00:00.02 | cochi | you could also do extreme skydiving one day, climb the K2 the other, go to death sea, go to marian rift. and then die of some obscure oxygene-problems no doc ever seen |
00:01.03 | mishehu | hmm... think I'll pass up on that idea, cochi |
00:01.11 | Klar | mishehu: That's too bad :( |
00:01.18 | mishehu | Klar: why is it too bad? |
00:01.33 | opus__ | can you specify a longer column width when you do various manager api? |
00:01.36 | cochi | really? worth dying a strange death ? ;) |
00:01.49 | opus__ | I get things like Name/username being truncated |
00:01.56 | mishehu | cochi: better way: death by snu-snu |
00:02.11 | cochi | ;)) |
00:02.23 | cochi | is there a better way of dying ;) |
00:02.57 | mishehu | only by snu-snu |
00:02.58 | mishehu | heh |
00:03.25 | cochi | snusnu at death sea + the k2 ;) |
00:03.41 | mishehu | no no, snu snu can only happen on the planet of the amazon women |
00:03.43 | opus__ | death by asterisk debugging |
00:03.57 | mishehu | as seen as in futurama's "amazon women in the mood" episode |
00:03.58 | cochi | don't they got any death sea + k2 there? boring :( |
00:04.09 | mishehu | dead sea, not death sea. |
00:04.14 | cochi | flat as the netherlands eh |
00:04.16 | cochi | uhm k |
00:04.21 | mishehu | heh. |
00:04.24 | cochi | death sea'd be spooky. i admit that |
00:04.28 | Klar | mishehu: I've been to other places before and it wasn't so great |
00:05.15 | mishehu | Klar: well, without bad, there is no good, right? |
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00:06.42 | mishehu | bah. need to make a copy of my reserve duty exemption card |
00:07.13 | mishehu | so much to do, no time to play with * head |
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00:26.08 | tzafrir_laptop | mishehu, can you think of an interesting asterisk demo? |
00:26.49 | tzafrir_laptop | Interesting stuff easy to demo over a remote phone and stuff that "normal PBX-s" won't do |
00:27.22 | tzafrir_laptop | E.g.: any nice, interactive AGIs? |
00:27.46 | cochi | nightynight |
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00:28.37 | wwalker | Is there a way to control the rate / duration of DTMF signals sent via SendDTMF? |
00:29.48 | Nuxi | tzafrir_laptop, I can play poker and blackjack with my AGI. |
00:31.07 | tzafrir_laptop | Nuxi, where can I find that AGI? |
00:31.23 | Nuxi | I think they're in phpagi examples |
00:32.25 | blop | anyone who's using smsq --process ? :) |
00:32.36 | Nuxi | Hmmm. Nope. I can pastebin them. |
00:32.57 | tzafrir_laptop | please do |
00:35.27 | Nuxi | ok, this is deck.php: http://pastebin.ca/12930 |
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00:36.05 | mishehu | tzafrir_laptop: been meaning to write a couple agis myself, but haven't had time to fool around with any. |
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00:36.14 | wrtchd | Good Evening, it is a fine day here in Dallas. |
00:36.31 | opus__ | manager api is just completely worthless |
00:36.50 | wrtchd | Does anyone have a preference in a perdictive dialer that runs on top of Asterisk? |
00:36.52 | opus__ | IAXPeers doesn't send ActionID so I need to patch my code to expect that, and its really hard |
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00:37.18 | Nuxi | tzafrir_laptop, that's took much work. Try this: http://24.223.0.9/games.tgz |
00:38.36 | Nuxi | requires phpagi |
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00:40.22 | Nuxi | example use of poker class http://pastebin.ca/12931 |
00:40.26 | Nuxi | blackjack is the same. |
00:42.40 | opus__ | games? |
00:42.53 | Nuxi | poker and blackjack. |
00:42.57 | opus__ | cool |
00:43.28 | Nuxi | I don't know why I didn't send these to be included in phpagi, must have forgotten to put them int the tgz. |
00:45.36 | Nuxi | I'm sure once asterisk supports video, more games will come. I'm waiting for pong and tetris. |
00:48.27 | Nuxi | gotta go... |
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00:51.23 | RoyK | helo |
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00:54.54 | RoyK | shit |
00:55.19 | RoyK | something's fscked up in app_queue |
00:57.21 | cluecon[file] | big surprise there |
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00:58.35 | cluecon[file] | :) |
00:59.04 | RoyK | cluecon[file]: see http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=4318 |
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01:03.03 | opus__ | is it possible to invoke manager api calls from the CGI? |
01:03.27 | opus__ | i'm sorry |
01:03.28 | opus__ | from the CLI |
01:08.37 | wwalker | OK, does anyone have wav or gsm files of the DTMF tones? |
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01:09.36 | pdracevich | hello all has anyone used idefisk? |
01:10.03 | pdracevich | when I ring someone it dials and connects but does not give me a ringing sound |
01:13.27 | wrtchd | I would just like someone to suggest a predictive dialer...so I can get to the point where I have a problem with not getting a ringing sound |
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01:30.47 | Nuxi | It's possible to call the manager api from AGI. |
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01:35.52 | Nukemizer | I hae been looking and experimenting without success and am hoping for some guidance. I want to "read" a variable and play two prompts in the "read" process. Can this be done ? |
01:35.58 | Qwell | any bug marshalls around by chance? |
01:36.08 | cluecon[file] | Qwell: maybe. |
01:36.20 | MikeJ[Laptop] | ? |
01:36.25 | Qwell | bug 4403, I don't really know what to do, if I'm correct in my thinking |
01:36.30 | Nukemizer | exten => s,8,Read(Selection,greeting1,digits/3,1) "if you want to listen again" "press3" -- all the while listening for digit three |
01:36.35 | cluecon[file] | not that one... |
01:36.48 | cluecon[file] | oh just that |
01:36.56 | Qwell | I'd like to fix it, but I need help/advice... |
01:36.58 | MikeJ[Laptop] | Nukemizer, background |
01:37.39 | Nukemizer | MikeJ.. thank you looking it up |
01:37.50 | Qwell | I have a very good feeling it was broken before I touched anything... |
01:38.14 | cluecon[file] | I'd rather stay away from that ODBC voicemail junk |
01:38.23 | cluecon[file] | it's ugly |
01:39.32 | MikeJ[Laptop] | well.. try it without your patch and find out ;) |
01:40.26 | Qwell | MikeJ[Laptop]: well, I don't even know how to set it up :p |
01:40.38 | Qwell | but, am I correct in my thinking, about the name mismatch? |
01:41.03 | Qwell | (and the two for loops...whats up with that?) |
01:41.13 | MikeJ[Laptop] | honestly... I didn't really look <shrug> |
01:41.18 | Qwell | (unrelated, but...weird) |
01:41.44 | cluecon[file] | so very very ugly... |
01:41.46 | cluecon[file] | just like Mike! |
01:43.58 | Juggie | Qwell, when i left another message |
01:44.00 | Juggie | it worked fine |
01:44.04 | Juggie | so i'm not sure whats up |
01:44.20 | Juggie | i did change voicemail to be only wav between the msg that woudnt work |
01:44.22 | Juggie | and the one that did |
01:44.26 | Juggie | so that may be why? no idea |
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01:47.56 | Qwell | it probably won't make it in anyhow |
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01:50.30 | MikeJ[Laptop] | Qwell, here's the trick on getting smthing to make it... get it tested up the wazoo.... |
01:50.52 | MikeJ[Laptop] | I will do my best to get it through code and arcitecture review |
01:51.05 | Qwell | MikeJ[Laptop]: nobody really cares enough about voicemail in odbc to test it it seems, honestly... |
01:51.26 | MikeJ[Laptop] | well.. the best you can at least |
01:51.38 | MikeJ[Laptop] | and get testing comments into the bug |
01:51.52 | Qwell | Juggie: How difficult was this to setup? Mind PMing me to help me out? |
01:52.17 | Qwell | it seems pretty useful |
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01:52.44 | MikeJ[Laptop] | also look at 1188 |
01:53.11 | MikeJ[Laptop] | as I hope to push that one in soon too |
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01:53.43 | Qwell | well, if it were in a db, the fs wouldn't really slow down |
01:53.55 | MikeJ[Laptop] | look at the patch |
01:54.01 | Qwell | looking |
01:54.08 | MikeJ[Laptop] | it makes the lookup optionally on a hash |
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01:58.04 | Druken | hello all |
01:58.39 | Druken | has anyone had a problem with pap2's only ringing once? after the first ring, the call is gone ? |
01:58.58 | MikeJ[Laptop] | search the bugtracker |
01:59.09 | MikeJ[Laptop] | there are 1 or 2 pap2 issues in there |
01:59.14 | MikeJ[Laptop] | I don't recall what for |
02:00.25 | Druken | where's the bug tracker again? hehe |
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02:03.05 | Qwell | bugs.digium.com |
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02:13.51 | Qwell | MikeJ[Laptop]: Are you saying to use the functions in that patch in mine (and extend my patch to cover all of vm in odbc?)? |
02:16.10 | MikeJ[Laptop] | no |
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02:16.19 | MikeJ[Laptop] | I was saying it was interesting |
02:16.33 | MikeJ[Laptop] | and marginally related.. |
02:16.37 | MikeJ[Laptop] | so take a look |
02:16.48 | Qwell | ahh |
02:17.50 | Qwell | yeah, it certainly does make things nicer |
02:20.16 | Qwell | I especially like removing the "eh...the directory might already exist...but we don't care, we'll just let it error" stuff. heh |
02:20.48 | cluecon[file] | waddddddddup |
02:20.50 | Qwell | /location = ribs |
02:21.09 | Qwell | emerging away the unixodbc stuff |
02:21.17 | cluecon[file] | oh no, not emerging! |
02:23.03 | Nuxi | shouldn't it be unmerging or demerging or something? |
02:23.25 | Qwell | no, just emerging |
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02:27.03 | Qwell | is it normal to have a large bruise after having blood drawn, two days previously? heh |
02:27.47 | Nukemizer | MikeJ, Thanks for the direction to "Background" Just what I needed :) |
02:29.30 | MikeJ[Laptop] | :) |
02:31.10 | cluecon[file] | to all those in the world who want everything for nothing I say, "screw you" |
02:31.39 | MikeJ[Laptop] | heh... |
02:31.44 | MikeJ[Laptop] | your in a good mood |
02:31.52 | Qwell | cluecon[file]: thank you sir, may I have another? |
02:32.01 | cluecon[file] | I read asterisk-users posts |
02:32.09 | cluecon[file] | they make me mad |
02:32.21 | Qwell | my condolences |
02:32.27 | Tetraboy | Can multiple phones be hooked into one FXS, and work like in a regular house? |
02:32.53 | Qwell | ~ren |
02:33.01 | Qwell | guess not |
02:33.17 | Juggie | Tetraboy, yes |
02:33.18 | cluecon[file] | Tetraboy: depends on how much power the FXS port puts out |
02:33.19 | Qwell | Tetraboy: You can on some cards. More usually work if the phone has its own external power supply |
02:33.21 | cluecon[file] | but usually yes |
02:35.00 | MikeJ[Laptop] | so that's a definate maybe? |
02:35.01 | MikeJ[Laptop] | :) |
02:35.08 | Tetraboy | What's the cheapest way to get 1 FXO, and 1 FXS? |
02:35.22 | MikeJ[Laptop] | sipura spa ... ummm |
02:35.31 | MikeJ[Laptop] | can't remember the model # |
02:35.57 | Qwell | 3000? |
02:36.13 | MikeJ[Laptop] | I don't know... look on the website |
02:38.38 | Tetraboy | I know which one your talking about. |
02:38.50 | MikeJ[Laptop] | good then |
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02:40.53 | Drew2006 | Can anyone help me with a firmware problem i am having with a packet8 proprietary voip adaptor? |
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02:44.26 | MikeJ[Laptop] | packet8 |
02:44.41 | MikeJ[Laptop] | this is #asterisk not #packet8 |
02:44.41 | Nivex | Druken: Doubtful |
02:44.47 | Nivex | err |
02:45.01 | Nivex | no wonder my tab complete didn't work... he left. |
02:45.11 | MikeJ[Laptop] | who? |
02:45.20 | MikeJ[Laptop] | o |
02:45.35 | MikeJ[Laptop] | he's a jackass anyways |
02:45.39 | MikeJ[Laptop] | :D |
02:47.03 | NewSole | heeehaaa |
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02:48.17 | wrtchd | Has anyone used GnuDialer? |
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02:50.53 | irv999 | lo all |
02:51.02 | MikeJ[Laptop] | high all |
02:52.06 | irv999 | efveryone is so talkative tonight! |
02:52.19 | MikeJ[Laptop] | I am |
02:53.01 | MikeJ[Laptop] | why, nothng to do but hang out on IRC... fill your free time |
02:53.11 | MikeJ[Laptop] | go to the bugtracker at bugs.digium.com |
02:53.15 | MikeJ[Laptop] | and test patches |
02:53.40 | irv999 | eh.. I need to get my new Dr client fixed on asterisk.. I am using this as free support.. :-D |
02:54.06 | MikeJ[Laptop] | you want free support |
02:54.11 | MikeJ[Laptop] | go test some patches.. |
02:54.15 | MikeJ[Laptop] | it's give and take |
02:55.04 | irv999 | mike: can't on this client.. will on my own pbx. |
02:55.09 | irv999 | life and death situationo |
02:55.12 | MikeJ[Laptop] | perfect |
02:55.26 | Moc | Hail |
02:55.29 | MikeJ[Laptop] | test and comment on the bugtracker |
02:55.35 | MikeJ[Laptop] | frozen rain? |
02:58.50 | wrtchd | I am installing FC3 just as fast as I can. Then to install asterisk for the first time. Then I can test for you.. |
02:59.04 | MikeJ[Laptop] | :) |
02:59.10 | MikeJ[Laptop] | make sure to look at the wiki |
02:59.10 | wrtchd | have you used a predictive dialer yet? |
02:59.29 | MikeJ[Laptop] | I have used a predictive dialer.. a few of them |
02:59.34 | MikeJ[Laptop] | none asterisk based |
02:59.36 | wrtchd | I have been all over the place and I have three install guides.. |
02:59.44 | wrtchd | ah..I need on that is * based. |
02:59.53 | irv999 | is there any way to see on an IP600 polycom phone all the calls that are parked? |
02:59.55 | wrtchd | I found one called GNUDIALER..looks promissing. |
03:00.03 | MikeJ[Laptop] | make sure to note the wiki details for FC3, spevifically the udev stuff |
03:00.22 | MikeJ[Laptop] | irv999, ummmm |
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03:00.27 | MikeJ[Laptop] | ask moc |
03:00.31 | wrtchd | the wiki is where? on digium's site? |
03:00.33 | MikeJ[Laptop] | he knows those |
03:00.39 | irv999 | ok.. |
03:00.39 | MikeJ[Laptop] | www.voip-info.org |
03:00.42 | JunK-Y | ~wikis |
03:00.43 | jbot | from memory, wikis is http://www.voip-info.org |
03:00.46 | wrtchd | TY |
03:00.47 | irv999 | mike: which phone do you usually use? |
03:00.51 | MikeJ[Laptop] | he was just here a second ago |
03:01.04 | MikeJ[Laptop] | irv999, I have a lot of PRI connected box |
03:01.06 | MikeJ[Laptop] | es |
03:01.07 | Qwell | "You need a newer version of libpri" libpri isn't even installed, heh |
03:01.14 | MikeJ[Laptop] | have a few cisco phones... |
03:01.18 | MikeJ[Laptop] | and some ata;s |
03:01.20 | Qwell | Is that normal? I must admit, I don't use cvs very much |
03:01.22 | wrtchd | You have PRI? what digium card do you use? |
03:01.28 | MikeJ[Laptop] | but don't use a lot of phones |
03:01.37 | MikeJ[Laptop] | te110p |
03:01.53 | MikeJ[Laptop] | and a new quad |
03:01.54 | wrtchd | What signalling do you need to order when you order the PRI? |
03:02.13 | MikeJ[Laptop] | any of the ones that are supported |
03:02.24 | MikeJ[Laptop] | I do a lot of trunking between other pbx's |
03:02.29 | wrtchd | ok. |
03:02.43 | MikeJ[Laptop] | NI2, 5ess, 4ess... .. there are a few otheres |
03:03.43 | MikeJ[Laptop] | I'm using 5ess and NI2 |
03:03.55 | wrtchd | I am new to the telephony.. I started in netware, and then was forced to windows. I have FC3 down cold, and I am trying to get good with asterisk so I can get out of the windows world i am mired in. |
03:04.18 | MikeJ[Laptop] | I do a little bit of everything |
03:04.30 | MikeJ[Laptop] | use the wiki, love the wiki |
03:04.34 | MikeJ[Laptop] | ~docs |
03:04.35 | 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 |
03:04.39 | wrtchd | I enjoy it all..I will read the wiki |
03:04.45 | MikeJ[Laptop] | asteriskdocs are good too |
03:05.10 | MikeJ[Laptop] | plus there is an oriley book coming out soon |
03:05.13 | cypromis | nah |
03:05.18 | cypromis | that's blitzrage stuff |
03:05.20 | MikeJ[Laptop] | <PROTECTED> |
03:05.20 | cypromis | can't be good |
03:05.21 | cypromis | ;) |
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03:05.26 | MikeJ[Laptop] | :p |
03:05.38 | wrtchd | last question..am I worried about what asterisk will support or the cards will support? or both.. |
03:05.39 | MikeJ[Laptop] | cypromis, go to sleep you insomniac |
03:05.48 | MikeJ[Laptop] | ?? |
03:05.50 | MikeJ[Laptop] | huh |
03:06.02 | MikeJ[Laptop] | it's 5 a.m. |
03:06.08 | cypromis | 5:06 |
03:06.13 | MikeJ[Laptop] | hehhe |
03:06.34 | MikeJ[Laptop] | pri protocol support is in libpri, not in the cards |
03:08.11 | wrtchd | ah ok. so once I have the cards setup then asterisk should work just fine. good. and they want us to work for free. Thank you MikeJ. I will go test for you when I get something working. don't know how much help I will be for a bit but thanks for the info anyway.. |
03:08.15 | MikeJ[Laptop] | http://asterisk.org/index.php?menu=features |
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03:08.32 | MikeJ[Laptop] | np |
03:11.58 | tiko_007 | hi,in asterik ,how can i change the Frame Size of Voice from 160 to larger? the Voice Frame Size |
03:12.08 | cypromis | you can't |
03:12.21 | cypromis | it's hardcoded |
03:12.23 | MikeJ[Laptop] | crowbar, and torch |
03:12.36 | MikeJ[Laptop] | o... and sledgehammer |
03:12.56 | MikeJ[Laptop] | well, sure you can, but it will break a bunch of stuff that assumes 160 |
03:13.59 | wrtchd | why would you want to change the frame type? |
03:14.20 | Nuxi | wrtchd, * runs in windows. |
03:14.25 | cypromis | size |
03:14.27 | cypromis | not type |
03:14.46 | wrtchd | MikeJ ---- THANK YOU so much. you found for me in 2 minutes what I have searched for all day. |
03:15.05 | MikeJ[Laptop] | np |
03:15.23 | tiko_007 | in my drive Play Mem buffer should larger than 192 |
03:15.27 | cypromis | comnpiling erlang on a via 500 is not really fun |
03:15.33 | wrtchd | Nuxi, don't go calling names. I was forced into windows. I don't want to be there. I have seen the light and have converted all home machines to FC3..lol |
03:15.48 | wrtchd | I am a Netware man.. |
03:15.48 | MikeJ[Laptop] | hehe |
03:16.08 | MikeJ[Laptop] | wrtchd, it does not run on netware;) |
03:16.16 | cypromis | hmm |
03:16.21 | cypromis | asterisk.nlm |
03:16.22 | cypromis | ? |
03:16.22 | MikeJ[Laptop] | no home machine? |
03:16.30 | cypromis | heheh |
03:16.31 | cypromis | no |
03:16.34 | cypromis | although not true |
03:16.38 | cypromis | I have a wrt54gs |
03:16.39 | MikeJ[Laptop] | wait.. your never there |
03:16.40 | cypromis | lol |
03:16.48 | cypromis | true |
03:16.48 | MikeJ[Laptop] | run * on that |
03:16.49 | MikeJ[Laptop] | ? |
03:16.56 | MikeJ[Laptop] | I need to go eat |
03:16.58 | cypromis | nah |
03:17.09 | cypromis | but my hitachi wireless connects via that to my office * |
03:17.24 | MikeJ[Laptop] | y |
03:17.30 | Qwell | bloody hell...why does cvs think I have libpri installed? |
03:17.50 | cypromis | where did you get a thinking cvs ? |
03:17.54 | cypromis | I want one as well |
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03:18.19 | Nugget | Linux is poo. |
03:18.22 | wrtchd | Sorry my child was up way after bed time.. had to lay down the law...nlm.. |
03:18.52 | cypromis | MikeJ[Laptop]: I am curious if I could run irix on the wrt |
03:18.54 | Sedorox | [23:15] <wrtchd> I am a Netware man.. |
03:18.56 | Sedorox | w00t!!!! |
03:19.03 | cypromis | in the and it's just a overfeatured indy |
03:19.04 | cypromis | hehe |
03:19.10 | cypromis | s/a/e/ |
03:19.27 | wrtchd | lol |
03:19.39 | Sedorox | Linux, Novell and Astrisk all on the same box... |
03:19.39 | Sedorox | yum |
03:20.16 | wrtchd | that would be fun..I could print from my phone. |
03:20.24 | Nugget | haha |
03:20.32 | Sedorox | lol |
03:20.34 | wrtchd | does asterisk support NDPS? |
03:20.50 | cypromis | no |
03:20.57 | wrtchd | it was a joke.. |
03:21.09 | cypromis | but your welcome to add it |
03:21.30 | wrtchd | but I would like to control asterisk with e-directory....I was told my novell rep that edirectory could control anything.. |
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03:21.37 | wrtchd | even asterisk.. |
03:21.47 | wrtchd | I have since changed Novell reps.. |
03:22.03 | tiko_007 | quit |
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03:22.24 | wrtchd | Well thanks for your help today. I am out of here. |
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03:29.46 | tzanger | http://daynews.ru/index.php?act=show_news&id=939751%20%3C-%20lol |
03:29.47 | tzanger | hahahaha |
03:31.55 | Qwell | nice |
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03:32.40 | irv999 | re! |
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03:39.01 | Abizzals | Anyone know how to force Asterisk to not when my FXO receives calls |
03:39.13 | Abizzals | I tried putting in a blank context but it just skipped over that to default |
03:39.32 | opus__ | <PROTECTED> |
03:39.36 | opus__ | rephrase that pls |
03:40.06 | Abizzals | To never answer |
03:40.12 | Abizzals | I want to make outgoing calls only |
03:40.30 | Abizzals | Yet the card is picking up any calls that come in, and depositing people at the default contexxt |
03:40.51 | docelm0 | Anyone in here sell florida DID's? |
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03:41.07 | cypromis | put only one extension in default: |
03:41.11 | cypromis | exten => s,1,hangup |
03:41.26 | dwC- | good evening |
03:42.08 | dwC- | is there any way to disable a fxo card from answering alltogether? |
03:42.18 | geesus | LOL |
03:42.21 | docelm0 | unplug it. |
03:42.23 | dwC- | hah |
03:42.26 | dwC- | yeah thats the easy way |
03:42.27 | geesus | LOL! |
03:42.29 | Abizzals | That's not an elegant solution :P |
03:42.32 | dwC- | i am sure you guys have heard this one before |
03:42.35 | dwC- | oh shit |
03:42.37 | geesus | dwC-: we were just answering that |
03:42.38 | dwC- | ab you bitch |
03:42.41 | docelm0 | Well it does the job doesnt it. |
03:42.53 | dwC- | i was asking for Abizzals and didnt see him here.. sorry |
03:43.01 | Abizzals | :P |
03:43.23 | cypromis | glasses help |
03:43.26 | cypromis | sometimes at least |
