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00:00.23 | Hmmhesays | then there's me who can't construct a sentence |
00:00.24 | Hmmhesays | lol |
00:00.25 | MicH323 | Hi |
00:00.32 | Nugget | your a literate. :) |
00:00.57 | MicH323 | Me having connection problems with BroadVoice and Asterisk... It wont authenticate since yesterday... |
00:01.12 | gr8nash | MicH323 hey me to! |
00:01.35 | gr8nash | No way!! i have been struggling for 4 hours now on this problem |
00:01.48 | harryvv | im begining to hate 64bit os. Some binaries are just not built for it. |
00:01.49 | Smythe | its at http://pastebin.ca/7045 |
00:01.54 | Hmmhesays | i've spent most of the day writing a gui |
00:02.16 | slePP | Smythe: enter the draw while you're on the pastebin :> |
00:02.31 | MicH323 | Hmmm... I this BroadVoice changed their authentication again!!! |
00:02.41 | gr8nash | MicH323 could you get ahold of them.. they are all busy.. i sat on hold for 2 hours |
00:02.45 | gr8nash | until i hung up |
00:02.48 | modulus_ | broadvoice sucks |
00:02.48 | Smythe | pastebin is sweet - I've never used it before |
00:02.54 | slePP | pastebins are fun |
00:02.59 | gr8nash | modulus_ who is better |
00:03.03 | mandreko | i was looking at broadvoice... if they suck, who doesn't? ;) |
00:03.17 | newpers | yeah, i haven't heard you all mentino a good voip company |
00:03.21 | newpers | mention |
00:03.29 | Grooby | where are you guys at? |
00:03.29 | modulus_ | gr8nash, voip sucks in general |
00:03.37 | Grooby | my BV still work great |
00:03.48 | newpers | modulus_, why is that? |
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00:04.07 | MicH323 | BroadVoice was woring brilliantly up until yesterday! They have great unlimited international plans... My wife stays on to her sister in New Zealand for hours... |
00:04.14 | MicH323 | Now she is nagging me... :( |
00:04.26 | opus___ | why\ |
00:04.27 | Grooby | Mich, where are you guys located? |
00:04.33 | Grooby | I am here in DC and I have no problems at all |
00:04.44 | gr8nash | im in Washington west coast |
00:04.44 | modulus_ | newpers, b/c the technology sucks |
00:04.47 | MicH323 | I am in London |
00:05.06 | mandreko | well, any new technology has it's quirkes |
00:05.18 | harryvv | gr8nash, in seattle? |
00:05.21 | Grooby | wierd |
00:05.25 | gr8nash | just south of seattle |
00:05.28 | gr8nash | 2 hours |
00:05.28 | modulus_ | voip is hardly new |
00:05.30 | Grooby | bbiab |
00:05.30 | MicH323 | Grooby: Are you connected to BroadVoice? |
00:05.39 | mandreko | well, not new as in last month, but newer than analog lines ;) |
00:05.41 | harryvv | gr8 you mean olympia / |
00:05.43 | harryvv | ? |
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00:06.14 | gr8nash | harryvv im in Vancouver WA.. 2 hours south of seattle |
00:06.23 | opus___ | dude |
00:06.26 | opus___ | thats like 3 1/2 hours |
00:06.33 | gr8nash | nope. =) |
00:06.37 | gr8nash | drive it all the time |
00:06.40 | opus___ | you drive like 80mph |
00:06.41 | newpers | modulus_, so voip sucks? or our broadband speeds? |
00:06.50 | mandreko | i'm just wondering if i got asterisk setup, if i could have a remote machine (my work) vpn into my home and be connected with a softphone somehow... |
00:06.52 | opus___ | <--- pdx .. hi gr8nash! |
00:06.53 | harryvv | thats not 2 hours south of seatte! |
00:06.58 | MicH323 | No My BroadBand ics ass!!! 4Mbs |
00:07.18 | gr8nash | opus.. portland huh? |
00:07.25 | harryvv | with traffic the way it is it takes 2 hours to go from seattle to tacoma. |
00:07.25 | gr8nash | harry where do you live? |
00:07.31 | opus___ | yup |
00:07.32 | harryvv | im in the other vancouver |
00:07.56 | gr8nash | ok in rush hour yes. your screwed.. but i dont drive during rush hour |
00:08.20 | gr8nash | DAMN |
00:08.23 | gr8nash | your right 3 hours |
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00:08.25 | gr8nash | my bad |
00:08.27 | harryvv | it still takes alot longer like 3 hours. |
00:08.28 | harryvv | ;) |
00:08.50 | gr8nash | yes its 180 miles north of my house.. woodland wa |
00:08.53 | opus___ | unless you drive like gr8nash, 120mph+ |
00:08.55 | CoaxD | You know, I ordered "3 Megabit Service" from Charter.. They showed up and said "Just so you know, they don't have 3 megabit service here." -- apparently, cablemodem in Rural Wisconsin translates to "44kbyte/sec. Max." |
00:09.05 | harryvv | we almost moved to battle ground from beverton but moved to tacoma instead from pooortland. |
00:09.19 | gr8nash | wow. cool lots of locals |
00:09.19 | harryvv | anyway |
00:09.35 | gr8nash | so noone has any suggestion of any VOIP provider |
00:09.43 | opus___ | i use broadvoice |
00:09.51 | opus___ | The $5.95 plan |
00:09.54 | CoaxD | Apparently, they've translated "cablemodem service" to "blazingly fast local service, but we route your connection via a T3 that is shared between 250 people, all downloading files at top speed from kazaa" |
00:09.54 | harryvv | gr8 iax.cc voipjet |
00:09.57 | gr8nash | i cant connect to them.. even though i have an account |
00:10.00 | tzanger | I heartily reccomend nufone |
00:10.03 | MicH323 | is your broadvoice still woring with Asterisk? |
00:10.03 | mandreko | what's the $5.95 plan? i didn't see that on their site |
00:10.22 | opus___ | Its under BYOD |
00:10.26 | tzanger | just look at the list archives to see the issues with iax.cc, livevoip and broadvoice |
00:10.29 | Grooby | mich, i am connect to bV |
00:10.29 | opus___ | bring your own drugs |
00:10.30 | opus___ | i mean |
00:10.33 | opus___ | device |
00:10.33 | harryvv | If i had the cash i would put my own termination point in downtown vancouver |
00:10.49 | mandreko | ahh, very interesting |
00:10.51 | Grooby | man..i almost got spandsp to work over ulaw |
00:10.52 | Grooby | hehehehe |
00:10.53 | tzanger | harryvv: yeah? |
00:10.58 | tzanger | you terminate a lot to vancouver? |
00:11.00 | CoaxD | haha. 1.43c/min if you prepay $200 or more |
00:11.00 | mandreko | with the $5.95 plan i could do this ;) |
00:11.07 | CoaxD | (www.iax.cc) |
00:11.47 | mandreko | BYOD means you have asterisk, and don't need a SIP/softphone/adapter ? |
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00:11.57 | Grooby | means bring your own device |
00:12.04 | Grooby | be it ATA, asterisk, soft phone |
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00:12.41 | mandreko | i apologize, i'm new to this stuff, still in a research stage |
00:13.17 | gr8nash | well i will probley look at it with semi-fresh eyes tomorrow |
00:13.33 | Grooby | ?!?! |
00:13.39 | gr8nash | ?? |
00:13.46 | Nugget | ]:8) Cows are cool |
00:14.00 | Grooby | so are monkeys |
00:14.06 | Grooby | they roar |
00:14.08 | Grooby | :-D |
00:14.12 | gr8nash | common Grooby do a ascii monkey! |
00:14.12 | modulus_ | jbot dogcow? |
00:14.13 | jbot | MOOOFF!! |
00:14.20 | Nugget | Grooby is uncommon. |
00:14.37 | Grooby | grooby's are very common |
00:14.40 | mandreko | is there any way to hook up a remote phone up, to have my number follow me when i'm at work? |
00:14.41 | Grooby | just checkout grooby.com |
00:14.43 | Grooby | if it still exist |
00:14.50 | harryvv | tzanger thats a wish list right now. But know people that could help me make it happen. Still worry about the up and comming cable carriers and other larger companies that are now rolling out voip. |
00:14.58 | Nugget | mandreko: yes, of course. |
00:15.22 | tzanger | yeah |
00:15.27 | mandreko | Nugget: how would i do something like that? I don't need the specifics, but what's the general idea? I can RTFM if i know what i'm looking at |
00:16.00 | Nugget | mandreko: I don't even know where to begin, your question is so broad. first step would be getting asterisk handling your number when you're not at work -- then go from there. :) |
00:16.13 | Nugget | but the bottom line is, yes, that's possible. |
00:16.21 | Grooby | mandreko, you understand the concept of having a central PBX box right? |
00:17.05 | mandreko | having the menu system, possibility of multiple lines, voice mail handling, right? |
00:17.13 | Nugget | asterisk does all those things, yes. |
00:17.33 | elric | I am getting very low volume on out going calls to cell phones, is there a way to increase call volume? |
00:17.41 | Grooby | elric, vol+? |
00:17.44 | Grooby | :P |
00:17.51 | Nugget | asterisk can enable you to make your exposure to the phone system as ridiculously complicated as you wish. the limit is only your imagination. :) |
00:18.14 | Grooby | and voip replaces hardwire lines connecting your phone to your central PBX box |
00:18.22 | mandreko | hehe, yea, i know my work's pbx is quite complex, and we've been talking about replacing it with a voip pbx like asterisk, however i wanted to make it work at my house first |
00:18.24 | Grooby | so you can have a softphone/hardphone that you carry w/ you |
00:18.47 | Grooby | and as long as you have internet, you can be reached (voice quality may vary) |
00:18.52 | Nugget | mandreko: that's a good approach. asterisk has some downsides and it's an excellent idea to gain familiarity at home where jobs are on the line. |
00:19.00 | bandrew | Why would you want a two port VOIP phone? So you can pass signal through it to a computer or something? |
00:19.04 | Grooby | back to help my gf |
00:19.14 | Nugget | bandrew: right. for desks where there's only one ethernet drop. |
00:19.29 | CoaxD | bandrew: Two ethernet ports == only 1 ethernet cable run needed to a cubicle or office |
00:19.40 | CoaxD | bandrew: (and no switch or hub needed in the office) |
00:19.50 | bandrew | thanks |
00:19.51 | mandreko | yea, i'm a geek, and use linux quite a bit (I work for a small ISP), so i figure I can learn. I just need to try it I gues |
00:20.07 | Nugget | mandreko: I documented my experimenting at http://slacker.com/~nugget/asterisk.php |
00:20.15 | Nugget | I did pretty much exactly what you describe |
00:20.17 | CoaxD | mandreko: You too, 'eh? |
00:20.21 | CoaxD | Mandreko: (I own one.) |
00:20.29 | mandreko | Nugget: very cool ;) I"ll check it out! |
00:20.34 | elric | Grooby, :P haha well its fine for any thing else just cellular phones, like Zap 3 gets an incoming call and calls out if the person's cellular phone if he isnt in. the volume on that is very low but if its a land line thats called out it works fine |
00:20.43 | Nugget | I don't work at an isp any more though, but I assure you my experience is still valid! :) |
00:20.44 | mandreko | CoaxD: I'm the only non-owner at mine ;) it's a small family owned one that hasn't been sucked up yet by a big guy |
00:20.48 | CoaxD | mandreko: A lot of ISPs are moving into voip services.. (Which is funny, because most of us ISP folks moved into ISP stuff from BBS stuff) |
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00:21.12 | CoaxD | mandreko: Heh :) Yeah, we're small, and family owned |
00:21.20 | jmhunter | sup coax |
00:21.22 | mandreko | yep, at work, we're talking about doing VOIP services as well, so I'm very interested in learning more ;) |
00:21.25 | CoaxD | mandreko: (By small, I mean 'less than 1000 users') |
00:21.34 | bandrew | Anyone know of a cheap switch that supports QoS? Also, does the phone you buy need to support QoS too? |
00:21.34 | CoaxD | jmhunter: Hey dude! Not much. You? |
00:21.42 | mandreko | CoaxD: hehe, we're a _little_ bigger than 1000, but not TOO much |
00:21.49 | jmhunter | im trying to get in touch with the crew at von |
00:21.52 | CoaxD | mandreko: Yeah, just enough to require a fulltime sysadmin :) |
00:22.13 | mandreko | CoaxD: yeppers. All our servers will fit in 2 racks at our datacenter, so we're not huge |
00:22.30 | CoaxD | mandreko: Yeah, same on this end. *lol* |
00:22.33 | Smythe | KaID? |
00:22.52 | CoaxD | mandreko: I do have a bunch of tower boxes we have on a table, tho. So i guess its a wee bit bigger, hardware-wise! *lol* |
00:22.55 | Smythe | the mitel side shows locked out when I try and connect form the ast box |
00:23.15 | Nugget | http://slacker.com/photos/misc/pophell <-- tiny ISP :) |
00:23.17 | mandreko | CoaxD: yea, the low priority servers in our local office don't count either ;) |
00:23.22 | CoaxD | mandreko: I've run the damn thing since 1997. Getting sick of ISP business. Doesn't pay as much as it used to. *g* |
00:23.30 | CoaxD | mandreko: Hehe |
00:23.35 | CoaxD | mandreko: Yeah, i wasn't counting those. *g* |
00:23.35 | mandreko | Nugget: that's horrible.. |
00:23.38 | Nugget | indeed |
00:23.52 | mandreko | CoaxD: yea, we've been going since 1996, still having fun though |
00:24.04 | CoaxD | mandreko: Heh :) |
00:24.04 | mandreko | Nugget: I'd get shot if my racks looked like that |
00:24.13 | CoaxD | oh jesus |
00:24.14 | CoaxD | (the small ISP picture) |
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00:24.29 | Nugget | makes you realize why it's important to do things properly, eh? |
00:24.34 | CoaxD | and I thought *mine* was bad |
00:24.49 | CoaxD | sportsters hanging everywhere! *lol* |
00:24.52 | Nugget | I love the modems just hanging in the air, and how it appears to all be plugged into that single outlet. |
00:25.27 | mandreko | mine's not _much_ better, we just moved datacenters, and our wiring's not _great_ http://www.ori.net/mandreko/servermove/ |
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00:25.43 | CoaxD | Nugget: *lol* Indeed! |
00:25.47 | CoaxD | mandreko: Its the same on this end |
00:25.58 | CoaxD | mandreko: (We just moved too) |
00:26.00 | mandreko | we at least have zip ties ;) |
00:26.06 | mandreko | zip ties make a rack... hehe |
00:26.26 | CoaxD | OOH! I see Dell PowerEdge 350's! |
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00:26.36 | CoaxD | (or somesuch) |
00:26.38 | mandreko | should be 2650's |
00:26.48 | harryvv | hahah that rack looks like what the hp blade commerical is going after :) |
00:26.48 | CoaxD | hehe yea |
00:27.04 | CoaxD | you've actually got cabinets |
00:27.11 | CoaxD | i've got 2 post 19" racks with a gazillion things hanging on them |
00:27.17 | modulus_ | woohoo! i have 14 dids |
00:27.18 | mandreko | yea, we are in a huge datacenter... same one that does monster.com's alternate site |
00:27.28 | CoaxD | modulus: Um, good for you? :) |
00:27.33 | modulus_ | no treally |
00:27.37 | FaulHel | can anyone help me install asterisk on a machine that cannot boot from a cd...or give me some tips |
00:27.42 | modulus_ | that's actually kind of lame |
00:27.45 | modulus_ | voip sucks |
00:27.49 | CoaxD | mandreko: ours isn't in a data center. Its in the basement of a small mall |
00:27.56 | CoaxD | modulus: *rotfl* |
00:28.04 | CoaxD | modulus: At least you have a sense of humor.. :) |
00:28.06 | shepherd | faul: debian minimal install |
00:28.06 | harryvv | Most impressive rack setup was when I interviewed for amazon.com data center. Very clean and setup well. |
00:28.07 | mandreko | CoaxD: that has it's advantages and disadvantages ;) |
00:28.07 | shepherd | :) |
00:28.09 | modulus_ | btw wtf are all those modules loaded for by default? |
00:28.12 | CoaxD | mandreko: INDEED! |
00:28.13 | modulus_ | jesus christ |
00:28.29 | CoaxD | mandreko: (keeping in mind of course that the nearest datacenter is about 80 miles away from here. And thats small class.) |
00:28.33 | modulus_ | app_festival is default loaded |
00:28.33 | modulus_ | wtf |
00:28.36 | CoaxD | mandreko: *g* |
00:28.45 | CoaxD | mandreko: (My first T1 cost $2200 a month. And that was just loop.) |
00:28.49 | modulus_ | chan_modem_i4l |
00:28.50 | modulus_ | wtf |
00:28.53 | mandreko | CoaxD: that sucks, we have 2 near me in Indianapolis... |
00:29.03 | mandreko | CoaxD: 2200 for a LOOP!?!? |
00:29.10 | tzanger | wtf |
00:29.17 | tzanger | alison's not doing TV news now is she? |
00:29.33 | CoaxD | mandreko: (And I had to get down on my knees, bend over, and give the manager of USWest (now Qwest) really nice sweet head in order to get it, too) |
00:29.34 | modulus_ | hi tz |
00:29.46 | mandreko | CoaxD: sounds like us with SBC ;) |
00:29.50 | CoaxD | mandreko: Yeah, $2200 for loop. and that was '98 |
00:30.10 | mandreko | CoaxD: i don't remember our prices from then, i just know our OC3 is pricey now. we pay a premium for good bandwidth |
00:30.21 | CoaxD | mandreko: Why the hell do you need an OC3? |
00:30.25 | CoaxD | mandreko: Are you a DSL ISP? |
00:30.32 | modulus_ | dick sucking lips isp? |
00:30.39 | Nugget | mandreko: you're in indy? cool. I do some work now and again for iquest. |
00:30.42 | mandreko | CoaxD: yes, 3 dsl atms, several dialup pools, 500+ websites |
00:30.46 | modulus_ | ISDN: it still does nothing |
00:30.48 | CoaxD | mandreko: ahh |
00:30.55 | CoaxD | mandreko: You're *way* bigger than us. |
00:30.55 | mandreko | Nugget: woot ;) I used to use iquest |
00:31.05 | Nugget | <-- grew up in broad ripple |
00:31.05 | denon | mandreko: I hope you didnt have anything to do with that flash on http://www.ori.net/mandreko |
00:31.13 | CoaxD | denon: Get me a T1 for $500/mo. |
00:31.22 | mandreko | Nugget: I do the Westfield/Noblesville thing up north |
00:31.25 | Nugget | cool |
00:31.34 | Nugget | I haven't lived there since the early '90s |
00:31.34 | r0d3nt|m | Anyone have the SiP firmware for the 7912's ?? |
00:31.36 | denon | mandreko: 'cause uh .. I want those 2 minutes of my life back please :) |
00:31.41 | mandreko | denon: no, that's actually something i found and mirrored for myself ;) |
00:31.55 | denon | no, really .. I want those 2 minutes back |
00:31.57 | CoaxD | denon: Data. To a nice backbone. Yes. you heard me. $500/mo. With bandwidth charges. |
00:31.58 | mandreko | hehe |
00:32.16 | CoaxD | denon: Make it happen, sir, and I'll send you a pizza. |
00:32.19 | denon | CoaxD: could do it for much less than that .. if you lived in a metro |
00:32.27 | mandreko | CoaxD: we're doing T1's for ~600 anymore as long as the loop's not atrocious |
00:32.28 | CoaxD | denon: Hehe |
00:32.40 | harryvv | for those wanting have more choices in the iphones on the market came across this site. http://www.sipcenter.com/sip.nsf/html/SIP+Phones+and+Adaptors |
00:32.42 | CoaxD | hell, I'd even consider $600 |
00:32.50 | denon | mandreko: dont even bother .. his last mile loop includes twigs and leaves |
00:32.51 | ScythelX | how much does a t1 long distance pri cost |
00:32.58 | r0d3nt|m | $485 with loop is the best I can do a T1,data. anywhere in the USA... |
00:33.00 | CoaxD | denon: Get me a T1 for $500 or $600. You know you wanna do it |
00:33.11 | modulus_ | how far from the co are you? |
00:33.19 | denon | r0d3nt|m: highly doubtful .. anywhere |
00:33.36 | r0d3nt|m | denon, I haven't qualified an address I couldn't install yet... |
00:33.49 | denon | real t1? or atm over dsl? |
00:33.54 | r0d3nt|m | Teee ONE |
00:34.00 | r0d3nt|m | 1.54mb 24 channels |
00:34.03 | r0d3nt|m | the real deal. |
00:34.17 | mandreko | is that only for the channelized ones then, or you doing DS1's for the same? |
00:34.22 | r0d3nt|m | 23+D or 24 how ever you want it |
00:34.26 | harryvv | r0d3nt|m, any idea who I should call up here in canada? not to many choices other then telus and i think level3 but I think level3 left the area after bankrupty. |
00:34.33 | CoaxD | I guess denon dont wanna sell me a T1 :) |
00:34.41 | harryvv | Looking for pri |
00:34.47 | denon | CoaxD: I could quote you again |
00:35.01 | CoaxD | denon: You gotta get the $$ down to where I can justify the cost, man! :) |
00:35.02 | r0d3nt|m | I need Cisco 7912 SIP Firmware... Can anyone help ??? |
00:35.07 | CoaxD | denon: err, the changeover! |
00:35.25 | denon | msg me the info again |
00:35.27 | CoaxD | (and the damn network renumber!) |
00:36.01 | mandreko | I wonder what it'd cost for me to get my own system to become like a broadvoice.. |
00:36.09 | CoaxD | mandreko: Done to death, man |
00:36.15 | CoaxD | mandreko: You will not compete |
00:36.25 | CoaxD | mandreko: You can, however, compete in local markets |
00:36.31 | mandreko | CoaxD: who needs to compete when it is just another geek toy? ;) |
00:36.37 | CoaxD | mandreko: Hmm. alright :) |
00:36.39 | harryvv | man you need pri pstn and data |
00:36.39 | denon | that what your gf said? |
00:36.57 | FaulHel | T1's don't use 24 channels do they...thought they were 4 channels and they used 64k on each one to produce the broadcast. ISDN PRI is 24 channels (23+D) |
00:36.59 | harryvv | CoaxD, you mean in a local area. |
00:37.06 | mandreko | CoaxD: yea, i know it's been done to death, however you're right, we were considering it for local use to compete with SBC phone service |
00:37.13 | r0d3nt|m | yes.. a PRI is 23+D |
00:37.16 | CoaxD | faulhel: Um, T1s do use 24 channels, yes |
00:37.20 | r0d3nt|m | channelized T1 is 24, 56k channels |
00:37.25 | CoaxD | harryvv: Yes |
00:37.30 | harryvv | FaulHel, 64 is data+overhead. |
00:37.31 | ScythelX | 24 ds0's |
00:37.33 | FaulHel | ah |
00:37.34 | JunK-C | not 56, 64! |
00:37.37 | CoaxD | mandreko: You bet. Local phone service, you can certainly compete |
00:37.45 | CoaxD | mandreko: Especially if you're in a high-cablemodem/low-dsl area |
00:38.00 | Damin | T1 is 24 64k channels. PRI is 24 64k channels, but one is used for a D channel for signalling (call setup and whatnot) |
00:38.06 | harryvv | CoaxD, but as a long distance voip carrier its way to compedative to make a profit right? |
00:38.08 | r0d3nt|m | I'll argue all you want about the symantecs of telco circuits.. but I need the SIP Firmware for the Cisco 7912... can anyone help ??? |
00:38.17 | mandreko | CoaxD: yea, definately here. we're near a lot of places that just can't get DSL, because SBC's not putting out DSLAMS |
00:38.18 | CoaxD | Channelized T1 is 24 56k channels, with the last 8k of each channel bit-robbed for signalling |
00:38.28 | CoaxD | harryvv: Correct. There's no way to make money there right now |
00:38.38 | Damin | r0d3nt|m: A T1 is only 56k if you are doing robbed bot signaling. |
00:38.42 | Damin | Bit raterh. |
00:38.45 | CoaxD | mandreko: OH, sure. Yeah. so everybody gets cablemodems |
00:38.53 | CoaxD | mandreko: Put the kabosh on their phone lines and sell 'em good voip service |
00:38.59 | harryvv | CoaxD, do you know of any pri carriers for in the vancouver area? |
00:39.07 | tzanger | Damin: yeah CAS T1 is 24 56k channels |
00:39.10 | tzanger | they're still 64k though |
00:39.10 | mandreko | CoaxD: those that can, sadly lots of the people out in the boonies don't have cable either, but we're working on it, and fixed p2p wireless |
00:39.15 | tzanger | they're just not 8-bit "clean" |
00:39.16 | CoaxD | harryvv: Given that I don't actually live in the vancouver area, that'd be pretty tough |
00:39.27 | harryvv | I wonder if shaw will be comming out with cable + pstn modems in the future. |
00:39.28 | harryvv | yea |
00:39.37 | CoaxD | mandreko: hmm |
00:39.39 | Damin | ESF B8ZS Babay! :) |
00:39.47 | CoaxD | mandreko: If you can do p2p wireless, you can do voip to them too |
00:39.56 | CoaxD | tzanger: Correct |
00:39.57 | mandreko | CoaxD: yep. that'd be fun ;) |
00:40.04 | Trepalium | Wouldn't be surprised with all the phone companies intruding into their market. |
00:40.14 | CoaxD | mandreko: We've researched doing wireless here, but the prob is, to blanket everything, you'd be talking thousands for an income of zilch |
00:40.17 | harryvv | Ohh this is slick. a Biometric fingerprint IP box mounted on a wall by ip-ware. http://www.ip-ware.net/www02/index2.html |
00:40.17 | mandreko | CoaxD: i swear i just like it for the geek factor. |
00:40.26 | CoaxD | mandreko: Plus, bandwidth is still way too expensive |
00:40.32 | mandreko | CoaxD: yea, I'm afraid of that here too, but we're working on it |
00:40.41 | CoaxD | mandreko: (Unless of course denon here can get me a T3 w/ 45mbit bandwidth for $1000/mo) |
00:41.00 | mandreko | CoaxD: if he can get you one for 1000/month, i'll have to talk to him ;) |
00:41.07 | CoaxD | mandreko: Hehe. for sure |
00:41.18 | CoaxD | mandreko: Is your OC3 delivered full-bore? |
00:41.28 | mandreko | CoaxD: yep ;) |
00:41.33 | mandreko | CoaxD: and more's available |
00:41.34 | CoaxD | mandreko: i.e. full 192mbit/sec? or whatever it is? (45*3 i guess) |
00:41.49 | mandreko | CoaxD: we don't come close to using it, but yea, we can |
00:42.04 | CoaxD | mandreko: Nifty |
00:42.14 | mandreko | CoaxD: we average about 8Mbps constant |
00:42.21 | CoaxD | mandreko: I wonder.. Do you know how much you pay for that OC/3? |
00:42.34 | CoaxD | mandreko: Hmm. Well, why do you need an OC/3 if you only use 8mbit/sec? |
00:42.41 | mandreko | CoaxD: i dont' do much with the finances, but i know we pay SBC about $20,000/month for everything. |
00:42.47 | CoaxD | mandreko: (or is that just what the datacenter dropped for you) |
00:42.53 | CoaxD | mandreko: Ah |
00:42.55 | CoaxD | mandreko: Not bad |
00:42.57 | mandreko | CoaxD: that's what the datacenter has |
00:42.58 | puppet | Hmm anyone free for a simple question? |
00:43.05 | CoaxD | mandreko: Ahhh. okay. see, thats what I was wondering |
00:43.23 | mandreko | CoaxD: our equpiment wouldn't handle OC3 traffic at this point, we'd have to upgrade our core |
00:43.55 | puppet | I wanne do something like IF ${CALLERIDNUM} = "12345" then Goto(voicebox,1) |
00:44.12 | JunK-C | puppet: go in the wikis, its already there |
00:44.17 | JunK-C | lot of infos related to that. |
00:44.34 | JonR800 | puppet, no need to use an if. |
00:44.39 | puppet | thanks :) |
00:44.44 | puppet | jonr800: was psuedo code :) |
00:44.55 | puppet | Im having trouble with my cellphone |
00:45.02 | mandreko | methinks I"ll have to setup an asterisk box here, and play until I'm a little more comfortable with it |
00:45.22 | puppet | Its some strange stuff, when i decline a call I get a new call from my own VoIP number not from the cellhpone ;p SO i get a new session kinda |
00:46.08 | harryvv | mandreko, are you a hosting company |
00:46.33 | *** join/#asterisk mesi (~player@dsl-082-083-155-079.arcor-ip.net) |
00:46.45 | mandreko | harryvv: yea, we're full service |
00:46.53 | *** part/#asterisk Smythe (~Smythe@spock.cbcag.edu) |
00:46.53 | harryvv | I see |
00:47.20 | mandreko | hosting, dialup, dsl, computer repair, onsite support.. you pay us, we do it ;) |
00:48.00 | mandreko | sadly, we're sorta like technology whores |
00:49.23 | mandreko | heya Nugget, where did you learn most of what you're doing? I'm just reading through your site |
00:52.01 | mandreko | hmmm, I wonder how hard it'll be to setup extensions for me and my roomie, so I don't have to always answer the phone... |
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00:57.28 | shmaltz | anybody here using billing with asterisk? |
01:00.07 | eKo1 | What billing? |
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01:06.27 | Nugget | I bill for my time spent in here, but nobody pays. |
01:06.46 | Nugget | bunch of cheapskates, the lot of them |
01:07.37 | moonwick | you're just a slacker about collecting. |
01:07.57 | Nugget | that must be it. |
01:08.28 | harryvv | nugget just go sell your services to the biz side of things. |
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01:10.42 | puppet | exten => s,6,GotoIf($[${CALLERIDNUM} = "31337"]?1|3:7) the expression turns out to 0 even when calledidnum = 31337 |
01:10.53 | CoaxD | You know, i REALLY hate it when i have to pause a TV show so I can go and lookup a word they use |
01:11.08 | CoaxD | They really shouldn't use words like 'dearth' (you know, words NOBODY EVER USES) in a tv drama |
01:11.48 | coldfeet | hi all, got a question which i cant find in the mailing lists.... |
01:12.03 | coldfeet | I have two accounts both for xlite set in sip.conf |
01:12.25 | coldfeet | one registers fine, the other one a different network fails |
01:13.17 | coldfeet | xlite debug shows 401 then trying then 402 forbidden, and asterisk shows ... |
01:13.29 | *** part/#asterisk kFuQ (~somedude@c-24-17-224-78.client.comcast.net) |
01:13.39 | coldfeet | Registration from 'home <sip:home@sip.dom.com>' failed for 'a.b.c.d' |
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01:14.13 | coldfeet | i checked the user/secret combo and there is no allow/disallow in case it weas a codec mismatch |
01:14.33 | coldfeet | I even tried the account that was working in the xlite that wasnt but still same error |
01:15.28 | coldfeet | is there any place i can check exactly what is being sent and what is being compared to |
01:18.13 | DyOS | has anyone experienced a problem where you dial the directory on asterisk then it asks you to spell the last name and after you put in teh 3 letters it just beeps like an invalid beep tone? |
01:19.27 | Grooby | yawn |
01:19.30 | Grooby | back |
01:21.47 | coldfeet | if this is a answer on google, let me know cause i aint found it all day |
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01:22.20 | Grooby | in CLI |
01:22.31 | Grooby | do sip debug peer <exten number> |
01:22.36 | Grooby | i.e. sip debug peer 200 |
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01:23.17 | rvhi | is there a way to change the soft key on polycom phones? |
01:23.30 | rvhi | e.g. some keys need to press 'more' to get |
01:23.37 | MikeJ[Jayden] | coldfeet: pastebin a sip.cong |
01:23.39 | MikeJ[Jayden] | conf |
01:23.43 | MikeJ[Jayden] | ~pastebin |
01:23.44 | jbot | pastebin is, like, a place to paste your stuff without flooding the channel - try http://pastebin.ca |
01:23.49 | rvhi | i'd like to move some in the first screen |
01:23.55 | r0d3nt|m | Anyone have the Cisco SiP firmware for the 7912's ?? |
01:24.26 | coldfeet | it cant get the IP address ,hence the debug dont show, it doesnt register so in sip show peers host is unspecified |
01:24.39 | Grooby | sip show debug peer IP? |
01:24.40 | MikeJ[Jayden] | rvhi, there is a VERY detailed admin manual at polycoms site... if moc is around, he knows the polycoms well |
01:24.44 | Grooby | i think you can debug ip too |
01:24.52 | justinnnn | hey ppls |
01:24.58 | justinnnn | i installed the new mp3 thing.. |
01:25.04 | justinnnn | how do i spot the old mpg123 from running ??? |
01:25.17 | coldfeet | but the IP is unspecified, cause it aint registered , and its dynamic |
01:25.18 | rvhi | i looked at admin guide of polycom, can figure out |
01:25.21 | Goshen | people on Broad Voice....how are you routing your 911? keeping a landline? |
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01:25.42 | MikeJ[Jayden] | coldfeet, if you want me to help, you need to respond to what I said above... it sounds like a routing\nat\or firewall issue at first glance, |
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01:25.48 | MikeJ[Jayden] | Manx! |
01:25.56 | firestrm | help |
01:26.12 | MikeJ[Jayden] | firesrm, NO! :) |
01:26.31 | Grooby | nothing a "smooth jazz" can't fix |
01:26.43 | Grooby | especially as background music on some good old pron |
01:26.58 | Grooby | :) |
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01:27.21 | ManxPower | ~docs |
01:27.22 | jbot | Documentation can be found at http://digium.com/index.php?menu=documentation or http://www.digium.com/handbook-draft.pdf or #asterisk-doc, or http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk, or http://www.asteriskdocs.org |
01:27.37 | coldfeet | guys my two contexts are in pastebin |
01:27.48 | ManxPower | firestrm, Do the drivers load? |
01:27.55 | Grooby | what's the url? |
01:27.57 | coldfeet | coldfeet sip is the title |
01:28.09 | coldfeet | pastebin.ca/7050 |
01:28.12 | firestrm | anyone have a working example of zapata.conf with tdm400 2 fxs 2fxo? i cant get the dang fzs ports to go to ANY context when i dial an extension.. |
01:28.14 | ManxPower | firestrm, remember that if you plug a phone line into the FXS modules you will blow up the module the first time the line rings |
01:29.49 | MikeJ[Jayden] | coldfeet, are you logging in these phones from diff subnets? |
01:29.52 | firestrm | ManxPower, no i havent done that.. but good advice to remember.. :\ |
01:29.59 | coldfeet | yup |
01:30.06 | coldfeet | diff networks all together |
01:30.22 | MikeJ[Jayden] | ok, so if you use softphone or whatever to log into the account that "isn't |
01:30.33 | MikeJ[Jayden] | " working, with the phone that is, that works rihgt? |
01:30.34 | Brixius | hello |
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01:31.14 | firestrm | ManxPower, Ive just installed the samples, and it answers the fxo no problem, does the demo.. im trying to get it to allow me to dial an extension from the fxs port, that simply executes goto(demo,s,1) but no joy.. fast busy on first digit |
01:31.28 | Trepalium | I can't seem to send audio using X-Lite and the Speex codec, and sending via iLBC sounds very, very bad. Is this normal? The other three codecs seem fine. |
01:31.28 | coldfeet | the softphone works cause i tried it earlier in the day with SER account |
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01:32.34 | MikeJ[Jayden] | coldfeet, so you are saying both accounts authenticate fine, on the local network, correct? |
01:33.09 | firestrm | manx ive added a context = internal and channel -> 1,2 to the zapata.conf.. |
01:33.22 | rvhi | anyone has a working example of multiple level auto attendent? |
01:33.34 | rvhi | press 1 goto this |
01:33.36 | firestrm | manx, and the corrosponing handler in the extensions.. but no joy |
01:33.46 | rvhi | then has another set of menu |
01:33.52 | coldfeet | MikeJ, confused as to what u mean by local, my asterisk is on public IP, xlite1 is one one laptop , and xlite2 on another both of different wan IP (behind a router) |
01:34.14 | coldfeet | can I test the registeration from the cli |
01:34.14 | rvhi | i wonder how you handle same number in different levels |
01:34.38 | coldfeet | also in SIP in general is there a way of telnetting to the port and testing basic stuff like register |
01:34.50 | cypromis | rvhi: you sent the call to a different contet |
01:34.54 | cypromis | context that is |
01:35.49 | coldfeet | also i can use the xlite to register to SER no probs, |
01:36.09 | MikeJ[Jayden] | coldfeet, are both clients on diff subnets? |
01:36.10 | rvhi | oh, i c, that makes sense now. thx |
01:36.25 | MikeJ[Jayden] | and is there any NAT or firewalls involved? |
01:36.27 | firestrm | any have a zapata sample with a 2x2 tdm400? |
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01:36.40 | coldfeet | Mike, yup, they are on private IP's behind different routers which connect to different ISP's |
01:36.51 | coldfeet | no firewalls, NAT yes |
01:37.07 | rvhi | any php package to create extensions.conf online? |
01:37.36 | coldfeet | the register command is being sent to asterisk i checked and reply also comiing back, and REGISTER is on 5060/5090 and that is all open |
01:38.04 | MikeJ[Jayden] | with sip debug, can you see the register come in from both? |
01:39.23 | coldfeet | yup |
01:40.03 | ManxPower | firestrm, Paste your /etc/asterisk/zapata.conf to pastebin.ca |
01:40.37 | coldfeet | caroline registers instantly as soon as I startup, is there any cache or nething in asterisk |
01:40.43 | ManxPower | Oh kram where are you! |
01:40.55 | MikeJ[Jayden] | von ;) |
01:41.15 | ManxPower | uncontrollably, too. |
01:41.34 | MikeJ[Jayden] | ok, pastebin the sip debug of the broken one registering |
01:41.54 | MikeJ[Jayden] | it will be ok |
01:42.08 | MikeJ[Jayden] | I found the best use for windows xp ever.... |
01:42.19 | Trepalium | Frisbee? |
01:42.38 | MikeJ[Jayden] | Spider solitaire while helping users on #asterisk.... it's multitasking baby |
01:42.57 | tuxinator_linux | hmm, |
01:43.03 | MikeJ[Jayden] | I love me some spider solitaire, and it's free......with the purchase of xp that is |
01:43.09 | tuxinator_linux | need to buy a new gay MikeJ[Jayden] |
01:43.15 | tuxinator_linux | oops |
01:43.17 | tuxinator_linux | game |
01:43.26 | MikeJ[Jayden] | but xp is free too... with the purchase of a pc that is... |
01:43.29 | MikeJ[Jayden] | but what is free |
01:43.54 | MikeJ[Jayden] | txinatore_linux aparantly needs to buy a new gay MikeJ[Jayden] |
01:44.08 | MikeJ[Jayden] | does that mean that I am to strait for you? |
01:44.10 | MikeJ[Jayden] | hehe |
01:44.24 | tuxinator_linux | I prefer guys to be strait |
01:44.39 | justinnnn | anyone wana help me with txfax :) ? |
01:44.47 | justinnnn | ive tried soooooo many versions of libtif/spand/asterisk |
01:44.48 | tuxinator_linux | That is a common question on here |
01:44.53 | justinnnn | it always just segfaults when it sends a fax |
01:45.00 | tuxinator_linux | ~txfax |
01:45.03 | coldfeet | I am also confused as to why I would get a 401..then trying, and then a 403 forbidden |
01:45.14 | Silik0n | if its so free why are peecees w/out XP cheaper? |
01:45.47 | tuxinator_linux | ~what is txfax |
01:45.49 | jbot | tuxinator_linux: what are you talking about? |
01:46.18 | MikeJ[Jayden] | justinnn... toss asterisk@home on a test box.. it has it all in there for you, and you can get a feel for how it works |
01:46.30 | tuxinator_linux | I don't have any experence with txfax, sorry justinnnn |
01:46.41 | MikeJ[Jayden] | ~spandsp |
01:46.45 | tuxinator_linux | ~linux@home |
01:46.51 | firestrm | ManxPower, http://pastebin.ca/7051 |
01:46.53 | tuxinator_linux | ~asterisk@home |
01:47.10 | MikeJ[Jayden] | tux, check out the wiki |
01:47.25 | tuxinator_linux | I already dowloaded it |
01:47.44 | MikeJ[Jayden] | coldfeet, you get a 401, because you refuse the willing help of those that can fix it... |
01:47.45 | firestrm | ManxPower, its about as minimalistic and simple as one can get.. maybe too simplified.. i probbly forgot somthing.. |
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01:47.54 | syamajala | KalD|Work, ok |
01:47.59 | ManxPower | firestrm, What modules do you have on the card? |
01:48.11 | firestrm | 1,2 fxs 3,4 fxo |
01:48.17 | ManxPower | firestrm, post your /etc/zapata.conf. |
01:48.24 | ManxPower | firestrm, Are any of the module working? |
01:48.26 | MikeJ[Jayden] | ~pastebin |
01:48.27 | jbot | methinks pastebin is a place to paste your stuff without flooding the channel - try http://pastebin.ca |
01:48.29 | tuxinator_linux | firestrm: Not on here |
01:48.33 | firestrm | ManxPower, http://pastebin.ca/7051 |
01:48.40 | tuxinator_linux | bueno |
01:48.51 | coldfeet | paste bin the debug http://pastebin.ca/7052 |
01:48.57 | syamajala | i just found the asterisk site a few hours ago and i am really interested |
01:49.10 | firestrm | ManxPower, the fxo works fine.. fxs gives fast busy when dialing extension |
01:49.16 | tuxinator_linux | syamajala: Its nice |
01:49.26 | syamajala | i don't know anything about phone systems |
01:49.29 | syamajala | but my mom does |
01:49.39 | tuxinator_linux | syamajala: go grap asterisk@home to try it out |
01:49.44 | syamajala | my parents own a doctor's office and they wanna replace their phone system |
01:49.46 | coldfeet | Mike posted it...hoping not to get anymore 401 |
01:49.46 | ManxPower | firestrm, what is the output of ztcfg -vvv? did you remember to STOP NOW and then start Asterisk after making zap changes? |
01:49.50 | *** join/#asterisk vipor (vipor@ip68-111-216-186.sd.sd.cox.net) |
01:49.53 | vipor | Hello.. |
01:49.59 | vipor | -/? |
01:50.02 | ManxPower | syamajala, I am currently replacing the phone system at a doctor's office. |
01:50.03 | tuxinator_linux | asterisk@home is found at http://asteriskathome.sourceforge.net/ |
01:50.07 | firestrm | ManxPower, no i only did reload... didnt know i had to stop |
01:50.15 | syamajala | o |
01:50.16 | ManxPower | firestrm, that's your problem. |
01:50.19 | firestrm | :) |
01:50.22 | firestrm | thanks.. |
01:50.24 | ManxPower | firestrm, for zap changes you have to stop and start asterisk |
01:50.39 | firestrm | i'll try that.. |
01:50.40 | syamajala | i don't know much about phone systems |
01:50.52 | tuxinator_linux | syamajala: Pretty quick to pick up |
01:51.00 | tuxinator_linux | syamajala: I didn't know much either |
01:51.01 | modulus_ | voip sucks |
01:51.07 | syamajala | o |
01:51.11 | tuxinator_linux | modulus_: oooookay |
01:51.18 | syamajala | tuxinator_linux, so what is the basic stuff i need |
01:51.27 | syamajala | i mean in terms of hardware besides a system |
01:51.38 | vipor | I was wondering if asterisk can be setup to replace my stander answering machine, via generic pci modem?? |
01:51.39 | tuxinator_linux | syamajala: ~rtfx |
01:51.39 | modulus_ | mariah carey is hot |
01:51.44 | tuxinator_linux | ~rtfw |
01:51.45 | jbot | [rtfw] Read That F*cking Wiki, the one at http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php |
01:51.56 | syamajala | thanks |
01:52.06 | tuxinator_linux | vipop: expensive answering machine |
01:52.56 | CoaxD | ' |
01:52.59 | CoaxD | erp |
01:53.00 | ManxPower | vipor, no. |
01:53.22 | ManxPower | vipor, some IA-92 PCI Winmodems are compatable with the Zaptel drivers. |
01:53.23 | *** join/#asterisk Skysky (~Miranda@Toronto-HSE-ppp3731995.sympatico.ca) |
01:53.35 | ManxPower | If you want to use any other modem then you'll have to write your own driver for it. |
01:54.49 | vipor | o |
01:54.51 | vipor | ic |
01:55.35 | vipor | is there a list of modem's that are compatable w/Zaptel drivers? |
01:55.46 | nestAr | MD3200 chipset |
01:56.10 | Trepalium | Search ebay for "x100p clone" cards. |
01:56.40 | vipor | ok |
01:56.43 | vipor | thanks |
01:56.55 | nestAr | lol |
01:56.55 | eipi | i need iaxy install docs... who have it? |
01:57.07 | nestAr | www.digium.com i bet.. |
01:57.19 | coldfeet | Mike I have also just pasted pastebin.ca/7053 my sip startup, just the part from the sip channel |
01:57.21 | coldfeet | what does |
01:57.22 | coldfeet | Unable to find key 'home' in family 'SIP/Registry' |
01:57.25 | coldfeet | mean |
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02:03.01 | ManxPower | http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0003743 |
02:03.08 | DyOS | has anyone experienced a problem where you dial the directory on asterisk then it asks you to spell the last name and after you put in teh 3 letters it just beeps like an invalid beep tone? |
02:04.14 | goatmilk | Volcano Mount St. Helens in the United States apparently erupts. A plume of smoke is seen as far away as Portland, Oregon |
02:05.48 | Juggie | ManxPower, have you ever used 5ess switchtype? |
02:06.02 | *** part/#asterisk PTG123 (~PTG123@ip68-106-24-139.ph.ph.cox.net) |
02:11.43 | coldfeet | webcam for volcano http://www.fs.fed.us/gpnf/volcanocams/msh/ |
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02:14.50 | MikeJ[Jayden] | sorry... my inlaws called |
02:15.39 | AgiNamu | Mar 8 21:15:27 WARNING[1800]: app.c:599 ast_play_and_record: No audio available on IAX2/TLF11004@TLF11004/16?? |
02:15.45 | AgiNamu | WTF can do I do about this? |
02:15.49 | AgiNamu | No audio available crap? |
02:15.54 | AgiNamu | I tried using G729 and GSM |
02:15.56 | AgiNamu | same error |
02:16.00 | AgiNamu | recording to wav |
02:16.08 | coldfeet | Mike...and I thought i had problems :-) |
02:16.36 | coldfeet | nehow if u missed the paste bin it all at pastebin.ca/7053 |
02:18.40 | AgiNamu | HEAD or STABLE... HEAD or STABLE... sigh... what to do... |
02:19.05 | Juggie | coldfeet, why am i looking at the valcano |
02:19.11 | Juggie | i dont see anything exciting |
02:19.57 | Eight | Random preference pollish question: What distro do you prefer for Asterisk servers? |
02:20.01 | ManxPower | Juggie, No need. Everything here is NI2 |
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02:20.33 | ManxPower | AgiNamu, You should not need to, but try answering the line first |
02:20.34 | coldfeet | Juggie, because it one the us newsstations that a plume just shot up from it...about 10 mins ago |
02:21.20 | Qwell | maybe it erupted and killed the webcam? heh |
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02:21.37 | Qwell | webcam shows a happy picture. reality, millions dead |
02:22.22 | Funbags | if i see the call coming in from broadvoice in the debug in asterisk |
02:22.39 | MikeJ[Jayden] | coldfeet... looks like somthing weird is going on with your sip config... can you do a reload and see if you still get that on sip load |
02:22.42 | Mavvie | happy view! |
02:22.56 | zignig | Qwell: mmmm , pyroclastic flows , mmmmmmm yummy. |
02:23.02 | Goshen | Broadvoice doesn't handle 911 calls...what are other broadvoice users doing about this? |
02:23.18 | Goshen | I thought about mapping 911 to call the local dispatch...I could do that |
02:23.25 | Funbags | if i see the call coming in from broadvoice in the debug in asterisk ( it says invite and i can see the caller id and stuff |
02:23.49 | Funbags | ) but it doesnt pick up the call.. |
02:24.01 | Goshen | type sip debug |
02:24.13 | Goshen | at the asterisk console, then copy and paste it to pastebin.ca |
02:24.13 | modulus_ | mariah carey is hot |
02:24.13 | coldfeet | Mike, I have basically stop and restarted the server about a million times, just incase reload didnt do it |
02:24.27 | coldfeet | Goshen is at pastebin.ca/7053 |
02:24.42 | Goshen | Funbags error is? |
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02:24.53 | Funbags | Goshen, no error |
02:24.56 | coldfeet | um...nope just me being confused :) |
02:25.10 | Funbags | Goshen, it just doesnt take the call |
02:25.26 | coldfeet | anyone know how test a register request from the cli |
02:25.37 | Goshen | well, we can't help you unless we see the error ;) |
02:26.00 | justinnnn | ppl |
02:26.00 | Funbags | Goshen, well i mean i dont see the erro |
02:26.02 | AgiNamu | ManxPower: nope. tried answer, same thing :\ |
02:26.06 | Funbags | or :) |
02:26.07 | justinnnn | how do i get a g++ compiled in redhat.. 7.3 ? |
02:26.14 | ManxPower | firestrm, did it work? |
02:26.22 | MikeJ[Jayden] | Manx, ... you know what this would be? Mar 9 01:58:15 DEBUG[13063]: db.c:163 ast_db_get: Unable to find key 'home' in family 'SIP/Registry' |
02:26.37 | AgiNamu | gonna go get CVS stable |
02:26.48 | ManxPower | MikeJ[Jayden], No idea. |
02:26.59 | MikeJ[Jayden] | on sip startup.... that's what coldfeet is getting... |
02:27.04 | MikeJ[Jayden] | no, me either |
02:27.13 | MikeJ[Jayden] | sounds kinda like screwed up astdb |
02:27.26 | MikeJ[Jayden] | coldfeet, what version of * are you on? |
02:27.42 | coldfeet | 1.0.6 ftp one |
02:28.14 | MikeJ[Jayden] | coldfeet, pull stable from cvs and recompile... make sure to do a make clean |
02:28.28 | coldfeet | but b4 that line i get a successful seed of the other context namely caroline...i will post it here |
02:28.29 | coldfeet | Parsing '/etc/asterisk/sip.conf': Found |
02:28.30 | coldfeet | <PROTECTED> |
02:28.41 | MikeJ[Jayden] | I know.. |
02:28.48 | MikeJ[Jayden] | I am guessing at this point |
02:28.50 | coldfeet | Mike what the cvs command |
02:28.55 | coldfeet | let me try it now |
02:28.56 | Funbags | Goshen, SIP/2.0 407 Proxy Authentication Required -- maybe thats the error |
02:29.07 | MikeJ[Jayden] | coldfeet: it's on the wiki |
02:29.11 | MikeJ[Jayden] | ~docs |
02:29.12 | jbot | Documentation can be found at http://digium.com/index.php?menu=documentation or http://www.digium.com/handbook-draft.pdf or #asterisk-doc, or http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk, or http://www.asteriskdocs.org |
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02:30.04 | AgiNamu | Voicemail is recording a 102byte wav file and eamiling it |
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02:30.36 | coldfeet | will make clean remove my config files or can i leave em there |
02:31.18 | Qwell | make clean should just clean the local source |
02:31.36 | Qwell | not sure why you would need to do so on a release version, if you've just downloaded it |
02:32.20 | ionix | Hey, anyone has an idea on how to handle multiple callers in a prepaid situation ? |
02:32.23 | coldfeet | just did it tonight when the cvs was failing |
02:32.32 | coldfeet | nehow let me try |
02:32.47 | Qwell | If you're upgrading, you'll need to remove the existing modules first |
02:33.14 | AgiNamu | How do I read a patch .ref file? |
02:33.25 | AgiNamu | as in interpret |
02:33.34 | AgiNamu | .rej |
02:34.20 | coldfeet | done a make clean in the old install dir |
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02:35.57 | zignig | has anyone tried destar? |
02:36.47 | coldfeet | okay done Asterisk CVS-v1-0-03/09/05-02:37:40 |
02:36.54 | coldfeet | and same error :) |
