with broadvoice |
02:29.44 | terrapen | how does * work over OpenVPN, anybody tried? |
02:29.54 | terrapen | i'd like to take one of my phones with me to my girlfriends for the weekend |
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02:32.27 | Grooby | why not forward the ports? |
02:32.35 | Grooby | or that's still not a good security practice? |
02:33.22 | terrapen | hell no. |
02:33.43 | terrapen | until asterisk gets an openbsd-like security audit, i'm not going to open the ports :) |
02:33.49 | Grooby | hehehehe |
02:34.20 | Grooby | personally I would just run a long cat5e cable from your house to your gf's place |
02:34.24 | Beirdo | terrapen: good to see you are paranoid :) |
02:34.52 | Beirdo | terrapen: do you have apache open? |
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02:36.22 | netsurfer | to park a call I press #700 during the call, right ? |
02:36.53 | Syncros | transfer the call to ext 700 |
02:37.08 | netsurfer | Syncros - im trying to figure out how |
02:37.09 | Veto | anyone recommend a cheap usb handset for use with xlite (or other softphone)? I know they suck compared to my hardphones, but something for $10-15 would be handy for validating. |
02:37.28 | netsurfer | Syncros - if I press transfer my phone gives me a dialtone |
02:38.00 | terrapen | beirdo, no CGI, stripped down config, jailed, etc. |
02:38.20 | terrapen | but apache is looked at a lot more than * |
02:38.31 | Syncros | netsurfer yep |
02:38.31 | terrapen | not that this means anything |
02:38.33 | Beirdo | right, and do you honestly think that it's had an OpenBSD-style audit? :) |
02:38.42 | terrapen | well, openbsd audited apache :) |
02:38.49 | terrapen | and patched about 100,000 lines |
02:38.51 | netsurfer | Syncros - this is when I punch in #700 ? |
02:39.11 | Syncros | only 700 |
02:39.25 | JamesDotCom | ...openbsd doesnt have perfect security you know |
02:39.28 | Beirdo | yeah, how many revisions ago :) |
02:39.46 | terrapen | nope, it doesn't....but its certainly better that *most* things out there |
02:39.53 | Syncros | # is to transfer a call from a phone without transfer button |
02:40.05 | sudoer2 | what is the link for working with asterisk bug team? |
02:40.11 | cmslaght | mjmac: My NMI problem appears to only exist if I put the Digium card in a 64 bit slot |
02:40.14 | terrapen | nothing is secure. |
02:40.20 | Beirdo | terrapen: which of course is why I use OpenBSD on my firewall (that and pf is cool) |
02:40.21 | terrapen | common sense always applies. |
02:40.33 | terrapen | which is why i will never run * on a publicly-accessible ip/port |
02:40.33 | netsurfer | Syncros - ahhh I see.. ok thx |
02:40.42 | terrapen | pf rocks the Casbah |
02:40.59 | terrapen | but, admittedly |
02:41.03 | terrapen | i run m0n0wall at home |
02:41.08 | terrapen | which is FreeBSD/ipfw-based |
02:41.19 | terrapen | because i was in a hurry |
02:41.25 | sudoer2 | the link for Asterisk Maintenance Crew ? |
02:41.31 | terrapen | and it is quite secure |
02:41.43 | terrapen | with proper configuration |
02:41.53 | Beirdo | and so is * :) |
02:42.09 | terrapen | i don't yet trust my * config skills :) |
02:42.17 | terrapen | plus, there's no reason for me to run a public * server |
02:42.25 | terrapen | openvpn only adds a few ms latency |
02:42.34 | Damin | Ichy bicky binky boo! |
02:42.51 | DaLion | ok im getting incorect checksums from Iax2 ... |
02:42.53 | terrapen | dinka dinka dinka doo. |
02:43.18 | randu | Good evening everyone! How goes it on the asterisk front tonight? |
02:43.27 | terrapen | if i see another GBrowser article on /. .... |
02:43.45 | terrapen | why would anyone want to run a google browser. |
02:44.41 | JamesDotCom | special features? |
02:44.50 | redder86 | slashdot is so annoying |
02:45.03 | redder86 | biased, really biased articles |
02:45.06 | terrapen | i know |
02:45.12 | redder86 | misleading headlines |
02:45.16 | terrapen | stupid timothy and michael |
02:45.27 | terrapen | actually, they all suck |
02:45.30 | terrapen | except for pudge |
02:45.34 | Darwin35 | kool its all working |