03:43.52 | dwC- | big channel nick lists arent easy to look at in bX cypromis |
03:44.19 | Abizzals | Awesome that worked, it didn't pickup at all |
03:44.19 | Sedorox | lol |
03:44.37 | dwC- | good shit |
03:45.06 | geesus | mmm I just started using gaim for IRC today :P |
03:45.06 | Abizzals | Thanks cypromis I appreciate the assistance, and I'm sorry for dwCs intrusion. |
03:45.06 | Sedorox | you could also remove it from the dialplan? |
03:45.26 | Sedorox | get xchat :p |
03:45.29 | dwC- | intrusion lol |
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03:59.38 | TheEmperor | hello |
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04:01.16 | docelm0 | olleh |
04:01.48 | docelmo | That really sucked! |
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04:04.31 | DaLion | hi |
04:04.55 | DaLion | how does one make cdrtool make free calls to other users... seems it still using pri's |
04:05.08 | pitz | ok so i'm thinking of doing asterisk, at home, with a p133 machine |
04:05.13 | DaLion | tried to figure best routing but nothing in this software is obvious |
04:05.17 | pitz | and 4 ethernet based SIP phones |
04:05.18 | DaLion | pits dont |
04:05.33 | DaLion | compression and codecs will killl it |
04:05.44 | pitz | DaLion well some online examples show 20-30 lines with a p2-300 |
04:05.44 | DaLion | so use native formats and no music on hold |
04:05.53 | DaLion | yeah highly optimized |
04:06.05 | DaLion | and .. modded code |
04:06.12 | DaLion | try if you wish |
04:06.21 | DaLion | just dont expect too much out of it |
04:06.29 | pitz | its that bad, eh? |
04:06.51 | DaLion | i get probs with dual xeons 2 giger rams p4 -3.33GHZ |
04:06.59 | DaLion | imagine |
04:07.00 | pitz | doing what though? |
04:07.01 | doolph | who care |
04:07.05 | DaLion | lol |
04:07.07 | DaLion | i do |
04:07.11 | TheEmperor | anyone know why i can't see the webbrowser when installing fedora core? |
04:07.18 | DaLion | !jbot cdrtool |
04:07.28 | doolph | TheEmperor then install it |
04:07.30 | DaLion | darn |
04:08.14 | TheEmperor | doolph:i installed it when installing fedora... |
04:08.33 | TheEmperor | doolph:but when it boots up all i get are the command line prompts, even if i do startx same thing :( |
04:08.56 | doolph | you need some linux class |
04:09.21 | doolph | try some os more easy for you, like centos or debian |
04:09.34 | TheEmperor | what is linux class? |
04:09.41 | doolph | i think fedore supports the command yum |
04:09.46 | TheEmperor | oh you mean back to school? :) |
04:09.56 | pitz | ok so how does dual p3-450s sound? |
04:10.06 | pitz | asterisk uses threads, right? |
04:10.30 | doolph | pitz recommended are i686 class |
04:10.55 | doolph | that means at least 1Ghz and up |
04:10.56 | pitz | darnit i dont want to buy new hardware... lol |
04:11.08 | doolph | but you can still try |
04:11.16 | doolph | and use codecs like gsm |
04:11.21 | doolph | that dont need that cpu |
04:11.34 | pitz | does that kill quality though? |
04:11.41 | doolph | nop |
04:11.48 | doolph | gsm are most used though |
04:11.49 | pitz | just burns more bandwidth? |
04:11.53 | doolph | yes |
04:12.02 | doolph | but acceptable |
04:12.05 | pitz | well on my internal ethernet, thats no problem |
04:12.11 | pitz | i'm not doing VOIP outside the house yet |
04:12.14 | doolph | yeah |
04:12.14 | doolph | fine |
04:12.15 | pitz | err won't be... |
04:12.24 | pitz | just internal for now.. |
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04:15.06 | doolph | will you use zaptel |
04:16.22 | pitz | not planning on using any PCI devices. i'll go with ethernet-attached TA's |
04:16.32 | pitz | before i give up a PCI slot |
04:16.53 | doolph | then how do you connect to outside |
04:17.03 | pitz | right now -- there is no 'outside' ;-) |
04:17.15 | pitz | eventually through an IP link |
04:17.27 | doolph | yeah |
04:17.28 | doolph | good idea |
04:27.51 | pitz | sorry |
04:30.09 | TheEmperor | can someone tell me what this means? |
04:30.11 | TheEmperor | May 30 12:24:11 NOTICE[1237730496]: rtp.c:434 ast_rtp_read: Unknown RTP codec 19 received |
04:33.06 | doolph | maybe unknow codec? |
04:36.03 | TheEmperor | i see |
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04:45.17 | DaLion | btw i woudnt say 1 giger is new hardware |
04:45.29 | DaLion | i would say 3+ is |
04:46.03 | DaLion | i got 4-5 just in the closet.. and probably 20+ under 1 Ghz serving as paper weigths |
04:46.24 | io_error | ha, I still have a Pentium 166 kicking around here |
04:46.40 | DaLion | hehe |
04:46.43 | geesus | I got a 6800GT on the weekend, next thing on my list is a CPU :D |
04:46.47 | io_error | up until last week it was my mail server |
04:46.51 | DaLion | ;) |
04:47.00 | io_error | now it's FINALLY been decommissioned |
04:47.11 | DaLion | i mixed ECC with non ECC rdram and its messing up once per 36 hours |
04:47.15 | geesus | "replaced by a speedy 533!" |
04:47.36 | DaLion | yeah.. spamassasing takes up cpu ;) |
04:47.48 | io_error | geesus: heh, no, 4x 2.8Ghz Xeon |
04:47.53 | DaLion | any cdrtool genious around tonight ? |
04:48.25 | DaLion | trying to figure if any docs on that stuff |
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04:48.30 | DaLion | need to make some routed free |
04:48.35 | DaLion | routes even |
04:48.42 | doolph | areski? |
04:48.44 | baka03 | hi guys |
04:49.06 | baka03 | i need some help with setting up freshtel for dialing out |
04:49.34 | doolph | create a trunk then use that context |
04:49.38 | baka03 | i have my config files (with username and passwords removed) at http://www.wollongongastronomy.com/asterisk/ |
04:50.25 | baka03 | the files i have changed are iax.conf and extensions.conf |
04:51.49 | gordonjcp | c |
04:51.53 | Tetraboy | I'm upgrading my BSD server from a 300celeron to a 600celeron! |
04:52.35 | gordonjcp | how do you find asterisk on a 300 celeron? |
04:58.29 | Tetraboy | I haven't installed asterisk yet. |
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05:27.15 | niZon | omgwtfbbq |
05:28.00 | niZon | lin2voip aka 1089980 Alberta Inc |
05:28.07 | niZon | +k |
05:28.12 | niZon | owns a phonesex operation |
05:28.24 | niZon | http://www.talksugar.com/legal/member_agreement.php?SESSID=6c03381d4df3c758ecb204d717d28d67 |
05:28.25 | geesus | pro! |
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05:29.05 | niZon | maybe some fat whore who talks to horny bastards all day is going to activate my DID |
05:29.14 | geesus | hahah has anybody come in here asking how to use asterisk as a phone sex line? |
05:29.27 | niZon | not that I know of |
05:29.55 | niZon | "Call 858884 on freeworlddialup for FREE phone sex!" |
05:30.07 | niZon | (not real) |
05:30.11 | orbi | niZon: darn. |
05:30.19 | niZon | just in case someone wants to call whoever that is |
05:30.57 | niZon | i don't even remember my FWD number |
05:32.45 | loud | do they cancel your account fo rnot using it ? |
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05:40.46 | niZon | no |
05:40.51 | niZon | i use it sometimes |
05:40.52 | niZon | lol |
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06:59.49 | Qwell | MikeJ[Laptop]: I'll have a better patch for 4403 tomorrow. Hopefully the problem that guy is having goes away with the suggestion I posted... |
07:01.17 | wasim | woe is me ... nobody up for that mgcp bounty? what if we up it to $5k |
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07:07.20 | gordonjcp | anyone awake in the US? |
07:08.21 | cochi | morning everybody :) |
07:08.28 | gordonjcp | hey cochi |
07:08.33 | tzafrir | hi cochi |
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07:09.15 | cochi | :) |
07:09.17 | gordonjcp | cochi: you're in the US, right? |
07:09.36 | tzafrir | US? Morning? |
07:09.36 | cochi | nope. good ole germany ;) |
07:09.45 | cochi | very early morning then *g* |
07:09.53 | cochi | "oh. 3am... morning everybody" *g* |
07:10.06 | wasim | no new elftor for a year almost ... |
07:10.19 | cochi | 9am is worse enough. don't intend to get up -that- early ;) |
07:10.32 | gordonjcp | cochi: east coast? |
07:10.45 | gordonjcp | cochi: ah? |
07:10.49 | gordonjcp | d'oh |
07:10.50 | gordonjcp | ffs |
07:11.16 | gordonjcp | 8am here in Glorious Sunny Greenock |
07:12.09 | cochi | *g* |
07:12.18 | cochi | ah UK. |
07:12.21 | cochi | or Ireland ;) |
07:14.09 | gordonjcp | Scotland |
07:14.19 | gordonjcp | the Greenock bit is a sort of a clue |
07:14.27 | cochi | ah yeah |
07:14.52 | cochi | just learned from my UK bud that scotland is a "real" country *duck* i always thought it just was some sort of state of the UK. silly me :( |
07:15.02 | cochi | but i was always horrible at geography anyway |
07:15.23 | io_error | cochi: that's okay, most Americans can't tell the difference |
07:15.31 | cochi | well that error's probably a result of trying to transfer structures from Germany over to another country |
07:15.37 | cochi | but i am no American goddamn ;)) |
07:16.11 | io_error | heh, I am an American :) |
07:16.26 | gordonjcp | cochi: well, the UK is a kind of odd setup |
07:16.30 | cochi | poor io_error :) |
07:16.39 | gordonjcp | Scotland is part of the UK, but a separate country from England |
07:16.40 | io_error | cochi: oh, I manage to survive somehow :) |
07:16.42 | cochi | the people sometimes seem odd, too *g* |
07:16.49 | cochi | *g* |
07:17.27 | tzafrir | It is part of the UK |
07:17.43 | gordonjcp | yes |
07:17.48 | cochi | and a separate country ;)) |
07:17.55 | gordonjcp | again, yes |
07:18.05 | cochi | in contrast to the EU. which's no country. but has a parliament. same strange constellation somehow ;) |
07:18.17 | gordonjcp | our money is the same, but we have a separate government, mostly |
07:18.21 | cochi | and a constitution which's valid in just some countries *headscratch* |
07:18.24 | cochi | hehe yep |
07:18.25 | gordonjcp | except some things are still shared with westminster |
07:18.35 | gordonjcp | a completely different legal system |
07:18.40 | cochi | and to make stuff stranger: Wales is -just- a part of the UK and -no- country (yet) ;) |
07:18.44 | gordonjcp | and a completely different education system |
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07:18.58 | gordonjcp | cochi: well, yeah |
07:19.22 | cochi | must be related to living on an island (although big one). people get strange over there usually ;)) |
07:19.26 | cochi | time for breakfast :) |
07:20.02 | gordonjcp | cochi: not forgetting that all the different bits are culturally very different |
07:20.14 | gordonjcp | in England the pubs all shut at 10pm |
07:21.04 | cochi | well not too different of Germany |
07:21.21 | cochi | we got our 16 states. many laws are shared, some differ. and the people are different anyway. |
07:21.36 | cochi | two states even got their own constitution and are loosely related to Germany |
07:21.48 | cochi | the more i think about it the more strange it gets *hm* |
07:22.29 | io_error | cochi: try living in the U.S. :) |
07:22.40 | cochi | ugh. never |
07:22.48 | cochi | i'll not even come over for holiday, sry ;) |
07:22.51 | io_error | eh, it's not so bad, once you ignore the government :) |
07:23.02 | gordonjcp | ah, see, that's the problem |
07:23.03 | io_error | and stay out of the South |
07:23.07 | cochi | well and the majority of people ;) |
07:23.15 | io_error | eh, we're nice :) |
07:23.39 | cochi | don#t doubt that. got a friend over there at Florida |
07:23.59 | cochi | although we weren't in contact for some time now |
07:24.03 | gordonjcp | I'd like to go to the US, but not until they get rid of a lot of the stupid restrictions on coming into the country |
07:24.11 | cochi | *g* yup |
07:24.54 | io_error | gordonjcp: yeah, I know :( |
07:25.02 | Romik | in israel pub's shutup 2-4am |
07:25.15 | io_error | 2am here |
07:25.24 | io_error | in some states 1am, or 3am, or never |
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07:26.28 | Romik | anybody has expirience with dialers? |
07:27.07 | gordonjcp | Romik: 2am here, in a lot of places |
07:27.18 | gordonjcp | usually at weekends though |
07:27.27 | cochi | dunno if pubs have to shutdown here at all *mh* |
07:27.34 | gordonjcp | that said the pub I was in last night shut at 11pm, unusually early |
07:27.36 | cochi | think not. know plenty who're open around the clock |
07:27.56 | gordonjcp | cochi: there are pubs open from 7am here, too |
07:28.16 | gordonjcp | but they tend to make the Mos Eisley cantina look like a genteel sailing club bar |
07:28.29 | cochi | brr :) |
07:28.51 | gordonjcp | some of the clubs are a bit like that |
07:29.00 | gordonjcp | two huge bouncers on the door |
07:29.20 | gordonjcp | you walk up, one of them says "Oi, are you carrying any kind of weapon?" |
07:29.24 | gordonjcp | "Uhm, nope" |
07:29.46 | gordonjcp | "No knives, nothing like that?" |
07:29.48 | gordonjcp | "Nope..." |
07:29.48 | cochi | o.O well we got that on some, too. but mostly not |
07:29.58 | gordonjcp | "Ah, shit, right - here, borrow mine just now then" |
07:30.46 | cochi | lol ;) |
07:30.50 | io_error | gordonjcp: hahaha :) |
07:30.53 | cochi | "knives required" kind of bar ;) |
07:32.09 | gordonjcp | yeah man |
07:32.24 | gordonjcp | you don't so much sign up for membership of some of the clubs, as weigh in |
07:34.17 | cochi | </breakfast> <burps /> |
07:34.53 | cochi | reminds me of doing a "how cochi's day is structured" xml file for fun :) |
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07:36.23 | lehel | hello |
07:41.34 | gordonjcp | hello |
08:08.19 | orbi | *cricket* |
08:12.58 | gordonjcp | <pok> HOWZAT!? |
08:16.28 | orbi | erf? |
08:16.50 | orbi | multiple personalities? |
08:16.54 | orbi | Corydon!?! |
08:17.25 | orbi | jeez, im just seeing all sorts of people i know on this network |
08:18.54 | gordonjcp | heh |
08:25.54 | orbi | Granted, the people i see on this network are typically the craziest people i've met elsewhere. |
08:25.59 | orbi | im not sure if thats a good thing or not |
08:27.05 | gordonjcp | heh |
08:27.35 | orbi | hmm. you must be a bot that says "heh" over and over again. |
08:27.36 | orbi | ;) |
08:28.16 | gordonjcp | heh |
08:28.25 | orbi | i knew it. |
08:28.42 | orbi | the gordonjcp goes "heh" |
08:28.45 | gordonjcp | tell me why you think I must be a bot that says "heh" over and over again. |
08:29.03 | gordonjcp | </eliza> |
08:29.17 | wasim | pk is the only country that could have lost the bloody test to the windies |
08:29.30 | gordonjcp | no, I'm just not very communicative after four hour's sleep three nights running and a 5am start |
08:29.47 | orbi | i can understand that |
08:29.55 | orbi | i've missed a lot of sleep the last couple nights.. bad toothache |
08:30.22 | gordonjcp | hm |
08:30.39 | wasim | orbi: bite on a clove |
08:30.40 | gordonjcp | this is just early starts at work, and a complete inability to get to bed at a sensible time |
08:30.45 | gordonjcp | wasim: yup |
08:30.55 | orbi | hehe.. the darth vader voice change helmet on amazon says "This is not a protective device". I thinkt hey should ask "Except in sexual situations. It will protect you from ever having contact with the opposite sex." |
08:31.03 | gordonjcp | heh |
08:31.12 | gordonjcp | hang on |
08:31.37 | orbi | wasim: i can just use the prescription eugenol (clove oil) mix i have, or the lidocaine, or the 20mg of oxycodone i have in me. None of which are helping. :`( |
08:31.57 | gordonjcp | http://ars.userfriendly.org/cartoons/?id=20050526 |
08:32.05 | gordonjcp | bah, clove oil |
08:32.10 | gordonjcp | use the real thing |
08:36.03 | opus__ | word |
08:38.06 | opus__ | does anybody here work with manager api? |
08:38.35 | opus__ | sip.broadvoice. 147.135.0.128 255.255.255.255 5060 OK (100 ms) |
08:38.50 | opus__ | thats the output to 'sip show peers', notice how 'sip.broadvoice.' is truncated |
08:38.55 | opus__ | is there anyway to get around that? |
08:39.01 | opus__ | without modifying the source? |
08:39.08 | wasim | sip show peers |
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08:42.59 | opus__ | whats the big deal about t.38 |
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08:58.03 | bublbobl | hi all |
08:59.42 | gordonjcp | hey bublbobl |
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09:24.19 | timecop | heh |
09:24.48 | gordonjcp | heh |
09:24.57 | lehel | heh |
09:28.33 | jayk_ | heh |
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09:29.03 | axscode | hi guyz.. how would i create channel so that i can use the three way conference? |
09:29.12 | axscode | is it only threeway conference? or i can add more nodes? |
09:29.22 | wasim | axscode: show application meetme |
09:29.56 | axscode | i did that... but when i call that. it says no channel something.. |
09:30.06 | axscode | but i did edit the meetme.conf |
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09:30.19 | axscode | i added 30000 channel |
09:30.53 | axscode | i added on: exten => 300,1,Meetme(30000) |
09:31.37 | axscode | but it says.. an auto response voice.. channel dont exist.. or not initialized |
09:31.49 | axscode | it says not initialized.. |
09:32.17 | gordonjcp | axscode: got zaptel timer? |
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09:33.07 | ramtha | hi, some one got astcc working? |
09:33.10 | axscode | gordon.. i dont have a zaptel.. its all SIP |
09:33.17 | ramtha | if i dial into the callingcard app |
09:33.22 | ramtha | i get AGI Rx << STREAM FILE astcc-down "" |
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09:33.42 | ramtha | sound "is currantly unavailable" |
09:33.50 | gordonjcp | axscode: you need some sort of zaptel driver to provide a timer |
09:33.55 | gordonjcp | otherwise meetme will not work |
09:34.06 | wasim | axscode: yep, like even ztdummy |
09:34.44 | gordonjcp | wasim: indeed |
09:34.55 | gordonjcp | ztdummy was a faff to install in netbsd |
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09:36.55 | axscode | do i need a zaptel device? or just the driveR? but i bet i have it installed coz my installation is from a CVS. |
09:37.01 | gordonjcp | you can use ztdummy |
09:39.17 | axscode | whats a ztdummy? |
09:40.12 | postel | its a dummy device you can compile if you dont have zaptel hardware installed |
09:40.32 | axscode | hmm ok ok.. so then i can use a conference feature? |
09:40.41 | axscode | so upto how many user can join the conference? |
09:41.24 | postel | how many friends you got? |
09:42.43 | axscode | that depends... |
09:43.01 | axscode | what do u mean.. true or somewhat.. close.. |
09:43.07 | postel | all of them |
09:44.11 | axscode | nice.. |
09:44.17 | axscode | so its like a party conference... |
09:44.35 | axscode | wow.. i can sense phone s*x orgy |
09:44.42 | axscode | ehehhe.. kidding.. |
09:44.53 | postel | u dirty boy you, no more kleenex tissue for you |
09:45.07 | axscode | haha.. kidding man.. |
09:45.17 | axscode | do u happen to know where can i download that ztdummy? |
09:45.24 | axscode | for freeBSD? |
09:46.01 | lehel | how do i have to configure Comedian Mail.. to send me a mail.. when i get a voicemail message? |
09:46.04 | postel | its source dude, if you got gcc on fbsd you're good to go |
09:46.28 | axscode | wow nice.. so... where can i get it? |
09:46.45 | axscode | im quite excited about this conference thing.. |
09:47.02 | axscode | and it took me 2 weeks to learn asterisk... too bad dont u think!? |
09:48.07 | postel | axscode: its on the cvs tree |
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09:49.40 | gordonjcp | axscode: I built ztdummy from source in netbsd, it was fiddly but eventually it worked |
09:49.43 | axscode | i dont have internet at home |
09:49.47 | axscode | so i have to download it.. |
09:49.48 | _omer | Can I use Asterisk for Local Loop ? |
09:49.51 | axscode | im using freeBSD.. |
09:49.53 | gordonjcp | if you get stuck I may be able to point you in the right direction |
09:50.01 | gordonjcp | _omer: what do you mean? |
09:50.17 | axscode | gordonjcp.. i like this channel.. very friendly.. |
09:50.21 | axscode | dont u think gordonjcp? |
09:50.49 | _omer | gordonjcp: I want to be exactly like Freeworlddial.com . . . |
09:51.08 | gordonjcp | axscode: get it right up ye |
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09:51.32 | gordonjcp | _omer: you mean letting people call each other from sip phones? |
09:51.46 | axscode | gords... would u like to point me to the direction now? i have to DL that ztdummy |
09:51.51 | cds | Hey chaps. trying to get at CVS.... logging in with pwd anoncvs gives connection refused.... has anon access been disabled for the time being? |
09:52.11 | RichiH | are there any suggestions on video-chat capable sip clients for mac os x? |
09:52.12 | _omer | gordonjcp: yes ....call each other and some other TELCO as well.....In simple words...a Local Loop Carrier.. |
09:52.22 | RichiH | also, a sip client for linux |
09:52.28 | wasim | _omer: yes you can |
09:52.47 | axscode | gords.. question... what do i need to use a video phone? is there anything i should turn-on on asterisk1? |
09:53.18 | RichiH | axscode: no, you only need a video capable client |
09:53.30 | axscode | wow.. cool.. |
09:53.30 | RichiH | problem is, it seems all clients for mac cost money |
09:53.41 | axscode | do u happen to know any softphone that i can use? |
09:53.48 | _omer | wasim: I know I can, but I think freeworlddial.com is developed by SER (SIP Express Router). |
09:54.04 | wasim | _omer: its not developed by SER, they use SER, yes |
09:54.10 | gordonjcp | _omer: yes, probably |
09:54.21 | gordonjcp | axscode: uhm, I used pkgsrc |
09:54.40 | _omer | then? which one is good to use? asterisk or SER? what's the difference? |
09:54.58 | axscode | hmm.. gordonjcp: this time.. softphone on windows base. |
09:55.04 | wasim | _omer: one is a registrar, * also does registry services, but its primarily a switch, you'd use both in their own place |
09:55.23 | axscode | is there an opensource softphone? |
09:55.43 | wasim | _omer: one implementation is to use ser to handle the registries, and * on the backend to handle the switching |
09:56.33 | _omer | alright... |
09:57.30 | _omer | thanks wasim. |
09:58.32 | wasim | _omer: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+at+large |
09:59.29 | cds | ... any ideas on non-annon cvs access? |
09:59.44 | postel | you want to commit? |
