00:00.17 | justinu | it'll make your MoH sound like shit tho :) |
00:00.20 | TheCops | justinu, i have a 6mbps/800kbps ADSL links, and I want to be able to get a PRI via voip |
00:00.21 | Ariel_ | if you need to save bw but if you have the bw then ulaw is better sounding |
00:00.55 | TheCops | Ariel_, people say that 729 is very similar to ulaw |
00:01.03 | TheCops | true or not ? |
00:01.09 | Ariel_ | not in all cases |
00:01.14 | TheCops | :/ |
00:01.38 | TheCops | justinu, do you think I'll be able with 729 ? |
00:01.45 | Ariel_ | if you really listen to tones there is a big difference in the sound |
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00:02.08 | TheCops | Ariel_, nice to hear, this is for incomming call hehe |
00:02.40 | FuriousGeorge | anyone ever experience fluctuations of the volume on voicemail recordings |
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00:03.49 | rob0 | gnosys: you have to look in your /lib/modules/`uname -r` to see if the module is there |
00:03.49 | FuriousGeorge | recordings=the messages left, not the greetings |
00:04.57 | johngalt | anyone care to comment on what happened and how openpbx got started - just curious and trying to get input from both sides. |
00:05.04 | gnosys | thanks, rob0. It is there. It inserted properly. The problem seems to be that there is no wcfxS module present. And when I look in the sources, I see none there either. Only a wcfxsUSB (my emphasis)... |
00:05.32 | Ariel_ | argh windows sucks. I have to reboot this damm laptop..... |
00:06.11 | rob0 | dmesg | tail # after you try to load it |
00:06.31 | justinu | you can probably get 20+ channels out of 800kbps on G729 |
00:12.27 | gnosys | ya, i thought o' that too: Zapata Telephony Interface Registered on major 196 is all that is there. The error I'm getting when trying to load wctdm is this:FATAL: Module wcfxs not found. |
00:13.00 | gnosys | and indeed, there is no wcfxs module present in /lib/modules/`uname -r`/misc |
00:13.25 | gnosys | nor is there any wcfsx filename at all in the sources except for wcfxsusb |
00:26.35 | hugo-v6 | whats the difference ebtween extensions.conf and extensions.ael? |
00:27.56 | Gamercjm | hmm for playback() does asterisk support .wav? |
00:28.36 | TheCops | justinu, more then 20? |
00:28.50 | robl^ | Gamercjm: yes, depending on the format of the wav file |
00:29.03 | justinu | g729 is ~8kbps/sec |
00:29.20 | TheCops | justinu, nice |
00:30.02 | Gamercjm | what formats are accepted? I downloaded a converter and converted a wav to a gsm wav, but didnt work |
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00:36.29 | gnosys | rob0? |
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00:43.00 | tainted- | anyone use voicepulse for DIDs? |
00:43.34 | justinu | tried to |
00:43.44 | justinu | quality is ass |
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00:49.44 | tainted- | by ass do u mean good or bad |
00:49.58 | justinu | bad |
00:50.01 | tainted- | cause there's good and bad ass |
00:50.08 | tainted- | did u use iax or sip |
00:50.16 | justinu | tried both, iax seems to work a little better |
00:50.27 | tainted- | what problems where u having |
00:50.32 | tainted- | audio problems? |
00:50.35 | justinu | noisy calls |
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00:50.36 | tainted- | how long ago? |
00:50.38 | justinu | yeah |
00:50.46 | justinu | week or two |
00:50.47 | tainted- | hmm.. that's actually what i'm getting too |
00:51.01 | justinu | then I tried asterlink, and it's perfect |
00:53.08 | tainted- | what are their rates for incoming |
00:53.36 | justinu | i don't remember, but they're toll free only |
00:53.45 | justinu | try joining #asterlink |
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00:59.12 | alephcom | Hello Everyone |
00:59.46 | dokhench | howdy alephcom |
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01:02.14 | alephcom | No big flamewars going on?? :-( |
01:02.18 | alephcom | :-) |
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01:03.42 | justinu | been very quiet today |
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01:04.20 | Dr-Linux | anybody can help for FOP |
01:04.42 | Dr-Linux | i installed everything but haveing an error while run ./op_server.pl file |
01:04.43 | Dr-Linux | [root@I2C-PBX i2c]# ./op_server.pl |
01:04.43 | Dr-Linux | Could not write configuration data /use/local/apache2/htdocs/i2c/variables.txt. |
01:04.43 | Dr-Linux | Check your file permissions |
01:04.43 | Dr-Linux | [root@I2C-PBX i2c]# |
01:04.56 | Dr-Linux | even, the file doesn't exist :S |
01:06.16 | alephcom | justinu: That's not all bad. |
01:06.29 | justinu | nah, not at all |
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01:12.03 | ShadowMaster1 | I am seeking help with an error I am getting with my voip provider regarding a bad codec. Is it bad form to paste the 1 line error message here or shoud I paste it on the code past web site? |
01:12.25 | drray | paste it here |
01:12.51 | ShadowMaster1 | I have a SIP trace on this as well.. WARNING[17166]: chan_sip.c:3470 process_sdp: Unknown SDP media type in offer: video 9058 RTP/AVP 31 34 |
01:13.02 | ShadowMaster1 | I am not tryingto do any type of video.. |
01:15.40 | ShadowMaster1 | It didn't matter if it was pre 1.2 or on version 1.2.. It also gives the same error on my new install of Asterisk@Home.. AXVoice the provider says they have others who work fine, but will not troubleshoot. |
01:16.06 | drray | which client? |
01:16.31 | ShadowMaster1 | This occurs when trying to place a call into asterisk.. |
01:16.40 | drray | which type of client |
01:16.42 | file[laptop] | from your provider? |
01:16.49 | drray | what kind of phone |
01:16.50 | drray | ? |
01:16.58 | ShadowMaster1 | yes.. From the AXVoice DID.. it never gets to my dial plan.. |
01:17.17 | file[laptop] | they're sending you a video offer in the SDP? |
01:17.19 | file[laptop] | fun. |
01:18.01 | ShadowMaster1 | That is what I was seeing as well. Is there any way I can, from my side, reject that offer without rejecting the whole call? |
01:19.00 | ShadowMaster1 | The offer for video that is.. |
01:19.01 | Dr-Linux | justinu: i read in google Qwell is helping a guy who has same problem that i have with FOP |
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01:22.35 | hugo-v6 | Dr-Linux: did u check the perms? |
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01:23.22 | Mavantix | whooohoo, I got my phones and just compiled asterisk!! The fun begins! :) |
01:26.01 | Mavantix | ..channel dead tonight? |
01:26.40 | ptiggerdine | nope. |
01:26.50 | ptiggerdine | all working on asterisk :) |
01:26.54 | Mavantix | heh |
01:26.54 | Anjo_Malvado | hehe |
01:27.30 | Mavantix | well, it's running, but, I don't know what Im doing with it now... I guess I need to add a sip registration for a phone and try and get that working? |
01:28.11 | jsaunders | Good thinkin' Billy. |
01:28.27 | Mavantix | I'm RTFM'ing ;) |
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01:30.15 | Dr-Linux | anyone is using FOP? |
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01:31.01 | javar | what does FOP? |
01:31.14 | jsaunders | http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/ |
01:31.24 | Dr-Linux | javar: Flash Operator Panel for asterisk |
01:31.32 | jsaunders | Heheh, guess I'm wrong. :) |
01:31.37 | javar | thx |
01:31.39 | Dr-Linux | Could not write configuration data /use/local/apache2/htdocs/i2c/variables.txt. |
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01:31.56 | Dr-Linux | i'm facing this problem while try to start it |
01:32.51 | ShadowMaster1 | does the directory path exist? |
01:33.07 | Dr-Linux | ShadowMaster1: |
01:33.19 | Dr-Linux | but "variables.txt" file doesn't exist |
01:34.10 | ShadowMaster1 | if it's trying to write it out, I would have thought it didn't need to exist. Can you create one and see if it will update it? Perhaps an empty file? (I'm guessing as I'm new thoo this) |
01:34.39 | Dr-Linux | hhm.. |
01:34.45 | Dr-Linux | ShadowMaster1: let me try |
01:35.30 | ShadowMaster1 | Dr: It's worth the effort is it's that simple a fix.. IMHO.. Of course, I don't rate confidence high on that as a solution. |
01:36.09 | Dr-Linux | hhm.. |
01:36.25 | Dr-Linux | ShadowMaster1: same problem even i gave it full permissions |
01:36.26 | Dr-Linux | [root@I2C-PBX i2c]# ./op_server.pl |
01:36.27 | Dr-Linux | Could not write configuration data /use/local/apache2/htdocs/i2c/variables.txt. |
01:36.27 | Dr-Linux | Check your file permissions |
01:38.58 | Dr-Linux | [Fri Dec 16 04:27:14 2005] [error] [client 72.129.86.208] File does not exist: /usr/local/apache2/htdocs/i2c/variables.txt |
01:39.09 | Dr-Linux | this is apache log :S |
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01:47.43 | robl^ | hrmmm.. has anyone come up with a way of using app_devstate to monitor parked calls? |
01:48.43 | xachen | sweet |
01:48.48 | xachen | found a good NSES emulator :) |
01:48.52 | xachen | now to download Mario Allstarts |
01:48.56 | xachen | Allstars* |
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01:50.42 | justinu | get yoshi's island too |
01:52.39 | xachen | ok |
01:52.39 | xachen | this is sad |
01:52.40 | xachen | Mario is classic |
01:52.45 | xachen | and there is very few places that have it |
01:52.48 | rob0 | asterlink $2/month and 2 cents/minute? Is that a typo? |
01:53.12 | xachen | Why would that be a typo? |
01:53.30 | rob0 | $2/mo seems low to me |
01:53.34 | xachen | erm |
01:53.37 | xachen | its pay as you go :) |
01:53.54 | xachen | you pay 2c/min regardless if you call your neighbor or across the country |
01:54.00 | file[laptop] | it used to be $0/mth, but we started getting charged for having numbers |
01:54.01 | rob0 | yes, I get that. |
01:54.02 | xachen | Yoshis Island/Safardi? |
01:54.12 | file[laptop] | which is very very... so very expensive |
01:54.12 | xachen | Cookie :P |
01:54.15 | justinu | i dunno what safardi is |
01:54.34 | xachen | Yogi Bear! |
01:54.38 | xachen | classics :) |
01:55.24 | xachen | since all my voip stuff is on my laptop in a repair depot |
01:55.29 | xachen | I need to amuse myself with something |
01:56.24 | ptiggerdine | classics are great |
01:56.37 | justinu | i need to get an SNES emulator on my psp |
01:56.59 | alephcom | xachen: If that's the case, I'll lend you a box and you can spend the weekend programming for me. :-) Free of course. |
01:57.28 | xachen | I work this weekend |
01:57.28 | xachen | :( |
01:57.35 | xachen | if it wass lastwekend I'd be more than happy haha |
01:58.01 | alephcom | :-) |
01:59.58 | xachen | its hard to code using SSH ond ialup |
02:00.07 | file[laptop] | that's death |
02:00.14 | file[laptop] | but, I'm spending the weekend on cellular... |
02:00.17 | xachen | which is why I was mad ewhen I completely goofed my CMOS |
02:00.20 | file[laptop] | so, I will feel the pain |
02:00.36 | xachen | cellular is worse than dialup :( |
02:01.11 | file[laptop] | my provider's is about on par with dialup with latency |
02:01.14 | file[laptop] | except faster on the downstream |
02:01.25 | xachen | well its not hte lag that kills on dialup |
02:01.34 | xachen | it actually works good 95% of the time amazingly with Telus |
02:01.39 | xachen | its just that your phone line is always tied up |
02:02.07 | file[laptop] | I intend on being on IRC while driving down... well, I'm not driving - that's just suicide |
02:02.16 | trixter | http://www.betanews.com/article/FCC_Wants_VoIP_Users_to_Pay_Tax_Too/1134671376 The FCC will likely force Internet telephone, or VoIP, providers to contribute to the Universal Service Fund -- when will the insanity end? |
02:02.41 | alephcom | xachen: I sent a message to the guys the run the network up here and told them to swing a tower down by you guys. :-) Don't hold your breath waiting. |
02:02.42 | xachen | yeah |
02:03.04 | xachen | we don't need spying anymore :p |
02:03.11 | xachen | the guy here is a complete cracknut |
02:03.31 | xachen | trixster: Yes, the FC C wants complete control. They just hate VoIP because they can't regulate it as much. |
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02:07.58 | xachen | look at this: http://christmas.jason-m.com |
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02:08.03 | xachen | I want to do something like that know! |
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02:21.42 | [TK]D-Fender | and... WHEEEEEEE!!! |
02:25.08 | Mavantix | [TK]D-Fender: got my phones!! :) |
02:26.20 | justinu | what kind? |
02:26.57 | Mavantix | polycom 601s and 501s |
02:27.01 | [TK]D-Fender | Yeah.. I forget which ones I advised :) |
02:27.02 | justinu | great |
02:27.04 | [TK]D-Fender | hehe |
02:27.05 | [TK]D-Fender | cool. |
02:27.12 | justinu | i've got a 501 and 601 sitting on my desk |
02:27.13 | Mavantix | working on setting up ftp provissioning |
02:27.21 | justinu | use http |
02:27.28 | Mavantix | k |
02:27.47 | [TK]D-Fender | Don't use HTTP... means you need to run another service with its own set of hassles and is more snooped.. |
02:27.49 | Mavantix | should I use the files here: http://www.krisk.org/asterisk/pcom/ |
02:28.01 | robl^ | Polycom seems nice.. :) Cisco has ceased being my favorite.. Snom is good. :) |
02:28.01 | MstlyHrmls | FTP means you can get logfile uploads without fiddling with getting HTTP PUT set up on your server |
02:28.04 | [TK]D-Fender | FTP is avaiable by default in practically all distros. |
02:28.04 | justinu | i dunno, i'm a fan of http |
02:28.17 | justinu | it wasn't that hard to set up PUT, |
02:28.21 | justinu | use HTTPS |
02:28.27 | [TK]D-Fender | justinu : Yeah it works, but FTP is just so much easier and less things to go wrong. |
02:28.39 | justinu | i dunno, haven't had any problems using https |
02:28.41 | MstlyHrmls | PUT is just One More Thing |
02:28.51 | justinu | there's always just one more thing |
02:28.55 | justinu | it's technology |
02:29.04 | justinu | i don't run ftp servers |
02:29.07 | MstlyHrmls | plus, FTP gives you log appending by default |
02:29.21 | Mavantix | I installed vsftp, but it's not on by default it seems |
02:29.33 | MstlyHrmls | *shrug* fair enough. however, if you're running neither, I'd say install FTP and use that :-) |
02:30.15 | Mavantix | I'm fine with FTP, anyone want to let me know what config files I better be using? ...and do I need to upgrade the firmware in the phones? |
02:30.19 | justinu | i like my provisioning to be availble over the net, so i use http |
02:30.28 | justinu | i don't like running ftp over the net for whatever reason |
02:30.43 | MstlyHrmls | justinu: fair point |
02:30.59 | Nugget | if it's not encrypted IT'S CRAP. |
02:31.14 | MstlyHrmls | \m/FTPS\m/ |
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02:31.17 | justinu | yeah, which is wy new polycom boot loader does https |
02:31.20 | justinu | why |
02:31.23 | MstlyHrmls | best of both worlds! :-) |
02:35.00 | [TK]D-Fender | Nugget : That last line in the tone of Billy Connelly no less ;) |
02:36.21 | Nugget | that's how I was saying it in my head. :) |