02:39.46 | coldfeet | guys does asterisk keep a db somewhere, cause even when i restart it it seems to register caroline immediately surely that should not be the case until the xlite user sends the register request |
02:40.11 | MikeJ[Jayden] | yes, ast db... |
02:40.23 | coldfeet | when does that get cleared |
02:40.27 | MikeJ[Jayden] | there are cli commands for it.. |
02:40.33 | coldfeet | okay let me look |
02:41.07 | ManxPower | coldfeet, YES! |
02:41.35 | MikeJ[Jayden] | http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+cmd+DBdeltree |
02:41.46 | ManxPower | coldfeet, "seeding" means "loaded the info from the on disk cache/database". The next time the phone registers that new info will be saved in the cache/databae. |
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02:42.34 | soulz- | hello all |
02:42.41 | AgiNamu | anyone have any ETA on asterisk 1.1 or something? |
02:42.56 | ManxPower | AgiNamu, 3 - 6 months last I heard (and that was only a rumor) |
02:42.57 | AgiNamu | Something relatively stable, but with all the changes that have happened to the damn api? |
02:42.59 | coldfeet | ok in the db I see that caroline is in there, so thats where the seed comes from I guess..in fact just read post |
02:43.01 | MikeJ[Jayden] | next version of stable will turn into asterisk 1.2 |
02:43.02 | AgiNamu | ahh fuck |
02:43.10 | AgiNamu | so 1.1 is nothing? |
02:43.26 | ManxPower | mikegrb, I still have not seen KRAM say what the next version of Astersik will be. |
02:43.28 | soulz- | manxpower: dude, the bv error went away, but another error came, http://pastebin.ca/7054 |
02:43.30 | MikeJ[Jayden] | 1.1 is the curent head, it will turn into 1.2 after it freazes |
02:43.32 | AgiNamu | or 1.0.7 is 1.2? |
02:43.39 | MikeJ[Jayden] | and gets "stable" |
02:43.40 | AgiNamu | oh ok |
02:44.00 | ManxPower | AgiNamu, As I said I've not seen Digium say that, only non-digium people. |
02:44.01 | MikeJ[Jayden] | no |
02:44.05 | soulz- | manxpower: when i dial a number, it dials and disconnects, while attempting to bridge the call, and i get a 404 error message |
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02:44.14 | ManxPower | soulz-, I cannot help you |
02:44.22 | soulz- | manxpower: ok :P |
02:44.32 | soulz- | can anyone see where i am going wrong? |
02:44.34 | MikeJ[Jayden] | mark has said that in dev calls, but that is just a progression, it tells you nothing other than numbers |
02:44.35 | coldfeet | now I have deleted them both...caroline also now gives an error |
02:44.36 | brycec | I have a question regarding the use of variables in extensions.conf (or similar) |
02:44.46 | coldfeet | <PROTECTED> |
02:44.46 | coldfeet | Mar 9 02:47:02 DEBUG[19777]: db.c:163 ast_db_get: Unable to find key 'caroline' in family 'SIP/Registry' |
02:44.46 | coldfeet | Mar 9 02:47:02 DEBUG[19777]: db.c:163 ast_db_get: Unable to find key 'home' in family 'SIP/Registry' |
02:44.50 | coldfeet | :) |
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02:44.57 | MikeJ[Jayden] | now register.. |
02:45.08 | coldfeet | I did and I get error again |
02:45.28 | AgiNamu | Mar 8 21:45:12 WARNING[26673]: app.c:619 ast_play_and_record: No audio available on IAX2/TLF11004@TLF11004/1?? <damm CVS HEAD and 1.0.6 have this issue :@ |
02:45.29 | MikeJ[Jayden] | as for versions, there is no defined "these features will be in x" |
02:45.44 | brycec | Can I set a variable to another variable's value? I've tried the obvious VAR!=${VAR2} but that seems to leave a null value. Can I do this, and how? |
02:45.44 | AgiNamu | MikeJ, I'm aware of that tragicality |
02:45.50 | SkySky | hi, i wonder if i need to install zaptel for a virtual machine thats running asterisk if i wanna use meetme and iax |
02:46.09 | AgiNamu | brycec... SetVar? |
02:46.18 | xkev | brycec SetVar(newvar=${oldvar}); |
02:46.25 | brycec | SkySky, No, not unless you're using a T1 card. |
02:46.25 | ionix | Hey, anyone has an idea on how to handle multiple callers in a prepaid situation ? |
02:46.27 | xkev | expressions are different |
02:46.33 | brycec | thanks AgiNamu, xkev |
02:47.01 | xkev | Goto($["${newvar}" != "${oldvar}"]?here:there); |
02:47.01 | ManxPower | Zaptel is REQUIRED for two asterisk functions. Meetme, and IAX2 TRUNKING. Regular IAX2 does not need Zaptel, and neither do some of the trd party conferencing apps for Asterisk. No, Music on Hold does not need Zaptel. |
02:47.09 | xkev | I recommend the quotes, for null vars |
02:47.22 | SkySky | brycec: i've read from wiki saying that I need a timer in order to use meetme and iax trunking |
02:47.31 | AgiNamu | So, anyone have any clues to this VoiceMail issue? |
02:47.42 | cybertheq | ? |
02:47.50 | brycec | sorry SkySky, see ManxPower's reply |
02:48.58 | SkySky | brycec: ops sorry .. i missed his reply~ thank you by the way~^^ |
02:49.07 | shmaltz | tzanger, you around? |
02:49.14 | shmaltz | ~seen tzanger |
02:49.17 | jbot | tzanger is currently on #asterisk. Has said a total of 10 messages. Is idling for 2h 10m 2s |
02:49.17 | coldfeet | well the all fail now :-) |
02:51.25 | AgiNamu | AHA!~!! I found the voicemail issue |
02:51.28 | AgiNamu | It's actually an asterisk issue |
02:51.31 | AgiNamu | If you call yourself |
02:51.35 | Funbags | why would the console keep displaying destroyed call yad yada...? |
02:51.36 | shmaltz | is anybody using a post billing solution with asterisk? |
02:51.43 | AgiNamu | like, IAX2/UserA dials IAX2/UserA |
02:51.49 | AgiNamu | then it fucks up and gets it's channels mixed up |
02:51.56 | Qwell | AgiNamu: nice |
02:51.57 | AgiNamu | shmaltz, I wrote one |
02:52.08 | shmaltz | what is it called? |
02:52.13 | shmaltz | AgiNamu? |
02:52.20 | AgiNamu | Telefinity |
02:52.23 | cybertheq | hi all, can someone recommend which linux kernel should be used for CVS HEAD and/or CURRENT? |
02:52.24 | AgiNamu | It's for my own company |
02:52.26 | AgiNamu | All C# |
02:52.27 | AgiNamu | and SQL Server |
02:52.37 | AgiNamu | and a patch to cdr-csv to make it not suck |
02:52.53 | shmaltz | you saying M$ SQL? |
02:53.01 | AgiNamu | No, I'm saying Microsoft SQL Server 2000 |
02:53.08 | AgiNamu | M$ SQL is for slashdotters |
02:53.15 | cypromis | g |
02:53.15 | SkySky | im trying to use ms virtual server to install asterisk so that my home windows station can use zap lines from office. but virtual machines doesn't has usb-uhci. so i wanted to use zaprtc~ i wonder if anyone here tried zaprtc? because im worrying if this would cost a lot of system resources |
02:53.16 | Funbags | heh |
02:53.37 | AgiNamu | yea, you'll probably call mono M$ono right? |
02:53.39 | AgiNamu | and C# C$? |
02:53.44 | AgiNamu | cause MS makes money |
02:53.44 | shmaltz | :) |
02:53.53 | AgiNamu | instead of being altuistic like digium |
02:53.54 | AgiNamu | :D |
02:53.56 | ManxPower | SkySky, Just don't use IAX2 trunking or meetme. |
02:54.06 | JonR800 | haha |
02:54.10 | cypromis | skysky: zaprtc works fine |
02:54.13 | ManxPower | you'll never get ztdummy to work WELL inside a virtual machine. |
02:54.14 | Trepalium | Who said digium is altruistic? Buy their hardware! |
02:54.27 | JonR800 | it's not about making money, it's about product quality and concern for the customer.. :) |
02:54.28 | ManxPower | Do you really think your virtual machine can generate 1,000 interripts per second |
02:54.33 | cypromis | should work inside a virutal machine as well |
02:54.43 | cypromis | ManxPower:depends |
02:54.48 | cypromis | ;) |
02:55.07 | ManxPower | SkySky, Honestly, don't spend the time trying to get a timer. You don't need it for most things. |
02:55.23 | SkySky | ic^^ i will give it up then~ |
02:55.32 | SkySky | thx all |
02:55.39 | SkySky | ^_^ |
02:55.47 | ManxPower | SkySky, once you get everythng else working then try to get a timeer. |
02:55.59 | SkySky | yep. i think i will do that |
02:56.51 | ManxPower | Start with something simple like solving world hunger, then go on to the harder stuff like making a zaptel timer run in a virtual machine. |
02:57.18 | AgiNamu | Well... compare MS's test labs to Digiums... :) |
02:57.41 | Trepalium | I like C# as a language, but a lot of MS's .NET framework just ends up frustrating me. Sealed classes that would be more useful unsealed, piss poor examples that don't show the RIGHT way to do something, some stuff that copies VB's design errors from the past, etc. |
02:57.46 | ManxPower | AgiNamu, If reliability is any indication, Digium has the slightly better lab. |
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02:58.23 | AgiNamu | Manx, oh they run stress tests on a variety of hardware for months straight? |
02:58.29 | PBXtech | whats this asterisk biz edition about? |
02:58.38 | MikeJ[Jayden] | huh? |
02:58.39 | AgiNamu | Trepalium, yea, there are some shits in there. |
02:58.43 | AgiNamu | Where they aim for "Mort" developers |
02:58.51 | AgiNamu | I have a friend who works on Visual Studio |
02:59.04 | AgiNamu | And we argue about that a lot. I think the VB idiots should stfu and go away |
02:59.11 | AgiNamu | and he realises they have a lot of customers like that. |
02:59.28 | Smythe | ok - I dial from an ip phone to an extension on my Mitel, via the astrisk server, Ast is connected to the Mitel via a T1. The Mitel show the incoming channel as locked out, and you hear the trying to ring through from the ip phone - any ideas???? |
02:59.54 | AgiNamu | Trepalium, any specifics where you feel pain? |
03:00.09 | MikeJ[Jayden] | pbxtech. huh? |
03:00.18 | Smythe | hang up the ip phone and the channel shows idle again on the mitel |
03:00.42 | Trepalium | The ImageList control keeps pissing me off when doing SWF apps. Non-extensible, and mangles images way too often. |
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03:01.28 | Trepalium | And when doing ASP.NET, the drag-and-drop editor gets in the way more often than not. Usually just have to write HTML directly instead. |
03:01.34 | PBXtech | http://blog.tmcnet.com/blog/tom-keating/voip/voip-blog/asterisk-business-edition-launched.asp |
03:02.12 | Qwell | ugh! |
03:02.26 | Qwell | Don't EVEN get me started on the god awful designer for asp.net |
03:02.59 | Qwell | Trepalium: try to put a datagrid inside of a datagrid |
03:03.11 | Trepalium | Why would I. I know it does not work. |
03:03.18 | Qwell | it "works" |
03:03.31 | Qwell | but in order to design the internal one, you have to pull it out, make your changes, then put it back in |
03:03.37 | MikeJ[Jayden] | PBXTech, it's von... they had to anounce somthing :) |
03:03.47 | PBXtech | HaHaHa |
03:04.11 | Trepalium | I love the fact that HTML tables are fully editable, but "ASP" Tables are not except through the idiotic collections editor. |
03:04.19 | AgiNamu | ImageList sucks, yea. |
03:04.23 | AgiNamu | SWF sucks actually |
03:04.26 | AgiNamu | In v1 |
03:04.26 | Qwell | heh |
03:04.36 | AgiNamu | VS 2005 is WAAAY better |
03:04.41 | AgiNamu | I've been using it for over a year |
03:04.50 | Qwell | less designer BS? |
03:04.54 | AgiNamu | the editors are lightyears enhanced |
03:04.54 | AgiNamu | oh yea |
03:04.57 | AgiNamu | the editor is a joy now |
03:04.59 | Qwell | Does it actually format HTML *PROPERLY*? |
03:05.10 | AgiNamu | yes |
03:05.13 | Trepalium | I'm sure it is, but it's not released yet, and the betas are not supposed to have programs developed in them distributed or something. |
03:05.14 | AgiNamu | and doesnt fuck with your formatting :) |
03:05.18 | *** part/#asterisk Smythe (~Smythe@spock.cbcag.edu) |
03:05.21 | Qwell | about time |
03:05.23 | AgiNamu | Trepalium, nope. Beta2 has a go live license. |
03:05.30 | AgiNamu | And anyways, I Dont care. MS can sue me. |
03:05.33 | AgiNamu | I doubt they will. |
03:05.34 | Trepalium | Oh, really... Guess I |
03:05.37 | Qwell | we won't get to use it until at least 2007 though, heh |
03:05.38 | Trepalium | 'll need to download. |
03:05.48 | AgiNamu | Beta2 is coming really really soon |
03:05.55 | Qwell | we're lucky we have the 1.1 framework |
03:06.08 | Qwell | but...I guess you could just make the code backwards compatible, right? |
03:06.13 | AgiNamu | Yea |
03:06.17 | AgiNamu | I edit Asterisk with VS2005 |
03:06.17 | Qwell | hmm |
03:06.28 | AgiNamu | MS VC++ kicks ass |
03:06.29 | Trepalium | I know VS 2005 finally has theme (or master pages) support so these awful usercontrol hacks to maintain consistency can finally go away |
03:06.38 | AgiNamu | Trep: Master pages rocks |
03:06.42 | AgiNamu | theming is another cool feature too |
03:06.44 | Qwell | what are master pages? |
03:06.53 | AgiNamu | Allow you to define a main page, and content regions |
03:07.03 | AgiNamu | so you can have same layout, look-n-feel, etc. on all pages |
03:07.06 | AgiNamu | just replacing the content sections |
03:07.08 | Qwell | oh |
03:07.31 | AgiNamu | SQL 2005 looks awesome too. |
03:07.32 | Trepalium | I actually fought with CSS for weeks getting the layout right because VS kept mangling my usercontrols by completing the tables on them. |
03:07.36 | AgiNamu | C# Stored Procedures |
03:07.40 | AgiNamu | yea, VS 2003's editors sucked |
03:07.47 | AgiNamu | really uinstable |
03:08.06 | Trepalium | I should've abolished the tables from the start, but CSS is so finicky. |
03:08.43 | Trepalium | Plus the fact that IE is so uncompliant with the CSS spec it takes forever to get it working. |
03:08.44 | MikeJ[Jayden] | ../quit #html |
03:08.56 | Trepalium | sorry. |
03:08.58 | MikeJ[Jayden] | damn.. that didn't work :) |
03:09.01 | ManxPower | .part #i-hate-microsoft |
03:09.01 | MikeJ[Jayden] | hehe |
03:09.27 | Qwell | /part #so-do-I-,-but-it-pays-the-bills |
03:09.38 | MikeJ[Jayden] | OKAY... listen up everyone... |
03:09.56 | MikeJ[Jayden] | okay Mank, I have their attention, your turn ;) |
03:10.09 | AgiNamu | ./something #ms-kicks-ass-and-you-know-it |
03:12.28 | AgiNamu | .... |
03:12.29 | Trepalium | MS kicks ass, and then ends up in court on antitrust issues. |
03:12.52 | AgiNamu | MS ends up in court on antitrust, and guess what? today the US government goes and buys Corel for their office suite |
03:12.56 | AgiNamu | disproving their own argument |
03:13.07 | AgiNamu | MS ends up in court cause they have lame comptetion who cant keep up |
03:13.29 | Goshen | I don't understand why they didn't just go with Oo and save themselves millions of dollars |
03:13.35 | Mavvie | true. just like they did with the rail barons and the oil barons. |
03:13.37 | Trepalium | That is because lawyers are the one corner keeping Wordperfect alive. Most law firms use wordperfect and have for years. |
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03:13.58 | AgiNamu | Oo? |
03:14.06 | AgiNamu | OpenOffice? |
03:14.17 | AgiNamu | anyone who thinks there's actually competition to Word is smoking crack |
03:14.18 | Trepalium | The IE/Netscape thing was pretty scummy. |
03:14.22 | AgiNamu | or doing LSD |
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03:14.35 | AgiNamu | Scummy? Yea, Netscape had an incompetent, arrogant, product team. |
03:14.39 | AgiNamu | Netscape sank themselves. |
03:14.50 | AgiNamu | MS knows how to do products. |
03:14.59 | AgiNamu | Just cause you're a hotshot coder with some VC money doesnt mean shit. |
03:15.11 | Trepalium | Yes, but bundling it with the OS, and forcing OEMs to install it is pretty anti-competitive. |
03:15.12 | MikeJ[Jayden] | damn, I'm sunk now. |
03:15.13 | The_Ball | is it possible to configure asterisk so people don't have to use iax/user:pass@domain.com/extension but can use just iax/user:pass@domain.com ? |
03:15.24 | Elshar | Hmm, when was 1.0.6 released? |
03:15.34 | MikeJ[Jayden] | cuz I'm not a hotshot coder, and I have no money |
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03:15.50 | MikeJ[Jayden] | the_ball... yes |
03:15.54 | AgiNamu | Trepalium, having an OS with a browser built-in is just common sense. |
03:15.58 | Trepalium | Netscape would've likely lost one way or another, but MS was too impatient and sunk to dirty tricks. |
03:16.07 | AgiNamu | Linux desktop OSes bundle a browser. |
03:16.10 | Funbags | when asterisk registers with broadvoice what should the debug responce be? |
03:16.22 | AgiNamu | MS's mistake was to assume HTML was so damn cool and integrate IE and shit soo far into the browser. |
03:16.25 | zignig | The_Ball: yes you can |
03:16.30 | AgiNamu | i mean, into their other products :P |
03:16.52 | Shaneful | Anyone use astgui? |
03:16.55 | zignig | The_Ball: http://www.iaxtel.com/setup.html , you just set it up to route all calls to iaxtel numbers to the trunk |
03:16.57 | AgiNamu | MS did us a favour by ending Netscape earlier for us. |
03:17.10 | AgiNamu | If they hadn't we'd be using Netscape Vx now |
03:17.14 | AgiNamu | instead of FireFox |
03:17.28 | MikeJ[Jayden] | zing, what the hell are you talking about |
03:17.39 | AgiNamu | Netscape also did not understand developers. they didn't package their browser as a reusuable component |
03:17.40 | Elshar | Anyone good at figuring out wacky * problems? Can't seem to get to the xvoip forums atm :/ |
03:17.41 | AgiNamu | making even MORE people use IE |
03:17.44 | AgiNamu | like AOL :) |
03:17.51 | MikeJ[Jayden] | the_ball, if you don't specify an extension it will go to the s extension |
03:17.56 | The_Ball | zignig, something like exten => _,1,Goto(incoming,s,1) ? |
03:18.05 | AgiNamu | anyways, that's irrelevant to how cool .net is |
03:18.10 | Trepalium | At least we have firefox now... Now if I could only get rid of IE for good (especially since I accidently installed spyware on a server by mistyping a URL when trying to get drivers). |
03:18.12 | AgiNamu | despite the stupid name. |
03:18.22 | The_Ball | MikeJ[Jayden], oh |
03:18.25 | AgiNamu | Trepalium, if you got rid of IE, a ton of 3rd party apps would stop working |
03:18.25 | MikeJ[Jayden] | the_ball... exten => s,1,whatever |
03:18.29 | AgiNamu | go delete iexplore.exe |
03:18.37 | AgiNamu | mshtml is required by a lot of stuff |
03:18.46 | AgiNamu | In fact, the new Netscape will actually use MSHTML to render! |
03:19.00 | zignig | The_Ball: same idea but routes iaxtel numbers specifily |
03:19.01 | MikeJ[Jayden] | ok.. I'm sick of this.. go take the browser converation somwhere else... |
03:19.13 | MikeJ[Jayden] | or I will make you run * on windows |
03:19.14 | The_Ball | MikeJ[Jayden], can you try a iax call to guest@au.wigen.net just to see if you get an answer? |
03:19.27 | AgiNamu | MikeJ -- I'll give you $20,000 right now for a port of * to Win32. |
03:19.28 | Trepalium | mikegrb: Done that. Wasn't much fun. |
03:19.36 | AgiNamu | Then I could get rid of these damn linux machines |
03:20.02 | Trepalium | ack. nick complete failure. |
03:20.02 | MikeJ[Jayden] | I have * on win32 |
03:20.02 | Elshar | AgiNamu, Just use freebsd :P |
03:20.02 | AgiNamu | and run one nice envrionement |
03:20.02 | MikeJ[Jayden] | its not a port, it's called compiling |
03:20.03 | Elshar | If you don't need the zaptel hardware, shouldn't be a problem. |
03:20.03 | AgiNamu | With the MS CLR on all machines, instead of Mono |
03:20.08 | MikeJ[Jayden] | it's cygwin, but it runs |
03:20.11 | AgiNamu | MikeJ, you've done it under cygwin? |
03:20.15 | AgiNamu | and it works o.k.? |
03:20.15 | coldfeet | goodnite people, tks for the help, will try again tommorrow |
03:20.19 | coldfeet | tks mike |
03:20.31 | MikeJ[Jayden] | it works, I wouldn't say "well" |
03:20.50 | AgiNamu | yea, that's why it's called a port. |
03:20.50 | MikeJ[Jayden] | but enough that I can say, I can run * on windows... |
03:21.13 | MikeJ[Jayden] | really, there are a few minor changes to the code, and a hacked to sh*t makefile |
03:21.58 | Shaneful | I want to trying to set setvar in the asterisk manager api, but it doesnt seem to be working, does anyone have any exp with it? |
03:22.06 | Elshar | Anyone have a vague idea as to why asterisk might be consistantly dropping calls after 20 seconds? |
03:22.19 | MikeJ[Jayden] | I am waiting on a few things from cygwin cvs to hit release before I do any patches, specifically there is some stuff for process priority that will be in cygwin soon that don't work right now... it also fails compile if you don't have unixodbc installed. |
03:22.23 | Trepalium | I wonder how mono's implementation of .NET remoting is. I need a manager proxy/tracker of some sort for this call control app. |
03:22.30 | *** part/#asterisk Moc____ (~mochouina@64.235.210.66) |
03:22.49 | MikeJ[Jayden] | aginamu, why do you want * on win32 so bad |
03:22.50 | MikeJ[Jayden] | ?? |
03:23.40 | MikeJ[Jayden] | Moc.... Nooooooo |
03:23.52 | Shaneful | I have a NoOp in the extensions.conf but the variable prints out blank |
03:23.52 | MikeJ[Jayden] | wow, * on windows shuts everyone up :) |
03:24.02 | The_Ball | anyone care to test if iax/guest@au.wigen.net works? |
03:24.13 | Goshen | sure |
03:24.14 | MikeJ[Jayden] | shaneful, that's becuase the variable is not set :) |
03:24.23 | Shaneful | I figured that. |
03:24.28 | MikeJ[Jayden] | hehe |
03:24.30 | Shaneful | I am prabably doing something stupid |
03:24.32 | MikeJ[Jayden] | glad to help |
03:24.34 | Shaneful | but it elludes me |
03:24.54 | Shaneful | can I paste something to you? |
03:25.03 | *** join/#asterisk myconid (~myconid@12.177.133.243) |
03:25.07 | MikeJ[Jayden] | well.. the only guy I really tried to help today I borked even worse, do you want to risk it |
03:25.14 | Shaneful | sweeeet |
03:25.16 | Shaneful | twice as fun!! |
03:25.16 | myconid | is anyone running cvshead w/ broadvoice? |
03:25.22 | MikeJ[Jayden] | ~pastebin |
03:25.23 | jbot | i guess pastebin is a place to paste your stuff without flooding the channel - try http://pastebin.ca |
03:25.51 | MikeJ[Jayden] | I cancelled my broadvoice yesteday, decided I wanted IAX cuz I am sick of screwing w/ sip and nay |
03:25.53 | MikeJ[Jayden] | nat |
03:26.02 | myconid | whod you switch to? |
03:26.17 | zapa | hi all, is posible to change default context of a Sip extension in dial plan. |
03:26.18 | ManxPower | SIP? Nay! Nay! |
03:26.19 | MikeJ[Jayden] | nufone for now.. we will see how I like them |
03:26.32 | ManxPower | zapa, default context? No. |
03:26.35 | MikeJ[Jayden] | zapa. goto? |
03:26.35 | Goshen | The_Ball: "Welcome to Alex an Paul's house......" getting your phone tree... |
03:26.42 | Shaneful | http://pastebin.ca/7055 |
03:26.52 | cybertheq | hi all, anyone familiar with quicknet cards? |
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03:27.09 | The_Ball | Goshen, thats great, the phone rang as well |
03:27.11 | MikeJ[Jayden] | I'm sure somone from quicknet is ;) |
03:27.11 | jets | I love broadvoice |
03:27.23 | Goshen | The_Ball: left message for Alex |
03:27.34 | cybertheq | I need advice on which linux kernel to use with the 'ixj' driver. |
03:27.38 | Goshen | The_Ball: its ... iax2/guest@au.wigen.net |
03:27.39 | The_Ball | i'll get it in my email inbox :) |
03:27.42 | MikeJ[Jayden] | I hate sip and nat... if it's any consolation, they were sorry to lose my business too.. an auto e-mail told me |
03:27.47 | Goshen | not iax/ |
03:27.48 | MikeJ[Jayden] | ixj? |
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03:27.59 | cybertheq | quicknet internet phone jack |
03:28.05 | The_Ball | Goshen, oh, i c |
03:28.08 | ManxPower | "Thank you for calling The Center for Total World Domination, a department of the NSA. If you know your party's extension, you may dial it at any time...." |
03:28.10 | syslod | Hello |
03:28.17 | ManxPower | I should put that on my boyfriend's Asterisk IVR. |
03:28.34 | ManxPower | We should get Alison to record that. |
03:28.41 | MikeJ[Jayden] | dirty, dirty tricks... |
03:28.58 | MikeJ[Jayden] | I need to scam that one great recording from bkw |
03:29.24 | MikeJ[Jayden] | the one about we will hangup on you as soon as * segfaults |
03:29.28 | MikeJ[Jayden] | I like it. |
03:29.39 | myconid | I dont ever get voice from broadvioce, but I transmit just fine |
03:29.40 | myconid | any ideas? |
03:29.46 | zapa | I need to user can dial long distance call, only when the user is sit at his desk, and when he leaves put again password, like a block of the telephone extension. But i don´t want the user always put a password |
03:29.58 | The_Ball | Goshen, haha, that's really cool |
03:30.19 | Goshen | fun stuff isn't it? :) |
03:30.35 | MikeJ[Jayden] | shaneful, wtf did you pastebin.... |
03:30.35 | Goshen | now whenever I want to call Alex and Paul's house I just dial ext. 40 |
03:30.41 | MikeJ[Jayden] | hehe |
03:30.42 | Shaneful | heh |
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03:30.54 | Shaneful | telnet to the asterisk server |
03:30.59 | Shaneful | use manager api |
03:31.12 | Goshen | telnet? people still use telnet? |
03:31.21 | MikeJ[Jayden] | ummmm.... how about the bit of dialplan that's borked |
03:31.38 | MikeJ[Jayden] | Goshen is an SSH snob |
03:31.46 | The_Ball | Goshen, now i can add the iax2 url to my webpage to |
03:31.58 | Shaneful | I didnt think you could compile asterisk with ssh... |
03:32.00 | Shaneful | heh |
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03:32.48 | MikeJ[Jayden] | Manx, where did you go, I'm dying here |
03:32.57 | shmaltz | tzanger, you around? |
03:33.07 | MikeJ[Jayden] | and where is tzanger... he should be answering these questions :) |
03:33.14 | cybertheq | anyone? what kernel to use with 1.0.6/CVS/HEAD/CURRENT/etc? |
03:33.15 | shmaltz | ~seen tzanger |
03:33.17 | jbot | tzanger is currently on #asterisk. Has said a total of 10 messages. Is idling for 2h 54m 2s |
03:33.30 | shmaltz | almost 3 hours that he is sleeping already |
03:33.32 | MikeJ[Jayden] | cybertheq, 2.4, 2.6 are fine |
03:33.35 | ManxPower | MikeJ[Jayden], Now you can experience another fun thing: All the old timers stop answering questions, leaving you with a flood of newbies wanting help. |
03:33.48 | MikeJ[Jayden] | hehe |
03:33.54 | shmaltz | ManxPower, you sure enjoying this |
03:34.04 | MikeJ[Jayden] | I will just go to my spider solitaire |
03:34.09 | MikeJ[Jayden] | yes, of course he is. |
03:34.13 | shmaltz | ManxPower, if my memory server me right you a BSD fan, no? |
03:34.33 | ManxPower | "I'm having a miserable day. There's not reason your's should be any different." --Unknown |
03:34.56 | MikeJ[Jayden] | :( Shaneful does not want any real help cuz he won't pastebin me anything useful... isn't that sad |
03:35.03 | shmaltz | ManxPower, of course there is, its the fact that your is |
03:35.16 | Shaneful | ok mate. |
03:35.17 | Goshen | cybertheq: I am using 2.6.10 with 1.0.6 stable |
03:35.25 | cybertheq | thanks goshen |
03:35.34 | tzanger | eh? |
03:35.37 | MikeJ[Jayden] | hehe... he said mate... are you one of those aussies... |
03:35.38 | shmaltz | helo |
03:35.40 | Goshen | just make sure you compile in the ccitt stuff |
03:35.41 | MikeJ[Jayden] | tzanger! |
03:35.43 | cybertheq | do you know of any probs with the 'ixj' driver on 2.6x? |
03:35.45 | tzanger | what's up |
03:35.48 | MikeJ[Jayden] | I'm taunting people... |
03:35.58 | tzanger | ixj? quicknet stuff? I have one but haven't used it in forever |
03:36.00 | shmaltz | tzanger, slackware is running and rockin |
03:36.02 | tzanger | never got it to work nicely with asterisk |
03:36.05 | tzanger | shmaltz: excellent |
03:36.15 | Shaneful | http://pastebin.ca/7056 |
03:36.21 | MikeJ[Jayden] | anyone bumb me a smoke? |
03:36.27 | cybertheq | read my posts on [asterisk-bsd] regarding quicknet for a cry... |
03:36.29 | Shaneful | I will buy ya a carton. |
03:36.35 | shmaltz | but I'm trying to recompile without usb, and for some reason it gest messed up |
03:36.41 | tzanger | why |
03:36.48 | Shaneful | gimme address I UPS overnight them if ya find me solution |
03:36.50 | tzanger | MikeJ[Jayden]: heh |
03:37.24 | Qwell | heh, I had smokes UPS'd to me once |
03:37.28 | vipor | witch one is better the X100P or X101P or does it not madder/? |
03:37.29 | MikeJ[Jayden] | I won't solve you problem if you won't help me... |
03:37.31 | shmaltz | tzanger, I wish I knew |
03:37.34 | Qwell | he didn't spring for overnight though. :( |
03:37.38 | Shaneful | I am using VICI dial |
03:37.39 | tzanger | shmaltz: no why are you compiling without usb |
03:37.47 | Shaneful | it passes all its commands thru the asterisk manager api |
03:37.49 | shmaltz | I can't modprobe anything, and lsmod shows nothing is loaded |
03:37.52 | MikeJ[Jayden] | do you have some dialplan with the noop and stuff... or just what you are dumping to manager |
03:38.02 | shmaltz | tzanger, b/c I need ztdummy |
03:38.03 | MikeJ[Jayden] | so where is this noop you are talking about |
03:38.08 | Goshen | MikeJ: Here you go....http://www.smokehelp.org/assets/images/Smokers_Lungs.jpg |
03:38.14 | tzanger | shmaltz: ah |
03:38.19 | tzanger | shmaltz: want a trick |
03:38.24 | shmaltz | pls |
03:38.35 | tzanger | shmaltz: copy the /boot/config-whatever-whatever to .config and make oldconfig |
03:38.35 | syslod | Smokes kill, drink a beer. |
03:38.46 | Qwell | sweet |
03:38.47 | tzanger | this will get you the same configuration as the original slackware kernel |
03:38.47 | Trepalium | vipor: I don't believe it matters. |
03:38.51 | Qwell | Goshen: I need a smoke now. |
03:38.58 | shmaltz | it didnt work for me |
03:39.00 | tzanger | shmaltz: then you can make menuconfig and select/deselect the speciific bits you want |
03:39.02 | Qwell | and I'm about to eat red meat too...its a good night for me |
03:39.09 | cybertheq | well anyone, since linux 2.4 is known to work with 'ixj', where can one download fc1 or some such (not at fedora-legacy... |
03:39.11 | tzanger | Qwell: I had a roast tonight |
03:39.15 | vipor | <Trepalium> ok thanks |
03:39.22 | shmaltz | tzanger, I tried it and my boot didnt go past Loading bzImage ........................ |
03:39.24 | Qwell | tzanger: we're having sloppy joes :p |
03:39.35 | tzanger | shmaltz: you reran lilo? |
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03:39.42 | MikeJ[Jayden] | I'm having gas, what's your point |
03:40.02 | shmaltz | tzanger, I didnt' need to, b/c the files name didn't change (just overwrote them, after saving the old ones) |
03:40.13 | tzanger | shmaltz: you MUST rerun lilo |
03:40.16 | tzanger | MUST MUST MUST MUST |
03:40.19 | tzanger | after EVERY kernel update |
03:40.20 | MikeJ[Jayden] | shaneful, I am still not getting what's not working |
03:40.25 | tzanger | lilo != grub |
03:40.29 | shmaltz | tzanger, I know how to compile the kernel |
03:40.34 | shmaltz | why? |
03:40.35 | tzanger | lilo is much much dumber than grub (one of the things I prefer anyway) |
03:40.44 | Qwell | yeah, I like grub alot more |
03:40.51 | Trepalium | Much dumber, and much more difficult to kill. |
03:40.52 | Shaneful | The var isnt being set. I shell into server. |
03:40.52 | MikeJ[Jayden] | tzanger likes em dumb... |
03:40.53 | shmaltz | actualy I think grub is dumber |
03:41.02 | vipor | for freebsd does Asterisk like KDE, or does it also not matter what X-windows I use |
03:41.09 | tzanger | when you overwrite the kenrel you aren't using the exact same inode map, and rerunning lilo will have it grab the current inode map for the kernel and update lilo with it |
03:41.13 | shmaltz | but why do I have to rerun lilo? |
03:41.15 | Qwell | vipor: You could run it without X |
03:41.18 | tzanger | shmaltz: no grub is FAR more intelligent with this |
03:41.20 | MikeJ[Jayden] | how do you know the var is not set, where do you see that? |
03:41.30 | tzanger | shmaltz: you need to tell lilo the kernel's new inode map |
03:41.34 | shmaltz | tzanger, maybe with this |
03:41.36 | tzanger | lilo has *no* concept of filesystems |
03:41.37 | vipor | ic |
03:41.44 | Goshen | Does anyone have any idea how to set the "forwarded call" flag on a call? When forwarding a call on my PSTN Qwest line, my cellphone(AT&T) shows an arrow next to the caller ID, letting me know it is a forwarded call |
03:41.47 | puppet | Anyone here using festival anything or is it aint that good? |
03:41.49 | tzanger | grub has filesystem drivers so it can actually "seek out" the kernel... lilo cannot |
03:41.52 | Trepalium | vipor: I'm not sure X100Ps work in FreeBSD, FYI. |
03:41.53 | Goshen | I want to duplicate that behavior on my asterisk box |
03:41.57 | shmaltz | but, grub still thinks its hd0, when it's actualy hda |
03:42.02 | vipor | o |
03:42.11 | tzanger | shmaltz: huh? |
03:42.13 | MikeJ[Jayden] | puppet, not that good... but funny at times |
03:42.32 | ManxPower | grub always confused me. lilo doesn't. |
03:42.32 | tzanger | are you running lilo or grub? |
03:42.38 | tzanger | ManxPower: exactly |
03:42.44 | shmaltz | in grub I have to tell it to look in hd0, while in lilo I can tell it to look in /dev/hda |
03:42.44 | MikeJ[Jayden] | I'm running... to the store |
03:42.48 | shmaltz | lilo |
03:42.50 | tzanger | I see no reason to have the boot loader understand fileysstems |
03:43.05 | shmaltz | tzanger, you are right about that |
03:43.10 | tzanger | shmaltz: then please, after you update the kernel, run lilo so that it loads the new inodemap into the bootloader |
03:43.15 | The_Ball | shmaltz, grub uses hd0 hd1 hd2 for you harddrives |
03:43.17 | Goshen | wow, do a search on google image for asterisk...now thats a fan :) |
03:43.18 | puppet | mikej[jayden]: ok, having some trouble with it if its worth putting up |
03:43.24 | MikeJ[Jayden] | shaneful... PM me |
03:43.27 | Trepalium | With grub you can sometimes avoid using a rescue disk versus lilo. But who doesn't like li 01 01 01 01 01 ... |
03:43.34 | shmaltz | the_ball, thanks, thats exactly what I said |
03:43.37 | ManxPower | the kernel RPM SHOULD run lilo for you, but NEVER trust it. |
03:43.40 | MikeJ[Jayden] | ummmm. I don't use it any more |
03:43.53 | tzanger | Goshen: hahahahha |
03:44.03 | shmaltz | tzanger, so you saying the loading hang was b/c of the inode maping in lilo? |
03:44.13 | ManxPower | It would be nice if lilo installed a checksum of the inode numbers and complain if it changes. |
03:44.17 | tzanger | Trepalium: the *only* time I have that hapen is when I confuse the shit out of the boot process |
03:44.21 | tzanger | shmaltz: exactly |
03:44.22 | The_Ball | shmaltz, yes, but it sounded by you as that was wrong... it's supposed to be that way |
03:44.25 | tzanger | ManxPower: it can't |
03:44.29 | myconid | anyone have the one way audio issue? |
03:44.35 | tzanger | ManxPower: you still need to run lilo to have it check the inode map |
03:44.42 | tzanger | ManxPower: so why bother checksumming it |
03:44.43 | *** part/#asterisk cybertheq (~infra@216-251-177-106.ips.cpinternet.com) |
03:44.49 | Trepalium | I've seen it way too often.. Usually when I'm playing around with partitions, and resizing them. |
03:45.05 | ManxPower | tzanger, A more informative and user friendly message than: LI |
03:45.13 | MikeJ[Jayden] | myconid, one way audio is often firewall issue |
03:45.14 | tzanger | ManxPower: :-) well yes |
03:45.19 | shmaltz | tzanger, but why didn't the compiled kernel allow me to load anything? |
03:45.19 | tzanger | ManxPower: I never said it wasn't too terse |
03:45.21 | Goshen | myconid: yup I did before I figured out how to configure rtp.conf, port forward, nat=yes(in sip.conf), and generally BEND OVER BACKWARDS FOR SIP |
03:45.28 | tzanger | shmaltz: well two things |
03:45.34 | tzanger | 1) you overwrote the working kernel |
03:45.43 | tzanger | 2) it didn't complete loading the kenrel from the looks of it |
03:45.54 | Goshen | myconid: what provider? |
03:46.01 | shmaltz | tzanger, 2 make sense |
03:46.01 | myconid | Gospen: broadvoice. |
03:46.06 | myconid | MikeJ: I killed my firewall. |
03:46.20 | tzanger | I always install the new kernel as /boot/bzImage.2610 (or whatever) and then add an entry to lilo.conf called linux and rename the WORKING one to oLinux or something (old linux) -- that way if the new kenrel fucks up you can alway sboot the old one |
03:46.29 | Goshen | myconid: how do you handle 911 calls? |
03:46.48 | myconid | Goshen: I walk down the street to the State Police HQ |
03:46.49 | *** join/#asterisk techie (gus@asterisk.horizonte.us) |
03:46.57 | myconid | or pick up my ham radio |
03:47.03 | Qwell | Why not just get an FXO, and use the PSTN? |
03:47.04 | myconid | and talk to dispatch |
03:47.11 | tzanger | shmaltz: also a trick I learned for remote is to install the NEW kernel as the second kernel in the lilo.conf list and use lilo -R Linux to make it "point" to the new one for the next boot so if it fails I can have someone press the big red button and it'll boot the owrking kernel automatically and I can fix what I screwed up |
03:47.17 | mikegrb | me too! |
03:47.18 | Goshen | myconid: I am going to map 911 to the local dispatch |
03:47.19 | Qwell | You don't need a provider to have 911, do you? |
03:47.22 | shmaltz | tzanger, if i cp /boot/config* /usr/src/linux/.config and run make menuconfig in /usr/src/linux will it show the old config? |
03:47.29 | tzanger | shmaltz: no |
03:47.31 | tzanger | make oldconfig first |
03:47.32 | mikegrb | except I pick up my cell phone or my ham radio |
03:47.34 | Goshen | qwell: babysitter might need to dial 911 |
03:47.37 | tzanger | then make menuconfig |
03:47.41 | myconid | I think you can get a POTS line for 911 only. |
03:47.48 | Qwell | I mean... |
03:47.49 | tzanger | you want it to "sanitize" the old config against the new kernel |
03:47.49 | myconid | like a dead cell phone cal call 911 |
03:47.54 | Qwell | You don't need a POTS provider to have 911, right? |
03:47.59 | Qwell | it "Just Works"? |
03:48.01 | shmaltz | so what does make mrproper do? |
03:48.07 | myconid | Qwell: On a POTS line? |
03:48.11 | mikegrb | Qwell: /if/ the pair is connected |
03:48.11 | myconid | or cell |
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03:48.13 | tzanger | mrproper cleans out everything and zaps the .config file while it's at it |
03:48.15 | Qwell | dunno, thats what I've always been told |
03:48.16 | myconid | sweet. |
03:48.16 | Goshen | a girl in Florida tried to call 911 but their voip provider didn't provide it, and her parents were both shot and killed |
03:48.25 | shmaltz | I see |
03:48.27 | tzanger | Goshen: got a link to that |
03:48.28 | Qwell | nice |
03:48.28 | JerJer[mobile] | hell yeah |
03:48.30 | JerJer[mobile] | good stuff |
03:48.31 | tzanger | I don't buy it |
03:48.36 | Goshen | let me get it |
03:48.49 | shmaltz | Goshen, I'm with tzanger on this one |
03:49.00 | shmaltz | the media loves to overdramatize things |
03:49.01 | Goshen | I keep an old cellphone for 911 too, keep it at the head of the bed, and keep the battery disconnected |
03:49.21 | myconid | i did it tonight infact. |
03:49.23 | shmaltz | tzanger, thanks alot |
03:49.26 | ManxPower | *shrug* I need POTS for DSL, I figure it's there for 911 use. |
03:49.32 | tzanger | news.googling for 911 voip murder and variants turns up 0 hits |
03:49.40 | ManxPower | I even have a big red phone connected directly to it with the ringer turned off. |
03:49.42 | mikegrb | Qwell: sometimes you might have tone on a disconnected pots line then 6 months later, they need that pair for somebody else |
03:49.42 | myconid | driving home.. a suv rolled twice off the highway. |
03:49.46 | Goshen | jsmith told me about it... |
03:49.46 | Trepalium | That was the propaganda that PSTN providers have been using for ages to complain about VoIP. |
03:49.50 | mikegrb | myconid: heh I did that a lot a few months ago |
03:49.56 | tzanger | ManxPower: exactly my thinking too -- I also sell service and say it is SECOND LINE SERVICE ONLY and htat 911 is NOT SUPPORTED |
03:49.59 | mikegrb | myconid: and worked on the other end as well |
03:50.03 | shmaltz | ~google murder voip 911 |
03:50.43 | myconid | can someone share their incoming extensions file? |
03:50.48 | myconid | im curious what normal ppl do |
03:51.20 | tzanger | myconid: my incoming extensions.conf is very sparse |
03:51.27 | tzanger | just dials my zap group 1 |
03:51.30 | tzanger | I don't do any IVR |
03:51.36 | myconid | tzanger: do you have transfer setup? and voicemail? |
03:51.44 | tzanger | myconid: yes and yes |
03:51.51 | shmaltz | tzanger, you went to that second link? |
03:51.51 | myconid | how do i do transfer and voicemail? :) |
03:51.57 | myconid | wana send me that ? :) |
03:51.58 | shmaltz | bottom story |
03:52.11 | tzanger | just dial with 't' option |
03:52.19 | Moc | is sixtel down now ? |
03:52.28 | tzanger | Moc: It's bouncing on my system (just noticed it) |
03:52.50 | Goshen | Moc: website appears to be |
03:52.51 | Moc | damn.. I did the mistake to use the DNS name .. |
03:53.03 | Moc | dns doesnt resolve, and it causing major problem on my box now .. |
03:53.09 | Moc | dont try to reload your config ... |
03:53.29 | tzanger | shmaltz: interesting |
03:53.36 | shmaltz | yep |
03:53.47 | tzanger | sounds like someone didn't read their T&C correctly |
03:54.17 | shmaltz | exactly |
03:54.21 | Moc | ok now I can't register to my asterlink account .... damnit .. it aint my provider day today.. |
03:54.26 | Trepalium | I can't seem to send audio using X-Lite and the Speex codec, and sending via iLBC sounds very, very bad. Is this normal? The other three codecs seem fine. |
03:54.27 | mog_home | make samples |
03:54.28 | shmaltz | most providers tell you no 911 services |
03:54.29 | mog_home | ^_^ |
03:54.45 | myconid | how do i transfer a call? |
03:54.54 | tzanger | with # |
03:54.58 | tzanger | or hookflash for zap |
03:54.59 | myconid | #102 ? |
03:55.04 | shmaltz | tzanger, you seen this: |
03:55.05 | tzanger | myconid: pretty much yes |
03:55.06 | shmaltz | http://home.exetel.com.au/azyc/asterconf/ |
03:55.18 | Goshen | just map extension 911 to dial your local dispatch |
03:55.18 | tzanger | # <alison sez "Transfer"> 102 |
03:55.26 | myconid | <3 alison |
03:55.29 | tzanger | I actually dialled that exact sequence today |
03:55.33 | tzanger | talking to my romanian hottie :-0 |
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03:56.09 | Moc | all the provider are at Von, so arnt there to keep their service running ;) |
03:56.39 | myconid | It says invalid extension |
03:56.49 | Goshen | sixtel's dns servers down too..shesh |
03:57.08 | marlowe | sixtel is up |
03:57.37 | marlowe | uhh |
03:57.37 | marlowe | nevermind :) |
03:57.40 | Goshen | :) |
03:57.48 | marlowe | good thing i stopped using them |
03:57.56 | shmaltz | A man is getting into the shower just as his wife is finishing up her |
03:57.57 | shmaltz | shower, when the doorbell rings. |
03:57.59 | shmaltz | The wife quickly wraps herself in a towel and runs downstairs. |
03:58.00 | shmaltz | When she opens the door, there stands Bob, the next door neighbor. |
03:58.02 | shmaltz | Before she says a word, Bob says, "I'll give you $800 to drop that |
03:58.03 | shmaltz | towel," |
03:58.05 | shmaltz | After thinking for a moment, the woman drops her towel and stands naked |
03:58.06 | shmaltz | in |
03:58.08 | shmaltz | front of Bob. |
03:58.09 | shmaltz | After a few seconds, Bob hands her $800 dollars and leaves. |
03:58.11 | shmaltz | The woman wraps back up in the towel and goes back upstairs. |
03:58.12 | shmaltz | When she gets to the bathroom, her husband asks, "Who was that?" |
03:58.14 | tzanger | shmaltz: yeah I heard this one. It's good though :-) |
03:58.14 | shmaltz | "It was Bob the next door neighbor," she replies. |
03:58.15 | shmaltz | "Great!" the husband says, "did he say anything about the $800 he owes |
03:58.17 | shmaltz | me?" |
03:58.19 | shmaltz | Moral of the story: If you share critical information pertaining to |
03:58.19 | myconid | where do i enter extensions that are vlaid for transfer |
03:58.20 | alakdan | just wondering what would be the possible error here. the 866 number works but the 877 does not |
03:58.20 | shmaltz | credit |
03:58.21 | shmaltz | and risk with your shareholders in time, you may be in a position to |
03:58.22 | alakdan | [inbound] |
03:58.22 | alakdan | exten => 8774673648,1,Goto(DonateX-alohamm,s,1) |
03:58.22 | alakdan | exten => 8668247992,1,Goto(DonateX-alohamm,s,1) |
03:58.23 | shmaltz | prevent avoidable exposure |
03:58.25 | shmaltz | :) |
03:58.27 | marlowe | Mar 8 22:58:19 NOTICE[17862]: chan_iax2.c:5667 socket_read: Peer 'sixTel' is now REACHABLE! Time: 35 |
03:58.29 | marlowe | there ya go |
03:59.08 | mikegrb | If you're not sure if you have 911 service, do not call the operators at the 911 emergency center. It is against the law to call 911 just to test it. |
03:59.11 | mikegrb | It is best to call your Internet service provider. Time Warner Cable is reportedly the only provider that offers a full emergency 911 service. |
03:59.15 | mikegrb | bullshit on both counts |
03:59.15 | marlowe | Im still waiting on a DID I ordered weeks ago or something |
03:59.17 | SexyKen | Hey guys... |
03:59.22 | mikegrb | therefore I don't believe and damn thing in that article |
03:59.23 | SexyKen | ....does realtime support nat=yes |
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03:59.28 | shmaltz | A priest offered a lift to a Nun. |
03:59.30 | shmaltz | She got in and crossed her legs, forcing her gown to reveal a leg. |
03:59.30 | qwerp | harlo.. |
03:59.30 | tzanger | mikegrb: yeah but I can fully unerstand why they'd say that |
03:59.31 | shmaltz | The priest nearly had an accident. After controlling the car, he |
03:59.32 | shmaltz | stealthily |
03:59.34 | shmaltz | slid his hand up her leg. |
03:59.36 | shmaltz | The nun said, "Father, remember Psalm 129?" |
03:59.37 | shmaltz | The priest removed his hand. But, changing gears, he let his hand slide |
03:59.39 | shmaltz | up |
03:59.40 | shmaltz | her leg again. |
03:59.42 | shmaltz | The nun once again said, "Father, remember Psalm 129?" |
03:59.43 | shmaltz | The priest apologized "Sorry sister but the flesh is weak." |
03:59.45 | shmaltz | Arriving at the convent, the nun went on her way. |
03:59.46 | shmaltz | On his arrival at the church, the priest rushed to look up Psalm 129. |
03:59.47 | Goshen | packet8 supports 911 |
03:59.48 | shmaltz | It said, "Go forth and seek, further up, you will find glory." |
03:59.49 | shmaltz | Moral of the story: If you are not well informed in your job, you might |
03:59.50 | SexyKen | What the fuck dude |
03:59.51 | shmaltz | miss a great opportunity. |
03:59.51 | SexyKen | Shut up |
03:59.57 | shmaltz | :) |
04:00.00 | shmaltz | I'm bored |
04:00.06 | SexyKen | And you're fucking retarded. |
04:00.13 | tzanger | hmm |
04:00.17 | tzanger | 27MB/sec on firewire |
04:00.20 | qwerp | harlo.. |
04:00.21 | tzanger | that's not great |
04:00.23 | Goshen | I would rather listen to a joke then your swearing |
04:00.24 | tzanger | but not bad |
04:00.33 | qwerp | any good recommendation other than IP500 phone sets? |
04:00.39 | mikegrb | I'd rather listen to anything but SexyKen any day |
04:00.41 | marlowe | IP300? :) |
04:00.47 | qwerp | err.. |
04:00.47 | shmaltz | SexyKen, i'll stop for now |
04:00.49 | marlowe | IP600? :) |
04:00.50 | qwerp | cheaper ones? |
04:00.55 | mikegrb | IP501? |
04:00.57 | marlowe | Ahh, more precise question |
04:00.58 | marlowe | lol |
04:01.03 | mikegrb | IP499? |
04:01.07 | marlowe | lol |
04:01.09 | tzanger | 224Mbps on a 400Mbps link |
04:01.10 | marlowe | IP300 |
04:01.19 | tzanger | I wonder what hitting 5 drives on it would do |
04:01.28 | marlowe | You can buy my cisco .. uhh what is it |
04:01.29 | tzanger | if it's 224Mbps total or just that controller is slow |
04:01.29 | marlowe | 7905g |
04:01.38 | marlowe | its been sitting here, unused forever |
04:02.25 | Shaneful | ouch |
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04:02.27 | marlowe | woahh |
04:02.27 | qwerp | ip300 supports ADSI, right? |
04:02.27 | SexyKen | Now that was funny. |
04:02.27 | Shaneful | its like a zipper |
04:02.27 | Trepalium | Whoa. Visions of efnet. |
04:02.28 | tzanger | haha |
04:02.28 | tzanger | shhhh I'm on efnet |
04:02.37 | `Sauron | That's dirty. :) |
04:02.37 | Goshen | hey, sitel came back online once that netsplit came back |
04:02.37 | Goshen | [21:02] * Dns resolved iax2.sixtel.net to 205.234.133.203 |
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04:02.44 | marlowe | dood |
04:02.45 | Goshen | Sixtel |
04:02.46 | marlowe | sixtel came back a while ago |
04:02.50 | marlowe | lol |
04:02.57 | SexyKen | For some reason I can't get my IP 600 to dial international numbers, dont even see it try to dial in asterisk cli. |
04:02.58 | marlowe | i pasted it like 10 minutes ago they were up |