10:00.10 | _omer | wasim: thanks...let me read that... |
10:00.25 | cds | Nah - just trying to get the lastest src from cvs. |
10:00.35 | tzafrir | cds, bugs.digium.com ? |
10:00.49 | cds | Friend asked me to look into it for him, so the latest src would be good. |
10:01.04 | cds | Followed the download directions as usual, but connection refused. |
10:01.20 | cds | Wondered if annon cvs was unavailable deliberately. |
10:01.28 | tzafrir | cds, maybe the connection to port 2401 is blocked? |
10:01.37 | cds | Duh! |
10:02.14 | cds | Wait.. hang on, my cvs access everywhere else is ok. |
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10:04.40 | Jedirl | Hello |
10:05.31 | Jedirl | I'm going to buy a simple 1-BRI HFC ISDN PCi device for testing with asterisk. Which driver should I use? chan_modem_i4l? chan_capi? zaphfc? |
10:06.25 | Jedirl | anyone experienced with asterisk + BRI ? |
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10:07.40 | wasim | cds: cvs seems to be broken |
10:09.44 | cds | wasim: My firewall was blocking port 2401... sa tzafrir suggested. I usually use CVS over ssh so hadn't noticed this |
10:10.03 | cds | tzafrir: wasim: loggin in works now :) |
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10:10.17 | axscode | guys any link to ztdummy source for freebsD? |
10:10.20 | Dislex666 | howzit all! |
10:10.56 | Dislex666 | can someone puleeease give me some information regarding h323 static routing |
10:11.32 | axscode | question guyz.. if i got the timer? what will i do with the timer? |
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10:12.17 | Jedirl | so noone here uses bri? :( |
10:12.30 | postel | axscode: compiel it and install it, its a kernel modulew |
10:12.39 | postel | s/modulew/module |
10:12.56 | RoyK | kapjod is the bri master |
10:12.57 | axscode | then.. after that.. im good to go.. or any configuration? |
10:13.02 | RoyK | not here, though |
10:13.11 | RoyK | Jedirl: what hardware? |
10:13.54 | Jedirl | RoyK: HFC PCI 1-BRI |
10:14.20 | Jedirl | I don't know what driver should I use |
10:14.29 | Jedirl | chan_modem_i4l? chan_capi? zaphfc? |
10:14.36 | RoyK | bristuff |
10:14.40 | RoyK | only bristuff |
10:14.44 | RoyK | that is, zaphfc |
10:14.49 | Jedirl | bristuff tries to compile asterisk itself |
10:14.49 | tzafrir | bristuf/zaphfc? |
10:14.50 | RoyK | i4l sucks |
10:14.51 | Dislex666 | does anyone know h323 without a GK? |
10:15.03 | RoyK | capi needs a capi board |
10:15.16 | RoyK | ~chan_h323 |
10:15.19 | Jedirl | the HFC HiSax driver doesn't provide capi? |
10:15.24 | RoyK | no |
10:15.29 | RoyK | that's a completely different thing |
10:15.35 | RoyK | capi is capi. |
10:15.38 | Jedirl | ok |
10:15.50 | RoyK | but get bristuff from junghanns.net |
10:16.05 | Jedirl | RoyK: I got bristuff, but I already have a working asterisk, and it tries to compile itself another one |
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10:16.39 | tzafrir | Jedirl, the debian packages have bristuff in them. Sadly enough, bristuff is indeed an intrusive patch |
10:16.50 | Jedirl | I'm using centos here |
10:16.52 | Jedirl | :( |
10:17.12 | Jedirl | then, I *do* need to compile another asterisk, it's not just a module, right? |
10:17.16 | RoyK | tzafrir: intrusive? |
10:17.43 | tzafrir | you need to patch asterisk, libpri and zaptel, and build an extra zaptel module |
10:18.01 | Jedirl | I'll let "install.sh" do its job then |
10:18.05 | tzafrir | and you end up with versions that are binary-incompatible with the older ones |
10:18.50 | axscode | how do i check for asterisk timer? |
10:18.51 | tzafrir | so sharing modules between them can be a pain |
10:18.56 | Jedirl | I'm going to buy a *really* cheap ISDN BRI card just for testing... in production I'll use a TE405 |
10:19.00 | RoyK | tzafrir: too bad fscking Digium can't do asterisk GPL for real |
10:19.09 | RoyK | tzanger: that's the root to all such problems |
10:19.21 | Jedirl | RoyK: why? asterisk is not really GPL'ed? |
10:19.27 | tzafrir | RoyK, from what I understand it's not the license but the copyrights |
10:19.38 | Jedirl | they want copyright assignements like mysql and that, right? |
10:19.47 | RoyK | Jedirl: yes |
10:19.52 | tzafrir | I mean: some people don't want to assign copyrights to diguim for their work |
10:20.09 | RoyK | tzafrir: which is absolutely normal.... |
10:20.29 | RoyK | tzafrir: spending time to make open source better is one thing. working for free for a californian company is another |
10:20.36 | axscode | what else can asterisk can do? aside from voicemail, sms, conference, video phones..? |
10:20.51 | RoyK | axscode: what else do you want? |
10:20.58 | Jedirl | I agree |
10:20.58 | RoyK | it can do a bunch of stuff...... |
10:21.00 | tzafrir | ZapATeler? |
10:21.06 | tzafrir | Play Poker? |
10:21.08 | cochi | i'm pretty sure * can also make your coffee ;) |
10:21.18 | RoyK | chan_htcpcp doesn't exist yet |
10:21.18 | axscode | i really dont know.. what else it can do? |
10:21.20 | Jedirl | other projects don't do copyright assignement but they grant a very permissive redistribution license |
10:21.29 | Jedirl | to the company that develops the project |
10:22.03 | tzafrir | axscode, it can be a cause of a headache, for once |
10:22.16 | Jedirl | great |
10:22.27 | Jedirl | bristuff doesn't compile on my machine |
10:22.28 | Jedirl | :( |
10:22.46 | lehel | tzafrir: how to make asterisk (AMP) to send mail when i get a new voicemail? |
10:22.51 | axscode | hehhe.. not that much though.. but it tooks me two weeks to figure it out without manuals. |
10:23.15 | tessier_ | lehel: Asterisk usually does that by default |
10:23.25 | tzafrir | lehel, sorry, not sure. are emails configured in /etc/asterisk/voicemail.conf ? |
10:23.39 | tzafrir | it is being rewritten, but this is the end result |
10:24.04 | lehel | they are |
10:24.25 | tzafrir | next step: is a message being sent? |
10:24.37 | tzafrir | maybe a message is sent and there are mail config issues? |
10:25.45 | lehel | no message sent.. i don't think there are mail config problems.. |
10:26.42 | lehel | does "context" matters?.. or i don't know what could be the problem |
10:26.48 | Dislex666 | do any of you guys know a h323 guru on the channel? |
10:26.48 | Sato1 | damn, i upgraded from rh9 to fc3 and now my phonejack does not work with it |
10:27.07 | Jedirl | Dislex666: I use chan_h323 but with a gatekeeper |
10:27.14 | Jedirl | Dislex666: never tried without it |
10:27.15 | Sato1 | anyone experienced with ixj compiling in 2.6.x? |
10:27.34 | Dislex666 | Jedirl: what do you use for a GK? |
10:27.39 | Jedirl | Dislex666: GnuGK :) |
10:28.01 | Dislex666 | ok |
10:28.38 | Dislex666 | Jedirl: so when you assign extensions you just put it like this: exten => 27215551234,1,Dial(H323/${EXTEN}) |
10:29.16 | Jedirl | I don't remember the exact syntax |
10:29.37 | axscode | question everyone... is xtent is an OpenSource Software? |
10:29.51 | Jedirl | but it was somewhat like that, yes |
10:30.08 | Dislex666 | thanks anyway :) |
10:30.16 | Jedirl | anyway I don't create extens which dial to H323, I just create dial strings from an AGI string |
10:30.55 | Dislex666 | agi? |
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10:31.42 | Jedirl | an external script |
10:31.49 | Jedirl | which talks to asterisk |
10:31.54 | Jedirl | and tells it what to do |
10:32.55 | Dislex666 | aah i see |
10:33.11 | axscode | any web admin for asterisk for apache? |
10:34.11 | Aze` | anyone use cisco 7912 ? |
10:37.48 | postel | axscode: http://amp.coalescentsystems.ca/ |
10:41.08 | tzanger | RoyK: actually Digium is from Tennissee (probably spelled wrong) |
10:41.24 | tzanger | er no, Alabama |
10:47.22 | cypromis | Oh moon of alabama we now must say goodbye ... |
10:47.22 | cypromis | lol |
10:51.50 | tessier_ | hmm...I know that song... |
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10:52.06 | tessier_ | Anyone know Vonage's billing increment? 6s? 1min? |
10:52.11 | mAsH` | hi all |
10:52.37 | InfraRed | 9 hours |
10:53.33 | tessier_ | The Doors recorded that song. |
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10:54.07 | pikeymike | Can someone help me with options for load balancing an Asterisk setup ? |
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10:54.28 | pikeymike | I know about round robing DNS for SRV records, but what other options are there? |
10:56.57 | mAsH` | anyone never use attended transfer with at-320 ? |
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11:00.56 | Jedirl | ok |
11:01.00 | Jedirl | finally compiled bristuff |
11:01.05 | Jedirl | what a hell of patching :D! |
11:03.41 | RoyK | Jedirl: heh. there's a script that does it for you |
11:04.49 | bublbobl | I would like [from-sip-external] context to be sent to digital receptionnist, my syntax is probably wrong, how would you declare the extension ? |
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11:15.55 | _omer | can I call at any External SIP Address from Asterisk CLI? |
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11:17.48 | Mc_Tr | hello! |
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11:23.42 | tzafrir | _omer, what I usuall do is drop a call file to generate a call from my echo-test extension (using Local/) to any extension. |
11:24.03 | tzafrir | I have a script for that, and using ! I can also do that from the asterisk CLI |
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11:28.58 | Jedirl | RoyK: the script "works" |
11:29.12 | Jedirl | RoyK: but it makes some assumptions that shouldn't be there I guess |
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11:29.23 | Jedirl | RoyK: out-of-the-box it won't compile on any RHES-based linux |
11:29.40 | RoyK | Thou Shalt Not Use Distro Kernels With Aserisk |
11:29.57 | Jedirl | why? |
11:30.18 | mrtwister | test. one asteris and cisco 53xx in same notwork oh323, calling DID number (caller -> cisco -> * ) g729. DTMF working nice. second test. same. 729. asterisk other country. delay is stable, 200 ms. calling cisco -> *. dtmf doubling. like 123456 on first test, 1122344556 on second test. any ideas how to solve? it is echo problem? what is hell there? :) |
11:30.22 | RoyK | because they include all sorts of shite |
11:30.28 | RoyK | use a kernel from kernel.org |
11:30.29 | RoyK | period |
11:30.43 | Jedirl | hehehe |
11:30.49 | Jedirl | well now it works :D |
11:33.33 | gordonjcp | xheliox: use adjustkernel, it's good |
11:34.00 | sigterm | bah make lint =) |
11:34.42 | gordonjcp | lint: not found |
11:34.50 | sigterm | haha |
11:35.13 | xheliox | gordonjcp: ? |
11:35.38 | gordonjcp | xheliox: netbsd tool for setting up kernels |
11:35.46 | xheliox | uh. |
11:35.51 | gordonjcp | gives you a sensible baseline config, based on what's in your system |
11:35.52 | xheliox | okay? I don't use netbsd... |
11:36.10 | gordonjcp | ah well |
11:36.36 | gordonjcp | continue to struggle on with an inferior hobbyist OS then |
11:36.55 | sigterm | oh boy... here we go |
11:37.05 | gordonjcp | :-) |
11:37.42 | gordonjcp | which makes me stand out a bit in the office, I can tell you |
11:38.04 | sigterm | i bet |
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11:43.38 | bublbobl | :'( I have an incoming sip call (From: <sip:549494810@192.168.2.213> To: <sip:0196@192.168.2.211>), I can't drop it on Digital recep^tionnist, any help ? |
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11:44.07 | Inv_arp | sigterm: sigterm puts his troll outfit on just read it hahaha |
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11:49.43 | ceegee | hello |
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11:56.21 | tzafrir | RoyK, what's so wrong with distro kernels? |
11:56.40 | tzafrir | zaptel is generally a module that builds out-of-tree |
11:56.55 | RoyK | nonstandard everything.... |
11:57.08 | RoyK | you can't build anything out-of-tree in 2.6 iirc |
11:58.11 | tzafrir | RoyK, make -c path/to/kernel/dir SUBDIRS=$PWD modules |
11:58.15 | tzafrir | or something similar |
11:58.25 | tzafrir | Look at the zaptel makefile |
11:58.38 | RoyK | I stick with kernel.org kernels anyway |
11:58.49 | RoyK | I don't want all that shite most distros put into them |
11:59.06 | tzafrir | Most problems with distro kernels is that by being different many patches won't apply to them |
11:59.28 | tzafrir | But that's irrelevant to zaptel, which is a nice set of external modules |
12:01.08 | RoyK | all i know is i have had problems building zaptel for distro kernels |
12:01.13 | RoyK | some time back |
12:01.17 | RoyK | so i don't use them anymore |
12:02.01 | RoyK | i really don't see the point of using them in the first place, when the kernel.org kernels have less fancy stuff and then is prolly more stable than the ones with animated framebuffers and whatnot |
12:02.10 | Ahrimanes | anyone using app_prepaid_auth_cid.so? have just installed it, but could really use some sample data |
12:02.31 | ceegee | does anyone of you use AMP? |
12:03.38 | postel | ceegee: no, you're the only one, that 99% popularity in sourceforge is false stats |
12:04.10 | ceegee | postel: :-) |
12:06.28 | xheliox | "prolly more stable" so you've obviously done extensive research and testing with good record keeping to back your blovating up, right? Because 30 minutes ago, you were stating no one should use them and now you're stating that it's "prolly more stable" -- which is it? And did you ever stop to think that the patches the vendor provides might be a requirement for software the end user is using and they're not savvy enough to realize it? |
12:06.28 | xheliox | God, people like you make me insane. So black and white, never mind the fact that 2.6 is basically the testing branch of the kernel, considering there's no other testing branch. And we all know that there's never instability with patches committed directly to the 2.6 branch. </rant> |
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12:06.52 | ceegee | postel: you use it? |
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12:07.08 | postel | ceegee: no, im the 1% |
12:07.26 | newl | erm..even numbers are stable, not testing. |
12:07.49 | Ahrimanes | xheliox: good to get off your chest, eh? :D |
12:08.09 | xheliox | Ahrimanes: Yeah, I feel a little better, thanks. :) |
12:09.44 | xheliox | Didn't Linus himself say that the final testing and tweaking should be done by the distributions, not the people from kernel.org? I know I'm paraphrasing a great deal.. but I know kerneltrap has something similar to that from several months ago. |
12:10.09 | Ahrimanes | xheliox: you're mentioning many of the reasons why i shifted to FreeBSD :) |
12:10.19 | sigterm | lol |
12:10.20 | Jedirl | until early 2.4 I agree with using kernel.org |
12:10.22 | tzafrir | xheliox, 2.6 is the current kernel. |
12:10.37 | tzafrir | 2.6.11.11 is the current stable kernel :-p |
12:10.47 | Ahrimanes | even mumbers are "stable" and uneven are development |
12:10.59 | tzafrir | Ahrimanes, that is not correct anymore |
12:11.03 | xheliox | The latest stable version of the Linux kernel is: 2.6.11.11 |
12:11.05 | Jedirl | Ahrimanes: not now :D |
12:11.06 | Ahrimanes | tzafrir: oh ok |
12:11.09 | Ahrimanes | jeez |
12:11.18 | xheliox | tzafrir: I know that, but Ii |
12:11.31 | Ahrimanes | even with 2.4.x it seemed ok to change vm system from 2.4.10 to 2.4.15 or something.. christ |
12:11.41 | xheliox | I'm suggesting that "stable" might not be all it once was from kernel.org :) |
12:11.45 | tzafrir | Currently the "stable" branch is actually Linus's tree, whereas Andrew Morton's tree is the "unstable" version |
12:11.56 | xheliox | I mean, what was the scsi deal from 2.6.10 to 2.6.11? |
12:11.58 | xheliox | That's stable? |
12:12.36 | tzafrir | xheliox, heck, I'm stuck with Debian's 2.6.8 |
12:12.41 | xheliox | I'm not saying there's anything wrong with using kernel.org's release, but he was so insistent on how crap distro kernels are and I simply don't see it that way. |
12:13.40 | Ahrimanes | besides i dont like the whole having kernel and base userland developed asynchronously |
12:14.19 | tzafrir | Ahrimanes, What do you mean "userland"? As if ther was one userland |
12:14.37 | tzafrir | glibc and gcc are separate, for instance |
12:15.09 | Ahrimanes | tzafrir: exactly my point |
12:15.22 | tzafrir | But strangely enough, it works |
12:15.27 | Ahrimanes | the kernel lives seperately from userland.. i prefer them to live together |
12:16.16 | tzafrir | Ahrimanes, if this is what you want: http://web.yl.is.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp/~tosh/kml/ |
12:16.26 | sigterm | peace and harmony everafter. |
12:16.46 | tzafrir | till sigterm sets them apart |
12:16.53 | Ahrimanes | tzafrir: hehe nah, am sticking to FreeBSD where kernel and userland are developed in sync |
12:17.19 | tzafrir | Ahrimanes, the problem is that such a model doesn't scale well enough |
12:17.30 | Ahrimanes | tzafrir: in which way? |
12:17.31 | sigterm | er |
12:17.37 | Ahrimanes | sigterm: hehe |
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12:18.59 | tzafrir | Frankly, you pointed at problems with the kernel developemnt process, and not with the interface between it and libc/gcc |
12:19.20 | Ahrimanes | uhm yes |
12:20.01 | tzafrir | kernel.org is generally not meant for production. distro kernels are meant for production. |
12:20.25 | tzafrir | That is: kernel.org kernels are meant to be used by proffesionsls and by testers. |
12:20.44 | tzafrir | Therefore it is, well, OK, if they have some problems. |
12:20.48 | Ahrimanes | tzafrir: i know.. but the whole philosophy in linux is that it's really only the kernel, everything else is up to distros |
12:21.10 | tzafrir | But it helps expose problems |
12:21.39 | tzafrir | You shouldn't give such a central place to the kernel. It is just one component that distros use |
12:21.53 | Ahrimanes | i know, but that's the thing i dont like |
12:22.00 | xheliox | You know what.. |
12:22.07 | xheliox | Can't we just all come to the same agreement that we always do.. |
12:22.11 | xheliox | It's good to have these choices. |
12:22.12 | Ahrimanes | hehe |
12:22.14 | Ahrimanes | yep |
12:22.15 | xheliox | And to eaceh their own. :) |
12:22.25 | postel | tzafrir: what on earth you're talking about, the kernel.org kernels ARE the kernels used in production, distro kernels have custom patches, with a kernel.org kernel you can roll your own distro, or LFS, with a custom FOO distro-custom-patched-kernel you cant |
12:22.43 | Ahrimanes | flamewar comming up.. hehe |
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12:23.04 | postel | no, im not gonna defend it, its SO obvious i wont even troll over it |
12:23.20 | Ahrimanes | :) |
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12:24.17 | speakman | hello people! :) |
12:24.17 | Fraeggl | hi all |
12:24.18 | tzafrir | postel, I sure can. In fact, I already have |
12:24.20 | speakman | anyone awake? |
12:24.38 | Fraeggl | is there a way to access the rpid from a sip-message in a dialplan ? |
12:24.48 | sigterm | speakman: no were all typing in our sleep |
12:24.53 | sigterm | ;) |
12:24.55 | Fraeggl | eg via an predefined variable? |
12:24.58 | speakman | lol ok! |
12:25.06 | postel | tzafrir: " You shouldn't give such a central place to the kernel. It is just one component that distros use", its a MONOLITHIC os for crying out loud, and the kernel is "one component distros use" for you? |
12:25.19 | postel | ... |
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12:25.56 | speakman | I'm desperatly trying to make Asterisk connect with my ISP with a 64k channel over E1. But the pppd tries to end Config-Requests until it times out. |
12:26.06 | tzafrir | postel, for a distro, the kernel is basically a package. BTW: this applies for hurd as well |
12:26.10 | postel | .... |
12:26.14 | Aze` | Anyone can hel me with cisco 7912/7905 ? |
12:26.15 | speakman | It seems like Asterisk isn't making data-calls, but regular voice-calls. |
12:26.18 | Aze` | Anyone can help me with cisco 7912/7905 ? |
12:26.20 | Ahrimanes | back to work.. anyone using: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-CallingCard+Applications ? |
12:26.26 | tzafrir | But then again, I see some actually on-topic transport in the channel |
12:26.29 | speakman | How to tell Asterisk to make a *data*-call ? |
12:27.11 | sigterm | speakman: your extensions conf setup wrong possibly? |
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12:27.51 | IsMe | hi all, i got 2 g729 license, how do i use them in sip.conf ? |
12:27.58 | speakman | sigterm: it has: exten => 1234,1,Answer exten => 1234,2,PPPD(/usr/sbin/pppd dial myisp) |
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12:28.49 | Fraeggl | how does asterisk "process" Remote-Party-ID from a sip invite, does someone know ? |
12:28.56 | Fraeggl | couldnt find anything in the web about it |
12:29.14 | speakman | And then I move a .call-file into /var/spool/asterisk/outgoing to make the call... |
12:29.27 | speakman | Can I specify in the .call-file that the call is a data-call? |
12:29.47 | sigterm | speakman: im not sure on that one, maybe someone else can help you there |
12:30.10 | speakman | sigterm: ok, but it seems to me most idleing people in here.. :) |
12:30.41 | sigterm | there alive, just hiding =) |
12:30.43 | speakman | Noone is even commenting people's questions... |
12:30.49 | speakman | sigterm: seems so.. ;) |
12:31.13 | sigterm | they are recovering from sore fingers from battling out a kernel war |
12:31.14 | sigterm | ;) |
12:31.34 | xheliox | It's a holiday in the UK and US, maybe elsewhere. I imagine a lot of people are out doing something fun. :) |
12:31.41 | sigterm | patience, someone will know , i hope =) |
12:32.05 | speakman | lol newly war? :) |
12:32.20 | sigterm | on that note, i think im going to bed so i can do something today |
12:32.46 | xheliox | lol |
12:32.52 | xheliox | what? spend the day playing with Asterisk, again? |
12:33.38 | speakman | It's time for a break.. back in a while! |
12:33.40 | sigterm | possibly =) |
12:33.55 | xheliox | Go sleep. Any word back from Teliax? |
12:41.52 | Fraeggl | can someone held me set the Remote-Party-ID (rpid) in extensions.conf for a SIP -> PSTN Gateway ? |
12:41.59 | Fraeggl | s/held/help |