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02:42.13 | gnosys | Hi folks... just upgraded from 1.0.5 to 1.2.1 and ran into a problem loading module wcfxo with message: ZT_CHANCONFIG failed on channel 2: No such device or address (6).... but the module loads and dmesg output seems reasonable: wcfxo: DAA mode is 'FCC'; Found a Wildcard FXO: Wildcard X101P. This is a 2.4 kernel. Anybody see any boo boos here? |
02:46.41 | [TK]D-Fender | gnosys : did you download and recompile the new Zaptel as well? |
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02:47.53 | gnosys | yup... libpri too. It actually seems to work (I'm fiddling with old modules like chan_modem.so now, which seems to be causing asterisk to fail to load, but the module stuff and ztcfg seemed to have worked. Not sure what to make of the error message. |
02:48.26 | rob0 | 2 zap channels and each is a different driver? |
02:48.51 | rob0 | if so I think the error is harmless |
02:50.01 | rob0 | ztcfg runs when each driver loads. When the first driver loads it gives an error because the second isn't loaded yet. |
02:50.47 | gnosys | Do I need chan_modem.so in 1.2.1? I'm not even sure why I had it loading in the older version, but it's in my modules.conf file in /etc/asterisk just before res_musiconhold.so. I did get a warning after asterisk make install about old modules, but I figured it wouldn't hurt to leave them there if they weren't loaded, but this one is getting loaded in modules.conf |
02:53.55 | kshumard_home | gnosys, noload it... you don't need or even want it |
02:54.30 | kshumard_home | I think it'll be removed in 1.4 |
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02:58.36 | FuriousGeorge | do i have to uninstall the old asterisk when i upgrade to 1.2.1 (from 1.0.9) or anything like that |
02:59.16 | kshumard_home | you should probably remove (or backup) /usr/lib/asterisk/modules, but that's about it |
02:59.18 | kshumard_home | typically |
02:59.46 | gnosys | thanks guys. seems to work ok now. not sure what the error message was about. |
03:00.05 | FuriousGeorge | thanks kshumard |
03:00.18 | kshumard_home | np |
03:01.30 | Gamercjm | I have a DISA set-up how can i record all cames made from it? |
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03:03.50 | kshumard_home | Gamercjm, you have an extension calling DISA, right? Just have a higher priority in that extension calling Monitor |
03:03.56 | kshumard_home | or MixMonitor, prolly |
03:04.09 | Gamercjm | Well its from a DID |
03:04.28 | Gamercjm | would I do the same thing? |
03:04.48 | kshumard_home | sure |
03:06.04 | Qwell | You have got to be kidding me... |
03:06.27 | Qwell | a cellphone company can't block a number from calling you... |
03:07.26 | Gamercjm | I see that monitor asks for the filename to record as, So every call made will be in the same file unless i change the name everytime? |
03:07.55 | kshumard_home | well you can use a channel variable like ${TIMESTAMP} or ${UNIQUEID} or something to have it dynamic |
03:08.12 | kshumard_home | check out /usr/src/asterisk/doc/README.variables to see what all the channel variables are |
03:08.15 | Gamercjm | ooh i c |
03:08.23 | Gamercjm | yah ill do that, thanks |
03:08.27 | kshumard_home | np |
03:10.19 | gnosys | I get so confused over the wcfxo versus wcfxs thing. The wcfxs kernel module... has it been replaced by the wctdm module? Is the wctdm module supposed to be for controlling PSTN lines or analog telephones? I know the bit about wcfxo devices need wcfxs signalling, but it gets me so darned confused that I can never keep track of which is which. If I want to load a module to drive a PSTN line. Is that wcfxo or wctdm in 1.2.1? |
03:11.06 | [TK]D-Fender | WCFXO = X100p analog card. WCFXS = TDM400 card |
03:11.08 | kshumard_home | In 1.2.1, wctdm is the driver for the TDM400P, whether it has FXO or FXS modules on it |
03:11.30 | [TK]D-Fender | Has been like this for years. |
03:11.34 | CoaxD | which makes no frickin sense |
03:11.44 | CoaxD | but ok |
03:11.56 | [TK]D-Fender | CoaxD : My guess is they didn't think up FXO for the TDM card at first... |
03:12.10 | [TK]D-Fender | support modules) |
03:12.12 | CoaxD | tk: It has NOT been this way for years. |
03:12.24 | CoaxD | er |
03:12.34 | kshumard_home | I wanna say it's been like that since 1.0.9 but not 1.0.7 |
03:12.41 | [TK]D-Fender | CoaxD : At least 2... since I got in and had mine :) |
03:12.42 | CoaxD | i'm thinking i'm wrong; one used wcfxs.c to handle both wcfxs/wcfxo |
03:12.53 | CoaxD | on tdm400 |
03:13.09 | [TK]D-Fender | WCFXO = x100p :p |
03:13.20 | CoaxD | ya |
03:13.34 | CoaxD | it dont make sense. x100p.c anyone |
03:13.47 | kshumard_home | so ln -s it. : ) |
03:13.54 | kshumard_home | well |
03:13.58 | CoaxD | kshumard: I dont think one can insmod a symlink :P |
03:14.01 | kshumard_home | alias in /etc/modprobe.conf anyway |
03:14.05 | kshumard_home | right |
03:14.06 | CoaxD | heh |
03:14.21 | kshumard_home | but that's what we do with wct2xxp for the dual span t1/e1 card |
03:14.27 | kshumard_home | it's just an alias of wct4xxp |
03:15.19 | dokhench | any way to get a 3.x version bootrom out of a polycom, and back down to 2.6.1? <crossing fingers> |
03:15.51 | hugo-v6 | hmz. sometimes compiling mISDN is a pain in the ass. im going to bed for now. |
03:16.15 | gnosys | Ok, in one server that's been operating for quite awhile now (just upgraded from 1.0.5) I have a TDM400P and an X101P. In it, I have zaptel.conf with the first channel as fxsks=1 so I load the kernel modules in this order with 1.2.1: zaptel, then wcfxo, then wctdm. Right? That seems to work just fine. But in another server (trying to get it set up for the first time), I have a TDM04B (all PSTN lines). In this case, I would only load the |
03:16.45 | gnosys | The first server's TDM400P is all telephone lines. No PSTN lines. |
03:17.26 | [TK]D-Fender | dokhench : Why downgrade? |
03:17.46 | MstlyHrmls | dokhench: nope, none whatsoever |
03:18.39 | Gamercjm | How would i get the number dialed after DISA, I cant seem to find a variable for it |
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03:18.53 | dokhench | [TK]D-Fender, I have some that are 3.1 and others 2.6.. if I put the 2.6 on the same net they are going to pull down the 3.1 bootrom. don't want them to be locked into the 3 bootrom. |
03:19.33 | MstlyHrmls | dokhench: *shrug* don't put a bootrom on your server then |
03:20.09 | kshumard_home | Gamercjm, you could use the Read() app in the dialplan ahead of the outbound dial to store it in a variable yourself |
03:20.27 | [TK]D-Fender | dokhench : I have that situatio in my lan and jsut set a different boot server setup for those ones. |
03:20.48 | dokhench | MstlyHrmls, 2.6 doens't seem to have a problem with it, but the 3.1 ones will give me "error loading bootrom" then loop. |
03:20.49 | [TK]D-Fender | Since I use a non-standard FTP name its easy to seperate. |
03:20.54 | Gamercjm | but wouldnt that wait for the numbers to be dialed first.. or does it continue? |
03:21.16 | dokhench | [TK]D-Fender, ah, good deal. so you are just doing different group based on mac addr in dhcpd? |
03:21.26 | MstlyHrmls | dokhench: yeah, that's why you take the bootrom.ld file out of your ftproot :-) |
03:22.05 | MstlyHrmls | dokhench: the official word is that bootroms don't need to be upgraded unless there is a compelling reason |
03:22.56 | dokhench | MstlyHrmls, ya, but it sucks to up 6 phones to see whats new, only to find out later that they won't go back downlevel. =) |
03:23.01 | kshumard_home | Gamercjm, show application read |
03:23.23 | MstlyHrmls | dokhench: heh, whups :-) |
03:24.07 | [TK]D-Fender | dokhench : not even that tricky. I changed the FTP account IN THE BOOTROM to a different account on the same server ip :) |
03:25.17 | [TK]D-Fender | cheap trick that took 10 second. esp since you only have to do it once. |
03:25.59 | MstlyHrmls | one of the cool features of 3.x is you can give the phone a URL via DHCP, and it will use it to provision from |
03:26.11 | Gamercjm | kshumard_home: not sure what you mean, have disa() then read()? |
03:26.36 | MstlyHrmls | so, if you want to change the account a Polycom is booting from, you can just add a custom entry to your DHCP server |
03:26.48 | kshumard_home | Gamercjm, yeah |
03:26.56 | Gamercjm | k ill try that |
03:28.58 | Qwell | oh lord |
03:29.04 | Qwell | Sprint charges you to check your voicemail |
03:29.13 | Qwell | pcs that is |
03:30.04 | {zombie} | that's pretty common around here - charge for the diversion to voicemail, charge to retreive your voicemail - and THEN they make money on you returning the call to whomever left the message |
03:30.08 | {zombie} | triple whammy |
03:31.03 | Qwell | That's just rediculous. I could use asterisk to call me with my own cidnum, and check it from there...for free... |
03:31.37 | Qwell | OR, call myself from my wifes phone |
03:31.53 | FuriousGeorge | that was easy and painless |
03:32.39 | Qwell | So...what is a provider that isn't complete shit? |
03:33.41 | dokhench | qwell: i like tmobile. |
03:34.18 | dokhench | qwell: gsm and 19.95 for gprs. not nearly as fast a evdo, but it does the job. |
03:34.22 | Sedorox | now sprint... :p |
03:34.23 | Sedorox | but yea... |
03:34.23 | Qwell | Sedorox: nextel == sprint == complete shit |
03:34.32 | Sedorox | nextel doesn't charge for voicemail tho.. |
03:34.47 | Qwell | well, it isn't that they "charge"...it justs uses minutes |
03:35.10 | Sedorox | I don't believe mine uses minutes... I can look... |
03:35.17 | Sedorox | might... |
03:35.22 | Qwell | but, when you see an extra $20 on your bill...caused by voicemail... |
03:35.24 | Qwell | it's a little troubling |
03:35.28 | Sedorox | I have 300 out.. unlimited in.. so... |
03:35.31 | Sedorox | well yea... |
03:35.34 | SkramX | hey all |
03:35.49 | {zombie} | Qwell: I divert my mobile to a telular gsm gateway connected to my asterisk box |
03:35.59 | {zombie} | and the SIM in the telular is on my plan |
03:36.08 | {zombie} | and I get free calls between them |
03:36.23 | Qwell | by free, you mean $20/mo? heh |
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03:36.35 | {zombie} | no, free calls between them. :) |
03:36.46 | Qwell | but, the second account doesn't cost? |
03:36.47 | dokhench | {zombie}: does the gsm gateway just act as a phone? I mean, do you just pop a sim in it, and you can SMS, cell call, etc? |
03:36.56 | {zombie} | dokhench: yup |
03:37.04 | {zombie} | pity the telular is such a piece of shit |
03:37.08 | Gamercjm | hmm read() after didnt work |
03:37.18 | {zombie} | can't quite make it talk nicely to the sipura it's plugged into |
03:37.21 | dokhench | {zombie}: is this in the states? |
03:37.24 | {zombie} | the ericsson is much better |
03:37.30 | {zombie} | no, this is in australia |
03:37.45 | {zombie} | Qwell: the second account costs $8/month and includes $8 worth of calls |
03:38.00 | {zombie} | which is shared amongst the 3 phones, so gets used easily |
03:38.35 | {zombie} | dokhench: you can get mobile phone gateways to suit the US cellphone networks too, I'm sure |
03:38.51 | Sedorox | yea.. they have gsm -> fxs gateways |
03:38.55 | Sedorox | some on ebay are cheap... |
03:39.24 | {zombie} | yup, I got the telular from eBay |
03:39.29 | Sedorox | I'd do that.. but I need a special one since I'm iden |
03:39.38 | {zombie} | but as I said, it sucks |
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03:39.52 | {zombie} | I have an ericsson f250m on loan atm which is much nicer |
03:39.53 | Sedorox | lol |
03:40.00 | {zombie} | but what I really want is one of the voiceblue gateways or similar |
03:40.02 | {zombie} | SIP -> GSM |
03:40.12 | Sedorox | I know... |
03:40.14 | Sedorox | I wanna try one of them |
03:40.23 | Sedorox | use a old gsm phone I have... |
03:40.41 | kshumard_home | Gamercjm, yeah, I see now that won't work. Sorry! |
03:41.03 | Gamercjm | its ok |
03:41.20 | {zombie} | there's also gateways around that take primary rate ISDN (E1 or T1) into GSM |
03:41.22 | kshumard_home | Gamercjm, I'm not sure how you would best get the number that was dialed |
03:41.26 | {zombie} | 30 channels at a time |
03:41.34 | Sedorox | hmm |
03:41.46 | Sedorox | I wish they made a cheaper sip -> gsm gateway |
03:41.54 | Gamercjm | yah I was trying to have the Monitor files organized and for finding out who's called what |
03:42.06 | Sedorox | I'd go and pick up another v60g... |
03:42.10 | Sedorox | I loved that little phone |
03:42.20 | Gamercjm | but i guess ill just go by the timestamps and looking over the phone record if i have to do something like that |
03:42.39 | kshumard_home | Gamercjm, what does the CDR say when you use DISA? Does it show the outbound call? |
03:42.45 | kshumard_home | I've never actually used DISA.... : ) |
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03:43.24 | Gamercjm | Oh ive never looked at the CDR, looked at the voip records |
03:43.26 | Gamercjm | let me see |
03:44.05 | kshumard_home | looks like it should be there |
03:45.43 | Gamercjm | hmm |
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03:46.41 | Gamercjm | my time seems to be off, or cdr arent recording |
03:46.54 | Gamercjm | and doesnt show my recent calls |
03:47.40 | Gamercjm | i have to go, bbl |
03:48.01 | [TK]D-Fender | Sedorox : Voipsupply has a new GSM -> SIP for around 300$ now |
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03:48.25 | Sedorox | [TK]D-Fender: yea.. but I would have more of a want for sip -> gsm... |
03:50.07 | [TK]D-Fender | Sedorox : may go both ways.. not sure. |
03:50.44 | Sedorox | hmmm |
03:50.48 | Sedorox | doubtful for that cheap... |
03:50.53 | Sedorox | but I'll check it out |
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03:51.36 | FuriousGeorge | anyone know why the volume on voicemail messages left fluctuates to nearly inaudible levels? |
03:52.23 | FuriousGeorge | and do you think it will work right when i upgrade to 1.2 |
03:52.25 | FuriousGeorge | .1 |
03:54.10 | Sedorox | [TK]D-Fender: yea.. they are only to use cell service on a normal phone or into a pbx |
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03:55.31 | gigabitfx | anyone have asttapi working? |
03:55.32 | kshumard_home | FuriousGeorge, that's a weird issue that's been around forever |
03:55.42 | kshumard_home | FuriousGeorge, they added a gain adjustment to app_voicemail to counter it |
03:55.52 | kshumard_home | show application voicemail, the g(#) option |
03:56.08 | kshumard_home | I haven't tried it but I read the commit logs so I've heard all about it. : ) |
03:56.36 | FuriousGeorge | kshumard_home: thanks again! |
03:56.36 | kshumard_home | I think that option isn't in the 1.0 stable branch.... pretty sure you have to upgrade to 1.2 branch to use it |
03:56.46 | FuriousGeorge | i just did anyway |
03:56.56 | gigabitfx | im getting a channel.c: Unable to request channel sip/2001 |
03:57.39 | kshumard_home | gigabitfx, what else does it say? |
03:58.39 | gigabitfx | well, its loggin in fine, but this unknown channel hook is resulting in an unknown output.. holdon ill paste the one line |