04:03.06 | footnote | sixtel > pachell |
04:03.09 | marlowe | SexyKen: Check your dial plan in the phone |
04:04.17 | footnote | hrm, sixsixsixtel |
04:04.30 | shmaltz | SexyKen, sorry I think this one is realy good: |
04:04.32 | shmaltz | A turkey was chatting with a bull. "I would love to be able to Get to the top of that tree," sighed the turkey, but I haven't got the energy." "Well, why don't you nibble on my droppings?" replied the bull. "They're packed with nutrients." The turkey pecked at a lump of dung and found that it gave him enough strength to reach the lowest branch of the tree. The next day, after eating some more dung, he reached the second branch. Finally after a fourth ni |
04:04.45 | SexyKen | marlowe -> The dial plan looks as if it allows international dialing. |
04:05.02 | marlowe | i dunno i gotta go |
04:05.09 | footnote | shmaltz: truncated |
04:05.11 | marlowe | double check it :) |
04:05.17 | marlowe | double check your asterisk plan |
04:05.25 | marlowe | make sure it works from another phone first |
04:05.30 | marlowe | then you can elimate it being asterisk |
04:05.34 | marlowe | then its obviously the phone |
04:05.41 | marlowe | i do internetional dialing from my polycoms all day |
04:06.05 | qwerp | other than polycom, |
04:06.21 | qwerp | what other brands ip phone is good? |
04:06.39 | footnote | t polycom plz b 4 oss phonez k plz thx |
04:06.57 | SexyKen | cisco |
04:07.13 | qwerp | err.. and cheap :D |
04:07.16 | footnote | SexyKen: but it says cisco all over it |
04:07.32 | Trepalium | At least it doesn't say Linksys. |
04:07.46 | footnote | you'd have to be an ex-employee to understand :) |
04:07.59 | shmaltz | qwerp, cisco is very good |
04:08.05 | footnote | nonono |
04:08.08 | footnote | cisco evil |
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04:08.27 | shmaltz | polycom isn't that much cheaper than cisco |
04:08.32 | Anjelikus | hi all... |
04:08.39 | Anjelikus | am I allowed to ask a stupid question? |
04:08.42 | myconid | no |
04:09.09 | shmaltz | Anjelikus, not if you ask if you are allowed, but go ahead, nobody will throw any stones at you |
04:09.13 | Qwell | Anjelikus: If you do ask one, make sure you go all out |
04:09.14 | Shaneful | SexyKen: I think there is a digit timeout on the phones config |
04:09.20 | Anjelikus | lol |
04:09.34 | SexyKen | Shaneful - there is but it's not the problem. |
04:09.37 | shido6 | polycom is 195.00 |
04:09.39 | shido6 | ip500 |
04:09.44 | footnote | Anjelikus: correct answers cost extra |
04:09.48 | Anjelikus | ok...so, I'm VERY new to the whole PBX thing...and I actually came across Asterisk@Home and used that to install onto an old PII that I have... |
04:09.48 | Trepalium | There are no stupid questions, but there are a lot of inquisitive idiots. |
04:09.52 | shmaltz | cisco 7960 is 235 |
04:10.06 | SexyKen | shido6 -- where is my vanity toll-free #? |
04:10.32 | Anjelikus | now, I'm not really sure what other hw I need to install to get this working on a phone....where can I get pointed in the right direction here in terms of finding hardware for this kind of project |
04:10.33 | Anjelikus | ? |
04:10.43 | SexyKen | 12/21/04 you said it'd take 7-10 business days....I think we're a couple days passed. |
04:10.45 | shmaltz | use xlite |
04:10.52 | shmaltz | and some sip account |
04:11.00 | shido6 | am I to guess your vanity number? |
04:11.01 | shmaltz | lookup the rest on voip-info.org |
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04:11.09 | shmaltz | ~docs |
04:11.10 | jbot | Documentation can be found at http://digium.com/index.php?menu=documentation or http://www.digium.com/handbook-draft.pdf or #asterisk-doc, or http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk, or http://www.asteriskdocs.org |
04:11.11 | Trepalium | Okay, where is the Cisco 7960 being sold for 235. |
04:11.25 | shmaltz | Anjelikus, follow jbot's advise |
04:11.29 | niZon | are there any phones other than the cisco 7900 series that support XML services? |
04:11.45 | mog_home | hey anyone here run asterisk on bsd, or mac os x? |
04:11.49 | shmaltz | niZon, I think the polycoms do |
04:12.02 | mog_home | is there any fix for the new threading stuff mark put in so that we can build it? |
04:12.03 | SexyKen | shido6 -> You should have it memorized by now as far as I'm concerned. 18778964578 |
04:12.08 | mog_home | or should i just roll back a week? |
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04:12.15 | mog_home | this is in head |
04:12.23 | shido6 | what happens when you ring it from the PSTN, SexyKen |
04:12.36 | footnote | Does Jim Dixon irc? |
04:12.41 | DyOS | i have my exten for my 800 through nufone set up like this exten => 86623310XX,1,Dial(SIP/666,20,tr) when i call that # it doesn't dial my ext 666 it just says person is not available please call your try again...any ideas on this someone please help |
04:13.01 | SexyKen | shido6 -> the same thing that happened 3 months ago. It says the number you are dialing is not real. |
04:13.19 | shido6 | 12/21/2004 2:02 PM your number was active |
04:13.20 | ManxPower | DyOS, Asterisk is not registering. |
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04:13.28 | DyOS | so what does that mean exactly? |
04:13.31 | DyOS | how do i go about fixign? |
04:13.40 | SexyKen | Uh |
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04:13.44 | ManxPower | DyOS, Your register => in iax.conf is not correct. |
04:13.50 | DyOS | thanks |
04:13.54 | SexyKen | Shido -> Now it says 'you have reached mci world wide conferencing services' |
04:14.17 | SexyKen | Oh wron gnumber |
04:14.17 | SexyKen | 18778964578 |
04:14.22 | SexyKen | 18778964678 |
04:14.38 | DyOS | hey i looked in my iax.conf file but other 800's through that same iax provider work perfectly fine.... |
04:14.41 | DyOS | so i don't think it's that |
04:14.44 | SexyKen | wow -- it might work now. |
04:14.45 | DyOS | or they wouldn't work |
04:14.51 | Anjelikus | thanks... |
04:15.09 | `Sauron | I wonder what happens if you call a 800 number through FWD or something |
04:15.15 | `Sauron | does it pass on your FWD number? |
04:15.47 | channan | hi... anyone knows why we can't get FREE long distance to Mexico just like we did with Canada (ie. thru Vonage)? Is it monopoly thing? |
04:15.57 | moonwick | mexico has phones? |
04:16.04 | channan | that's funny LOL |
04:16.05 | footnote | Telmex state run, right? |
04:16.11 | `Sauron | moonwick: they actually have a very well built out GSM network |
04:16.32 | footnote | hold the guacamole |
04:16.38 | ManxPower | `Sauron, countries with poor PSTN service frequently have good cell networks. |
04:17.10 | niZon | everything hardwired in that country sucks |
04:17.23 | `Sauron | shrug, I didn't have a problem with their PSTN stuff either |
04:17.32 | niZon | they don't even lock their distrobution boxes |
04:17.55 | shido6 | SexyKen, hopefully you didnt send us a wrong number when you requested a status on the number. |
04:18.03 | DyOS | what i the proper syntax to forward an incoming call to a certain extension... |
04:18.06 | techie | must be those burritos |
04:18.31 | Nukemizer | Any AMP users here tonight ? |
04:19.21 | SexyKen | •shido6• I didn't send you a wrong number when I requested status you sent me back a wrong number. |
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04:21.18 | shmaltz | c ya all guys |
04:21.20 | shmaltz | gtg |
04:21.42 | shmaltz | ~bye |
04:21.43 | jbot | cya |
04:22.57 | footnote | ~cya |
04:22.58 | jbot | i guess cya is Cover Your Ass |
04:23.02 | footnote | haha |
04:23.31 | footnote | shmaltz: monsters, under the bed. |
04:23.33 | lucca | sage advice |
04:24.09 | shmaltz | lol |
04:24.11 | channan | Nukemizer-I used it a little bit |
04:24.52 | SexyKen | Anyone know why Asterisk would get this when I attempt to login with my Polycom IP 600: Mar 8 21:18:52 NOTICE[5990]: rtp.c:317 process_rfc3389: RFC3389 support incomp |
04:25.14 | Nukemizer | Channan, looking for a way to make Zap/3-1 ring to Zap/1-1 Telco in to House Wiring using my TDM22B card |
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04:26.02 | The_Ball | Nukemizer, you mean when the phone connected to Zap/3-1 dials something? |
04:26.09 | Nukemizer | Channan, only provisions for sip and IAX2 type devices.. and AMP likes to re write files |
04:26.35 | Nukemizer | Incoming telco rings to Zap/3-1 for incoming calls |
04:26.37 | channan | nukemizer-hmm.. not sure.. let me think about it. |
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04:27.50 | Nukemizer | since I have only Analog house wiring I want to ring Zap/1-1 ( the station side) so my house phones will ring.. Over powered answering machine :) |
04:28.17 | Nukemizer | then i can start to migrate to sip and IAXY |
04:30.41 | Nukemizer | Or how about , could I make a call group with Zap/1-1 in it ? humm.. perhaps front end with auto attendant ? and time out to Zap/1-1 to stop or slow solicitation calls |
04:31.04 | Moc | SexyKen, you have use the original polycom config ? |
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04:31.44 | SexyKen | Moc -> What do you mean? |
04:32.13 | Moc | 3389 is the silence supression thing... it aint configured by default in the default polycom config |
04:32.19 | setjmp | Anyone have a suggestion for "best concept documentation" for Asterisk? |
04:32.59 | Moc | some called kris made bad .config for asterisk available somewhere, you probably took them |
04:33.08 | footnote | setjmp: source code! |
04:33.17 | Moc | I mean config for polycom phone with * |
04:33.18 | JerJer[mobile] | moc: bad .config ? |
04:33.19 | setjmp | there :) |
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04:33.33 | SexyKen | Moc -> I did download someone elses config files yea... |
04:33.51 | Moc | there we go ;) |
04:34.06 | Moc | take the ORIGINAL config, and only modify your Voicemail stuff and your register... and try that |
04:34.17 | Moc | once you get it working do a backup, THEN change stuff one by one ;) |
04:34.17 | SexyKen | Moc -> How do I do that? |
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04:35.21 | goldenoldies | hi all |
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04:36.05 | goldenoldies | anyone have any suggestions for presence servers to be used in conjunction with eyebeam/x-ten pro? |
04:37.00 | JerJer[mobile] | eh? |
04:37.28 | Moc | goldenoldies, you mean make * a IM server É |
04:37.34 | mikegrb | JerJer[mobile]: I think he wants to give you a present! |
04:37.37 | goldenoldies | well, no |
04:37.45 | goldenoldies | they have a presence agent option |
04:38.01 | SexyKen | Moc -> Did I mention that I have 2 other lines that login to different Asterisk servers properly? |
04:38.02 | goldenoldies | Subscribe to contact list: $username$-list@$domain$ |
04:38.03 | Moc | well presence use SIMPLE message |
04:38.11 | Moc | SexyKen: http://www.freedomphones.net/polycom/files/SoundPointIP_SIP_1_4_1.zip |
04:38.35 | Moc | * have BASIC LAMP option.. I'll see if more can be added... but SIP seem very bad as it is.. |
04:38.43 | Goshen | JerJer[mobile]: I want to set the "forwarded call" flag when I forward a number from my * box, is there some way to do that with NuFone? |
04:39.14 | Goshen | JerJer[mobile]: so when the forwarded call comes in on my cell, it shows an arrow next to it showing it was forwarded |
04:39.15 | SexyKen | Moc -> Wouldn't the fact that my other Asterisk SIP accounts work fine from the same phone eliminate the config being the problem? |
04:39.50 | Damin_Mobile | JerJer: You should be here. |
04:40.16 | Moc | it SHOULD.. it your voip provider ? your calling a X-ten phone ??? |
04:40.20 | Moc | or you get that on the register ? |
04:41.42 | Newbie___ | does anyone know a good and cheap voip provider for making IDD calls? |
04:43.42 | Moc | IDD É |
04:43.44 | Moc | ? |
04:43.48 | SexyKen | Moc -> I get that when I try to reg. |
04:43.57 | Newbie___ | as in overseas calls, Moc |
04:43.58 | footnote | Newbie___: good, fast, cheap. pick any two. |
04:44.20 | Newbie___ | damn, life is full of decision |
04:44.29 | Moc | Newbie___, cheapest I found is lookieloo, but they force a g729 |
04:44.47 | Newbie___ | ok i will go for good and fast |
04:44.50 | Moc | then there is voiceconduits, but they doesn't seem to work rightnow. Then you got nufone which work today ;) |
04:45.11 | SexyKen | What port does asterisk listen on? |
04:45.18 | Moc | depend for what |
04:45.21 | `Sauron | So, did they ever figure out what the deal is with the new BV patch? |
04:45.25 | SexyKen | For registrations |
04:45.58 | Newbie___ | my calls will origin from asia though |
04:47.09 | Moc | Newbie___, well search voip-info.org |
04:47.17 | roamer323 | newbie - you'll have delay galore - originating from asia |
04:47.33 | Newbie___ | www.nufone.com is not available |
04:47.41 | Moc | nufone.net |
04:47.51 | Newbie___ | tks |
04:47.52 | `Sauron | Hurm. |
04:47.56 | `Sauron | Anyone know where to find the patch? |
04:48.23 | `Sauron | I guess I could see if it's in -head? |
04:48.26 | `Sauron | s/?// |
04:48.34 | roamer323 | Newbie - I'd do a ping or traceroute before to the host BEFORE laying down any $ - you're easily talking about 400 ms latency ... almost unusable |
04:49.22 | footnote | no guarantees things won't change |
04:49.55 | Newbie___ | i did ping to broadvoice, i got 200-300 ms |
04:50.29 | goldenoldies | most of our international customers have to use VPNs as a lot of the international telcos are blocking voip traffic |
04:52.07 | roamer323 | newbie - that's pretty bad - also when you do a traceroute - count the number of routers in between - each and every one may (a) block traffic (b) drop your packets |
04:52.46 | roamer323 | newbie - your best bet is to find a provider in your country ... hopefully voip is legal in your country :-) |
04:53.36 | goldenoldies | I am doing 150 clear voice calls between Manila and Los Angeles over an IPLC E-1 |
04:54.05 | Eight | Is there a consensus on the best place to buy a single TDM400P card? |
04:54.18 | `Sauron | Eight: Check google |
04:54.20 | `Sauron | or froogle |
04:54.31 | Eight | Ya, got a bunch of different links out of that already. |
04:54.37 | Eight | Just wondering if there was some particular store everybody liked. |
04:54.39 | Newbie___ | tks roamer323 |
04:55.07 | Qwell | How about the digium store? |
04:55.52 | Eight | Qwell - Sometimes manufacturer's stores are the *worst* place to get a product ;) |
04:56.13 | Qwell | sometimes, sure |
04:56.23 | j0 | sorry for the basic question, but whats the difference between PSTN and POTS? even the dictionary i googled said they were both the same thing.. yet the asterisk handbook refers to them as needing different hardware to connect to |
04:56.27 | Qwell | but when they're also going to support it...why not support them directly? |
04:56.27 | Eight | But I don't know in this case. Thus the Q =) |
04:57.37 | Eight | Qwell - well, some times a manufacturer doesn't even *like* to sell direct. It costs them more per unit sale than they recoup in the difference between wholesale and retail pricing. |
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05:04.23 | Moc | POTS = old analog line that let you access the PSTN Network |
05:04.49 | footnote | POT = programmer's supplies |
05:04.58 | Eight | PO = Police Officer |
05:05.10 | Moc | POT = analog control |
05:05.17 | footnote | Five-O! |
05:05.21 | tholo | POTS == Plain Old Telephone Service |
05:05.26 | Eight | Moc - bah, you broke the pattern. |
05:05.28 | `Sauron | Dum di dum |
05:05.30 | Moc | ;) |
05:05.37 | SexyKen | Anyone know why Polycom would report 'Couldnt' register user: temporary unavailable' |
05:05.45 | `Sauron | they need to fix the patch submission stuff for * |
05:05.52 | Moc | ? |
05:06.01 | `Sauron | sucks having to apply patch after patch to * everytime you do a major upgrade |
05:06.16 | footnote | `Sauron: life's a bitch, then you die :) |
05:06.22 | Moc | i why I stick to cvs head |
05:06.29 | `Sauron | Moc: I am running -head |
05:06.42 | techie | or you die with a bitch |
05:06.50 | footnote | Hey, can you set up cvsup for asterisk a la freebsd-mirror? |
05:06.58 | footnote | so you can keep a local repo? |
05:07.12 | JunK-C | i love head. |
05:07.13 | footnote | that helps a bit with merging, etc |
05:07.32 | Moc | I do tar.bz2 ok asterisk head everynight now |
05:07.32 | footnote | JunK-C: tis better to receive than give. |
05:07.39 | footnote | Moc: bah |
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05:08.05 | `Sauron | I had to re-download -head, and re-patch |
05:08.14 | Moc | I know I can do the same with cvs but I ratter have a full copy |
05:08.24 | JunK-C | footnote: huh? |
05:08.26 | footnote | If you had the repo locally.... |
05:08.32 | `Sauron | does anyone know if the latest BV patch made it into head? |
05:08.35 | footnote | JunK-C: head :) |
05:09.06 | Moc | footnote he is french ;) |
05:09.09 | footnote | aha |
05:09.18 | footnote | he should know what i mean then! |
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05:09.33 | JunK-C | not really :) |
05:09.35 | footnote | hehe |
05:09.38 | Moc | yes he should, I did and Im french too ;) |
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05:10.36 | Moc | give a head = donner une pipe ;) ou receive a head = se faire faire une pipe ;) |
05:10.38 | `Sauron | has anyone tried to send sms messages over sip? |
05:11.16 | `Sauron | I'd imagine you'd need the (nonexistant) ss7 code to do any serious sms stuff |
05:11.33 | JunK-C | i prefer say: suce ma chienne :) |
05:11.38 | footnote | hehe |
05:11.54 | JunK-C | or: kessé tu criss, ta mere fait ca mieux que toé! |
05:11.55 | JunK-C | :P |
05:11.56 | Moc | but Im polite ;) |
05:12.06 | JunK-C | what, i am not ? :P |
05:12.11 | Moc | well hehe |
05:12.51 | footnote | ok, i gotta go figure out this bias range resistor. |
05:13.09 | footnote | Ohm's Law is hard. |
05:13.53 | `Sauron | Hum. |
05:13.58 | `Sauron | Well, that's broken. |
05:14.00 | `Sauron | Sigh. |
05:14.04 | setjmp | not really. |
05:14.09 | setjmp | ohms law that is. |
05:14.18 | setjmp | at least the math :) |
05:14.23 | footnote | setjmp: I'm a burnout :) |
05:14.29 | setjmp | beter then the deeper reactance calculations :-D |
05:14.36 | footnote | voodoo! |
05:15.09 | setjmp | Kept missing the Amateur Extra Class License exam here by 1-2 questions back in the late 80s. |
05:15.13 | footnote | setjmp: can i borrow some crow's eyes? |
05:15.21 | setjmp | got the Advanced within 2 months. |
05:15.26 | footnote | shopping tomorrow |
05:15.27 | setjmp | Never the extra though, hehe. |
05:15.30 | JerJer[mobile] | 73 de n8twj |
05:15.40 | setjmp | :) |
05:15.49 | setjmp | de ki9kh |
05:15.54 | footnote | setjmp: amateur radio is what led me into computers. |
05:15.55 | setjmp | previously ke2nm |
05:15.56 | footnote | #$#@$ |
05:16.13 | setjmp | CB and computers got me into amateur radio, hehe |
05:16.22 | footnote | haha |
05:16.22 | setjmp | Wish I was a lot more active though. |
05:16.28 | footnote | I never got my ticket |
05:16.35 | setjmp | Why not? |
05:16.49 | JerJer[mobile] | i've got a 2m and 70cm repeaters fired up back home |
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05:16.49 | footnote | lost interest after learning 8080 assembly |
05:16.51 | walnuck | hi |
05:17.01 | SexyKen | Anyone know what the FUCK this means |
05:17.01 | SexyKen | |4|00|Registration failed User: proggod, Error Code:480 Temporarily not available |
05:17.08 | SexyKen | That's an error from the logfile |
05:17.08 | Moc | JerJer[mobile] you got my msg about the 1800# ? |
05:17.13 | JerJer[mobile] | no |
05:17.19 | setjmp | ahh. 8080 wasn't that bad. My all time favs were 6800 and 68000 |
05:17.21 | setjmp | and vax |
05:17.25 | footnote | yeah |
05:17.32 | footnote | 68K >* |
05:17.35 | walnuck | anyone using fedora? |
05:17.37 | setjmp | The times have changed much since back then |
05:17.47 | footnote | all i ever wanted out of life was a 3GHz 68010 |
05:18.11 | Eight | walnuck: I am, but I doubt I'd be much help. I've just now installed Asterisk. |
05:18.17 | setjmp | I was satisfied with a 8Mhz 68000 on my old Amigas. Did well. |
05:18.25 | `Sauron | Sigh. |
05:18.27 | footnote | walnuck: White Box Linux! |
05:18.54 | `Sauron | hum di dum |
05:18.59 | setjmp | Too bad the 6800 didn't get popular till so late in the 8 bit days. It really had a lot of good stuff beyond others (65xx), and made a lot more sense then others (8080/z80/etc) |
05:19.14 | footnote | the 6809 came around at just the wrong time |
05:19.16 | setjmp | about the only thing the coco's had going for them, hehe |
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05:19.20 | footnote | it was a neat processor |
05:19.40 | footnote | great for forth |
05:20.11 | setjmp | Still have an amiga 500, though I haven't powered it up in a long time now. |
05:20.20 | footnote | guru meditations |
05:20.51 | setjmp | I really need to get my hamshack more then "EMPTY" now :-D |
05:21.27 | setjmp | Back in the Packet Radio earlier days, and BBS times :) |
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05:22.05 | footnote | I had a Henry Tempo One |
05:22.13 | footnote | last rig i had |
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05:22.14 | setjmp | I ported STadel (customized version of Citadel for the Atari ST) to the amiga. Then began rewriting it and rbbs in m68k, hehe |
05:22.25 | setjmp | how old? |
05:22.27 | footnote | 43 |
05:22.34 | setjmp | just turned 37 here last week |
05:22.44 | setjmp | my first born turns 18 next week :-D |
05:22.48 | footnote | never trust anyone under 30 |
05:23.12 | par | <--34 |
05:23.16 | footnote | I got my first grandson this weekend :) |
05:23.19 | footnote | woop |
05:23.22 | alakdan | hello, is it possible in an agi script to wait for say 3 secs before streaming the file? |
05:23.22 | setjmp | Used to think never trust anyone over 30, till I left NY, hehe. Been in West Virginia a couple years now, and seem to have had a change of heart though, hehe |
05:23.39 | footnote | What part of WV? |
05:23.46 | setjmp | Beckley now |
05:23.57 | setjmp | Though was out in Wyoming County till last July |
05:24.01 | footnote | I have friends in Charlottesville |
05:24.14 | setjmp | Hmm, trying to remember where that is.. HEard of it for sure. |
05:24.20 | footnote | Supposed to go visit in a couple weeks |
05:24.34 | setjmp | That closer to charleston? |
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05:24.47 | footnote | dunno, haven't been yet or looked it up |
05:25.05 | setjmp | I'm like an hour~ to virginia or kentucky here. |
05:25.05 | Moc | hi bkw_ |
05:25.24 | footnote | I live in the southern stretches of appalachia |
05:25.34 | setjmp | Whereabouts? |
05:25.35 | footnote | well, blueridge actually |
05:25.40 | setjmp | KY eh? |
05:25.44 | footnote | Dawsonville Georgia |
05:26.01 | footnote | (home of Bill Elliot!) |
05:26.07 | setjmp | Actually, technically they run like from southern NY all the way to Missippii if memory serves me.. |
05:26.10 | setjmp | Cool. |
05:26.29 | footnote | It's a NASCAR town, museum is here |
05:26.35 | footnote | "Thunder Road" |
05:27.38 | footnote | ok, i gotta go play guitar. nite |
05:28.05 | bkw_ | thats hot!! |
05:28.07 | setjmp | ahh |
05:28.11 | setjmp | wish I had time for mine, hehe |
05:28.21 | footnote | I've been building tube amps |
05:28.24 | setjmp | Ole Ibanez RX-20 (nothin fancy) |
05:28.30 | Moc | bkw_, you saw some french canadian ? ;) |
05:28.32 | setjmp | I need to be doing that too :) |
05:28.37 | bkw_ | Moc no why? |
05:28.39 | footnote | I've got a Ford & a Chevy! |
05:28.39 | jets | sup gurls |
05:28.44 | setjmp | No $$ for the marshalls I'd want |
05:28.45 | bkw_ | I watched harley and taylor |
05:28.48 | Moc | bkw_, my collegue is at von |
05:28.51 | setjmp | Ahh.. Confused eh? |
05:28.51 | footnote | (Les Paul & Strat) |
05:28.55 | JunK-C | moc: on SJ? they should be lost :P |
05:29.15 | setjmp | Well catchya another time.. Jam well brotha.. |
05:29.57 | jets | what's up bitches |
05:36.35 | `Sauron | Hum |
05:36.42 | `Sauron | the BV patch didn't make it into HEAD today |
05:36.43 | `Sauron | Bummer |
05:37.05 | ta[i]nted | what BV patch |
05:37.22 | `Sauron | The new INVITE authentication patch |
05:37.31 | `Sauron | they changed some stuff on the fly w/o telling anyone |
05:37.45 | ta[i]nted | i thought u just had to add authuser = <accountnum> |
05:39.04 | `Sauron | apparently not |
05:40.09 | Eight | so does that break * with BV for now? |
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05:41.46 | `Sauron | Eight: unless you apply the patch, yes |
05:42.17 | ta[i]nted | i don't have a patch |
05:42.19 | ta[i]nted | and BV works fine |
05:43.05 | `Sauron | for incoming our outbound calls? |
05:43.14 | `Sauron | s/our/or |
05:43.18 | ta[i]nted | outgoing |
05:43.27 | `Sauron | Hum. |
05:43.43 | `Sauron | mine's giving the auth on reinvite error that they claim the patch fixes |
05:45.16 | `Sauron | someone was going to clean it up and submit it to -head |
05:45.19 | `Sauron | but nothing yet |
05:45.25 | ta[i]nted | did u try adding authuser |
05:45.29 | `Sauron | I did |
05:45.35 | `Sauron | is it your account id, or your phone number? |
05:45.37 | ta[i]nted | which proxy u using |
05:45.41 | newpers | I wonder if I could install asterisk on my dell axim x5 |
05:45.43 | ta[i]nted | phone number |
05:45.53 | Moc | newpers, funny |
05:45.57 | newpers | :) |
05:46.06 | Moc | if you got linux on it, you could probably |
05:46.07 | newpers | I have no use for it |
05:46.13 | ta[i]nted | give it to me |
05:46.16 | newpers | yeah, that was the plan |
05:46.20 | ta[i]nted | i need a pda |
05:46.34 | newpers | I don't have a wireless router, so I really don't use it |
05:46.52 | `Sauron | Mar 8 23:46:18 NOTICE[5773]: chan_sip.c:7930 handle_response: Failed to authenticate on INVITE to '"SPA 1" <sip:.... |
05:46.57 | `Sauron | Is what I get on the console |
05:47.19 | `Sauron | let's see what this patch does |
05:47.40 | ta[i]nted | `Sauron what * version |
05:48.21 | Himeko | anyone using an aastra 9417cw on an ata? |
05:49.09 | Newbie___ | guys, some voip offer both SIP and IAX2 to terminate calls, which is prefer ? IAX2 or SIP ? |
05:49.17 | Himeko | my MWI lamp doesn't clear properly, yet other phones on the same port clear |
05:49.36 | `Sauron | tainted: head as of 10 minutes ago |
05:49.38 | mikegrb | probably the phone |
05:50.16 | Himeko | probably, but the other phones are not the same model, so i am interested if anyone has the same model |
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05:50.56 | p0lar | Anyone at VON today? |
05:51.02 | Moc | my friend were |
05:51.07 | file | p0lar: yes |
05:51.33 | p0lar | What's the official standing of sysmaster using * anyway? |
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05:52.11 | p0lar | I point-blank asked Krishnan Jayaraman, Regional Sales Manager, about it and he said he had never heard such nonsense |
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05:54.10 | p0lar | As well, I almost think they should rename Von2005 to SIP-users2005. I was told all day long that H323 was a dead protocol. |
05:54.25 | JerJer[mobile] | p0lar: he's fucking stupid gthen |
05:54.40 | p0lar | Krish? |
05:54.40 | JerJer[mobile] | we have absolute undenyable prof |
05:54.43 | JerJer[mobile] | proof |
05:54.51 | p0lar | I asked him point-blank, man |
05:55.04 | JerJer[mobile] | and i have taken apart 4 of their boxes |
05:55.08 | p0lar | I also asked him how many channels of g723<->g729 he could do simultaneously |
05:55.15 | JerJer[mobile] | all of them has asterisk running on them |
05:55.15 | `Sauron | Ughrrgh. |
05:55.17 | p0lar | It was in the thousands of channels |
05:55.21 | p0lar | I walked away. |
05:55.26 | myconid | lol |
05:55.40 | mikegrb | haw haw |
05:55.51 | mikegrb | he is a liar |
05:55.58 | JerJer[mobile] | i should have gone i guess - i could have brought a sysmaster box out to him and shown him |
05:56.00 | mh- | guys, what's a stable cheap solution for a interface card? |
05:56.08 | file | they had no hardware to show either |
05:56.14 | file | conspiracy - I think so. |
05:56.16 | p0lar | Nope.. I was looking for it too |
05:56.24 | mh- | ..an interface.. |
05:56.30 | JerJer[mobile] | they have been in discussion with Digium |
05:56.37 | p0lar | I *thought* about approaching mark about it, but decided it wasn't worth it. *shrug* |
05:56.45 | JerJer[mobile] | so why would they even discuss anything with DIgium if they weren't usng asterisk? |
05:57.02 | JerJer[mobile] | i think its time for another round of noise |
05:57.21 | p0lar | I can get an official 'quote' from him tomorrow. ;) |
05:57.32 | p0lar | I have no problem turning up the heat in that booth... |
05:57.35 | JerJer[mobile] | find Marcello from voxilla |
05:57.41 | p0lar | noted. |
05:57.46 | file | bkw, twisted, and I went around with someone from Digium |
05:58.15 | file | but we didn't go to sysmaster ;) |
05:58.21 | p0lar | anyone else I should visit? |
05:58.25 | Moc | file, damn I wish I were there .. |
05:58.32 | `Sauron | you at VON? |
05:58.37 | file | AT&T is running Asterisk, Grandstream is too, ah who else... I forget |
05:58.41 | JerJer[mobile] | damnit i should have gone - got better things going on though |
05:58.42 | file | swing by the Digium booth and I'll be there |
05:58.55 | file | so will zoa, bkw, twisted, whoever... |
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05:59.02 | p0lar | You're at the Digium booth? |
05:59.04 | file | yes |
05:59.08 | _Vile | file |
05:59.10 | _Vile | ur fired |
05:59.18 | file | I think I've declared tomorrow white golf shirt and black pants day |
05:59.22 | JerJer[mobile] | file: i bet the pavilion is killer |
05:59.24 | file | _Vile: ha |
05:59.29 | Moc | file PICTURE !! |
05:59.37 | file | JerJer[mobile]: we're the most active booth I'd say |
05:59.39 | _Vile | dont make me pull out the stick |
05:59.52 | file | JerJer[mobile]: did you get the story about the equipment? |
05:59.54 | p0lar | Quite possibly |
06:00.02 | p0lar | Marc Spencer is harder to get to than pulver |
06:00.11 | file | p0lar: really? |
06:00.13 | _Vile | marks is easy to get to |
06:00.14 | JerJer[mobile] | 10g's for 3 days is just stupid |
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06:00.19 | file | I had breakfast with Pulver, and Mark is right in front of me :) |
06:00.20 | JerJer[mobile] | file: equipment? |
06:00.22 | _Vile | just ask cvs |
06:00.25 | file | JerJer[mobile]: it didn't show up |
06:00.28 | p0lar | You're connected.. heh |
06:00.31 | _Vile | pulver is simple, call him |
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06:00.39 | JerJer[mobile] | yes just dial 1 on fwd :P |
06:00.44 | Nugget | he must not use his own wisip phone, then. :) |
06:00.51 | file | JerJer[mobile]: went to Fry's Sunday night, got the hardware - made the dialplan/network stuff Monday morning |
06:01.00 | _Vile | but I know neither of them |
06:01.01 | p0lar | Jer: I just went for the exhibits, most of the rest of it wasn't that interesting to me OTHER than the 'Sip Trunking' bit... |
06:01.02 | JerJer[mobile] | file: uggg damn i could have loaded up the twin with gear and flown out |
06:01.19 | file | JerJer[mobile]: the Digium staff brought channel banks, some SIP phones and an MGCP phone |
06:01.20 | p0lar | Nugget: heh |
06:01.25 | JerJer[mobile] | someone needs to be fired for that fuckup |
06:01.38 | _Vile | mmm |
06:01.40 | _Vile | FILE |
06:01.42 | file | JerJer[mobile]: tried to get GR303 going... but uh, it didn't work |
06:01.42 | _Vile | ur FIRED |
06:01.48 | `Sauron | nugglet |
06:02.08 | p0lar | I did ask MattF (unsure of his alias here) about DSP cards today |
06:02.18 | _Vile | dsp on what? |
06:02.23 | JerJer[mobile] | daughter |
06:02.24 | p0lar | exactly. |
06:02.29 | file | p0lar: let's see if he remembers you! |
06:02.41 | _Vile | intel chassis or are u thinking pc? |
06:02.48 | p0lar | I doubt he took many questions on it. |
06:02.58 | _Vile | he should've |
06:02.59 | file | he's talking about... stuff... right now |
06:03.03 | file | we're working on the bug tracker |
06:03.06 | p0lar | heh |
06:03.07 | _Vile | file get him over here |
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06:04.12 | _Vile | hi paul |
06:04.15 | p0lar | I was looking for codec conversion offloading, he met me half-way with echo-cancellation.. heh |
06:04.19 | paulc | Hey hey :) |
06:04.27 | file | yeah Malcolm has the yummy echo can stuff |
06:04.29 | _Vile | nonono need both offloaded to hardware |
06:04.40 | file | p0lar: he remembers you |
06:04.50 | SexyKen | Is there anyway to choose the codec polycom phones use. |
06:04.54 | _Vile | file what did he say about dsp HW? |
06:05.05 | file | Matt thought he was soooooo hot |
06:05.05 | p0lar | No surprise, there can't be loads of people wanting to do quad E1s using g729.. :( |
06:05.12 | _Vile | oh god |
06:05.16 | _Vile | another bkw |
06:05.46 | _Vile | useless |
06:05.50 | file | p0lar: PSST, zoa says you can do it on a dual 3.6GHz xeon - you can just do it |
06:06.01 | _Vile | w/ 410s |
06:06.05 | _Vile | keep in mind |
06:06.12 | _Vile | 64 bus |
06:06.15 | _Vile | doable |
06:06.32 | _Vile | not w/ 405s or the previous, I doubt it w/o dropped calls |
06:06.47 | file | zoa is getting angry |
06:06.48 | p0lar | Conveniently, I have one of those at the office. ;) |
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06:06.58 | _Vile | tell'em to chat if he wants to whine then |
06:07.18 | p0lar | It's no joke when I say I've got four of those TE4XX cards on my desk as well.. :9 |
06:07.57 | p0lar | but sending a dual xeon to africa, middle east, carribean is not my preferred option.. :( |
06:08.07 | file | they're the same cards |
06:08.07 | _Vile | to tell you the truth, I've got an amd 1800 running 4 ports of T1s on one of the original cards built by zaptel |
06:08.15 | _Vile | and it works |
06:08.16 | file | well, almost |
06:08.20 | _Vile | but I get dropped calls |
06:08.30 | _Vile | occasionally |
06:08.34 | p0lar | quad T1s with G729?? |
06:08.42 | _Vile | nono, sip ulaw |
06:08.45 | p0lar | heh |
06:09.01 | p0lar | yeah, bandwidth costs us > $14kusd/month in some places, I need every bit I can get |
06:09.36 | _Vile | hm |
06:09.45 | _Vile | I'd go 8 ports on a dell 1850 |
06:09.49 | _Vile | per box |
06:09.53 | _Vile | using ser as a front runner |
06:09.59 | WilliamK | try libc yet p0lar? |
06:10.00 | WilliamK | =) |
06:10.02 | _Vile | all 410 |
06:10.16 | _Vile | and call it a day |
06:10.19 | _Vile | $3200 total |
06:10.22 | _Vile | per 8 ports |
06:10.45 | _Vile | that's $16.66 NRC per port |
06:11.15 | _Vile | $1200 410s on eBay |
06:11.18 | p0lar | I've got a very specific need and asterisk is only a dsp away from fulfilling it nicely.. until then, I'm stuck using cisco, quintum, et al... |
06:11.29 | _Vile | $1200 1850 Dell 1U in the catalog |
06:11.50 | _Vile | yeah |
06:11.56 | p0lar | I use my 410s as paperweights right now.. <duck> |
06:11.58 | _Vile | * needs dsp's, echo can HW |
06:12.17 | _Vile | and a chassis, maybe minipci |
06:12.27 | file | paulc: how is it on the other side of the road? |
06:12.28 | _Vile | 2 per box is OK though |
06:12.33 | file | ha, room |
06:12.35 | _Vile | 8 T1s for $3600 |
06:12.42 | _Vile | at 1U |
06:12.45 | _Vile | w/ GR303 support |
06:12.50 | p0lar | Honestly, if you could offload echo + codec cancellation to a daughter card (or cards, woohoo!) many of the vendors in that room would probably NOT be happy. ;) |
06:13.01 | file | p0lar: there's other ideas |
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06:13.35 | p0lar | I'm listening.. |
06:13.36 | paulc | file: it's not bad.. ish.. my laptop's making my lap hot.. and I don't think the aircon works in here |
06:13.46 | _Vile | file, dont make me fire u again |
06:13.55 | opus___ | p0lar -- fpga |
06:14.51 | opus___ | or, gpgpu |
06:14.57 | SexyKen | Why would this happen with one phone, but not another connected to the same account: Mar 8 23:10:45 NOTICE[6257]: chan_sip.c:7899 handle_request: Unable to create/find channel |
06:15.14 | puppet | Have anyone tried replacing there cellphones voicebox with an own? Like forwarding cellphone to your own number and check if call is from cellphone then send to voicebox? |
06:15.38 | p0lar | opus: perhaps, but I'm the end-user, I reserve the right to whine and complain until Digium satisfies my minority requests!!! |
06:15.40 | _Vile | I would want to look at * as a long term switch solution to beat the fuck out of nortel and at&t, meta, tekelec, etc... providing finally an open platform, that's my very simple dream |
06:15.44 | p0lar | hehehe |
06:16.00 | opus___ | puppet couldn't you just do a lookup of the number and tell if it is from a cellphone from the web and then send to voicemail? |
06:16.00 | p0lar | tekelec told me that I wasn't using H323.. haha |
06:16.14 | _Vile | they're basically morons reading scripts |
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06:16.24 | puppet | opus___: nope, when it redirects it keeps first number for some reason |
06:16.35 | opus___ | hmmm |
06:16.37 | puppet | opus___: i thought that would work to but callerid == first number |
06:16.47 | _Vile | probably typos in everything |
06:16.51 | opus___ | can you set some kind of variable in a script |
06:17.01 | puppet | and its kinda stupid that people that call my cellphone get an option to connect to my homephone ;p |
06:17.08 | p0lar | I told them they could argue with my CDRs and revenue model |
06:17.15 | opus___ | puppet -- wuh |
06:17.15 | puppet | == expensive on cellphonebilll |
06:17.16 | opus___ | ?? |
06:17.53 | p0lar | anyway, I got that all day long at all the booths |
06:18.08 | _Vile | to avoid the ilec annoying UNE removals (it'll all be gone one day), we just signed w/ another telco today to offload PRI cost |
06:18.35 | _Vile | I don't feel like I'm in that much of a crunch now |
06:18.44 | puppet | opus___: I got max debug not, and no where is my cellphone number, its just the first number |
06:19.42 | p0lar | I'm going to stop back by the * booth tomorrow |
06:20.00 | p0lar | I noticed they had a WRT54GS there, heh... I'm using one here in the hotel as my VPN endpoint. =D |
06:20.00 | _Vile | file, u heard anything about * HW? |
06:20.16 | _Vile | beyond the PC? |
06:20.34 | p0lar | WRT54GP2 FXS compatibility? |
06:21.20 | p0lar | Loads of SBC people at the exhibit as well |
06:21.42 | _Vile | that scares me |
06:22.00 | _Vile | LD companies buying up local companies buying up vendors |
06:22.05 | _Vile | chewing the market up |
06:22.10 | _Vile | blah |
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06:23.02 | p0lar | I bugged Quintum today about their 'packet saver' technology (sic) today as well, heheh |
06:23.15 | _Vile | I don't know what these moron regulators think that they're doing by giving back LD<->Local allowances and getting rid of UEN |
06:23.20 | JerJer[mobile] | lol packet saver |
06:23.22 | p0lar | Told them about asterisk's IAX2 trunking -- the guy was like, "Really? -- I had no idea, I thought we were the only ones doing that." |
06:23.24 | _Vile | do they actually believe that this is good for the consumer? |
06:23.31 | clive- | polar they just do trunking on the rtp |
06:23.34 | _Vile | s/UEN/UNE |
06:23.44 | p0lar | Yeah, I've seen it before |
06:23.51 | p0lar | before the exhibit |
06:24.00 | _Vile | noone cares, I love it. |
06:24.01 | p0lar | I just had to ask to see what their thoughts were about *... |
06:24.05 | _Vile | bbiaf, smoke |
06:24.36 | clive- | polar , we are still waiting for trunking in * to work with jitter buffering, its still busted |
06:24.54 | clive- | and thats onlt iax, sip is still to follow |
06:25.15 | p0lar | Is SIP trunking myth or soon-to-be-vapour-ware? |
06:25.20 | opus___ | what is a WRT54GP2... i have a GS |
06:25.28 | p0lar | the P2 has 2 fxs ports on it |
06:25.42 | p0lar | but is supposedly 'locked' to vonage (only in the default software I imagine) |
06:25.47 | JerJer[mobile] | but the p2 is not based on the broadcom chipset |
06:25.54 | p0lar | ah, I didn't know that |
06:25.55 | opus___ | you can't ssh to it can you? |
06:26.04 | p0lar | no idea |
06:26.18 | opus___ | i looked at the fcc images but didn't see the arm processor, didn't think so |
06:26.30 | p0lar | I've not followed any discussion on it yet, kind of waiting for someone else to mess with it first due to lack of time. :( |
06:26.37 | opus___ | GS runs linux 2.4 |
06:26.41 | clive- | sip trunking =rtp trunking, and I do not belive that is a hapenning thing in asterisk, we are waiting for jitter buffering in sip :) |
06:27.12 | PTG123 | anyone ever seen this error |
06:27.24 | PTG123 | handle_request Unabel to create/find channel |
06:27.29 | opus___ | yeah |
06:27.33 | p0lar | I looked for a lower-level way to aggregate packets just to save the raw pps persecution that occurs on some routers/vpn links we use. :( |
06:27.40 | opus___ | but it still works.. or your nat is fucked |
06:27.40 | p0lar | no dice |
06:28.18 | JerJer[mobile] | iax2 trunking should lower pps pretty good |
06:28.33 | JerJer[mobile] | the next step would be to stack multiple voice frames per packet |
06:28.58 | clive- | yup, like trunk time = 120 ms |
06:28.59 | opus___ | videolan has broadcast packet capabilites already implemented... |
06:29.09 | opus___ | dunno if rtp |
06:29.13 | p0lar | Jer; yeah.. that piece is ok with me |
06:29.16 | tholo | msg JerJer[mobile] I hate to have to ask this again, but... What was the AT&T site to check 800# availability? |
06:29.35 | tholo | Err... :) |
06:29.53 | JerJer[mobile] | http://www.tinyurl.com/i20o |
06:30.08 | tholo | Thanks. |
06:30.57 | JerJer[mobile] | oh waiter - check please |
06:31.06 | opus___ | jerjer what kind of mobile are you on |
06:31.22 | JerJer[mobile] | gprs |
06:31.27 | opus___ | laptop? |
06:31.30 | JerJer[mobile] | yep |
06:31.48 | JerJer[mobile] | abusing the hell out of AT&Ts 'unlmited' gprs :P |
06:31.53 | opus___ | what kind of latency do you get |
06:31.57 | opus___ | voicestream > 1800ms ! |
06:32.07 | opus___ | sprint is around ~200 for me... |
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06:32.23 | JerJer[mobile] | since i'm in an EDGE area its acceptable, most of the time |
06:32.39 | p0lar | what kind of pps can you do on that jer? |
06:32.55 | JerJer[mobile] | voip is quite latent |
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06:33.14 | JerJer[mobile] | but speex on its lowest settings does work |
06:33.21 | opus___ | which phone do you use? |
06:33.22 | JerJer[mobile] | when i'm in EDGE |
06:33.26 | JerJer[mobile] | 6620 |
06:33.56 | JerJer[mobile] | right now first hop latency is 221ms |
06:34.07 | Moc | ~RSP |
06:34.10 | opus___ | nice |
06:34.15 | Moc | what does rsp mean in the voip world ? |
06:34.18 | JerJer[mobile] | and 231ms to switch-1 |
06:34.21 | JerJer[mobile] | :P |
06:34.24 | opus___ | curious, whats EDGE? |
06:34.33 | p0lar | I'm waiting/watching for a good edge-based smartphone/pda-type device to come out... |
06:34.42 | JerJer[mobile] | att's higher speed gprs crap |
06:34.56 | Himeko | g2? |
06:35.21 | JerJer[mobile] | i've heard g2.5 but no clue |
06:36.07 | opus___ | recently i purchased a mpx200 smartphone for gprs, ... but voicestream has mad latency... 2seconds |
06:36.20 | JerJer[mobile] | damn |
06:36.33 | p0lar | ew |
06:36.38 | JerJer[mobile] | ok - must sleep, for a change |
06:36.40 | Himeko | i am thinkign of getting a 6630 |
06:36.44 | p0lar | Ok, so who's going to let me bug them tomorrow at the * booth? and how do I identify them? |
06:36.48 | Himeko | i have a 3600 right now |
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06:38.05 | p0lar | And better yet, who wants to walk over to the sysmaster booth to ask more questions? |
06:38.17 | opus___ | so is anybody hacking the wrt 54gp2? |
06:38.27 | opus___ | i want to get one now |
06:38.41 | opus___ | ... i guess it could be my fwd gateway:) |
06:38.44 | p0lar | Not yet... |
06:38.52 | p0lar | I'd buy one if I knew I wasn't supporting vonage |
06:39.01 | opus___ | hah y? |
06:39.13 | p0lar | although, we do sell them traffic.. hehe |
06:39.14 | p0lar | d'oh |
06:39.28 | opus___ | rate limit'em to hell |
06:39.37 | p0lar | rofl |
06:40.16 | opus___ | what conference are you going to? |
06:40.32 | p0lar | Spring Von 2005? |
06:40.50 | p0lar | www.von.com |
06:40.51 | file | p0lar: I'm Josh, Josh Colp... you'll find me |
06:40.57 | file | there's Josh Roberson too... that's twisted |
06:41.06 | p0lar | That's twisted like.. not right or.. |
06:41.11 | p0lar | twisted as in.. aka: twisted |
06:41.23 | file | him |
06:41.27 | p0lar | k |
06:41.51 | paulc | StormOffInAStrop(tm) |
06:42.17 | opus___ | whoah nice con |
06:42.20 | BoRiS | <= Josh |
06:42.24 | file | ha |
06:42.54 | paulc | TouchyFeelyBoRiS(tm) |
06:44.13 | paulc | OI! LESS OF THAT! |
06:44.59 | BoRiS | lol |
06:46.09 | ta[i]nted | u guys flirting? |
06:46.18 | paulc | That's the way you like it ;-) |
06:46.32 | ta[i]nted | was about to ask for an INVITE |
06:47.10 | BoRiS | file: "Once a whore?" |
06:47.35 | paulc | ALWAYS A WHORE |
06:47.40 | paulc | and see my blog for a relevant story about that |
06:47.48 | BoRiS | url? |
06:49.30 | jmhunter | whats ur blogs url, i always lose it |
06:50.49 | tuxinator_linux | Any of you at VON right now? |
06:50.56 | jmhunter | i was |
06:51.01 | jmhunter | now im at home |
06:51.03 | jmhunter | paulc is |
06:51.06 | jmhunter | twisted is |
06:51.08 | BoRiS | file is |
06:51.10 | BoRiS | bkw is |
06:51.10 | jmhunter | bkw is |
06:51.21 | tuxinator_linux | I am on my way tomorrow night |
06:51.31 | paulc | http://myworld.q2u.net/ = my blog |
06:51.41 | paulc | tux: coming for the party eh? |
06:51.44 | tuxinator_linux | yep |
06:51.53 | tuxinator_linux | I am staying at the marriot |
06:52.07 | tuxinator_linux | I will also be at Meet * |
06:52.33 | paulc | is that Friday? |
06:52.37 | tuxinator_linux | Who do I meet up with when I get to the center Thursday morning |
06:52.46 | tuxinator_linux | yes, Meet * is Friday |
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06:53.24 | paulc | I'm in San Fran then for work :-s |
06:53.30 | paulc | and home on Saturday - YAY! |
06:53.58 | tuxinator_linux | Any of you going to Meet *? |
06:54.17 | p0lar | I've got to leave tomorrow night to be back in the office by thursday morning. :( |
06:54.31 | p0lar | pulling the all-niighter in airports.. feh |
06:54.36 | tuxinator_linux | eww |
06:54.46 | file | kram says 'hi' |
06:54.55 | jmhunter | VONners, what was everyones feel on Michael powell? |
06:54.55 | file | jmhunter: kram says hi to you espically |
06:55.01 | file | jmhunter: and inquires on how you got back so fast |
06:55.03 | paulc | p0lar you're at VON right now? |
06:55.06 | p0lar | Yes |
06:55.06 | paulc | Michael Powell seems cool.. |
06:55.13 | p0lar | well.. I'm in the hotel right now, heh |
06:55.18 | file | which hotel? |
06:55.37 | jmhunter | michael powell is a kok suker |
06:55.54 | p0lar | hampton on old tully rd. |
06:55.55 | paulc | because...? |
06:55.57 | file | ah |
06:56.08 | p0lar | No, I don't know WHY I got booked here. |
06:56.24 | file | we're spread out across a few hotels |
06:56.35 | p0lar | must've been tight downtown I guess |
06:56.45 | file | well it's all close together so all is well |
06:57.05 | jmhunter | lol old tully |
06:57.06 | p0lar | Yeah, 10 minute cab ride from here |
06:57.06 | jmhunter | fuck |
06:57.08 | jmhunter | thats far |
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06:57.15 | tuxinator_linux | Don't get all partied out with out me. I'm coming... As soon as I can. |
06:57.24 | p0lar | I debated getting a rental car so I could go pick up some stuff from soekris engineering in Santa Cruz (sp) |
06:57.28 | file | we can just walk to the conference |
06:57.32 | file | in fact, we do! every day! |
06:57.35 | p0lar | heh |
06:57.40 | file | :) |
06:57.49 | BoRiS | Good old Soekris. |
06:58.04 | jmhunter | santa cruz is spelled correctly |
06:58.15 | p0lar | I wasn't 100% sure that's where they are..haha |
06:58.18 | p0lar | without looking it up again |
06:58.23 | ClayReiche123 | Does anyone know why I can't create an IAX trunk on stable? |
06:58.45 | clive- | clay as far as I know its still busted |