02:45.35 | redder86 | they knock off half of the sites they link to |
02:45.46 | terrapen | the funniest thing is the news isn't even new anymore |
02:45.47 | redder86 | "slashdot them" |
02:45.54 | terrapen | half of it is week-old CNN articles |
02:45.55 | redder86 | and they seem to think that's funny |
02:47.00 | redder86 | they don't post many stories about software developments in the open source community, but they spend a heckuva lot of attention on who-cares stuff like building your own laser |
02:47.43 | terrapen | hell, i'll take the build-your-own-laser stories over "Taking My Freedom With Me to China" stories |
02:47.45 | redder86 | Like this one that's on the headlines now: "Businesses Discover Skype" |
02:47.58 | terrapen | they purposely put controversial non-issues up, just to get the ad revenuer |
02:48.11 | redder86 | exactly my thoughts |
02:48.43 | redder86 | It's gone from "News for Nerds" to "Blogs for Geeks" |
02:49.22 | redder86 | You'd think there was at least a pageful of newsworthy nerdy stuff every day instead of a place for people to post rants. |
02:49.40 | terrapen | oh, don't get me started on bloggers |
02:49.56 | terrapen | death to all blogs |
02:50.43 | terrapen | i'd love to get rid of blogs, starting with Kottke |
02:50.43 | redder86 | "New Intel Trademark Filed" argh! If they don't know what "Intel Inside VIIV" means then they should not post the story as a troll looking for the answer |
02:51.02 | qwerp | harlo.. |
02:51.16 | qwerp | is there anyway that i can make the auto dial spool like |
02:51.44 | qwerp | lets say a context onli answer the call when the other party answers it? |
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02:52.54 | redder86 | well, then again I think about as much for the evening news |
02:52.57 | redder86 | on TV |
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02:58.52 | scrubb | so anyone got * running on a WRT54GP2 yet? |
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02:59.54 | topping | howdy |
03:00.04 | sudoer2 | any polycom users here? |
03:01.03 | zimdog | sudoer2: yes |
03:01.09 | |Vulture| | sudoer2: yes |
03:02.45 | sudoer2 | ok great, is there a way to get the config files from a polycom phone? I have a bunch of polycom's phone, and all of the 3 way conferencing on them doesnt work except one for one phone |
03:04.53 | |Vulture| | yea set it to an ftp server and it will upload its config if it doesn't find a config on the server |
03:05.15 | sudoer2 | the working phone is uploading the config files to ftp server, but not its config files |
03:05.17 | zimdog | sudoer2: http://www.freedomphones.net/polycom/files/ |
03:05.25 | sudoer2 | simdog, I have those files |
03:06.13 | zimdog | sudoer2: Mine are the same as these |
03:06.21 | sudoer2 | when i say not working on those phones, to do a conference call, I have to, call 1st party, press conference,call 2nd party, press conference, press hold, press conference to get the 3 way call to work as opposed to the normal way: call 1st party, press conference,call 2nd party, press conference |
03:06.49 | sudoer2 | zimdog, how does your 3 way call work? |
03:07.38 | zimdog | sudoer2: I haven't tested it yet. |
03:08.34 | sudoer2 | |Vulture| have you seen stuff like this? |
03:08.47 | sudoer2 | your config files get reuploaded to ftp? I am only getting a log filke uploaded to ftp |
03:09.14 | |Vulture| | sudoer2: I duno I don't use the on phone conf. calling I use MeetMe |
03:15.30 | zimdog | sudoer2: yes mine creates a mac-phoine.cfg |
03:15.31 | sudoer2 | no has had problems like this? |
03:15.51 | sudoer2 | I have only a boot.log and a app.log |
03:16.06 | sudoer2 | the manual isnt very helpful either |
03:16.12 | |Vulture| | sudoer2: remove the 0000000.cnf file |
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03:16.32 | |Vulture| | should make the mac-phone.cfg |
03:16.35 | zimdog | I think it is an option that can be turned off. By default I think it is suppose to upload it to save settings |
03:17.48 | zimdog | my 0000-cfg fle is still present |