03:59.01 | gigabitfx | (calldate,clid,src,dst,dcontext,channel,dstchannel,lastapp,lastdata,duration,billsec,disposition,amaflags,accountcode,uniqueid) VALUES ('2005-12-15 22:56:25','','','s','default', '**Unkown**','','','',0,0,'FAILED',3,'','1134705385.110') |
03:59.48 | kshumard_home | hmm, what exactly is "Unkown"? : ) |
03:59.57 | Sedorox | cid maybe? |
04:00.08 | gigabitfx | i think the unknown is cuased by not being able to request the sip channel.. |
04:00.23 | kshumard_home | yeah... amusing to me that there's that typo in channel.c though. : ) |
04:00.37 | Sedorox | channel is **Unknown** |
04:01.39 | Flauto | what do you guys use for give voip calls the most trafic? |
04:01.49 | Flauto | queing? or somethign |
04:01.50 | gigabitfx | i just tried with cid, same error |
04:01.52 | Flauto | what is it |
04:03.13 | gigabitfx | whats the typo in the channel.c? should it not have sip/ in it? |
04:04.11 | gigabitfx | when i do it without sip/ then the errors go away, but no call is placed |
04:04.37 | kshumard_home | well the typo I pointed out is cosmetic, "unknown" is spelled as "unkown" |
04:04.47 | Qwell | kshumard: it's like that a bunch of places |
04:05.04 | gigabitfx | lol, your right :P |
04:05.58 | Sedorox | was checking on channels.c outsourced again? :p |
04:07.29 | gigabitfx | im really looking for a tapi driver, if theres another one you guys recommend let me know. ive tried sip tapi and get a little further with that |
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04:22.51 | Uberbot | Hi all. |
04:24.01 | Uberbot | Can someone help me with this line in extensions.conf? exten => s,2, gotoif( $[${RESULT} = 0] ? 10:3) |
04:24.19 | Uberbot | I jumps to #3 no matter what the value of RESULT is. |
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04:27.56 | [TK]D-Fender | Uberbot : remove the spaces around the "=" |
04:28.35 | Uberbot | I'll give that a try. |
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04:39.38 | Uberbot | That didn't fix it. |
04:40.05 | Uberbot | exten => s,2, gotoif($[${RESULT}=0] ? 10:3) |
04:40.06 | Uberbot | Always jumps to #3. |
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04:43.16 | Qwell | Don't you need spaces? |
04:43.22 | Qwell | or was that requirement removed? |
04:43.57 | SkramX | yo all |
04:44.51 | Uberbot | Where do I need the spaces? |
04:45.00 | Qwell | You used to need spaces around the = |
04:45.07 | Qwell | but, that may have been "fixed" |
04:45.19 | Qwell | Have you tried to NoOp ${RESULT} to see what it is? |
04:45.27 | Uberbot | Yes. |
04:45.41 | Qwell | how are you setting it? |
04:45.47 | Uberbot | I've set it to 0 and 1 for testing. The result is the same, no pun intended. |
04:45.55 | Uberbot | I've got an agi script that calls a sql database. |
04:46.05 | Qwell | It doesn't have quotes around it something silly? |
04:46.15 | Uberbot | No. It's an int. |
04:46.23 | [TK]D-Fender | Uberbot : Pastebin the whole section of your extensions.conf... |
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04:48.13 | Uberbot | http://pastebin.com/466261 |
04:50.21 | Corydon76-home | Uberbot: you can have spaces in the expression, but nowhere else |
04:50.46 | [TK]D-Fender | Also it'd be nice to see where RESULT gets set..... (assuming that doesn't solve it |
04:51.05 | Corydon76-home | No space before or after the question mark |
04:51.41 | Uberbot | exten => s,2, gotoif($[${RESULT}=0]?10:3) |
04:51.49 | Uberbot | The agi script sets RESULT. |
04:52.00 | Corydon76-home | exactly |
04:53.25 | Corydon76-home | and technically, there shouldn't be a space before the gotoif, either |
04:53.47 | Corydon76-home | We may have fixed that, however |
04:54.45 | Corydon76-home | You may also want to check out bug # 5055... it eliminates the need to call an AGI for a simple SQL query |
04:54.53 | [TK]D-Fender | And we'd need to see if there's a bug in your agi setting RESULT. |
04:56.39 | Uberbot | It sets RESULT, correctly. I've noop'ed it in the past. I'm still looking at my log. I'll look at that bug, though. |
04:56.41 | Uberbot | Thanx. |
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04:57.32 | AgiNamu | Does anyone know of any NON-iaxclient based phones that we can control programmatically? |
04:57.59 | AgiNamu | We're getting one way audio with IAX2... I thought that was impossible, but iaxclient does it ... |
05:01.01 | Corydon76-home | Nothing is impossible with the right firewall rule |
05:01.42 | Corydon76-home | You aren't sending through a tunnel, perhaps, are you? |
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05:07.09 | AgiNamu | nope. clear thru. |
05:07.16 | AgiNamu | no nat, we're on a corporate network. |
05:07.21 | AgiNamu | the packets are getting to the iaxclient |
05:07.38 | AgiNamu | iaxclient is simply not passing them to the audio device. every iaxclient based phone does this. |
05:07.49 | Uberbot | Fixed it. Thank you all. |
05:07.50 | AgiNamu | if it doesnt say "call 0 progress" before we answer |
05:08.11 | AgiNamu | then we cannot hear audio on the iaxclient. iaxclient still transmits just fine. |
05:08.15 | Corydon76-home | Uberbot: what was the problem? |
05:08.25 | Uberbot | Spacing, it would seem. |
05:08.31 | Uberbot | I |
05:08.46 | Uberbot | I'll use that one as a template and fix a few other features.... <grin> |
05:08.51 | dokhench | Corydon76-home, you dropping that te110p off in the morning? :) |
05:08.58 | Corydon76-home | dokhench: yep |
05:09.13 | dokhench | :D |
05:09.15 | AgiNamu | so im desperate to find any non iaxclient phone. FireFly (now cubix) works like a charm |
05:09.45 | Corydon76-home | AgiNamu: how about an IAXy? |
05:10.05 | AgiNamu | we want to control it from our PC software |
05:10.15 | AgiNamu | I have some IAX hardphones i could use |
05:10.19 | AgiNamu | but i want soft :( |
05:10.48 | Corydon76-home | Might it be something simple, like some other program has locked the audio device? |
05:10.53 | Qwell | use a cisco 7960, and control them with xml executes :p |
05:11.11 | AgiNamu | I wish... it also doesnt handle the hangup message either |
05:11.22 | AgiNamu | its like it somehow gets involved in sending audio, but doesnt figure out that its also receiving. |
05:11.35 | AgiNamu | We've spent several days on it so far |
05:11.41 | AgiNamu | ethereal shows the streem looks normal |
05:11.54 | Corydon76-home | Perhaps a PC-based firewall? |
05:12.08 | AgiNamu | nope, it is intermittent |
05:12.28 | AgiNamu | ill place a call, works fine. hangup try again, doesnt work. a few tries later, it works. It has to do with Iaxcleint thinking there's progress |
05:12.33 | AgiNamu | well, thats what it seems like from the output |
05:12.41 | AgiNamu | "call 0 progress" or some message like that. |
05:12.51 | AgiNamu | if i get that, im ok, and there will be audio. if i dont... im hosed. |
05:12.53 | Corydon76-home | You're going to have to try the iaxclient mailing list |
05:13.11 | AgiNamu | I'm willing to pay |
05:13.28 | Corydon76-home | Well, first find someone who actually knows that codebase |
05:13.33 | AgiNamu | yea :) |
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05:24.15 | tessier | I can't believe I put a Cisco ATA-186 on ebay and it's only going for $10. |
05:24.21 | tessier | This might have been a mistake. |
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05:40.34 | ptiggerdine | anyone tried compile chan_misdn form asterisk-1.2? |
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05:44.35 | ptiggerdine | i get this error msg #error including kernel header in userspace; use the glibc headers instead! |
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05:46.06 | Ayano | Anyone here had a polycom hang during the boot and just go to a blank screen? |
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05:53.36 | Gamercjm | hmm is nufone.net down? not able to login and cant recieve calls |
06:00.15 | ptiggerdine | what's will mISDN support in asterisk??? |
06:00.22 | ptiggerdine | it's all badness |
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06:04.29 | ptiggerdine | kernel headers in user space it bad... |
06:04.41 | ncconquer | do anyone know how to setup asterisk for login to call form another network |
06:04.54 | ncconquer | i'm using ADSL and setting NAT |
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06:14.24 | litage | does sip split signalling and voice into 2 separate streams? |
06:14.38 | Qwell | litage: yes |
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06:24.29 | tonys | hi, I may be a frequent question, but anybody knows if voipbuster is working with asterisk now? |
06:25.33 | trixter | does anyone have any problems when using rfc2833 and *not* ilbc that asterisk 1.2 complains that its an invalid ilbc frame and doesnt process dtmf? |
06:27.58 | Ayano | anyone use polycoms here? |
06:31.22 | FuriousGeorge | so if i set nat=route, is that more or less like making the user "roamable" |
06:32.11 | FuriousGeorge | does * just kinda "figure it out" |
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06:42.20 | bsdfreak | heh |
06:42.55 | dokhench | Ayano: yes |
06:43.54 | Ayano | I have ip300s, and they wont boot up |
06:44.40 | Uberbot | Any answer about if boipbuster worked with Asterisk? |
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07:13.38 | junbug | any 800/8xx providers that use iax? |
07:13.48 | junbug | outbound that is |
07:14.46 | Qwell | junbug: nufone and asterlink. I don't know if asterlink will be keeping iax though...ask them in #asterlink |
07:16.11 | junbug | using voipjet for outbound, and iam getting charged for toll free calls ... |
07:16.21 | Qwell | nice |
07:20.34 | Qwell | Mr. file ! |
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07:20.44 | Qwell | I'll bet he's sleeping...slacker |
07:22.48 | trixter | junbug any 800/8xx providers that use iax? --- www.goiax.com |
07:23.25 | trixter | Uberbot Any answer about if boipbuster worked with Asterisk? -- yes it does but you have to sign up using their windows client |
07:24.39 | FuriousGeorge | hey qwell, you use asterlink? |
07:24.42 | Qwell | FuriousGeorge: yeah |
07:24.59 | Qwell | trying to figure out how to call Oz, heh |
07:25.08 | FuriousGeorge | errr, i just signed up, where are the directions :) |
07:25.16 | Qwell | they email them to you |
07:25.22 | FuriousGeorge | ah |
07:25.33 | Qwell | ugh...having trouble hitting arishost |
07:25.44 | Qwell | Are you able to login to the site? |
07:26.14 | FuriousGeorge | arishost? |
07:26.28 | FuriousGeorge | perhaps the email will come now that i have purchaced minutes |
07:26.45 | Qwell | FuriousGeorge: dunno |
07:26.49 | Qwell | cogent.arishost.com |
07:27.02 | FuriousGeorge | hey Qwell, lemme axe you something now that i got your attention |
07:27.14 | Qwell | ? |
07:27.26 | FuriousGeorge | if i set nat=roam will * just "figure it out" |
07:27.30 | Qwell | dunno |
07:27.45 | FuriousGeorge | i mean "route" |
07:27.55 | FuriousGeorge | nat=route |
07:28.22 | FuriousGeorge | is that like a "yes and no" or "depends" |
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07:43.28 | nswint | Hello is it possible to for instance with a TDM400P to check each channel to make sure that it is not in use before dialing... if so can it route to another channel if one is in use? |
07:43.51 | Qwell | nswint: chanisavail, or use groups in zap |
07:44.52 | nswint | so for like priority 1.. check to see if channel is available then 2 dial |
07:45.13 | Qwell | something like that. groups would be better though, imo |
07:46.08 | nswint | explain groups.. not keen on that |
07:46.31 | Qwell | It automatically picks an unused channel |
07:50.05 | nswint | ok.. Ill look into it.. I'm going to be ambitious.. my sister and brother in law are moving in this summer. I need to add an extra line.. and make use of my skypebox with using skype credits.. and my callndock when the others aren't available |
07:50.25 | nswint | callndock for my cell |
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07:51.31 | Telamon | Is there any way to change what is prepended to the name of a macro? IE, instead of macro-<name> use macro_<name> |
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07:56.38 | Qwell | Telamon: change the source |
07:58.53 | Telamon | Qwell: Yeah, that's one option I suppose. I was hoping there might be a simpler method, ie, macroprefix=macro_. :) |
08:00.16 | RaYmAn-Bx | Telamon: for the majority of people it doesn't really matter, so presumably that's why no one ever bothered to add that :) (why do you want it changed anyways?) |
08:01.01 | nswint | Qwell are you using asterisk in the home or in the corporate env? |
08:01.08 | Qwell | nswint: both |
08:01.20 | RaYmAn-Bx | Telamon: do you have contexts that are called macro-* which aren't macros or something? :> |
08:02.22 | Telamon | RaYmAn-Bx: Our web frontend (which I didn't write) uses a database (Realtime extensions) and prefixes all contexts with the customer name. IE, company_dial_macro So I can't create a macro labelled macro-_dial_macro unless I hard code it into extensions.conf, which I'd prefer not to have to do. |
08:03.06 | Telamon | RaYmAn-Bx: I'd like to be able to set it up so I can define a macro prefix and a macro suffix in the config files, but I guess I'll have to edit the source code to get that feature. |
08:03.19 | Telamon | prefix="" suffix="-macro" :) |
08:03.23 | RaYmAn-Bx | ah, makes sense, but yeah, most likely needs source editing |
08:04.06 | RaYmAn-Bx | would probably be easier to get whoever made the web frontend to change it so macro's are called macro-company_dial_macro etc :P |
08:04.27 | Telamon | RaYmAn-Bx: Yeah, sending that E-Mail now. :) |
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08:07.22 | tessier | Anyone know how much it normally costs to send an international SMS message? |
08:10.31 | tessier | I am mainly thinking of sending SMS messages between the US and Mexico. |
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08:23.22 | nswint | Qwell: I've checked out the groups and I have a question... I'm checking out automated.it and they have a dialplan for group=1 pickupgroup=1-4 then below it has mailboxes specified and channels.. why is that |
08:23.54 | Qwell | because zap channels can have voicemail boxes |
08:25.09 | nswint | so basically it's assigning a phone/mailbox to a group and a channel at the same time |
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08:27.11 | nswint | would you have to assign for each group which pickupgroup it can go to? |
08:27.58 | Qwell | groups are generally used for outbound calls |
08:28.19 | Qwell | bed time |
08:28.29 | nswint | any places in particular I can read up on groups |
08:28.41 | Qwell | ~wikis |
08:28.43 | jbot | somebody said wikis was http://www.voip-info.org |
08:28.53 | Newbie___ | hi guys, is there a way to make DISA dial faster? |
08:28.55 | nswint | grazzie |
08:29.45 | Newbie___ | when i call into * box with DISA, it takes approx 14 sec for DISA to accept the digits and then dial |
08:30.17 | Qwell | Newbie___: press pound, or set the digit timeout lower |
08:30.37 | Qwell | or...response timeout? dunno |
08:30.48 | Newbie___ | Qwell: i did press #, * just ignore, wait for 10-14 sec and then start dialling |