06:58.46 | ClayReiche123 | Are there any known issues with that on stable? |
06:58.52 | ClayReiche123 | ahhhh |
06:59.05 | ClayReiche123 | Thank you Clive. |
06:59.13 | opus___ | clay -- dunno, but i did see a -O6 (!) fly by when i built the latest version |
06:59.19 | clive- | clay there are some patches in the mantis |
06:59.20 | opus___ | try modifying it to -O3 |
06:59.25 | p0lar | I honestly only use their crypto cards (HiFn 7955s) but linux support for those is vapourish |
06:59.26 | ClayReiche123 | I can stop pulling my hair out now. |
06:59.31 | p0lar | bsd support is perfect |
07:00.04 | clive- | clay are you trying trunking together with jitter buffeirng? |
07:00.37 | tuxinator_linux | jitter buffering, sounds like a new dance |
07:00.43 | file | our air conditioning is broken :( |
07:00.47 | tuxinator_linux | like this one http://www.theembassyvfx.com/citroen.html |
07:00.48 | BoRiS | You broke it! |
07:00.51 | jmhunter | i know that room was fucking hot |
07:01.05 | jmhunter | felt like u guys had an orgy just before i showed |
07:01.10 | ClayReiche123 | Clive I don't think so. I'm just trying to pass a call to a central voicemail server. |
07:01.26 | ClayReiche123 | Clive: it worked fine when my vmail server was HEAD. |
07:01.29 | jmhunter | that would explain the plastic sheeting on the ground |
07:01.34 | p0lar | haha |
07:01.51 | p0lar | I had to turn on the AC when I first came in just to feel like I was at home. :D |
07:02.13 | opus___ | where are you guys at |
07:02.14 | p0lar | the 70* weather was killer today.. we won't see that in MTL until July |
07:02.17 | p0lar | San Jose |
07:02.22 | opus___ | oh yeah |
07:02.30 | jmhunter | where u from p0lar |
07:02.33 | opus___ | its summertime here to in portland |
07:02.36 | opus___ | :) |
07:02.41 | p0lar | jmhunter: Montreal, QC |
07:02.44 | SexyKen | I live in san Mateo County |
07:02.55 | jmhunter | ya we get a sneak peek of summer every march, then it comes back in may... plus it is an el nino year |
07:02.55 | ClayReiche123 | hehehe... kinda chilly today in Florida! |
07:02.58 | jmhunter | ahhh a canuck |
07:03.06 | jmhunter | a true canuck |
07:03.12 | p0lar | not true.. :D |
07:03.15 | jmhunter | lol |
07:03.21 | p0lar | I'm an alien, heh |
07:03.39 | jmhunter | well canuck usu refers to those who come from a la qubec or whatever u say |
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07:03.48 | jmhunter | i c |
07:03.52 | p0lar | ah, quebecois, yes... |
07:03.54 | p0lar | they're of their own breed |
07:04.12 | p0lar | I struggle, but I can swear efficiently in quebecois (dirty french) |
07:04.23 | tuxinator_linux | The Fresh Canadians are very differned from the English Canadians |
07:04.28 | jmhunter | have u seen canadian bacon? |
07:04.34 | tuxinator_linux | um, French |
07:04.36 | opus___ | hmm |
07:04.38 | opus___ | bacon |
07:04.41 | jmhunter | hence Moc... u listening Moc? |
07:04.47 | p0lar | tux: you got that right |
07:05.10 | tuxinator_linux | The English ones are easier to get along with |
07:05.13 | jmhunter | have u seen the michael moore movie "canadian bacon" w/ john candy |
07:05.19 | ClayReiche123 | clive: can you point me to some documentation on how to ptch/use the mantis? never heard of it before... |
07:05.20 | tuxinator_linux | in my experience so far |
07:05.44 | tuxinator_linux | Micheal Moore is a fat slob |
07:05.55 | tuxinator_linux | how was the movie? |
07:05.56 | p0lar | tux: agreed.. I've got a heinous tale about trying to purchase a $7.5k KVM from Avocent here |
07:05.58 | opus___ | gppd |
07:06.06 | opus___ | funny movie |
07:06.11 | jmhunter | p0lar where u from? |
07:06.13 | p0lar | Money in hand and they wouldn't buy it because we hurt their feelings |
07:06.15 | opus___ | michael moresuqs |
07:06.16 | p0lar | or something |
07:06.18 | BoRiS | And John Candy is dead :( |
07:06.23 | p0lar | jm: I'm a US citizen |
07:06.27 | moonwick | michael moore is teh suck. |
07:06.35 | jmhunter | from where |
07:06.49 | p0lar | Kind of all over. =( |
07:06.50 | tuxinator_linux | p0lar: Silly people, I would take your money |
07:06.58 | tuxinator_linux | Arizona here |
07:07.04 | p0lar | But I live/work in Qc |
07:07.08 | p0lar | for the last 3 years |
07:07.25 | jmhunter | canadian bacon is a comedy, not a documentary |
07:07.35 | jmhunter | its about a made up war with canada |
07:07.39 | p0lar | tux: common misconception, heh |
07:07.42 | jmhunter | circa 1995 |
07:07.44 | tuxinator_linux | None of this movies are documentaries |
07:07.56 | tuxinator_linux | his |
07:07.59 | p0lar | jm: I've not seen it, but I may put it on the list |
07:08.39 | p0lar | whoa.. little caeseres! |
07:08.46 | tuxinator_linux | pizza? |
07:08.54 | p0lar | wow, I've not seen them in.. uh.. years |
07:09.18 | tuxinator_linux | I just ate, so full |
07:09.39 | tuxinator_linux | Calzone from "Streets of New York" |
07:10.03 | jmhunter | dan akyroyd is an ontaro trooper... and he stops john candy who is driving a truck with slanderous canadian words, like fuck canada, etc... They try explaining that they think some teens must have tagged their truck.. dan akyroyd shuts them up and says np.. i stopped you because your slurs do not comply with la quebecois... and makes them write all the slurs in french, in addition to english |
07:10.20 | opus___ | i just watched Colossus: The Forbin Project (1970) |
07:10.43 | tuxinator_linux | You know what? I feel like I live in this channel. |
07:10.51 | jmhunter | u probably do |
07:10.52 | p0lar | hahahaha.. |
07:10.54 | BoRiS | You do |
07:10.56 | p0lar | sounds VERY accurate |
07:11.02 | p0lar | you wouldn't believe what I"m going through for residency |
07:11.08 | p0lar | my work visa, etc.. it's pure nonsense |
07:11.16 | DyOS | i'm trying to configure my voicemail.conf file in * to send me the vm to my email when i get them... i have the line for my extension set up properly but how do you configure the smtp server in the voicemail.conf file? |
07:11.20 | jmhunter | ive seriosuly planned on mving to BC |
07:11.28 | opus___ | p0lar - lets go to war with canada |
07:11.29 | HjemmeRoyK | hm. I keep having interrupt loss, not much, but too much on these digium cards. any idea how to debug that when digium says 'use another server'? I can't... |
07:11.39 | BoRiS | jmhunter: Hopefully not vancouver.... Good luck on the job hunt. |
07:11.46 | jmhunter | lol |
07:11.47 | jmhunter | ya |
07:11.54 | p0lar | why? The only part worth taking is the first 100 miles.. *shrug* |
07:11.59 | jmhunter | it would def be vancouver |
07:12.01 | tuxinator_linux | Online since: Wed Mar 02 15:32:35 2005 |
07:12.11 | p0lar | and 35M people who like to pay loads of taxes.. *shrug* |
07:12.12 | file | ugh tired |
07:12.16 | p0lar | don't get me started though |
07:12.24 | p0lar | BC is beautiful |
07:12.34 | opus___ | p0lar but they got bacon |
07:12.35 | opus___ | j/k |
07:12.39 | channan | jmhutner- bc is nice... wonder if there's hightek job there? I would not mind to live there |
07:12.47 | Moc | oh well it night time again... |
07:12.59 | tuxinator_linux | Night Nick Moc |
07:13.05 | tuxinator_linux | NIght |
07:13.26 | jmhunter | sorry for slamming la quebecois moc... |
07:13.32 | BoRiS | BC is beautiful......but expensive.... And not very many tech jobs......They have lots of jobs in construction if you are into that. |
07:13.35 | p0lar | soon, they'll legalize pot and things will REALLY get interesting there.. haha |
07:13.57 | jmhunter | ya im not in high tech anyway |
07:14.03 | tuxinator_linux | Did you know France has a work limit, 35 hours per week. |
07:14.13 | jmhunter | i havent worked in high tech in a long time |
07:14.39 | tuxinator_linux | What does jmhunter do then? |
07:15.00 | tuxinator_linux | Is there anything else in life? |
07:15.00 | BoRiS | jmhunter: Then vancouver welcomes you....Just dont forget to bring your hard hat. |
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07:15.27 | tuxinator_linux | wow |
07:15.27 | BoRiS | look what you did |
07:15.27 | DyOS | can someone point me in the right direction in how to configre smtp for the voicemail.conf file so it knows which server to use to send emails? |
07:15.27 | tuxinator_linux | sorry |
07:15.27 | BoRiS | lol |
07:15.31 | tuxinator_linux | DyOS, have you checked the Wiki? |
07:15.44 | DyOS | i'm reading i did a serach for smtp |
07:15.46 | DyOS | nothing really |
07:15.50 | SexyKen | Hey guys -- how do I make sure CDR is turned on in Asterisk? |
07:16.05 | tuxinator_linux | DyOS: Explain your problem a little more |
07:16.12 | Moc | it laptop in bed time .. |
07:16.25 | tuxinator_linux | Moc: ?? |
07:16.32 | jmhunter | ur in AB right boris? |
07:16.34 | tuxinator_linux | oh, I get it |
07:16.59 | Moc | going to sleep it a process... |
07:17.00 | tuxinator_linux | using your laptop in bed |
07:17.00 | DyOS | i want to send an email every time a voicemail is left on a sip extension so i configured the email in the voicemail.conf for that extension...but i dont' think linux knows which smtp server to use to send the mail....i have smtp server set up on my network i just need to know where to specify it at |
07:17.00 | Moc | yes... |
07:17.13 | tuxinator_linux | Moc, stay away from the porn, or you won't get any sleep |
07:17.15 | Moc | DyOS it use his own smtp server |
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07:17.33 | Moc | hehe I just need not to think about it and im fine |
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07:17.47 | Moc | anyone have pic of Digium booth at von ? |
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07:17.49 | DyOS | oh are you sure? cause it's not sending me mail when i get VM |
07:18.02 | Moc | it use your system smtp server |
07:18.05 | tuxinator_linux | there is a setting, let me see |
07:18.23 | BoRiS | are you using sendmail? |
07:18.33 | BoRiS | jmhunter: Manitoba |
07:18.39 | jmhunter | my bad |
07:18.49 | jmhunter | so its you and 5 others? |
07:18.52 | puppet | COuld anyone help me out with an example? to grab an commandline raw and parse it and use it? f.ex. uptime, parse it grab days hours and output with SayNumbers or so? |
07:18.56 | jmhunter | i heard u have a 6th moving in |
07:18.57 | tuxinator_linux | DyOS: check out mailcmd |
07:19.21 | tuxinator_linux | DyOS: in voicemail.conf http://voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk%20config%20voicemail.conf |
07:19.32 | puppet | ;mailcmd=/usr/sbin/sendmail -t |
07:19.36 | puppet | linux uses sendmail |
07:19.41 | puppet | :) |
07:19.52 | puppet | so its kinda right |
07:20.01 | DyOS | i guess i need to know how to setup smtp server in sendmail then....thanks i'll look for that |
07:20.31 | puppet | dyos if you can use mail command in linux |
07:20.33 | tuxinator_linux | DyOS: What distro? |
07:20.52 | puppet | dyos: regular mail xxx@xxx.net |
07:20.56 | puppet | dyos: then sendmail often works if someone aint real messy |
07:21.01 | DyOS | fc3 |
07:21.11 | tuxinator_linux | Did you install sendmail? |
07:21.20 | DyOS | it's install i've never used it before |
07:21.30 | tuxinator_linux | Then it is almost ready to use. |
07:21.51 | DyOS | so i need to just figure out the commands for sendmail and specify that string in my vm.conf file |
07:21.54 | DyOS | right? |
07:22.23 | AgiNamu | yey, I found the hack I need to bill call forwarding! |
07:22.26 | AgiNamu | Local channels! :) |
07:23.15 | DOOMD | At once I apologize for my English. Whether it is realized in the program alive packages for radius |
07:23.16 | tuxinator_linux | Read the wiki page |
07:23.34 | tuxinator_linux | DyOS: http://voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk%20config%20voicemail.conf |
07:23.52 | tuxinator_linux | DyOS: try sendmail mail from the command line |
07:27.36 | tuxinator_linux | DyOS: May this: echo 'test msg' | sendmail test@anotherdomain.org |
07:27.43 | bkw_ | sendmail -t |
07:28.16 | tuxinator_linux | DyOS: http://www.freebsddiary.org/virtualmail.php has some good stuff |
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07:28.54 | SexyKen | Where do I enable cdr_mysql? |
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07:29.36 | tuxinator_linux | SexyKen: maybe http://voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk%20config%20cdr_mysql.conf |
07:29.42 | HjemmeRoyK | with that nick? |
07:29.44 | HjemmeRoyK | :P |
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07:30.10 | tuxinator_linux | SexyKen: http://voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+cdr+mysql |
07:30.45 | tuxinator_linux | SexyKen: Are you a guy? |
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07:30.49 | SexyKen | tux -> It's already config'd in that file but it's not oading anything. |
07:30.58 | SexyKen | It is sitll storing cdr data in a file rather than db |
07:31.10 | tholo | Go get some sleep, bkw. |
07:31.11 | tuxinator_linux | SexyKen: Reload *? |
07:31.25 | SexyKen | tux - I have reloaded |
07:31.31 | tuxinator_linux | hmm |
07:32.15 | Moc | damn rackspace.com are crazy... 400$ for 100gig/month transfer.. |
07:32.24 | jmhunter | YOWCH! |
07:32.29 | Moc | and 2$ per gig after that ... |
07:32.33 | Moc | and that US |
07:32.44 | p0lar | Moc: I'll beat that! :D |
07:32.57 | Moc | I get it at 13cent/gig rightnow |
07:33.09 | Moc | well I could get it at 13cent/gig.. |
07:33.26 | p0lar | j/k, we're not in the colo biz |
07:33.32 | Moc | Im searching for a replacement provider rightnow, that got bandwidth |
07:34.08 | Moc | we get peek of 40mbits+ and over 8000gig/month |
07:34.37 | tuxinator_linux | SexyKen: Did you " Then edit your modules.conf to load cdr_addon_mysql.so and reload asterisk." |
07:34.59 | Moc | oh well it nite time.. cya |
07:34.59 | tuxinator_linux | SexyKen: as found on http://voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+cdr+mysql |
07:35.06 | tuxinator_linux | Night Night Mox |
07:35.08 | tuxinator_linux | Moc |
07:36.33 | tuxinator_linux | SexyKen: Working on it? |
07:37.10 | AgiNamu | USA Alaska: Makes more sens 0.25 or 0.025? |
07:37.29 | AgiNamu | trying to make sure that our rates sheet isn't screwed up |
07:37.52 | tuxinator_linux | AgiNamu: Explain more |
07:38.16 | AgiNamu | Is Alaska closer to 0.25 or 0.025? |
07:38.30 | tuxinator_linux | of what? |
07:38.46 | AgiNamu | $/min |
07:39.11 | tuxinator_linux | Not sure, 2.5 cents / minute is a good rate |
07:39.26 | AgiNamu | yea, but now my new sheet says .25 cents/minute |
07:39.30 | tuxinator_linux | That is what I get down here in Arizona for Long Distance |
07:39.33 | AgiNamu | whichs seems completley foobard. |
07:40.07 | tuxinator_linux | 25 cents / minute, back in the 90's |
07:40.24 | tuxinator_linux | How is SexyKen doing? |
07:40.36 | DyOS | ok i figured out what my problem is my isp blocks port 25 so sendmail can't send so i need to configure it to use my smtp relay server which is internal...nobody knows the command to set up a relay for smtp in sendmail do they? |
07:41.02 | tuxinator_linux | DyOS: hhmm |
07:41.11 | tuxinator_linux | Most home ISP block 25 |
07:41.42 | AgiNamu | Most home ISP block port 25? |
07:41.45 | *** part/#asterisk bkw_ (~brian@bkw.developer.and.friend.of.asterisk) |
07:41.57 | AgiNamu | Then why the hell are some of the large ISPs in the USA huge sources of spam? :) |
07:41.57 | DyOS | yea but i have an exchange server on my network that is configured to use the isp(cox) smtp server so it lets all mail out to that server...so i just need to figure out how to add a forwarder in sendmail |
07:42.01 | DyOS | yea most do |
07:42.09 | AgiNamu | Comcast doesnt |
07:42.15 | AgiNamu | call them up |
07:42.20 | AgiNamu | they can't block it -- it'd cause too many problems. |
07:42.30 | AgiNamu | liek... anyone with an email account NOT hosted by them, to start. |
07:42.48 | DyOS | yea well cox is pretty big where i'm from and they block 25 and 80 |
07:42.56 | DyOS | i'm sure there are other ports also like 135 139 probably |
07:42.58 | AgiNamu | oh, incoming? |
07:43.05 | AgiNamu | oh sure, incoming :P |
07:43.12 | AgiNamu | they prolly say ou can't run a server too :) |
07:43.29 | tuxinator_linux | I have COX, is stinks |
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07:43.33 | AgiNamu | well, call them and ask them to configure |
07:43.48 | DyOS | cox is pretty cool i like them |
07:43.50 | DyOS | faster than shit |
07:43.57 | AgiNamu | at any rate, if they block 25 incoming |
07:43.58 | tuxinator_linux | DyOS: When it's up |
07:44.06 | AgiNamu | hwo does that stop you from SENDING out email? |
07:44.45 | AgiNamu | well im tired |
07:44.46 | AgiNamu | night |
07:44.46 | tuxinator_linux | just did speed test: 4.6 megabits per second |
07:45.06 | AgiNamu | I did a speed test the other day |
07:45.11 | AgiNamu | downloading monobundle |
07:46.25 | AgiNamu | I get abotu 12Mbps |
07:46.31 | AgiNamu | and downloading asterisk and so on |
07:46.59 | AgiNamu | on my server. here i only have 512k :( |
07:47.00 | AgiNamu | night |
07:47.03 | Eight | well that's cute. X-Lite is telling me its logged in, and I don't even have asterisk running =p |
07:48.27 | DyOS | they block 25 incomign and outgoing |
07:48.44 | HjemmeRoyK | ~lart digium |
07:48.46 | tuxinator_linux | Who was having port 25 problem? |
07:49.04 | puppet | eight: haha |
07:49.04 | tuxinator_linux | HjemmeRoyK: What's wrong with Digium? |
07:49.37 | tuxinator_linux | DyOS: What it you with port problems? |
07:49.51 | tuxinator_linux | or was it SexyKen? |
07:50.14 | tuxinator_linux | DyOS: it was you |
07:50.22 | tuxinator_linux | DyOS: http://sunportal.sunmanagers.org/pipermail/summaries/2004-July/005563.html may help |
07:50.43 | HjemmeRoyK | tuxinator_linux: their support, their hardware, their arrogance |
07:51.17 | tuxinator_linux | There're a young company, let em grow a little |
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07:51.36 | tuxinator_linux | HjemmeRoyK: Is there something wrong with the hardware? |
07:52.25 | HjemmeRoyK | ~lart tuxinator_linux |
07:52.41 | tuxinator_linux | Weeee ! |
07:52.46 | jmhunter | ~broadvoice |
07:52.47 | jbot | well, broadvoice is crap |
07:52.47 | tuxinator_linux | Again ! ! ! |
07:53.20 | tuxinator_linux | I don't know Digium that well, so I will have to take your word for it |
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07:53.42 | tuxinator_linux | HjemmeRoyK: but I would like to know if I shoudl not use their hardware |
07:53.51 | HjemmeRoyK | don't |
07:53.59 | HjemmeRoyK | use sangoma if you're looking for PRI cards |
07:54.03 | HjemmeRoyK | they cost the same and rock |
07:54.16 | HjemmeRoyK | ~sangoma |
07:54.48 | HjemmeRoyK | jbot: Sangoma PRI cards is what Digium's PRI cards were supposed to be in the first place |
07:54.50 | jbot | okay, HjemmeRoyK |
07:58.15 | tuxinator_linux | hmm, sangoma cards look nice |
07:58.40 | HjemmeRoyK | tuxinator_linux: and they cost the same |
07:58.40 | Juggie | some of their cards need custom drivers tho i believe |
07:59.04 | HjemmeRoyK | Juggie: they use an abstraction layer between native drivers and zaptel called wan pipes |
07:59.26 | tuxinator_linux | HjemmeRoyK: My Digium Dev Kit hasn't given me any trouble |
07:59.58 | tuxinator_linux | but I will be getting a PRI soon, so I need to get a card |
08:00.03 | HjemmeRoyK | my digium cards in ibm servers gives me lots and lots of interrupt loss and digium just blames the servers |
08:00.39 | tuxinator_linux | Could be, my digium card didn't like sharring and IRQ |
08:00.51 | tuxinator_linux | had to move and disable a few things |
08:00.57 | tuxinator_linux | old MB |
08:01.45 | tuxinator_linux | Is there a downside to using sangoma? |
08:03.28 | tuxinator_linux | WAN pipes, sounds like a sewer system |
08:04.29 | HjemmeRoyK | don't know yet |
08:04.36 | HjemmeRoyK | will try the 1-port later today |
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08:04.48 | HjemmeRoyK | getting quad port friday or something |
08:04.51 | MuppetMaster | Hello everyone. |
08:04.56 | tuxinator_linux | Hellow MuppetMaster |
08:04.59 | MuppetMaster | Why does Asterisk not support SIMPLE/Presence? |
08:05.05 | tuxinator_linux | Who? |
08:05.08 | HjemmeRoyK | I know they don't like interrupt sharing, but I've tried virtuall every fscking thing |
08:05.17 | HjemmeRoyK | MuppetMaster: wtf is that? |
08:05.45 | MuppetMaster | HjemmeRoyK: SIMPLE is the presence capability (ie - IM) within the SIP standard. Similar to XMPP in the Jabber world. |
08:05.46 | tuxinator_linux | HjemmeRoyK: What is your error, I though my HD was failing, but it and IRQ conflict |
08:05.50 | *** join/#asterisk nine76 (~t00r@cpe-69-135-184-24.woh.rr.com) |
08:06.09 | nine76 | hello all |
08:06.33 | MuppetMaster | For example, the Microsoft Live Communication Server is using SIMPLE for their presence capabilities and for interconnection with other IM platforms. |
08:06.37 | tuxinator_linux | MuppetMaster: http://voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=SIP%20simple |
08:06.48 | tuxinator_linux | ~rtfw |
08:06.49 | jbot | it has been said that rtfw is Read That F*cking Wiki, the one at http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php |
08:07.05 | MuppetMaster | tuxinator_linux: Exactly. |
08:07.05 | tuxinator_linux | Hello 976 |
08:07.13 | HjemmeRoyK | tuxinator_linux: just attest reporting some .05 and more interrupt loss and terrible sound drops |
08:07.23 | HjemmeRoyK | on three similar servers |
08:07.30 | MuppetMaster | Now, since Asterisk is all singing all dancing and one of the best softswitches around, why has it not supported something as 'basic' as SIMPLE? |
08:07.37 | tuxinator_linux | HjemmeRoyK: Interesting |
08:07.56 | MuppetMaster | Anyone have any ideas? As this could be a very powerful tool, invoked within dialplans to do follow me routing based on your IM status, etc, etc. |
08:08.00 | puppet | muppetmaster: cause no one have coded it? |
08:08.05 | puppet | muppetmaster: code it then? :) |
08:08.07 | MuppetMaster | puppet: Most likely. |
08:08.08 | tuxinator_linux | MuppetMaster: Hack away |
08:08.13 | MuppetMaster | puppet: If only I were a coder. |
08:08.15 | jmhunter | i want one of those slick new grandstream phones |
08:08.27 | puppet | jmhunter: i want one of thoose nice cisco wlan phones :/ |
08:08.35 | MuppetMaster | Just curious if there was some reason not too, or just no one cares... |
08:08.43 | puppet | muppetmaster: no one cares i think |
08:08.46 | tuxinator_linux | http://www.grandstream.com/y-gxp2000.htm ? |
08:08.55 | jmhunter | cisco wlan phones? cool... $$$$ |
08:09.01 | MuppetMaster | Would bring Asterisk to the next level, as could be used within the call queuing capabilities as well. |
08:09.02 | puppet | jmhunter: mm ;P |
08:09.40 | MuppetMaster | You could send users messages when a call arrives via their IM client, ask them how they want to treat it, etc, etc. I have already done some of this with a Jabber server/XMPP... Would be beautiful to fully exploit the SIP standard within Asterisk. |
08:10.05 | puppet | jmhunter: CISCO GLOBAL IP TELEFON 7920 + STATIONS LICENS |
08:10.08 | puppet | jmhunter: that one |
08:10.23 | MuppetMaster | Maybe another reason to have SER there with Asterisk... |
08:10.27 | puppet | exploit? exploit aint good ;p |
08:10.56 | jmhunter | o the 7920, the one thats been around for ages |
08:11.12 | jmhunter | nothing special.. and u cant load SIP into it.. unless thats changed |
08:11.19 | jmhunter | there is no sip image |
08:11.23 | puppet | jmhunter: ouch ok :/ |
08:11.50 | jmhunter | the new grandstreams are a good competitor with the 7940... less flash, lest cost |
08:11.54 | Juggie | it will still work with mgcp |
08:11.57 | Juggie | or skinny |
08:12.00 | tuxinator_linux | I got a quote today for various Cisco phones with SIP |
08:12.05 | puppet | i want a cordless |
08:12.14 | jmhunter | wisip if anything |
08:12.35 | jmhunter | i still prefer the 7905g |
08:12.37 | jmhunter | its sick |
08:12.57 | puppet | jmhunter: it is ;D |
08:13.05 | tuxinator_linux | http://pastebin.ca/7065 has what I was quoted |
08:13.07 | Juggie | tuxinator_linux, take a look at the mitel 5215 or 5220 |
08:13.54 | jmhunter | sounds right, where the quote from |
08:14.19 | puppet | jmhunter: 7970G then? ;p |
08:14.27 | tuxinator_linux | Juggie: looks like nice perkless phones |
08:14.34 | tuxinator_linux | no 7970 |
08:14.42 | tuxinator_linux | no SIP for 7970 |
08:14.42 | jmhunter | 7970 doesnt do sip either |
08:14.53 | puppet | is cisco that after? ;P |
08:14.53 | tuxinator_linux | jmhunter: Insight |
08:14.57 | jmhunter | ur talking 7960, 40, 05g |
08:14.58 | puppet | all the cool phones lack Sip |
08:15.03 | HjemmeRoyK | ~sangoma? |
08:15.20 | jmhunter | check with gtsinc.biz... theyre competitive and you can talk the price down |
08:15.22 | Juggie | tuxinator_linux, perkless phones? |
08:15.40 | tuxinator_linux | no frills |
08:15.42 | HjemmeRoyK | ~sangoma |
08:15.45 | HjemmeRoyK | ~Sangoma |
08:15.51 | tuxinator_linux | just phones, no fancy stuff |
08:16.00 | Juggie | tuxinator_linux, what do u want that mitel doesnt do |
08:16.07 | tuxinator_linux | HjemmeRoyK sure likes Sangoma |
08:16.30 | tuxinator_linux | Display is a little small for a good directory |
08:16.36 | HjemmeRoyK | did someone tell jbot to forget it? |
08:16.48 | tuxinator_linux | Don't think he learned it |
08:16.53 | puppet | I am having troubles to figure out one thing :/ |
08:17.04 | tuxinator_linux | spit it out puppet |
08:17.13 | HjemmeRoyK | jbot: sangoma PRI cards is what Digium's PRI cards were supposed to be in the first place |
08:17.14 | jbot | HjemmeRoyK: i already had it that way |
08:17.20 | Juggie | tuxinator_linux, i dont know if the 5220 links to a remote directory either |
08:17.31 | Juggie | i'm still awaiting my shipment of sip enabled phones |
08:17.37 | Juggie | i have 5220's but they are minet only |
08:17.38 | puppet | I wanne take uptime, split it up, then output it in voice, kinda |
08:17.55 | puppet | Cant figure out how to do it |
08:18.05 | Juggie | puppet, should be easy, write an agi to do it |
08:18.16 | tuxinator_linux | puppet: ya, what Juggie said |
08:18.27 | puppet | *reads some about agi* |
08:18.45 | Juggie | i'd use agiphp split it up no problem and then play it back using say number and some recorded messages |
08:18.53 | HjemmeRoyK | jbot: sangoma is a company that makes PRI cards the way Digium should have done it in the first place.... |
08:18.54 | jbot | okay, HjemmeRoyK |
08:19.09 | tuxinator_linux | http://voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+AGI |
08:19.18 | puppet | http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+AGI < was there now ;P |
08:20.07 | tuxinator_linux | http://voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+AGI+php looks good to me |
08:20.14 | tuxinator_linux | I am a PHP kinda guy |
08:20.40 | puppet | < php to |
08:20.41 | puppet | :) |
08:20.50 | Juggie | tuxinator_linux, then go get the latest version of phpagi off the sourceforge cvs |
08:20.56 | Juggie | and then you'll get it going no problem |
08:20.57 | puppet | I can just try the example.php |
08:21.12 | Juggie | phpagi makes it easier |
08:21.16 | Juggie | does all the dirty work for you |
08:21.45 | tuxinator_linux | I am anxious, just need to work on some other projects first |
08:22.14 | tuxinator_linux | I have learned alot living in this channel |
08:23.34 | tuxinator_linux | There are a lot of people that never say anything, like DOOMD |
08:23.40 | tuxinator_linux | ~seen DOOMD |
08:23.42 | jbot | doomd <~DrKiller@62.117.85.65> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 1h 27s ago, saying: 'At once I apologize for my English. Whether it is realized in the program alive packages for radius'. |
08:23.43 | puppet | sweet |
08:23.45 | puppet | that was easy ;D |
08:23.52 | puppet | afk gonecode nerd2k uptimescript |
08:24.30 | tuxinator_linux | puppet: ??, oh well |
08:24.52 | puppet | tuxinator_linux: using it at home ;p |
08:24.54 | tuxinator_linux | puppet: Need sleep, can't figure things out |
08:25.00 | puppet | "press 4 for current uptime" |
08:25.01 | puppet | ;D |
08:25.05 | tuxinator_linux | ahh |
08:25.06 | tuxinator_linux | fun |
08:25.07 | nine76 | may I ask a question? (yes,I have rtfw,and getting started guide, and several users pages...) |
08:25.12 | tuxinator_linux | Yes |
08:25.24 | tuxinator_linux | Speak your mind nine76 |
08:25.46 | tuxinator_linux | Don't take "rtfw" personally |
08:27.16 | tuxinator_linux | jbot: what time is it? |
08:27.18 | jbot | I think you lost me on that one, tuxinator_linux |
08:27.23 | tuxinator_linux | ~time |
08:27.24 | jbot | [time] 1 dimensional, or everlasting |
08:27.31 | nine76 | I am awaiting a x100p card,so I'm playing around till ti arrives. I setup asterisk on a 2.6 kernel (is that a nono?) anyways,i can connect with a couple sip clients (kphone,xlite) I can use the clients to access voicemail,and other demo features. I added FWD and Iaxtel accnts. When I try to dial a 1800 # with either sip client I get "not found". I have tried sending the 800 calls through iaxtel,and fwd,from console of * it dials fine,from sip |
08:27.31 | nine76 | <PROTECTED> |
08:28.03 | tuxinator_linux | I wrote a wiki for 2.6 using CentOS http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk+CentOS-4.0+Zaptel |
08:28.45 | Juggie | nine76, its your dialplan |
08:28.49 | tuxinator_linux | I haven't played with that stuff yet, sorry |
08:28.53 | puppet | tuxinator_linux: do I just do PLAYBACK days |
08:29.01 | tuxinator_linux | post your dialplan to pastebin.ca |
08:29.01 | Juggie | your sip clients come in on a dif context likely perhaps sip? and you dont have the dial stuff in there |
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08:29.39 | tuxinator_linux | puppet: Are you asking how to play a sound? |
08:29.46 | puppet | tuxinator_linux: yeah :) |
08:29.46 | Juggie | you should put your iaxtel/fwd etc... into its own context |
08:29.54 | Juggie | then include it into default and sip |
08:31.35 | tuxinator_linux | puppet: http://voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk%20cmd%20Playback |
08:31.52 | nine76 | How depressing. I assuemd I would get no good answers and just "go to wiki". I actually got a good answer,and dont understand it :-P sip clients are in context default. unsure of what context iaxtel and fwd are in. I'll get back to reading. Thanks |
08:31.53 | Eight | I'll just keep tinkering if there's no simple answer, but is there any basic setup I missed where a SIP call into the demo context works fine, but the sip client doesn't hear any audio? (I'm fairly confident SJPhone isn't having local audio config issues). |
08:31.59 | puppet | tuxinator_linux: i meant from php |
08:32.21 | tuxinator_linux | puppet: ohhh |
08:34.03 | tuxinator_linux | puppet: http://pastebin.ca/7067 |
08:34.11 | modulus_ | bleh |
08:34.18 | puppet | thanks |
08:34.19 | tuxinator_linux | puppet: Don't know anything about PHP AGI yet |
08:34.59 | tuxinator_linux | puppet: but that is a starting point |
08:35.12 | puppet | Im uaing regular php |
08:35.33 | tuxinator_linux | oh, I haven't done sound in PHP |
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08:37.39 | moonwick | holy cthulhu, you have to be kidding. |
08:37.57 | tuxinator_linux | ~cthulhu |
08:37.58 | jbot | Ia! Ia! Cthulhu ftaghn! or i heard cthulhu was an ancient horror, sleeping below the seas in dread R'lyeh. or a figment of '30s horror author H.P. Lovecraft's imagination.. Ph'nglui Mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'Lyeh Wgah'nagl Fhtagn |
08:37.58 | moonwick | PHP is not a general-use language, for chrissake |
08:38.14 | puppet | tuxinator_linux: works sweet |
08:38.22 | puppet | tuxinator_linux: write("EXEC PLAYBACK days X"); |
08:38.28 | moonwick | when PHP is the only language you know, every problem looks like a crappy website. |
08:38.35 | tuxinator_linux | moonwick: I use it for a lot of stuff |
08:38.39 | moonwick | you're nuts. |
08:38.50 | tuxinator_linux | Easy to do stuff |
08:38.54 | tuxinator_linux | I do perl also |
08:38.56 | moonwick | PHP is a lousy, lousy language. |
08:38.59 | moonwick | that's good. |
08:39.00 | tuxinator_linux | I am relearning C |
08:39.18 | moonwick | perl is at least designed for doing more than just web stuff. |
08:39.30 | tuxinator_linux | Haven't really done C since I was 14 |
08:39.45 | tuxinator_linux | PHP works well for shell scripts |
08:40.09 | tuxinator_linux | when the syntax is on the top of your mind |
08:40.16 | moonwick | so does, um, you know, shell. |
08:40.27 | tuxinator_linux | I know |
08:40.27 | Zeeek | yawn |
08:40.39 | tuxinator_linux | Zeeek: Tired? |
08:40.49 | Zeeek | ya |
08:40.55 | Zeeek | and alone |
08:41.02 | tuxinator_linux | poor Zeeek |
08:41.34 | tuxinator_linux | Do commit suicide and try to install * on windows |
08:41.38 | Zeeek | but my assistant will be here shorly, and I turned on the espresso machine, so all is well |
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08:41.55 | tuxinator_linux | I mean don't |
08:42.07 | Zeeek | shit I forgot to start the tftp server |
08:42.25 | puppet | tuxinator_linux: this was easy ;p |
08:42.29 | *** part/#asterisk Red_6 (~alex@m174.net81-66-29.noos.fr) |
08:42.32 | Juggie | does * even compile/ |
08:42.41 | Juggie | someone actually bothered to make * run on winblows? |
08:42.43 | tuxinator_linux | puppet: I will have to pick your brain when I get there |
08:42.59 | tuxinator_linux | Juggie: Why I don't know |
08:43.00 | Zeeek | there are versions |
08:43.00 | moonwick | clearly the world needs a port of * to java :) |
08:43.02 | puppet | tuxinator_linux: Ill paste it to you when its done |
08:43.11 | tuxinator_linux | java is too bulky for me |
08:43.14 | tuxinator_linux | cool |
08:43.35 | Zeeek | because of the zillions of windows installs out there. WIndows is like China - you can't ignore it |
08:44.12 | Juggie | java |
08:44.15 | Juggie | gay |
08:44.24 | Juggie | sure if youdlike it to only do 10 calls before crapping out |
08:44.35 | Zeeek | heh |
08:44.45 | tuxinator_linux | I'll wait untill Java is no longer controled by Sun |
08:44.51 | Juggie | Zeeek, windows is never going to be a reputable server os |
08:44.54 | Juggie | no matter what happens |
08:45.07 | Juggie | everything mission critical is a *nix job |
08:45.19 | Juggie | or *bsd |
08:45.23 | moonwick | I dunno, another couple of rewrites and they might make it. :P |
08:45.24 | modulus_ | bsd is a unix |
08:45.25 | Zeeek | I don't care to add to the literature on this subject. I'll just follow my own course. |
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08:45.39 | Zeeek | iax2 debug |
08:45.51 | Zeeek | fscking windows |
08:46.14 | tuxinator_linux | is that polite way to say f'n? |
08:46.29 | Juggie | you wont get any hardware support under winblows |
08:47.12 | tuxinator_linux | no more windows bashing, not going to waste my energy talking about it |
08:47.26 | tuxinator_linux | no one here disputes is crappiness |
08:47.35 | tuxinator_linux | even jbot |
08:47.36 | tuxinator_linux | ~windows |
08:47.37 | jbot | hmm... windows is a 32 bit hack on a 16 bit operating system, originally designed for an 8 bit CPU, with a 4 bit system bus, made by a 2 bit company that can't stand 1 bit of competition... |
08:48.05 | tuxinator_linux | jbot is java |
08:48.15 | modulus_ | jbot java? |
08:48.16 | jbot | i guess java is at (Link: http://www.blackdown.org)http://www.blackdown.org or at (Link: http://www.javasoft.com)http://www.javasoft.com or at (Link: http://www.savaje.com)http://www.savaje.com or at (Link: http://www.pocketlinux.com)http://www.pocketlinux.com or at (Link: http://java.sun.com)http://java.sun.com or at http://www.insignia.com, or see the ... |
08:48.30 | Juggie | ~java |
08:48.31 | jbot | methinks java is at (Link: http://www.blackdown.org)http://www.blackdown.org or at (Link: http://www.javasoft.com)http://www.javasoft.com or at (Link: http://www.savaje.com)http://www.savaje.com or at (Link: http://www.pocketlinux.com)http://www.pocketlinux.com or at (Link: http://java.sun.com)http://java.sun.com or at http://www.insignia.com, or see the ... |
08:48.34 | tuxinator_linux | ~about jbot |
08:48.40 | tuxinator_linux | ~status |
08:48.41 | jbot | Since Tue Mar 8 23:18:31 2005, there have been 13 modifications, 157 questions, 0 dunnos, 0 morons and 152 commands. I have been awake for 9h 30m 9s this session, and currently reference 108290 factoids. I'm using about 12516 kB of memory. With 0 active forks. Process time user/system 1136.61/159.16 child 67.63/6.54 |
08:48.52 | Zeeek | ~got religion |
08:49.07 | Juggie | ~karma zeeek |
08:49.07 | jbot | zeeek has neutral karma |
08:49.15 | Juggie | ~karma juggie |
08:49.15 | jbot | juggie has neutral karma |
08:49.17 | tuxinator_linux | ~karma tuxinator_linux |
08:49.17 | jbot | tuxinator_linux has neutral karma |
08:53.04 | Zeeek | ~seen anything interesting |
08:53.06 | jbot | i haven't seen 'anything interesting', Zeeek |
08:53.12 | Zeeek | nor have I yet |
08:53.21 | Zeeek | COFFEE TIME WHEEE |
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09:04.29 | tuxinator_linux | Zeeek, you're going to be up all night, oh wait, it's morning for you, isn't it? |
09:04.37 | Zeeek | Yep! |
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09:05.58 | Rival | mornin |
09:07.10 | tuxinator_linux | 2 AM here, early morning Rival |
09:07.39 | Rival | =) |
09:07.40 | Zeeek | 10:07AM |
09:10.22 | tuxinator_linux | I think I am sleepy |
09:10.32 | tuxinator_linux | but I don't wanna |
09:10.40 | tuxinator_linux | kinda boycotting it this week |
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09:20.25 | MuppetMaster | 10.20 am here, nice and sunny |
09:20.51 | nine76 | 4:20am here...according to kweather its sunny out...its lying. |
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09:24.36 | Eight | Hooray =) |
09:24.37 | Zeeek | LOOP! |
09:25.23 | Eight | Now I get to see if I can make asterisk available through my NAT =p |
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09:31.50 | Spiro | Hello everyone |
09:32.14 | Spiro | It took me like a decade to try and register to access this channel, feeling a bit slow this morning |
09:32.44 | Spiro | So, does anyone know is asterisk support conferencing? |
09:32.51 | multrix | Hi, do anybody here tried to use french company wengo with a IP-10S phone ? the password seems to be too long ! |
09:33.26 | Eight | Spiro: I'm pretty sure asterisk will do just about anything that you might call 'conferencing'. |
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09:33.56 | Spiro | I want to run asterisk as a conference server having more than 20 people together in a session communicating |
09:34.06 | justinnnnnn | asterisk will do that pretty easily |
09:34.08 | Eight | spiro: Yup. |
09:34.13 | Spiro | Brilliant |
09:34.30 | Eight | Spiro: I forget what it's called exactly, but there's even a term for that feature. |
09:34.41 | justinnnnnn | meetme ? |
09:34.42 | nine76 | meetme? |
09:34.44 | Eight | Spiro: don't look at me for how to implement it though, I'm a newbie to Asterisk myself =) |
09:34.50 | Spiro | I think it's called conference bridging, does that ring a bell? |
09:34.51 | justinnnnnn | anyone wana fix my txfax for $$ pls :) ?? |
09:34.53 | Eight | Ya, that sounds like it =) |
09:34.57 | Eight | re: meetme. |
09:34.57 | justinnnnnn | someone will fix it for me one day :) |
09:35.24 | Spiro | Would you say that asterisk is one of the better SIP servers out there? |
09:35.26 | justinnnnnn | spiro, u can have passwds as well etc.. its pretty cool the conferance stuff |
09:35.34 | Spiro | And what protocol would you suggest using |
09:35.43 | hajekd | Can you comment the sound quality of Sipura 1001? |
09:36.11 | Spiro | Can you use windows messenger with it? |
09:36.27 | justinnnnnn | i think u can.. but u goto use some wierd non-sip setup ? |
09:36.30 | nine76 | first the * problem,then toilet overflows,now openbsd has died...kernel fault:-/ not my day people. |
09:36.35 | Spiro | i.e does it support the RTC control library, if a client is built using this |
09:36.53 | justinnnnnn | spiro, have a look on www.voip-info.org |
09:36.55 | Spiro | Quality you are all leegends |
09:37.06 | justinnnnnn | has all the answers ur after :) pls heaps other |
09:37.12 | Spiro | Justin what is your experience with asterisk |
09:41.14 | modulus_ | i saw a booth at a show once |
09:41.24 | modulus_ | what is an asterisk anyways? |
09:42.27 | Spiro | IS there a rpm for asterisk |
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09:42.49 | modulus_ | rpm eww |
09:42.49 | Eight | the only 'packaged' install of Asterisk I know if is a Mac OS X pkg. |
09:42.52 | tzafrir | An asterisk? The character '*', right? |
09:42.55 | modulus_ | redhat sucks |
09:43.00 | potter | anyone here setup h323 ---- > asterisk ------> SIP |
09:43.04 | potter | and working |
09:43.13 | Spiro | i am new in linux |
09:43.16 | tzafrir | Eight, Debian has some pretty good Asterisk packages |
09:43.21 | Spiro | What is the best linux server to use? |
09:43.26 | Spiro | Why does redhat sucl |
09:43.35 | modulus_ | because it's brain-dead |
09:43.38 | Eight | tzafrir: Oh really? Maybe I should have setup a debian-ish box for Asterisk =) |
09:43.48 | Spiro | thayt's an ntellegent answer |
09:43.57 | Spiro | Ellaborate |
09:43.57 | MuppetMaster | Spira: I like SuSE v9.2 |
09:44.03 | beezly | I've just got an X100P which is showing RED state in zttool - i'm not sure it's been correctly plugged into the line yet. would the x100p show red if that were the case? |
09:44.04 | Eight | Spiro: bah. Don't bother getting into a distro-war with people =p |
09:44.09 | tzafrir | You can try Rapid, which already comes with pre-compiled everything (zaptel included) |
09:44.11 | MuppetMaster | Spiro: Works great with Asterisk. |
09:44.36 | modulus_ | spiro, ever used redhat in a high load environment? |
09:44.36 | Eight | tzafrir: Rapid is what? |
09:44.47 | tzafrir | beezly, yes, it will show RED if it's not connected |
09:44.56 | tzafrir | ~rapid |
09:44.57 | jbot | methinks xorcom rapid is at http://www.xorcom.com/rapid.html . A Debian based distro that features an auto-installer which installs and configures both Debian, and Asterisk. Maintainer: tzafrir |
09:44.58 | Spiro | I am very new in the linux circle |
09:45.03 | Spiro | I don't have a clue |
09:45.05 | beezly | tzafrir: excellent - at least I know that's what I should expect then! |
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09:45.25 | modulus_ | spiro, try a real os: http://www.freebsd.org |
09:45.35 | Spiro | What is this |
09:45.40 | modulus_ | unix |
09:45.42 | modulus_ | bsd unix |
09:45.46 | tzafrir | the OS of the daemon |
09:45.47 | Eight | tzafrir: aha, Cool. How is that different from the Asterisk@Home thing that got on /. recently? |
09:45.58 | tzafrir | Eight, a different approach |
09:46.05 | Eight | tzafrir: in what way? |
09:46.06 | modulus_ | tzafrir, penguins last forever but daemons never die |
09:46.21 | tzafrir | Asterisk@home is a distro to build Asterisk. |
09:46.43 | Spiro | How does asterisk run on Unix |
09:46.50 | tzafrir | It thus includes a complete build system. I'm a strong believer in the packages system of Linux |
09:47.11 | tzafrir | Spiro, what Unix exactly? SCO Open Server? |
09:47.24 | Eight | tzafrir: Ah, so it's a bare-bones box that installs binaries? |
09:47.36 | modulus_ | tzafrir, i highly doubt he even heard of SCO |
09:47.57 | Spiro | BSD unix? |
09:48.03 | tzafrir | Eight, yes. If you want a build system, you can "upgrade" it to a complete Debian installation |
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09:48.13 | Tommmo | hi |
09:48.15 | Eight | tzafrir: Cool. Thanks for the info. |
09:48.23 | Tommmo | i've got a call coming in on number 03 9015 1234 |
09:48.30 | Tommmo | i want asterisk to redirect this to extension 1234 |
09:48.32 | tzafrir | Asterisk seems to run well on FreeBSD. It also seems to run on NetBSD |
09:48.35 | Tommmo | how can i strip off the 039015 ? |
09:48.40 | modulus_ | tommo, some of my calls start with + |
09:48.45 | maruz | if a queue waiting is too long, can i allow caller to presss e digit to leave a voicemail message? |
09:48.48 | nine76 | Then my upcoming OpenBSD attempt should go smoothly:) |
09:48.59 | Eight | Are there any driver issues with running on FreeBSD? |
09:49.05 | Tommmo | tried something like |
09:49.18 | Tommmo | exten => _0390151xxx,1,Goto(${EXTEN:4},1) |
09:49.24 | potter | Eight havent gone that far yet ... dont have zaptel cards installed right now on the server |
09:49.33 | tzafrir | Does zaptel work with OpenBSD? (no self interest, just for general information) |
09:49.35 | Tommmo | but it removes the first |
09:49.46 | nine76 | wiki claims it does work with obsd |
09:50.17 | Tommmo | How can I send calls between contexts? |
09:50.17 | modulus_ | tzafrir, openbsd has linux binary (file structure) support too |
09:50.25 | Tommmo | for example, my calls come in on context default |
09:50.32 | tzafrir | modulus_, that doesn't cover drivers support |
09:50.39 | Tommmo | i'm trying to redirect to extension 1234 in context "test" |
09:50.46 | modulus_ | tzafrir, but it's the same kernel |
09:50.49 | Tommmo | is there a way to do this? |
09:51.04 | modulus_ | tommo, do you need Goto()? |
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09:51.17 | modulus_ | goto(extension,priority) |
09:51.18 | shaZwaz | hi all |
09:51.22 | Tommmo | modulus_ im using that |
09:51.23 | Tommmo | exten => _039015513X,1,Goto(${EXTEN:6},1) |
09:51.29 | Tommmo | but how do i tell it to go to another context? |
09:51.29 | modulus_ | there ya go! |
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09:51.42 | Tommmo | i.e. all my incoming calls only appear to work in "default" context |
09:51.54 | Tommmo | then i need to take the call into different contexts... |
09:52.11 | Blazeeeeeee | hello there, i am looking for anyone who knows asterisk, but live in South Africa |
09:52.25 | clive- | balzeee howzit |
09:52.39 | Blazeeeeeee | hi clive- |
09:52.59 | Blazeeeeeee | anyone from south africa here? |
09:53.02 | *** part/#asterisk beezly (~beezly@2001:630:63:16:204:75ff:feed:da66) |
09:53.03 | Blazeeeeeee | please |
09:53.14 | potter | wats the prob Blazeeeeeee |
09:53.14 | Eight | Tommo http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+cmd+Goto |
09:53.31 | Eight | Got(context, extension, priority) |
09:53.35 | Eight | err |
09:53.37 | Eight | Goto(context, extension, priority) |
09:53.52 | modulus_ | i still have an openbsd 2.9 box that's been running for 4 years for a client of mine |
09:54.10 | nine76 | WOW. Thanks juggie. "oh, *that* context* ;) |
09:55.10 | Eight | Just out of random curiosity: Anyone in the Minneapolis/TC area? |
09:55.17 | modulus_ | mall of america |
09:55.18 | modulus_ | wheeeeee |
09:55.28 | Eight | modulus_: =p |
09:55.33 | puppet | Im so bored :( |
09:55.52 | modulus_ | scandanavian descendants adopting korean kids |
09:55.54 | modulus_ | wheeeeee |
09:55.58 | puppet | Give me something usefull to do |
09:56.10 | modulus_ | puppet: ping -f whitehouse.gov |
09:56.18 | Eight | puppet: then maybe you can tell me what ports I need to forward to the Asterisk box through my NAT for SIP clients to hit me from outside? |
09:56.27 | modulus_ | eight, udp 5060 |
09:56.32 | modulus_ | jbot sip? |
09:56.33 | jbot | X11 PPP dialer interface written in gtk+. URL: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Campus/3104/sip/ Session Initiation Protocol (see RFC 3261) |
09:57.04 | puppet | eight: RTFW ;p |
09:57.21 | Eight | Heh, I'm reading I'm reading... |
09:57.22 | puppet | modulus_: i just forwarded hotkey 5 -> 1-800-Freesex |
09:57.24 | Eight | but you said you were bored =p |
09:57.33 | puppet | eight: ;D |
09:57.43 | modulus_ | [root@mirkwood ~]# cd /usr/ports |
09:57.43 | modulus_ | [root@mirkwood /usr/ports]# make search key=asterisk |
09:57.43 | modulus_ | Port: asterisk-1.0.3_1 |
09:57.46 | modulus_ | do i need to cvsup? |
09:57.48 | modulus_ | anyone? |
09:58.34 | potter | cvsup |
09:58.43 | modulus_ | what should it be? |
09:58.47 | modulus_ | 1.1.x? |
09:58.53 | potter | theres the 1.0.5 already out |
09:59.07 | nine76 | hmm |
09:59.08 | modulus_ | stable? |
09:59.11 | justinnnnnn | someone who wants money pls fix my txfax :) ? |
09:59.12 | potter | yep |
09:59.29 | potter | using it now |