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12:47.18 | IsMe | hi all, i got 2 g729 license, how do i use them in sip.conf ? |
12:48.12 | tzafrir | spk|idle, what is a "data call"? |
12:48.40 | tzafrir | a call file can generate a channel. The contents of that channel is basically up to you |
12:50.43 | RoyK | IsMe: try show g729 to see if they're active |
12:50.53 | RoyK | IsMe: then just disallow=all, allow=g729 |
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12:52.03 | speakman | back! |
12:52.43 | speakman | tzafrir: data call is for non-voice conversation, basicly :) |
12:52.45 | webograph | hi! i have different sip providers which i could use for local calls to different countries. how do i make asterisk route a call through a specific server? |
12:53.22 | mrtwister | webograph, many ways |
12:53.43 | webograph | mrtwister: that's good news ... but one would be enought :-) |
12:53.44 | IsMe | RoyK: show g729 say i got 2 licensed channels but, i got "codec_g729.c:196 g729tolin_framein: Invalid data (4 bytes at the end) |
12:53.56 | speakman | tzafrir: Regarding my ISP: if a Voice-call is coming on their channel, they answer with V.90. But if it's a data-call, they open up for 64k ISDN traffic. |
12:54.11 | mrtwister | webograph, if you have one provider per destination or few, with almost same rate, use dial command |
12:55.20 | webograph | ie in my home-extensions, i put something like "exten => 0043,1,Dial(SIP/$MyISP)"? |
12:55.31 | mrtwister | webograph, exten _00880X.,1,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN}@bd-all1&OH323/${EXTEN:2}@1.2.3.4:1720&SIP........,60) |
12:56.06 | webograph | ehm, what's the delimiter in that string? @? |
12:56.19 | speakman | webograph: Are you talking about my problem now? |
12:56.26 | mrtwister | webograph, this way you will make few routes to bangladesh on one exten, diring call, asterisk will might to setup few calls |
12:57.53 | webograph | in this case, what do i have to dial to call, let's say, my grandmother in bangladesh? 00880123456789 directly in my sip-phone? |
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12:58.07 | fantomax1 | hi all |
12:58.12 | webograph | speakman: sorry, i don't know what your problem is |
12:58.37 | fantomax1 | i have an * with 500 sip channels up, double xeon, 2GB ram |
12:58.54 | fantomax1 | i have problems with socket and files open |
12:58.58 | fantomax1 | too many |
12:59.02 | fantomax1 | any suggestion ? |
12:59.07 | speakman | webograph: ok, just saw your $ISP-string :P |
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13:02.23 | Fraeggl | cananyone help me with a remote-party-id problem ? esp how can i use this information in a dialplan ? |
13:02.53 | mrtwister | webograph, tell what do you need. call flow scheme. from where to where. etf |
13:03.50 | _omer | I'm trying to MONITOR a channel....but during recording I get this.. |
13:03.52 | _omer | May 30 06:10:10 NOTICE[3591]: frame.c:135 __ast_smoother_feed: Dropping extra frame of G.729 since we already have a VAD frame at the end |
13:04.36 | _omer | I get the sound like talking to an under water operator :) |
13:05.00 | speakman | Do anyone here uses ISDN to connect to their ISP? Or uses ZapRAS/PPPD in other ways?? |
13:05.05 | _omer | anyone plz? |
13:07.21 | mrtwister | omer, do you using monitor command? |
13:07.47 | _omer | yes... |
13:08.07 | mrtwister | moment i'll give you other example |
13:08.30 | _omer | okk |
13:09.11 | _omer | Monitor(gsm,asterisk-recorind,m) <---here is what I use....same problem with WAV.. |
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13:16.40 | blop | anyone using a voip2gsm or umts gateway ? :) |
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13:19.33 | josehap | i have problems with TDM400 in be, can anyone help me ? |
13:19.49 | konrads | WASABI |
13:19.56 | josehap | there are two 400P for a total of 5 fxs and 3 fxo |
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13:20.25 | josehap | and unexpected deconnections occur frequently |
13:21.14 | blop | josehap what error u get ? |
13:21.38 | josehap | no error, the console just telling that the line hungup |
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13:22.51 | josehap | hears like "microcuts", as the tone i get just after is the dial tone |
13:23.07 | mrtwister | is anyone tested config: sangoma <--- E1 --> channel bank? i want to use it for gsm termination. |
13:30.13 | Poincare | josehap: what line are you connected to? |
13:30.43 | josehap | pstn in belgium |
13:31.04 | Poincare | which operator? |
13:31.38 | josehap | belgacom |
13:32.07 | Poincare | you have the problems on the fxs of fxo lines? |
13:32.18 | josehap | fxo |
13:32.29 | Poincare | all 3? |
13:32.34 | josehap | i'm sure because the sip phones get the same problems |
13:32.40 | josehap | yes |
13:33.22 | Poincare | what signalling are you using? |
13:33.26 | josehap | i use kewl start and when i watch the ztmonitor it seems ok as i see some activity after hangup |
13:34.13 | speakman | Anyone arrived that are using RAS over ISDN? |
13:34.16 | webograph | mrtwister: i just want * to route all calls starting with 0043 (austria, where i live) via $MyISP (using login-name and password) and all calls to germany (0049) to go via another sip-gw |
13:35.33 | Poincare | josehap: I would say a lousy line then :-) |
13:36.26 | josehap | no solution then ? :) |
13:36.35 | josehap | maybe the cabling is too old ? |
13:36.45 | Poincare | ah |
13:36.53 | Poincare | what's the situation? |
13:37.01 | Poincare | and where are you located? |
13:37.50 | josehap | old house in center town of Liege and belgacom lines arriving at groud floor, then patched on VVT to second fllor where the server is located |
13:38.25 | Poincare | did you try to change signalling to loopstart? |
13:38.39 | josehap | no; what will it change ? |
13:39.21 | Poincare | that it doens't try to find out for itself what signalling you are using |
13:39.48 | josehap | ok |
13:39.58 | josehap | i'll try at empty call volume |
13:40.15 | josehap | also, did you succeed in using the flash button on "belgian" phones |
13:40.20 | josehap | i mean belgacom ones |
13:40.35 | josehap | asterisk seems to never catch the event |
13:40.58 | Poincare | probably timing |
13:40.58 | blop | great :) other belgian users :D |
13:41.14 | Poincare | but I don't use analog phones on * |
13:41.28 | josehap | ok |
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13:41.43 | josehap | maybe blop succeeded :) |
13:42.00 | Poincare | ManxPower: not far from where I am |
13:42.03 | blop | the flash thing ? :) |
13:42.17 | josehap | yes |
13:42.41 | blop | never tried, coz i got a older pbx behind asterisk which catch the flash itself :p |
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13:42.51 | josehap | :) |
13:43.01 | blop | should it work over an IAXy ? |
13:43.15 | josehap | ok, i'll try again |
13:43.19 | blop | i may try that |
13:43.20 | Poincare | ManxPower: I wasn't looking.... Can you wave again? |
13:43.30 | josehap | maybe we'll maje it working on iax in a few weeks |
13:44.02 | blop | lol |
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13:44.59 | cochi | mh any German users here, too? ;) |
13:45.21 | speakman | Anyone got PPP working over PRI lines? |
13:45.27 | blop | which provider are u using for the belgian mobile phones? :) |
13:45.52 | josehap | belgacom at the moment but i guess you have netter offer ;) |
13:46.09 | blop | hum |
13:46.09 | josehap | if it's the case i listen to you :) |
13:46.11 | blop | i cant find better rates |
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13:46.14 | josehap | better i meant |
13:46.35 | josehap | are you a dispatcher, some kind of centralization ? |
13:46.49 | bublbobl | Soory all, one more newbie question : is it possible to tell asterisk that calls coming from a certain SIP gateway are PSTN ? :-$ |
13:46.55 | blop | ? :) nope i use asterisk @home |
13:47.35 | mrtwister | bublbobl, why? |
13:47.52 | Pete_Largo | yeah, why? |
13:47.56 | mrtwister | bublbobl, for asterisk is no matter form where call coming. do you using asterisk@home? |
13:48.35 | bublbobl | I have on a same network voipPhones and a voip gateway. I don't know how to declare the gateway (not as an extension I guess) to be able to receive call (the gateway is ISDNIP gateway). |
13:48.57 | bublbobl | mrtwister> no, cvs*/debiansarge |
13:49.16 | ManxPower | type=user sends calls to asterisk, type=peer receives calls from asterisk, type=peer sends and receives calls |
13:49.40 | mrtwister | bublbobl, in my config i moved all dials to Local/ |
13:49.47 | mrtwister | it is nice for me |
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13:50.02 | ManxPower | why do you need to declare the device as a "gateway". SIP doesn't REALLY have the concept of "gateway" all devices are "gateways", even if it just handles a single number. |
13:50.16 | mrtwister | dial(Local/${EXTEN}@dial-exten) |
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13:50.38 | Cadu20 | Hi there, which SIP RFC does Asterisk support? |
13:50.42 | mrtwister | regarding incoming, just route sip and h323 to somewhere |
13:51.19 | bublbobl | mrtwister> yes, that is for incoming, it works for outgoing |
13:51.29 | Cadu20 | I´m having trouble trying to register a Phoneway FXO gateway. The support guy told me it can be the SIP RFC. |
13:51.32 | Donuil | hi to all... a simple question.. according to you can asterisk stream a wave file from URL? |
13:52.56 | ManxPower | Donuil, try "show application playback" in the Asterisk CLI |
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13:56.56 | mrtwister | Donuil, yes it can |
13:57.03 | Donuil | ManxPower yes I've seen it but i don't understand if I can stream a file on my localhost or can stream a file from internet URL for example... can u suggest me anything? |
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13:59.07 | bublbobl | Donuil> I don't know if it helps maybe with mpg123 (it can reads streaming URLs and asterisk works with it) |
14:00.23 | MikeJ[Laptop] | good morning all |
14:00.29 | ManxPower | Donuil, if it doesn't say you can, then you can't |
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14:00.55 | MikeJ[Laptop] | morning ManxPower, you back from europe yet? |
14:01.16 | Juggie | hes gone for a montrh |
14:01.17 | ManxPower | MikeJ[Laptop], no. It's cold and rainy outside and my feet hurt, so I'm staying indoors for a little while. |
14:01.34 | Nugget | having a good time overall, though? :) |
14:01.41 | Nugget | (yay europe) |
14:01.48 | Juggie | ManxPower is ~eric@32.199-78-194.adsl-fix.skynet.be = no :) |
14:02.08 | Nugget | ManxPower is een maffe koe. |
14:02.13 | ManxPower | Nugget, yes. Stockholm has a great public transit system, but I didn't fall in love with the city. |
14:02.40 | ManxPower | Antwerp has an OK public transit system. The streets are so confusing that even the LOCALS often get lost. |
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14:03.01 | ManxPower | And the bars here in Antwerp are...um...awesomely good on the weekends |
14:03.16 | Nugget | inderdaad |
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14:05.28 | ManxPower | I must admit that I'm looking forward to being in Amsterdam as well. |
14:06.35 | dandre | Hello, |
14:06.37 | dandre | I have my asterisk box working mostly correctly but when I place a call, instead of hearing back the ring tone, I hear the music on hold. Both Zap and Sip channels are affected. Any Idea? |
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14:07.13 | tyra12 | hi guys....were knew to asterisk and planning to create later a SIP client for it....any advise which SIP library we could use? |
14:07.27 | Cadu20 | Is Asterisk compliant with ALL SIP RFCs? |
14:07.58 | ManxPower | Cadu20, HAHAHAHAHA!!!!! No. |
14:08.16 | ManxPower | but it works with the real world usage for the most common SIP RFCs in use. |
14:08.18 | Cadu20 | Right, then, which RFC Asterisk support? |
14:08.40 | Cadu20 | I think thats why I can´t register a PhoneWay FXO gateway... |
14:08.50 | hypa7ia | Cadu20, afaik it supports a subset of the full sip functionality |
14:08.52 | ManxPower | Cadu20, It's never been an issue for me. It Just Works. |
14:09.10 | ManxPower | I've never had a SIP device that would not work with Asterisk, nor a SIP provider. |
14:09.27 | Cadu20 | Can you use a Phoneway product in SIP PROXY MODE? I can´t... only in DIRECT CALL MODE. |
14:10.19 | ManxPower | Cadu20, Check out the asterisk instructions for using it with SER on the Wiki. See if there's anything therer that will help you. |
14:10.22 | Cadu20 | And the support guy told me that the Phoneway product is compliant with a specific RFC, and doesn´t work with other specifications. |
14:10.32 | ManxPower | Also, what's wrong with using it in direct call mode?? |
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14:10.49 | ManxPower | Cadu20, grep the asterisk source for that RFC |
14:10.51 | sudhir492 | anyone there on this long weekend in US |
14:11.02 | Cadu20 | I can´t use the gateway at a dynamic IP site. |
14:11.10 | ManxPower | sudhir492, Um, the long weekend was this past weekend |
14:11.21 | Cadu20 | Thats why I need the register, so the gateway inform Asterisk of its IP. |
14:11.42 | ManxPower | Cadu20, register => userid:password@gatewayip doesn't work? |
14:11.55 | sudhir492 | today is also part of the weekend practically |
14:12.15 | Cadu20 | ManxPower, but I need register gateway => asterisk, not asterisk => gateway. |
14:12.33 | ManxPower | Cadu20, the "sip debug" is your friend. |
14:12.51 | Cadu20 | NOO it isn´t! :( It is ugly... LOL :D |
14:12.58 | sudhir492 | ManxPower: Do you know how to generate XML file for PAP2-NA configuration |
14:13.01 | wwalker | Anyone know how to extend the tone duration for Dial and SendDTMF? I have an agi that uses SendDTMF and sometimes the recieving system can get the tones, often not. I would like to widen the tones to see if the dsp can pick it up better. |
14:13.02 | ManxPower | not all friends are pretty. |
14:13.10 | Cadu20 | Hehehe. |
14:13.19 | ManxPower | sudhir492, No. |
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14:13.39 | Cadu20 | ManxPower, All right. Thanks a lot, again. |
14:13.50 | sudhir492 | Anyone here knows how to generate XML file for PAP2-NA configuration |
14:13.55 | Cadu20 | ManxPower, I´ll try the SER thing... i can´t wait anymore... HAVE to learn SER! |
14:16.11 | sudhir492 | who uses Port 47 ? |
14:17.34 | Nuxi | ni-ftp 47/tcp NI FTP |
14:17.34 | Nuxi | ni-ftp 47/udp NI FTP |
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14:20.55 | PatrickDK | sudhir, you sure you don't mean protocol 47? |
14:20.56 | wwalker | is there a pdf (or a make option) that makes printable vim manuals on US Letter (prefer double sided with enough space on the spine side for 3 holed paper....? |
14:20.57 | PatrickDK | gre? |
14:21.07 | wwalker | oops, wrong window... |
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14:32.16 | stilex | hey anyone using nufone with a toll free DID? Wondering what hostname your iax.conf is set to register=> to |
14:32.40 | stilex | i tried all the ones i could find and they all get refused from their server |
14:33.48 | sudhir492 | I am trying to hack PAP2 locked for vonage. I have upgraded the firmware to known PAP2-NA firmware. When the device comes up, it queries for ls.tftp.vonage.net to load cfg file. My servers resolves that and gives IP address itself. The device then tries to read spaMAC.xml file. I dont know how to create config file in xml format. Anyway I tried to compile a cfg file with spc and pass that to the device thinking that the downgraded firmware probably wont c |
14:33.48 | sudhir492 | are for the extension. I see the spaMAC.xml file going over the wire. After that I see an ftp request on udp 47 from the device to the server. Since I am running vsftpd, which uses port 20, hence a message from sever to the device : icmp: udp port ftp unreachable [tos 0xc0] |
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14:35.29 | mishehu | even though the pap2's were nice, I haven't bothered with them in a long time. |
14:35.41 | mishehu | they kept changing the behavior of them. |
14:36.27 | sudhir492 | mishehu: Thery are darn good (at least with the firmware I have) and very cost effective |
14:37.18 | sudhir492 | Unfortunately, Cisco folks have increased the price of PAP2-NA and there is about $10 price differential between PAP2-NA and PAP2 |
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14:38.03 | mishehu | I thought you couldn't even get the pap2-na unless you were a distributor. |
14:38.30 | ManxPower | I just buy SIPuras and figure the little bit of extra money is worth the reduced issues |
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14:39.13 | mishehu | yeah, I'd agree with ManxPower. |
14:39.41 | pravz | hi guys ...newbie in the house here... whats goin on |
14:39.46 | mishehu | a few bucks more in return for less headache. |
14:40.01 | sudhir492 | ManxPower: If you buy sipuras, then you are probably better off with PAP2-NA. They are cheaper than Sipuras, and they are Sipuras |
14:40.11 | mishehu | pravz: for many of us, it's too early in the morning to have anything going on... |
14:40.39 | pravz | mishehu : cool dude...just curious |
14:40.46 | sudhir492 | PAP2 is same but even cheaper thats why I a trying to open it. If I am successful, I am going to post the instructions on wiki |
14:41.21 | mishehu | sudhir492: I wouldn't even bother posting instructions. they will just change the behavior once again. |
14:41.46 | mishehu | plus, do you really want to attract the attention of vonage? |
14:43.26 | QuaG|NaR | would anyone mind pointing me in the right direction getting asterisk to answer a pots line? |
14:43.52 | QuaG|NaR | im having some difficulties |
14:44.05 | pravz | guys... i've got asterisk1.0.7 downloaded, running on centOS4. i'm planning to connect my POTS line to my server and also connect analog phones to it...can someone give me a good link where I can get proper information/configuration guide for something like this...like i said newbie...really lost and dunno where to start |
14:44.21 | mishehu | QuaG|NaR: well, it would be a help if you told us what you have and what you've been trying to do. |
14:44.41 | mishehu | pravz: http://www.voip-info.org |
14:45.00 | mishehu | it's a great wiki. in my opinion, only second to wikipedia |
14:46.11 | pravz | thanks mishehu..will give it a go. will come to you if I have difficulties..thanks dude |
14:46.13 | Nuxi | yay. phpagi works on asteriskwin32. |
14:46.41 | Ahrimanes | eek, php AND win32, hehe |
14:46.58 | mishehu | asterisk and win32 is already scary enough |
14:47.16 | Ahrimanes | win32 is scary enough.. |
14:47.43 | cochi | linux has scary parts, too. lots of |
14:47.44 | Nuxi | Always good to do some portability testing tho. |
14:48.36 | Nuxi | eagi support is only known to work in linux and freebsd with phpagi. |
14:48.38 | Ahrimanes | yes but at least linux has a native port.. win32 one uses cygwin and such.. too many bad things can happen |
14:48.51 | QuaG|NaR | ive got asterisk1.0.7 on running with a generic x100p card. im just trying to get it to answer the pots line at this point. the generic wildcard is listed in /var/log/messages and with ztcfg -vv. ive got it set as channel 1 in zaptel.conf. but i dont see it when i type 'show channels' while asterisk is running |
14:48.53 | Nuxi | won't work in windows (probably ever) |
14:49.18 | QuaG|NaR | ive got minimal answer, play in the exentions.conf |
14:49.30 | mishehu | QuaG|NaR: show channels only shows active channels. |
14:49.35 | PatrickDK | quag, you setup zapata.conf? |
14:49.37 | Nuxi | I had to compile php in cygwin. the native php port caused * to crash when it called it. |
14:49.42 | QuaG|NaR | so it will only show if the channel is open |
14:50.06 | SuPrSluG | QuaG|NaR:zap show channels |
14:50.10 | QuaG|NaR | i think my zapta.conf is setup. ive got fxsks=1 loadzone-us defaultzone-us |
14:50.47 | QuaG|NaR | zap show channels doenst show anything either, of course none are in use at the moment |
14:50.53 | SuPrSluG | QuaG|NaR:in zapata.conf the context must = that used in extensions.conf |
14:50.55 | Nuxi | I guess it's on to res_php for *. |
14:51.18 | QuaG|NaR | SuPrSluG, i bet that is my problem |
14:51.35 | QuaG|NaR | ill go check, thanks very much |
14:51.37 | PatrickDK | quag, you need a channel=>1 in there at the end somewhere |
14:51.56 | QuaG|NaR | in zapata.conf? |
14:52.00 | PatrickDK | ya |
14:52.02 | SuPrSluG | QuaG|NaR:it should show under zap show channels |
14:52.48 | QuaG|NaR | it doenst show any channels |
14:52.55 | QuaG|NaR | so i must have my configs wrong. |
14:53.23 | PatrickDK | ya, you should probably see two channels |
14:53.33 | PatrickDK | pseudo and 1 |
14:53.35 | jsolares | it's signalling=fxs_ks not fxsks in zapata.conf |
14:53.45 | QuaG|NaR | it shows pseudo |
14:54.01 | QuaG|NaR | i do have signalling=fxs_ks |
14:54.06 | jsolares | and of course as PatrickDK said, channel=>1 to assign all of those configurations to that channel |
14:54.15 | QuaG|NaR | channel => 1 |
14:54.44 | QuaG|NaR | but in extensions.conf i need to have the same context name for it to pickup? |
14:55.02 | QuaG|NaR | maybe im ahead of myself |
14:55.07 | PatrickDK | ya |
14:55.19 | PatrickDK | context=(something valid in extentions.conf) |
14:55.21 | jsolares | in zapata.conf you have to set the context that you will use for incoming calls in your dialplan (extensions.conf) |
14:55.25 | PatrickDK | but that isn't your problem yet |
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14:55.38 | QuaG|NaR | ok |
14:55.58 | jsolares | yeah, it has to show with a zap show channels |
14:56.26 | QuaG|NaR | ok, zap show channels shows - pseudo - no channel 1 or anything |
14:56.37 | SuPrSluG | QuaG|NaR:it should look like signalling=fxs_ks |
14:56.38 | SuPrSluG | context=inbound |
14:56.40 | SuPrSluG | channel=>1 |
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14:57.18 | QuaG|NaR | SuPrSluG, you mean in zapata.conf? ive got that in there |
14:57.22 | PatrickDK | hmm, he was saying fxsks=1, is he editing zaptel.conf or zapata.conf? |
14:57.39 | dandre | Hello, |
14:57.41 | dandre | I have my asterisk box working mostly correctly but when I place a call, instead of hearing back the ring tone, I hear the music on hold. Both Zap and Sip channels are affected. Any Idea? |