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08:30.49 | Qwell | I think the latter |
08:31.05 | Newbie___ | hrm. digit time out |
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08:34.06 | tessier | Hmm...I can do email to SMS usually by doing number@phoneprovider.com but how to do SMS to email? |
08:38.07 | Newbie___ | hmmm, DigitTimeout and Response time out does not work either |
08:39.57 | wasim | tessier: kannel |
08:41.17 | tessier | wasim: Verrrry interesting. Thanks! |
08:45.01 | rza | phoneprovider? |
08:45.11 | rza | so i can do mynumber@nokia.com? |
08:45.17 | rza | :P |
08:45.56 | tessier | something like that probably |
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08:46.20 | rza | isnt it more like @serviceprovider.com |
08:46.48 | tessier | Your service provider usually provides you the phone too. They don't manufacture it though. |
08:47.00 | tessier | Stop being pedantic. :P |
08:47.18 | rza | no it doesnt |
08:47.32 | rza | in my country service provider doesnt provide phone |
08:47.39 | rza | in many countries its that way |
08:47.47 | tessier | All the world is the US. If your country isn't yet, it will be soon. |
08:48.02 | tessier | I suggest you invest in a bomb shelter because I'm gonna vote for Jeb Bush next time around. |
08:48.04 | rza | it wont actually |
08:48.08 | rza | its forbidden by law here |
08:48.27 | rza | to sell phone with service |
08:48.49 | tessier | We'll rewrite your constitution, don't worry. |
08:49.13 | tessier | You'll be sucking down BigMacs, drinking CocaCola, and getting service packaged with your cell phones in due time. |
08:49.30 | rza | i live in the homeland of nokia |
08:49.47 | tessier | Finland? It'll be easy then. |
08:50.01 | rza | hehe |
08:50.14 | tessier | I'm sure Qualcomm is making a generous campaign donation to ensure the Nokia HQ is first on the target list. |
08:50.22 | razu | no - kia |
08:50.23 | razu | :) |
08:53.04 | junbug | hmm are there external fxo's->sip products |
08:53.19 | tessier | junbug: yep |
08:53.29 | tessier | junbug: I recommend them over digium fxo cards |
08:53.41 | tessier | I used a Mediatrix but it was a bit of a pain to configure with their silly SNMP app |
08:53.54 | tessier | But once I got it configured it has worked for a year and a half without anyone touching it |
08:55.17 | junbug | tessier: so thats the only company right now? |
08:55.37 | tessier | oh, no. There are several. |
08:55.39 | tessier | Cisco is the most popular. |
08:55.52 | tessier | For about the same price as a digium card or mediatrix box you can get a cisco with an fxo port or two |
08:56.02 | tessier | In fact that might be my recommended solution. |
08:56.14 | junbug | ahh googling now |
08:56.16 | tessier | FXO-Cisco-SIP-Asterisk/SER/whatever |
08:56.40 | tessier | I'm nowhere near the guru status of some people here but over the last couple of years I've gotten a shitload of experience. |
08:57.04 | tessier | There's a saying: Good judgement comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgement. |
08:57.11 | Ikarus | tessier: Cisco is a good choice, I agree |
08:57.14 | tessier | And like I said, I've gotten a lot of experience over the last couple of years. |
08:57.37 | Ikarus | If you don't want to muck around with FXO's in PC's, bad drivers, etc it is prolly the best |
08:57.41 | tessier | Yep. |
08:57.59 | tessier | Just too many variables when you put FXO in a PC. |
08:58.12 | junbug | tessier: how much was the 4 port mediatrix? |
08:58.19 | tessier | junbug: Around $500 or so. |
08:58.43 | Ikarus | tessier: shame that Cisco sucks for SIP <-> BRI connectivity |
08:58.59 | tessier | Ikarus: BRI? Like ISDN or something? |
08:59.35 | Ikarus | tessier: yes |
08:59.52 | tessier | I've never run into that. But here in the US hardly anyone uses ISDN anyhow. |
09:00.06 | Ikarus | tessier: here all small buisnesses use BRI and larger ones PRI |
09:00.12 | Ikarus | it is so awfully cheap |
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09:00.17 | tessier | Where is here? |
09:00.34 | tessier | BRI is very rare and PRI is very expensive here. |
09:00.34 | Ikarus | The Netherlands, but this goes for Europe in general |
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09:00.49 | tessier | Yeah. I've heard similar from others. |
09:00.54 | tessier | How much is a PRI there? |
09:00.58 | sbingner | actually, I think it goes for everyplace but the US and canada |
09:01.00 | hd420 | I just downloaded/installed the asterisk on my mac... I can't seem to find out where it is located though |
09:01.03 | hd420 | PRI? |
09:01.28 | sbingner | but ISDN here isn't too bad either if you can get somebody to understand that you REALLY do want a VOICE ISDN line |
09:01.36 | Ikarus | tessier: a full E1 (30 lines) is 200 euro |
09:01.36 | tessier | primary rate interface. Funny thing about telco acronyms is that you can be told what the acronym stands for and still have no clue what it is. |
09:01.43 | sbingner | they all get really confised and try to send you to the wrong place |
09:01.45 | Ikarus | a month |
09:01.57 | tessier | Ikarus: That is about 1/2 or 1/3 what it costs here. |
09:02.52 | Ikarus | tessier: you can get it even cheaper, a 30 line E1 connection which is turned into VoDSL and VoATM is only 80 euro/month |
09:02.59 | wasim | pri are 2/3 the cost of pots here |
09:03.05 | hd420 | I just downloaded/installed the asterisk on my mac... I can't seem to find out where it is located though... anyone care to point me to the root of the asterisk tree? |
09:03.33 | Ikarus | You can't even get more then about 15 POTS lines here to a single site, or well, you can't afford it |
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09:06.35 | hd420 | this is shitty and stupid |
09:07.12 | Ikarus | POTS lines btw are 18 euro a line |
09:07.15 | Ikarus | you do the math :) |
09:07.33 | tessier | They are around half that here. Bizarre. |
09:07.47 | hd420 | Ikarus: uhh... you can get VoIP in Eire for €10/month |
09:08.25 | Ikarus | hd420: VoDSL and VoATM are much more reliable then VoIP |
09:08.28 | tessier | Is an E-1 for Internet similarly inexpensive? |
09:08.44 | hd420 | of course, your broadband connection will run you €40/month |
09:08.48 | drray | at 18 pots you are better off getting an E1 |
09:08.54 | hd420 | probably higher |
09:09.01 | Ikarus | tessier: it is alot more expensive, but most people choose SDSL, which costs for 2.3Mb/s symmetric 220 euro |
09:09.24 | tessier | Wow |
09:09.30 | hd420 | Ikarus: in my area, in the US, there is no DSL available, only cable |
09:09.38 | Ikarus | SDSL is the bastard grandchild of E1 anyway |
09:09.45 | hd420 | so no one runs OS X here |
09:09.47 | hd420 | ? |
09:09.51 | tessier | hd420: No |
09:09.56 | tessier | hd420: Mostly Linux |
09:10.18 | hd420 | tessier: I could run Linux for asterisk, but my laptop is a Mac |
09:10.29 | tessier | So get a Linux box |
09:10.37 | tessier | Why would you want to run asterisk on a laptop? |
09:10.50 | hd420 | tessier: so it would roam with me? |
09:10.53 | junbug | tessier: dlink has one also DVG-3004S |
09:11.02 | hd420 | like skype does |
09:11.15 | hd420 | or the gizmo project |
09:11.33 | hd420 | the latter not being available on linux (yet) |
09:11.43 | {zombie} | hd420: I think you misunderstand what asterisk is |
09:11.47 | {zombie} | it's not a softphone |
09:11.52 | {zombie} | it's a VoIP server |
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09:12.14 | hd420 | {zombie}: i suspect I do |
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09:12.31 | hd420 | where's the daemon then? |
09:12.32 | {zombie} | asterisk is the VoIP server that you plug IP phones or softphone into (amongst other things you can do with it) |
09:12.35 | Dandre | Hello all, |
09:12.45 | hd420 | {zombie}: what's the daemon called? |
09:12.52 | {zombie} | which daemon? |
09:13.17 | hd420 | any one? i just want to find out where asterisk decided to install itself on this system |
09:13.20 | Dandre | Is there any possibility, on a blind transfer, to take back the call on busy signal? |
09:13.37 | wasim | hd420: asterisk |
09:13.59 | Dandre | hd420: locate asterisk |
09:14.08 | Dandre | or which asterisk |
09:14.13 | TheCops | or whereis |
09:14.31 | TheCops | it search directly on your $PATH var |
09:15.11 | hd420 | locate only works with the up to date databases, and which/whereis work only if your path has been refreshed, the proper way to find stuff is to use find(1) |
09:15.21 | TheCops | hd420, when installing asteris, you will have /usr/include/asterisk /usr/lib/asterisk /var/lib/asterisk /etc/asterisk and /var/spool/asterisk |
09:16.56 | hd420 | I think I've found it |
09:17.00 | hd420 | thanks for your help |
09:24.06 | Dandre | Is there anyone you should help me with my blind transfer question? |
09:24.18 | Dandre | Is there any possibility, on a blind transfer, to take back the call on busy signal? |
09:28.02 | {zombie} | Dandre: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/BLINDTRANSFER |
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09:28.44 | {zombie} | you could use that to build your dialplan so that at priority +101 (busy) it goes back to the extension in that variable |
09:30.08 | Dandre | nice tip! is this variable available for 1.0.x or only for 1.2? |
09:31.56 | pif | hi, how do I convert from passwd to shadow ? |
09:32.00 | pif | sorry |
09:32.22 | wasim | pwck |
09:32.52 | TheCops | this is pwconf, no ? |
09:32.54 | jahani | how to secure asterisk ? |
09:33.03 | wasim | jahani: pull the network cable |
09:33.13 | jahani | lol |
09:33.15 | TheCops | wasim lol |
09:34.08 | hd420 | is Asterisk akin to SkypeIN? |
09:34.32 | hd420 | wasim speaks true, that would secure your connection |
09:39.11 | razu | it's true ... most secure case is without power and ethernet |
09:40.35 | drray | most secure is to dig a hole, put the server in the ground and put a marine batalion on top of it. |
09:45.08 | bsdfreak | heh. |
09:45.43 | bsdfreak | actually secure is to take your server, compact it with a trash compactor, then run it over with a steam roller, then incinerate it in to dust |
09:45.49 | Ikarus | drray: most secure is to remove the server from existence |
09:45.49 | bsdfreak | ;p |
09:45.55 | bsdfreak | yup |
09:46.00 | Ikarus | bsdfreak: that is not a NSA approved methode |
09:46.08 | bsdfreak | ikarus: lol. |
09:46.20 | bsdfreak | ikarus: yes yes, i know they have their own way. |
09:46.42 | Ikarus | bsdfreak: I once helped out in a hospital where they had to destroy sensitive data (film, paper and CD's) |
09:46.49 | Ikarus | That was alot of fun |
09:46.52 | bsdfreak | =] |
09:46.59 | Ikarus | Incineration, acid baths, etc |
09:47.22 | Ikarus | (the paper was acid treated, strips the ink right off and makes the fibers fall apart) |
09:48.21 | bsdfreak | nice |
09:48.40 | bsdfreak | my gf's work which destroys top secret docs regularly uses a shredder that turns the paper in to dust |
09:48.43 | bsdfreak | it's pretty impressive |
09:49.38 | Ikarus | It is great stuff |
09:49.44 | Ikarus | but destroying modern HDD's is a pain |
09:50.58 | bsdfreak | yeah heh |
09:51.00 | Ikarus | Bleah, zoning out at work |
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09:58.00 | nfi|ermes | hi all |
09:58.02 | nfi|ermes | i have an hfc isdn card |
09:58.04 | nfi|ermes | and i use zaphfc |
09:58.17 | nfi|ermes | how can i set my msn in the card ? |
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10:15.23 | bsdfreak | heh |
10:17.05 | Ikarus | Urgh, ordered what I hope will be HFC-S cards |
10:17.22 | Ikarus | Else the $boss will grill me (if she where to actually find out) |
10:17.24 | tessier | I would like to have a quality paper shredder |
10:17.31 | tessier | I only get cheap ones and they end up busting |
10:17.39 | tessier | But good ones are quite expensive. |
10:17.43 | Ikarus | tessier: don't shred CD-roms |
10:17.46 | tessier | Seems like shredding paper should be easy. |
10:18.00 | tessier | If you can fit it into the slot the machine should be able to shred it. |
10:18.03 | tessier | I don't shred cd-roms. |
10:20.00 | Ikarus | I wish buying single port HFC-S cards was a bit easier |
10:21.16 | wasim | nuke cd-roms |
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10:21.45 | davidw | hi - want to confirm something: hi-res timing is provided by ztdummy module? |
10:21.53 | wasim | davidw: yes |
10:22.05 | wasim | davidw: if you can define 1ms as high res |
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10:22.49 | davidw | well... I mean if you don't have a zaptel device, you should install ztdummy ? |
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10:23.06 | Ikarus | If you need timing for something, yes |
10:23.06 | davidw | or is it not worth bothering with? |
10:27.08 | wasim | is there a difference between microsoft gsm 06.10 and the asterisk 06.10 codecs? |
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10:46.14 | astcryz | Unable to find key '71398553' in family 'SIP/Registry' |
10:46.19 | astcryz | what does this mean? |
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10:55.22 | jiro5281 | hi everyone..would like to ask help how to pass variables between context? |
10:55.29 | jiro5281 | any advice? |
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10:55.46 | psirac | hello ! i've an Granstream ATA HT286, it seems to be good to call and receive call but i can't get ringing phone on incoming call |
10:56.23 | psirac | somebody know what's the on hook Voltage for France (Europe) ? |
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11:04.00 | zobia | Hello every one. |
11:06.50 | zobia | I have a question. i make a call through the asterisk to a IVR system. but if i press # key. it turn out to come back the asterisk box's "transfer-pbx" |
11:10.50 | darkskiez | so is there a chan_jingle yet ? |
11:11.28 | coppice | chan_jiggle? :-\ |
11:12.19 | darkskiez | coppice: http://code.google.com/apis/talk/index.html |
11:13.10 | darkskiez | zobia: edit features.conf and change transfer to something else, i set mine to ## |
11:22.08 | fenlander | darkskiez: I was about to ask that :-) |
11:22.33 | fenlander | darkskiez: very topical name for the time of year |
11:23.01 | darkskiez | indeed |
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11:30.21 | fenlander | I guess it's time to get over my inherent distrust of C++ and hack a chan_jingle together using libjingle.. |
11:31.19 | fenlander | maybe this is one for woomera |
11:37.49 | Ikarus | fenlander: why on earth use Jingle at all |
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11:50.49 | darkskiez | ikarus: to take calls from googletalkers ? |
11:51.12 | Ikarus | darkskiez: do we really want to ? |
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11:51.35 | bangawanga | hello |
11:52.02 | bangawanga | can anyone give me an example for chanspy app? |
11:52.14 | darkskiez | Ikarus: you dont have to want to, but other people do and will want to |
11:52.39 | Ikarus | Which is why I had to board up the Skype ports here.... |
11:52.42 | Ikarus | abusive protocols |