03:19.43 | zimdog | sudoer2: My polycom is a ip 500 if it makes a difference |
03:19.58 | sudoer2 | Mine is also |
03:20.30 | sudoer2 | do you know where the upload setting is, I cant find it |
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03:21.44 | MrEntropy | yo |
03:22.14 | MrEntropy | anything that is to communicate with asterisk using AGI must have credentials in the iax.conf, is that correct? |
03:22.24 | JerJer | no |
03:22.35 | randu | anyone have any experience with call accept / call screening, IE press 1 to accept call, press 2 to send to voicemail? |
03:22.49 | MrEntropy | JerJer: where then? |
03:23.00 | JerJer | randu: typical IVR |
03:23.10 | sudoer2 | in my ftp directory, there are no files for the phone to download, i just one the phone to upload its config |
03:23.17 | JerJer | MrEntropy: AGI is simply another asterisk application |
03:23.39 | MrEntropy | JerJer: like app_agi.so? |
03:23.55 | randu | JerJer: what would I do a search on? I have not had any luck all day. |
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03:25.24 | sudoer2 | ok, I figured out how to get the config files out |
03:26.13 | zimdog | You need the config files extracted in the root of the users ftp directory |
03:26.15 | sudoer2 | zimdog or |Vulture| do you guys know where the config file is for controlling behavior of 3 way calling, I think it should be in something like the binaries sip.ld , not in these config files I am looking through |
03:26.17 | MrEntropy | JerJer: let me run through a few things. Using AGI, you can code programs that control asterisk? |
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03:27.15 | ennuyeux72 | anyone have an idea why my tethereal show sip traffic but my asterisk sip debug doesn't |
03:27.17 | zimdog | sip.cfg |
03:27.26 | |Vulture| | might be ipmid |
03:27.43 | zimdog | page 114 of Admin_Guide-SoundPoint_IP_SIP_2004-06-16.pdf |
03:28.34 | topping | has anyone developed java interfaces for asterisk call control and whatnot? |
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03:31.57 | sudoer2 | i am only getting phone.cf uploading, cant find sip pr ipmid.cfg |
03:32.23 | zimdog | You need to extract them from the polycom filesyou downloded |
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03:32.54 | ennuyeux72 | th |
03:33.25 | zimdog | download SoundPoint_IP_bootrom_2.4.1_w-SIP.zip and unzip it in the root of the polycom users ftp directory |
03:33.26 | jskcr | hy all |
03:33.31 | tzafrir_home | hi |
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03:34.00 | sudoer2 | zimdog, I have uploaded those files to the phones and it doenst fix it, it was workign at one time, then Icame in the next day and it had stoppped working |
03:34.15 | sudoer2 | I tried all 3 version on freedomphone's site, there are 3 different sets of files to use |
03:35.48 | zimdog | I have n ot tested the 3 way settings so can't help you there. You said you do not have a ipmid or sip file. These ere in the zip I mentioned above. |
03:37.16 | robf | nobody's on #dundi -- anybody here capable of helping? |
03:37.50 | zimdog | sudoer2: have you looked in the phones webserver to see if it has an option there for it? |
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03:40.37 | sudoer2 | im not sure which one would correspond to the sip.cfg, maybe ill jsut turn them all on |
03:41.48 | sudoer2 | btw, thanks for the help, it doesnt seem like anyone knows too much about polycom's here |
03:43.38 | zimdog | Yep I am new to them though I thought the wiki had quite a bit of inforamtion on them. Maybe after you get your 3 way configured yuo can add to the wiki |
03:43.57 | topping | where is the wiki? |
03:44.41 | sudoer2 | I will add it |
03:45.59 | sudoer2 | im not sure if im looking in the right place though, it would seem to me that changing the core functionality of the phone with something like 3 way callign would definitely be in the binaries of those files like sip.lf and app.ld |
03:47.24 | DaLion | `Sauron: ? |
03:47.33 | DaLion | ~seen `Sauron |
03:47.35 | jbot | `sauron is currently on #asterisk (15h 40m 52s). Has said a total of 84 messages. Is idling for 4h 37m 23s |