09:59.36 | potter | or rather since yesterday :D |
09:59.48 | shaZwaz | justinnnnnn: what wrong ? |
09:59.58 | modulus_ | potter, yesterday? |
10:00.39 | modulus_ | heh |
10:00.44 | Eight | 1.0.6 is out... |
10:00.51 | modulus_ | Last database update: 2005-03-09 09:51:05 UTC |
10:00.51 | Eight | atleast, I think that's what I just downloaded =) |
10:01.08 | modulus_ | Wed Mar 9 02:01:11 PST 2005 |
10:01.23 | modulus_ | i'm not too far behind ^_^ |
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10:04.17 | Eight | Where do I tell Asterisk what ports it should use for SIP RTP? |
10:04.27 | MuppetMaster | Eight: /etc/asterisk/rtp.conf |
10:04.33 | Eight | aha =) |
10:04.40 | Eight | new conf file for me =) |
10:04.41 | Eight | Thanks. |
10:04.53 | MuppetMaster | Eight: no worries |
10:05.12 | MuppetMaster | Too many conf files...reminds me of Genesys in the early days... |
10:05.33 | *** part/#asterisk maruz (~maumar@adsl-123-3.38-151.net24.it) |
10:05.37 | Eight | I kinda like the segregation, actually. |
10:05.51 | MuppetMaster | Yes, but difficult to get one's mind around at first. |
10:06.04 | Eight | I just need to learn to skim the files when I'm looking for something. |
10:06.12 | MuppetMaster | For real enteprise management would be great to see some type of configuration server that actively manages all configuration. |
10:06.19 | Eight | Aye. |
10:06.21 | MuppetMaster | grep works wonders |
10:06.39 | Eight | Doesn't seem like it'd be too hard to write a python front end to the config files. |
10:06.43 | Eight | either web based, or whatever. |
10:06.52 | shaZwaz | ~seen implicit |
10:06.53 | jbot | implicit <~implicit@ip68-5-148-1.oc.oc.cox.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 7d 4h 59s ago, saying: '~seen cmc'. |
10:06.56 | nine76 | There a php frontend |
10:07.21 | Eight | nine76: I saw mention of that somewhere... haven't had a chance to look. Tried it? |
10:07.26 | MuppetMaster | Eight: True, but it is all the consistency checking logic to ensure proper configuration to do it right. |
10:07.58 | nine76 | Eight, I have not. Hoping to fully understand things better by not going the gui route. |
10:07.59 | MuppetMaster | The PHP front end (unless you are talking AMP) is simply a viewer for the raw text files. At least the one I have seen. |
10:10.04 | Eight | I don't really mind the text file thing... it feels really natural to me actually. Perhaps it's all the time I've spent in unix flat config files... |
10:10.20 | Eight | but it's certainly not something I'd want to train people in on regularly. |
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10:10.54 | Eight | ok, so the port forwarding thing is apparently pretty painless. |
10:11.05 | Eight | 5060 & 10k-20k, by default. |
10:11.21 | Eight | (UDP) |
10:12.07 | huggie | _9.,1,GotoIf($[${CONTEXT} == "rob"]?100:2) works fine if context is rob but seems to fail otherwise with a parse error. What would cause that? |
10:12.24 | huggie | (on asterisk 1.0.0 - not been tracking releases) |
10:13.06 | MuppetMaster | huggie: Try 9.,1,GotoIf($["${CONTEXT}" == "rob"]?100:2) |
10:13.32 | puppet | huggie: remove "" |
10:13.33 | puppet | maybe |
10:13.46 | huggie | MuppetMaster: yeah I did and it failed again. Hmm, I guess I didn't try removing the "s |
10:13.49 | justinnnnnn | huggie: i get that as well!!! |
10:13.56 | justinnnnnn | i copy and paste a gotoif and it doesnt work |
10:14.06 | puppet | huggie: thats what i did on mine but it looked a bit diff |
10:14.21 | puppet | im using s/number,6, |
10:14.24 | puppet | now instead :) |
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10:15.58 | *** topic/#asterisk is Asterisk: The Open Source PBX || 1.0.6 Released || Dev Conf 1PM CST MARCH 10th -> IAX2/guest@66.250.68.194/996 || ClueCon Dev Conf Aug 3rd - 5th |
10:17.38 | huggie | So with quotes there's no parse error but I get: Executing GotoIf("SIP/501-010a", ""staff"=="rob"?100:2") and then it goes to 100. Um. staff isn't equal to rob! |
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10:24.07 | tzafrir | Eight, what's so wrong with editing config files? |
10:24.29 | puppet | huggie: did it work? |
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10:25.09 | huggie | puppet: no, haven't figured it out yet. |
10:25.18 | puppet | huggie: it didnt work as i said? |
10:25.54 | tzafrir | anyway, what I don't like about AMP is that it stays too close to the structure of the config files. It has no real notion of an extension with its own line and voicemail box |
10:25.56 | huggie | puppet: removing the quotes? Didn't seem to. But spaces or lack of them appear to be important and I'm not sure I've tried all the combinations yet. |
10:26.06 | tzafrir | This is what I like about DeStar |
10:27.46 | Eight | tzafrir: Nothing wrong with editing flat text files. But it *is* alot to learn if you want even the simplest of features. |
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10:27.56 | puppet | huggie: huggie aint it single = and not == |
10:28.51 | huggie | puppet: ooh good call. I'll check in a mo. |
10:29.35 | CleanerX | res_config_odbc.so: undefined symbol: va_copy anyone seen this before? |
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10:35.15 | huggie | puppet: woo, that's it thanks :) |
10:35.55 | RoyK | lol |
10:35.56 | Eight | what-are-you-wearing.gsm ?! |
10:35.59 | *** part/#asterisk huggie (~huggie@the.earth.li) |
10:36.01 | RoyK | :D |
10:38.45 | tuxinator_linux | talk-to-me.gsm |
10:39.14 | tuxinator_linux | Getting sleepy, slowing down |
10:39.37 | tuxinator_linux | Hey guys, I am going to go join my wife for the rest of the night |
10:39.50 | tuxinator_linux | Have a good day |
10:39.51 | tuxinator_linux | Night |
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10:46.08 | salviadud | im new to this asterisk deal, i work at a company that handles calls from all over the place, im basically an international operator |
10:46.21 | shadebob | hi, does asterisk need a sound card for music on hold or my te110p can make music for client? |
10:46.26 | salviadud | but, since we use winblowz, i think i could help out with asterisk |
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10:49.37 | shaZwaz | justinnnnnn: you there ? |
10:50.33 | salviadud | do i need voice over ip to run asterisk? |
10:50.42 | salviadud | or can i run it from a normal phone line? |
10:50.51 | Eight | salviadud: the latter. |
10:51.13 | salviadud | i need asterisk to run voice over ip eh... |
10:51.52 | Eight | not necessarily, but it does act as a good bridge between plain phones and VoIP |
10:52.14 | Eight | but if all you want is a residential VoIP line there are easier solutions. |
10:52.33 | salviadud | i don't want easy... |
10:52.47 | salviadud | what i want is to start a "call processing server" |
10:52.53 | salviadud | if thats what you call it |
10:52.58 | salviadud | at my home first |
10:53.01 | Eight | PBX =) |
10:53.01 | salviadud | then |
10:53.05 | Eight | is what you call it. |
10:53.14 | salviadud | right, pbx! |
10:53.22 | salviadud | then, if i get good enough skill |
10:53.34 | salviadud | change my company's old pbx to asterisk |
10:53.45 | Eight | Sounds like a plan. |
10:53.50 | salviadud | cause i know anything running under windows is just not good enough |
10:54.26 | salviadud | but, i feel like the newest newbie of them all, you know where i can get a good voice over ip phone to start me up? |
10:54.43 | salviadud | any recommendations? |
10:54.45 | Eight | hardware or software? |
10:54.50 | Eight | I'm using SJPhone right now. |
10:54.55 | Eight | to do my Asterisk testing. |
10:55.21 | salviadud | hardware |
10:55.29 | salviadud | i need the "phone" basically |
10:55.38 | salviadud | so, i need to know what to buy |
10:56.07 | Eight | http://www.voipsupply.com/index.php?cPath=99_103 |
10:56.22 | Eight | The IAXy at the top turns any phone into an "IP" phone. |
10:57.04 | Eight | and the TDM400P cards also interface with phones (FXS) or interface with phone lines (FXO) |
10:57.15 | clive- | i would get a sipura over an iaxy any day |
10:57.42 | Eight | clive-: why so? |
10:58.53 | clive- | eight, iaxy cant do g729 or g723, or gsm or jitter buffering |
10:59.10 | clive- | its only plus is that it can do iax2 |
10:59.37 | clive- | which is only a plus if you are behind a NAT |
10:59.38 | eipi | anyone tried a tdm02b on pci 2.1? works? |
11:00.03 | eipi | i know that website says that needs pci 2.2, but anyone tried if it works? |
11:00.54 | Eight | clive-: Ah, that's interesting. |
11:01.21 | Eight | So it's a good device to give to 'roamers', but not really anything special on a LAN? |
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11:01.53 | clive- | lol..if they roam to south africa over here, it will be worthless also |
11:02.09 | Eight | How os? |
11:02.11 | Eight | erm, How so? |
11:02.23 | clive- | g711 uses way too much bandwidth, more than one can get |
11:02.27 | Eight | ah |
11:02.36 | cced | how to improve open-source tormentia cards? |
11:02.53 | Eight | is that the only codec it'll use? |
11:02.54 | cced | how to improve open-source tormentia cards? |
11:02.55 | cced | as if Digium and Varion card improved from tormentia cards. |
11:02.55 | cced | how to do? |
11:02.55 | cced | as seen from |
11:02.55 | cced | http://www.zapatatelephony.com/ |
11:03.17 | clive- | eight, take your pick g711 or g711 |
11:03.34 | clive- | lol |
11:03.35 | Eight | clive-: thanks. That's good info. |
11:04.02 | clive- | if you are behind a NAT then iaxy is good |
11:04.47 | clive- | I am hoping to try out the av168ev ata with iax2 firmware |
11:05.20 | Eight | google failed me... av168ev? |
11:05.49 | salviadud | eight: its better if i start of with the iaxy adapter, and maybe then, i can move on to better hardware? |
11:06.06 | Eight | salviadud: You can start like me, with no hardware =) |
11:06.23 | salviadud | no hardware? |
11:06.39 | Eight | I'm doing all my 'talking' to Asterisk with a software phone on my mac. |
11:06.42 | salviadud | do i just use the modem? |
11:07.12 | Eight | If you want to talk to your home phone line, you need something with an FXO port. |
11:07.19 | Zeeek | who uses tftp? |
11:07.20 | Eight | If you want to talk to your home phones, you need something with an FXS Port. |
11:08.09 | salviadud | i guess i'd go for the fxs |
11:08.23 | salviadud | i am serious about this. i could get a raise or something |
11:08.23 | Eight | you can go for both. |
11:08.37 | salviadud | asterisk is getting big |
11:08.53 | Eight | the Sipura 3000 has both ports. Or you can use the TDM400P card with a module of each type. |
11:09.07 | salviadud | the sipura then... |
11:09.23 | salviadud | im gonna work some over time, hehe |
11:10.18 | nine76 | g'night all |
11:10.43 | Zeeek | nighty night |
11:11.09 | salviadud | yeah, rest your back |
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11:12.00 | salviadud | eight: another thing, i was looking at the asterisk page, and it mentions bison, to build it |
11:12.04 | salviadud | what is bison? |
11:12.11 | Eight | is there some standard conference system I'm not finding that uses the default sound files? |
11:12.13 | salviadud | sounds like the guy from street fighter |
11:12.50 | Eight | salviadud: it's a build tool. |
11:12.55 | Newbie___ | guys, i need help on setting up SPA 2000, i manage to ping SPA IP, but i cant access its config page |
11:12.57 | Eight | (short version) |
11:13.08 | Newbie___ | arh |
11:13.12 | Newbie___ | never mind is done |
11:13.14 | Newbie___ | heheh |
11:13.31 | salviadud | is bison like GCC? |
11:13.39 | Eight | salviadud: % man bison |
11:13.54 | salviadud | thanx |
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11:16.27 | djorange | hello everyone!! |
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11:19.05 | Newbie___ | i am seeing a completely different config page of SPA 2000 mine vs the one at voxilla |
11:19.18 | Newbie___ | pls help |
11:24.04 | Eight | what breaks with meetme if I don't have a Zaptel card installed? |
11:24.55 | CleanerX | so i've got app_realtime up and running but sip registers fail |
11:25.06 | CleanerX | where should I start to search |
11:25.20 | CleanerX | odbc connection is there, mapping seems correct |
11:25.27 | CleanerX | but sip registers fail |
11:25.50 | CleanerX | postgres has my table |
11:26.01 | salviadud | guys, you're all lots of help, good night! |
11:26.56 | salviadud | Eight: thanx a lot man, thanx a lot for the attention. |
11:27.10 | djorange | well i just setup my pbx and i live it. i'm here to answer any newbie question |
11:27.17 | djorange | like* |
11:29.40 | djorange | msg me with setup or installation question, but this is my first setup. i come from an altigen and telesynergy background |
11:31.12 | modulus_ | i went to the school of hard knocks |
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11:32.20 | Zeeek | anyone here use tftp-hpa ? |
11:32.38 | tzafrir | I used it |
11:32.52 | Zeeek | tzafrir where's the config file, if any? |
11:33.03 | tzafrir | the command-line |
11:33.10 | Zeeek | ok |
11:33.50 | Zeeek | It's installed but I can't find any doc at all about it |
11:34.02 | tzafrir | It should have a man page |
11:34.40 | tzafrir | man tftpd |
11:35.14 | Zeeek | ok I forgot the d - obvious now like dhcpd - daemon thx |
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11:39.46 | djorange | man theres this fucken fly on my monitor that won't go away |
11:39.57 | djorange | i think i'll make it my pet |
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11:40.53 | fitzel | Moika |
11:41.19 | fitzel | I am about to install a new server, what kernel would you recommend? 2.4 or 2.6? |
11:42.08 | *** part/#asterisk qwerp (~abc@219.93.57.58) |
11:42.25 | djorange | if you dont have a modem in the phone server what kind of error would you get from xlite when you try to make a call to an outside line? |
11:45.17 | CleanerX | anyone familiar with realtime app? |
11:47.15 | Eight | Man, that wiki is a life saver. |
11:47.23 | Eight | these error messages are worthless. |
11:48.25 | djorange | what wiki ? |
11:48.31 | Eight | voip-info |
11:48.33 | tzafrir | ~wiki |
11:48.48 | tzafrir | ~wiki |
11:48.57 | djorange | oh okay hehe |
11:49.18 | djorange | i thought u talking about wikipedia |
11:49.34 | tzafrir | will that work? |
11:49.39 | tzafrir | ~voip-info |
11:49.40 | jbot | somebody said voip-info was the Voice Over IP wiki. It is a community resource which will answer all of your questions, from Asterisk to ZTDummy. You can find it over at http://www.voip-info.org - well worth bookmarking |
11:50.06 | Eight | ...to ZTDummy. How Apropos. |
11:50.11 | Eight | That's what it just saved my day with =p |
11:50.13 | modulus_ | hahahhahaaa "all of your questions" |
11:50.15 | modulus_ | i think not |
11:50.28 | tzafrir | Well, almost |
11:50.30 | Eight | modulus_: sure as heck alot of them. |
11:50.43 | Eight | And, if you think a bit longer term, it SHOULD answer all of them. |
11:50.51 | modulus_ | the only thing the wiki is good for is functions in the dialplan |
11:50.54 | Eight | It's just maybe YOU might be the one who ends up answering it =) |
11:51.13 | tzafrir | There is alway: "answer a question that is not answered in the wiki" |
11:51.23 | Eight | modulus_: well, I disagree. There's alot of stuff I've found useful on it. |
11:51.57 | tzafrir | Eight, what were the misleading error messages? |
11:52.48 | Eight | tzafrir: well, something like 'unable to open pseudo channel' got thrown, where % modprobe ztdummy; was the solution. |
11:53.15 | Eight | May not have been very misleading, but only because it really wasn't very *leading* at all. |
11:53.22 | tzafrir | Which is a correct error message. No channel to use. |
11:53.52 | Eight | tzafrir: "No real time clock available. Zaptel hardware or ZTdummy required" |
11:53.53 | shaZwaz | anyone successfully used txfax ? |
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11:55.23 | Newbie___ | any one free to help me on SPA 2000 ? |
11:55.31 | modulus_ | use the web interface |
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11:55.55 | Newbie___ | i did and i called, the destination phone ring, but i cant hear anything |
11:56.22 | Newbie___ | not even ringing tone on SPA |
11:57.42 | Eight | sounds like the RTP data isn't getting there. |
11:57.47 | Eight | I had the same symptom initially. |
11:57.55 | Eight | Everything is on the same LAN? |
11:58.53 | Eight | You might want to go through and turn off the NAT-workaround stuff. |
11:58.55 | Newbie___ | yes |
11:59.01 | Newbie___ | oh no |
11:59.06 | Newbie___ | * has static IP |
11:59.23 | Newbie___ | SPA on different IP behind a router |
11:59.48 | Eight | Right, Asterisk and the SPA are both on the same private LAN behind a NAT? |
12:00.15 | Newbie___ | asterisk and SPA not on the same LAN |
12:00.38 | Eight | ah. Then your problem is different than mine was, and I have no suggestions =/ |
12:01.15 | Newbie___ | ok |
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12:06.29 | Ron-Na | my iaxy stopped working. Does anybody have an idea how to check it? |
12:16.14 | Newbie___ | ha is working now |
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12:22.13 | fitzel | shazaw, I installed it once and got it more or less working. |
12:23.34 | UrBaNLeGeNd | which softphones known to works fine with asterisk windows/linix? |
12:24.02 | fitzel | Urban, I have xlite and iaxcomm sucessfully in use here. |
12:24.40 | fitzel | I never got any reliable things done with firefly |
12:24.52 | UrBaNLeGeNd | i have setup windows messenger and linphone but it can't works! |
12:24.59 | ManxPower | ~docs |
12:25.00 | jbot | Documentation can be found at http://digium.com/index.php?menu=documentation or http://www.digium.com/handbook-draft.pdf or #asterisk-doc, or http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk, or http://www.asteriskdocs.org |
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12:25.23 | Mother_ | hi all |
12:26.11 | shadebob | hi |
12:27.17 | UrBaNLeGeNd | hello Mother_ |
12:27.46 | shadebob | I have a HP Server with 2 TE11OP and a PCI soundcard. But I have only 2 "small" pci and 3 "long" (pci X or 64 bit I think)... Can I plug TE11OP on a "long" pci slot? |
12:28.15 | Mother_ | hi there |
12:28.15 | fitzel | Has anybody installed a digi datafire 4 channel isdn succesfully? |
12:28.27 | UrBaNLeGeNd | can you help me Mother_? |
12:28.31 | Mother_ | what with? |
12:28.56 | UrBaNLeGeNd | just little bit! |
12:29.01 | dabba | >fitzel only with swyx not asterisk |
12:30.10 | Mother_ | what is thy bidding? |
12:30.48 | ManxPower | shadebob, Does the card fit in the slit? |
12:31.15 | ManxPower | shadebob, Does the card fit in the slot |
12:31.21 | Mother_ | LOL |
12:32.00 | Mother_ | ManxPower, they told me they're not recruiting right now btw |
12:32.13 | Mother_ | :( |
12:32.25 | ManxPower | Mother_, It's 6am. I have no idea what you are talking about. |
12:32.43 | Mother_ | you were looking for a job in EU no? |
12:32.48 | ManxPower | MoAh. Yes. |
12:32.55 | Mother_ | and you should either get some sleep or more coffee |
12:32.58 | Mother_ | hehe |
12:33.10 | ManxPower | Mother_, working on drinking the coffee. |
12:33.17 | Mother_ | OK |
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12:35.34 | eye69 | If I have an s,1 extension, and then in the same context have another s,1 extension, will the latter one override the first one? |
12:35.43 | Mother_ | no |
12:35.48 | eye69 | I'm doing timebased stuff, hence the question. |
12:35.50 | ManxPower | eye69, the first one will be the one called. |
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12:37.21 | fitzel | dabba, I need to get first the hardwaredrivers running. |
12:37.33 | UrBaNLeGeNd | i have setup asterisk with softphones |
12:37.52 | UrBaNLeGeNd | windows messenger and linphone but its not working |
12:38.12 | shadebob | ManxPower : Yes card fit in slot |
12:38.16 | UrBaNLeGeNd | actually working b ut not working in a way i think something missing |
12:38.36 | shadebob | ManxPower : I had call hp ... It's PCI-X slot... |
12:39.10 | shadebob | ManxPower : I'm affraid to explode my TE110P ;) |
12:39.13 | eye69 | Mother_, ManxPower: Ok, thanks. |
12:39.39 | ManxPower | ~google site:lists.digium.com TE110P PCI-X |
12:39.54 | ManxPower | ~google site:lists.digium.com PCI-X |
12:40.11 | shadebob | ok ;) |
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12:41.29 | Mother_ | lol |
12:41.49 | Mother_ | off-topic: suggestions for external firewire drives? I need to get one to carry backups around |
12:42.25 | Eight | Mother_: My sandisk firelite has done well for me. |
12:42.40 | Eight | not exactly a comprehensive comparison, but no complaints. |
12:42.43 | fitzel | Mother, German Aldi had one today on sale. I have one here. Firewire and usb2.0 250gb for 139 euro. |
12:43.44 | Zeeek | you are in MN? |
12:43.50 | Eight | ya |
12:43.53 | Zeeek | I vas born dere |
12:44.00 | Eight | =p |
12:44.04 | Zeeek | und I'll be zere in May |
12:44.30 | Zeeek | und I buy a Polycom SIP phone dere to take back to de olde country |
12:45.17 | Mother_ | Eight, fitzel: thanks a lot for those |
12:45.27 | Eight | grr. Their little availability app acts like it has numbers in MN, but then gives an empty list of area codes =p |
12:46.06 | Zeeek | Eight are you in the twin cities? |
12:47.08 | Eight | Zeeek: aye |
12:47.13 | Zeeek | YAY |
12:49.08 | Zeeek | are there any exciting shops for voIP stuff in the TC? |
12:49.20 | Eight | no idea. |
12:49.39 | Eight | Trying to find out about local stuff myself. |
12:50.02 | Zeeek | There is a mail order place called ATTCOM or something (don'thave it in front of me) |
12:51.02 | Zeeek | VP has them I think |
12:51.06 | Zeeek | or ICH |
12:51.25 | Zeeek | what do you need exactly |
12:51.28 | Newbie___ | everytime when i use SPA 2000 to dial, i must enter a # after the last digit , is that a must ? |
12:51.44 | Zeeek | that's in the SPA2000 dialplan, no? |
12:51.57 | Eight | oh wow. Who's bright idea was it to put EVERY area code in north america in a single combo box? =p |
12:52.01 | shadebob | ManxPower : For information : it seem PCI-X slot compatibilty is ok with "older" PCI card (http://groups.google.fr/groups?hl=fr&lr=&threadm=3FBFCB24.96AE9B24%40sympatico.ca&rnum=1&prev=/groups%3Fq%3Dplug%2BPCI%2Bcard%2Bon%2BPCI-X%26hl%3Dfr%26lr%3D%26selm%3D3FBFCB24.96AE9B24%2540sympatico.ca%26rnum%3D1). I wait for validation by support@digium. |
12:52.13 | Newbie___ | Zeeek: i do not see any # in SPA dial plan |
12:52.16 | Zeeek | Eight - did you try VP or ICH? |
12:52.34 | Eight | Zeeek: ICH? |
12:52.35 | Zeeek | SPA is Sipura? There is certainly a dialplan |
12:52.46 | Newbie___ | (*xx|[3469]11|0|00|[2-9]xxxxxx|1xxx[2-9]xxxxxxS0|xxxxxxxxxxxx.) |
12:52.47 | Zeeek | IConnectHere does SIP |
12:52.50 | Eight | and VP doesn't offer MN either. |
12:52.58 | Newbie___ | Zeeek : it looks alien to me |
12:53.03 | Zeeek | ah non? Thought they did |
12:53.26 | Zeeek | Newbie there is probably something the can be added so it dials without the # |
12:53.46 | hajekd | VoipJet IAX gateway is not reachable.. |
12:54.01 | Newbie___ | so is the culture of SPA to use # terminator then |
12:54.16 | fafnir | hey, anyone here a grammer nazi? |
12:54.18 | Zeeek | Grandstreams can use it too if thyey wish I think |
12:54.24 | elric | I just read on the mailing list about TE410P drivers for FreeBSD being available but no information as to where I can get them. wiki says they are still not implemented. Google doesnt give anything either. |
12:54.35 | Eight | heh, ICH's form breaks in my web browser. |
12:54.49 | Eight | Why do people have to be *special* about number availability interfaces. |
12:55.18 | Zeeek | Let me just say that I have used ICH - they are very consumer (not geek/clued users) but the network is good and quality is high. Price isn't cheap though. |
12:55.33 | Zeeek | you want 612 or 952 ? |
12:56.15 | Eight | either would do. |
12:56.30 | Zeeek | I think they've got one at least |
12:56.48 | Zeeek | Interestingly enough I just got something from them about reselling |
12:56.48 | Eight | oooh, I have to select a plan option first. |
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12:57.02 | Zeeek | you want me to look it up - I have an account |
12:57.18 | Eight | nah, it's working now. |
12:57.35 | Zeeek | you want this for you or as a service provider/reseller |
12:57.37 | Zeeek | ? |
12:58.14 | Eight | The former first, the latter potentially. |
12:58.44 | Eight | Aha. 612-605-xxxx |
12:58.54 | Eight | with unlimited national calling as an option. |
12:59.44 | Zeeek | they don't do unlmited AFAIK |
13:00.02 | Eight | Agh. They do unlimited, but not in their "Open access" stuff. |
13:00.16 | Zeeek | I have a par per call acct |
13:00.21 | Zeeek | pay per call |
13:02.32 | Eight | Thanks for the heads up on ICH. |
13:02.52 | Zeeek | k |
13:03.08 | Eight | now if only they had unlimited (local atleast) calling =/ |
13:04.07 | Zeeek | $30/mo unlimited |
13:04.22 | Zeeek | incl DID |
13:04.34 | Eight | Zeeek: but that doesn't work with Asterisk in their 'open access' thing does it? |
13:04.41 | Zeeek | I think it does |
13:04.49 | Eight | http://iconnecthere.com/nonmembers/eng/broadband_phone/index.htm |
13:05.01 | Zeeek | <PROTECTED> |
13:05.20 | Zeeek | "The iCall Unlimited calling plan is a Broadband Phone Service* monthly package offering unlimited** calls to the US and Canada for only $29.99 per month. This plan also includes a free local US number where you can be reached, free voicemail and advanced telephony features." |
13:05.22 | Eight | "* This calling plan is not available for customers on the Open Access Program" |
13:05.45 | Zeeek | what is open access anyway? |
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13:06.02 | Eight | lets you use any user agent (like asterisk) instead of their 'locked' SIP boxes. |
13:06.09 | Eight | That's my understanding, anyways. |
13:06.14 | Zeeek | funny I got to that page thru the links in openaccess |
13:06.44 | ManxPower | So it's the usual "you can't get unlimited unless you use their device" |
13:07.01 | Zeeek | yeah I do see that part now |
13:07.05 | Eight | ManxPower: yup =/ |
13:07.15 | Zeeek | however I'l take a look at the latest reseller lit |
13:07.54 | Eight | the 10.95 for 1,000 minutes isn't bad though. |
13:09.23 | Eight | ah, plus 9 bucks for the phone number. |
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13:12.48 | ClayReiche123 | Can someone help me with IAX trunking? |
13:13.15 | ClayReiche123 | I've been trying to get this to work for days now with varying degrees of success. |
13:13.32 | jontow | clayreiche123; whats the issue, and how are you trying to set it up? |
13:14.06 | jontow | i've been playing with just that for the last few days, with varying degrees of success.. but mostly with success. |
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13:14.47 | nirs | hello all |
13:14.50 | nirs | anybody home today ? |
13:15.26 | Zeeek | ya |
13:16.03 | Zeeek | Manx know anything about DHCP and tftp? |
13:16.28 | Zeeek | I just installed tftp-hpa |
13:18.40 | ClayReiche123 | nevermind.... I'm on CRACK. |
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13:19.01 | AldeBaran_ | hi |
13:19.24 | Zeeek | lo |
13:20.25 | shaZwaz | ManxPower: do you use txfax ? |
13:20.45 | ClayReiche123 | wait... maybe I'm not on crack.... posting to pastbin.... 1 sec |
13:20.48 | jontow | CRACK you say |
13:20.55 | jontow | lemme get down, its too early :) |
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13:21.04 | Zeeek | call JerJer |
13:21.08 | AldeBaran_ | this is probably a very newb question... and in the faq but I prefer IRC to web... so... *deep breath*... is it possible to use a number of soft phones and 1 analog line? |
13:21.22 | jontow | aldebaran; sure.. |
13:21.33 | jontow | aldebaran; but keep in mind you're limited to your single channel analog line if you're doing in or outbound calling |
13:21.42 | AldeBaran_ | naturally :) |
13:21.44 | jontow | you could have 800 soft phones and 1 analog line if you wanted |
13:21.46 | shaZwaz | unless all of them are trying to use that 1 line :) |
13:21.52 | jontow | doesn't mean it'd be efficient ;) but you could do it. |
13:22.20 | AldeBaran_ | what hardware would one use to connect the one analog line? the cheaper the better... |
13:22.25 | jontow | a digium FXO card |
13:22.36 | jontow | can be had on ebay at the moment.. well, not the digium card; but a clone |
13:22.46 | tzafrir | AldeBaran_, But some "tricks" will be required if you want outsiders to be able to call directly to you internal extensions |
13:22.48 | jontow | i have had ok luck with my FXO clone card.. think i paid $40 for 3, shipped |
13:22.49 | shaZwaz | SoftClient - > Analog doesn't sound too convincing tho |
13:23.41 | jontow | best bet is to buy a TDM400P, i believe.. bit pricier, but waaay nicer than the single port FXO cards :) |
13:24.01 | AldeBaran_ | jon: it has 4 ports? |
13:24.21 | jontow | yep |
13:24.30 | jontow | with changeable 'modules' to do either FXS or FXO, iirc |
13:24.46 | AldeBaran_ | nice.. price? ballpark |
13:24.46 | jontow | FXS being "plug an analog phone into it", FXO being "plug an analog line into it" |
13:24.52 | jontow | check digium.com for pricing.. i remember not. |
13:25.02 | jontow | i think it was a couple hundred $$ at least |
13:25.03 | AldeBaran_ | 'k |
13:25.18 | shaZwaz | around 340 USD from digium |
13:25.32 | jontow | but the digium products are definitely worth it.. i've worked with 3 T100P cards and had 0 trouble other than my own learning curve ;) |
13:25.32 | shaZwaz | may for less at ebay |
13:25.41 | AldeBaran_ | heh |
13:26.05 | jontow | oh, and the bonus: buying directly from digium helps asterisk :) |
13:26.16 | AldeBaran_ | sure |
13:26.51 | jontow | so, for $XXX, you get the card and a warm fuzzy feeling.. who can beat that :D |
13:27.15 | AldeBaran_ | what is a good softphone to use, windows I guess, free, OSS if possible |
13:27.24 | jontow | x-lite works good.. so does sjphone |
13:27.28 | jontow | xten.net and sjlabs.com iirc |
13:28.31 | AldeBaran_ | is it possible to use a modem as a poor mans FX[OS] ? |
13:28.35 | shaZwaz | also firefly if you go for IAX |
13:28.46 | AldeBaran_ | (last question) ;) |
13:28.50 | jontow | hmm.. some modems i've heard thats possible with, most not |
13:29.02 | jontow | i don't have specific models.. but check http://www.voip-info.org/ for the list.. its there somewhere :) |
13:29.10 | jontow | mostly the 'linmodem' type |
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13:30.13 | johnnyb | How do you set up outgoing rollover? I have everything working perfectly with one line outgoing and multiple lines incoming, but I don't know how to get multiple lines outgoing. |
13:30.30 | jontow | johnnyb; setup a trunk group :) you use a T100P or similar? |
13:30.44 | jontow | .. or FXO cards? |
13:30.47 | dabba | >AldeBaran http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+Hardware |
13:31.05 | AldeBaran_ | thanks for everything :) |
13:31.12 | jontow | very welcome |
13:31.16 | johnnyb | TDM400p |
13:31.33 | jontow | aha, a trunk group should work ok then |
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13:31.56 | johnnyb | Is that in extensions.conf or zapata.conf? |
13:31.59 | jontow | zapata.conf |
13:32.03 | jontow | something like: |
13:32.05 | jontow | group=1 |
13:32.10 | jontow | channel => 1-2 |
13:32.26 | Zeeek | or add group=1 in each channel |
13:32.30 | jontow | that'd make a group of channels 1 and 2.. you'd reference it liek Zap/G1 |
13:32.34 | jontow | exactly :) |
13:32.47 | Zeeek | ZAP/g1/0123456789 |
13:33.53 | Zeeek | someone I need a few secnds help on tftp ? |
13:34.27 | jontow | whats up? :) |
13:34.51 | Zeeek | I installed tftp-hpa and run dhcpd |
13:35.06 | ClayReiche123 | OK...man that took a while... http://pastebin.ca/7075 I'm trying (and failing) to set up an IAX trunk. |
13:35.09 | Zeeek | q1: do I need to specify next-server if the ip is the same? |
13:35.35 | Zeeek | q2: since it didn't work, I spedified next-server and it still doesn't work |
13:35.59 | Zeeek | netstat shows everyone listening ornt he right ports |
13:36.13 | ClayReiche123 | basically I'm trying to forward unanswered calls to another asterisk server that handles voicemail. |
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13:39.08 | UrBaNLeGeNd | \quit |
13:40.37 | jontow | ok.. zeeek, got a bsd machine handy? |
13:40.48 | jontow | (or a tftp client on linux.. they don't come with it by default) |
13:40.56 | jontow | if so.. tftp ip.address.here |
13:41.02 | jontow | get WHATEVERFILE.cnf |
13:41.08 | jontow | if it receives, it works.. otherwise its busted :) |
13:44.51 | ClayReiche123 | I got this to work on a different "CALLED SERVER" running cvs HEAD from a couple months ago. |
13:45.00 | ClayReiche123 | with the same config files. |
13:49.26 | johnnyb | jontow: thanks, I got it working. |
13:49.43 | ClayReiche123 | I'm jealous.... |
13:51.41 | Darwin35 | <PROTECTED> |
13:51.55 | johnnyb | Is there any way to get the budgetone phones with the built-in hub to prioritize its own packets over that of the PC its connected to? |
13:52.04 | epoch | Darwin35: I think you misspelled "epoch" |
13:52.34 | johnnyb | We're having a problem that when a user is doing a download, his own voice cuts out at the other end, but is able to hear just fine. |
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13:54.38 | AldeBaran_ | bbl |
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14:06.31 | Ron-Na | my iaxy stopped working. Does anybody has a hint? |
14:07.08 | sambal | broken power supply? |
14:07.40 | Ron-Na | no, |
14:08.47 | Ron-Na | it does not register and I canot ping it with the last known IP address |
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14:13.57 | ClayReiche123 | Hi MikeJ. |
14:14.07 | MikeJ[Jayden] | hey |
14:14.22 | tzanger | morning MikeJ[Jayden] |
14:14.28 | ClayReiche123 | I'm still wrestling with this IAX trunk... got a minute? |
14:15.01 | Moc | ClayReiche123, Dont forget you need zaptel loaded + timming card also configured or ztdummy started |
14:16.00 | ClayReiche123 | MikeJ: Don't know if you remember, but I couldn't get it to work with Stable, then tried a HEAD server I had and it worked. |
14:16.37 | MikeJ[Jayden] | I don't recall... |
14:16.45 | MikeJ[Jayden] | I do vaguely recall |
14:17.00 | ClayReiche123 | MikeJ: That HEAD server was not beefy enough so I installed HEAD on a new server and am getting no conection. http://pastebin.ca/7075 |
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14:17.25 | ClayReiche123 | Same config files though.... |
14:18.20 | xyztail | is there a debian src package that is more current than the testing version? |
14:18.42 | xyztail | for * of course. |
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14:20.03 | MikeJ[Jayden] | socket_read: Immediately destroying 1, having received INVAL |
14:20.10 | MikeJ[Jayden] | that seems to be cut off |
14:20.16 | MikeJ[Jayden] | are both servers head? |
14:20.23 | ClayReiche123 | MikeJ:That's the way it displays |
14:20.28 | ClayReiche123 | no |
14:20.45 | MikeJ[Jayden] | which is not head? |
14:21.08 | ClayReiche123 | 1 HEAD and 1 Stable. The same way I got it to work last Thursday. Calling server is stable |
14:21.24 | MikeJ[Jayden] | we know tzanger |
14:21.37 | ClayReiche123 | MikeJ: It's the same Calling server I was using before. |
14:21.53 | ClayReiche123 | I just changed the Called server. |
14:21.59 | MikeJ[Jayden] | and called server is recent head? |
14:22.09 | ClayReiche123 | MikeJ: different version of HEAD though..... |
14:22.17 | MikeJ[Jayden] | date? |
14:22.17 | ClayReiche123 | Yes this morning. |
14:22.20 | nextime | 8 days to the timestamp party! |
14:22.35 | ClayReiche123 | 03-09-05 |
14:22.36 | nextime | ( 1111111111 ) |
14:23.03 | MikeJ[Jayden] | tzanger, did you notice anything going in to chan_iax in the last few days? |
14:23.57 | MikeJ[Jayden] | clay, chan_iax2.c:6689 |
14:24.07 | MikeJ[Jayden] | can you peek and see if there is anything obvious there? |
14:24.21 | MikeJ[Jayden] | I have some stuff to do this am... bbiab |
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14:24.58 | ClayReiche123 | I don't know what that means Mike. |
14:25.37 | ClayReiche123 | You mean like firewall? |
14:26.37 | ClayReiche123 | oh... in the code...I'll do my best... |
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14:30.50 | tzanger | I haven't updated CVS in a while |
14:30.52 | tzanger | I've been sick |
14:30.54 | dabba | can anyone suggest a way to transfer a call to Monitor and back to teh transfering source, i.e to record a call when needed rather than recording all |
14:32.28 | CosmicRay | good morning everyone. after having played with asterisk a bit last night, I must say: *very* nice piece of software. if any developers are here: you guys kick ass. |
14:33.46 | CosmicRay | I am wondering if there is a reference to the extensions.conf anywhere or, better yet, a reference for all the config files |
14:34.05 | CosmicRay | I have noticed how to do a few things (like ring multiple phones at once) by finding examples with google... |
14:34.11 | CosmicRay | I figure a reference would be better |
14:34.17 | ariel_ | morning all |
14:34.25 | CosmicRay | hello ariel |
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14:36.45 | shmaltz | CosmicRay, check out voip-info.org |
14:36.48 | shmaltz | ~docs |
14:36.51 | jbot | Documentation can be found at http://digium.com/index.php?menu=documentation or http://www.digium.com/handbook-draft.pdf or #asterisk-doc, or http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk, or http://www.asteriskdocs.org |
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14:37.28 | coldfeet | morning /afternoon to one and all |
14:38.01 | Luhiwu | anyone knows where can i buy a GSM-to-POTS converter? |
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14:39.01 | CosmicRay | thank you shmaltz. The digium link I hadn't seen yet, and it may have what I'm after. I had already checked the wiki and asteriskdocs.org |
14:39.08 | CosmicRay | fwiw, it would be nice to link to these from asterisk.org |
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14:40.50 | coldfeet | guys not sure if neone frm last nite is here, but I am having a problem registering one of my xlites with asterisk |
14:42.01 | CosmicRay | also, is there a reference somewhere on implementing comming features like *67 (disable caller id), etc? |
14:42.08 | CosmicRay | the sample extensions.conf doesn't seem to mention it |
14:42.26 | coldfeet | my config/debug etc is on http://pastebin.ca/7053 |
14:42.52 | Eight | I don't suppose anyone knows a handy trick to kick SJPhone into using a specific external IP in its SIP headers? |
14:43.15 | MikeJ[Jayden] | yeah.. I managed to make coldfeet's problems worse... anyone else around to give a try? |
14:43.34 | coldfeet | Mike ur still here :-) |
14:43.42 | coldfeet | wow i've been to sleep |
14:43.51 | MikeJ[Jayden] | me too |
14:43.53 | MikeJ[Jayden] | at work now... |
14:44.04 | coldfeet | i hv thought of another way around it, basically what I am aiming to do is... |
14:44.52 | coldfeet | routre 0845 numbers via ser--->asterisk, asterisk is needed to change set callerID, so a callcenter knows what line is being dialed if they support multiple clients, this call then is directed to a IP phone |
14:45.07 | coldfeet | this IP phone is the xlite I am trying to register, |
14:45.41 | coldfeet | I read somewhere that xlite has aprob with REFRESH ...whatever that is |
14:46.50 | coldfeet | neone wanna try to login to my asterisk with xlite to see if it works frm there end let me know |
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14:47.23 | nestAr | gah |
14:47.34 | nestAr | freenode is annoying sometimes. |
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14:50.34 | *** mode/#asterisk [+o anthm] by ChanServ |
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14:54.38 | ionix | re :) |
14:55.59 | coldfeet | is neone out there :) |
14:56.13 | Eight | well, if by 'refresh' you mean 'totally ignores the SIP proxy' ya. |
14:56.35 | Eight | The thing happily reports its logged into the SIP PRoxy... |
14:56.40 | Eight | even if I don't have asterix RUNNING =p |
14:57.02 | clive- | does anyone know if the sipura 2100 can support 2 channels of G729 ? |
14:58.57 | Eight | This NAT thing shouldn't be this difficult... ::grumble |
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14:59.58 | coldfeet | is it possible to telnet to asterisk and send a SIP register request |
15:01.02 | Eight | telnet is tcp. |
15:01.08 | Eight | you'll just get a 'connection refused'. |
15:01.13 | MikeJ[Jayden] | moning anthm... |
15:01.17 | coldfeet | oh yeah |
15:01.17 | MikeJ[Jayden] | morning that is. |
15:01.28 | anthm | hi |
15:03.58 | Eight | coldfeet: I'm not sure if it's your problem... but as I mentioned I've had Xlite just all of a sudden refuse to be prodded into talking to the server. I've ended up using SJPhone instead. |
15:04.55 | coldfeet | eight gonna try with a IP phone later, same happened here it was okay, and then it went pear shaped |
15:05.23 | Eight | I was going to trash the prefs file and start again, but then I didn't find the prefs file =p |
15:05.37 | coldfeet | prefs in xlite |
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15:08.38 | Moc____ | Hail |
15:11.05 | Eight | coldfeet: find wherever xlite saves its config data... trash it, and reenter. |
15:11.21 | Eight | I did that, and x-lite is working for me again. |
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15:13.49 | coldfeet | okay let me try |
15:13.54 | Inferna | can anybody tell me if asterisk keeps payload info for SIP clients? i can see that asterisk changes payload to 20ms for g711, is there a way to change that? |
15:13.55 | shadebob | www.sineapps.com/news.php will be updated ? |
15:15.18 | coldfeet | is it the .dat file |
15:17.07 | Inferna | > The quick and dirty way: |
15:17.08 | Inferna | > ------------------------ |
15:17.08 | Inferna | > |
15:17.08 | Inferna | > In rtp.c, function "ast_rtp_write", in the "switch" statement, |
15:17.08 | Inferna | > "AST_FORMAT_G729A" case, change the smoother creation to something |
15:17.08 | Inferna | > larger. E.g.: |
15:17.09 | clive- | inferna there is a way, just cant remeber exactly what it was, there is some value you have to change in the code, and the recompile. |
15:17.10 | Inferna | > |
15:17.12 | Inferna | > rtp->smoother = ast_smoother_new(40); |
15:17.14 | Inferna | > |
15:17.16 | Inferna | > Keep in mind that you must set this into something valid |
15:17.18 | Inferna | > (45 obviously is not valid). Recompile and you should be fine. |
15:17.20 | Inferna | is there a way to do it better? |
15:17.26 | Inferna | o\hh :( |
15:18.39 | Inferna | <PROTECTED> |
15:18.40 | Inferna | <PROTECTED> |
15:18.40 | Inferna | <PROTECTED> |
15:18.40 | Inferna | <PROTECTED> |
15:18.42 | Inferna | found |
15:19.28 | fitzel | Has anybody installed a digi datafire 4 channel isdn succesfully? I try to get it running in debian. |
15:19.39 | eKo1 | Inferna: pastebin |
15:19.41 | Inferna | it's good to have this opportunity on per client basis |
15:19.49 | Inferna | when it will be develloped? |
15:19.59 | tzanger | stevekstevek: werd? |
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15:22.13 | Inferna | anybody is familliar with SDP? |
15:23.02 | tzanger | stevekstevek: wake up man :-) |
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15:23.26 | tzanger | stevekstevek: come on over to -dev |
15:23.58 | ManxPower | . |
15:26.33 | Inferna | my company can pay 2k$ for this patch |
15:26.37 | Inferna | anybody is ineterested? |
15:27.07 | nestAr | i love the smell of commerce in the morning.. |
15:27.21 | tzanger | haha |
15:27.26 | Inferna | it's already evening here |
15:27.29 | tzanger | Inferna: post a bounty |
15:27.36 | Inferna | and i really need that |
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15:28.38 | Inferna | ok 3k$ |
15:28.42 | Inferna | is it enough? |
15:29.03 | tzanger | Inferna: post a bounty, as I said |
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15:29.56 | clive- | inferna what do you want this thing to do |
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15:32.37 | anthm | hmm you want asterisk to be able to pipe mms into itself ? |
15:32.54 | *** join/#asterisk fishboy1669 (proxyuser@62.69.81.129) |
15:33.31 | anthm | or you want asterisk to emit mms to ppl's client |
15:33.38 | fishboy1669 | anyone here any experience of ip2006 phones from tecom |
15:33.39 | fishboy1669 | ? |
15:34.03 | tzanger | what's mms? |
15:34.10 | tzanger | anthm can probably code this up in his sleep |
15:34.21 | tzanger | and as anthm's official manager, I get 15% |
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15:34.46 | anthm | its the media server streaming protocol |
15:35.55 | fishboy1669 | is that like sms but for meadia? |
15:36.39 | fishboy1669 | any one heard of teh ip2006 tecom phones? |
15:36.43 | anthm | stp will tune into a media stream and record it to a file |
15:37.23 | loud | did voipjet go poop ? |
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15:38.19 | wildcard0 | loud, seems so...according to their website |
15:38.49 | loud | thanks man |
15:38.54 | coldfeet | Eight where was the config file |
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15:39.35 | Eight | ~/Library/Preferences/com.xten.SIPsomething |
15:39.45 | Eight | but I'm going to guess you're not running Mac OS X =) |
15:39.54 | loud | Ah, all back to normal now. |
15:39.57 | Eight | So, I've got a weird one.... |
15:40.23 | Eight | I've got two people connecting with x-lite via SIP into Asterisk |
15:40.43 | Eight | When we go into the conference, we can hear eachother. |
15:40.48 | spackle | Anyone using the citel devices to convert legacy phones to SIP? |
15:40.56 | Eight | when we dial eachother with Dial(SIP/user) he can hear me, but I can't hear him. |
15:41.37 | Eight | regardless of who is doing the dialing. |
15:41.52 | Eight | echotest works for both of us as normal, as well. |
15:42.01 | Luhiwu | anyone knows who sells termination and accepts paypal payment? |
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15:42.09 | wildcard0 | spackle, i've played with them |
15:42.15 | Alexi1 | hi |
15:42.31 | wildcard0 | Luhiwu, voipjet...who's down right now in nyc. |
15:43.03 | Luhiwu | wildcard0, voipjet is the one who i'm trying to replace :-) |
15:43.13 | wildcard0 | ah |
15:43.20 | spackle | Wildcard0, what brand of phone did youtest with? We have Nortel. |
15:43.35 | wildcard0 | spackle, i think i was using nortel also |
15:43.55 | loud | the new server seems to be ok, i have 15 ms to it. |
15:43.56 | spackle | Wildcard0, and what would you say about them? Run away? |
15:43.58 | wildcard0 | Luhiwu, unhappy with them? price too high? |
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15:44.21 | wildcard0 | spackle, in my exprience .. flakey and high cost per port |
15:44.25 | Alexi1 | ok i have an * server and i use windows mesenger as a sip client but the * (which is in verbose mode) is still saying : Got SIP response 481 "Call Leg/Transaction Does Not Exist" back from 192.168.1.113 |
15:44.26 | wildcard0 | YMMV :) |
15:45.15 | spackle | Yeah, The price per port is out rageous at 3k+ but they offered better prices when contacted directly. |
15:45.21 | Alexi1 | and i can't call to my windows messenger, but i can call from it |
15:45.57 | wildcard0 | spackle, it was still >2k even when we talked to them directly. though you may have gotten a better deal |
15:46.15 | Luhiwu | wildcard0: very nice price, but had some troubles calling to Mexico and now they are down... i've opened my account 3 days ago and already had 2 problems, maybe i'm just unlucky. |
15:46.26 | wildcard0 | spackle, honestly, i can get ~20 ip phones for that |
15:46.52 | Beirdo | Luhiwu: I'm not terribly impressed with voipjet either |
15:46.52 | wildcard0 | Luhiwu, ah. good to know. i've never tried them. i just saw their web page |
15:46.56 | spackle | Wildcard0, exactly. |
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15:47.50 | spackle | Wildcard0, how long ago was it you worked with them? A few firmware updates can make a difference - unless you are Grandstream ;-) |