11:53.30 | darkskiez | I get asked at least once a week by colleages at work why skype sounds better than asterisk calls. |
11:53.55 | Ikarus | 16khz vs 8khz, big bug in Asterisk really |
11:54.17 | fenlander | darkskiez, Ikarus: I'm often asked if there is a way to integrate skype into an office pbx |
11:54.28 | darkskiez | same here |
11:55.11 | Ikarus | fenlander: the protocol is just waaaaaay too bad for your network to allow on your lan |
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11:55.19 | lme | hi guys ! |
11:55.27 | Ikarus | I actually have a few slides to demonstrate how it works and why it is bad |
11:55.42 | darkskiez | Ikarus: are they published on the electronical interporn ? |
11:55.45 | fenlander | Ikarus: yeah, we don't like how it works, but it does and it is *very* popular |
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11:56.04 | Ikarus | darkskiez: not currently |
11:56.17 | darkskiez | I had to allow access to it after the CEO wanted to talk to another CEO with it |
11:56.28 | Ikarus | fenlander: then we need to figure out how to be compaitible without becoming a relay |
11:56.50 | Ikarus | darkskiez: I am responsible for the network, if I allow something that endangers it, I am the guy who gets the problems |
11:57.17 | Ikarus | But I would really like * supporting 16khz audio |
11:57.23 | fenlander | Ikarus: that is unlikely to be acceptable to skype - which is why I support googletalk as an alternative |
11:57.43 | fenlander | there is some 16khz work going on |
11:57.55 | Ikarus | fenlander: only passthrough from what I heard |
11:58.10 | fenlander | i guess the problem is the codecs - and licences... |
11:58.26 | fenlander | iirc google/skype licence from voiceage |
11:58.27 | zoa | fenlander: nopez |
11:58.30 | zoa | thats not the problem |
11:58.36 | zoa | speex does wideband for example |
11:58.50 | fenlander | zoa: true - but does skype or googletalk do speex? |
11:58.58 | zoa | they use ilbc |
11:59.21 | Ikarus | fenlander: I don't care about being compaitible, I just wan the same quality in IP to IP calls |
11:59.59 | fenlander | Ikarus: you also need the phones to support it - are there any good IP phones that do 16khz? |
12:00.22 | zoa | fenlander: idefisk will have it in a month probably |
12:00.27 | Ikarus | fenlander: well, my non-good BudgeTone supports it |
12:00.45 | fenlander | Ikarus: which codec? |
12:01.34 | fenlander | zoa: that will be great - I guess it will be just speex and not wideband ilbc? |
12:01.39 | cypromis | skype uses a gips codec |
12:01.45 | cypromis | but its not the normal ilbc stuff |
12:02.05 | bangawanga | can anybody tell me how to use the chanspy app?? |
12:03.11 | Ikarus | fenlander: G.722 atleast |
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12:04.22 | lme | bangawanga: have to configure an extension to use it. and to specify at least the beginning of a chan |
12:04.42 | lme | bangawanga: actually I use it this way : exten => _89,2,ChanSpy(ZAP) |
12:04.53 | fenlander | Ikarus: cool |
12:04.58 | Ikarus | Prolly some other codecs aswell, didn't do that much research as I don't need Asterisk in passthrough mode, so I can't use it anyway |
12:05.09 | lme | bangawanga: when i call the 89, it's propose me to swap between all the actives zap's chans |
12:08.50 | RoyK | zoa: ping |
12:09.24 | Ikarus | iLBC is also supported it seems |
12:16.05 | Ikarus | Someone should make an Asterisk fork purely to implement wideband support |
12:16.16 | Ikarus | So that it doesn't get interference from "normal" development |
12:17.04 | darkskiez | *cough* openpbx :) |
12:17.42 | lme | -> [] |
12:17.57 | Ikarus | darkskiez: unlikely |
12:19.03 | Ikarus | darkskiez: I need the basic functionality of Asterisk (mainly BRI support), which isn't availible in OpenPBX, which means I might be able to develop on openpbx, but I would never truely use it for other purposes then test calls |
12:22.23 | fenlander | hmm, okay, so wideband ilbc is actually not ilbc but iSAC, which is proprietary - wideband ilbc doesn't exist |
12:22.32 | Ikarus | fenlander: ah, k |
12:22.43 | Ikarus | ah well, G.722 seems to be widely availible |
12:22.48 | Ikarus | no idea about licensing |
12:24.12 | fenlander | speex.org lists the G.722 licence as '?' |
12:24.54 | Ikarus | let's see |
12:27.34 | Ikarus | I wonder if it is actually patentable in Europe the algorithm (some are, some aren't depends on how the patent was requested) |
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12:28.14 | Ikarus | I could care less about the USA |
12:28.27 | Ikarus | erm, that statement is a bit flawed |
12:28.36 | Ikarus | anyway, the USA is not the market I have to deal with |
12:28.43 | bangawanga | lme: i created something like this: exten => 1004,1,Answer() exten => 1004,2,Chanspy(SIP) |
12:28.53 | bangawanga | but i cant hear anything on 1004 |
12:29.00 | fenlander | hmm |
12:29.24 | RoyK | zoa: ping! |
12:29.25 | Ikarus | if anyone owns the IP on it, it is AT&T |
12:29.29 | RoyK | ~ping zoa |
12:29.31 | jbot | pong zoa |
12:29.36 | RoyK | ~lart zoa |
12:29.45 | Ikarus | and possibly voiceage, but that is only on a subset |
12:30.09 | fenlander | G.722.1 has a 'Royalty-bearing licnece' as it uses Siren7 which is patented by Polycom |
12:30.28 | RoyK | fenlander: wtf is siern7? |
12:30.33 | fenlander | hmm. confused |
12:30.48 | RoyK | fenlander: just an algorithm, or would you think the patent's valid in EU as well? |
12:31.05 | Ikarus | fenlander: if it is purely an algorithm license it is not valid in the EU |
12:31.20 | fenlander | I don't know - but I assume G.722.1 != G.722 |
12:31.29 | RoyK | prolly |
12:31.54 | Ikarus | G.722 is the wideband codec, .1 is the lowerbandwidth version |
12:32.00 | Ikarus | .2 is even lower |
12:32.01 | RoyK | Ikarus: yeah. but like g.729 and g.723.1 it might hold 'methods' that are unique/new that indeed are patentable in EU as well |
12:32.26 | bangawanga | lme: did you get me? |
12:33.14 | Ikarus | RoyK: according to my info G.729 can't be validly patented in Europe, atleast not for software implementations |
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12:34.51 | Ikarus | Ofcourse for most people not giving a fuck about the USA is not an option so such things are rarely researched unless it is a really important algorithm (encryption and compression have happend in the past) |
12:34.58 | RoyK | Ikarus: for what I can see, it can indeed. i've been talking to people with quite some law knowledge in .no and it looks like it's quite valid |
12:35.12 | RoyK | but bbl |
12:35.40 | Ikarus | Norway != EU |
12:42.53 | bangawanga | lme: do you hanve an explamation why i do not hear any sound while spying?? |
12:43.24 | cj-rm | I'm running * on a redhat 9 box with a 2.4.20-9 kernel. If I want to install a digium tdm400 will the zaptel drivers require me to remcompile the kernel?? |
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12:47.29 | TonyM | cj-rm: you shouldn't have to recompile the kernel, but you will need the kernel-source rpm installed |
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12:56.04 | bangawanga | hello all! |
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12:56.44 | bangawanga | i am back with my question about chanspy and no sound, any ideas? |
12:57.28 | wasim | bangawanga: make sure you're listening to bridged channels and the ilke |
13:00.34 | bangawanga | ok - beginners error, i always tried to listen between 2 interal phones - external works! |
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13:06.24 | asteriskmonkey | anyone know much about nortel systems and old school pbx's? |
13:07.24 | rza | nortel meridian 1? |
13:07.28 | asteriskmonkey | yes |
13:07.38 | asteriskmonkey | wanted to ask if there usually just regular pots lines going in |
13:07.46 | rza | no idea |
13:07.52 | asteriskmonkey | was going to retrofit a system with iaxys=>oldschool pbx |
13:07.52 | rza | i know something about ericsson md110 |
13:08.02 | rza | and something about nortel meridian 1 |
13:08.07 | rza | but from programming side |
13:08.24 | asteriskmonkey | ah ok |
13:08.32 | asteriskmonkey | any of the digium guys on yet? |
13:10.15 | asteriskmonkey | spooky quite in here |
13:10.20 | zoa | hey ho:P |
13:10.23 | zoa | (im not digium) |
13:10.56 | asteriskmonkey | morning |
13:11.11 | znoG | anyone know why the exten => h,1,... don't work in macros? |
13:11.47 | znoG | i'm trying to do "something" when a call ends |
13:12.24 | kaldemar | put the h extension in the context you started the number analysis in. |
13:12.25 | zoa | it depends on which ends ends the call |
13:12.51 | znoG | kaldemar: that's the problem, I want to set the hangup sequence only if a certain number is dialed |
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13:13.08 | znoG | so, I have: exten => specificnumber,1,Macro(something,${EXTEN}) |
13:13.14 | znoG | and inside macro-something I set what to do when they hangup |
13:13.23 | znoG | but, it is ignored by asterisk |
13:14.14 | kaldemar | well, you could set the called number to a variable and use a gotoif in the h extension to check if you want to perform the sequence. :P |
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13:15.35 | znoG | haha, didn't think of that one.. ugly but it'd work |
13:17.02 | kaldemar | i'd like to see a universal hangup option in the dial command. now you can execute a macro only if the remote side hangs up. |
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13:22.51 | [TK]D-Fender | OMFG over 20cm of snow since 3am ;( |
13:23.41 | Sebbbbb | just rain here in germany ;) |
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13:24.06 | PakiPenguin | evening guys |
13:24.49 | asteriskmonkey | morning here :) evening to you though :) |
13:24.59 | PakiPenguin | :) yeah |
13:25.16 | asteriskmonkey | dude toronto is so clean of snow right now .. they said there was to be alot yet all the streets are sqeeky clean |
13:25.31 | znoG | kaldemar: that trick worked, not so ugly afterall :) |
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13:26.17 | asteriskmonkey | oh i got a good question... do you have to upgrade your cdr stuff when you are upgrading from 1.0.9 to 1.2.1 or can you just upgrade your zaptel/asterisk and be good :D |
13:26.22 | newl | Speaking of Toronto, did the Leafs win their most recent game? |
13:26.51 | kaldemar | znoG: working tricks always look prettier that they are. ;) |
13:27.06 | znoG | kaldemar: true, true.. |
13:28.13 | newl | hah unlucky you |
13:28.17 | asteriskmonkey | ;( |
13:28.28 | PakiPenguin | :) |
13:28.30 | newl | 401 is good in the summer. :) |
13:28.42 | mutilator | doh he's not here |
13:28.54 | asteriskmonkey | oh yes how enjoyable to go 2k/hr in rush hr with no air conditioning... how i miss that :) |
13:29.29 | newl | haha last time I was on it, 130 was the cruising speed. :) |
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13:29.38 | asteriskmonkey | maybe the 401 wont be as bad now they have those hov lanes |
13:29.46 | asteriskmonkey | damn you where lucks |
13:30.15 | puzzled | morning |
13:30.24 | [TK]D-Fender | 401 sucks at the BEST of times.... |
13:30.40 | asteriskmonkey | :) there we go someone else local who knows the pain :) |
13:30.56 | [TK]D-Fender | semi local : Just have family in Mississauga :) |
13:31.02 | [TK]D-Fender | andsurroundings |
13:31.13 | PakiPenguin | can anyone tell me , if this has been incorporated into 1.0.10 ? http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=4343 |
13:31.19 | [TK]D-Fender | I'm in Montreal where we've got |
13:31.28 | [TK]D-Fender | UP TO HERE |
13:31.40 | newl | white stuff whee |
13:31.44 | [TK]D-Fender | &^%@# whit ^&%$ |
13:32.03 | [TK]D-Fender | And imagine I'm only 10 minutes late to work! |
13:32.07 | [TK]D-Fender | I need a raise! |
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13:32.50 | newl | don't we all? :) |
13:33.02 | mutilator | who would give a person late to work a raise.. |
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13:33.53 | lexluther | if the reason is compelling enough, like saving the world from another bin-laden attack |
13:34.50 | fugitivo | save the world from bush |
13:35.02 | lexluther | that too |
13:35.04 | PakiPenguin | hmm |
13:35.46 | newl | bloody bushes! |
13:36.08 | mutilator | pfft |
13:36.10 | mutilator | be to work first |
13:36.13 | mutilator | then go save the world |
13:38.24 | PakiPenguin | is there any software i can use to simulate load / calls to asterisk? |
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13:40.05 | Ikarus | Grmbl, someone is glueing here, I am getting rather high |
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13:40.47 | Dandre | hello all, |
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13:44.51 | Dandre | I am trying to use on file to define my extension and then use this file in other config file. The first I am trying is queueu.conf: |
13:44.52 | Dandre | http://pastebin.ca/33886 |
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13:45.13 | Dandre | Is there someone you should help me? |
13:45.57 | wasim | PakiPenguin: /var/spool/asterisk/outgoing |
13:45.58 | azrishahril | any one know how to trouble shoot Dec 16 19:25:52 WARNING[10514]: Ring requested on channel 0/19 already in use on span 2. Hanging up owner. |
13:48.04 | iCEBrkr | We've reactivated your |
13:48.04 | iCEBrkr | <PROTECTED> |
13:48.04 | iCEBrkr | <PROTECTED> |
13:48.06 | [TK]D-Fender | Dandre : You can only do variables in extensions.conf <- |
13:48.06 | iCEBrkr | oops |
13:49.02 | [TK]D-Fender | iCEBrkr : How'd day 1 turn our for your a104d? |
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13:49.07 | PakiPenguin | hey wasim , adaab :p |
13:49.23 | Ariel_ | morning everyone |
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13:49.28 | wasim | PakiPenguin: just use a perl script thingy to dump files in there |
13:49.40 | Dandre | [TK]D-Fender: so what # include may be used for? I don't really see |
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13:50.15 | iCEBrkr | [TK]D-Fender: It's not. I gotta figure out the signalling on our T1s |
13:50.17 | PakiPenguin | alright |
13:50.27 | docelm0 | whadup?!!? |
13:50.33 | iCEBrkr | They're not PRI.. and I can't find anything that makes sense as far as CAS |
13:50.35 | iCEBrkr | docelm0: yoyoyo |
13:51.09 | [TK]D-Fender | iCEBrkr : No-one offering theservice in your area? |
13:51.17 | docelm0 | Hay ice.. Where monday? |
13:51.32 | iCEBrkr | docelm0: 600 1st Ave N. |
13:51.52 | docelm0 | Got a zip? |
13:51.58 | iCEBrkr | docelm0: 33702 |
13:52.11 | docelm0 | kewl.. time? |
13:52.13 | docelm0 | :) |
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13:52.34 | iCEBrkr | Take 275 allll the way to 375, Get off at 5th Ave and turn right. Or something |
13:52.49 | docelm0 | thats fine.. But I still need a time.. |
13:52.56 | iCEBrkr | docelm0: I think we start about 7 |
13:52.58 | Katty | mew. |
13:53.09 | docelm0 | k.. I will come directly from work then |
13:53.20 | docelm0 | I am usually outa here by 5:30ish anyhow |
13:53.54 | docelm0 | Anyone here got any experience with Mera? |
13:54.49 | iCEBrkr | I dated a girl name Mira |
13:54.53 | iCEBrkr | Ohhh. Mera.. oops |