14:57.42 | SuPrSluG | QuaG|NaR:yes. and don't forget to restart * when done |
14:57.53 | QuaG|NaR | zapata.conf has signalling=fxs_ks as well as channel => 1 |
14:57.53 | jsolares | QuaG|NaR, what SuPrSluG said should go in zaptel.conf |
14:58.10 | PatrickDK | jsolares, zapata.conf you mean |
14:58.10 | jsolares | no wait now you're confusing me -_-;; |
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14:58.47 | SuPrSluG | QuaG|NaR:no that's zapata.conf |
14:59.01 | jsolares | indeed, zaptel.conf should have: fxsks=1 |
14:59.18 | jsolares | and a loadzone=us |
14:59.34 | Pete_Largo | ~dialplan |
14:59.35 | jbot | i guess dialplan is the thing configured in extensions.conf |
14:59.43 | QuaG|NaR | ok, my zaptel.conf also has defaultzone=us and those jsolares listed |
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15:00.13 | cochi | german users here experiencing voicemail probs? |
15:00.16 | jsolares | QuaG|NaR, run zttool, it should tell you if it's configured |
15:00.40 | PatrickDK | hmm, my zaptel.conf has, defaultzone=us, loadzone=us, fxsks=1 |
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15:00.49 | QuaG|NaR | thats what mine has |
15:00.51 | jsolares | and ztcfg -vv should also say what's configuring |
15:01.00 | Pete_Largo | ~extensions.conf |
15:01.01 | jbot | i guess extensions.conf is at http://voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+config+extensions.conf, or know as dialplan, or known as extensions, or known as exten |
15:01.03 | QuaG|NaR | zttool shows generic clone board one |
15:01.22 | jsolares | alarms? is it configured? |
15:01.25 | QuaG|NaR | ztcfg -vv shows 1 channels configured |
15:01.37 | QuaG|NaR | no alarms |
15:01.56 | jsolares | have you restarted your asterisk? |
15:01.58 | PatrickDK | zapata.conf has, [channels], language=en, context=pstn-in, signalling=fxs_ks, channel -> 1 |
15:02.28 | QuaG|NaR | restart will work right? |
15:02.34 | SuPrSluG | QuaG|NaR:now restart asterisk and zap show channels should show your card |
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15:03.03 | QuaG|NaR | zap show channels still only shows the pseudo |
15:03.10 | Pete_Largo | dandre check here for ringing ... http://voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+-+documentation+of+application+commands |
15:03.28 | PatrickDK | quag, you kill asterisk, and started it again? |
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15:03.40 | QuaG|NaR | i killed asterisk and started it with asterisk -vvvvc |
15:03.58 | Mc_Tr | has anybody use codec g726? |
15:04.04 | PatrickDK | quag, can you paste your zapata.conf to pastebin? |
15:04.20 | QuaG|NaR | pastbin? |
15:04.33 | Mc_Tr | i configure a Linksys PAP with G.726 |
15:04.35 | SuPrSluG | ~pastebin |
15:04.36 | jbot | pastebin is, like, a place to paste your stuff without flooding the channel - try http://pastebin.ca |
15:04.42 | Mc_Tr | but asterisk not recognize the codec |
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15:05.02 | QuaG|NaR | yea ill get it pasted in just a sec |
15:05.48 | nowork | hi, so many hacker/cracker's trying my asterisk/linux passwd, I want to know the setting for my iptables;should i go to linux channel? but, i don't know any linux channel,anyone can give me one?i am using Fedora..thx; |
15:06.57 | Nuxi | nowork, #fedora |
15:07.09 | nowork | thx |
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15:07.48 | dandre | Pete_Largo: I just use Dial command in my dialplan and I don't see why MOH is played instead of ring tone. |
15:08.06 | PatrickDK | dandre, what is your dial command? |
15:09.06 | SuPrSluG | dandre: do you have a lower case m in the options? |
15:09.19 | QuaG|NaR | PatrickDK, my zapata.conf file is located at http://pastebin.ca/12962 there is other stuff in the file but i commented out everything except these lines |
15:09.43 | dandre | PatrickDK: exten => _00.,1,Macro(dial-out,${out_isdnft},${EXTEN:1}) where |
15:09.44 | dandre | [macro-dial-out] |
15:09.46 | dandre | exten => s,1,Dial,${ARG1}${ARG2}|30|m |
15:10.07 | PatrickDK | hmm, change m to r |
15:10.13 | PatrickDK | or maybe just adding r will fix it |
15:10.16 | Pete_Largo | m = music on hold |
15:10.33 | Pete_Largo | r = ringing |
15:10.36 | Pete_Largo | so change m to r |
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15:11.51 | dandre | PatrickDK: Pete_Largo Thanks for your answers and sorry for such a stupid question! |
15:12.22 | Pete_Largo | no stupid questions, only stupid answers :) |
15:14.03 | Mc_Tr | Please, anoyone have a sipura to work with codec g726 with asterisk? |
15:14.29 | PatrickDK | QuaG|NaR, the only real thing I have that you don't is, switchtype=national |
15:14.42 | QuaG|NaR | ill put that in.... |
15:14.43 | PatrickDK | but I don't think that matters on pots |
15:14.47 | QuaG|NaR | lol |
15:15.05 | Mc_Tr | y have asterisk configure with: disallow=all, allow=g726 |
15:15.23 | Mc_Tr | and sipura with g726-24 |
15:15.32 | PatrickDK | quag, oh, heh, you have a typo though |
15:15.39 | PatrickDK | usercallerid should be usecallerid |
15:15.40 | QuaG|NaR | transfer? |
15:15.42 | Mc_Tr | but in /var/log/asterisk/full y see codec error ;( |
15:15.44 | QuaG|NaR | ahhh |
15:15.57 | PatrickDK | oh y, and the transfer thing :) |
15:16.34 | QuaG|NaR | is there anywhere else i should look as to why asterisk dont show the card? |
15:17.21 | QuaG|NaR | i started with minimal stuff in the zapata.conf but started adding things as i was reading more 'how to get it working' |
15:18.15 | dandre | Another one: |
15:18.17 | dandre | I have an analog phone say PhoneA connected to a tdm400. When a phone call is established between PhoneA and another party, I want to place this call on hold and dial another one |
15:18.18 | dandre | So I press flash and dials: this works well BUT I can't recover the other and filp flop on the two conversations. |
15:18.20 | dandre | If I press Flash I enter conference mode between the three and another flash hangs up the last call. |
15:18.21 | dandre | Any Idea? |
15:18.35 | sean | I resolved my IAX over NAT problem if anyone cares.. or anyone remembers me asking about it.. |
15:20.31 | PatrickDK | heh, that is odd, iax just works over nat, witohut problems |
15:20.43 | PatrickDK | as long as your portfwd it for incoming connections |
15:20.52 | PatrickDK | and your nat handles udp correctly |
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15:21.40 | Ariel_ | hello everyone |
15:22.23 | QuaG|NaR | ok, ive got zap show channels showing channel 1 |
15:22.28 | sean | PatrickDK: well, UDP, being connectionless, works over NAT, _usually_. (-: |
15:22.55 | sean | the problem in my case is that my * box had more than one IP, so data came in on one IP and was sourced on another (because UDP is connectionless). |
15:23.18 | Juggie | sounds like a misconfiguration :) |
15:23.18 | QuaG|NaR | OMG!! hey thanks for the help guyz |
15:23.24 | sean | The NAT box in between saw that client was sending to server1, but server 2 was sending packets back to the firewall, and the firewall didn't know where to deliver them. |
15:23.25 | QuaG|NaR | you helped me find where to look |
15:23.32 | QuaG|NaR | i really appriciate it, asterisk is answering now |
15:23.33 | QuaG|NaR | thanks a lot |
15:23.50 | sean | so, I fixed my sourcing issue, and NAT started passing packets as expected |
15:24.12 | sean | Juggie: of course it was misconfiguration.. but it was extemely non-obvious |
15:24.30 | sean | if I get time, I'll drop it on the wiki.. |
15:24.41 | drumkilla | I don't think that should be a problem in cvs head |
15:25.11 | MikeJ_ | you don't think.. you don't think... |
15:25.20 | drumkilla | ha |
15:25.27 | MikeJ_ | what is all this thinking about? |
15:25.32 | drumkilla | well, so many things get changed, it's hard to remember! |
15:25.40 | MikeJ[Laptop] | :) |
15:25.53 | drumkilla | but I think part of the work on ast_netsock was to address that exact issue |
15:26.02 | Juggie | drumkilla, what are we looking at for 1.0.8? |
15:26.04 | drumkilla | and keep track of where stuff arrived, so we know where to send it from |
15:26.11 | drumkilla | Juggie: good question |
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15:26.28 | Juggie | i havnt updated my cvs-stable in sometime |
15:26.33 | drumkilla | Juggie: I guess I should just start the RC cycle now |
15:26.57 | Juggie | is there a changelog from 1.0.7 to now? |
15:27.12 | drumkilla | yeah |
15:27.17 | drumkilla | for the bigger stuff, at least |
15:27.25 | drumkilla | it's in CVS |
15:27.45 | sean | drumkilla: you mean * is smart enough to source on the same IP it received a packet, now? |
15:28.01 | sean | ah.. I should've kept reading.. (-: |
15:28.11 | drumkilla | sean: in cvs head, at least |
15:28.17 | drumkilla | but don't shoot me if I made that up |
15:28.38 | Juggie | drum, see *-stable |
15:28.46 | sean | cool, thanks.. that's a much better solution than playing with my route metrics and re-initializing interfaces until it happens to work. |
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15:29.06 | af_ | hi to all |
15:29.32 | af_ | it is possible to integrate loquendo in asterisk? |
15:31.04 | Jedirl | loquendo! |
15:31.18 | Jedirl | if you can afford loquendo, you should be able to afford loquendo's support |
15:31.22 | Jedirl | to do it :D |
15:31.56 | Jedirl | af_: there's an app_cepstral that integrates cepstral swift TTS in asterisk... you can take it as a starting point to do your own implementation |
15:32.16 | af_ | Jedirl: where could I find it? |
15:32.25 | Jedirl | in google, searching for app_cepstral.c |
15:32.26 | Jedirl | :) |
15:32.30 | af_ | I am reading something in the ml list. |
15:32.32 | af_ | oh |
15:32.46 | af_ | loquendo is so expensive? just see a demo, it's great |
15:32.55 | Jedirl | loquendo is ***EXPENSIVE*** |
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15:34.59 | bewest | what is loquendo? |
15:35.24 | cjk | hi, did anyon got oh323 and g729 wokring with cisco callmanager? i only get it working with g711 |
15:37.03 | Jedirl | bewest: the best Text-to-speech in the world |
15:37.06 | Jedirl | bewest: by far |
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15:38.31 | bewest | doesn't happen to be opensource does it? |
15:39.02 | Jedirl | hehehehe |
15:39.02 | bewest | festival's not too great |
15:39.08 | Jedirl | no, it isn't opensource |
15:39.16 | bewest | we are trying to integrate TTS in our apps |
15:39.20 | Jedirl | try cepstral |
15:39.23 | Jedirl | it's cheap |
15:39.26 | Jedirl | not opensource but cheap |
15:39.28 | bewest | so far onl looked at festival |
15:39.40 | Jedirl | and its english is moderately good |
15:39.52 | Juggie | have you tried AT&T TTS? |
15:40.08 | Juggie | try, hey, |
15:40.08 | Juggie | i had a pretty busy weekend...it was a good one, despite the crappy weather. tennis was fun, then we played with the aerobie, sunday we had a movie marathon and we made a fancy dinner. so that was fun. got home pretty late...but all in all, it was good. now i'm at work being a busy bee. |
15:40.08 | Juggie | hope you had a good weekend! |
15:40.10 | Juggie | Krysia |
15:40.12 | Juggie | ack... |
15:40.14 | Juggie | bad paste :) |
15:40.17 | Juggie | wops. |
15:40.18 | Jedirl | HEHEHE |
15:40.25 | Juggie | nothing like pasting emails |
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15:40.41 | Juggie | lets try this again |
15:40.50 | bewest | haven't tried AT&T's |
15:40.54 | Juggie | http://www.research.att.com/projects/tts/demo.html |
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15:41.05 | Juggie | pasting between remote desktops sometimes does funny things |
15:42.23 | bewest | aren't some components of AT&T and festival the same? |
15:42.38 | Juggie | no idea |
15:42.44 | Juggie | i've only tried it via this www demo page |
15:42.48 | Juggie | but the voices are quite good |
15:43.45 | Qwell | Juggie: I added a note to that bug last night. Wanna take a look? |
15:44.43 | Juggie | i saw it this morning before i went to work |
15:44.47 | Juggie | and when i got here i got busy |
15:44.48 | Juggie | lets see |
15:46.04 | Juggie | k i see it |
15:49.20 | bewest | anyone have success playing with festival's settings and raising the quality a bit? |
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15:52.38 | funxion | hello |
15:52.40 | dandre | Using Flash on Chan Zap: |
15:52.41 | funxion | anyone here |
15:52.41 | dandre | I have an analog phone say PhoneA connected to a tdm400. When a phone call is established between PhoneA and another party, I want to place this call on hold and dial another one |
15:52.43 | dandre | So I press flash and dials: this works well BUT I can't recover the other and filp flop on the two conversations. |
15:52.44 | dandre | If I press Flash I enter conference mode between the three and another flash hangs up the last call. |
15:52.46 | dandre | Any Idea? |
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16:25.35 | Jedirl | anyone could help me ? i have a HFC-S BRI card which zaphfc detects (zaphfc: 1 hfc-pci card(s) in this box) |
16:25.44 | Jedirl | but zap show channels doesn't show me any channel |
16:25.49 | mutilator | what happened to all the pricing on digiums site for their cards |
16:26.26 | mutilator | whats a TE410P go for |
16:28.04 | darkskiez | 1499$ ish i think |
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16:29.57 | Corydon76-home | $1495 |
16:30.16 | Corydon76-home | Ditto for TE405P |
16:30.43 | Corydon76-home | Somehow, I think they're selling far more of the 405's than the 410's |
16:31.58 | funxion | the diff is just pci voltage no |
16:32.06 | Sedorox | yes |
16:32.37 | nowork | don't kick me out, one quick question u guys must expert on it: |
16:32.57 | nowork | it's on my asterisk linux box |
16:32.57 | nowork | <PROTECTED> |
16:32.57 | nowork | <nowork> any idea? how to modify lines under "Chain |
16:33.17 | Jedirl | I'm having problems setting up my zaptel interface... May 30 18:31:52 WARNING[3106]: chan_zap.c:925 zt_open: Unable to specify channel 1: No such device or address |
16:33.17 | nowork | "Chain RH-Firewall-1-INPUT (2 references)" |
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16:33.30 | Jedirl | but zaphfc in dmesg says I have a card configured |
16:33.44 | Jedirl | zaphfc: 1 hfc-pci card(s) in this box. |
16:33.46 | otmar | Jedirl: what does ztcfg -v report |
16:33.50 | otmar | and zttool? |
16:33.56 | Sedorox | Jedirl: doesn't mean you have all the config files setup |
16:33.58 | Jedirl | can I paste? |
16:34.00 | Jedirl | [root@ccard01 zaphfc]# ztcfg -v |
16:34.00 | Jedirl | Zaptel Configuration |
16:34.00 | Jedirl | ====================== |
16:34.00 | Jedirl | SPAN 1: CCS/ AMI Build-out: 399-533 feet (DSX-1) |
16:34.00 | Jedirl | 3 channels configured. |
16:34.15 | Jedirl | I don't have zttool |
16:34.46 | otmar | zttool is in the zapata package, but only compiles if you have some curses libs |
16:34.55 | Jedirl | whop |
16:35.04 | Jedirl | I have ncurses-devel installed |
16:35.19 | otmar | it's not curses, some other thing |
16:35.24 | otmar | check the makefile |
16:35.29 | Jedirl | ok |
16:36.04 | otmar | but your ztcfg output looks fine to me |
16:36.11 | Jedirl | heh, incredible |
16:36.16 | Jedirl | asterisk now works |
16:36.27 | Jedirl | maybe I was doing something wrong ... I don't understand this |
16:36.47 | otmar | you need to run ztcfg after you load the kernel module |
16:37.05 | bewest | what if you don't? |
16:37.43 | otmar | usually modprobe takes care of this, but if you have a problem in you modules config then you need to do it manually |
16:38.04 | Jedirl | oh |
16:38.30 | bewest | I'm up for trying anything to improve meetme results with ztdummy |
16:38.39 | bewest | it's unuseable as is (2.6 kernel) |
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16:40.05 | dandre | Using Flash on Chan Zap: |
16:40.06 | dandre | I have an analog phone say PhoneA connected to a tdm400. When a phone call is established between PhoneA and another party, I want to place this call on hold and dial another one |
16:40.08 | dandre | So I press flash and dials: this works well BUT I can't recover the other and filp flop on the two conversations. |
16:40.09 | dandre | If I press Flash I enter conference mode between the three and another flash hangs up the last call. |
16:42.24 | otmar | anyway, I need AGI help: I'm using Asterisk::AGI and I'm trying to do somethig like $AGI->exec("SayAlpha","sip:bla"); but the SayAlpha application interprets the : as delimiter and skips the "bla" bit |
16:43.53 | bewest | try parentheses? |
16:44.20 | otmar | only tried various " \" and \\\" |
16:44.21 | otmar | will do. |
16:44.33 | bewest | "SayAlpha", "(sip:bla)" |
16:44.36 | bewest | sometimes that works for me |
16:44.41 | bewest | makes everything group together |
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16:45.21 | bewest | what does it show it's doing in CLI? |
16:45.27 | bewest | is it only getting the sip part? |
16:45.40 | otmar | yes. just S I P |
16:45.50 | Jedirl | how can I configure in zaptel interfaces if calls are signaled as national or international? |
16:46.06 | otmar | zapata.conf |
16:46.45 | otmar | on a PRI it's pridialplan=... |
16:46.56 | Jedirl | on a BRI i guess it's the same |
16:47.01 | otmar | no idea about BRI |
16:47.04 | vandien | hi! i think some one told me sth about a asteriskAThome like ISO based on debian... does anybody know? i forgot the URL... :( |
16:47.15 | Jedirl | I hate the margination BRI suffers on asterisk :( |
16:47.19 | vandien | lol, got it, thx ;) |
16:47.19 | newmedian | ~aah |
16:47.21 | jbot | well, aah is Asterisk@Home. The Asterisk@Home support forum is here: http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=420324 |
16:48.04 | vandien | i meant xorcom.com/rapid :) |
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16:49.31 | funxion | vandien xorcom is based on debian |
16:49.36 | funxion | its not that great though |
16:49.43 | funxion | easier to jsut build it yourself |
16:49.53 | newmedian | ~distrochooser |
16:49.54 | jbot | methinks distrochooser is a web page wizard that helps you choose which Linux Distro is most suited to your needs, at http://www.zegeniestudios.net/ldc/index.php |
16:50.18 | Jedirl | how can I specify multiple "nationalprefix = " |
16:50.20 | funxion | isnt there a linux dist that is made specific for asterisk |
16:50.20 | Jedirl | in zapata.conf? |
16:50.27 | Jedirl | funxion: xorcom rapid |
16:50.38 | funxion | no xorcom is based on debian |
16:50.46 | vandien | funxion: well, i just want to have a look :) |
16:50.57 | funxion | vandien its not bad |
16:51.02 | Jedirl | it's a asterisk-specific debian |
16:51.04 | funxion | but I didnt like it |
16:51.09 | Jedirl | why ? |
16:51.14 | funxion | jedirl I've tried it |
16:51.30 | vandien | has it CAPI support? |
16:51.31 | funxion | lost functionality not the easiest to navigate |
16:51.42 | Jedirl | I don't think it has capi support |
16:51.50 | funxion | plus IM a control freak and u lose a bit of control with xorcom |
16:51.56 | Jedirl | how can I specify multiple "nationalprefix = " in zapata.conf? |
16:52.07 | vandien | hm, i need (want) CAPI :) |
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16:52.45 | newmedian | Euro ISDN http://www.junghanns.net/asterisk/ |
16:53.15 | Jedirl | vandien: bristufff |
16:53.19 | vandien | yes... but i dont get it to work with my normal debian & asterisk |
16:53.39 | vandien | i got CAPI to work, but seems like asterisk doesnt like it |
16:53.40 | Jedirl | vandien: you need a patched asterisk, patched libpri and patched zaptel |
16:53.58 | vandien | uhm... i used debian packages |
16:54.09 | Jedirl | then you'll have to re-engineer packages |
16:54.14 | vandien | asterisk-chan-capi |
16:54.23 | vandien | what does that mean? |
16:54.31 | vandien | <-- not a linux / debian pro |
16:54.33 | funxion | vandien dont use debain packages for asterisk |
16:55.00 | Jedirl | I've never used debian packages |
16:55.07 | funxion | they're usually older and wont work with asterisk cvs |
16:55.07 | Jedirl | you'd better use cmpiled packages |
16:55.14 | Jedirl | compiled sources, sorry |
16:55.27 | funxion | debian packages are ok for other things but not asterisk related |
16:55.30 | funxion | not yet at least |
16:55.35 | vandien | argh, i have to go now.. are you still here in about 2 hours? i'd love to hear from you 2 :) |
16:55.48 | vandien | *more |
16:55.48 | funxion | it would be nice if debian packages were cvs head |
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16:56.08 | vandien | are you? then cya later... |
16:56.42 | vandien | bye |
16:57.49 | newmedian | job seen SarahEmm |
16:57.56 | newmedian | jbot seen SarahEmm |
16:57.58 | jbot | sarahemm <~sarahemm_@Toronto-HSE-ppp3704598.sympatico.ca> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 4d 13h 34m 32s ago, saying: 'twisted: i'll try to post a patch when i get to sjc (i have inet access there, and will be working on * inflight)'. |
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17:15.25 | Jedirl | hehehe |
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17:22.18 | Jedirl | I have two BRI channels, but when I do zap show channel 1 (one of these channels) I get: |
17:22.18 | Jedirl | Signalling Type: PRI Signalling |
17:22.42 | Jedirl | but it should be EuroISDN |
17:22.57 | santiago | Himeko, I've a very strange problem with an *, some calls are dropped after May 23 18:35:43 DEBUG[219]: Auto destroying call |
17:23.00 | santiago | mmm |
17:24.16 | santiago | Himeko, I've a very strange problem with an *, some calls are dropped after some seconds and the only weird message that i found is: May 23 18:35:43 DEBUG[219]: Auto destroying call ... , anyone could help me? |
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17:38.45 | bewest | what does this mean in *?: That's odd... Got a response on a call we dont know about. |
17:41.23 | Nivex | Someone sent you a frame with a call ID that isn't in your table of active calls. |
17:42.07 | santiago | * = asterisk |
17:42.59 | flotox | rotfl |
17:43.05 | stilex | anyone seen JerJer |
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17:46.16 | Qwell | anybody willing to test a patch for voicemail in odbc? bug 4403...could use a few more testers |