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15:48.07 | Luhiwu | Beirdo: did you have many problems with voipjet? |
15:48.14 | Beirdo | still do |
15:48.18 | jarrod | hey when does SIP estbalish the rtp session |
15:48.22 | jarrod | after the invite? |
15:48.27 | Beirdo | they flake out at regular intervals for me |
15:48.38 | wildcard0 | spackle, hehe. it was about 3 months ago. even if they got rid of the flakey, i'd rather recommend ip units to the customer than a hack to make the old stuff work at the same price |
15:49.23 | spackle | For claming they are so well connected VOIPjet is abysmal compared to Oh, say, Nufone ;-) |
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15:49.45 | Alexi1 | Someone here know what is a freebox ? |
15:49.46 | wildcard0 | spackle, it really needs to be at the 800-1k price range for me to be looking at it as a serious solution for migrating off nortel |
15:50.21 | wildcard0 | Alexi1, http://www.as220.org/jb/freebox/ ? |
15:50.22 | Beirdo | spackle: I so agree :) |
15:50.33 | spackle | wildcard0, thanks for the perspective. For me the savings would be in keeping what is in place, in place until it could be migrated. |
15:51.01 | spackle | Wildcard0, still not worth it - as you point out. |
15:51.23 | wildcard0 | spackle, totally depends on your installation. i imagine there may be instances that it works perfectly. it's not a -bad- product. |
15:51.52 | Alexi1 | wildcard0: no, tx anyway |
15:52.05 | spackle | No, certainly a niche for things like Citel. |
15:53.32 | fishboy1669 | whats the best phone to use for * |
15:53.38 | fishboy1669 | sip |
15:53.51 | jontow | * is good with alot of phones, i wouldn't tie it to one model :) |
15:54.00 | jontow | every phone has its advantages and disadvantages. |
15:54.48 | wildcard0 | fishboy1669, on a LAN, i'd say look at polycom and pingtel for quality, grandstream and sipura for price |
15:55.01 | wildcard0 | but there are many |
15:55.08 | JerJer[mobile] | 7960 accept no less |
15:55.14 | wildcard0 | those just happen to be popular |
15:55.25 | wildcard0 | see? we all have opinions. i personally hate the cisco phones :) |
15:55.27 | spackle | How are pingtel phones configured? From www or tftp? |
15:55.37 | *** part/#asterisk MikeJ[Jayden] (~ircatjerr@65.170.43.34) |
15:55.58 | wildcard0 | spackle, the one i have is via www. though i believe there's a tftp provisioning system i've never played with |
15:55.59 | spackle | wildcard0, I just hate the ci$co prices. |
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15:56.44 | fishboy1669 | im trying ip2006 |
15:56.53 | fishboy1669 | does anyone use them |
15:56.53 | wildcard0 | ya. i -know- they want you to use it on the cisco system. so im afraid (like many other cisco products) it works better using a cisco server |
15:56.58 | fishboy1669 | or have knowlege of them |
15:57.19 | wildcard0 | the tecom one? |
15:57.27 | Zeeek | yo yo fish |
15:58.26 | Essobi | What what? |
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15:59.17 | Essobi | spackle If you have the cisco $$, try buying one of their call managers or voicemail platforms. |
15:59.19 | wildcard0 | fishboy1669, from what i remember it didn't have a lot of options. only like...2 codecs? and the jitterbuffer didn't work too well. but that way a -long- time ago so it may have improved significantly by now |
15:59.19 | Essobi | :) |
15:59.44 | wildcard0 | heh i dispise cisco call manager |
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16:00.22 | Essobi | JerJer[mobile] Hey umm.. You heard of anyone getting DTMF to work in a H323 <-> SIP bridging scenario with the h323 driver? Last time I tried, I could get it to work.. |
16:00.35 | Essobi | s/could/coulnd't |
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16:03.00 | spackle | Remember when buying a hardware product meant getting free firmware forever? |
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16:04.03 | Essobi | Also.. I was thinking about using your suggestion and getting a 33XX cisco router with the IP-to-IP IOs on it, and using it to gateway H323 to sip, but my h323 gateways olny use slow start, and I'm wondering if it'll be a problem getting * to send a proceeding signal to the router when no SDP has been issued yet. |
16:07.36 | fishboy1669 | hi zeeek |
16:08.14 | fishboy1669 | zeek hows things |
16:08.40 | fishboy1669 | wildcard0 i have the full codecs on it there is a code u put in |
16:10.01 | Zeeek | everything is everything |
16:10.15 | Corydon-w | Anybody know if the G.729 codec licensed from Digium is Annex A or B? |
16:12.43 | eKo1 | a |
16:14.03 | Corydon-w | It doesn't negotiate? |
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16:14.08 | GiabboO | hi all |
16:14.55 | wildcard0 | fishboy1669, define "full" |
16:15.11 | junky[work] | how can i checkgroup on multi machine? |
16:15.46 | fishboy1669 | 711 u and a 729 723 |
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16:16.31 | Skysky | just wanna ask if iax is tcp or udp or both |
16:16.46 | wildcard0 | udp |
16:17.27 | BoRiS | udp only |
16:17.48 | Skysky | thx~ |
16:18.17 | coldfeet | Eight sorry boss came in, did my head in, u still there, am on win2000 |
16:18.28 | Eight | still here. |
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16:20.09 | coldfeet | so eight where was/is the prefs file, itrs not under program files-->xlite |
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16:23.07 | Eight | coldfeet: I have no idea. It's in a diff' place on a Mac than a PC. |
16:24.33 | coldfeet | okay let me google a bit |
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16:28.10 | fishboy1669 | zeek anything exciting happning lately? |
16:28.25 | GiabboO | can anyone help me with asterisk + mysql ? |
16:29.41 | eKo1 | What is it? |
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16:30.13 | tzanger | hmm |
16:30.16 | tzanger | in the CDRs |
16:30.20 | tzanger | there's no easy way to match up calls |
16:30.32 | tzanger | I mean I have two * servers over an IAX2 link |
16:31.06 | tzanger | I see a call in A's log as Zap/10-1 to IAX2/B-1, but that same call on B is IAX2/A-1 to Zap/25-1 |
16:31.10 | tzanger | which is fine |
16:31.16 | tzanger | but that A-1 to B-1 map is not always there |
16:31.20 | tzanger | antoher call is A-4 to B-8 |
16:33.30 | eKo1 | Well, yeah. |
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16:34.42 | tzanger | eKo1: there's no easy way to line up CDRs then though |
16:34.49 | tzanger | I mean you can try to match on CID/time/duration |
16:35.22 | eKo1 | Nope. There is no easy way. |
16:35.24 | tzanger | I mean on those two boxes I have the same call (lined up with date/time and CID#) but the durations are quite different |
16:35.32 | tzanger | 81/73s vs 113/105s |
16:35.43 | tzanger | that's a 30s difference! |
16:35.52 | eKo1 | Why are you trunking calls anyways? |
16:36.09 | tzanger | B cannot get out to the world except through A |
16:36.29 | tzanger | and besides, notransfer is the only way to have all billing records on A accurate |
16:36.42 | eKo1 | Then why not have everything on A then? |
16:36.45 | tzanger | since IAX has no way to "call back" the original connection and give actual CDR numbers |
16:36.51 | Zeeek | has anyone checked for memory leaks in 1.0.6 ? |
16:36.54 | tzanger | eKo1: because I may have a dozen Bs |
16:37.39 | tzanger | eKo1: also, most of the calls on A are terminated to A's PRI |
16:37.47 | tzanger | so it doesn't need to drop out since it *is* an endpoint |
16:37.53 | tzanger | and that is the exact case with these particular CDRs |
16:37.56 | tzanger | most calls line up perfectly |
16:38.02 | tzanger | identical CDRs |
16:38.10 | tzanger | but some, like this one, don't |
16:38.13 | tzanger | and it's off by 30s |
16:38.53 | tzanger | physical setup is Norstar KSU -- PRI -- *B -- SDSL IAX2 -- *A -- PRI -- Telco |
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16:40.31 | tzanger | eKo1: do you know how the numbers are assigned? |
16:40.40 | tzanger | I see technology/peer-callno |
16:40.54 | tzanger | I have four callno's the same throughout the day |
16:41.02 | ruiner | can anyone help me figure out why I can dial into my asterisk box, but when i punch numbers on my phone, nothing happens? i just have a default setup. i call in and get the demo sound saying congrats, etc, press 2 for more technicall info, 600 for echo test. none of it does anything |
16:41.21 | tzanger | ruiner: what kind of phone |
16:41.27 | ruiner | i thought it might be my cisco router because the IOS on it didn't have DTMF events through SIP signaling support, so I upgraded IOS but still nothing |
16:41.36 | ruiner | tzanger: just a regular analong phone |
16:41.42 | tzanger | ruiner: what interface then |
16:42.03 | ruiner | the line plugs into a cisco 3640 with a 2fxo port card |
16:42.08 | ruiner | then ethernet into my asterisk box |
16:42.16 | tzanger | ruiner: make sure the cisco and asterisk agree on dtmfmode |
16:42.28 | tzanger | and if it's inband DTMF you can only use ulaw/alaw |
16:42.44 | puppet | yeah my uptimechoice says in hour,min,second now to ;D |
16:43.10 | ruiner | how would i see what dtmfmode they are using? |
16:43.18 | tzanger | ruiner: you've got the cisco, no me. :-) |
16:43.31 | ruiner | heh |
16:43.35 | ruiner | in asterisk? |
16:43.47 | tzanger | ruiner: sip.conf |
16:43.50 | tzanger | dtmfmode-= |
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16:44.52 | ruiner | it's not defined to anything in sip.conf |
16:44.55 | puppet | hi bkw_ |
16:44.58 | tzanger | ruiner: what's the default then |
16:45.00 | tzanger | inband? |
16:45.15 | tzanger | see this is why I hate the fucking wikki |
16:45.22 | tzanger | I'm trying to find the CDR csv fields |
16:45.29 | tzanger | and it's just fucking leading me around in circles |
16:45.42 | puppet | the wikki is nice but kinda slow and i think its hard to find the complete command listing but i think ill get usede to it :) |
16:46.16 | `Sauron | "cmd <commandname>" is the thing to search for |
16:46.42 | tzanger | there we go |
16:46.43 | tzanger | jeez |
16:46.57 | ruiner | woot, got it working |
16:48.15 | tzanger | I should have uniqueid in the CDRs |
16:48.18 | ruiner | thanks tzanger |
16:48.19 | tzanger | I wonder why that's not in there by default |
16:48.23 | tzanger | ruiner: glad to help |
16:48.32 | ruiner | just had to set dtmfmode=inband |
16:48.47 | tzanger | ruiner: remember you cannot get DTMF with inband if you're using a compressed codec |
16:49.37 | ruiner | ulaw/alaw are the only uncompressed |
16:49.39 | ruiner | ? |
16:49.59 | ariel_ | ruiner, correct |
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16:50.09 | ruiner | k |
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16:50.12 | tzanger | g726 might work but inband is always teh suck anyway |
16:50.16 | ruiner | i'm stilly grean here |
16:50.23 | file | silly inband |
16:50.33 | tzanger | ruiner: no worries, you're showing a willingness to learn and that will work for you here |
16:50.37 | ruiner | what would be used instead of inband? |
16:50.46 | ruiner | s/grean/green/ |
16:52.09 | tzanger | ruiner: rfc2822 or something like that |
16:52.23 | tzanger | basically the cisco "sees" the DTMF and sends a "DTMF digit X" pressed RTP message |
16:52.59 | tzanger | hehehe |
16:53.01 | tzanger | Mar 9 11:50:57 ERROR[1738]: chan_iax2.c:619 jb_error_output: Jitter value of 93053 larger than absolute maximum of 500, limiting! |
16:53.05 | ruiner | i see |
16:53.09 | tzanger | I ran ntpdate JUST as a call came in and was answered |
16:53.31 | tzanger | ntpdate to get the clock set, then ntpd to keep it right |
16:53.31 | LoRez | you should be running ntp all the time |
16:53.32 | file | can you recreate it? |
16:53.37 | ruiner | ootherwise, the cisco just passes on every it receives, basically? |
16:53.41 | tzanger | file: can I recreate what |
16:53.51 | file | can you recreate the jitter buffer error? ;) |
16:54.06 | tzanger | ruiner: no otherwise the cisco doesn't try to detect anything and just sends it as audio |
16:54.08 | GiabboO | can anyone help me with asterisk + mysql ? i'm using asterisk + app_addon_sql_mysql |
16:54.12 | tzanger | file: sure, if I do that again... |
16:54.19 | file | haha cool |
16:55.00 | tzanger | and if the clock's off that much again |
16:55.18 | file | we have cooling in our hotel room now via a fan+window, since our air conditioner was broken |
16:55.39 | tzanger | heh it's 12 below here, no need for cooling |
16:55.41 | `Sauron | file: how's VON? |
16:55.52 | file | it's fun |
16:56.28 | file | me, bkw, twisted, zoa, and Angela from Digium went around to the booths and looked at stuff yesterday... was nifty |
16:56.32 | file | the new Grandstream phone is amazing |
16:56.58 | eKo1 | It better be. |
16:57.02 | Alexi1 | bye all |
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16:57.10 | tzanger | file: yeah? |
16:57.19 | tzanger | what's nifty about it |
16:57.29 | file | 11 line appears, 4 separate SIP connections so a total of 44 lines |
16:57.34 | tzanger | wow |
16:57.35 | file | plus a port to expand to more |
16:57.48 | puppet | Is it possible to do playback(input-pinc-code) ${pincode} = GetInput(#) ... So pincode get the inputed numbers before # |
16:57.57 | tzanger | file know anything about CDRs? |
16:57.58 | file | ULAW, ALAW, G722, G723, G726, G728, G729, GSM, iLBC for codecs |
16:58.03 | file | tzanger: yup |
16:58.09 | tzanger | question |
16:58.12 | Moc____ | lol digium Asterisk AGI is broken hehe |
16:58.13 | tzanger | I have two * boxes, A and B |
16:58.24 | file | Moc____: I swear we didn't break it lastnight |
16:58.33 | tzanger | I have a CDR for a call originating on A's PRI to B |
16:58.34 | Moc____ | file hehe |
16:58.44 | tzanger | the CDRs are completely different |
16:58.50 | Moc____ | I can't reach support hehe |
16:59.05 | tzanger | 81/73s on A vs 113/105s on B |
16:59.24 | file | well they shouldn't be exactly the same, but that's rather extreme |
16:59.33 | tzanger | file: the other CDRs look bang-nuts-on |
16:59.44 | file | almost like the PRI indications are not going too well... |
16:59.47 | tzanger | it's just the odd one that looks like htat |
16:59.48 | Moc____ | damnit .. |
17:00.01 | tzanger | well A's CDR is "shorter" than B's by 30 seconds |
17:00.06 | tzanger | well 32s |
17:00.07 | file | exactly 32 |
17:00.36 | tzanger | A's priindication is set to outofband, B's PRI is not (B's PRI connects to a Norstar MICS, I want to HEAR the tones on that one) |
17:00.48 | eKo1 | Maybe A travelled back in time for 32s. |
17:00.58 | Moc____ | I finally found a queue without being hangup |
17:00.59 | tzanger | eKo1: heh |
17:01.19 | file | have you done some debugging? like calling through it, seeing how long it takes for box B to realize when someone on the PRI has hungup... |
17:01.24 | stevekstevek | tzanger: yeah, don't reset your clock when you're running * :) |
17:01.29 | tzanger | whoa |
17:01.30 | tzanger | <PROTECTED> |
17:01.35 | tzanger | how the hell did I get a dash in the dial? |
17:01.43 | file | it's your dialplan. |
17:01.44 | eKo1 | Could be some weird relativistic phenomenological time disruption. |
17:01.46 | tzanger | PRI came back with HC100 -- invalid IE contents :-) |
17:01.57 | tzanger | file: no it's from a 3rd party, they sent me bad data |
17:02.13 | spackle | eKo1: I don't like those, they itch. |
17:02.27 | Moc____ | damn wait is long for payed support... |
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17:02.38 | file | Moc____: dunno if anyone will be there |
17:02.38 | spackle | Hey Moc! |
17:02.38 | [ro]nic3try | re all |
17:02.41 | tzanger | file: so some inconsistency in billing is to be expected? |
17:02.49 | Moc____ | hj spackle |
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17:02.59 | Moc____ | Hi I mean |
17:02.59 | file | tzanger: a few seconds I would expect... but that, is bad |
17:03.11 | tzanger | file: well that particular call has some extreme jitter on it |
17:03.12 | tzanger | which is why I singled it out |
17:03.15 | tzanger | but not 30s worth |
17:03.18 | file | silliness |
17:03.23 | tzanger | my graphs show 1200ms jitter |
17:03.42 | file | never had CDRs differ like that, 'nor have I had that much jitter |
17:03.52 | tzanger | file: ok, I will investigate some more |
17:04.06 | tzanger | I have packet captures on both boxes |
17:04.11 | file | good good |
17:04.24 | tzanger | and I'm trying to line up the two dumps to try and see this |
17:04.29 | tzanger | but I can't find the same call on box A |
17:04.55 | tzanger | I mean the CDRs are showing IAX2/A-12 and IAX2/B-6 |
17:05.02 | tzanger | but the packet dumps on B have no "source call# 6" |
17:05.12 | tzanger | I have A's "source call# 12" on both sides |
17:05.58 | ManxPower | !docs |
17:06.00 | tzanger | source call # 3,4,7,8,11 in the dump going from B->A |
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17:06.16 | tzanger | and source call # 4,6,12,22,28 going from A->B |
17:06.27 | tzanger | #12 in A->B is the one I want to match but the CDRs aren't giving me anything |
17:06.38 | Weezey | how can I make it so that once I exit voicemail, it brings me back to the main menu and I can dial again? |
17:07.20 | Weezey | just a simple Goto after the voicemailmain? |
17:07.30 | [ro]nic3try | has anyone tryed call transfer ? |
17:07.41 | tzanger | [ro]nic3try: yup it works great for me |
17:07.43 | tzanger | attended and everything |
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17:07.56 | tzanger | stevekstevek: think you can help me decypher this? |
17:08.15 | spackle | help |
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17:08.34 | tzanger | there's 5 IAX2 calls in the dump, and I'm trying to separate out just one... I have the source call# to one side but can't seem to match it up |
17:08.54 | tzanger | all 5 calls are between A and B |
17:08.57 | junky[work] | how can i checkgroup on multi machines? |
17:09.27 | fishboy1669 | bye guys |
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17:09.51 | [ro]nic3try | tzanger: how do i do it, any docs ? pls |
17:10.10 | file | junky[work]: you have to write it |
17:10.27 | Damin_Mobile | file: Good morning.. |
17:10.31 | file | hi Damin |
17:10.34 | tzanger | [ro]nic3try: hookflash on Zap, # on everything assuming 't' or 'T' is used in Dial() and you have a default features.conf |
17:10.35 | file | where are you? |
17:11.03 | Damin_Mobile | File: On the lightrail.. |
17:11.08 | Damin_Mobile | Wow... I still feel like Complete shit. |
17:11.16 | file | Damin_Mobile: poor you |
17:11.42 | file | IAX2 Simpler Than SIP is today, I'd advise you to go or else... |
17:11.50 | Damin_Mobile | file: did you guys hook up w jmhunter after dinner ? |
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17:12.06 | Damin_Mobile | file: i'll Be there... |
17:12.32 | file | Damin_Mobile: yeah he swung by, we were attacking bugs though |
17:12.42 | Damin_Mobile | file; you still at the hotel ? |
17:12.45 | Qwell | file: You guys come down south a bit, I'll buy lunch :p |
17:13.07 | file | Damin_Mobile: yes |
17:13.20 | Damin_Mobile | Qwell how about you come up north and still buy us lunch ? |
17:13.21 | Qwell | and I'll even let you use my oven to bake muffins |
17:13.31 | Qwell | Damin_Mobile: umm, that won't work :p |
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17:14.11 | Damin_Mobile | Lunch is provided at the conference |
17:15.35 | Damin_Mobile | file: I'm heading to the conference speeches today... |
17:15.40 | file | k |
17:16.13 | Damin_Mobile | file: What room areyou in? |
17:16.51 | ruiner | ok so, I've got my cisco 3640 with 2 fxo ports, one has an analog line plugged into it that i dial into to get to my asterisk...the other port goes to one of the phones i have on my phone system, should be an fxs port...i'd like to make it so that i can access my phone system's lines via asterisk...can someone point me in the right direction? i really want to learn this stuff but it all seems a bit overwhelming at first |
17:16.55 | Damin_Mobile | file: And where did twisted end up? |
17:17.12 | ruiner | aka, i don't want someone to just do it for me... |
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17:17.46 | tzanger | ruiner: "one of the phones on my phone system" ?? |
17:18.00 | tzanger | ruiner: you have an ATA on your phone system somewhere? |
17:18.21 | ruiner | not sure what that is |
17:18.32 | tzanger | ruiner: what are you trying to do with your existing phone system |
17:19.26 | ruiner | well, nothing with it, specifically. eventually we're looking to roll out VoIP for customers who have broadband so they pay a flat fee per month and can dial people in any town we have a t1 and a router in |
17:19.38 | ruiner | right now, i'm just playing around with the asterisk box we have here to try different things |
17:19.45 | tzanger | ruiner: right but you're still not answering my question |
17:19.57 | ruiner | my boss right now wants me to make it so i can dial into the asterisk box, get to the existing phone system, then dial out form it |
17:20.05 | Damin_Mobile | fil: ??? |
17:20.07 | tzanger | first things first -- what is the existing phone system |
17:20.23 | ruiner | it's a panasonic tvs200, has 12 analong lines |
17:20.28 | tzanger | ok |
17:20.35 | tzanger | now we're getting somewhere |
17:20.41 | tzanger | so you have 12 POTS --> Panasonic |
17:20.47 | ruiner | right |
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17:20.53 | tzanger | and you want 12 POTS -> Panasonic <-- Asterisk |
17:20.54 | tull | hello |
17:21.05 | ruiner | basically, yeah |
17:21.11 | tull | anyone using spa2000 or spa3000? |
17:21.22 | gambolputty | i do |
17:21.23 | tzanger | so that you can have asterisk "pick up" a Panasonic extension and dial other extensions or even dial out through the Panasonic |
17:21.33 | tull | gambolputty may i pvt? |
17:21.39 | gambolputty | yes |
17:21.46 | ruiner | tzanger: si! |
17:22.24 | tzanger | ruiner: well yuou need to get a Panasonic adapter that turns an extension into a regular phone line |
17:22.31 | tzanger | in Norstar land they're called ATAs |
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17:22.48 | tzanger | they allow you to plug things like fax machiens or cordless phones into the phone system and they appear as an extension |
17:23.15 | tzanger | it basically provides an FXO port that you can then plug asterisk in to |
17:23.26 | tzanger | so when asterisk picks up the line, the phone system gives it a dialtone |
17:23.36 | tzanger | and asterisk can dial whatever it needs |
17:23.46 | ruiner | hrm |
17:25.25 | coldfeet | well Eight i couldnt find it, deleted the registry entry and reinstalled and voila I got login, now my prob is one way voice, :-) |
17:25.33 | tzanger | for example if the ATA requires you to dial '9' to grab an external line, asterisk would dial 9... or 225 to dial extension 225, it'd dial 225. |
17:25.37 | tzanger | so on and so forth |
17:25.59 | ruiner | ok |
17:26.15 | ruiner | yeah, we have to dial 9 to grab an line, then 9 to get outside the system on our normal phones |
17:27.13 | tzanger | ruiner: anyway there's your next step -- to obtain a device that lets you plug a cordless phone or fax machine into a panasonic system |
17:27.32 | tzanger | as I said, norstar calls them ATAs, NEC calls them SLD or something like that |
17:27.47 | ruiner | you mean just a regular phone instead of a phone specifically designed for a phone system right? |
17:27.57 | tzanger | ruiner: exactly |
17:28.02 | ruiner | because some of these phones allow you to plug a regular device into them, then dial with that device |
17:28.10 | tzanger | becuase asterisk's FXS ports are essentially "regular phones" |
17:28.15 | tzanger | er sorry FXO ports |
17:28.35 | tzanger | ruiner: well if osmeo fyour existing phones have that capbility then you've already go tthat |
17:29.14 | PCadach | JerJer[mobile]: Hello! About #3105. Do you uses gatekeeper for tests? |
17:29.35 | ruiner | so basically i just need to edit my extensions.conf to setup an extension to get into the phone system right? |
17:29.44 | ruiner | to dial 9,9 basically |
17:29.48 | tzanger | ruiner: or whatever, yes |
17:29.56 | tzanger | you need to make asterisk dial exactly what you'd have to dial yourself |
17:30.21 | ruiner | ok, but since my asterisk box doesn't have the fxo card in it, it's through a router, do i have to setup something differently as far as asterisk is concerned? |
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17:30.36 | ruiner | like, exten => 601,1,Dial(SIP/206.222.200.46/s@default) |
17:30.47 | ruiner | i'm confused on the dialing stuff |
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17:31.45 | coldfeet | guys I have a strange problem I have ser connected to asterisk |
17:32.03 | coldfeet | pstn inbound via ser is transmitted to asterisk which make the call to a sip call |
17:32.10 | coldfeet | I mean sip phone |
17:32.37 | coldfeet | once connected the sip phone can hear the pstn line, but not the other way round...now heres the strange part |
17:33.00 | coldfeet | If I dial the pstn from the sip phone the I can hear both ways |
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17:33.38 | xkev | if I use pridialplan=national, I need to pass at least 10 digits. fine, np. how about international calling though? 011... typically ok in US? |
17:33.54 | coldfeet | and whats this Ooh SIP/a.b.c.d changed address line which appears |
17:34.35 | xkev | or someone got a europe number I can try so I can answer my own question? :) |
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17:36.01 | doughecka | ~seen atacomm |
17:36.15 | jbot | atacomm <~dan@69.54.45.98> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 34d 15h 39m 22s ago, saying: 'anyone want a IP 3000 conference phone? looking to replace ours with a IP 4000 model. Barely been used, in great condition.... looking for around $500'. |
17:36.34 | TheBear | Hi all, try to configure *, I'm having a prob with zapata and zaptel. (Linux = gentoo) installed using CVS. When I start * I get warnings when on zapata.conf. "modprobe zaptel" gives errors also and lsmod is empty |
17:37.45 | Zeeek | what errors? |
17:37.49 | Zeeek | ~pastebin |
17:37.51 | jbot | i heard pastebin is a place to paste your stuff without flooding the channel - try http://pastebin.ca |
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17:40.13 | Darwin35 | ~sex drugs Rockingroll |
17:40.16 | TheBear | http://pastebin.ca/7084 |
17:40.48 | Zeeek | what modprobe errors? |
17:40.58 | Darwin35 | ok you have digium card right |
17:41.33 | TheBear | yes I have Dev Kit a X100P connected to my phone number and a TDM10B connected to nothing (with a FXS module only) |
17:41.42 | Zeeek | what does this show? cat /proc/interrupts |
17:41.46 | TheBear | I use 3 SIP phones snom 200s |
17:41.48 | Darwin35 | ok you have not started the zaptel drivers |
17:41.59 | Zeeek | yeah looks like no modprobe |
17:42.25 | Zeeek | isn't there a coffee stained sheet telling you to modprobe and ztcfg ? |
17:42.38 | TheBear | http://pastebin.ca/7084 updated with /proc/interrupts |
17:42.53 | TheBear | as I said modprobe zaptel gives errors |
17:43.21 | Zeeek | what errors? |
17:43.44 | Zeeek | ok, that wasn't the same URL |
17:43.54 | TheBear | http://pastebin.ca/7084 updated with modprobe errors |
17:44.13 | Zeeek | where is the modprobe command? |
17:44.22 | TheBear | line 29 |
17:44.53 | Zeeek | which says see dmesg |
17:45.24 | Zeeek | you did make a clean zaptel ? |
17:45.52 | Zeeek | by the way it isn't 7084 but http://pastebin.ca/7086 |
17:46.06 | Zeeek | which is why no one is seeing what you post |
17:46.14 | TheBear | http://pastebin.ca/7088 |
17:46.36 | TheBear | oh |
17:46.37 | Weezey | my asterisk sounds directory has corrupted gsm files, they used to be fine, but now they play loud, high-pitched noises in them. (at and 40) |
17:47.16 | Zeeek | TheBear what version and did you do make clean; make in zaptel? |
17:47.54 | TheBear | version CVS as of yesterday. yes I did a make clean;make install on zaptel, libpri and asterisk |
17:48.22 | Zeeek | and yopu /etc/zaptel.conf is clean? |
17:48.26 | Zeeek | your |
17:49.00 | Zeeek | although it looks like a make zaptel probleù |
17:49.16 | TheBear | zaptel.conf = loadzone=us , defaultzone = us , fxsks=1 , fxoks=2 |
17:49.52 | TheBear | probably a make problem but it reported no errors during make install, and will not load with modprobe zaptel |
17:49.58 | Zeeek | I asked because it says it might be a bad parameter |
17:50.32 | TheBear | zaptel.conf only has those four lines |
17:50.48 | Zeeek | yeah that's all there is except when you add params |
17:51.21 | junky[work] | ive ive a wav for my ring, how can i use that wav into my ip500? |
17:51.23 | Zeeek | Did you look at the mailing list? http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/2004-October/066542.html |
17:51.28 | junky[work] | oups, damn bold |
17:51.41 | Zeeek | looks like you need to recompile the kernel |
17:51.57 | TheBear | no I'll try that thanks |
17:52.05 | Zeeek | see the link above |
17:52.27 | Zeeek | it seems to give the solution |
17:52.27 | Zeeek | I recompiled my kernel with CONFIG_CRC_CCITT=m, and |
17:52.27 | Zeeek | all is well. |
17:52.28 | Zeeek | I recompiled my kernel with CONFIG_CRC_CCITT=m, and |
17:52.57 | *** join/#asterisk merlincorey (~delta9@pcp01137507pcs.mtmors01.mi.comcast.net) |
17:53.52 | merlincorey | hello? |
17:53.58 | Zeeek | yes? |
17:54.04 | merlincorey | heh |
17:54.05 | TheBear | where would that be in the kernel make menuconfig |
17:54.08 | Zeeek | how can we be of ass-istance? |
17:54.16 | *** join/#asterisk mbranca (~matteo@80.152.73.227) |
17:54.17 | merlincorey | oooh, I love ass-istance |
17:54.21 | Zeeek | TheBear no idea |
17:54.21 | Qwell | ass-is-tense? |
17:54.29 | TheBear | I see in .config CONFIG_CRC_CCITT is not set |
17:54.47 | Zeeek | read the thread there are a few interesting comments |
17:54.56 | *** join/#asterisk MikeJ[Jayden] (~ircatjerr@65.170.43.34) |
17:54.59 | TheBear | ok found it let me rebuild quick |
17:55.00 | ruiner | if i want to setup a voip solution for broadband customers so they can call various cities where we have equipment, would i need an asterisk box in each location and use IAX? or can it be used with one asterisk box and SIP. what would be the best solution? |
17:55.33 | Zeeek | one box would work |
17:56.26 | *** join/#asterisk mesi (~player@dsl-082-083-145-010.arcor-ip.net) |
17:56.43 | ruiner | since the router has the fxo ports and not the asterisk box, if i want to dial an extension that then allows me to dial out, how would i go about doing that? would i dial SIP/<ip to router>? |
17:56.59 | mesi | Who would like to join the sipphone.com conference at 1-222-000-0000 ? I'm there already! |
17:57.03 | ruiner | or is sip dialing only to dial to a sip phone? |
17:57.09 | Qwell | 000-0000? |
17:57.21 | mesi | Qwell: Yes. It is their conference number. |
17:57.27 | merlincorey | well, I don't have an asterisk specific question because I'm not sure if the system is using asterisk... but I figured if anyone might know you guys might know; I'm trying to call a friend of mine who is working in a call center, I have the number to the line which then randomly chooses a call center, and I have his site code, and his extension... I also have a number to a call director and I can have them get me to the corre |
17:57.29 | Qwell | Thats a valid US phone number? |
17:58.01 | Zeeek | prolly have to call it @sipphone |
17:58.03 | mesi | Qwell: Well, on internet phone via sipphone.com, yes. |
17:58.10 | Zeeek | muhahahah |
17:59.09 | intrin | anyone know of a txt2speach program that can output to a wav? |
17:59.26 | merlincorey | my phone is VoIP if it makes it easier (for some odd reason) |
17:59.27 | merlincorey | :P |
17:59.34 | mesi | intrin: Doesn't festival do that? |
17:59.40 | *** join/#asterisk Ro[b]ert (~acidburnn@cust.7.204.adsl.cistron.nl) |
17:59.46 | Ro[b]ert | Hello all... |
18:00.15 | merlincorey | assuming the system was asterisk, how would I manipulate it to get it to send me where I want, generally? |
18:00.19 | Ro[b]ert | where can i download the iso version of asterisk?? |
18:00.38 | G0shen | Ro: asterisk@home |
18:00.46 | G0shen | if you want to let it wipe your system and install on it |
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18:01.31 | Ro[b]ert | Yes... |
18:01.40 | merlincorey | any general phone system operation links you could throw at me so I can continue to experiment on my own? |
18:01.43 | Ro[b]ert | http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+at++Home |
18:01.47 | chrisvv | hi ... can somebody point me how to get quicknet's phone jack to work ? |
18:01.55 | GiabboO | do I need to uso the CVS version for install res_mysql_config.so ? |
18:02.07 | ariel_ | Ro[b]ert, here is the link http://asteriskathome.sourceforge.net/ |
18:02.38 | Ro[b]ert | ariel_: thanks! |
18:02.52 | MikeJ[Jayden] | merlincorey... there are no secret back doors... they have a system set up how they have it set up. Asterisk or not, no one but the people who set up that system or use it can tell you |
18:03.26 | merlincorey | MikeJ[Jayden]: I'm not necessarily looking for a backdoor, just how to use it; but thanks for response :) |
18:03.58 | merlincorey | In general, if I get directed to HIS call center, and I wanted to enter his extension and have it redirect me, how would you think in general it would be - or is it so variable there is no way to say for sure? |
18:04.20 | MikeJ[Jayden] | whatever they did.. no way to know |
18:04.31 | merlincorey | alright, thanks :) |
18:04.35 | merlincorey | it was worth a shot, hey? |
18:04.35 | merlincorey | :) |
18:04.47 | Darwin35 | ok cool my new extensions.conf works |
18:04.56 | Darwin35 | now to split it into 2 parts |
18:05.33 | ariel_ | merlincorey, are you able to get to the CLI on the asterisk box? |
18:06.05 | MikeJ[Jayden] | ariel_, it's not his box, and he has no idea if it is even * |
18:06.10 | Darwin35 | move the macros to a seprate file |
18:06.24 | Darwin35 | and use include => |
18:06.57 | TheBear | Zeek: ok modprobe zaptel now loads what else after modprobe zaptel ? |
18:06.58 | *** join/#asterisk bassie (~bas@datarack.xs4all.nl) |
18:07.00 | bassie | hello |
18:07.05 | TheBear | Zeeek: ok modprobe zaptel now loads what else after modprobe zaptel ? |
18:07.27 | Darwin35 | load the fxs |
18:07.30 | TheBear | how |
18:07.33 | Darwin35 | and the fxo |
18:07.39 | Darwin35 | with modprobe |
18:07.48 | bassie | does anybody know if a cisco7940/60 can show incoming phone no's on the bottom line in the lcd display (using sip image) |
18:07.50 | merlincorey | ariel_: it's uh, HP phone support so I hope not though I haven't tried :p |
18:08.00 | GiabboO | does anybody use res_mysql_config.so ? |
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18:08.17 | Darwin35 | Mar 9 13:04:06 NOTICE[418]: indications.c:397 ast_unregister_indication_country: Removed default indication country 'us' |
18:08.22 | GMsoft | hey gues |
18:08.26 | Darwin35 | the last of my errors |
18:08.27 | GMsoft | mhh by what is the callerid set with h.323 ? the client, the gk or the gw ? |
18:08.33 | ariel_ | merlincorey, sorry then I don't have any idea what HP uses. Besides hafe the time I call hp the send me to india for support. |
18:09.06 | merlincorey | ariel_: *nod* my friend is in a call center in Canada and he's trying to get fired so we're trying to call him and just chat with him for portions of the day ^_^ |
18:09.27 | TheBear | modprobe wcfxo worked ok modprobe wcfxs returns FATAL: Module wcfxs not found |
18:09.38 | ariel_ | merlincorey, wow get him Fired???? why on earth do you want to do that? |
18:10.14 | merlincorey | HE wants to get fired... if he gets fired he can get comp and some other benefits but if he quits he can't. so he's having fun trying to get fired |
18:10.14 | Darwin35 | exit |
18:10.25 | merlincorey | plus if he talks to us he won't be meowing at customers |
18:10.26 | merlincorey | lol |
18:11.35 | merlincorey | agreed, but it's his life :o |
18:11.43 | TheBear | Darwin35: "modprobe wcfxo" worked ok "modprobe wcfxs" returns FATAL: Module wcfxs not found ? I have a X100P and TDM10B digium cards |
18:11.55 | merlincorey | I'm trying to save the poor customers who call him and don't know what the fuck is going on |
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18:12.39 | merlincorey | oh apparently he is only an ass to the customers that are first an ass to him |
18:12.45 | merlincorey | which comes out to be 50% |
18:14.12 | ariel_ | merlincorey, just call in a complaint on him. |
18:14.58 | intrin | mesi: festival? |
18:15.02 | intrin | win32 prog? |
18:15.45 | roamer323 | merlin... I think I know that support center in Canada he works in - it was something like 1-800-BE-AN-ASS :-) |
18:15.48 | TheBear | anyone ? "modprobe wcfxo" worked ok "modprobe wcfxs" returns FATAL: Module wcfxs not found ? I have a X100P and TDM10B digium cards |
18:16.04 | TheBear | I done't even have a wcfxs file, how is it created? |
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18:18.45 | ariel_ | TheBear, I think in head there is a new name for the tdm400b. wctdm i think it's the new name for it. |
18:19.12 | ariel_ | I remember they changed it due to it now can do both fxs and fxo |
18:19.29 | TheBear | yes I have that file should it modprobe it instead |
18:19.58 | coldfeet | Mike got it working, i deleted the xlite registry and installed xlite again..now how do I rewrite callerID based on extension dialed |
18:20.07 | TheBear | ok it loaded fine. |
18:20.11 | ariel_ | TheBear, yes do modprobe zatel, modprobe wcfxs then modprobe wctdm then ztcfg -vvv |
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18:21.15 | TheBear | ariel_ ok ztcfg says 2 channels configured ZT_CHANCONFIG failed on channel 2: No such device or address (6) |
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18:21.39 | junky[work] | TheBear: ur /etc/zaptel.conf is probably invalid. |
18:22.37 | puppet | Anyone that can help me get festival up running? getting strange errors :/ |
18:23.06 | JerJer[mobile] | help yourself by posting the errors to a pastebin |
18:23.14 | puppet | ok :) |
18:23.56 | TheBear | junky[work] zaptel.conf has 4 lines loadzone = us , defaultzone = us , fxsks = 1 , fxoks = 1 |
18:24.18 | ruiner | can someone help me with extensions? i want to make an extension that will give me a dialtone...basically my asterisk box does not have fxo ports, i have a router with two in it...if i want to dial out, does my dial command just need to say dial(SIP/ip.to.router)? and then do i need to configure some funky crap in the router? |
18:24.28 | JerJer[mobile] | TheBear: so you redfine the same channel twice? |
18:25.12 | JerJer[mobile] | ruiner: that's not how it works... you pass the digits to be dialed and it will pick up the line and pulse out those digits |
18:25.16 | puppet | jerjer[mobile]: http://pastebin.ca/7089 |
18:25.24 | TheBear | JerJer[mobile]: not sure? I have the dev kit X100P and TDB10B (fxs module only) I have my sprint phone line connected to my X100P and nothing to the TDM10B |
18:25.34 | JerJer[mobile] | your local device will generate dialtone and all that jazz |
18:25.39 | ManxPower | TheBear, Channels are not per card, they are per system. |
18:25.43 | TheBear | I want to be able to make and receive calls via the X100P (modem card) |
18:25.56 | ManxPower | therefore you have channel 1 and channel 2 |
18:26.12 | TheBear | ManxPower: ok so what do I need to change, I'm confused already |
18:26.17 | TheBear | between fxo and fxs |
18:26.31 | ManxPower | well setting fxoks=2 might be a good start |
18:26.33 | junky[work] | ive ive a wav for my ring, how can i use that wav into my ip500 for my ringtoen? |
18:26.47 | ruiner | JerJer[mobile]: i can't just make it pass 9,9 to grab a free line and then dial whatever I want? the other fxo port on my router is connected back into my phone system so preferably i'd like to either be able to dial other extensions in my phone system or dial out.. |
18:26.59 | ManxPower | junky[work], I've heard a rumor that if you fillow the instructions it might work. |
18:27.08 | ruiner | or, how do i even make it pass the digits |
18:27.14 | ManxPower | ~docs |
18:27.15 | jbot | Documentation can be found at http://digium.com/index.php?menu=documentation or http://www.digium.com/handbook-draft.pdf or #asterisk-doc, or http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk, or http://www.asteriskdocs.org |
18:27.21 | TheBear | ok done that, do I unload zaptel, wcfxo and wcdtm then reload |
18:27.22 | ManxPower | ~mailinglist |
18:27.23 | jbot | [mailinglist] Search Asterisk mailing lists by prepending site:lists.digium.com to your Google search. |
18:28.27 | puppet | festival: Festival Speech Synthesis System: 1.4.3:release Jan 2003 |
18:28.32 | puppet | can it be to old festivalversion? |
18:28.34 | junky[work] | ManxPower: that would help me a lot, thanks :) |
18:28.36 | junky[work] | any link? |
18:28.46 | merlincorey | *waves* |
18:28.48 | merlincorey | thanks |
18:28.49 | merlincorey | :) |
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18:30.18 | PCadach | JerJer[mobile]: Hello! A question about #3105. Do you uses gatekeeper for tests? Could you show your h323.conf and h.323 debug output? |
18:30.30 | ManxPower | junky[work], Like 4 clicks from the main page: http://www.polycom.com/resource_center/1,,pw-492,00.html |
18:30.56 | junky[work] | i'll give a watch, thanks. |
18:32.04 | ManxPower | When can I expect the sexual favors? |
18:32.06 | JerJer[mobile] | PCadach: yes I have tried gnugk and my own gatekeeper, both work fine |
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18:32.46 | PCadach | JerJer[mobile]: I don't use GK and call is failed. |
18:32.56 | ManxPower | You could have just taken care of your "problem" yourself, but instead you had to ask me to find the doument for you. |
18:33.04 | Mw3 | off, anyone familiar with panasonic tda100 ? |
18:33.50 | Darwin35 | grr where is the asterisk P% module |
18:33.56 | Darwin35 | p5 |
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18:34.39 | JerJer[mobile] | PCadach: the bug says with gatekeeper the call fails |
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18:39.04 | TheBear | Ok http://pastebin.ca/7090 has what I have, any mistakes ? |
18:39.07 | PCadach | JerJer[mobile]: I don't see any text about GK usage in bug notes. tdriscoll wrote "My problem is that I don't use a Gatekeeper."... |
18:39.20 | iceyp | JerJer[mobile] do you use SER at all? |
18:40.14 | TheBear | or http://pastebin.ca/7091 with the ztcfg output also |
18:41.27 | Smythe | Hey, Gurus, is there a way for me to turn on debugging so that I can see what digits Asterisk is outpulsing to the legacy PBX I am connected to? |
18:41.40 | Smythe | Connected via a T1 |
18:41.52 | TheBear | is the zapata.conf signalling correct yes/no ? |
18:42.52 | ManxPower | drumkilla, Is Digium support even open today or are they all at VON? |
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18:46.02 | Zeeek | anyone here use voipjet? are they reachable? |
18:48.08 | TheBear | ok it must be right, as I can now dial out to a local number, just it won't answer a call ? |
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18:53.10 | *** join/#asterisk voipjet (~helios@ottawa-hs-64-26-155-97.s-ip.magma.ca) |
18:53.46 | voipjet | Hi everyone. Is there any VoipJet customers who can help test the New York server (new IP)? If so, please come ASAP to #voipjet |
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18:54.29 | *** mode/#asterisk [+o jmhunter] by ChanServ |
18:55.06 | jmhunter | blah |
18:55.08 | ariel_ | voipjet, sure can |
18:56.08 | voipjet | Thanks ariel |
18:56.12 | voipjet | Come to the channel |
18:56.26 | ariel_ | voipjet, got an error unable to authenticate. |
18:56.34 | voipjet | ariel it is a new IP |
18:56.35 | Zeeek | ah no wonder my voipjet call didn't go through |
18:56.45 | voipjet | New to test the new Server |
18:56.52 | ariel_ | jmhunter, hello long time no see. |
18:59.39 | bjohnson | I'm getting user reports when using livevoip of hearing a repeating beep pattern. Anyone else getting that? |
18:59.40 | CosmicRay | do any of the many different internet voip providers encrypt the data stream? is asterisk capable of encrypting the data stream as it crosses the net? |
19:00.15 | Grooby | oops..i thought the dev conf was today |
19:00.16 | bjohnson | voipjet: I've got n account with you but am primarily using livevoip becuse of huge ping times with you |
19:00.25 | bjohnson | CosmicRay: no |
19:00.27 | loud | move to west coast. |
19:00.27 | bjohnson | CosmicRay: no |
19:00.41 | CosmicRay | bjohnson: that stinks. |
19:00.41 | *** join/#asterisk djin (~djin@gridfox.xs4all.nl) |
19:01.26 | bjohnson | $$ has a way of fixing that |
19:01.57 | CosmicRay | bjohnson: of making things encrypted? |
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19:03.10 | Essobi | JerJer[mobile] you around? I got H323 back up and running, but dtmf isn't passing .. I'm trying to remember how to throw h323 into debug.. |
19:03.35 | *** join/#asterisk AgiNamu (~AgiNamu@216.230.151.230) |
19:03.36 | Essobi | h.323 debug ; set verbose 5; set debug 5 isn't yielding anything.. |
19:03.47 | AgiNamu | Mar 9 14:03:16 NOTICE[28738]: chan_iax2.c:4609 register_verify: Host 10.2.33.82 failed MD5 authentication for 'TLF11006' (fffc8ed4df7a63a47ddbfe5f593ad191 != b67529962007dc17bb7f6f24346ab44f) |
19:03.55 | AgiNamu | Getting those notices every 60 seconds |
19:04.00 | AgiNamu | But the user still works fine |
19:04.08 | *** part/#asterisk Zeeek (~Zeeek@Zeeek.sustaining.supporter.pdpc) |
19:04.12 | GiabboO | do I need to use the CVS version for install res_mysql_config.so ? |
19:04.19 | Essobi | sounds like a bad password |
19:04.20 | junky[work] | how can i checkgroup on multi machines? cause i want to limit to x apps started on the same time. |
19:04.40 | AgiNamu | Essobi, yea, but when a call is made, it works fine |
19:04.44 | AgiNamu | I double checked the phone settings |
19:04.50 | AgiNamu | Exactly the same as the other units I've configured. |
19:05.12 | AgiNamu | and I'm not using MD5 auth |
19:05.25 | AgiNamu | unless that's the default one built in |
19:06.30 | bjohnson | CosmicRay: yes. Offer $$ to someone to make * support software encryption |
19:06.51 | AgiNamu | Bribe whoever wrote the IAX encryption to start off by writing a spec? |
19:06.51 | CosmicRay | bjohnson: ah. |
19:07.03 | CosmicRay | bjohnson: I wonder if ipsec would be suitable... |
19:07.17 | bjohnson | only if you can find another end point |
19:07.21 | CosmicRay | right |
19:07.23 | *** topic/#asterisk by drumkilla -> Asterisk: The Open Source PBX || 1.0.7 RC - bug #3746 || Dev Conf 1PM CST MARCH 10th -> IAX2/guest@66.250.68.194/996 || ClueCon Dev Conf Aug 3rd - 5th |
19:07.29 | spackle | ipsec works for me, run the tunnel on a different machine tho. |
19:07.33 | CosmicRay | I am surprised that so few people seem to care about this |
19:07.34 | bjohnson | any number of vpns or even ssh tunnelling |
19:07.57 | CosmicRay | ouch, I would expect udp over ssh tunnels (I didn't even know that was possible) to be horrible |
19:07.58 | bjohnson | CosmicRay: people don't turn on encryption on wifi APs either |
19:08.12 | CosmicRay | bjohnson: what can I say, people put XP on networks... :-) |
19:08.17 | AgiNamu | CosmicRay, people use POP3 and SMTP without encryption too |
19:08.28 | bjohnson | silly bastids |
19:08.31 | *** part/#asterisk gr8nash (~basketoju@mamabear.si-forest.com) |
19:08.32 | AgiNamu | And that's arguably much more dangerous, considering the "email me my password" shit going on |
19:08.41 | CosmicRay | right, but encryption has been available for pop and smtp stuff for some time |
19:08.48 | AgiNamu | And anyways, telephones are so tappable anyways :P |
19:08.51 | bjohnson | just not used |
19:09.27 | CosmicRay | AgiNamu: yeah but now all I need is some teenage punk in the apartment next door with a wifi sniffer to tap in to the other end of the coversation :-) |
19:09.39 | CosmicRay | before, one woul dhave had to at least physically find some phone lines to tap :-) |