13:54.55 | bsdfreak | hmm |
13:54.59 | docelm0 | Im talking about Mera MVTS |
13:55.03 | bsdfreak | is xpro softphone for pocket pc any good? |
13:55.07 | docelm0 | I have been tasked to set it up |
13:55.14 | bsdfreak | anyone tried it w/evdo? |
13:55.31 | Katty | mew? |
13:55.37 | Katty | oh, right you people don't speak kat. |
13:55.38 | Katty | hi! |
13:55.39 | [TK]D-Fender | rawr? |
13:55.53 | Katty | [TK]D-Fender: you nearly almost speak kat. |
13:55.53 | docelm0 | mew? |
13:55.54 | iCEBrkr | 6hrs until PARTY time |
13:56.03 | docelm0 | huh? |
13:56.08 | iCEBrkr | docelm0: lol.. 'mew' coming from a guy your size is funny |
13:56.15 | iCEBrkr | Today is the company xmas party |
13:56.44 | tzanger | hahahaha |
13:56.44 | docelm0 | ahh.. if we have one Im sure I will not be around to attend.. I am working today Monday and tuesday.. Then I Am off till the 3rd |
13:56.53 | [TK]D-Fender | I'm more of the jungle king with a giant paw over the bounty! |
13:57.00 | [TK]D-Fender | "My carcass!" |
13:59.39 | azrishahril | anyone with chan_h323 experience ? |
14:00.20 | docelm0 | iCEBrkr, you havent really seen me.. although many here that went to astricon have |
14:00.54 | zoa | he is the goaty |
14:01.12 | zoa | nera is a mailserver right ? |
14:01.14 | docelm0 | Not for long.. Planning to cut it off at the end of they year |
14:01.16 | zoa | ah no thats merak |
14:01.24 | zoa | put it on ebay |
14:01.27 | docelm0 | Mera is SBC |
14:01.42 | PakiPenguin | azrishahril, i do |
14:03.32 | wasim | PakiPenguin: we've got ss7box working with PK variant ITU for call setup and teardown ... |
14:04.26 | PakiPenguin | woah neat? for which telco? worldcall? |
14:04.50 | PakiPenguin | wasim, i'd definately like to site down and talk / learn some stuff some day , you closed the office in isb? |
14:04.54 | rza | hmm |
14:05.01 | wasim | brr ... |
14:05.19 | wasim | PakiPenguin: yeah, testing it at WorldCALL |
14:05.27 | PakiPenguin | neat! |
14:05.31 | wasim | PakiPenguin: they were kind enough to allow access |
14:05.44 | PakiPenguin | awesome ! |
14:06.11 | *** join/#asterisk docelm0 (n=docelmo@66.237.242.41.ptr.us.xo.net) |
14:06.15 | Katty | today is going to be horror. |
14:06.44 | fugitivo | why? |
14:06.44 | mutilator | very horror show |
14:08.05 | *** join/#asterisk apardo (n=apardo@251.Red-83-46-189.dynamicIP.rima-tde.net) |
14:08.22 | mutilator | it's friday, i have my 40hr week in, i want to leave, but i'm sticking around til paychecks are cut |
14:08.32 | mutilator | so like.. |
14:08.44 | mutilator | optimally i'll only be here 4-5 more hrs |
14:08.57 | mutilator | means i have to deal with things for 4-5 more hours |
14:09.09 | mutilator | like.. *shivers* people |
14:09.19 | Katty | fugitivo: because i'm installing a print traffic monitor (reports spooler inflimation to database) over at a client's office |
14:09.36 | Katty | fugitivo: and from what i hear, their window's network isn't even a domain. |
14:09.46 | Katty | fugitivo: and what's more......they're in like 5 different workgroups |
14:09.49 | *** join/#asterisk brad_mssw (n=brad@shop.monetra.com) |
14:09.51 | Katty | fugitivo: not on purpose, mind you..... |
14:10.10 | fugitivo | Katty: i understand, windows, horror... |
14:10.13 | Katty | fugitivo: but because the outsource their IT stuff....and they never bothered with actually having a nice network. |
14:10.17 | Katty | fugitivo: as do i. |
14:10.24 | Katty | fugitivo: being a windowsy tech. |
14:10.34 | Katty | fugitivo: this means no batch script installs :< |
14:10.38 | Katty | fugitivo: it's going to be HORROR |
14:10.41 | fugitivo | yeah |
14:10.45 | fugitivo | good luck |
14:10.52 | Katty | thanks. |
14:15.55 | azrishahril | PakiPenguin : you used which h323 version ? |
14:16.30 | PakiPenguin | azrishahril, i use the one from inaccessnetworks |
14:17.48 | azrishahril | PakiPenguin : what OS version were you using ? |
14:18.12 | PakiPenguin | fc 4 |
14:18.17 | PakiPenguin | centos |
14:18.48 | Katty | centos? |
14:18.57 | asteriskmonkey | centos rules |
14:19.03 | Katty | i've never heard of centos before. |
14:19.16 | lexluther | its cool |
14:19.20 | azrishahril | PakiPenguin : i'm using chan_h323 ... seeking information on how to build stable asterisk h323 |
14:19.21 | Katty | why? |
14:19.26 | asteriskmonkey | its redhats commercial version gone freeware :D |
14:19.30 | Katty | is it apt-getty? |
14:20.25 | azrishahril | PakiPenguin : you connect to which h323-gateway vendor ? |
14:20.31 | PakiPenguin | hehe :) |
14:20.33 | PakiPenguin | its nice |
14:20.38 | azrishahril | cisco ? mera ? veraz ? |
14:20.51 | PakiPenguin | azrishahril, cisco + mera + quintum |
14:21.12 | PakiPenguin | inaccess's h323 has never let me down |
14:21.19 | azrishahril | PakiPenguin : wow ! excellent ... |
14:21.22 | PakiPenguin | Katty, centos == awesome! |
14:21.32 | azrishahril | PakiPenguin : any tips ? |
14:21.34 | Katty | PakiPenguin: but why? |
14:21.39 | Katty | PakiPenguin: TELL ME WHY |
14:21.46 | azrishahril | PakiPenguin : are using asterisk@home ? |
14:21.49 | PakiPenguin | Katty, okay okay |
14:21.54 | PakiPenguin | azrishahril, nope |
14:22.03 | asteriskmonkey | asterisk@home bad |
14:22.05 | azrishahril | PakiPenguin : build from scratch ... |
14:22.11 | asteriskmonkey | well its good for newbs |
14:22.14 | PakiPenguin | yeah :) |
14:22.19 | Katty | PakiPenguin: inflimation please. |
14:22.37 | PakiPenguin | a sec , am on 2x phones |
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14:23.49 | azrishahril | PakiPenguin : care to share knowledge ? you used chan_oh323 cvs version or stable |
14:23.55 | asteriskmonkey | FreeBSD rules for * server but zaptel=not :( |
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14:24.52 | PakiPenguin | azrishahril, give me a minute , am at work |
14:25.00 | Dandre | I would like to provide a queue and in that queue I want the caller to dial in an account number end by # for instance 1234# and then provide this information in the CIDName to the agent that will get the call. How should I do that? |
14:25.18 | *** join/#asterisk MRH2 (n=Mr_happy@fcirc-adsl.demon.co.uk) |
14:25.37 | [TK]D-Fender | Change the callerID before dumping them into the queue. |
14:26.15 | [TK]D-Fender | So " exten => 1,1,Read(accountnumber)" |
14:26.37 | MRH2 | anybody using meetme (without option q) and would like to confirm something for me? |
14:26.58 | [TK]D-Fender | exten => 1,2,Set(CALLERID(name)=${accountnumber}:${CALLERID(name)}) |
14:27.06 | PakiPenguin | Katty, centos == up2date+yum+rhel+security+fast+redhatlike == very very good for someone who has worked on redhat series |
14:27.14 | [TK]D-Fender | exten => 1,3,Queue(waitaroundawhilebuddy) |
14:27.39 | PakiPenguin | azrishahril, just goto http://www.inaccessnetworks.com/projects/asterisk-oh323 , read the README and build.. its pretty easy |
14:27.59 | [TK]D-Fender | CentOS is just RHEL with "RH" removed from all places possible |
14:28.16 | PakiPenguin | afaik , 0.6.7 is for 1.1.X , and 0.7.3 is for 1.2 |
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14:28.18 | PakiPenguin | yeah |
14:28.27 | gniretar_work | ugh, all this distros are sorry and crappy |
14:28.32 | gniretar_work | except Debian |
14:28.42 | fugitivo | lfs |
14:28.43 | gniretar_work | Debian FTW, all others should just GTFO |
14:28.51 | tzanger | heh |
14:28.55 | azrishahril | i used 0.6.7 before ... seem unstable to me ... |
14:28.56 | tzanger | GTFO? |
14:28.59 | PakiPenguin | heh |
14:29.02 | azrishahril | asterisk keep crashing |
14:29.05 | tzanger | Slackware > *, sorry guys |
14:29.13 | PakiPenguin | azrishahril, never gave a problem to me |
14:29.19 | PakiPenguin | whats your call load |
14:29.21 | gniretar_work | no |
14:29.25 | gniretar_work | Slack sucks |
14:29.36 | azrishahril | that why i seek other experience to build stable / production system |
14:29.36 | fugitivo | ok, distro war |
14:29.41 | fugitivo | then db war |
14:29.48 | gniretar_work | Mysql > *!!!!! |
14:29.48 | azrishahril | PakiPenguin : do you yahoo messenger ? |
14:29.57 | gniretar_work | Jabber > *!!!! |
14:30.07 | fugitivo | we could finish the day with a nice os war |
14:30.15 | gniretar_work | meh |
14:30.18 | gniretar_work | Linux would win |
14:30.21 | tzanger | gniretar_work: you're a debian weenie, I don't expect you'd understand. :-) |
14:30.34 | fugitivo | distros sucks |
14:30.41 | [TK]D-Fender | tzanger : Yes.. Slackware = good :) |
14:30.52 | gniretar_work | tzanger: weenie eh? I'm a weenie because i dont use sissly graphical tools and i edit comfig files like God intended? |
14:30.57 | *** part/#asterisk lexluther (n=s@62.56.236.237) |
14:30.59 | gniretar_work | oh yea |
14:30.59 | LostFrog | lol.. distros suck? |
14:31.02 | gniretar_work | .deb > .rpm |
14:31.08 | tzanger | gniretar_work: slackware uses graphical tools? |
14:31.08 | fugitivo | LostFrog: yeah |
14:31.13 | fugitivo | linux from scratch for everyone |
14:31.17 | LostFrog | lol |
14:31.24 | mesfet | Hi guys. I've a problem with asterisk and zaptel: I'm not able to call any number which start with 1-9... only number which start with 0 can be called. The command is Dial(Zap/g1/321231231,20) but it does not work. Log return "chan_zap.c: Call specified, but not found?" Any idea? |
14:31.25 | tzanger | LFS is good if you have a real use for it... but that's not very often :-) |
14:31.26 | [TK]D-Fender | fugitivo : Yeah thats a great way to go too. |
14:31.32 | gniretar_work | tzanger: OK fair enough but .deb are still > then .rpm |
14:31.35 | LostFrog | Screw that.. do it blind with no handbook/archive. |
14:31.46 | fugitivo | tzanger: servers, no crap on it |
14:32.02 | gniretar_work | ewwwwww |
14:32.06 | gniretar_work | Aptitude ftl |
14:32.07 | tzanger | gniretar_work: yeah the one thing I *do* like about debian is how militant they are about placing everything in the same locations... I have to admit that the consistency is very welcome. |
14:32.09 | fugitivo | gniretar_work: packages suck |
14:32.18 | tzanger | However GNU/everything drives me fucking batty |
14:32.28 | gniretar_work | yea, it annoys be too |
14:32.32 | tzanger | and yes, RPMs do suck. DEBs suck less, but .tgz is the One True Way |
14:32.35 | gniretar_work | packages do suck |
14:32.36 | [TK]D-Fender | Packages are good for things to don't need to be compiled in with specific functionality. |
14:32.38 | gniretar_work | but they are necessary |
14:32.44 | fugitivo | packages are good for lazy people |
14:32.49 | gniretar_work | for keeping servers easily up to date |
14:33.12 | fugitivo | i keep my servers easily up to date |
14:33.17 | [TK]D-Fender | tzanger : Actually I'm not so keen on TGZ. I'd like dependency checking personally which only seems to leave DEB |
14:33.26 | gniretar_work | tzanger: If i had to recompile everything on all my servers to upgrade to a new vesion then i would never get anyything done. Packages are a necessary evil! |
14:33.30 | fugitivo | [TK]D-Fender: gentoo is better for that |
14:33.40 | gniretar_work | Deb dependancy resolution > * |
14:33.54 | tzanger | I hate dep tracking... totally hate it. |
14:33.54 | [TK]D-Fender | fugitivo : Yeah... but I don't want to spend my life recompiling everything either :) |
14:34.03 | gniretar_work | Gentoo is not a scaleable server opearing system for enterprise |
14:34.05 | tzanger | gniretar_work: I never have to recompile everything |
14:34.10 | gniretar_work | but it does kiick ass |
14:34.10 | fugitivo | gniretar_work: why not? |
14:34.34 | tzanger | dep tracking is useless because if you need something not in the tree you now have TWO dep trackers... and that's assinine because they will always be at odds |
14:34.38 | CyberPony | gniretar_work, why not? |
14:34.42 | tzanger | my dep tracker is ldd :-) |
14:34.43 | gniretar_work | it just isnt, it takes to long to do things and isnt barebones enough (then again, SuSe and RHEL fall intot hat too) |
14:35.18 | fugitivo | gniretar_work: gentoo is great for servers, easy to manage |
14:35.18 | gniretar_work | but like i said |
14:35.25 | gniretar_work | amazing for home |
14:35.32 | gniretar_work | how it is any easier to manage then Debian? |
14:35.45 | RaYmAn-Bx | fugitivo: it's just not great when you need to install things...(unless you compile for it elsewhere) |
14:35.46 | fugitivo | gniretar_work: emerge sync && emerge world |
14:35.56 | fugitivo | gniretar_work: done, your server is up to date |
14:36.02 | gniretar_work | ya but since it compiles everything there is a higher chance of bombage |
14:36.16 | tzanger | typically speaking I'd like to not have a compiler on my production servers |
14:36.30 | gniretar_work | i like having apt-get update and apt-get upgrade on cron jobs. Then if it needs dist-upgrade it emails me and i do it manually |
14:36.32 | fugitivo | tzanger: me neither |
14:36.38 | brad_mssw | heh, I sure as hell wouldn't add emerge sync && emerge -uD world into a cron task ... talk about taking a server down |
14:36.45 | fugitivo | tzanger: but i don't like to use packages on my production systems :) |
14:36.48 | gniretar_work | i'm with tzanger |
14:36.59 | tzanger | well I use checkinstall to make packages and push them ot hte servers |
14:37.03 | gniretar_work | fugitivo: how many servers do you have? |
14:38.25 | fugitivo | gniretar_work: right now, i have 1 openbsd, 5 gentoo, 4 lfs, not much right now |
14:40.31 | Katty | PakiPenguin: i don't run red hat |
14:40.36 | Katty | PakiPenguin: i run debian |
14:40.45 | gniretar_work | good |
14:42.21 | PakiPenguin | good for you :) |
14:42.59 | PakiPenguin | i run 2 x centos , 4 x fc4 , 2 x os x , 1x freebsd |
14:43.14 | gniretar_work | why the freeBSD? |
14:43.19 | gniretar_work | not that i have any problem with it |
14:43.21 | docelm0 | debian.. cucca |
14:43.24 | gniretar_work | i'm just curious |
14:44.31 | PakiPenguin | gniretar_work, for mera .. |
14:45.02 | docelm0 | You run mera Paki? |
14:45.13 | fugitivo | mera? |
14:46.03 | PakiPenguin | yes |
14:46.20 | PakiPenguin | fugitivo, a voip switch |
14:46.38 | gniretar_work | what does ti do that Asterisk doesnt? |
14:46.41 | docelm0 | What do you think of it? I am in the process of setting it up today |
14:47.10 | docelm0 | Handle a hell of alot more calls |
14:47.10 | fugitivo | why not ser? |
14:47.27 | docelm0 | Cause it does both H323 and SIP seamlessly |
14:47.45 | PakiPenguin | gniretar_work, i dont make decisions :( |
14:47.50 | PakiPenguin | yeah that too |
14:47.56 | gniretar_work | haha, i know the feeling |
14:47.59 | PakiPenguin | docelm0, pretty neat! |
14:48.02 | docelm0 | and easier to understand how SER doesnt have good documentation |
14:48.24 | PakiPenguin | gniretar_work, i run ser and asterisk too , and voipswitch too ( on windows ) |
14:48.27 | PakiPenguin | lol |
14:48.57 | docelm0 | ya |
14:50.08 | bsdfreak | heh |
14:50.39 | *** join/#asterisk hadi57 (n=al_moghr@83.136.8.206) |
14:51.29 | docelm0 | I wish someone would write a book on SER.. There are alot of things I would like to do with it but cant find any good information |
14:51.36 | Dandre | [TK]D-Fender: thanks for your tip. Is there an equivalent to Set for 1.0.x? |
14:52.14 | docelm0 | SetVar |