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17:50.23 | newmedian | jbot seen jerjer |
17:50.26 | jbot | jerjer <~JerJer@DSL-226.206-rt-bras.che.centurytel.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 15d 4h 38m 12s ago, saying: 'ManxPower: sounds interesting, but i've still never used it'. |
17:51.11 | Qwell | ~seen jerjer[mobile] |
17:51.12 | jbot | jerjer[mobile] <~jj@ip68-103-26-140.ks.ok.cox.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 2d 10h 22m 58s ago, saying: 'vlc fought pretty hard, but I won - been streaming video to a friends place for most of the day'. |
17:51.19 | newmedian | ahh yes. |
17:51.54 | shido6 | . |
17:52.07 | Qwell | shido6: test my patch! :p |
18:02.06 | tzanger | shido6: is jerjer MIA? |
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18:09.40 | mikewho2 | sup fellas |
18:11.14 | [TK]D-Fender | Question I could use som tips on : I'm running Polycom IP 600's and the following wierd thing happens : I go into voicemail, access a few option, place the call on hold, come back and digits don't work anymore. Any guesses on why that is? |
18:11.36 | hypa7ia | that's really weirf [TK]D-Fender |
18:11.51 | hypa7ia | weirf... as in weird and freaky |
18:14.51 | [TK]D-Fender | :/ |
18:15.14 | [TK]D-Fender | I am runnin 1.05 though, so I guess I'll see what happens when I upgrade to 1.07 |
18:15.27 | [TK]D-Fender | Not sure if I should touch CVS-head. |
18:15.36 | [TK]D-Fender | For production use that is. |
18:22.48 | khm | ter |
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18:24.45 | santiago | Hi, I've a very strange problem with an *, some calls are dropped after some seconds and the only weird message that i found is: May 23 18:35:43 DEBUG[219]: Auto destroying call ... , anyone could help me?ls |
18:25.15 | RoyK | use the source, luke |
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18:29.40 | TheJudge | hello all / evening / morning :) |
18:30.52 | TheJudge | could someone help me with an asterisk problem namley I pass a call to it from my ser sip proxy, however asterisk does not seem to pass back if it has answered the call or not |
18:31.08 | TheJudge | So my ser server billis even if there was no answer on the asterisk box ? |
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19:14.43 | shmaltz | why would I get this: |
19:14.44 | shmaltz | Unable to create channel of type 'Zap' (cause 0) |
19:15.02 | chainey | anyone live in los angeles want to sell me some/a voip/sip phones? will pay cash today ;) |
19:16.29 | tzanger | shmaltz: in asterisk/include/asterisk/causes.h what's cause 0? |
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19:17.23 | Qwell | chainey: I'll sell you my TDM400p :p |
19:17.28 | tzanger | I agree though it'd be nice to have all that cause shit spelled out... Unable to create channel of type 'Zap' (Cause 0: LP0 on fire) |
19:18.25 | chainey | Qwell: hehehe, sure, tempt me with your analog ;0 |
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19:18.58 | shmaltz | tzanger, this is what I get in causes.h: |
19:19.00 | shmaltz | #define AST_CAUSE_NOTDEFINED 0 |
19:19.02 | chainey | although that would help with my tivo situation ;) |
19:19.15 | shmaltz | now, I know it's defined since it was working until now, and it's working now |
19:19.28 | ManxPower | shmaltz, what does "zap show channels" show"? |
19:19.58 | tzanger | shmaltz: haha, ok well that's the problem |
19:20.07 | shmaltz | now its working and I get the right stuff |
19:20.11 | tzanger | I am guessing that whatever's causing it is bad logic or something whihc isn't SUPPOSED to fault out |
19:20.21 | tzanger | hello ManxPower |
19:21.50 | shmaltz | tzanger, meaning? |
19:22.01 | tzanger | meaning someone zigged when they should have zagged |
19:22.08 | tzanger | I'm thinking the bad logic is something like |
19:22.14 | shmaltz | goon |
19:22.18 | shmaltz | go on |
19:22.38 | shmaltz | like what? tzanger |
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19:22.57 | tzanger | if(result) { ast_log(ERROR,"Can't create channel of type \'%s\': %d\n", chantype, cause); } |
19:22.59 | ManxPower | or perhaps he had Zap/1 and that port was in use. |
19:23.00 | tzanger | when they meant !result |
19:23.10 | tzanger | ManxPower: that should not givre a cause code of 0 |
19:23.32 | ManxPower | tzanger, yeah, a lot of things should not give a cause code of 0 |
19:23.53 | tzanger | alternatively it coudl be something where the cause code is getting set in a deeply nested block of logic where it should be set earlier up |
19:23.59 | tzanger | cause code of 0 is no cause |
19:24.02 | tzanger | or undefined cause |
19:24.05 | tzanger | either one is bad |
19:24.23 | shmaltz | so how can I avoid this problem in the future? |
19:24.30 | shmaltz | maybe use stable? |
19:24.37 | Qwell | ManxPower: hows your tour going? |
19:24.38 | tzanger | shmaltz: what fixed it? |
19:24.39 | ManxPower | shmaltz, Maybe. 8-) |
19:24.58 | shmaltz | tzanger, the same thing that created it |
19:25.00 | shmaltz | nothing |
19:25.04 | tzanger | shmaltz: ahh |
19:25.07 | tzanger | yeah that's no fun |
19:25.11 | ManxPower | Qwell, The weather today sucked, but I hope with the addition of some alcohol to my system shortly I will feel better about it. |
19:25.13 | shmaltz | exactly |
19:25.22 | shmaltz | ManxPower, where you located? |
19:25.32 | shmaltz | cause the weather here is beautifull |
19:25.38 | cypromis | here it is 32C |
19:25.45 | tzanger | 32C? holy fuck |
19:25.45 | ManxPower | shmaltz, right now? Antwerp, next week Amsterdam, the week after that, Madrid |
19:25.46 | tzanger | that's hot |
19:25.58 | shmaltz | Antwerp weather always sucks |
19:25.59 | tzanger | it's like 18C here and it's beautiful |
19:25.59 | ManxPower | last week Stockholm |
19:26.09 | cypromis | stockholm had nice weather |
19:26.30 | shmaltz | they say that in Antwerp it rains 9 months a year, and the other 3 months it pours |
19:26.36 | tzanger | shmaltz: :-) |
19:27.26 | shmaltz | ~antwerp |
19:27.27 | jbot | hmm... antwerp is a city where it rains 9 months a year, and the other 3 it pours :) |
19:29.56 | [TK]D-Fender | hey shmaltz, how goes? I've got the Poly IP 600 working ok, am still a little peaved at how * queues work but have another interesting problem you probably have experience with. When I call voicemail DTMF works fine, I put the call on hold and come back, it doesn't. |
19:30.27 | shmaltz | hmmmmmmm, let me test this |
19:30.43 | [TK]D-Fender | Tried DTMF inbad and RFC for that.... |
19:30.51 | [TK]D-Fender | inband* |
19:31.51 | shmaltz | D-Fender, you using DTMF inband? |
19:31.58 | [TK]D-Fender | tried both. |
19:33.54 | [TK]D-Fender | NVM, RFC seems to work now.... wonder what I did wrong.... |
19:34.40 | *** join/#asterisk Andrezo (~www@217.129.208.124) |
19:34.46 | [TK]D-Fender | *sigh* |
19:35.56 | tzanger | http://www.pointlesswasteoftime.com/games/wargames.html |
19:35.57 | tzanger | too funny |
19:38.54 | shmaltz | D-Fender, I guess when you first tried DTMF it wasn't really applied, either on the phone side or * or both |
19:39.34 | [TK]D-Fender | As log as it workss. I also have to upgrade to 1.0.7. That's got me a little more nervous than it should. |
19:39.39 | [TK]D-Fender | long* |
19:41.33 | Blissex | tzanger: good pointer :-) |
19:41.42 | tzanger | :-) |
19:42.03 | heath__ | we got 2 te410p cards in a server, and the second one doesn't get any interrupts, anyone know how to fix this? |
19:42.33 | tzanger | heath__: did you adjust teh ID switch? |
19:42.54 | heath__ | i'm not familiar with that, is it on the board? |
19:43.12 | tzanger | yes |
19:43.18 | tzanger | it's fairly obvious :-) |
19:43.27 | heath__ | i got a dude a the co-lo right now |
19:43.35 | heath__ | what should he look for? |
19:43.49 | heath__ | a=at |
19:43.59 | tzanger | http://www.mixdown.ca/~asterisk/TE405P-3.3v-2.jpg |
19:44.14 | tzanger | you see, near the bottom right of hte pic |
19:44.27 | tzanger | the red thing with 0-9A-F and "Ident" written near it? :-) |
19:45.47 | heath__ | i see it |
19:45.53 | heath__ | i bet they are both set to 0 |
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19:47.12 | heath__ | it should probably be 0 for one, and 1 for the other? |
19:49.19 | heath__ | yeah i guess he already has the ids set right |
19:49.20 | tzanger | yup |
19:49.48 | heath__ | cat /proc/interrupts shows an interrupt for one card, but then 0 for the other |
19:50.13 | dudes | You'd think a Dual P4 Dell Server wouldn't be a such a ...... |
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19:52.10 | heath__ | i should only have to do modprobe once right? |
19:52.26 | cluecon[file] | my mother is freaking out again, and it's getting on my nerves |
19:52.43 | Qwell | cluecon[file]: What'd you do this time? heh |
19:52.44 | dudes | well, tell her to shut up then |
19:52.56 | cluecon[file] | I decided something for myself, OMG |
19:53.13 | Qwell | cluecon[file]: what was that "something"? It matters, heh |
19:53.23 | dudes | what'd you do? Get a piercing? |
19:53.30 | cluecon[file] | ha no |
19:55.59 | cluecon[file] | needless to say she won't speak to me now without swearing at me |
19:56.12 | Qwell | cluecon[file]: sounds like my mom |
19:56.23 | Qwell | except less psycho |
19:56.28 | dudes | Did you have unprotected sex or something? |
19:56.54 | cluecon[file] | lol no |
19:57.02 | Qwell | something simple, like... |
19:57.17 | cluecon[file] | buttttt I guess I won't be getting my passport application done tonight |
19:57.18 | dudes | track alittle dirt to your bedroom |
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19:57.43 | Qwell | no, no, it has to be something he did "right" |
19:57.50 | cluecon[file] | I was in a great mood too until I got home |
19:57.55 | Qwell | like...taking out the trash without being told, and then forgetting to put a bag back in. |
19:58.13 | dca | what is the command in iax.conf to tell it not to cache dns? |
19:59.05 | dudes | haha |
20:00.07 | Juggie | why dont you move the hell out |
20:00.09 | Juggie | jesus |
20:00.20 | cluecon[file] | I plan on |
20:00.35 | Juggie | i know rent aint that expensive in newbrunswick :) |
20:00.38 | cluecon[file] | I was expecting her to flip out soon though |
20:00.45 | cluecon[file] | she's been too... nice |
20:00.56 | Juggie | best thing i ever did was move out of the maratimes |
20:01.01 | Juggie | so damn boaring |
20:01.03 | Qwell | cluecon[file]: If she ever "kicks you out", leave...its worth it |
20:01.08 | Qwell | she'll never forgive herself :D |
20:01.19 | Juggie | seperated from the rest of canada by QUEEEEbec |
20:01.30 | cluecon[file] | well she's already highly insulted me but saying I'm exactly like my brother |
20:01.38 | Qwell | cluecon[file]: ha, I've heard that one a few times |
20:01.44 | Qwell | massive insult |
20:01.57 | tzanger | that'd be a compliment for me |
20:02.00 | tzanger | my bro's the smart one |
20:02.40 | Juggie | food is easy sheesh |
20:02.42 | Juggie | how old are u file? |
20:02.49 | tzanger | yeah you're in the maritmes |
20:02.55 | cluecon[file] | 18 |
20:02.57 | tzanger | reach into the ocean and grab yourself a lobster for chrissakes |
20:03.10 | Juggie | i was living in ottawa when i was 18 |
20:03.14 | Juggie | 3000km from home |
20:03.17 | Juggie | suck it up :) |
20:03.20 | *** part/#asterisk alerios (~Santiago@200.24.109.199) |
20:03.27 | cluecon[file] | I'm not of legal age yet |
20:03.33 | cluecon[file] | makes things difficult |
20:03.44 | *** join/#asterisk santiago (~santiago@200.24.109.199) |
20:03.49 | Qwell | 18 != 18? |
20:03.54 | dudes | Cluecon - enjoy it while you can |
20:03.55 | Juggie | says who |
20:03.57 | Qwell | or, 18 < 18? |
20:04.02 | cluecon[file] | Juggie: government |
20:04.07 | *** join/#asterisk shido6 (~shido@d57-87-253.home.cgocable.net) |
20:04.12 | Juggie | isnt it like 16 |
20:04.14 | cluecon[file] | nope |
20:04.15 | cluecon[file] | 19 here |
20:04.18 | shido6 | my windows box just took a shit |
20:04.24 | Qwell | shido6: not uncommon |
20:04.25 | shido6 | anyone have a spare winlogin.exe ? |
20:04.27 | Qwell | cluecon[file]: uhh |
20:04.34 | dudes | that's suprising that a windows box took a crap .... |
20:04.34 | inspired | cluecon[file]: where do you live? |
20:04.35 | Juggie | your still a kid anyways :P |
20:04.38 | shido6 | for xp sp2 |
20:04.40 | cluecon[file] | New Brunswick |
20:04.40 | Qwell | 19? You sniffing glue? |
20:04.55 | Ariel_ | what do you mean a spare winlogin.exe |
20:04.59 | cluecon[file] | age of majority my dear people |
20:05.04 | shido6 | I need to replace mine |
20:05.13 | shido6 | for xp sp2 |
20:05.13 | *** join/#asterisk Sedorox (brandon@sedorox.staff.smartserv) |
20:05.16 | cluecon[file] | http://canada.justice.gc.ca/en/ps/sup/steps/s2c.html |
20:05.19 | Ariel_ | xp w2k home/pro? |
20:05.21 | Qwell | cluecon[file]: What kind of sick ass backwards country is that? |
20:05.22 | shido6 | pro |
20:05.28 | Ariel_ | xp pro |
20:05.36 | cluecon[file] | take a look and you shall see, what countries are 18 or 19 |
20:05.39 | cluecon[file] | er provinces |
20:05.50 | shido6 | or... |
20:06.25 | Qwell | cluecon[file]: stupid USD > CAD conversions...makes everything higher |
20:06.33 | shido6 | why cant I write to a samba drive if I'm logged into it as the user who has write permissions :) |
20:06.44 | shido6 | mountes as rather |
20:06.46 | tzanger | shido6: you using user-level auth? |
20:06.47 | shido6 | mounted as |
20:07.25 | *** join/#asterisk alerios (~Santiago@200.24.109.199) |
20:07.33 | Juggie | file, thats the age to drink |
20:07.41 | *** join/#asterisk RoyK (~roy@host-n39-137.homerun.telia.com) |
20:07.41 | Juggie | it has nothing to do with being considered an adult |
20:08.03 | dudes | We have two dell servers both with 2 t410p digium cards firmwire:09. We have one card set to 0 and the other 1. We can't seem to get a interrupt on the second card. Would a firmwire upgrade fix this issue? Or might there be another option? |
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20:08.21 | cluecon[file] | Juggie: uh, I can't even get a credit card without my mother |
20:08.23 | Sedorox | switch the cards? |
20:08.26 | Sedorox | sometimes that works... |
20:08.31 | cluecon[file] | cause she has to cosign |
20:08.32 | dudes | hmm. |
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20:08.37 | Qwell | cluecon[file]: simple solution, move to Ontario :p |
20:08.42 | cluecon[file] | haha |
20:08.54 | cluecon[file] | I'm half tempted to run upstairs, but I don't feel like getting yelled at for a third time |
20:08.55 | Sedorox | or in the bios.. switch the OS PNP option to whatever the opp. is.. like is its yes.. change no.. and if no.. change to yes |
20:09.03 | cluecon[file] | makes me depressed |
20:09.12 | Qwell | cluecon[file]: shrug it off, heh |
20:09.21 | Qwell | I learned to just ignore the psycho-bitch |
20:09.32 | cluecon[file] | Qwell: I have learned the same |
20:10.21 | Juggie | you'll eventually marry a psycho-bitch |
20:10.23 | Juggie | you cannot avoid them |
20:10.25 | Juggie | learn to deal |
20:10.25 | Qwell | walking upstairs would do nothing, except be background noise |
20:11.04 | dudes | I find that women like money ... give them some and they f'n shut up |
20:11.28 | shmaltz | shido6 you around? |
20:11.32 | hypa7ia | mmm, misogyny |
20:11.35 | shmaltz | ~seen shido6 |
20:11.37 | jbot | shido6 is currently on #asterisk (7m 30s). Has said a total of 10 messages. Is idling for 4m 50s |
20:11.42 | tzanger | hypa7ia: :-) |
20:11.47 | dudes | Sedorox - that's for the advice |
20:11.51 | shmaltz | anybody from nufone around? |
20:11.57 | tzanger | I have a daughter I'm not capable of mysoginy |
20:11.59 | dudes | sedorox - thanks* |
20:11.59 | Sedorox | did it work? |
20:12.02 | hypa7ia | dudes, how about you do the other half of humanity a favor and remove yourself from the gene pool :-) |
20:12.25 | [TK]D-Fender | See : Darwin Awards |
20:12.43 | dudes | hypa7ia - I'm not a asshole, I'm just saying the truth. So ... |
20:12.49 | tzanger | heh |
20:13.30 | dudes | Sedorox - switching the cards didn't make a difference. they're checking for the PNP in the bios |
20:13.45 | hypa7ia | dudes, forget what i said about removing yourself from the gene pool. with an attitude like that you already have :-) |
20:15.00 | tzanger | hahaha |
20:15.03 | tzanger | how's the arm RoyK |
20:15.20 | RoyK | getting better |
20:15.29 | dudes | hypa7ia - I'll tell you. I'm 20, and a few of my friends have one, two, three kids ... I don't, perhaps for a good reason. But, I don't have 300-400/mth child support, I don't have a *women* telling me how much of a loser I am (like I need a reminder ... =p) |
20:16.39 | hypa7ia | dudes, as far as i know i'm one woman not *women* |
20:16.41 | alerios | Hi to all. I have a problem with an asterisk, many calls just hungup after some seconds of having started. I enabled debuging and got many messages like this: "Auto destroying call ..." and "Scheduling destruction of call ...", anyone can help me? |
20:16.52 | tzanger | ahh I see you're all better |
20:17.02 | hypa7ia | and my point is: keep your misogyny out of the channel, please. |
20:17.25 | tzafrir_laptop | alerios, what happens just before that? |
20:17.37 | dudes | hypa7ia - didn't mean to offend you. Though, I will say that I've always found computer chicks to be a lot less like the lot. |
20:17.37 | tzanger | dudes: I'm 29 and have two kids. Divorced but managed to negotiate an amicable divorce/custody/support system that is fair. Personally (psychos aside) people just need better social skills |
20:17.54 | dudes | tzanger - I agree |
20:17.56 | tzanger | ~lart royk |
20:18.00 | tzanger | what the hell |
20:18.08 | tzanger | ~lart royk |
20:18.17 | tzanger | it has to be random seeded on the nick |
20:18.18 | tzanger | I mean hell |
20:18.29 | tzanger | he's always downright ABUSIVE to me, and he does these little pansy-ass things to you |
20:18.42 | tzanger | dudes: so, if you agree, how the hell is what you said anywhere near reality |
20:18.52 | tzafrir_laptop | tzanger, RoyK , flods should go to the pastebin |
20:18.54 | hypa7ia | dudes, well, you succeeded in doing so. and i think that it has more to do with most people sucking in general, not women :-) |
20:19.19 | alerios | tzafrir_laptop, hi. nothing strange ¿you wanna see a part of the debug file? |
20:19.36 | tzanger | tzafrir_laptop: I wasn't flooding |
20:19.46 | RoyK | ops |
20:20.00 | tzafrir_laptop | how obvious and expected |
20:20.09 | tzanger | and how do you get him to do that so quickly, I get the "someone just said that x seconds ago" if I repeat too fast |
20:20.26 | dudes | tzanger - people should be able to get along and such ... but reality is, most people don't rate *good social skills* as a priority in their lifes. |
20:20.35 | cluecon[file] | Qwell: she didn't even speak to me lol |
20:20.40 | vandien | re |
20:21.08 | tzanger | dudes: again, what's that got to do with it being all the fault of "psycho-bitches" ? |
20:21.17 | tzafrir_laptop | alerios, not sure I can help, but it won't hurt |
20:21.21 | tzanger | cluecon[file]: personally I preferred the silent treatment sometimes |
20:21.23 | tzanger | but my kids hate it |
20:21.37 | tzanger | they're pretty good though, I rarely have to raise my voice |
20:21.45 | dudes | tzanger - I said nothing about "psych-bitches." |
20:22.03 | cluecon[file] | it's nicer for me, I don't have to hear her picking on people at her work, saying gossip, etc |
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20:22.11 | tzanger | dudes: apologies, that was qwell |
20:22.16 | alerios | tzafrir_laptop, where do you want it pasted? |
20:22.17 | tzanger | you were talking about giving them money to shut them up :-) |
20:22.29 | tzafrir_laptop | alerios, pastebin, or PM |
20:22.31 | Qwell | tzanger: I was talking about mothers, not wives. :p |
20:22.39 | tzanger | Qwell: heh |
20:22.49 | tzanger | my mom and are are very strong willed... led to some interesting times |
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20:23.05 | tzanger | we both love each other to never live together :-) |
20:23.14 | tzanger | I'd love to build her a granny flat next to my place though |
20:23.16 | dudes | tzanger - yes, I said money can shut a women up (some not all.) but a better part than not. |
20:23.18 | tzanger | just not under the same roof |
20:23.30 | tzanger | dudes: bribes never shut anyone up for long |
20:23.30 | alerios | tzafrir_laptop, pastebin.ca? |
20:23.42 | tzafrir_laptop | ~pastebin |
20:23.43 | jbot | [pastebin] a place to paste your stuff without flooding the channel - try http://pastebin.ca |
20:24.07 | dudes | tzanger - that is true. When they finish shopping/getting their nails done, bagering you to their friends ... your back at square one. |
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20:25.03 | herag | if the invite line for an incoming call reads as INVITE sip:310*******@164.***.***.*** SIP/2.0 is 310******* the user it's trying to connect to? |
20:25.24 | tzanger | herag: I believe so |
20:26.00 | herag | so then where do I have to have an entry for this 310*******? does it become an extension? a context? or an entry in my sip.conf? |
20:27.21 | tzanger | [310******] |
20:27.24 | tzanger | type=user |
20:27.26 | tzanger | context=somecontext |
20:27.29 | tzanger | etc., etc. |
20:27.51 | file[mac] | good try, wrong though |
20:28.00 | tzanger | me? |
20:28.03 | file[mac] | yes |
20:28.06 | tzanger | hmm |
20:28.35 | file[mac] | ]the number on the INVITE line is the extension being dialed |
20:28.41 | file[mac] | the username and stuff are in the authorization header |
20:28.58 | tzanger | ahh mine's set up different |
20:28.59 | file[mac] | so therefore you have to figure out what context the call is going to, and add the extension there |
20:29.01 | tzanger | my apologies, herag |
20:29.23 | herag | ok, so I think my problem lies in the auth area |
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20:29.34 | herag | cause I keep getting an "auth failed for user..." |
20:30.07 | herag | in the invite header, the from entry reads...From: "7145280904" <sip:telasip@4.79.19.58> |
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20:30.27 | herag | I'm guessing the thing in quotes is cid |