19:09.46 | AgiNamu | Unless you use a cordless phone :P |
19:10.00 | MicH323 | If you have any interconnection problems with ITSPs (ie Vonage, FWD, BroadVoice) join #asterisk-itsp |
19:10.14 | CosmicRay | AgiNamu: even my cordless phone uses encryption of some sort :-) |
19:10.17 | AgiNamu | What's ITSP stand for ? IT Service Provider? |
19:10.23 | AgiNamu | wow, that's a nice cordless. |
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19:10.33 | CosmicRay | AgiNamu: standard feature on vtech models |
19:10.33 | AgiNamu | even most cellphones just broadcast clear |
19:10.35 | bjohnson | CosmicRay: or bounce a radio beam or laser off a window |
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19:10.42 | DARP | hi people |
19:10.45 | AgiNamu | Hi DARP! |
19:10.48 | AgiNamu | How are you today? |
19:10.59 | harryvv | bj, i know what your talking about :) |
19:11.01 | CosmicRay | AgiNamu: aren't most cellphones at least digital these days? |
19:11.08 | AgiNamu | Cosmic, some yea |
19:11.09 | DARP | do you know if i can use my internal modem as sip client to connect to asterisk?? |
19:11.15 | harryvv | alot are tri mode |
19:11.16 | MicH323 | ITSP => Internet Telephony Service Provider |
19:11.18 | AgiNamu | so you need more than a radio scanner |
19:11.21 | DARP | fine Agi thanks, and you? |
19:11.27 | AgiNamu | Oh, can't complain. |
19:11.30 | CosmicRay | AgiNamu: I mean, I don't even know where I'd go to buy a cellphone that is analog anymore. |
19:11.44 | spackle | goodwill |
19:11.47 | AgiNamu | yea, but it's still unencrypted most of the time |
19:11.48 | bjohnson | DARP: no |
19:12.06 | DARP | thnks bjohnson |
19:12.48 | harryvv | Are there any voip to cell analog boxes by chance? I see one thats voip to gsm for localized service to say a campous. |
19:13.05 | harryvv | so most cell calls are unencrypted? |
19:13.08 | AgiNamu | yea |
19:13.17 | AgiNamu | and even the ones with encryption have shitty encryption |
19:13.27 | AgiNamu | Designed by comittees of cipher-novices |
19:13.30 | AgiNamu | Like WEP.. sigh. |
19:13.40 | AgiNamu | When will people learn to hire experts instead of coming up with their own shit? |
19:13.42 | harryvv | My all mode all freq amature radio can do digital am/fm/wfm/usb/lsb |
19:14.12 | AgiNamu | See, Cell phones had security issues. So instead of fixing them, the telcos just got government to pass laws against listening in |
19:14.20 | AgiNamu | and made certain radio scanners illegal |
19:14.57 | harryvv | agi this goes way back to the early 90s when a us senator was listened on once and his sensitive conversation was released. |
19:15.03 | AgiNamu | yea |
19:15.12 | AgiNamu | Since then, that's set a bad precedent |
19:15.18 | AgiNamu | For EVERYTHING. shit like DMCA, etc. |
19:15.54 | AgiNamu | I'd blame lack of education and intelligence, but even some really well educated and intelligent people go along with crap like that. |
19:16.32 | spackle | encryption is like Karate "someone always know more" |
19:16.43 | harryvv | I recall trying to find who was using the same freqency as my home phone and it was the landlord. I said to switch or buy a new phone then discovered how nsecure those 49 meg phones really were. Somone was giving out personal credit card info over the phone heard drug deals going over the phones. |
19:17.21 | *** join/#asterisk gr8nash (~andy@mamabear.si-forest.com) |
19:17.30 | harryvv | It was really funny just driving though huge apartment complexes how many of those phones were around in the early 90s. |
19:17.34 | AgiNamu | spackle.... no, it's "you dont know enough" until a certain level |
19:17.49 | AgiNamu | Like... Netscape's SSL, WEP, for examples |
19:18.03 | AgiNamu | TI's "FastPass" or whatever its called |
19:18.17 | AgiNamu | usually committee based or proprietary desings |
19:18.25 | AgiNamu | hell, MS's PPTP |
19:18.37 | greg_work | * 1.0.5.. console is filled with "TDM PCI Master abort", ssh, ftp, * not responding, and I can't get at the console as that message scrolls too fast. this is the 3rd time this has happened (i think .. the last two times, it didnt have a video card so i couldn't check, it seems to be a few days in between. anyone ever seen that before? what can I do to fix it? |
19:18.41 | AgiNamu | Office's encryption (IV reuse) |
19:18.45 | spackle | Don't you think the NSA is listening to more than they can ever admit to, and cracked codes we hope somehow they haven't? |
19:18.57 | greg_work | oh, and I have a TDM400P with 4 fxo cards in it -- none are even plugged into lines right now |
19:19.01 | spackle | Not to sound like a conspiracy freak but. . . |
19:19.14 | AgiNamu | spackle, I doubt it. In fact, I'm quite sure the NSA says they've cracked stuff they havent. |
19:19.46 | AgiNamu | Also, the NSA has historically fixed things, even if only they know the flaw |
19:19.47 | AgiNamu | (SHA0) |
19:19.55 | AgiNamu | And the NSA came up with SHA1, and look at that :) |
19:20.04 | AgiNamu | so... while they are ahead |
19:20.16 | AgiNamu | I believe a sound encryption system is quite strong against them |
19:20.17 | *** join/#asterisk Ahewes (~rsb@209.81.2.58) |
19:20.28 | AgiNamu | Of course, they might have really powerful systems to crack AES etc |
19:20.31 | puppet | haha im a reak nerd ;p gone install festival now JUST so I can get random bash.org quotes in the phone |
19:20.34 | puppet | lol |
19:20.35 | harryvv | nsa national security agency? |
19:20.48 | AgiNamu | and that's why you should always use much, much, more than you think is needed |
19:20.54 | AgiNamu | use SHA256, 256-bit AES keys, etc. |
19:20.59 | AgiNamu | There's no real benefit in not doing so. |
19:21.10 | AgiNamu | the thing is, encryption is rarely the weakest point |
19:21.46 | spackle | AgiNamu, I think there is no real benefit to doing so, kind've a lost cause metality |
19:21.46 | AgiNamu | WEP being an exception :P |
19:21.55 | harryvv | I have found its the users and owners that dont think twice about security. |
19:22.02 | greg_work | AgiNamu: yeah, apparently just offer the person who knows the key a chocolate bar and they'll give it to you |
19:22.03 | AgiNamu | sure, they dont think twice, until they are hit |
19:22.04 | spackle | Just keeping the honest people honest, as they say. |
19:22.11 | AgiNamu | greg: yea, stuff like that |
19:22.17 | AgiNamu | spackle, um no, that's DRM |
19:22.40 | AgiNamu | encrypting you voip calls, for instance, could stop your ISP from snooping the traffic |
19:22.46 | harryvv | people just dont think about the ramifications of what thay do |
19:22.52 | AgiNamu | encrypting my disk stops a theif from getting my data if he steals the comptuer |
19:23.02 | harryvv | true |
19:23.04 | AgiNamu | BRB |
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19:23.34 | greg_work | anyone ever seen "TDM PCI Master abort" before? |
19:23.38 | spackle | Anyone who wants something bad enough can find a way to get it. |
19:24.09 | harryvv | I would love to crack physical security and get paid for it. |
19:24.11 | *** join/#asterisk twilson (~terry@63.77.68.11) |
19:24.16 | spackle | If you happen to have the resources of a large corporation or even a samll government to back you up it is just that much easier. |
19:24.58 | modulus_ | jbot automated attendant? |
19:25.06 | modulus_ | jbot ivr? |
19:25.15 | spackle | people are usually the wakest link anyway. It seems its possible to pay people not to care. |
19:26.00 | CosmicRay | spackle: corrolary: it's possible to not pay people enough to care. |
19:26.49 | harryvv | I find by talking to people get a sence for there security awarness. Obviosly the aloof person is going to get burned :) |
19:28.29 | *** join/#asterisk Katty (~angela@68.112.15.110) |
19:28.51 | Katty | hihi |
19:29.09 | Elshar | Do I need to use devfs to use the zaptel devices? Even with a 2.6 kernel? |
19:29.50 | bassie | exit |
19:30.02 | Essobi | Anyone using Jer's H323 driver to connect to a Cisco router? |
19:30.18 | Katty | so many questions, so little time |
19:30.47 | Essobi | Katty Go away. :) |
19:31.13 | CosmicRay | is there a way in the dialpan to make asterisk recognize attempts to dial an extension even while it is dialing another? |
19:31.20 | ariel_ | hello Katty |
19:31.31 | Katty | Essobi: hmmmmmmmm, nope (= |
19:31.35 | Katty | hi ariel! |
19:31.39 | Essobi | CosmicRay Plain engrish please? |
19:31.46 | Essobi | Katty Don't make me be mean again. :) |
19:31.48 | Katty | ariel_: how're the kids? |
19:31.56 | Katty | Essobi: i'm not making you do a single thing (= |
19:32.12 | CosmicRay | Essobi: OK... well there are the Background applications, that will play sound but if you start dialing an extension, it will interrupt the playback and take you to that extension immediately. |
19:32.20 | Essobi | STOP WITH THE BACKWARDS SMILIES! :) |
19:32.22 | CosmicRay | Essobi: I want something that can do that for the Dial application |
19:32.26 | ariel_ | Katty, she is so-so in fact both her and me are really feeling bad. We both have a bad cold. |
19:32.31 | Katty | Essobi: make me (= |
19:32.40 | Katty | ariel_: ooh. sorry to hear that.. |
19:32.51 | CosmicRay | Essobi: so that, say, I dial an extension.... it's ringing... and I decide to dial another extension. the first one stops ringing, and asterisk takes me to the second. |
19:33.08 | Essobi | Oh.. Nope. |
19:33.11 | ariel_ | Katty, thanks for asking hope your doing well. |
19:33.12 | Essobi | Write a macro. |
19:33.18 | Katty | ariel_: i'm doing fine (= |
19:33.21 | Katty | ariel_: other than being confused |
19:33.25 | Essobi | and shove all your outbound dials through that macro |
19:33.32 | greg_work | CosmicRay: weird. i'm not sure if you can do it in dialplan or not .. may need to make an agi and use the manager interface ... |
19:33.40 | Silik0n | anyone have a good dialplan cheat sheet for singapore? |
19:33.55 | Essobi | A what what? |
19:34.10 | CosmicRay | greg_work: basically, what I want this for is when somebody calls in on the POTS line, it will ring a default phone unless they know the secret and dial an extension for a different one |
19:34.18 | Silik0n | the numbering plan in singapore |
19:35.06 | CosmicRay | anyway, question #2... where do I find implementations for things like *67 in extensions.conf? |
19:35.12 | CosmicRay | I don't see them anywhere |
19:35.32 | gr8nash | some are in the extensions.conf |
19:36.12 | spackle | CosmicRay: You could answer and play a background rining tone while waiting for the secret keypress |
19:36.44 | CosmicRay | gr8nash: I don't see any in the sample and couldn't find any examples on doing them there... can you direct me to enlightenment? |
19:37.06 | CosmicRay | spackle: yes, but that isn't actually ringing the extension |
19:37.42 | spackle | true. |
19:38.12 | bsdfreak | heh |
19:38.39 | spackle | Essobi, did you try the OH323 implementation? |
19:39.00 | CosmicRay | what is a good, yet inexpensive, hardware voip phone? |
19:39.08 | CosmicRay | I don't care about most bells&whistles |
19:39.27 | *** join/#asterisk r0d3nt|m (anonymous@soveliss.luniac.com) |
19:39.29 | spackle | CosmicRay, Sipura-841 |
19:39.53 | Ahewes | spackle I'm talking on an 841 right now - not recommended. |
19:40.13 | spackle | What issues have you had? |
19:40.14 | AgiNamu | CosmicRay: PA168 :) |
19:40.19 | AgiNamu | PA168 supports IAX2 |
19:40.19 | buddah | anyone know what might be causing this error? |
19:40.20 | buddah | WARNING[20606]: codec_g729.c:196 g729tolin_framein: Invalid data (4 bytes at the end) |
19:40.25 | buddah | i'm guessing a codec issue |
19:40.26 | Ahewes | spackle echo and rubber buttons top the list |
19:40.28 | buddah | with g729? |
19:40.39 | spackle | AgiNamu: IAX@ sort of. |
19:40.43 | BoRiS | buddah: Sounds be fixed in latest cvs |
19:40.43 | CosmicRay | AgiNamu: pfft |
19:40.57 | AgiNamu | pfft? |
19:40.57 | buddah | so update then? |
19:41.04 | AgiNamu | sort of? Well, "sort of" .... works fine for me. |
19:41.24 | CosmicRay | AgiNamu: "PA168/PA1688: This is chip solution, complete with reference design"... |
19:41.31 | AgiNamu | yes |
19:41.35 | AgiNamu | So you buy a phone based on that |
19:41.41 | AgiNamu | (obviously) |
19:41.56 | GiabboO | cdr_addon_mysql.c:352 my_load_module: MySQL database table not specified. Assuming "cdr" |
19:42.04 | GiabboO | how can I specify a table ? |
19:42.11 | spackle | Ahewes, fair enought, I got over the rubber buttons, I think the echo will be gone in another firmware revision or two. We haven't had much trouble with it. |
19:42.13 | GiabboO | dbtable=? |
19:42.13 | AgiNamu | they dont really sell the PA168 kits anymore |
19:42.24 | CosmicRay | How are the Budgetones? |
19:42.27 | Moc____ | anyone from voiceconduits aroound ? |
19:42.41 | Ahewes | spackle one would hope |
19:42.45 | Ahewes | brb |
19:42.45 | spackle | CosmicRay, they work too, sort of. |
19:42.50 | CosmicRay | sort of? |
19:43.09 | spackle | They are a good phone to learn the ropes on, anyone disagree? |
19:43.16 | AgiNamu | Budgetones suck |
19:43.23 | AgiNamu | I had a few. All they did was flood my network |
19:43.29 | Moc____ | spackle: I really suggest the Polycom for real buisness ;) |
19:43.30 | BoRiS | Moc!!!!!! |
19:43.32 | AgiNamu | stay away from grandstream |
19:43.34 | Moc____ | hi boris |
19:43.39 | BoRiS | Whats up? |
19:43.44 | BoRiS | Slacking off at work? |
19:43.45 | AgiNamu | spackle, learn the ropes of f*d up voip maybe |
19:43.45 | Moc____ | working, |
19:43.46 | *** join/#asterisk kraeMit (~chatzilla@p5086972F.dip0.t-ipconnect.de) |
19:43.49 | puppet | Hmm, wakeup-call dont wanne register |
19:43.49 | puppet | exten => _*55*XXXX#,1,AGI(wakeup-call.pl) ; Set wake-up call |
19:43.57 | puppet | and x-lite says 404 not found |
19:44.01 | CosmicRay | the nice thing about the budgetones is that they are $20 cheaper than anything else. when I'm thinking of deploying four of these around the house, that adds up |
19:44.09 | BoRiS | Moc: uh-huh.....working |
19:44.10 | AgiNamu | CosmicRay, how much is the budgetone? |
19:44.10 | mogorman | is dev confrence going on? |
19:44.13 | BoRiS | heheh |
19:44.16 | AgiNamu | oh, just 4 deivceS? |
19:44.21 | AgiNamu | who cares then |
19:44.25 | spackle | AgiNamu, I have had the PA168 unregister on me running IAX2 They are a little twitchy. |
19:44.33 | Moc____ | BoRiS: yea, it my lunch time hehe |
19:44.33 | AgiNamu | spackle, what firmware version? |
19:44.35 | CosmicRay | AgiNamu: $64 new |
19:44.41 | AgiNamu | $64, not bad |
19:44.52 | AgiNamu | I can do $64... FOB china though |
19:44.59 | CosmicRay | AgiNamu: add $10 for a second 10Mb (!) |
19:45.05 | CosmicRay | port |
19:45.09 | AgiNamu | with 2 10mbps ports built in |
19:45.11 | GiabboO | how can I specify a table for cdr_addon_mysql? |
19:45.17 | AgiNamu | well cosmic, your call.... but hey, hope you're lucky with the |
19:45.25 | AgiNamu | a LOT of people bitch abotu hwo crappy they are |
19:45.32 | spackle | AgiNamu, the latest I could find, 1.42.x or something. |
19:45.39 | CosmicRay | AgiNamu: thanks, I'll probably avoid them then. that's why I asked. |
19:45.55 | fitzel | is any good documentation from chan_capi available on supressing echo? |
19:47.03 | puppet | ~docs |
19:47.04 | jbot | Documentation can be found at http://digium.com/index.php?menu=documentation or http://www.digium.com/handbook-draft.pdf or #asterisk-doc, or http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk, or http://www.asteriskdocs.org |
19:47.30 | greg_work | anyone using sphinx ? |
19:47.45 | AgiNamu | spackle, 1.41 is the latest. 1.42 is in dev. |
19:47.56 | *** join/#asterisk DevilFish (~me@staff211.qtm.net) |
19:48.12 | AgiNamu | spackle, what's your register ttl? |
19:48.13 | *** join/#asterisk stevekstevek (~stevekste@slim-eth0.horizonlive.net) |
19:48.19 | CosmicRay | how about the Snom phones? those any good? |
19:48.22 | DevilFish | can Asterisk connect to a VoIP provider via MGCP? |
19:48.31 | AgiNamu | I've not had any serious problems with the PA168 |
19:48.34 | AgiNamu | using IAX2 |
19:49.18 | DevilFish | anyone using MGCP? |
19:49.43 | jontow | i tried.. and failed |
19:49.48 | *** join/#asterisk Zeeek (~Zeeek@Zeeek.sustaining.supporter.pdpc) |
19:49.58 | jontow | using an innomedia MTA 3328-4 4port MGCP gateway |
19:50.14 | jontow | mgcp support is .. odd ;) |
19:50.42 | *** join/#asterisk SquareRt (~genesis@kurta.narnia.gamesgalleon.com) |
19:50.43 | DevilFish | I need to get my Asterisk box working with a Metaswitch 3500 using MGCP and just wondering if it is possible |
19:50.56 | *** join/#asterisk Brumle (~brumle@brumle.com) |
19:51.07 | DevilFish | I saw somthing on the wiki about CallerAGent and UserAgent and was not sure what it meant |
19:51.17 | *** join/#asterisk neopher (~crazy@mail.techhelpresources.com) |
19:51.35 | SquareRt | -- Accepting AUTHENTICATED call from 65.39.205.121, requested format = 4, actual format = 4 |
19:51.37 | Darwin35 | ok fax is working on fbsd |
19:51.38 | SquareRt | -- Executing Dial("IAX2/iaxfwd@65.39.205.121:4569/2", "SIP/kphone|20|mrH") in new stack |
19:51.39 | DevilFish | if it meant that asterisk can only have mgcp phone connected to it or if it itself can "register" if you will to a voip provider |
19:51.46 | Darwin35 | spandsp needs a small patch |
19:51.51 | SquareRt | Ouch ... error while writing audio data: : Broken pipe (then a floating point exception. crash.) |
19:51.59 | Darwin35 | oops |
19:52.10 | SquareRt | any ideas? |
19:52.24 | neopher | i found the spandsp 2pre4 works the best |
19:52.31 | Darwin35 | wow this is nice to have a full bsd build working |
19:52.36 | Darwin35 | I am using p10 |
19:52.44 | Darwin35 | but I did some patching |
19:53.00 | Darwin35 | I will copair it to 4 |
19:53.08 | jontow | come to think of it.. i'll need to find a real landline to see if this MGCP gateway will work |
19:53.36 | neopher | can't wait till someone gets t.38 working |
19:53.41 | Darwin35 | next is sphinx and festival |
19:53.55 | Silik0n | Darwin35 on FBSD? |
19:53.56 | neopher | sphinx? |
19:53.59 | Darwin35 | someday in the distant future |
19:54.02 | Darwin35 | yep |
19:54.10 | Silik0n | 5.x or 4.x? |
19:54.11 | Qwell | sphing is a speach recog engine, right? |
19:54.15 | Darwin35 | 5.x |
19:54.19 | Qwell | erm, speech |
19:54.20 | Silik0n | kool... |
19:54.22 | greg_work | Qwell: yes |
19:54.23 | Darwin35 | yes |
19:54.33 | DARP | bye |
19:54.35 | greg_work | ugh, now i just broke my asterisk |
19:54.35 | *** part/#asterisk DARP (~diegoramo@200.71.33.201) |
19:54.55 | drsperm | Hey, correct me if I am wrong..but if I am not allowing modules to be modprobed in my kernel...ah...asterisk won't work right? :) |
19:55.08 | zigman | drsperm yes |
19:55.12 | zigman | you need zaptel |
19:55.13 | drsperm | s/work right/work at all |
19:55.20 | drsperm | in my kern? |
19:55.22 | neopher | tring to get chan_sccp working, i think * is blocking packets, anyone know a good wy to check? |
19:55.24 | greg_work | just compilied cvs v1-0 .. .......... == Registered application 'SetMusicOnHold' [chan_alsa.so][root@copper:/usr/src/asterisk-addons]# Junk at the beginning 49443303 Warning, flexibel rate not heavily tested! Ouch ... error while writing audio data: : Broken pipe |
19:55.26 | zigman | it will work |
19:55.27 | greg_work | then it dies |
19:55.28 | zigman | but not pstn |
19:55.30 | zigman | no isdn |
19:55.32 | zigman | no timing |
19:55.32 | Qwell | it would work, if you don't use zap, right? heh |
19:55.54 | greg_work | oh ,its chan_alsa |
19:55.54 | Silik0n | ok anyone know the the singapore dial prefex for internation calls? (not the country code but what the correct pattern for extensions.conf |
19:55.59 | drsperm | ok..so add zaptel...any other kern based modules? |
19:56.09 | zigman | no |
19:56.23 | drsperm | thank...I am running hardened sources...so this might be interesting... |
19:56.30 | zigman | hlfs ? |
19:56.55 | drsperm | shit..I forget...my business partner is a Gentoo kern dev... |
19:57.11 | drsperm | we are running 2.6.10-hardened sources with pax/chpax |
19:57.20 | greg_work | anyone know offhand what packages are required on debian to get asterisk to compile chan_alsa ? |
19:58.33 | zigman | drsperm i hope grsec 2.1.3 |
19:58.43 | zigman | alsa-lib |
19:58.44 | zigman | alsa-util |
19:58.47 | zigman | alsa-dev |
19:59.26 | drsperm | na...not the grsec-sources...but a spinoff of that kern |
20:00.00 | drsperm | Jay, my partner, is an anal sob when it comes to security...I'm sure it is whater is best. |
20:00.49 | simonides | how does the FXS port on a TDM400P get the 48 volts for ringing phones from the computer's power supply, doesn't it only supply 12 volts? |
20:01.36 | neopher | anyone know if there is a network traffic analizer in RH9, if so, what it is called |
20:01.50 | drsperm | iptraf |
20:01.53 | *** join/#asterisk t3t (~t3t@cust018.mke.attron.net) |
20:01.55 | drsperm | mrtg |
20:01.57 | drsperm | rrd-tool |
20:02.04 | ariel_ | neopher, ethereal |
20:02.04 | drsperm | take your pick |
20:02.07 | greg_work | simonides: transformers (or regulators, more likely in the case of the tdm) can convert power either way .. ohms law.. resistance is constant (same wire) .. so if voltage goes up, current goes down |
20:02.16 | tzafrir | tcpdump... |
20:02.18 | Essobi | tethereal pwns jooo |
20:02.18 | neopher | tnx |
20:02.42 | greg_work | in short, you can boost 12 volts up to 48 no problem .. but instead of having 1 amp, you might only get 300 mA |
20:03.13 | drsperm | ok..so where might I find zap_tel? |
20:03.19 | drsperm | in the config? |
20:03.24 | tzafrir | greg_work, DC? It is clearly easy with AC |
20:04.10 | greg_work | yes, you can do it with DC too. its just less efficient |
20:04.23 | simonides | is that what the caps are for on the board? |
20:04.47 | tzafrir | drsperm, what exactly do you mean? the kernel module? its sources? |
20:05.10 | drsperm | where would I find zap_tel in the kern config (make menuconfig) |
20:05.31 | drsperm | ....or have I missed the boat |
20:05.39 | drsperm | sorry...package... |
20:05.41 | tzafrir | drsperm, why won't you make it as a separate module outside the tree? |
20:05.50 | drsperm | yeah...just found it...sorry. |
20:06.02 | drsperm | I was trying to make it too difficult. |
20:06.16 | tzafrir | Would you really want to boot your system just because of an update to the zaptel code? |
20:06.38 | drsperm | sure... |
20:06.55 | drsperm | but I have to reboot at least once...I have to add module support. |
20:07.08 | drsperm | the sys I am working with was optimzed for firewall usage. |
20:07.56 | *** join/#asterisk terrapen (~cjs@fw-01.satx.bikeworld.net) |
20:08.05 | terrapen | shido, are you around? |
20:08.07 | terrapen | or jerjer? |
20:08.11 | drsperm | there's trouble.... |
20:08.18 | terrapen | hey drsperm |
20:08.44 | drsperm | I got my polycom's in...time to play. |
20:09.03 | terrapen | cool |
20:09.09 | terrapen | as easy as the pcoms are to set up... |
20:09.13 | terrapen | i think im gonna go with cisco |
20:09.23 | terrapen | i just like the phones better |
20:09.40 | drsperm | well, I have never used them...so maybe one day I will pick one up. |
20:09.45 | terrapen | and actually the config files are easier |
20:09.56 | drsperm | huh...I was told the cisco's were harder... |
20:09.59 | terrapen | but upgrading a really old phone to 7.3 SIP is a bitch |
20:10.03 | buddah | i had a cisco one |
20:10.07 | *** join/#asterisk riksta (~rick@81-178-195-88.dsl.pipex.com) |
20:10.08 | buddah | but it fell behind the filing cabinet |
20:10.11 | buddah | so there it sits |
20:10.13 | terrapen | and i dont care what anybody says about the upgrade. it was a bitch. |
20:10.26 | terrapen | nah, the cisco config files are straightforward |
20:10.26 | DevilFish | can Asterisk connect to a VoIP provider via MGCP? |
20:10.31 | terrapen | polycoms use XML |
20:10.34 | terrapen | which makes me ill |
20:10.50 | drsperm | yeah....they seem a bit slow on the interface... |
20:11.00 | fitzel | Is it possible to have a kind of guest access that somebody whereever in the world can call me by sip:1234@myip.dyndns.org |
20:11.04 | terrapen | what provider uses MGCP? |
20:11.21 | G0shen | fitzel: yes |
20:11.24 | terrapen | fitz, check out FWD |
20:11.28 | DevilFish | I want to register an asterisk box to a metaswitch 3500 using a mgcp channel |
20:11.35 | DevilFish | is it possible? |
20:12.04 | fitzel | ok, thx! |
20:12.08 | CosmicRay | DevilFish: did you not use google? |
20:12.14 | CosmicRay | first hit: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+MGCP+channels |
20:12.19 | DevilFish | did that |
20:12.40 | terrapen | don't think you can register MGCP with Asterisk |
20:12.41 | terrapen | i could be wrong |
20:12.47 | GiabboO | bye all |
20:12.48 | *** part/#asterisk GiabboO (~GiabboOo@host101-246.pool8173.interbusiness.it) |
20:12.49 | CosmicRay | Q & A |
20:12.49 | CosmicRay | Can Asterisk register as a MGCP client on a remote MGCP service?: |
20:12.49 | CosmicRay | The MGCP implementation in Asterisk is a CallAgent, not a UserAgent. |
20:12.50 | terrapen | i see no mention of it in the sample mgcp.conf |
20:12.56 | terrapen | yeah, there you have it |
20:13.05 | DevilFish | "The MGCP implementation in Asterisk is a CallAgent, not a UserAgent" does that mean it can only have mgcp phones then? and no connecting to a provider? |
20:13.06 | terrapen | devil, wiki is your friend |
20:13.40 | Smythe | does anyone have experience with the Mitel SX-2000 light and Asterisk? |
20:13.45 | DevilFish | thankyou so much but yes I read that, now I need some interpretation I guess |
20:14.00 | Essobi | heh |
20:14.09 | Essobi | Anyone using Jer's H323 driver to connect to a Cisco router? |
20:14.44 | tzanger | rescan-scsi-bus -l isn't showing anything new either :-( |
20:14.54 | tzanger | oops wrong window |
20:15.18 | Smythe | When I try and dial from Ast -> Mitel, the Mitel shows the channel as "Locked Out" |
20:15.30 | Luhiwu | Essobi: i do |
20:15.33 | Smythe | Mitel -> Ast works great |
20:16.30 | TheBear | trying to access my mailbox I can get the Voicemailmain, when I enter the mailbox number, and then password I get incorrect-mailbox, where could my mistake be ? |
20:18.42 | drsperm | ok..so will * modprobe the zaptel driver or do I need to to it? |
20:19.25 | jontow | drsperm; you gotta do it :) |
20:19.39 | drsperm | k...I didn't want to step on *'s dick |
20:19.44 | jontow | hehe |
20:19.52 | jontow | its all good.. it'll step on yours often ;) |
20:20.23 | drsperm | yeah...probably...but I step on mine enough (length is a bitch) |
20:20.25 | drsperm | :) |
20:20.31 | jontow | :P |
20:20.35 | jontow | (no comment) |
20:21.00 | MikeJ[Jayden] | to anyone using stable.. please note: http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0003746 |
20:21.42 | puppet | Hmm, my /outgoing doesnt work |
20:21.47 | puppet | it doesnt run the .call files |
20:22.06 | drsperm | Loading module res_features.so failed! |
20:22.41 | drsperm | hmm....I think I need to read more... |
20:23.33 | *** join/#asterisk madclicker (~andrewn@primary.pssnet.com) |
20:23.45 | madclicker | hola |
20:23.54 | Elshar | Anyone else having a problem with the xvoip forums? |
20:24.18 | madclicker | <-- looking for skinny update for 7960.....SOS |
20:26.07 | TheBear | which sip pairs like context=zyx would effect the a snom 200 connecting to Voicemail ? |
20:27.55 | Zeeek | did you get your hardware working? |
20:28.44 | Katty | Zeeek (= |
20:28.53 | Zeeek | hi Katty |
20:30.32 | modulus_ | [modulus@luthien /kitty/mp3]# mplayer -fs -shuffle -loop 0 * */* |
20:30.32 | modulus_ | -bash: /usr/local/bin/mplayer: Argument list too long |
20:30.34 | modulus_ | HAHAH |
20:30.38 | modulus_ | stupid bash |
20:31.17 | modulus_ | [modulus@luthien /kitty/mp3]# du -sk . |
20:31.17 | modulus_ | 27215391 . |
20:31.17 | modulus_ | [modulus@luthien /kitty/mp3]# find . -type f |wc -l |
20:31.17 | modulus_ | <PROTECTED> |
20:31.17 | modulus_ | [modulus@luthien /kitty/mp3]# |
20:31.19 | Zeeek | kitty and katty - how cute |
20:31.29 | modulus_ | 3604 mpegs |
20:31.39 | modulus_ | 27 gigs |
20:31.40 | boch | modulus_ hey dude |
20:31.40 | modulus_ | jesus |
20:31.46 | modulus_ | boch hey dudette |
20:32.20 | tuxinator_linux | Hey Katty |
20:32.40 | boch | you promise me an example of your perl agi xD |
20:33.10 | modulus_ | oh ok |
20:33.12 | modulus_ | lemme pastebin |
20:33.13 | modulus_ | hold up |
20:33.20 | boch | yea |
20:33.38 | TheBear | trying to access my mailbox I can get to Voicemailmain, when I enter the mailbox number, and then password I get incorrect-mailbox, where could my mistake be Is there anyway to check what * is receiving for the mailbox number and password number ? |
20:33.46 | tuxinator_linux | Time for a shower, see you guys later |
20:34.12 | Zeeek | TheBear pastbin your stuff |
20:34.35 | Zeeek | and look at this: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+config+voicemail.conf |
20:34.40 | ariel_ | TheBear, did you configure your pass word in voicemai.conf |
20:36.05 | modulus_ | wtf pastebin.com thinks my perl is php |
20:36.05 | modulus_ | wtf |
20:36.09 | modulus_ | re- |
20:36.11 | modulus_ | TARDED |
20:37.14 | TheBear | ariel_ yes I did |
20:37.24 | TheBear | Zeeek: what do you need me to post? |
20:37.35 | modulus_ | boch: http://pastebin.ca/7102 |
20:37.36 | Zeeek | your voicemail config for that box |
20:37.55 | Zeeek | TheBear post the line of the box your are trying to reach |
20:38.03 | boch | modulus_ thanks |
20:38.16 | *** join/#asterisk bzzz (bzzz@84.217.8.161) |
20:38.19 | Katty | hey tuxinator_linux (= |
20:38.26 | modulus_ | boch, tell me what you think |
20:38.34 | Zeeek | TheBear you can post it here - it's only 1 line |
20:38.58 | Essobi | Luhiwu You still around? I didn't see your response earlier. |
20:39.07 | TheBear | http://pastebin.ca/7103 |
20:39.08 | riksta | anyone know a tool that can scan all your mp3 dirs and search for the CD Covers from the internet? |
20:39.23 | Essobi | Haha,, Pirate. |
20:39.33 | riksta | who says I am :) |
20:39.49 | riksta | im ripping a ton of CDs right now, I dont wanna scan them all in too much hassle :P |
20:40.08 | neopher | HELP !!, Using chan_sccp and asterisk is not picking up the phone, the server sees the packets comming in from the phone but asterisk isn't, any ideas |
20:40.18 | TheBear | I get the email message saying I have a voice mail but I can't dial it from the phone |
20:40.28 | Zeeek | TheBear and what voicemail context TheBear and you arrive at voicemail how in the dialplan? |
20:40.35 | boch | modulus_ interesting, im reading |
20:40.51 | Zeeek | TheBear and you arrive at voicemail how in the dialplan? |
20:41.00 | drsperm | /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/res_features.so: undefined symbol: adsi_available |
20:41.02 | neopher | nevermind, bind address was wrong |
20:41.10 | drsperm | ^^anyone know why I might be getting this on startup? |
20:41.20 | johnnyb | SUCCESS!!!! My office is now fully Asteriskified!!!!! |
20:41.34 | Zeeek | Goode JohnnyB |
20:41.36 | boch | lol |
20:41.36 | TheBear | Zeeek: [local] exten => 2500,1,Voicemailmain |
20:41.46 | drsperm | Currently, I have no lines, just getting familiar with inter office comm. |
20:41.56 | Zeeek | and you then enter what on the dial? nnn# ? |
20:42.05 | Essobi | Haha. |
20:42.11 | TheBear | 2202 |
20:42.17 | Zeeek | Go Johnny, Go Go! |
20:42.18 | Essobi | JohnnyB good. ;) Pun intended. |
20:42.23 | Zeeek | end with a # |
20:42.50 | Zeeek | TheBear "Mailbox?" 1234# |
20:42.57 | Zeeek | "Password?" nnnn# |
20:43.04 | TheBear | Zeek: oh no just 2202, no # I'll try that |
20:43.11 | Zeeek | uh, ya goo didea |
20:43.18 | Zeeek | and you should also consider reading |
20:43.19 | Zeeek | Starter tutorial: |
20:43.19 | Zeeek | http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2003/07/03/asterisk.html |
20:43.19 | Zeeek | http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2004/01/22/asterisk2.html |
20:43.19 | Zeeek | http://www.automated.it/guidetoasterisk.htm |
20:43.19 | Zeeek | THE reference of the moment: |
20:43.22 | Zeeek | http://www.asteriskdocs.org |
20:43.31 | terrapen | the wiki is a great reference |
20:43.47 | Zeeek | and look at this: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+config+voicemail.conf |
20:43.55 | `Sauron | I think voip-info is probably better than *docs |
20:43.57 | harryvv | johnnyb, and if your asterisk should die? |
20:44.05 | *** join/#asterisk n4y (~tmalkut@fire2.orasoft.net.pl) |
20:44.05 | terrapen | here's another good sample config: |
20:44.08 | Zeeek | except where does it say ending with the # ? |
20:44.13 | TheBear | Zeeek: still get login incorrect even with mbox# password# |
20:44.19 | Zeeek | More likely in the docs |
20:44.29 | Zeeek | then you tones are fucked up |
20:44.35 | harryvv | johnnyb, what kind of hardware is running asterisk |
20:44.37 | Zeeek | dtmf |
20:44.38 | terrapen | http://scottstuff.net/scott/archives/000207.html |
20:44.46 | TheBear | Zeeek: even if I press nothing at all it timeout to mailbox password login incorrect |
20:44.50 | terrapen | that example config helped me a lot |
20:45.05 | Zeeek | TheBear normal |
20:45.27 | Zeeek | look for dtmfmode in the docs and READ it |
20:45.34 | johnnyb | An old Sony Vaio. |
20:45.55 | Zeeek | Magic: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+sip+dtmfmode |
20:46.15 | spackle | "you came in that? You're braver than I thought" |
20:46.46 | Essobi | "Bite my shiny, metal ass." |
20:46.48 | Essobi | :) |
20:47.40 | *** join/#asterisk eKo1 (~bernd@207.42.191.67) |
20:48.06 | eKo1 | Anyone know if the current stable works? |
20:48.46 | eKo1 | I keep getting errors with the loader. |
20:49.07 | Juggie | did u delete your module dir and recreate it |
20:49.12 | Juggie | so u dont have any old ones in there |
20:49.26 | eKo1 | Nope. |
20:49.52 | ruiner | TheBear: do you have dtmfmode set to inband? |
20:50.20 | AgiNamu | Hey, anyone know what's Signates play? They're selling Asterisk to SGI it looks like |
20:50.23 | drsperm | would anyone know why I am getting thie error upon startup > /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/res_features.so: undefined symbol: adsi_available |
20:50.30 | AgiNamu | What do they do? Just test Asterisk and private label it? |
20:50.32 | *** join/#asterisk bjohnson (~bjohnson@ip226-181.tor.istop.com) |
20:50.35 | TheBear | ruiner: it is set to inband. I allow ulaw and allow alaw disallow all |
20:50.41 | eKo1 | drsperm: Did you just download the latest stable? |
20:51.00 | drsperm | ver 1.0.5-r1 |
20:51.07 | modulus_ | boch |
20:52.07 | drsperm | I see 1.0.6 is out... |
20:52.11 | *** join/#asterisk ManxPower (~eric@ip-209-16-83-10.i-55.com) |
20:52.28 | Zeeek | TheBear I think you'll find it'll work better with ifo or rfc |
20:52.35 | drsperm | so which ver do I want? |
20:52.38 | Zeeek | 1.0.7 is almost out |
20:52.44 | boch | modulus_ yes? |
20:52.55 | drsperm | yes... |
20:52.58 | eKo1 | 1.0.7 is messed up. |
20:53.32 | MikeJ[Jayden] | eko1... did you post issues to bug 3746 about issues w. 1.0.7? |
20:53.34 | Zeeek | TheBear try dtmfmode=rfc2833 in your sip client |
20:53.50 | Zeeek | sip reoad |
20:53.58 | eKo1 | I haven't done anything yet. |
20:54.26 | MikeJ[Jayden] | ok... just know that that is there for these issues, if you don't comment, it will become 1.0.7 with issues and all |
20:54.36 | AgiNamu | So.. SGI is selling Asterisk now. |
20:54.38 | AgiNamu | That's impressive. |
20:54.49 | brc_ | AgiNamu, eh? |
20:54.53 | brc_ | details |
20:55.00 | *** join/#asterisk BrianR___ (brianr@h006067091a61.ne.client2.attbi.com) |
20:55.01 | AgiNamu | They are at the Asterisk pavilion |
20:55.13 | brc_ | AgiNamu, you at astricon? |
20:55.13 | BrianR___ | Hmm... nufone is busted or something :( |
20:55.19 | modulus_ | boch, do you know any perl? |
20:55.20 | AgiNamu | and here is the Press release: http://www.sgi.com/company_info/newsroom/press_releases/2005/march/von.html |
20:55.24 | AgiNamu | brc_, my dad's at VON |
20:55.27 | boch | modulus_ yeap |
20:55.28 | eKo1 | MikeJ[Jayden]: OK, I'll start posting. |
20:55.36 | brc_ | cool |
20:55.40 | boch | modulus_ i liked the idea of the timer, to decrease de balance |
20:55.50 | TheBear | Zeeek: ok rfc2833 gets me access, but the quality is poor crackles quite a bit |
20:56.06 | Zeeek | that has nothing to do with the dtmfmofde |
20:56.40 | ruiner | ok, so, i have a cisco router with 2 fxo ports on it, it's doing SIP to my asterisk box...if i want to dial out, what should the syntax of my dial statement look like in my extensions.conf? say i want to dial 601 to get a dialtone through my router...can anyone help me out? |
20:57.08 | ruiner | i would dial into my asterisk box with an analog phone, hit an extension, then get a dialtone, essentially |
20:57.33 | ruiner | one of the fxo ports has a regular phone line plugged in, the other is plugged into a phone on my regular phone system that acts like an fxs port (if i have my terms right) |
20:57.39 | *** join/#asterisk jakepdev (~JakePDev@pool-68-163-51-30.phil.east.verizon.net) |
20:57.53 | ruiner | just Dial(SIP/<ip_to_router>) ? |
20:58.10 | ruiner | or would i dial using sip at all since i'm not dialing a sip phone? |
20:58.15 | ruiner | i'm really green |
20:58.41 | *** join/#asterisk antifuchs (~asf@walrus.boinkor.net) |
20:59.43 | jakepdev | is anyone running asterisk with CTI? |
20:59.52 | ariel_ | ruiner, this router you have the fxo ports on is setup in your sip.conf as [name] you would do exten => X.,1,Dial(Sip/Name/${EXTEN}) |
21:00.13 | modulus_ | boch, i liked the database doing the subtraction from the time left |
21:01.18 | boch\off | modulus_ i have done a similar script that interacts with radius |
21:01.31 | boch\off | well, see u |
21:01.40 | modulus_ | radius dial-in? |
21:02.12 | drsperm | Ok..I am getting this when it hits the features.conf : /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/res_features.so: undefined symbol: adsi_available |
21:02.20 | ruiner | ariel_: thanks, I'll give that a try |
21:02.22 | jakepdev | ok - that last question was admittedly pretty stupid... anyone using asterisk in a IVR scenerio where it speaks back digits/currency? |
21:02.33 | ruiner | should the router be set to a peer in sip.conf? |
21:03.04 | TheBear | Zeeek: what would then effect that. When I hear voicemailmain, when dtmfmode=inband then it was clear with =rfc2833 it crackles. the phone and * server are on the same subnet 5 feet apart |
21:03.15 | ariel_ | ruiner, set it up for your testing as type=friend for now. Then after you get it working read about peers and users on the wiki. |
21:03.25 | ruiner | ok |
21:03.43 | ruiner | right now, i punch in that extension and it ends up just saying it's not a valid extension |
21:04.27 | ruiner | in the sip.conf, does that router need much else other than just host= and type=? does it need context? |
21:05.08 | *** join/#asterisk Tall-guy (tall-guy@hssxrg207-195-103-110.sasknet.sk.ca) |
21:05.32 | ariel_ | ruiner, yes there are more things needed. |
21:05.42 | TheBear | Is there anyway to change the voicemailmain greeting "welcome to ...." |
21:05.56 | Zeeek | TheBear please make an attempt to read docs |
21:06.01 | Zeeek | Starter tutorial: |
21:06.01 | Zeeek | http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2003/07/03/asterisk.html |
21:06.01 | Zeeek | http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2004/01/22/asterisk2.html |
21:06.01 | Zeeek | http://www.automated.it/guidetoasterisk.htm |
21:06.01 | Zeeek | THE reference of the moment: |
21:06.01 | Zeeek | http://www.asteriskdocs.org |
21:06.40 | ruiner | TheBear: probably need to just record a different wav, or use that festival thingy |
21:07.24 | Moc____ | TheBear: there is alway a way |
21:07.39 | jakepdev | is this the proper forum for question about the capabilities of Asterisk? |
21:07.52 | drsperm | Zeeek: thanks for the posting... |
21:08.05 | Zeeek | which one? |
21:08.12 | Zeeek | the $10,000 paypal? |
21:08.15 | drsperm | Stater stuff... |
21:08.20 | *** join/#asterisk Nugget (nugget@dazed.slacker.com) |
21:08.25 | Zeeek | not me :) |
21:08.25 | Nugget | I like cows. |
21:08.36 | ruiner | ariel_: the voip-info.org sip.conf stuff I read doesn't really give me much info on this, that's why I'm asking all these dumb questions |
21:08.43 | drsperm | I still have no idea adsi is.. |
21:09.08 | Zeeek | ruiner they're not that dumb, but you are using a setup not many have |
21:09.34 | Zeeek | and what is this phone that acts like a FXS? |
21:09.39 | ariel_ | drsperm, adsi is a type of signal sent via analog phones. You need one to support it. If you dont have an adsi phone you can do without it. |
21:09.48 | ruiner | I guess part of the problem is that when I punch the extension it just keeps saying "i'm sorry, that is not a valid extension" |
21:09.56 | Zeeek | wel, it isn't! |
21:10.15 | ruiner | Zeeek: just a panasonic phone used on our phone system |
21:10.16 | drsperm | ariel_: then where is it being called...so I can kill it for now... |
21:10.18 | puppet | anyone that knowsome about debian? cc1plus is evul :/ |
21:10.32 | Zeeek | it pretends to be a phone company? |
21:10.52 | ruiner | We have a panasonic phone system with 12 analong lines going into it, these phones can grab any line, etc, dial out and whatnot....you can plug a normal phone into it and dial from that phone, just hit 9,9,number |
21:10.58 | harryvv | gone are the days when theses will not longer be in existance :)http://www.mltelecom.com/OSP_PBX_Frame.jpg |
21:11.06 | Zeeek | ok |
21:11.07 | ariel_ | drsperm, was there an error given when you were loading asterisk? |
21:11.12 | ruiner | Zeeek: someone earlier said that these phones essentially have FXS ports on them |
21:11.27 | *** join/#asterisk heison (~heison@w3.somanetworks.com) |
21:11.29 | Zeeek | makes sense |
21:11.31 | ruiner | so one of the FXO ports on my router has a line run into the FXS port on the panasonic phone |
21:11.32 | drsperm | ariel_: /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/res_features.so: undefined symbol: adsi_available |
21:11.42 | heison | hello people |
21:11.54 | heison | does anyone here uses Jabber with Asterisk? |
21:11.55 | drsperm | ariel_: for now, I want to get used to asterisk with no in/out lines... |
21:12.08 | eKo1 | drsperm: delete that module and recompile * again. |
21:12.13 | ariel_ | drsperm, post your feature.conf in pastebin.ca and what version of asterisk are you using? |
21:12.20 | ruiner | basically what I'm testing right now is trying to get it so that I can dial into my asterisk system and hit an extension that will essentially get me into our phone system, then being able to dial an extension in the system or hit 9,9 and get outside to dial out |
21:12.33 | Zeeek | anyone know if Neil Lewis has a pseudo here? |
21:13.05 | ruiner | Eventually what I'll be doing is rolling out VoIP system to DSL/Cable customers so they can call any of the cities we have a POP in for free |
21:13.20 | drsperm | pastebin.ca? |
21:13.23 | ruiner | but we won't have an asterisk box in every city, just routers with FXO cards in them |
21:13.50 | ruiner | drsperm: pastebin.ca is site you can paste large amounts of data into and give a URL, that way you don't have to paste it all into the channel |
21:13.54 | Zeeek | a valorous and noble undertaking, ruiner |
21:13.57 | *** join/#asterisk PakiPenguin (~uppal@202.176.230.225) |
21:14.05 | drsperm | ah...tks. |
21:14.06 | tzafrir | heison, for what exactly? |
21:14.08 | Zeeek | Paki, hi |
21:14.17 | ruiner | Zeeek: yeah, I'm thinking it would be easier to just get FXO cards in my asterisk box and do IAX |
21:14.31 | PakiPenguin | hey Zeek |
21:14.33 | jakepdev | zeeek - you seem to know a bit about Asterisk. Do you happen to know if it is capable of sending a web request out to another computer and speak back digits or currency? |
21:14.33 | Zeeek | no it soulds like a good plan if thiose suckers work |
21:14.34 | PakiPenguin | Zeeek :) |
21:14.37 | ruiner | like I said, still new to this all, but the boss wants it done a certain way and has given me the task |
21:14.51 | Zeeek | jakepdev it can do that and more |
21:14.53 | Qwell | jakepdev: sure it can, with an agi or something |
21:15.26 | Qwell | jakepdev: if you can imagine it up, I'm sure * could do it |
21:15.26 | drsperm | ariel_: http://pastebin.com/251591 |
21:15.40 | Qwell | You could probably write an app to make you coffee, as part of a wakeup call |
21:15.48 | jakepdev | do you have a link to agi? |
21:16.02 | Qwell | ~google asterisk agi site:voip-info.org |
21:16.09 | jakepdev | ok |
21:16.15 | jakepdev | (sorry bout that) |
21:16.19 | Qwell | np |
21:17.18 | *** part/#asterisk Moc____ (~mochouina@64.235.210.66) |
21:17.20 | Qwell | heh, that last one has a link to a wallup call, that forces you to do a match, to make sure you're awake |
21:17.59 | drsperm | ariel_: can I be helped? |
21:18.18 | Qwell | erm, math question, I guess |
21:18.29 | jakepdev | I did google this though before asking - and couldn't come up with definitive results... does it supprt call xfer (H.450.2) over h.323? |
21:20.14 | ariel_ | drsperm, looks like your running cvs head. The file looks ok to me. |
21:20.32 | drsperm | yeah...I dont' have a clue where this is comming from... |
21:20.59 | drsperm | I am going to verify that I can load modules real quick...what if... |
21:21.15 | heison | tzafrir: i'm trying to send CallerID to my Gaim client |
21:21.51 | heison | tzafrir: but jabber.php seems to just hang there... with no udp 5222 traffic leaving the box |
21:23.58 | tzafrir | udp 5222? it should be tcp5222, right? Jabber client |
21:24.18 | heison | tcp? really? |
21:25.07 | tzafrir | Most internet traffic is TCP. VoIP is not normal: it does its own congestion control |
21:25.39 | drsperm | ok..modules work just fine |
21:26.55 | tzafrir | Anyway, I'm out |
21:26.56 | iceyp | US $152.50 for a cisco 7940G brand new, is this good? |
21:26.58 | Juggie | tzafrir, its called UDP |
21:27.13 | Qwell | iceyp: brand new? I'm sceptical |
21:27.22 | harryvv | yea thats a very very good price |
21:27.27 | iceyp | and i one |
21:27.31 | iceyp | won one |
21:27.32 | iceyp | lol |
21:27.33 | TheBear | anyone using a snom 200 ? |
21:27.33 | Luhiwu | anyone knows the country code for Cayman Islands? is it +1 ? |
21:27.35 | ruiner | Would someone be willing to look at http://pastebin.ca/7105 and see if they can figure out why my extension 601 doesn't work properly? i included what I think is the relevant part of extensions.conf and sip.conf |
21:27.39 | harryvv | won one? |
21:27.46 | iceyp | well one the bid |
21:27.46 | iceyp | :) |
21:27.55 | harryvv | on ebay? |
21:27.58 | iceyp | yeah |
21:28.02 | heison | tzafrir: it now works... thanx |
21:28.09 | iceyp | <PROTECTED> |
21:28.09 | iceyp | Positive Feedback: 96.7% |
21:28.10 | mesi | iceyp! Hello! |
21:28.17 | iceyp | <PROTECTED> |
21:28.22 | *** join/#asterisk santiago (~santiago@201.245.167.104) |
21:28.27 | iceyp | i'm not at home |
21:28.28 | Qwell | means ~8 of those people have complained |
21:28.29 | iceyp | at work here |
21:28.37 | iceyp | yeah |
21:28.39 | mesi | iceyp: Since we've first met I've improved my * setup a lot :-) |
21:28.47 | *** join/#asterisk AsteriskNoob (~blah@207-114-232-10.gen.twtelecom.net) |
21:28.53 | AsteriskNoob | good afternoon! |
21:28.58 | harryvv | I have seen people with good feedbacks give me 1. motherboard dead. 2. hamradio that had a crasked battery case and he never notified me the frequencies were unlocked. |
21:29.05 | AsteriskNoob | who here is an expert with call parking? |
21:29.05 | *** join/#asterisk xcoyote (~coyote@dsl-200-95-78-238.prod-infinitum.com.mx) |
21:29.33 | Tall-guy | noob: I can park and retrieve... :) |
21:29.34 | Qwell | unlocked frequencies is a bad thing? |
21:29.36 | iceyp | mesi nice one, pitty i cant try it with u, i'm at work when ur awake |
21:29.39 | *** join/#asterisk ionix (ionix@MTL-HSE-ppp184758.qc.sympatico.ca) |
21:29.40 | harryvv | I was lucky the dual opteron motherboard had a rma recall on it and now its this system I am talking on. |
21:29.43 | iceyp | yeah id like that unlocked |
21:29.46 | tzafrir | Juggie, I meant Jabber, not SIP or anything. See section 2.3 in http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3920.txt |