14:52.28 | PakiPenguin | yeah |
14:55.21 | [TK]D-Fender | Dandre : And you won't have access to the CALLERID() function likely... |
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14:55.28 | *** mode/#asterisk [+o anthm] by ChanServ |
14:55.29 | *** join/#asterisk MikeJ[Laptop] (n=ircatjer@mi.origenfinancial.com) |
14:55.54 | Dandre | Yes. May I use CALLERIDNAME variable instead? |
14:56.29 | PakiPenguin | anyone has used asterisk 1.2.X with quintum? I am having issues like hanged channels and stuff |
14:57.52 | [TK]D-Fender | Dandre : SetCIDname(${accountnumber}) |
14:58.08 | Dandre | this: exten => 30,5,SetVar(CALLERIDNAME=${accountnumber}:${CALLERIDNAME}) doesn't seem to work |
14:58.09 | [TK]D-Fender | Dandre : WIKI time for you! |
14:58.11 | Dandre | thanks |
14:58.37 | [TK]D-Fender | callerid stuff was command based before |
15:00.57 | [TK]D-Fender | New firefox themes & extensions, yippy. |
15:01.11 | [TK]D-Fender | Still like to see a SIP phone for it though.... |
15:05.34 | Ariel_ | any mediatrix experts or anyone with some writing doc's on how to get the 1204 working correctly with asterisk around???? help please... |
15:05.46 | *** part/#asterisk lme (n=lme@gw-r-ifc.infoclip.fr) |
15:05.50 | bsdfreak | is there any way to have asterisk not relay dtmf after it's dialed an extension? |
15:11.59 | fugitivo | the attack of the bots! |
15:12.24 | cj-rm | hey guys, I've got a hitatchi cable wireless ip5000 sip phone. Odly the DTMF tones don't appear to work with asterisk where as our zultys zip 2 works fine... Anyone any ideas??? |
15:12.46 | PakiPenguin | yup |
15:12.59 | synthetiq | for default music on hold, should there be mp3 files in /var/lib/astersik/mohmp3 ? |
15:13.13 | fugitivo | yes |
15:13.29 | synthetiq | i wonder how they randomly disappeared |
15:13.38 | wasim | termites |
15:13.46 | fugitivo | hackers |
15:14.53 | [TK]D-Fender | cj-rm : Verify what standars for DTMF the phone supports and make sure it matches in sip.conf |
15:15.09 | fugitivo | cj-rm: how much is that phone? |
15:15.17 | Dandre | [TK]D-Fender: It works fine, thank you for your help |
15:16.04 | iCEBrkr | Hitatchi Cable Wireless IP5000? |
15:16.06 | iCEBrkr | huh? |
15:16.29 | iCEBrkr | Does not compute |
15:16.36 | fugitivo | the name? |
15:17.02 | iCEBrkr | Yeah.. |
15:17.06 | iCEBrkr | Cable Wireless? |
15:17.07 | cj-rm | fugitive: it was somewhere in the region of 200-250 quid. |
15:17.20 | *** join/#asterisk xtr (n=01928375@S01060012174cc0e1.vf.shawcable.net) |
15:17.22 | fugitivo | iCEBrkr: yeah, ironic |
15:17.33 | cj-rm | iCEBrkr: yup cable wireless... bizzare huh? |
15:17.36 | iCEBrkr | Is it cable or is it wireless? |
15:17.44 | cj-rm | 802.11 |
15:17.47 | fugitivo | wireless |
15:18.22 | cj-rm | the sip settings on the phone have the DTMFType set to 0 |
15:18.33 | [TK]D-Fender | Dandre : ywc |
15:18.45 | Dandre | :-) |
15:18.50 | iCEBrkr | Um, that was a rhetorical question |
15:18.53 | cj-rm | which is rtp... |
15:18.54 | cj-rm | hmmm |
15:19.07 | wasim | hu is on 3rd |
15:19.16 | iCEBrkr | who's on first? |
15:19.45 | LostFrog | iCEBrkr: yes |
15:20.48 | [TK]D-Fender | I don't know who is on 3rd :) |
15:24.33 | LostFrog | No.. "I don't know is on 3rd." |
15:25.08 | [TK]D-Fender | SHUP YUO! |
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15:26.20 | Ariel_ | hello |
15:26.27 | Hmmhesays | hey Ariel_ been awhile |
15:26.30 | fugitivo | he |
15:26.31 | Ariel_ | I guess they disconnected some of us. |
15:26.32 | fugitivo | y |
15:26.42 | Ariel_ | Hmmhesays, yes it's been a little while. I was moving |
15:26.57 | Hmmhesays | Oh, from where to where? |
15:27.09 | Ariel_ | Hmmhesays, do you have any writen settings or config files for the mediatrix 1204 setup to an asterisk box? |
15:27.30 | Hmmhesays | Ariel_ no auto configs, but I can help you out |
15:27.40 | Ariel_ | Hmmhesays, I moved from Miami(Kendall) area down south about 20 miles to Homestead Florida. |
15:27.54 | fugitivo | anyone using polycom IP 301? |
15:27.54 | jeffik | Ariel_: Hi |
15:28.04 | Ariel_ | jeffik, hello hope your doing well |
15:28.13 | Ariel_ | fugitivo, I have a few polycoms out |
15:28.23 | fugitivo | Ariel_: what do you think about the 301? |
15:28.26 | jeffik | Ariel_: sure after 6 inches of snow yesterday |
15:28.43 | jeffik | makes our network run faster :-) |
15:28.46 | Hmmhesays | do you need the mibs for the 1204? |
15:28.53 | Ariel_ | Hmmhesays, ok any help with these unit's would be good. I am trying to write up a page on the wiki. There are many people asking for help with them and they seem to be a bear to configure |
15:29.04 | Hmmhesays | naw |
15:29.18 | [TK]D-Fender | fugitivo : Polycom = great business phones. Whats your question? |
15:29.22 | Hmmhesays | they are actualy very easy to configure once you've done one |
15:29.39 | Ariel_ | fugitivo, there ok for cheap phones. But I would spend the difference between the 301 and the 501 |
15:29.56 | Ariel_ | Hmmhesays, sometimes they are sometimes there not |
15:29.59 | fugitivo | [TK]D-Fender: what's the difference between the 301 and 501 at functionality level? |
15:30.07 | Ariel_ | <PROTECTED> |
15:30.27 | Hmmhesays | you can pm me Ariel, i'll be around |
15:30.28 | fugitivo | here the 301 is $180 and the 501 is $350 |
15:30.30 | Ariel_ | fugitivo, night and day.. actually screens are the main one |
15:30.33 | fugitivo | there's a big difference |
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15:30.44 | Ariel_ | here the 501 is around 172 to 199 |
15:30.45 | [TK]D-Fender | fugitivo : 501 = pixel LCD screen, SPEAKERPHONE, 3 line keys (not 2), |
15:30.48 | *** part/#asterisk squall (n=squall@omaha.lnet.fr) |
15:30.55 | [TK]D-Fender | Much better "general" office phone. |
15:30.57 | Ariel_ | and the 301 is around 120 dollars |
15:31.16 | fugitivo | here the difference is bigger |
15:31.37 | [TK]D-Fender | 301 is a good "courtesy" phone and for schmuck workers. Not having speakerphone sucks though. |
15:31.39 | Ariel_ | Hmmhesays, will do in a bit going to need to finish working on another problem first. thanks |
15:32.05 | fugitivo | [TK]D-Fender: yeah, that sucks |
15:32.07 | [TK]D-Fender | fugitivo : Ok I guess the real question is : How many, and what are the people going to do with them? |
15:32.48 | [TK]D-Fender | I find the 301 the lowest end IP phone I suggest to anyone. Next in line is the SPA-941, the the rest of Polycom's lineup |
15:33.01 | fugitivo | [TK]D-Fender: nothing important, i think the 301 will be ok for "normal" workers, and 501 for gerencial people |
15:33.06 | zoa | [TK]D-Fender: did you try the st302 ? |
15:33.16 | [TK]D-Fender | zoa : link please. |
15:33.44 | zoa | http://www.voipsolutions.be/public/product_info.php/cPath/41/products_id/206 |
15:33.47 | zoa | they are pretty good |
15:33.54 | zoa | better than the gxp2000's |
15:33.56 | LostFrog | gerencial? |
15:34.24 | [TK]D-Fender | zoa : ICK <- |
15:34.29 | fugitivo | LostFrog: did i invent the word? :) |
15:34.41 | LostFrog | It appears so. |
15:34.43 | fugitivo | lol |
15:34.56 | [TK]D-Fender | IAX2 for starters. Buy something interoperable, bad LCD (only upside is the backlight) and buttons... *shudder* |
15:35.18 | LostFrog | A phone with no buttons.. lol |
15:35.21 | docelm0 | zoa, I happen to like the GXP2000 thank you |
15:35.31 | docelm0 | I have about 60 of them.. |
15:35.37 | fugitivo | is that the PA168? |
15:36.07 | [TK]D-Fender | GXP looks sort nice from a distance, but the recessed handset and cheap feel really detract from it. I'd give it more credibility if they sharpened up the package. |
15:36.15 | [TK]D-Fender | Which is why I love the SPA-941. |
15:36.28 | docelm0 | I wish the firmware had more options.. |
15:36.36 | docelm0 | Would be nice to add a different graphic and such |
15:36.39 | LostFrog | fugitivo: would you care to define it for us? |
15:36.53 | fugitivo | LostFrog: what? |
15:37.14 | LostFrog | fugitivo: gerencial. |
15:37.30 | fugitivo | LostFrog: heh |
15:37.44 | Ariel_ | I like the SPA-941 better for low end then the Polycom 301. But the Polycom 501 and 601 are in my view the best phones out there for the money. |
15:37.59 | fugitivo | LostFrog: managers |
15:38.10 | LostFrog | ok.. thanks. |
15:38.14 | Ariel_ | spangilsh |
15:38.31 | [TK]D-Fender | Ariel_ : I agree. The hard part is comparing the SPA-941 and IP 501. They are dangerously close in price which might swing my to favor Polycom which has a better future. |
15:39.06 | Ariel_ | well about 20 to 30 dollars difference depending on where you get them |
15:39.30 | Ariel_ | But the spa are getting better. And now the polycom's are supporting asterisk so it's getting closer |
15:39.33 | [TK]D-Fender | PoE, 2 ethernet ports, and once you go all-polycom things feel more "solid." But I still love my SPA-941 at home :) Its a hard toss-up. |
15:39.56 | [TK]D-Fender | Ariel_ : All in all great for the commodity SIP market :) |
15:39.57 | fugitivo | how much is the spa-941? |
15:40.04 | [TK]D-Fender | 150$+/- |
15:40.40 | fugitivo | i think i have the worse ip phone out there |
15:40.42 | fugitivo | atcom 320 |
15:40.47 | devel | anybody using an cisco 1700 with fxo? i'm seeing it "do stupid" transmitting the rtp back to asterisk (it thinks internally that it's tx, but the packets never get to the interface) |
15:40.59 | [TK]D-Fender | Ariel_ : I never really USED it, but tested it once and it felt like an "adapted" POTS phone. Not bad, PoE, but for a screen that size give me PIXELS dammit! |
15:41.01 | Ariel_ | aastra is a good phone just expensive and hello on the tftp setup. |
15:41.29 | Ariel_ | hello/hell |
15:41.43 | Ariel_ | if the tftp is not around phone will loose it's settings |
15:42.49 | [TK]D-Fender | Yeah, I heard about that. |
15:42.54 | [TK]D-Fender | &^%%^& stupid. |
15:43.09 | [TK]D-Fender | You want dependency like that get MGCP :D |
15:44.15 | Ariel_ | argh mgcp |
15:44.33 | [TK]D-Fender | Only good thing about it is the dial-string RFC :) |
15:46.45 | [TK]D-Fender | Ummm is something b0rked on Mantis? |
15:46.53 | nextime | anyone using mcc? |
15:50.30 | astcryz | Okay, i have something intresting here. I have a client, and when i call in to it, and the other end answers, it just hangs up, anyone known to that one? |
15:50.59 | fugitivo | the other end doesn't want to talk with you? |
15:51.03 | astcryz | No, hehe :-) |
15:51.11 | fugitivo | :) |
15:51.16 | astcryz | that so weird. |
15:51.24 | astcryz | i cannot see anything wrong in debug either |
15:51.40 | fugitivo | specify what you are using |
15:51.46 | fugitivo | protocol, phones, etc |
15:51.55 | astcryz | SIP, AVM Fritzbox |
15:51.59 | astcryz | i call in from pstn |
15:52.03 | fugitivo | what's that? |
15:52.06 | fugitivo | avm fritzbox |
15:52.09 | astcryz | ATA |
15:52.27 | zoa | this 302 is really good, it doesnt look as good but has the best feature set i've seen so far |
15:52.48 | fugitivo | astcryz: can you call voicemail from the ata for example? |
15:53.01 | astcryz | outbound calls from the ATA works perfectly |
15:53.06 | zoa | http://www.asteriskguru.com/tutorials/st_302_ip_phone_hardphone.html -> look at some of the info screens |
15:53.10 | fugitivo | what codec are you using? |
15:53.19 | astcryz | ulaw |
15:53.37 | fugitivo | and you don't see anything on the CLI? |
15:53.56 | astcryz | nothing wrong, now |
15:53.57 | astcryz | no |
15:54.23 | astcryz | only about 5300 messages with sip seeding peer from astdb: 'clients number' at .... |
15:54.27 | astcryz | hehe :) |
15:54.40 | fugitivo | zoa: it's the PA168 chip, stay away from it |
15:57.37 | Ariel_ | astcryz, make sure you have canreinvite=no and both setups are using the same codec |
15:57.58 | wasim | whats wrong with the pa168? |
15:58.16 | coppice | nothing really |
15:58.42 | fugitivo | wasim: i don't know, i have a phone with that chip, and it sucks |
15:59.28 | wasim | feature set, noise, or crappy quality? |
15:59.55 | coppice | I have a vaio that sucks, containing a Pentium, a Hitachi disk, and a Hitachi screen so I guess they must all suck too |
15:59.56 | fugitivo | it's full of features |
16:00.00 | fugitivo | but crappy quality |
16:00.27 | fugitivo | i have 52ms to that phone with the sip firmware |
16:00.34 | fugitivo | if i use the iax2 firmware, i get 20ms |
16:00.48 | fugitivo | that's something wrong with the chip, not the phone |
16:01.13 | coppice | really? it sounds more like the software |
16:01.48 | *** part/#asterisk rue_mohr (n=not@h24-207-96-50.cst.dccnet.com) |
16:02.26 | fugitivo | well, yes |
16:02.42 | fugitivo | but i think it's the same software for all the phones using that chip |
16:03.14 | [TK]D-Fender | "One firmware to rule them all....." |
16:03.22 | fugitivo | hehe |
16:03.32 | file | stupid people... |
16:03.38 | file | annoy me. |
16:03.55 | LostFrog | That's what people are for. |
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16:08.23 | azzie | good morning gurus. Which SIP phones support "auto-dialing" ? Like, user picks up the phone and it automatically dials a pre-defined number |
16:10.30 | docelm0 | Good question.. I use ZAP for that |
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16:14.28 | brad_mssw | most SIP phones and adapters support 'batphone' or 'hotline' features |
16:14.38 | brad_mssw | for instance: http://www.sipura.com/Documents/faq/Section_2.html#5 |
16:14.57 | brad_mssw | usually configured via the dialplan |
16:15.03 | brad_mssw | of the SIP adapter itself |
16:17.02 | fugitivo | that's nice, didn't know it |
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16:19.17 | iCEBrkr | 3 hrs and counting |
16:19.24 | iCEBrkr | It's Friday.. It's payday and party time |
16:19.54 | nswint | woo hoo |
16:20.20 | xachen | batphone :P |
16:20.24 | Psy0rz | no interface for PLCI=0x702, MSGNUM=0x13! |
16:20.30 | Psy0rz | what does that no interface message mean? |
16:20.36 | Psy0rz | i can call out with misdn |
16:20.46 | Psy0rz | but the received calls arent pickedup by asterisk |
16:21.52 | nswint | I need to add an additional 2 line but want to do it cheaply. I was thinking off adding another line with my current provider for $29 a month.. and then using my skypebox as another line.. and dockntalk with my cell as a last resort |
16:21.54 | Psy0rz | in verbose mode i only see this: |
16:21.57 | Psy0rz | Verbosity was 0 and is now 4 |
16:21.57 | Psy0rz | <PROTECTED> |
16:22.07 | nswint | is that possible? |
16:22.08 | Psy0rz | what is supposed to happen after this initial message? |
16:22.24 | mover | therecan i put the Local channel to another context? |
16:22.36 | mover | + hi |
16:22.38 | mover | :-) |
16:22.55 | Psy0rz | it just seems to totally ignore incomming calls |
16:23.05 | Psy0rz | shoudlnt it say something like 'blabla context is bla..etc'? |
16:23.11 | gniretar_work | hmmm, silly question people |
16:23.20 | gniretar_work | i have a macro |
16:23.25 | gniretar_work | er |
16:23.26 | gniretar_work | nevermind |
16:23.29 | gniretar_work | think i got it |
16:23.30 | gniretar_work | lol |
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16:29.37 | gniretar_work | hey so i cant figure out how to set the outgoing CID |
16:29.44 | gniretar_work | its just not working at all |