20:31.01 | herag | and the thing in brackets is the spi uri of where the call is coming from? |
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20:32.59 | delphiuk | hi, if I have a x100 clone card and i do modprobe zaptel, should I get another module loaded other than zaptel? |
20:33.34 | cluecon[file] | delphiuk: nope... |
20:34.01 | alerios | tzafrir_laptop, http://pastebin.ca/12974 |
20:34.01 | cluecon[file] | nooooooo |
20:35.13 | delphiuk | mmm, i am getting a "unable to specify channel1: no such device or address when trying to run? |
20:35.39 | Qwell | drumkilla: y0 |
20:35.46 | [TK]D-Fender | Broken record time : Is there a way so that *'s call queue doesn't call agents who are on the phone? I see that it doesn't if they are already on a queue call, but not a regular one. |
20:35.54 | drumkilla | hey Qwell |
20:36.33 | Qwell | drumkilla: iax2/guest@24.50.66.194/s :) |
20:36.57 | tzanger | delphiuk: yup |
20:37.27 | delphiuk | tzanger, am I being stupid? |
20:37.38 | Qwell | assuming it still works with head |
20:37.42 | tzanger | you bought a clone card and are asking for support, yes. |
20:38.01 | herag | what is the user is it referring to when it says "Failed to authenticate user "714*******" <sip:telasip@4.79.19.58>;tag=as03c8ac8e" |
20:38.11 | drumkilla | Qwell: this is awesome!!!!!!!! |
20:38.20 | delphiuk | tzanger, I will be purchasing digium cards as soon as they are certified for UK use which will hopefully be very soon now :) |
20:38.23 | Qwell | drumkilla: I have two more. one sec |
20:38.33 | drumkilla | Qwell: hold up |
20:38.37 | tzanger | the clone was certified for uk? |
20:38.48 | alerios | tzafrir_laptop, well, actually I don't know exactly the right moment where a call gets dropped. It's totally random |
20:38.50 | delphiuk | tzanger, as far as I am aware yes. |
20:38.51 | bkw_ | its just a 6 dollar modem |
20:38.57 | tzanger | delphiuk: wow |
20:38.57 | bkw_ | even the one digium sold was really just a modem |
20:39.09 | tzanger | bkw_: I'm well, well aware of that |
20:39.15 | bkw_ | cluecon[file], yo yo yo |
20:39.23 | tzanger | delphiuk: the zaptel driver is just like a "generic services" driver |
20:39.23 | bkw_ | tzanger, the modem should be fine for the UK |
20:39.33 | tzanger | you need the specific hardware driver now |
20:39.59 | tzanger | bkw_: should be... line impedance should be alright if he bought a UK modem from the UK |
20:40.11 | delphiuk | yes, was from the uk |
20:40.53 | delphiuk | trust me, as soon as the tdm400 is certified for the UK, that will be the only card I use for pstn |
20:41.17 | tzanger | delphiuk: I told you waht you have to do now |
20:41.33 | delphiuk | tzanger, sorry, did I miss something? |
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20:41.57 | tzanger | delphiuk: the zaptel driver is just like a "generic services" driver |
20:41.59 | tzanger | you need the specific hardware driver now |
20:42.14 | tzanger | think of the zaptel driver as the shared library for all the zaptel hardware |
20:42.28 | delphiuk | ah, so I need to modprobe an additional module? |
20:42.56 | Marlow | delphiuk : jup .. depending on the hardware you want to use .. |
20:43.46 | drumkilla | Qwell: ok, next! :) |
20:43.50 | drumkilla | I wanted to show mark |
20:43.50 | Qwell | done |
20:44.13 | delphiuk | as, I see. ok, so if I have plugged into the pstn, I need wcfxo? |
20:44.47 | Qwell | that was the first one I did. not so great |
20:44.51 | Qwell | next one is a bit better |
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20:45.51 | drumkilla | Qwell: ok, next, hehe |
20:45.54 | Qwell | again |
20:46.26 | Qwell | the first one is by far the best though |
20:46.53 | Qwell | 66.11, its s :p |
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20:47.05 | shmaltz | anybody from nufone? |
20:47.11 | shmaltz | ~seen shido6 |
20:47.14 | jbot | shido6 is currently on #asterisk (43m 7s). Has said a total of 10 messages. Is idling for 40m 27s |
20:47.58 | drumkilla | Qwell: yes, tetris was absoluely awesome. |
20:48.06 | Qwell | drumkilla: yeah.. |
20:48.18 | drumkilla | gimme gimme gimme, hehe |
20:48.23 | Qwell | heh |
20:48.37 | alerios | tzafrir_laptop, looks like this happens only whene there's heavy load on the server. Do you have an * v1.0.7 server working with many users? |
20:48.37 | drumkilla | I could hack it into zonedata.c, haha |
20:48.55 | Qwell | heh |
20:49.41 | clive- | scmalts look for jerejr |
20:49.44 | clive- | jerjer |
20:50.08 | *** join/#asterisk r0d3nt (anonymous@soveliss.luniac.com) |
20:51.49 | herag | the console displays this error for an incoming call, what is the user is it referring to when it says "Failed to authenticate user "714*******" <sip:telasip@4.79.19.58>;tag=as03c8ac8e"...is it telasip, or the 714******* number? |
20:52.20 | alerios | hello everybody. I have a problem with an asterisk, many calls just hungup after some seconds of having started. I enabled debuging and got many messages like this: "Auto destroying call ..." and "Scheduling destruction of call ...", anyone can help me? |
20:52.28 | Qwell | drumkilla: I am so surprised it turned out so well, really |
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20:52.50 | bewest | alerios, there's probably a message before that that says why |
20:52.58 | bewest | alerios, what level of verbosity are you? |
20:53.05 | bewest | alerios, at least 3 is useful |
20:53.07 | [hC] | What is unique about the cisco PoE implementation, that this PoE switch i have works on all my phones EXCEPT my cisco's? |
20:53.20 | [hC] | yet, the cisco will take a standard power injector that the other phones like, too?!? |
20:55.20 | alerios | bewest, I was on level 5 |
20:55.30 | [hC] | ah. I see. polarity. |
20:55.31 | [hC] | doh. |
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20:56.43 | alerios | bewest, ¿is level 5 good or bad? |
20:57.46 | shmaltz | anybody from nufone? |
20:57.52 | bewest | alerios, it's fine |
20:58.04 | bewest | the trick is to watch for the reason it's being hung up |
20:58.16 | bewest | it might say something about unable to get a frame |
20:58.25 | bewest | or can't translate between codecs |
20:58.39 | bewest | or can't bridge or something |
21:00.20 | alerios | bewest, q |
21:01.11 | alerios | bewest, i mean,.. I have a little snap from the debug file in here: http://pastebin.ca/12974 |
21:01.34 | alerios | bewest, |
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21:02.41 | bewest | # |
21:02.41 | bewest | May 24 17:38:59 NOTICE[358]: Peer 'CORTIZ' is now UNREACHABLE! |
21:03.24 | wrtchd | Good morning all. I have been at this for a few hours. I have zaptel and ztdummy confgured. Now I am trying to download Asterisk and i am stumped. cvs checkout -r v1_0_rc_2 asterisk Gives me no such tag. I don't understand CVS at all so can someone give me a clue. Netware is so much eaiser...lol |
21:03.47 | drumkilla | why would you try to checkout that tag |
21:04.08 | wrtchd | To be honest that is what the doc tells me to do. |
21:04.18 | drumkilla | um ... ha, ok |
21:04.25 | drumkilla | just use -r v1-0 |
21:04.44 | wrtchd | ok. is there a way to list what the CVS has for me to use? |
21:04.53 | drumkilla | probably, heh |
21:04.54 | wrtchd | or do you all just know by the force |
21:05.01 | drumkilla | I use the force. |
21:05.13 | drumkilla | I AM the force... |
21:05.21 | wrtchd | great..I am all out of flordians. |
21:05.22 | drumkilla | (I make the tags, hehe) |
21:05.34 | hardwire | you deserve it |
21:06.16 | jas_williams | wrtchd: just do cvs checkout -r v1-0 |
21:06.29 | drumkilla | wrtchd: or if you want to be paranoid, you can use -r v1-0-7 |
21:06.31 | jas_williams | with asterisk on the end of cource |
21:06.33 | wrtchd | it is sucking it down now. thanks folks.. |
21:07.26 | drumkilla | i'm kind of worried about this 'doc' that you are using, haha |
21:07.38 | wrtchd | http://www.asteriskdocs.org/modules/tinycontent/content/docbook/current_v1/docs-html/x460.html |
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21:08.56 | TheSin | lo all |
21:09.25 | TheSin | just wondering if anyone has mib files for a digium te11xp for linux net-snmp 5 ? |
21:09.33 | wrtchd | it has been dead on so far..This is not for production just trying to learn for now so I can install with authority in a couple of weeks when I am in Bangalore..I am a Netware/Windows convert that is going to make an all linux call center in india. They have no linux there, thus I get to keep my job.. |
21:10.33 | wrtchd | * no offense to any Indian participants in the room. |
21:10.55 | [hC] | okay, so who can tell me the pinout for a cisco poe patch cable, since mine doesnt seem to like this. |
21:11.06 | [hC] | I tried the voip-info reccomendation of the polarity switch, but that didnt seem to help |
21:11.25 | blitzrage | anyone know zoa's bandwidth calculator link? |
21:11.39 | dudes | wrtchd - an all linux dialer huh ... |
21:11.55 | drumkilla | blitzrage: you got an asteriskdocs.org compliment! |
21:12.36 | TheSin | digium is closed today :\ |
21:12.57 | cluecon[file] | it's a holiday. |
21:13.06 | blitzrage | drumkilla: oh yah? |
21:13.14 | TheSin | Or right |
21:13.18 | TheSin | we had it last weekend |
21:13.22 | drumkilla | blitzrage: yeah, wrtchd said he was using a guide from there and that it has been dead on so far |
21:13.24 | wrtchd | yeap/ GNUDIALER/Asterisk---FC3 for file, print, DHCP, DNS, and Proxy. Thinstation on the desktop booting pexe.. |
21:13.36 | blitzrage | drumkilla: nice! the book will be way better |
21:13.48 | wrtchd | I think blitzrage gave me the link last night. |
21:13.58 | drumkilla | wrtchd: ha, nice. |
21:14.00 | wrtchd | mikej did, I forget.. |
21:14.04 | drumkilla | blitzrage: i will be looking forward to it |
21:14.06 | TheSin | I bet mib files are on that asterisk business card they send me that I can't use since I have a slot loading drive :D |
21:14.11 | blitzrage | drumkilla: me too - need to get the damn thing done |
21:14.12 | dudes | wrtchd - gnudialer? Does it suck? |
21:14.21 | drumkilla | TheSin: I don't think we have anything like what you are looking for |
21:14.25 | wrtchd | I don't know. |
21:14.43 | wrtchd | I am getting to get * running then on to GNUDIALER.. |
21:14.47 | blitzrage | drumkilla: you don't know zoa's BW calc site do you? No link on astertest.com - but its there somewhere |
21:14.55 | drumkilla | blitzrage: nope ... google maybe? |
21:14.58 | TheSin | drumkilla, really? darn, I had every port maped on my Cisco Router, oh well, no monitoring :D |
21:15.10 | drumkilla | sorry TheSin |
21:15.11 | blitzrage | drumkilla: pfffffft... what the hell does google know? |
21:15.11 | wrtchd | I asked if anyone could recomend a predictive dialer last night but no one could ante up a suggestion..or clue. |
21:15.24 | drumkilla | TheSin: Digium does custom development, though! hehe |
21:15.26 | TheSin | drumkilla, np, I like the TE11xp better anyhow |
21:15.32 | blitzrage | ~google site:astertest.com bandwidth calculator |
21:15.44 | drumkilla | denied! |
21:15.47 | TheSin | thanks anyhow drumkilla |
21:15.50 | blitzrage | ouch |
21:15.57 | *** part/#asterisk TheSin (~TheSin@iphost-64-56-130-194.edm.wiband.net) |
21:15.58 | blitzrage | hrmm |
21:16.21 | dudes | wrtchd - predictive dialing in linux using asterisk ... |
21:16.23 | cluecon[file] | blitzrage: http://www.asteriskguru.com/bandwidth_calculator.php |
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21:16.25 | cluecon[file] | ;) |
21:16.27 | blitzrage | doh! |
21:16.29 | wrtchd | yes dudes |
21:16.33 | blitzrage | cluecon[file]: same guy, different site :) |
21:16.41 | dudes | wrtchd - I know about dialing ... |
21:16.55 | cluecon[file] | drumkilla: nooo run around in circles |
21:17.09 | wrtchd | really.. I am desktop guru..but have been tasked with a call center in a box.. |
21:17.13 | cluecon[file] | drumkilla: good enough |
21:17.20 | dudes | wrtchd - you'll need to learn mysql/asterisk to use gnudialer |
21:17.34 | wrtchd | mysql I have. |
21:17.48 | dudes | wrtchd - what kind of CRM are you using? Or are you using the included CRM package? |
21:17.51 | wrtchd | I am on the asterisk curve at the moment. |
21:18.08 | dudes | wrtchd - what version are you going to use of GnuDialer? |
21:18.14 | wrtchd | I have a pre-built CRM. it is the AEGIS APP..I work for Aegis Com group.. |
21:18.28 | wrtchd | I am not sure what version of GNU yet.. |
21:18.55 | wrtchd | I am not married to GnuDialer..I would use another if it is suggested. |
21:19.35 | dudes | wrtchd - I won't recommend another one ... personally anyway. But I will say I've used Gnudialer to dial before and it worked great. |
21:19.47 | wrtchd | ah great.. |
21:19.56 | wrtchd | then I am on the right track..that helps greatly.. |
21:21.33 | wrtchd | I have to make stuff work in India with no money, so I am building it to secure my job. I am really excited about ThinStation..it is Gods gift to Desktop guys like me. I am hoping Asterisk is the same thing. I am tired of Avaya, and Nortel that I have to work arround now.. |
21:21.38 | dudes | I can't think of a better alternative. Though, when we will be releasing version 2 shortly |
21:22.15 | dudes | Avaya ... ecks... Same with dialogic and SER .... |
21:22.16 | delphiuk | dudes, is version 2 that close then? |
21:22.23 | wrtchd | Unfortunatly I have a 4 week timeline. as is everything in the call center it has to be done yesterday. |
21:22.29 | dudes | delphiuk - we're about done with it |
21:22.36 | delphiuk | cool |
21:22.55 | wrtchd | do you work for/with GnuDialer? |
21:23.01 | dudes | delphiuk - we're just debugging currently, so anyone willing to do testing let me know and I"ll get you the source |
21:23.18 | dudes | wrtchd - A friend and I made gnudialer |
21:23.18 | wrtchd | how ever the opensource terminology works.. |
21:23.23 | wrtchd | well. |
21:23.29 | wrtchd | Cool. i will tell you how it works. |
21:23.44 | wrtchd | it will be dialing 100,000 leads in its first week for me. |
21:23.51 | wrtchd | 20 agents.. |
21:24.00 | dudes | we'll have gnudailer.org up and running tomorrow at the lastest |
21:24.05 | wrtchd | if all goes will by July I will have a 1000 seater running it. |
21:24.42 | dudes | wrtchd - if you do that make sure and send me a e-mail so I can post it on our site. |
21:25.12 | dudes | We'll be doing some dialing later with week on some mortgage leads. |
21:25.19 | wrtchd | I am part of a team that will be supporting the Olympics in china..we will be using what ever solution I come up with. |
21:25.48 | dudes | heath used to work for aegis |
21:25.51 | delphiuk | dudes, your all doing a stunning job on Asterisk |
21:25.57 | wrtchd | really. |
21:26.06 | dudes | delphiuk - thanks =) |
21:26.07 | wrtchd | well the olympics is not aegis..it is a side venture.. |
21:26.17 | wrtchd | heath? which aegis branch? |
21:26.32 | wrtchd | how long ago? |
21:26.34 | dudes | wrtchd - He did providen (spelling) years ago |
21:26.43 | dudes | back in 2000 or so |
21:26.45 | wrtchd | wow that was a while ago.. |
21:27.14 | wrtchd | it has changed since then..we are owned by Essar and indian company that is choking us to death.. |
21:27.15 | dudes | I'm pretty much still hungover so excuse my typeing. Plus I worked a lot weekend. |
21:27.35 | wrtchd | that is cool..where are you located? |
21:28.01 | dudes | heath and I live in Wheaton MN. He worked in Browns Valley MN |
21:28.10 | wrtchd | drop me a line with the address you want me to send my results to. tommydenton@gmail.com |
21:28.31 | dudes | james@gnudailer.org / heath@gnudialer.org and richard@gnudialer.org |
21:28.35 | wrtchd | browns valley..wow..I remember hacking that novell server out of the tree when I started in 2002.. |
21:28.41 | delphiuk | stop now |
21:28.50 | delphiuk | whoops, wrong window ;) |
21:28.53 | dudes | haha |
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21:29.24 | dudes | wrtchd - they used a Unix SER Dialer with terminals if I recall correctly |
21:29.44 | Ariel_ | there seems to be some major internet problem down in my area. |
21:29.53 | wrtchd | there they might have. we have DataGeneral with a home grown dialer now.. |
21:30.20 | wrtchd | Remember Data General and informix went out of style about 10 years ago.. |
21:30.48 | dudes | wrtchd - they've upgraded to a newer SER dialer with windows 98 stations |
21:31.07 | wrtchd | where? we don't have a browns valley anymore.. |
21:31.19 | dudes | wrtchd - they told me it was "impossible" to get on the internet at work ... took me 10 minutes to get it working. |
21:31.42 | alerios | asterisk bloody sucks |
21:31.46 | wrtchd | oh..yeah..well we have since locked down so that I can't get on. |
21:32.01 | Ariel_ | alerios, no it does not. |
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21:32.13 | Ariel_ | asterisk is great does allot. You just need to set it up correctly. |
21:32.32 | dudes | wrtchd - it's owned by a lady here. Wendy Henning. |
21:32.35 | alerios | Ariel_ I have a problem with an asterisk, many calls just hungup after some seconds of having started. I enabled debuging and got many messages like this: "Auto destroying call ..." and "Scheduling destruction of call ...", maybe you can help me |
21:32.53 | bewest | lol |
21:33.03 | bewest | alerios, I already pointed out the exact spot it was doing it |
21:33.05 | wrtchd | ah..Aegis Communications must have sold it off sometime ago..lol.. |
21:33.10 | bewest | peer is unreachable |
21:33.20 | bewest | I noticed you are both using private IP's |
21:33.25 | bewest | are you on the same lan? |
21:33.34 | dudes | wrtchd - heath and I have been keeping a VP at synergy informed on GnuDialer. Hopefully once we release 2.0 we'll be able to convert them to open source. |
21:33.59 | wrtchd | cool..I am hoping to do the same at Aegis. |
21:34.29 | dudes | wrtchd - they pay 10,000 a month for the dialer they have, plus they have to pay 2,000 per year per agent (two licenses are required for inbound) |
21:34.37 | dudes | wrtchd - it's insane what they charge. |
21:34.55 | alerios | bewest, that's not the problem. There are many extensions and channels being used, even with PSTN |
21:35.30 | alerios | and nat, and ata's, etc |
21:35.36 | wrtchd | that is why we paid a fellow to write us one..it does anything you want and gives you change. but we are married to him no matter as the source code is in his head.. |
21:35.39 | Ariel_ | alerios, there are many reasons that happens. more information is needed. |
21:36.03 | wrtchd | we don't have to pay licenses, but we have to pay avaya and nortel out the wasue.. |
21:36.17 | alerios | Ariel_ I have a little snap from the debug file in here: http://pastebin.ca/12974 |
21:36.25 | wrtchd | Regardless. I have got to get. My wife is calling. Thanks for the info and I will see you all around! |
21:36.41 | dudes | later man |
21:37.10 | dudes | I msged you the infor for our test server if you want to checkout the new admin stuff. Note that it's a actual working setup so be nice =) |
21:38.03 | alerios | It seems (not sure) that with v1.0.3 the problem never occured |
21:38.33 | Ariel_ | alerios, first let me ask you the following. Your problems look like nat reinvite problems. do you have in the sip.conf for these users canreinvite=no? |
21:40.08 | alerios | Ariel_, yes, I do |
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21:44.39 | alerios | Ariel_, Could there be any other reason for this problem? I'm gonna get wacko with this |
21:45.43 | alerios | th dark side is calling,.. maybe I should buy a cisco pbx or run asterisk on windows :S |
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21:46.50 | sean | I've done it. |
21:46.55 | sean | sort of (-: |
21:47.17 | sean | I run coLinux on my windows workstation.. so it's asterisk on linux on windows |
21:47.41 | sean | and it's not good for anything but building/testing -- can't handle calls. |
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21:47.59 | speakman | hi people! |
21:48.12 | speakman | everyone idleing today? :D |
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21:50.02 | Ariel_ | alerios, how many codec's do you have setup? I would recommend you getting the system back to basic. From your small sample of debug it seems like your having nat and different reinvite problems. |
21:50.25 | [hC] | Anyone here know how to pin out a PoE cable for a cisco phone from a switch that does 802.3af? |
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21:50.54 | Druken | speakman: today?? we idle all day everyday |
21:52.15 | alerios | Ariel_, gsm, ilbc, alaw, ulaw with disallow=all |
21:52.47 | Ariel_ | ok alerios lets set them for a test to just have ulaw. |
21:54.17 | Druken | alerios: do you have a allow in there? |
21:54.28 | alerios | Ariel_, can I test with gsm or ilbc? |
21:54.59 | alerios | Druken, of course |
21:55.01 | Ariel_ | alerios, both of those will require your system to do some transcoding. Which is what I think is the problem. |
21:56.03 | shmaltz | anyone from nufone around? |
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21:57.19 | alerios | Ariel_, ok,.. I'll test it over the week, with normal load,.. right now the server is not being used, since is a holiday on my country |
21:57.37 | jas_williams | alerios: also turn of the qualify= and see if tha makes any difference |
21:59.24 | santiago | :O |
21:59.27 | Druken | you think you need to pay 2 million for my wife? ok :) |
21:59.30 | speakman | Druken: ;) |
21:59.43 | speakman | Do anyone here use ZapRAS or PPPD commands? |
21:59.51 | jas_williams | nah you need to pay me 2 million to take your wife for 24hrs :) |
21:59.51 | santiago | Druken, do you have any picture of she? |
21:59.52 | speakman | Or even uses data calls through Asterisk? |
22:00.13 | speakman | Or really short: How do I make Asterisk initiate DATA calls, instead of VOICE? |
22:00.14 | Marlow | speakman : data calls through asterisk are no problem .. |
22:00.21 | Marlow | speakman : as long as they are zap to zap |
22:00.30 | speakman | zap to zap? I'm dialing my ISP :) |
22:00.32 | Druken | jas_williams: nah... for 2 mill, i can handle her :) |
22:00.40 | Marlow | speakman : jup .. that should just work .. |
22:00.46 | speakman | Their RAS server changes behaivor pending on my call.. |