21:30.19 | spackle | ruiner, what is on the SIP side of that extension? |
21:30.25 | AsteriskNoob | lol@Tall-guy, I am having an issue, I have music on hold, but when I park a call its dead silent, the people think i cut them off, is there a way to put music on park? |
21:30.26 | mesi | iceyp: You can always try when you're back if you want. My FWD# is 434240. You may call any time :-) |
21:30.54 | justinnnnnn | asterisk |
21:31.00 | Tall-guy | nooob: probably a contexts issue.....ie: what your musiconhold is set for the certain context.... |
21:31.00 | justinnnnnn | b4 u do ur parking extension |
21:31.08 | justinnnnnn | use setmusiconhold |
21:31.09 | ruiner | spackle: a router, if that's what you mean |
21:31.10 | ionix | Hey, anyone has an idea on how I can manage multiple calls on the same SIP account in a prepaid environment (Meaning I cut the communication when balance==0) |
21:31.21 | iceyp | anyone here using SER? |
21:31.34 | TheBear | anyone using a snom 200 ? snom 200 has DTMF Payload Type 101, what is this in * inband, or what ? |
21:31.49 | ruiner | spackle: router w/ two fxo ports, one of them going into an fxs port on a phonesystem phone...trying to dial 601 and get into my phone system |
21:32.05 | AsteriskNoob | hey, do those snom's have the capability to show when another phone is on the line, my cisco's dont :( |
21:32.08 | ruiner | same router that takes incoming analong calls and send them to my asterisk box |
21:32.13 | Zeeek | ruiner : remove the . from 601 |
21:32.25 | Zeeek | remove the EXTEN par fromt he end |
21:32.49 | ruiner | so, just exten => 601,1,Dial(SIP/voice-gw) |
21:32.55 | Zeeek | ruiner try this and see if it works: |
21:33.03 | Zeeek | 601,1,Dial(SIP/voice-gw) |
21:33.09 | Zeeek | ya |
21:33.09 | spackle | can you use a phone to dial the router by IP and get a dial tone? |
21:33.21 | ruiner | i have no voip phones |
21:33.25 | mesi | spackle: I do this! |
21:33.31 | ruiner | doing this all analog at thois point |
21:33.31 | Zeeek | I can't stand the tension |
21:33.39 | Zeeek | ruiner |
21:33.43 | Zeeek | huuurrrry |
21:33.44 | mesi | spackle: Perhaps I can help you, though I use asterisk for a few days only. |
21:34.04 | ruiner | i dial 601 and just get dead air |
21:34.13 | ruiner | if i dial another digit it says sorry, invalid extension |
21:34.23 | Zeeek | did you SIP RELOAD |
21:34.29 | harryvv | hehe |
21:34.37 | mesi | ruiner: How long is the "dead air"? Have you waited long enough? |
21:34.38 | Zeeek | er extensions reload |
21:34.58 | ruiner | mesi: 5 seconds or so |
21:35.02 | ruiner | Zeeek: yes |
21:35.05 | Tall-guy | Anyone up for a Xlite (sip) to analog (digium) "how to get better quality" discussion? |
21:35.10 | puppet | does anyone now if festaival works with newest festival 1,95 or need 1,43? |
21:35.10 | mesi | ruiner: Perhaps wait a little longer. |
21:35.12 | Qwell | less then your digittimeout, or whatever? |
21:35.25 | puppet | festival* |
21:35.25 | ruiner | if I wait long enough it just says goodbye |
21:35.48 | ruiner | wondering if my sip.conf is good...i included it in the end of that pastebin.ca post |
21:35.48 | Zeeek | ruiner add a line like 600,1?NoOp(Hey now:!) before the dial and renumber the dial to priority 2 |
21:35.49 | spackle | ruiner, is there a user and password on the router? How do you address the difference between the FXO ports when you call the router? |
21:36.03 | harryvv | btw, where can i get xlite beta for linux. seems xten is not responding to my email. Or is there another free softphone to download for linux. |
21:36.16 | *** join/#asterisk claint (~claint@195.174.26.218) |
21:36.25 | spackle | ruiner, no user and pass info in the sip.conf if it is necessary |
21:36.32 | Zeeek | ruiner there must be a doc with the router that explains this (what spackle just asked) |
21:36.47 | Weezey | when sending something via SIP, is there a way to set the callerID? |
21:36.49 | CosmicRay | harryvv: kphone is working for me |
21:37.05 | Zeeek | SetCallerID? |
21:37.15 | Qwell | harryvv: I like iaxcomm |
21:37.22 | Weezey | right now, all calls from asterisk are coming with the original name, but "asterisk" as the number |
21:37.38 | Zeeek | why not check the allpications list ? |
21:37.40 | spackle | Weezy, setcidnum |
21:38.05 | Weezey | it's set. |
21:38.13 | Zeeek | The Allplications are your friends :) |
21:38.15 | Weezey | it's just not being passed to my sip phone. |
21:38.25 | Qwell | allplications? |
21:38.27 | Zeeek | what phone? |
21:38.31 | Zeeek | GrandStream? |
21:38.32 | Weezey | spa-841 |
21:38.33 | ruiner | Zeeek: after adding the NoOp it just hangs up...yeah, thinking I'll need to check sip config on router or something |
21:38.39 | spackle | Weezey, do you have it set in sip.conf? |
21:38.57 | Zeeek | ruiner the noop was just to prove you are getting there (print on cli) |
21:39.00 | puppet | Anyone know why my /outging dir doesnt work ;p it doesnt call the call file ;) |
21:39.00 | Weezey | the callerid for the extension that the call's coming from? |
21:39.22 | ruiner | Mar 9 16:04:22 WARNING[14438]: pbx.c:1280 pbx_extension_helper: No application '' for extension (default, 601, 1) |
21:39.34 | Zeeek | puppet let's see an ls -l of that dir |
21:39.36 | ruiner | that's what cli printed when hit the extension |
21:39.36 | *** join/#asterisk Matt-E- (~Matt-E-@66-224-125-137.atgi.net) |
21:39.54 | Zeeek | ruiner ya screwed up a line there |
21:39.55 | *** join/#asterisk rob- (~robbie@haylott.plus.com) |
21:40.12 | Zeeek | exten => 600,1,NoOp(Message) |
21:40.16 | Zeeek | No SPACES |
21:40.17 | Weezey | spackle: caller id isn't set anywhere in my sip.conf |
21:40.26 | puppet | weezey: http://pastebin.ca/7107 |
21:40.26 | spackle | ruiner did you put ,1,NoOp(Made it to here) |
21:40.36 | drsperm | So does anyone have an ideas what would be causing this: [res_features.so]Mar 9 15:39:52 WARNING[19215]: loader.c:258 ast_load_resource: /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/res_features.so: undefined symbol: adsi_available |
21:40.36 | drsperm | Mar 9 15:39:52 WARNING[19215]: loader.c:440 load_modules: Loading module res_features.so failed! |
21:40.57 | Weezey | puppet: I don't get it. |
21:40.58 | tzanger | drsperm: you've noloaded res_adsi |
21:41.01 | Qwell | Did you upgrade, and not remove your existing modules first, or something? |
21:41.03 | spackle | like Zeeek says <grin> |
21:41.13 | Zeeek | puppet what time is it there? |
21:41.13 | puppet | weezey: wrong :) |
21:41.14 | drsperm | no...single install. |
21:41.20 | drsperm | tzafrir: where? |
21:41.25 | ruiner | exten => 601,1,NoOp(Blah) |
21:41.30 | puppet | zeeek: Wed Mar 9 22:41:25 CET 2005 |
21:41.37 | ruiner | exten => 601,2,Dial(SIP/voice-gw) |
21:41.39 | drsperm | tzanger: where? |
21:41.41 | Zeeek | but the .call file is in the past |
21:41.52 | *** join/#asterisk chris_d (~chris@66.88.142.66.ptr.us.xo.net) |
21:41.54 | puppet | zeeek: it didnt call before at that time |
21:41.56 | tzanger | drsperm: I'm guessing modules.conf |
21:41.57 | Zeeek | (or is it supposed to be) |
21:42.23 | Zeeek | there's siomething about the mtime on those files |
21:42.26 | chris_d | I've set up an Asterisk@Home system for testing--about as difficult as falling down a flight of stairs... |
21:42.30 | puppet | hmm |
21:42.30 | chris_d | I have two questions: |
21:42.35 | Zeeek | try touching it to future a few seconds |
21:42.39 | ruiner | now CLI says nothing when i hit that extension |
21:42.40 | drsperm | tzanger: nothing listed about asdi |
21:42.43 | chris_d | In the FOP, all lines are flashing green/red. What does this mean? |
21:42.49 | Zeeek | or just touch period |
21:43.13 | *** join/#asterisk habakuk (~chatzilla@24-117-8-113.cpe.cableone.net) |
21:43.31 | chris_d | Second, when I try to call from one test extension to another, there is no ring--after a brief period, I get that extensions voice mail. |
21:43.58 | Zeeek | ruiner not even the NoOp? |
21:44.13 | ruiner | nope |
21:44.20 | Zeeek | you didn't forget to.... |
21:44.21 | ruiner | of course, nothing happens when i do my echo test either |
21:44.26 | ruiner | extensions reload |
21:44.36 | Zeeek | NOTHING? |
21:44.39 | ruiner | nope |
21:44.46 | ruiner | echo test works, but nothing in CLI |
21:44.50 | drsperm | tzanger: what might the line be ? |
21:45.01 | Zeeek | set verbosity 999 |
21:45.06 | puppet | zeeek: ok |
21:45.09 | Zeeek | or is it verbose? |
21:45.18 | Qwell | drsperm: noload => res_asdi.so |
21:45.21 | Qwell | or some such |
21:45.28 | Qwell | if its there, comment it |
21:45.31 | Zeeek | we're all being so precise |
21:45.34 | Zeeek | at the moment |
21:45.40 | puppet | zeeek: i put it to 22:45:06 50 sec before |
21:45.43 | ruiner | probably not...should i run asterisk with a different flag? -vvcc or whatever? |
21:45.47 | puppet | zeeek: it didnt call then |
21:45.53 | Zeeek | puppet DAMN |
21:45.56 | drsperm | nope...no dice. |
21:45.59 | Qwell | ruiner: set verbosity is a command |
21:46.06 | habakuk | I'm trying to bill on incoming/outgoing calls. My idea is to add an extension to a cdr_odbc that will update my users credit for each call. Has anyone done anything similar? |
21:46.09 | puppet | zeeek: any config I have to put in to use outgoing? |
21:46.20 | ruiner | Qwell: in the CLI? |
21:46.22 | Zeeek | not that I know of |
21:46.23 | Qwell | yes |
21:46.29 | ruiner | gave me an error when i typed that |
21:46.38 | ruiner | No such command 'set verbosity' (type 'help' for help) |
21:46.38 | Zeeek | maybe it's set verbose |
21:46.41 | Qwell | <Zeeek> or is it verbose? |
21:46.44 | ruiner | oh |
21:46.46 | *** join/#asterisk afe ([VbYfgFzAS@c-e616e055.123-1-64736c12.cust.bredbandsbolaget.se) |
21:46.49 | Zeeek | ruiner - |
21:46.51 | puppet | No one that knows if Festival 1.95 works wtih Asterisk? |
21:46.55 | Zeeek | please: look |
21:47.01 | Zeeek | show applications |
21:47.08 | Zeeek | type that now on CLI |
21:47.25 | ruiner | k |
21:47.34 | *** join/#asterisk slePP (~slepp@S01060040f48412ad.ed.shawcable.net) |
21:47.35 | ruiner | ok |
21:47.37 | Qwell | Zeeek looks like he could use a beer or something |
21:47.40 | Zeeek | interesting, yes? |
21:47.41 | ruiner | it was verbose, not verbosity |
21:47.46 | Zeeek | ya |
21:47.48 | ruiner | sorry |
21:47.53 | drsperm | ok..well the line was not there...so nothing to comment...still getting [res_features.so]Mar 9 15:45:45 WARNING[19248]: loader.c:258 ast_load_resource: /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/res_features.so: undefined symbol: adsi_available |
21:47.53 | drsperm | Mar 9 15:45:45 WARNING[19248]: loader.c:440 load_modules: Loading module res_features.so failed! |
21:47.53 | Zeeek | that's a nice feature of the CLI |
21:48.13 | Zeeek | it has a list of all that shit that no one can remember |
21:48.17 | Qwell | drsperm: and you didn't switch versions at all, at any point? |
21:48.18 | ruiner | there we go |
21:48.19 | Zeeek | like verbosity |
21:48.30 | drsperm | Qwell: no. |
21:49.03 | ruiner | <PROTECTED> |
21:49.04 | ruiner | <PROTECTED> |
21:49.04 | ruiner | <PROTECTED> |
21:49.14 | Zeeek | I wish I had a beer now, absolutly - but I will have Champagne on Saturday night |
21:49.16 | ruiner | so probably need to check in my router, i'd assume |
21:49.25 | Qwell | saturday is too far away |
21:49.25 | Zeeek | ruiner YES! Progress! |
21:49.39 | ruiner | I could use a rum and coke right about now |
21:49.39 | johnnyb | Does anyone know what would cause asterisk to wait 2-4 seconds before picking up a ringing outside line? |
21:49.56 | Zeeek | johnnyB callerid |
21:50.07 | Qwell | PakiPenguin: you can't make a rum and coke with pepsi! |
21:50.17 | Zeeek | Qwell sure you can |
21:50.18 | johnnyb | just set usecallerid=no or is there something else I need to do? |
21:50.20 | PakiPenguin | Qwell: didnt notice that :p |
21:50.22 | Zeeek | 99.99% rum |
21:50.23 | Qwell | it'd be a rum and cola :p |
21:50.43 | Zeeek | if you don't have callerid that's good |
21:50.50 | Zeeek | and possibly a restart |
21:51.11 | Zeeek | zapata.conf needs a bigger shove |
21:51.37 | *** join/#asterisk Tili (~Tili@202-133-65-224-dialup.sat.net.pk) |
21:51.38 | Zeeek | Paki you didn't answer my last question |
21:52.25 | *** join/#asterisk jas_williams (~Jason@host81-155-66-178.range81-155.btcentralplus.com) |
21:52.56 | drsperm | ok..so with a virgin install...should asterisk start? |
21:52.56 | PakiPenguin | Zeeek : an that was? <-- 3am here , so am running at 66mhz |
21:53.03 | PakiPenguin | yes drsperm |
21:53.11 | drsperm | k...I am ripping it out. |
21:53.36 | Qwell | drsperm: is yours all patched up or something? |
21:54.01 | drsperm | I just emerged it in using portage on Gentoo |
21:54.06 | Qwell | eww |
21:54.14 | Qwell | I never could get the portage one working |
21:54.36 | harryvv | what is portage |
21:54.42 | Qwell | gentoo's build system |
21:54.54 | drsperm | the package tree for......yeah ^^^^ |
21:54.54 | harryvv | yea, we were just talking aobut it on cinelerra |
21:55.05 | Zeeek | ah, voipjet has mailed the server ips |
21:55.09 | drsperm | It has worked well for us for several years... |
21:55.16 | claint | uhm, great, i was just about the emerge asterisk...... |
21:55.17 | *** join/#asterisk PoWeRKiLL (~PoWeRKiLL@l01m-25-189.d4.club-internet.fr) |
21:55.18 | drsperm | compiling.... |
21:55.25 | PoWeRKiLL | hi |
21:55.39 | harryvv | That is one distro be it gentoo i have yet to mess with..and also solaris. |
21:55.41 | PoWeRKiLL | how can I call a vonage subscriber via my * box ? |
21:55.52 | harryvv | bondage? |
21:55.53 | harryvv | :) |
21:55.56 | Qwell | PoWeRKiLL: get a fwd account |
21:56.15 | harryvv | Fricken vonage and there multimillion dollar marketing budget. |
21:56.28 | Qwell | I fucking hate that song. |
21:56.31 | Qwell | in case anyone was wondering |
21:56.36 | neopher | Can x100p 's be configured to act as a FXS ? |
21:56.41 | Qwell | neopher: no |
21:56.54 | claint | Qwell: is it just you, or did others got gentoo one working? |
21:57.00 | Zeeek | neopher no |
21:57.03 | harryvv | it does not have the electronics to send ring voltages detect dtmf and such |
21:57.04 | Zeeek | ECHO() |
21:57.15 | neopher | ahh, true |
21:57.30 | Zeeek | ruiner ? |
21:57.42 | harryvv | I have a x100p and a ata. so that works good for me. |
21:57.45 | puppet | Since no one knew ;p im gone try Asterisk with Festival 1.95 now ;p |
21:58.16 | Juggie | the patch doesnt work |
21:58.17 | PakiPenguin | 02:58:23 |
21:58.18 | Juggie | do it with an agi |
21:58.19 | Zeeek | ruiner, this will come in handy: From CLI type ext <tab> r <tab> |
21:58.20 | PakiPenguin | i think i should sleep |
21:58.25 | Zeeek | me too |
21:58.28 | puppet | juggie: wasnt thinking of patching |
21:58.29 | neopher | yea, just a though as the x100p clones are so so cheap |
21:58.32 | Zeeek | it's past my bedtime |
21:58.37 | puppet | juggie: was gone try the configfile |
21:58.49 | puppet | juggie: the configfile didnt work in debian default so ill try it in 1,95 |
21:59.01 | ruiner | Zeeek: ? |
21:59.16 | ruiner | Zeeek: I've been reloading after extensions.conf changes |
21:59.24 | PoWeRKiLL | there is no other way to call a vonage number without going throw fwd ? |
21:59.48 | PakiPenguin | night everyone |
21:59.52 | Qwell | claint: It wouldn't be in portage, if it didn't work for the people who put it there. |
22:00.01 | Qwell | claint: but I've heard issues from others too |
22:00.08 | johnnyb | Zeeek: That looks like it worked. Thanks! |
22:00.26 | Zeeek | what worked? |
22:00.27 | *** join/#asterisk fjoe (~fjoe@samodelkin.net) |
22:00.34 | claint | Qwell: hmm. so what was the problem? |
22:00.53 | fjoe | hi |
22:01.06 | fjoe | anyone using quadBRI + * on Linux? |
22:01.19 | Zeeek | ruiner no I just though if you hadn't found the tab completion it would make your life better :) |
22:01.26 | ruiner | My router is saying that I'm making a bad request...I'm assuming I need to define some kind of username/password somewhere in the router and in the extensions.conf, or just make sure my router config is right in the first place |
22:01.29 | ruiner | Zeeek: ah :) |
22:01.54 | Zeeek | ruiner is the router registering? sip show peers? |
22:01.57 | puppet | juggie: is festival worth the time? i have no clue how the quality is |
22:02.12 | ruiner | yes |
22:02.18 | ruiner | voice-gw 206.222.200.46 255.255.255.255 5060 Unmonitored |
22:02.29 | puppet | ruiner: grats |
22:02.35 | puppet | ;p |
22:02.38 | puppet | or something |
22:02.42 | ruiner | heh um, ok |
22:02.45 | puppet | :) |
22:02.59 | jas_williams | ruiner |
22:03.05 | ruiner | yeah? |
22:03.10 | puppet | jas_williams: i tried to be positive! ;P |
22:03.12 | Zeeek | ah the night shift! hey Jas_ |
22:03.20 | Qwell | claint: similar problems |
22:03.21 | drsperm | ok...virgin install...starting... |
22:03.38 | jas_williams | ruiner: Just joined what router are you trying to configure ;-) 22:00 here zeeek |
22:03.41 | Zeeek | how many times are we gonna want to type drsperm... |
22:03.50 | ruiner | jas_williams cisco 3640 |
22:03.59 | jas_williams | Using Sip ? |
22:04.01 | ruiner | yeah |
22:04.02 | jas_williams | or H323 |
22:04.05 | jas_williams | ok |
22:04.06 | Zeeek | 22:00? I thought you were down under? |
22:04.06 | ruiner | the router has a 2fxo card in it |
22:04.16 | ruiner | one port has an analog phone line plugged into it |
22:04.23 | ruiner | i can call that line and get into my asterisk box |
22:04.26 | drsperm | Zeeek: you know...I never thought of that... |
22:04.29 | Zeeek | what is this router ruiner? |
22:04.30 | drsperm | :0 |
22:04.36 | Zeeek | heh ya sure |
22:04.41 | drsperm | Honest! |
22:04.46 | drsperm | Ok..it died. |
22:05.01 | ruiner | now i'm trying to setup asterisk so when i hit an extension it goes back to the router's other fxo port and dials out of it (that fxo port is plugged into an fxs port on a phone i have, not ip phone, just one for our phone system) |
22:05.03 | *** join/#asterisk Twister (~jase@216.30.232.106) |
22:05.08 | drsperm | ok..if I change my nick...will you help? |
22:05.09 | ruiner | Zeeek: cisco 3640 |
22:05.15 | *** join/#asterisk lattice (~lattice@d216-232-212-173.bchsia.telus.net) |
22:05.17 | jas_williams | ruiner: ok |
22:05.38 | jas_williams | ruiner: Is the call making it to the 3640 ? |
22:05.39 | harryvv | Looks like alot of the small telco companies are blocking vonage service to its customers. |
22:06.05 | ruiner | as best as I can tell, yes, but it doesn't like the router likes it...in asterisk's CLI it shows this when i hit 601 (the extension i'm testing) |
22:06.09 | ruiner | <PROTECTED> |
22:06.09 | ruiner | <PROTECTED> |
22:06.09 | ruiner | <PROTECTED> |
22:06.14 | Twister | gonna set up one of my offices with asterisk, got 3 lines + a vonage line comming in, gonna do IP phones throughout the building (probably only be 5-6 extensions) |
22:06.22 | WetPustules | ruiner at least you're talking to it now! |
22:06.25 | chris_d | harryvv: If, by a lot, you mean 1, then yes. Also note that the one who tried got nailed and fined by the FCC... |
22:06.32 | ruiner | WetPustules : yes |
22:06.38 | Twister | what would be the minimum specs on the machine id need for this? |
22:06.47 | ruiner | I think I always was, just didn't know about the verbose command to see what was happening |
22:06.59 | jas_williams | ruiner: Can you post the relevant section from you extensions.conf to pastebin.ca |
22:07.08 | drsperm | " undefined symbol: adsi_available" has got to mean something is up.... |
22:07.22 | ruiner | yeah, it's at http://pastebin.ca/7105 |
22:07.33 | jas_williams | k i'll have a look |
22:07.34 | ruiner | guess i could trim it down some |
22:07.38 | ruiner | just search for 601 |
22:07.42 | harryvv | chris i know. most of there voip to pstn circuits are in nj right? |
22:07.55 | ruiner | i have my sip.conf at the bottom too |
22:08.00 | WetPustules | ruiner reminds of a Cliford Simak short story about a guy who goes to Jupiter with his dog. Finds out the dog could talk. Says "When did you learn to talk" dog says " I always could, you just never understood before" |
22:08.18 | ruiner | heh |
22:08.19 | ruiner | indeed |
22:08.20 | *** join/#asterisk Possible (Babbel@23.255-136-217.adsl-fix.skynet.be) |
22:08.38 | Zeeek | Great story - good evenig, good luck and $deity bless asterisk |
22:08.39 | claint | what's the dog name? Idefix? |
22:08.44 | jas_williams | ruiner syntax is wrong |
22:08.50 | ruiner | oh |
22:08.50 | ruiner | ? |
22:08.51 | Zeeek | Clifford? Is that You? |
22:08.59 | chris_d | harryvv: North Carolina. |
22:09.14 | jas_williams | ruiner try exten => 601.,1,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN}@voice-gw) |
22:09.21 | *** join/#asterisk Moc__ (~mochouina@64.235.210.66) |
22:09.23 | Possible | hi I have a question about asterisk and Mac OS X |
22:09.25 | Zeeek | No DOT! |
22:09.31 | ruiner | heh, Zeeek told me no period |
22:09.37 | Zeeek | DON'T YOU DARE |
22:09.42 | jas_williams | ruiner try exten => _601.,1,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN}@voice-gw) |
22:09.48 | Zeeek | ah, that's different |
22:09.57 | harryvv | chris, vonage is even marketing there service here in vancouver british columbia. Do you have a idea what marketing budget thay may have. |
22:10.12 | puppet | iik takes time to compile the speach stuff |
22:10.14 | harryvv | osx? |
22:10.17 | Possible | anyone know if there is any hardware w/ driver around that works with OSX ? |
22:10.18 | ruiner | what does the ${EXTEN} do? |
22:10.28 | harryvv | OSx=Freebsd |
22:10.31 | ruiner | just passes that in the sip request? |
22:10.42 | Possible | harryvv: yes and no |
22:10.46 | puppet | ruiner: exten == dialed number |
22:11.00 | harryvv | possible ask pilotmike on #hamradio2 he is a expert on mac systems. |
22:11.06 | puppet | ruiner: if i dont remember wrong |
22:11.17 | jas_williams | ruiner: yes passes the dialled number so trys to connect to that dial-peer in the cisco |
22:11.18 | *** part/#asterisk Zeeek (~Zeeek@Zeeek.sustaining.supporter.pdpc) |
22:11.19 | Mavvie | harryvv: now that's what I call "happily confused" |
22:11.19 | Possible | harryvv: he uses asterisk on OSX ? |
22:11.31 | puppet | ruiner: no its the dialed number |
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22:11.50 | Qwell | bkw_: omg, its you! |
22:11.58 | harryvv | possible no but he knows unix and osx |
22:12.18 | Possible | you mean #hamradio...not #hamradio2 |
22:12.29 | Moc__ | bkw_: any pic from von ? |
22:12.36 | Qwell | ...my sparcstation is blowing out cooler air then my air conditioner |
22:12.57 | Qwell | is it at all normal for the AC to blow out hot air? |
22:13.08 | Qwell | it hasn't been used all winter(yes, we need AC in the winter here...sad) |
22:13.22 | Possible | seems pilotmike is not online atm.. |
22:13.30 | harryvv | possible #hamradio2 |
22:13.37 | ruiner | jas_williams: so should the extension i'm configuring be the dial-peer in the cisco? |
22:13.45 | Possible | #hamradio2 is empty |
22:13.46 | fjoe | Possible is it possible to compile FreeBSD kernel module under Darwin? |
22:13.55 | ruiner | or, is this going to connect to the same port that the call is coming in on? |
22:13.56 | harryvv | possible sorry its on efnet |
22:14.07 | Possible | fjoe: Darwin uses a MACH kernel |
22:14.31 | fjoe | Possible I know, but how hard is it to port FreeBSD kernel module to Darwin? |
22:14.31 | Possible | oh kernel module...I dunno |
22:14.38 | jas_williams | ruiner: you can do what you like depends on how you have the cisco configured, Asterisk can pass what you like to the cisco as a pattern for the dial-peer |
22:15.38 | Possible | harryvv: ahh |
22:15.38 | drsperm | ok..is it possible that grsec is borking * |
22:15.38 | fjoe | Possible zaptel framework was ported to FreeBSD (ports/misc/zaptel) and * works on FreeBSD via chan_zap |
22:15.38 | bkw_ | VON VON VON |
22:15.38 | bkw_ | all about VON |
22:15.38 | Possible | fjoe: ic...interesting |
22:15.42 | fjoe | Possible ports/net/asterisk |
22:15.43 | Moc__ | <PROTECTED> |
22:15.52 | jas_williams | ruiner: the call will go out whichever port has apattern match that matches the XXX@voice-gw |
22:16.11 | ruiner | so it's really an issue of what's configured in the router then |
22:16.19 | jas_williams | yep |
22:16.24 | fjoe | Possible I never saw Darwin source code but I think that it should not be hard to port a device driver from FreeBSD.. Darwin is not pure Mach anyway |
22:16.39 | ruiner | know where i can get a sample router config? |
22:16.48 | ruiner | or do you know much about configuring ciscos for this? |
22:16.53 | ruiner | i could paste mine into pastebin |
22:17.02 | harryvv | bkw so what vendors showed off there bleading edge of technoligy products? anything fairly cool? |
22:17.29 | jas_williams | ruiner ok and I'll take a look see and see if we can make progress for you |
22:17.43 | gr8nash | im alittle stuck if anyone can help.. my box registers at broadvoice.. but i cant dialout.. and im not sure howto get it to stop saying "all circuits are busy" |
22:17.48 | puppet | Why am I lisstening to Slay radio threw Asterisk and not threw winamp/xbox? |
22:17.50 | puppet | rofl |
22:17.52 | gr8nash | i know dialout plan has somehting to do with it |
22:17.56 | Possible | fjoe: lost you on the ports/net/asterisk part...what url ? |
22:18.07 | jas_williams | ruiner: My cisco skills arn't that good but I have got these things working before |
22:18.14 | fjoe | Possible it's the path inside FreeBSD ports collection |
22:18.22 | harryvv | gr8, sounds to me all there pstn circuits are used up. |
22:18.42 | Possible | http://www.FreeBSD.org/ports/net/asterisk doesn't exist |
22:18.47 | gr8nash | this is a brandnew install with no cards.. im only using broadvoice |
22:18.48 | ruiner | http://pastebin.ca/7115 |
22:18.56 | harryvv | gr8 try in the late evening to see if it happens again. |
22:18.56 | ruiner | ^^ jas_williams |
22:19.03 | jas_williams | ruiner ta |
22:19.33 | gr8nash | harryvv, thanks but its my asterisk box telling me that.. i can dail through x-lite just fine |
22:19.38 | fjoe | Possible http://www.freshports.org/net/asterisk/ |
22:19.44 | gr8nash | i dont know howto setup a dialplan |
22:19.45 | jas_williams | ruiner: which port is connected to the pbx ? |
22:19.45 | Possible | ah |
22:19.45 | gr8nash | =( |
22:19.56 | fjoe | Possible but I do not think that it could be ported to darwin without any efforts |
22:20.02 | ruiner | 1 |
22:20.03 | harryvv | you mean dial though softphone to same service and call uncle john ;) |
22:20.09 | ruiner | 0 is connected to analog |
22:20.26 | drsperm | Son-Of-A-Bitch...hardened sources seem to have been fucking me. |
22:20.35 | jas_williams | ruiner: is a 9 required on the PBX for an outbound call ? |
22:20.41 | ruiner | yes |
22:20.43 | Possible | fjoe: ic...lets have a look at this |
22:20.45 | gr8nash | hardwire, i mean astrix registers but cant receive/call .. but my softphone has no problem doing either |
22:20.48 | ruiner | two of them, actually |
22:20.54 | gr8nash | harry i mean sorry |
22:21.04 | hardwire | hey! |
22:21.12 | ruiner | but if possible, i want to be able to just dial my extension 601 and then either hit like "101" to get someone inside the pbx, or 9,9,xxxxxxx to dial out |
22:21.20 | ruiner | or maybe need a different extension for all that |
22:21.57 | harryvv | gr8, you mean you can send/recive calls between softphones on your network but cannot call out to a voip provider? |
22:22.06 | Possible | fjoe: and thanks :) |
22:22.45 | jas_williams | ruiner ok if you dial 60199xxxxx where xxxx is a valid number does asterisk connect to the outside world it should |
22:23.26 | ruiner | no, just says invalid ext |
22:23.49 | jas_williams | ruiner: What says invalid extension ? |
22:23.57 | ruiner | asterisk |
22:23.58 | ruiner | <PROTECTED> |
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22:24.07 | ruiner | that's from CLI |
22:24.21 | jas_williams | ruiner: did you dial 60199number |
22:24.51 | ruiner | from my phone i called into the analog line that routes into the asterisk box, then hit 60199 and then a phone number |
22:25.07 | ruiner | by the time i hit the second 9 it was saying in my ear "invalid extension, etc" |
22:25.44 | jas_williams | ruiner: do you have an extension connected directly to asterisk this will aid testing |
22:26.06 | ruiner | no, i have no fxo ports in my asterisk box |
22:26.15 | ruiner | no cards, that is |
22:26.24 | ruiner | just a box w/ two ethernet |
22:26.41 | jas_williams | ruiner: How about downloading a SIP Softphone to a PC and connecting that to asterisk |
22:26.58 | jakepdev | anyone know how stable FastAGI is? |
22:27.17 | ruiner | i suppose i could do that |
22:27.22 | ruiner | any one in particular you recommend? |
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22:27.39 | jas_williams | X-lite or SJPhone |
22:28.05 | ruiner | so i just put that on a machine and it acts like a SIP phone essentially? |
22:28.24 | puppet | x-lte rocks for testing |
22:28.25 | puppet | ;D |
22:28.33 | ruiner | just plug directly into * or same switch work too i assume? |
22:28.59 | godsmoke | ruiner: more like the other way around -- the sip phones run software to communicate via sip -- you're just using your computer to run software that communicates via cip |
22:29.05 | godsmoke | sip( |
22:29.09 | ruiner | ok |
22:31.24 | ruiner | aight, i have that installed |
22:31.47 | ruiner | sip proxy would be the * box or the router? |
22:31.55 | puppet | speach_tools forever to compile! ;p |
22:31.57 | fjoe | !seen |
22:32.04 | fjoe | !seen kapejod |
22:32.16 | Qwell | `, not ! |
22:32.20 | Qwell | ~ rather |
22:32.27 | jas_williams | ruiner: sip proxy is asterisk |
22:32.41 | fjoe | Qwell ? |
22:32.42 | ruiner | out bound proxy same? |
22:32.48 | Qwell | ~seen kapejod |
22:32.49 | jbot | kapejod <~kapejod@83.137.99.168> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 121d 9h 22m 38s ago, saying: 'how about mc?'. |
22:32.56 | fjoe | Qwell ah! thanks a lot! |
22:33.04 | ruiner | or would that just be if i was using a proxy in general on my machine? |
22:33.09 | jas_williams | ruiner: no outbound proxy |
22:33.17 | fjoe | 121 day... |
22:33.20 | fjoe | ouch |
22:33.22 | jas_williams | or asterisk should work |
22:33.56 | fjoe | by all |
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22:35.04 | ruiner | call not approved every time i try to call |
22:35.27 | PoWeRKiLL | I try to call a vonage subscriber via a FWD account it's not working :( any other idea ? |
22:35.37 | Qwell | PoWeRKiLL: it only works sometimes ;/ |
22:35.59 | jas_williams | ruiner: has the phone registered |
22:36.43 | ruiner | with sip show peers? |
22:36.50 | ruiner | if so , no |
22:36.51 | jas_williams | ruiner: yes |
22:37.03 | ruiner | do i need to add it to sip.conf? |
22:37.03 | PoWeRKiLL | Qwell there is no other solution ? |
22:37.15 | G0shen | Powerkill: vonage broke their peering with |
22:37.21 | G0shen | FWD, and they won't fix it |
22:38.00 | PoWeRKiLL | G0shen it's not possible to peer with them directly ? |
22:38.07 | godsmoke | why not just peer with them directly |
22:38.08 | godsmoke | heh |
22:38.20 | godsmoke | it's kindof silly to go through vonage |
22:38.24 | godsmoke | it's higher latency |
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22:38.30 | PoWeRKiLL | like calling 1-XXX-XXX-XXXX@sip.vonage.net ? |
22:38.55 | G0shen | powerkill: people have been talking about it on the FWD mailing list for months |
22:39.03 | G0shen | if they could fix it, I am sure they would... |
22:39.09 | G0shen | but Vonage will not respond |
22:39.34 | godsmoke | if they could? |
22:39.44 | godsmoke | I mean ... it's not very hard to add FWD to your asterisk box |
22:40.05 | G0shen | Here is the Jan 25th reply from Jeff Pulver |
22:40.06 | G0shen | In theory connectivity with Vonage will be restored before the end of this |
22:40.06 | G0shen | month. This is a Vonage issue at the moment. |
22:40.45 | godsmoke | you're just restating the same thing |
22:42.09 | PoWeRKiLL | yes but why it's not possible to call them directly |
22:42.28 | PoWeRKiLL | just resolve the user ip then call him |
22:42.59 | spackle | ruiner, how did you make out with your router? |
22:43.31 | Qwell | PoWeRKiLL: welcome to a locked service ;/ |
22:43.44 | Qwell | if they were running *, sure,you could just call the IP |
22:43.53 | ruiner | spackle : still working on it |
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22:58.15 | MikeJ[Jayden] | ~seen anthm |
22:58.17 | jbot | anthm <~anthmct@CPE-69-76-83-52.wi.rr.com> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 7h 21m 34s ago, saying: 'stp will tune into a media stream and record it to a file'. |
22:58.45 | MikeJ[Jayden] | ~anthm |
22:59.32 | Darwin35 | grr spandsp is fucked |
22:59.35 | Darwin35 | grrr |
23:01.16 | puppet | festival already sucks ;p takes 100 years to compile |
23:02.43 | eKo1 | *cough* cepstral *cough cough* |
23:02.54 | modulus_ | speech recognition is no small ordeal |
23:03.13 | modulus_ | hidden markov models intrigue me |
23:03.18 | puppet | eko1: cepstral? ;p is that some typeof drug? ;D |
23:04.23 | eKo1 | I haven't touched any maths. with the word Markov in a while. |
23:04.58 | Pinhole | cepstral is not free. (unless you use an offset of say 510000 to skip the demo message) ^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H |
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23:06.05 | zno | anyone use nufone? I just signed up and got a short email with instructions but it's not working |
23:06.09 | eKo1 | It's cheap though. |
23:06.19 | Pinhole | I spent several months playing with speech recognition. It kinda works, but sending it over the net destroys any chances. |
23:06.26 | zno | the email didn't provide instructions to register |
23:06.36 | zno | just a NuFone context in iax.conf and an extension |
23:08.41 | puppet | a question, on inc phonecalls shouldntit just be to do an monitor? to record it without lagging all? |
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23:12.49 | gr8nash | =/ anyone want to help a kinda noobie.. ill add you to my christmas card list =0) |
23:13.21 | puppet | cristmascard? like we get an analog->digicard? ;P |
23:13.23 | greg_work | Pinhole: the most important thing .. if someone says "fuck" or any other similar word/phrase, transfer to a person immediately :p |
23:13.32 | JerJer[mobile] | gr8nash: help yourself first by asking a specific question |
23:13.32 | gr8nash | WAIT I GOT IT!!! |
23:13.41 | puppet | greg_work: lol |
23:14.23 | greg_work | bell's system does it. i laughed my ass off the first time :p |
23:14.32 | puppet | greg_work: ROFL? ;P |
23:14.38 | puppet | greg_work: whats the number to bell? |
23:14.42 | puppet | 1800 i hope ;p |
23:14.47 | greg_work | 310bell here |
23:15.16 | puppet | iik ugly :/ |
23:15.21 | puppet | boring answering |
23:15.28 | puppet | get a pr0nvoice! |
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23:15.55 | greg_work | it work? |
23:16.02 | puppet | havent tried ;p |
23:16.15 | puppet | got to make a recon first |
23:16.24 | puppet | putting up the extension now |
23:16.50 | greg_work | 18006686878 |
23:17.11 | puppet | lol |
23:17.16 | puppet | damn what they answred long |
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23:17.20 | puppet | like 4 sentences |
23:17.37 | puppet | "welcome to.... my name is.. we are trying.... hope... we ... can ... be in swer.. how cnai help u? |
23:17.40 | puppet | " |
23:18.03 | hacim | anyone have any suggestions for good conference room type speaker phones? I've found http://www.metrolinedirect.com/soundpointpc.html for $70, but other models are at minimum $300 which makes me think this one sucks for some reason (compare: http://www.globalmedia.com/index.php?dest=catlist&gmenu=3&area=store&cat=voice) |
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23:19.58 | Spongii | :| |
23:20.42 | Spongii | sabre! |
23:21.02 | Spongii | :D |
23:21.48 | Spongii | Syncros!!!! |
23:21.55 | hacim | ? |
23:21.56 | Spongii | :))) |
23:22.07 | Spongii | arf :| |
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23:22.36 | Spongii | sheesh is it forbidden to tell them i lvoe them? pfft |
23:22.38 | *** part/#asterisk Spongii (Spongepupp@dial-205-113-113-216.megacom.net) |
23:23.38 | greg_work | hacim: you can get actual IP speakerphones for that price |
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23:25.00 | hacim | greg_work: what do you mean "actual IP speakerphone"? |
23:25.24 | greg_work | those things hook up to pc's |
23:25.44 | hacim | greg_work: isn't that what http://www.metrolinedirect.com/soundpointpc.html is? |
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23:26.23 | shmaltz | tzanger, ? |
23:26.24 | madclicker | can someone help me with snippy firmware for 7960? |
23:26.28 | shmaltz | ~seen tzanger |
23:26.29 | jbot | tzanger is currently on #asterisk. Has said a total of 142 messages. Is idling for 1h 44m 33s |
23:26.39 | shmaltz | madclicker, I can try |
23:27.02 | greg_work | hacim: it says it plugs into a pc soundcard |
23:27.30 | madclicker | can u pm me/ |
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23:27.48 | puppet | Easy Setup - Connects directly to your PC sound card inputs |
23:28.01 | greg_work | sounds a little iffy though .. $70 for an onboard dsp + speakers + microphone? |
23:28.01 | madclicker | shmaltz:i am looking for dl for the firmware |
23:28.20 | greg_work | i'd be surprised to see a good microphone alone for $70 |
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23:28.37 | shmaltz | what do you mean dl? |
23:28.46 | madclicker | shmaltz: download |
23:28.54 | puppet | madclicker: u now firmwares cost? :) |
23:28.56 | shmaltz | where did you buy it? |
23:28.59 | greg_work | and dsps are expensive (which is actually the whole reason * was created) |
23:29.05 | hacim | greg_work: this one is even less: http://www.sylvansoftware.com/Microphones.htm |
23:29.16 | madclicker | eshmaltz:-bay |
23:29.25 | madclicker | shmaltz:e-bay |
23:30.23 | greg_work | hacim: go look at some of polycom's stuff |
23:30.39 | greg_work | (unless you're actually looking for something that just connects to a pc) |
23:31.03 | harryvv | I wonder what kind of range I can get with a wifi repeater mounted beneth a aerostat for say a function. |
23:31.05 | hacim | greg_work: yes, I want to connect something to a PC so I can do something like meet-me or skype in a room of people |
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23:31.14 | david | hello |
23:31.30 | harryvv | Or just a wifi router with directional antennas. |
23:31.37 | Matt-E- | when i restart my FC3 box the /etc/init.d/zaptel service fails to start, even when run manually. though if i remake zaptel it then works... how can i fix this? |
23:31.59 | harryvv | matt in usr/src/zaptel do make config |
23:32.10 | Matt-E- | okay |
23:32.15 | Katty | buh bye |
23:33.14 | david | what is the simplest way to identify a call without any caller ID information in extensions.conf, so I can route it direct to VM rather than dial()? |
23:33.33 | madclicker | anyone with firmware for cisco 7960???? SOS need help |
23:34.02 | `Sauron | You can't identify a call w/o CID info. |
23:34.16 | shmaltz | david, what? |
23:34.21 | shmaltz | without callerid? |
23:34.25 | G0shen | route them through telezapper, then privacy app if they don't have caller id |
23:34.27 | shmaltz | based on what? |
23:34.33 | `Sauron | Unless you're talking about finding calls with "Unknown number" as callerid |
23:34.41 | harryvv | yea, how would asterisk know who it is without a cid? it wont work. |
23:34.44 | david | `Sauron, yes, that's what I mean |
23:34.56 | shmaltz | oh i got it, use ${EXTEN}/ |
23:35.02 | nextime | if i use zaprtc cause i don't have a usb controller and i can't use a 2.6 kernel, i also need ztdummy for timing or is only zaprtc ok? |
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23:35.11 | shmaltz | the slash (/) means that if no caller id |
23:35.25 | hacim | greg_work: basically there are things that are $40 and there are things that are several thousands of dollars, and I can't tell what is crap and what is hype and what I need :p |
23:36.10 | david | shmaltz, okay, cool :) |
23:36.38 | david | shmaltz, and I can use a standard asterisk wildcard after the / too, like 888_ and whatnot? |
23:36.54 | harryvv | ~seen netsurfer |
23:36.57 | jbot | netsurfer <netsurfer@81-6-224-129.dyn.gotadsl.co.uk> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 20d 10h 6m 37s ago, saying: 'http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/02/17/spam_gets_vocal_with_voip/ <-- ffs that takes the piss'. |
23:36.57 | shmaltz | david, nope |
23:37.02 | nextime | ok i've found the answer on the asterisk-user ml. |
23:37.13 | shmaltz | you will have to do like this: |
23:37.14 | KalD|Work | when does meetme.conf get evaluated? At each call to MeetMe() or on reload? |
23:37.27 | harryvv | wow he must be injured or in the hospital. Netsurfer used to be here every day. |
23:37.48 | `Sauron | dum di dum |
23:37.55 | Darwin35 | dim sum |
23:38.19 | `Sauron | I'm trying to stream audio using netcat... :) |
23:38.23 | shmaltz | david, I don't remember the proper syntax for the text functions within asterisk but you could look it up on the wiki |
23:38.35 | Darwin35 | use madplay |
23:38.42 | shmaltz | but the basic idea is that you create a different extension for each one |
23:39.07 | shmaltz | like: |
23:39.08 | shmaltz | exten => 101/,1,dosomething |
23:39.10 | shmaltz | exten => 101/2,hangup |
23:39.52 | puppet | i hate festival :/ |
23:39.58 | shmaltz | and for 800 numbers you will have to do: |
23:40.00 | shmaltz | exten => 101,1,gotoif($[sytax goes here]?101/,1) |
23:40.31 | `Sauron | now I have to hook up audio to see if it works |
23:40.33 | `Sauron | dum di dum |
23:40.39 | david | shmaltz, but if I want to say 'if it's from a number starting 800', how do I define a wildcard caller id in the exten? |
23:41.03 | shmaltz | david, thats where the sytax in gotoif comes in |
23:41.06 | hacim | jeez these speakerphones are expensive |
23:41.35 | Darwin35 | no |
23:41.48 | Darwin35 | gs 101 02 102 65/75 bucks |
23:41.49 | shmaltz | I don't remember the text functions on how to do it, but the idea is that you test the first 3 digits of the variable ${CALLERIDNUM} to see if it matches 800 |
23:41.50 | Matt-E- | upon reboot i get Waiting for zap to come online ...Error: missing /dev/zap! |
23:41.53 | Matt-E- | how do i fix? |
23:41.54 | Darwin35 | they have speaker phone |
23:42.02 | Matt-E- | i got a good init.d/zaptel file |
23:42.40 | zapa | Hi all, is there any way to change the ring sequence , like in Cisco 79XX via SetVar(ALERT_INFO=Bellcore-dr1), for Budgetone an Polycom phones. |
23:42.41 | harryvv | Matt its things like that scares me if a system is deployed into a work enviroment. |
23:42.48 | ariel_ | wow just got a request which I don't know how to do. |
23:42.55 | shmaltz | david, don't you give up b/c it's doable, just search on both voip-info.org and lists.digium.com |
23:43.11 | hacim | Darwin35: eh? |
23:43.27 | Darwin35 | hacim what speaker phone ? |
23:43.36 | ariel_ | I have a user that wants us to put in a auto redial feature if the number is busy the server retries it again until connected then sends the call to the extension. anyone know how to do this? |
23:43.37 | Matt-E- | harry, how do i fix it? |
23:43.47 | shmaltz | david, to search either on thru google enter the search term in google followed by site:voip-info.org |
23:43.50 | hacim | Darwin35: you are saying that some speakerphones called gs101 02 102 are $65/75? |
23:44.07 | Matt-E- | after i recompile zaptel it the init.d file works... why is that? |
23:45.04 | sivana | has anyone used the exten=>fax,1,blahblah before? |
23:45.09 | hacim | Darwin35: I am trying to find a decently priced speakerphone that will work for a small room of people, attached to a laptop running something like skype |
23:45.18 | Darwin35 | the grandstream 101 and 102 sip phones are speker phones |
23:45.21 | hacim | Darwin35: or asterisk with meetme or something |
23:45.33 | hacim | Darwin35: but you basically have to be leaning over them to be heard, no? |
23:45.42 | Darwin35 | no |
23:45.46 | hacim | Darwin35: I could plug a microphone into the laptop and it would be no different |
23:45.55 | ariel_ | sivana, i have |
23:45.58 | Darwin35 | the 101 yes the 102 they changed the mic |
23:46.10 | sivana | ariel_: do I need to enable it? |
23:46.28 | sivana | it went to IVR but didn't pick it up |
23:46.30 | Darwin35 | but I moded my phone and wear a mic around my neck |
23:46.35 | ariel_ | if you are using the normal asterisk yes in the zapata.conf |
23:46.45 | hacim | Darwin35: why would I use a SIP phone to do speakerphone? |
23:46.57 | hacim | Darwin35: I am wanting to do conference style calls with 5 people in a room |
23:47.05 | sivana | ariel_: I'm using CVS Head |
23:47.08 | Darwin35 | I just saw you commenting about speker phones |
23:47.15 | Darwin35 | ahh |
23:47.57 | ariel_ | faxdetect=incoming, |
23:48.43 | Darwin35 | ok spandsp is pissing me off not compiling |
23:49.01 | sivana | got it.. thank you |
23:49.12 | ariel_ | sivana, np |
23:49.27 | david | shmaltz, okay, got it figured out - thanks |
23:50.16 | jakepdev | what is the most reliable distro to run asterisk on? |
23:50.57 | Darwin35 | Hacim make a cheap one |
23:51.01 | ariel_ | jakepdev, that is a loaded question. I use CentOS which is a RHEL clone. |
23:51.23 | jakepdev | looking for stablility and ease of installation |
23:51.27 | ariel_ | jakepdev, what do you want to do |
23:51.30 | Darwin35 | buy the parts at radioshack |
23:51.46 | ariel_ | jakepdev, get asterisk@home comes complete including the os and spandsp and we gui. |
23:51.49 | jakepdev | IVR (speaking digits/numbers to about 40 clients) |
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23:52.11 | Matt-E- | why does FC3 remove /dev/zap/ when rebooting?? |
23:52.14 | puppet | what is lacking in asterisk@home? |
23:52.22 | shmaltz | david, np |
23:52.39 | ariel_ | jakepdev, http://asteriskathome.sourceforge.net/ |
23:52.52 | CosmicRay | Hello. I am setting up kphone to talk to my asterisk system. When a call begins, everything is fine. However, as the call progresses, things start to sound worse and worse. It seems as if split seconds of sound are missing. |
23:52.56 | jakepdev | thanks - i'll try that |
23:52.59 | CosmicRay | would this be a problem with kphone or asterisk? |
23:53.05 | CosmicRay | and where would I go to learn how to fix it? |
23:53.08 | sivana | ariel_: I guess I need rxfax too :) |
23:53.11 | ariel_ | puppet, actually not much. But it's up to what you want to do with it. It even has the new meetme2 available on it. |
23:53.44 | ariel_ | sivana, you need to install spandsp or send the fax to an fax machine on a fxs port. or on a sipura using ulaw. |
23:54.00 | ariel_ | asterisk@home has it already installed. |
23:54.01 | sivana | I see.. the script I had used rxfax |
23:54.47 | jakepdev | ariel - you used fastAGI - if so - is it reliable? |
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23:55.31 | ruiner | anyone have example config for a cisco 3640 with a 2 port fxo card in it so that you can make asterisk dial through it? |
23:55.35 | ruiner | i'm really stuck here, heh |
23:56.13 | ariel_ | jakepdev, it's for when you want to run an agi script on a different server and yes I have used it. But I did not write the agi for it's use. |
23:56.35 | CosmicRay | fwiw, I'm getting similar behavior from iaxcomm |
23:56.44 | CosmicRay | I've tried google and the wiki and haven't really found any answers |
23:56.52 | jakepdev | thanks ariel |
23:56.56 | CosmicRay | even the Echo demo is giving trouble |
23:57.19 | ariel_ | jakepdev, any time. |
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23:58.21 | ariel_ | CosmicRay, are you using this on the actuall asterisk server with xwindows installed? |
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23:59.16 | CosmicRay | ariel_: no, it is on a separate client |
23:59.28 | CosmicRay | connected over 100Mb lan |
23:59.37 | ariel_ | ruiner, I did not even know about this device. But if it's like normal cisco sip device it's not too hard but most of the time you have to upgrade the firmware. |