03:47.52 | DaLion | ~seen Dalion |
03:47.53 | jbot | dalion is currently on #asterisk (1h 11m 39s). Has said a total of 4 messages. Is idling for 1s |
03:47.54 | topping | zimdog: is http://www.voip-info.org/ the wiki you speak of? |
03:48.01 | greg_work | so the sipura configuration has its own features built in - for example, callfoward busy - .. what's the difference between using the features from the sipura vs having that functionality in *? I disabled all that stuff because the sipura *xx codes were conflicting with my * dialplan. But a benefit I see with using sipura's is on the SPA-841, you can use the display to set those options.. |
03:48.24 | DaLion | ~seen dalion |
03:48.25 | jbot | dalion is currently on #asterisk (1h 12m 11s). Has said a total of 5 messages. Is idling for 1s |
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03:48.40 | DaLion | ~seen dalion |
03:48.41 | jbot | dalion is currently on #asterisk (1h 12m 27s). Has said a total of 6 messages. Is idling for 1s |
03:48.42 | DaLion | lol |
03:48.43 | zimdog | Well since I haven't used it maybe . All I can say is the polycom manual say is the manual says it is configurable and supported in sip.cfg page 114 in an xml <conference/> tag |
03:48.49 | DaLion | easy to increase messags |
03:49.18 | zimdog | topping: yes http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Polycom+Phones |
03:49.30 | robf | ~seen bkw_ |
03:49.31 | jbot | bkw_ <~brian@65.38.28.146> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 6d 4h 42m 32s ago, saying: 'you have got to be joking me right'. |
03:49.45 | sudoer2 | ~seen sudoer2 |
03:49.46 | jbot | sudoer2 is currently on #asterisk (1h 45m 6s). Has said a total of 36 messages. Is idling for 1s |
03:49.54 | sudoer2 | ~seen sudoer |
03:49.54 | jbot | sudoer <~sudoer@65.75.148.190> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 2d 5h 21m 12s ago, saying: 'which command/file actually controls how a conference call is made on polycom?'. |
03:49.57 | jskcr | ~seen jskcr |
03:49.58 | jbot | jskcr is currently on #asterisk (17m) #handhelds.org (17m). Has said a total of 3 messages. Is idling for 1s |
03:50.19 | sudoer2 | jskcr, you have messages |
03:50.31 | jskcr | no |
03:50.33 | jskcr | :) |
03:50.38 | DaLion | anyone know what could be causing IAX udp check sum erorrs ? my linksys ? or just outside of it ? |
03:51.01 | jskcr | Dalion, its probably a nat problem |
03:51.11 | jskcr | remove the linksys router and try |
03:51.53 | DaLion | nah i know it will fix |
03:51.57 | DaLion | just need to know how to fix |
03:52.02 | DaLion | change the router / |
03:52.02 | DaLion | ? |
03:52.09 | jskcr | try removing it first. |
03:52.09 | DaLion | but hmm |
03:52.12 | DaLion | well |
03:52.14 | DaLion | i cant |
03:52.16 | DaLion | ;) |
03:52.18 | jskcr | Them see if the errors persist. |
03:52.33 | DaLion | source and dest ports are 4569 |
03:52.36 | DaLion | so no nat there |
03:52.39 | DaLion | on ports at least |
03:52.59 | DaLion | im getting REGACK |
03:53.01 | DaLion | LAGRP |
03:53.04 | DaLion | and VNAK |
03:53.21 | jskcr | What type of internet connection is it? |
03:53.22 | sudoer2 | oops, read that wrong |
03:53.57 | jskcr | You can also check the linksys homepage and see if there is a firmware update. |
03:53.57 | DaLion | DSL |
03:54.05 | DaLion | reghack is the one with incorepct checksums |
03:54.08 | DaLion | got newst |
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03:54.28 | jskcr | what model? |
03:54.33 | DaLion | WRK |
03:54.34 | DaLion | lol |
03:54.37 | DaLion | shit |
03:54.44 | DaLion | WRK something G |
03:55.04 | DaLion | WRK54G |
03:55.06 | DaLion | anyhow |
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03:55.42 | DaLion | i see that the source server sending REGACK.. then im sendinf bad retry.. but so fast im getting floded with retransmitions packets form source IAX box and i die |
03:55.43 | tog | Linksys WRT54G? |
03:55.48 | DaLion | WRK54G |
03:55.49 | DaLion | K |
03:55.56 | tog | WRK? what's a K? |
03:57.40 | DaLion | i dont know |