22:00.59 | Marlow | speakman : i have a isdn router on the inside interface, that just dials through my asterisk |
22:01.02 | santiago | Druken, do you have any picture of her? |
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22:01.14 | speakman | If it's voice call, it will try V.90, and if it's DATA call it will accept PPP communication |
22:01.24 | Druken | of course i do.. but i'm not given no one pictures :) |
22:01.32 | Druken | not without seeing the cash first |
22:01.35 | Druken | hehe |
22:01.43 | speakman | Marlow: What ISDN protocol are you using? |
22:01.50 | Marlow | speakman : euroisdn .. |
22:01.52 | santiago | mmmm :S |
22:01.59 | Marlow | speakman : dss1 |
22:02.06 | speakman | Marlow: great, same here ;) hdb3 though.. ;) |
22:02.22 | Marlow | speakman : shouldn't make a difference .. |
22:02.33 | speakman | true, true.. |
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22:02.51 | Marlow | speakman : anyhow .. there is also a "D" tag for the dial command to tag a call data .. i'm not sure if it's "d" or "D" though .. |
22:02.51 | speakman | Marlow: Do you think it's possible to make a .call-file initiate a DATA call? |
22:02.57 | Marlow | speakman : it's specified somewhere .. |
22:03.06 | alerios | jas_williams, I already have the qualify option set to yes, but without a time value, just qualify=yes |
22:03.07 | speakman | Hm! YOu're right! |
22:03.19 | speakman | But how do I make pppd take over when using the DIal command? |
22:03.35 | speakman | Since a .call-file will use Dial command itself... |
22:03.37 | Marlow | speakman : never tried .. i just hooked the isdn router up to a hfc card in NT mode and let it dial through the box .. without configuring anything .. |
22:03.44 | speakman | hehe ok |
22:03.50 | Marlow | speakman : zap to capi works not, though |
22:03.52 | speakman | But U do have a point in Dial command.. |
22:04.07 | jas_williams | alerios: try setting qualify=no as a test see if it is the qualify packets causing a problem |
22:04.12 | Marlow | speakman : there is a flag there, but i don't use it |
22:04.12 | speakman | I'm having a E1 PRI which I like to connect to my ISP through.. |
22:04.15 | alerios | jas_williams, oh, you said turn it off,... jejeje, I misunderstood,.... ok I'll test it |
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22:09.49 | Druken | can someone verify what the data flag is |
22:09.50 | Druken | ? |
22:09.53 | Druken | d or D ? |
22:10.01 | Qwell | show application dial |
22:12.24 | Marlow | Druken : it's "d" |
22:12.48 | speakman | But how to make pppd handle the data?! |
22:13.05 | Qwell | <PROTECTED> |
22:14.01 | Marlow | Qwell : in the dial command ? |
22:14.12 | Qwell | Thats what show application dial says |
22:14.22 | Marlow | hmm |
22:14.30 | Druken | i belive qwell is right |
22:14.43 | Druken | i belive d is the dial extension after answered thing |
22:15.23 | Marlow | ahh .. found it .. |
22:15.29 | Marlow | exten => _X.,1,Dial(Zap/g1d/${EXTEN}) |
22:15.41 | Marlow | the "d" goes on the back of the group .. |
22:15.48 | Marlow | for isdn calls |
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22:16.48 | speakman | lol! ok.. then it's easy to make it in .call-files! |
22:16.49 | kankan | hi there |
22:17.04 | speakman | Marlow: big thanks, m8! :D |
22:17.17 | kankan | what is the purpose of this channel? |
22:18.07 | Marlow | it forces the channel to be bridged digitally |
22:18.13 | Marlow | end-to-end digital call |
22:19.01 | speakman | another thing; why can't I rmmod wcxxxx (the driver for TE110P) ? |
22:19.07 | speakman | It hangs my server BIG TIME! :) |
22:19.34 | alt | kankan: Asterisk PBX - www.asterisk.org |
22:19.43 | kankan | alt: thank you |
22:19.52 | herag | the console displays this error for an incoming call, what is the user is it referring to when it says "Failed to authenticate user "714*******" <sip:telasip@4.79.19.58>;tag=as03c8ac8e"...is it telasip, or the 714******* number? |
22:23.05 | Marlow | herag : i would say that the authuser provided was the 714 one .. |
22:23.53 | Marlow | herag : you can have a user and a authuser in sip |
22:24.13 | herag | Marlow: I see, so teleasip is sending me the 714 number as the authuser? |
22:24.36 | herag | Marlow: that 714 number is really just callerid, if the cid is blocked, it comes in as Anonymous |
22:24.45 | herag | regardless, that's the authuser? |
22:25.15 | Marlow | herag : i would say so .. |
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22:25.49 | herag | Marlow: ok, that sounds reasonable, so how do I tell asterisk to accept any authuser that telasip might send me (after all, I want to receive calls from everyone)? |
22:25.52 | Marlow | herag : try to turn debug for sip on .. |
22:26.07 | herag | Marlow, I have http://pastebin.ca/12832 |
22:26.13 | matobago | any CISCO users out there knows if it is possible to |
22:26.13 | matobago | Change the locations of the BUTTONS along the bottom of the screen. |
22:26.25 | matobago | in a cisco 7940 |
22:26.29 | [hC] | Anyone here know how to pin out a PoE cable for a cisco phone from a switch that does 802.3af? |
22:26.55 | jas_williams | matobago: No it is not possible using SIP |
22:27.18 | matobago | thanks jas_williams |
22:27.47 | matobago | but disable one? |
22:28.06 | Marlow | herag : usually any not authenficated user should go the default context, if that exists |
22:28.18 | Marlow | herag : specified in your sip.conf .. |
22:29.25 | jas_williams | herag: or you could add insecure=yes to the telasip peer |
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22:29.50 | herag | Marlow: jas_williams I have tried insecure = yes and insecure = very, no success |
22:30.04 | herag | Marlow: and I do have a default context defined |
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22:30.12 | herag | let me get the link for my sip.conf |
22:30.25 | jas_williams | herag: ok post away |
22:30.26 | jhava | Hello all, anybody has experienced Segmentation Fault when recording an incoming message on voicemail ? |
22:30.46 | herag | http://pastebin.ca/12877 |
22:30.48 | Qwell | jhava: yes, but only when I was screwing around debugging |
22:30.52 | mishehu | I've experienced a segmentation fault while eating taco bell, which later became a very fast core dump. |
22:30.52 | matobago | jas: si ti possible disable one button or many? |
22:32.04 | Marlow | herag : have you tried taking that "telasip" section out there .. |
22:32.18 | Marlow | herag : it should not matter at all, since you are sending it to the same context |
22:32.20 | jas_williams | herag: you need a type=user entry for telasip |
22:32.55 | jas_williams | as well or change to type=friend |
22:33.14 | Marlow | jas_williams : friend would just mean that it acts as peer and user at the same time |
22:33.14 | jas_williams | type=peer is for outbound only |
22:33.22 | Marlow | jas_williams : would not change anything .. |
22:33.31 | herag | jas_williams: I have tried creating a new entry of type = user |
22:33.34 | Marlow | jas_williams : and he wants to send users in regardless of username |
22:33.41 | herag | and I have also tried type = friend |
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22:34.00 | herag | Marlow: let me try commenting out the telasip entry altogether, leaving only the register |
22:34.34 | Marlow | herag : exactly .. when having trouble try to minimize your config to the bare limit and see, what happens .. |
22:34.36 | jas_williams | herag: also it might be worth specifying an extension on the end of the register command |
22:34.39 | Marlow | herag : then add on again |
22:34.43 | herag | !! |
22:34.46 | herag | Marlow: that did it! |
22:34.58 | herag | it accepted the call! |
22:34.59 | herag | wheeeeeeee |
22:35.16 | Marlow | herag : it tries to authentificate against the specified telasip user .. |
22:35.22 | Marlow | herag : that's what went wrong .. |
22:35.25 | herag | Marlow: I see |
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22:35.39 | herag | Marlow: so how do I get it to not check against the peer entry? |
22:35.47 | herag | Marlow: cause without the peer definition, I can't dialout |
22:36.18 | jas_williams | herag: set the type=friend and insecure=yes |
22:36.34 | Marlow | herag : peer is ok ... |
22:36.48 | Marlow | herag : but take the "fromuser" out .. that is for inbound .. |
22:36.55 | Marlow | herag : specify the "authuser" instead |
22:37.51 | herag | Marlow: what do I set as the authuser, the same as my username value? |
22:38.06 | Marlow | herag : sure .. if that is your user to authentificate with . |
22:38.18 | herag | ah ok....yes, it is the same |
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22:38.37 | herag | Marlow: you are a god... |
22:38.39 | Marlow | herag : and you don't need to set the username |
22:38.40 | herag | Marlow: that worked |
22:38.50 | herag | Marlow: no username for the peer entry? |
22:38.51 | Marlow | herag : the section name = username |
22:38.56 | Marlow | herag : allways |
22:39.10 | Marlow | herag : you only need to set it, if you want it to be different |
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22:39.25 | herag | Marlow: ah, I see, otherwise it will just inherit the authuser entry? |
22:39.44 | Marlow | herag : no ... it will take it from the [telasip] |
22:39.52 | dca | what is the command in iax.conf to tell it not to cache dns? |
22:39.55 | Marlow | herag : the authuser would also inherit it from there normally |
22:40.08 | herag | Marlow: "there" is what? the register line? |
22:40.14 | Marlow | dca : it does not cache dns as such .. |
22:40.23 | dca | sure it does |
22:40.41 | Marlow | dca : eh .. it only does the lookup once when the module is loaded :) |
22:40.54 | Marlow | dca : it doesn't do it on every call |
22:41.02 | dca | right, but i believe there is a something= so that it won't cache at all |
22:41.51 | Marlow | herag : the register line has nothing to do with your [telasip] section |
22:42.02 | Marlow | herag : it's something entirely different .. |
22:42.27 | Marlow | herag : register is for inbound, your [telasip] peer section is for outbound |
22:42.49 | Marlow | herag : or better .. register is to tell others that you want inbound traffic :) |
22:43.08 | herag | Marlow: right, that's sorta how I interpreted it, so when you said that it'll be pulling the username from somewhere, where was that "somewhere"? |
22:43.18 | Marlow | herag : like gw3.telasip.com in this case |
22:43.41 | Marlow | herag : you start your peer section with [telasip] |
22:43.59 | Marlow | herag : that is interpreted as you username, if you don't override it with authuser/username |
22:44.35 | Marlow | herag : so if "telasip" not is your username, you should specify them both |
22:44.35 | herag | oh, I see |
22:45.17 | tzanger | I always hated that register was its own entity |
22:45.31 | tzanger | and that you couldn't say register => [someuser] |
22:45.46 | Marlow | tzanger : that would make more sense though .. |
22:45.52 | Marlow | tzanger : i agree on that .. |
22:45.55 | herag | Marlow: where did you read about all these little details? where do I find documentation at this level? |
22:46.14 | Marlow | herag : ehh .. in the sample sip.conf ? :) |
22:46.22 | Marlow | herag : matter of interpretation |
22:46.52 | Druken | has anyone ever actually gotten the privacy manager to work? |
22:46.58 | Marlow | herag : or when you after having been poking around with asterisk finally see the light .. |
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22:47.24 | Marlow | herag : ;o) |
22:47.43 | herag | Marlow: ok...I think I sorta have a place to work with...I've been banging my head against the wall for almost a week trying to solve this incoming call problem |
22:48.00 | Marlow | herag : some people needed years :o) |
22:48.09 | herag | Marlow: though I screwed it up again, I think I can figure it out...thanks a ton for your help |
22:48.27 | Marlow | herag : just go back to the simplest approach again, if it fails .. |
22:48.33 | Marlow | herag : and build up from there .. |
22:48.37 | Marlow | herag : never fails :) |
22:48.52 | herag | Marlow: ya, I'm gonna go back to just the register line |
22:49.14 | herag | thanks again |
22:51.04 | alerios | good bye and thanks for the help |
22:52.10 | Marlow | they are a hassle to open |
22:56.16 | blitzrage | anyone want to host a website for me? :) |
22:56.31 | Marlow | blitzrage : for what purpose ? |
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22:56.58 | blitzrage | Marlow: I need to run www.dotproject.net for myself - would only be me and maybe a couple of friends accessing it |
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22:58.57 | zonezero | anyone use asterisk and voicepulse connect recently? |
22:59.31 | Ariel_ | zonezero, yes I am using it. |
23:00.19 | zonezero | I just setup an account but didn't get the asterisk config in email...noticed they send that on the wiki entry. |
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23:01.04 | zonezero | the faq link they sent with my number also doesn't work...is it something simple? |
23:01.51 | davep_infoseeker | hi all just installed the zaptel drivers and asterisk from cvs . . cant get the drivers to load right |
23:02.14 | davep_infoseeker | using the tdm400 card and the wctdm driver |
23:03.00 | davep_infoseeker | when I modprobe wctdm it just sits there doing nothing so I bg it and take a look at the lsmod |
23:03.22 | Mavvie | check /var/log/messages |
23:03.23 | davep_infoseeker | lsmod shows that zaptel, wctdm and crc_ccitt are loaded |
23:04.40 | davep_infoseeker | messages shows |
23:04.41 | davep_infoseeker | May 30 16:53:31 localhost kernel: <6>Zapata Telephony Interface Registered on major 196 |
23:05.04 | davep_infoseeker | running asterisk dies though |
23:05.23 | Mavvie | check your asterisk logs |
23:05.29 | davep_infoseeker | May 30 17:04:47 ERROR[6705]: chan_zap.c:6541 mkintf: Unable to open channel 1: No such device or address |
23:05.30 | jas_williams | davep_infoseeker: type ztcfg -vvv |
23:06.04 | davep_infoseeker | shows the channel map with two channels configured |
23:06.20 | davep_infoseeker | and an error |
23:06.20 | davep_infoseeker | ZT_CHANCONFIG failed on channel 1: No such device or address (6) |
23:06.31 | Druken | blitzrage: how much bandwidth and what do you need it for? |
23:06.57 | jas_williams | davep_infoseeker: post you zapata.conf to pastebin it has an error |
23:07.11 | speakman | davep_infoseeker: got the same message with my TE110P |
23:07.34 | speakman | davep_infoseeker: after a "powerdown" on the server, and turning it back on, the message is gone... |
23:07.44 | speakman | very strange behaviour |
23:08.20 | davep_infoseeker | zapata.conf or zaptel.conf? |
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23:08.41 | speakman | Have to go to bed now, cya people! :D |
23:10.08 | davep_infoseeker | zpata.conf is posted |
23:10.28 | davep_infoseeker | speakman: I just rebooted and got the same thing |
23:10.37 | blitzrage | Druken: haha... thanks, Marlow has already kindly donated me a vserver (whom I thank greatly!) |
23:10.40 | Druken | speakman: no... the digium cards don't like soft reboots, they need a "powerdown" |
23:11.06 | Druken | blitzrage: aight no prob :) |
23:12.08 | blitzrage | Druken: thanks for the offer, I appreciate ti |
23:12.09 | herag | Marlow: or anyone else who has an idea, I now have a very curious problem...I can get it to dialin just fine, but I have to comment out the "secret = <pass>" line in my [peer] definition, and if I do that, then I can't dial out...what is going on? |
23:12.22 | jas_williams | davep_infoseeker: post your zapata.conf |
23:12.39 | Marlow | herag : isn't there something like authsecret in sip.conf ? |
23:12.46 | Marlow | herag : i would have to check though .. |
23:12.55 | davep_infoseeker | jas: already did under infoseeker on postbin |
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23:17.16 | herag | Marlow: no, unfortunately there is no authsecret in sip.conf....but the lightbulb finally went off, and I figured out how to make the "type = user" entry properly, and that solves everything, cause now asterisk matches incoming calls against the [user] entry, and outgoing calls are free to go out through the [peer] section |
23:17.51 | davep_infoseeker | would it give me problems loading asterisk if the phone line is not plugged into the card? |
23:17.51 | Marlow | good good .. |
23:18.23 | Marlow | herag : it's usually just a matter of poking around .. i have to figure it out every time from new, because i don't poke around in the config often ... |
23:18.25 | jas_williams | davep_infoseeker: are you sure your modules are in slot 4 and 1 post the relevant section from var/log/messages |
23:19.22 | davep_infoseeker | May 30 16:53:31 localhost kernel: <6>Zapata Telephony Interface Registered on major 196 |
23:19.31 | davep_infoseeker | that is the only message in /var/log/messages |
23:20.12 | davep_infoseeker | jas_williams: not sure if the modules are loaded right because the modprobe just hung |
23:20.24 | davep_infoseeker | jas_williams: i ran modprobe wctdm |
23:21.02 | davep_infoseeker | jas_williams: I think thats the right module for my card |
23:22.00 | davep_infoseeker | jas_williams: I was using this same card and zapata.conf on another box and it was working fine |
23:23.14 | davep_infoseeker | ? |
23:23.27 | jas_williams | Druken: Got your privacy manager working yet ? |
23:23.56 | jas_williams | davep_infoseeker: did you modprobe zaptel first ? |
23:24.44 | davep_infoseeker | jas_williams: no I just modporbe wctdm it loaded zaptel by itself |
23:25.30 | jas_williams | davep_infoseeker: try loading the modules your self zaptel first then wctdm then do a ztcfg -vvv |
23:25.40 | davep_infoseeker | ok |
23:26.17 | davep_infoseeker | humm cant seem to unload the modules now |
23:26.22 | davep_infoseeker | guess I will reboot? |
23:26.32 | jas_williams | guess so |
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23:29.23 | davep_infoseeker | jas: looks like that worked ztcfg gave me no error that time |
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23:30.48 | davep_infoseeker | thanks gotta run |
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23:34.15 | faqu | i've problem linking 2 asterisks through IAX when i want to call any extension i got Call rejected by REMOTEIP: No authority found, any idea? |
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23:43.01 | Paul[NOC] | Alright... I have eth0 as a public ip and eth1 as a internal IP. Phones are registering fine and ring ok |
23:43.08 | Paul[NOC] | But no voice RTP between |
23:43.10 | Paul[NOC] | ANy ideas? |
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23:45.13 | Marlow | Paul[NOC] : no voice between what ? |
23:45.35 | Marlow | Paul[NOC] : internal phones together, internal phone to outside, be specific |
23:45.55 | Paul[NOC] | Outside > Internal |
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23:46.40 | Paul[NOC] | 5004 is the RTP Port and I assume it's UDP |
23:46.42 | Marlow | Paul[NOC] : canreinvite=no ? |
23:46.59 | dr123 | Question does anyone know why on a Grandstream BudgetTone 100 or SJPhone under SIP protocal when transfering to Parked Call I dont hear the extension the call was parked on... something about a blind transfer.... NEED HELP!!! |
23:47.40 | Paul[NOC] | Marlow, yes |
23:47.55 | faqu | i've problem linking 2 asterisks through IAX when i want to call any extension i got Call rejected by REMOTEIP: No authority found, any idea? |
23:48.00 | RoyK | kram: ping |
23:48.55 | Marlow | Paul[NOC] : and the devices are set to use the asterisk box as outgoing proxy ? |
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23:49.58 | rene- | hey |
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23:50.32 | mrtwister | question. oh323 vs h323. latest or cvs head.. what is better. h323 using latest pwlib ans openh323,.. what about fast/slow start, g245 tunneling, what about f723 codec? |
23:50.34 | gordonjcp | hello |
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23:52.23 | Marlow | mrtwister : in general => h323 is the wrong choice .. but if it absolute has to be h323, whichever you can get working .. |
23:53.13 | Paul[NOC] | <PROTECTED> |
23:54.26 | mrtwister | lol :) thanks, but have to use h323. wholesale market is h323 based. i do not like h323, but must use. |
23:54.49 | gordonjcp | ? |
23:54.49 | Marlow | mrtwister : then try both .. whatever works best for you .. |
23:54.54 | mrtwister | until now i play with oh323, but maybe someone have good expierence with h323? |
23:55.00 | gordonjcp | who the hell uses h323 these days? |
23:55.02 | Marlow | mrtwister : usually i had the best experience with chan_h323 |
23:55.08 | Qwell | gordonjcp: people stuck in the 80s |
23:55.16 | gordonjcp | 'lo Qwell |
23:55.31 | Marlow | gordonjcp : old fashioned telco's with no clue .. |
23:55.34 | gordonjcp | h323 is dead |
23:55.49 | gordonjcp | no-one supports it any more |
23:55.55 | zonezero | t38modem uses h323 to talk wiht the cisco |
23:55.59 | mrtwister | let discuss ? :) |
23:56.21 | mrtwister | please try to get sip routes there www.forumvoip.com |
23:56.25 | Marlow | zonezero : t38modem talks h323/t38 to anything, that will terminate/receive fax |
23:56.29 | zonezero | but then maybe this is why t39modem dont work so good |
23:56.30 | Marlow | zonezero : via t38 |
23:56.33 | mrtwister | wholesale market is h323 |
23:56.35 | [hC] | so.. Who here has some experience with cisco PoE? :) |
23:56.38 | Marlow | zonezero : but it works with cisco, yes .. |
23:56.55 | mrtwister | and - big problem - 3rd world is h323 g723.1 |
23:57.11 | mrtwister | like bangladesh, african routes, india etc |
23:57.34 | gordonjcp | mrtwister: h323, forget it |
23:57.43 | gordonjcp | get them using proper protocols |
23:57.56 | gordonjcp | if VoIP was an airline |
23:58.08 | gordonjcp | H323 would be the Lockheed Constellation |
23:58.09 | mrtwister | hehe |
23:58.26 | mrtwister | you know cost of 64kbps 1:1 in bangladesh or nigeria? |
23:58.37 | gordonjcp | yes |
23:58.54 | gordonjcp | which is why I wonder why you waste it with H323 |
23:59.23 | mrtwister | why me |
23:59.35 | mrtwister | let say we buying routes |
23:59.51 | mrtwister | saudi arabia, kuwait, egypt, bangladesh, nigeria etc |