16:30.04 | gniretar_work | the remate phone is saying 'caller id unavailable' |
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16:34.30 | waddy | outgoing to pstn? |
16:34.57 | gniretar_work | yes |
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16:35.54 | waddy | you using SETCALLERID ? |
16:36.12 | waddy | anyone got the Snom Sidekick to work with asterisk? |
16:36.33 | gniretar_work | i'm using SETCIDNUM |
16:37.19 | waddy | ,1,SetCallerID(XXXXXXX) |
16:37.22 | waddy | works for me |
16:39.16 | Psy0rz | so can anyone paste me the verbose output of an incomming capi/misdn call? |
16:39.21 | Dandan | anyone using gxp-2000? |
16:39.25 | Psy0rz | so that is can see whats supposed to happen |
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16:41.22 | waddy | ok |
16:42.20 | waddy | Psy0rz: http://pastebin.com/466732 |
16:42.24 | waddy | is that what you need? |
16:44.08 | jontow | any clean way to dial a number and after a timeout dial that number and another number (without dropping the original ring?) |
16:44.16 | Psy0rz | yep |
16:44.18 | Psy0rz | thx waddy |
16:44.26 | jontow | ie. dial(sip/100&after-timeout-of-20s(Local/NXXNXXXXXX)) |
16:44.33 | Psy0rz | can i see your config? |
16:44.38 | waddy | i reposted, it may be a bit better now |
16:44.44 | Psy0rz | i'm trying for hours |
16:44.56 | waddy | what you got and what you trying to do? |
16:45.00 | LostFrog | jontow: read the wiki |
16:45.16 | LostFrog | There is a specific example of that. |
16:45.25 | Psy0rz | i'm trying to receive incomming calls |
16:45.42 | jontow | my problem is i don't want to see the original call drop and start again (because i know how to replicate that easily) |
16:45.47 | jontow | don't want to create a wrongly missed call, as it were |
16:45.52 | jontow | but i'll look ;) |
16:46.25 | waddy | change capi.conf context to point to your incoming in extensions.conf, find out how your MSN is sent in 3 or 4 digits |
16:46.38 | Psy0rz | i'm trying to receive incomming calls with chan_capi, but i only see the first line |
16:46.52 | Psy0rz | well i'm using AMP and changed it to from-pstn |
16:47.02 | Psy0rz | but it seems to ignore it completely |
16:47.07 | *** join/#asterisk Assid (n=assid@203.115.64.62) |
16:47.09 | Assid | heya |
16:47.10 | Psy0rz | also no warnings or furter messages |
16:47.18 | Psy0rz | only the boring 'incomming call' message |
16:47.19 | Assid | i wonder what happened to irc.freenode.net it doesnt connect |
16:47.27 | waddy | bot attack |
16:47.37 | Assid | hrmm.. sucks |
16:47.38 | waddy | incoming context - exten => _150,1,Wait(1) |
16:47.39 | waddy | exten => _150,2,Dial(SIP/200&SIP/201,20) |
16:47.40 | jontow | assid; irc.freenode.net is a round-robin DNS pointer.. try a few more times, or find a real host for a server |
16:47.42 | fugitivo | Assid: problems with bots |
16:47.43 | jontow | :) |
16:47.59 | Assid | jontow: has to be the bots.been trying since over 1/2 hrs |
16:48.00 | jontow | oh, real problems :( |
16:48.05 | jontow | damn, sorry |
16:48.10 | Assid | hrmm.. okay i think 1.2.1 has an issue |
16:48.13 | waddy | The msn sent is 150 from ISDN to asterisk |
16:48.15 | Assid | MOH refuses to play the next song |
16:48.28 | fugitivo | http://freenode.net/news.shtml |
16:48.44 | Psy0rz | waddy i want it to accept any msn |
16:48.45 | PakiPenguin | assid: chat.freenode.net for the time being |
16:48.49 | LostFrog | waddy: why the patter matching? _150 matches the same as 150. |
16:48.55 | LostFrog | pettern |
16:49.02 | fugitivo | Assid: what kind of moh? |
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16:49.18 | LostFrog | Damn fingers. |
16:49.27 | waddy | LostFrog: yes i dunno |
16:49.34 | Assid | using mp3 .. i mentioned a directory with a few mp3 files. but it always plays one song.. over and over.. |
16:49.45 | wasim | Assid: annoying isn't it? |
16:49.48 | fugitivo | Assid: native moh? |
16:50.00 | *** part/#asterisk Dandre (n=Dandre@was59-3-82-236-48-30.fbx.proxad.net) |
16:50.02 | Assid | nah.. using mpg123 |
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16:50.10 | Assid | ps shows all the mp3's mentioned in the mpg123 .. but it never plays |
16:50.11 | Psy0rz | so if i use a non existing context, i wouldn't see any debug or verbose messages? |
16:50.21 | waddy | you should |
16:50.29 | Qwell | Assid: What version of mpg123? |
16:50.34 | Assid | i dont think * can play native mp3.. atleast it doesnt manage to for me |
16:50.35 | LostFrog | Psy0rz: it normally tries default. |
16:50.37 | Qwell | It *must* be 0.59r |
16:50.39 | waddy | grab ngrep and run that |
16:50.49 | waddy | see where you are failing |
16:50.50 | Assid | Qwell: yes |
16:51.01 | Qwell | and yes, * can play natively |
16:51.09 | fugitivo | Assid: yes it does with the addon |
16:51.12 | Qwell | asterisk-addons, get format_mp3 |
16:51.14 | Qwell | bbl |
16:51.29 | fugitivo | that |
16:51.36 | Psy0rz | i'm using msn=* and incommingmsn=*, so why wouldnt i see more messages? |
16:51.44 | Psy0rz | like Exectuing...blabla |
16:51.50 | fugitivo | Assid: but everytime you put someone on hold, the mp3 will start from the beggining |
16:51.53 | Assid | okay lemme get addon |
16:52.02 | Assid | from begginng ? |
16:52.06 | Assid | can it play random files? |
16:52.16 | LostFrog | Assid: does 'ps axwwww' show multiple mp3s behind the mpg123? |
16:52.17 | waddy | can you make outgoing isdn calls? |
16:52.20 | Assid | how come it wont play from wherever |
16:52.24 | waddy | what does capi info say? |
16:52.31 | fugitivo | begining |
16:52.34 | Psy0rz | outgoing is no problem |
16:52.38 | Assid | i see 2 processes |
16:52.51 | Psy0rz | Contr1: 2 B channels total, 2 B channels free. |
16:52.51 | Psy0rz | Contr2: 2 B channels total, 2 B channels free. |
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16:53.17 | LostFrog | Show one of your mpg123 processes. |
16:53.31 | Assid | <PROTECTED> |
16:53.32 | fugitivo | Assid: check /etc/asterisk/musiconhold.conf, [native-random] |
16:53.35 | mover | i there a nice tool to dump the sip packets on an ehternet? |
16:53.55 | Psy0rz | when i dail out i see tons of messages |
16:53.56 | Assid | fugitivo: i tried that.. and put whatever is in that contexct into default |
16:54.09 | fugitivo | Assid: but you're not using native |
16:54.14 | Assid | nah |
16:54.16 | fugitivo | Assid: first get the addon |
16:54.20 | Assid | lemme do that |
16:54.22 | Psy0rz | i use protocol=2 while loading the drivers, i'm in the netherlands/europe |
16:54.34 | Seldon1975 | Arg! Im at my wits end - can someone tell me why Comedian Mail isnt sending email notifications? sendmail is running. here is voicemail.conf http://pastebin.com/466736 |
16:55.05 | fugitivo | Seldon1975: check sendmail logs |
16:55.17 | fugitivo | the answer is always there |
16:56.17 | Assid | i gotta also figure out a way to interface with mozilla's address book.. thats freaky |
16:56.27 | Psy0rz | i'll upgrade from chan_capi 0.6 to 0.6.1 first |
16:56.29 | Psy0rz | lots of fixes |
16:57.01 | Assid | wanna have a central directory for contact for telephones, etc |
16:57.47 | wasim | Assid: moziax |
16:57.57 | Assid | moziax? |
16:58.20 | Seldon1975 | fugitivo can you tell me whene to find the sendmail logs, typically? |
16:58.24 | Assid | you kidding me.. there is something ready? |
16:58.45 | fugitivo | Seldon1975: /var/log/mail.log or /var/log/sendmail.log or something like that |
16:58.55 | fugitivo | Seldon1975: i use postfix, the log is /var/log/mail.log |
16:59.05 | Seldon1975 | ok ta |
16:59.36 | Assid | wasim: i just want to get the address book outta mozilla, the phones are polycoms.. and will get the addressbook via ftp |
17:00.05 | wasim | eww |
17:00.07 | Assid | Qwell: is that an issue with mpg123 to not play the rest of the files? |
17:00.12 | Assid | eww ? |
17:00.46 | fugitivo | Assid: i never had that problem |
17:01.09 | TonyM | mover: check out ethereal - it understands many, many protocols |
17:01.49 | Assid | i only started getting it on my other box once i loaded 1.2.1, the old CVS release worked fine |
17:02.46 | fugitivo | Assid: i'm using native moh with 1.2.x, so i can't tell you if it's an issue with mpg123 |
17:03.12 | Assid | your using format_mp3 ? |
17:03.29 | Assid | okay i ran a make install on the addons.. do i need to edit the modules.conf ? |
17:03.52 | fugitivo | no |
17:03.55 | fugitivo | no need to do that |
17:04.12 | fugitivo | just setup musiconhold.conf with native |
17:06.11 | Assid | cool |
17:06.12 | Assid | works |
17:06.22 | Assid | but it always starts from the beginning |
17:06.24 | Assid | hrmm |
17:06.41 | LostFrog | That's why I don't want native. |
17:06.48 | docelm0 | Does anyone know if the database is broken in asterisk? or am I just doing something wrong.. Cause it was working b4 I upgraded now its not. |
17:07.32 | fugitivo | Assid: that's what i told you, i like it because i have a message for the people, not music |
17:07.54 | Assid | hrmm |
17:07.57 | fugitivo | brain wash :) |
17:08.11 | Assid | hehe |
17:08.15 | Assid | same message over and over |
17:08.29 | [TK]D-Fender | docelm0 : They depreciated DBGet and DBPut if thats what you mean |
17:08.30 | Assid | lemme guess: buy my product.. dont buy anything else.. you love us.. |
17:08.37 | fugitivo | yes |
17:08.47 | fugitivo | with oriental music for relax |
17:09.02 | SkramX | UPS says my package is out for delivery |
17:09.18 | SkramX | last time it said that, they mysteriously lost it and it took them another 2 days to get it to my residence |
17:09.22 | SkramX | heh |
17:09.59 | docelm0 | What is it now? |
17:10.25 | docelm0 | cause I was pulling DB variables for call forwarding |
17:10.33 | LostFrog | You guys must be unlucky bastards. |
17:10.43 | LostFrog | I have never had a problem with a carrier. |
17:11.41 | Assid | fugitivo: any way to come to know which file its playing? |
17:12.34 | SkramX | LostFrog: Yeah.. |
17:12.59 | SkramX | it's a 19" LCD from Tigerdirect.com, after rebates its $199-USD, which is a damn good price |
17:13.13 | nextime | anyone using mcc for billing? |
17:13.23 | Seldon1975 | fugitivo: my mail log says: Dec 16 11:48:18 asterisk1 sendmail[13358]: jBGGg0fL013358: to=Vlayko Knezik <vlayko@radintl.com>, ct |
17:13.24 | Seldon1975 | laddr=root (0/0), delay=00:06:18, xdelay=00:06:18, mailer=relay, pri=235183, relay=[127.0.0.1] [127. |
17:13.24 | Seldon1975 | 0.0.1], dsn=4.0.0, stat=Deferred: Connection timed out with [127.0.0.1] |
17:13.33 | fugitivo | Assid: err.. check the moh command from the cli |
17:15.42 | docelm0 | [TK]D-Fender, What did they change it to? |
17:18.15 | [TK]D-Fender | just use the DB() function. |
17:19.03 | [TK]D-Fender | so like "exten => 1,1,Set(DB(family/key)=value) |
17:19.14 | [TK]D-Fender | so like "exten => 1,1,Set(value=DB(family/key)) |
17:19.19 | fugitivo | Seldon1975: well, you should check your sendmail config |
17:19.31 | fugitivo | Seldon1975: is sendmail working? |
17:19.41 | [TK]D-Fender | SkramX : What kind of monitor? |
17:19.57 | SkramX | X2gen something |
17:19.59 | SkramX | want a link? |
17:20.07 | docelm0 | how go I pull information from the db then? |
17:20.08 | [TK]D-Fender | sure |
17:20.19 | SkramX | https://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?Sku=C911-1904 |
17:20.27 | SkramX | its not the best ever, but for the price, a pretty good deal |
17:20.37 | [TK]D-Fender | docelm0 : my first sample is the style for DBPut, the second was for DBGet |
17:20.43 | gniretar_work | setcallerid isnt working |
17:20.44 | [TK]D-Fender | so like "exten => 1,1,Set(value=${DB(family/key)}) |
17:20.45 | gniretar_work | strange |
17:20.47 | docelm0 | ohh ok |
17:20.56 | [TK]D-Fender | this is a corrected version. I forgot the braces |
17:21.27 | [TK]D-Fender | DB()=, then =${DB()} |
17:22.08 | docelm0 | exten => _XXX,2,set(DID=${DB(CFIM/${EXTEN})}) |
17:22.11 | docelm0 | is that right? |
17:22.38 | [TK]D-Fender | exaclty right |
17:22.47 | [TK]D-Fender | Call foward immediate? |
17:23.36 | Assid | how do i stop mysql being loaded with asterisk? |
17:23.51 | docelm0 | yes |
17:24.46 | [TK]D-Fender | docelm0 : Careful with the ASTDB stuff... or you'll end up with a 20k dialplan!!! ;) |
17:25.26 | [TK]D-Fender | Though mine is very nice now :) |
17:25.28 | fugitivo | Assid: what distro? |
17:25.52 | Assid | gentoo and debian |
17:26.03 | Assid | actually i just added a noload cdr_addon_mysql |
17:26.16 | Assid | i think it did the job |
17:26.30 | fugitivo | Assid: you don't want mysql to be started? |
17:26.38 | fugitivo | or just the asterisk module? |
17:27.13 | Assid | asterisk module |
17:27.17 | fugitivo | ok |
17:29.19 | docelm0 | I wish they would stop screwing with shit.. It breaks my dialplan! |
17:30.20 | docelm0 | is there a howto on the DB function somewhere? |
17:30.22 | *** join/#asterisk ao2 (n=u@2001:1418:117:0:0:0:0:1) |
17:30.29 | ao2 | hallo |
17:30.36 | [TK]D-Fender | lookup "functions" on the WIKI and you'll get the list |
17:30.50 | docelm0 | ao2 where the hell are you connecting from? You have an IPv6 IP |
17:31.00 | [TK]D-Fender | There is a DBEXISTS() function you'll use instead of priority jumping |
17:31.34 | ao2 | docelm0: you can easily guess from my IP |
17:32.58 | synthetiq | is there an iax2 stress tester outh there? |
17:33.10 | docelm0 | I cant guess shit. |
17:33.32 | Assid | haha.. anyone tried loading the id3ed on a debian box? |
17:35.00 | zoa | we are making one soon (iax2 stresstester) |
17:35.02 | SkramX | [TK]D-Fender: Nice deal.. |
17:35.38 | ao2 | I have a question about zap channels. I have a digium clone card (a modem) which uses the wcfxo zaptel module, and I want to ask if it is possible to make asterisk detect when I _lift the handset_ attached to the loop port of the modem. |
17:35.39 | [TK]D-Fender | SkramX : which? |
17:36.01 | SkramX | the monitor i linked to ya |
17:36.05 | Assid | configure: error: installation or configuration problem: C++ compiler cannot create executables. |
17:36.10 | Assid | ridiculous |
17:36.32 | ao2 | docelm0, I'm connecting using a tunnel broker, just to let you know :) |
17:36.39 | *** join/#asterisk KranZ (n=user@sme.bestline.net) |
17:36.58 | *** join/#asterisk apardo (n=apardo@207.Red-83-50-107.dynamicIP.rima-tde.net) |
17:37.00 | [TK]D-Fender | SkramX : This is what I use at work and am looking to get for home. http://images.ncix.com/imagesthumbnails/16517_20051013_1.jpg |
17:37.34 | SkramX | [TK]D-Fender: nice, yet probably very expensive? |
17:37.35 | KranZ | that pic is huge |
17:37.56 | [TK]D-Fender | umm |
17:38.22 | [TK]D-Fender | http://images.ncix.com/images/16517_20051013_1.jpg |
17:38.25 | [TK]D-Fender | there |
17:38.38 | [TK]D-Fender | 19" widescreen. +/- 300$ USD |
17:38.50 | Assid | bah.. debian.. getting on my nerves: sox: Sorry, no MP3 encoding support |
17:38.53 | [TK]D-Fender | Acer AL1916W. |
17:39.25 | gniretar_work | Assid: lame is your friend |
17:39.27 | [TK]D-Fender | 14440x900. very nice res and incedible bang/buck for widescreen. 20" will coust you > 50% more |
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17:40.30 | SkramX | [TK]D-Fender: Yea, I have an acer laptop, pretty good brand |
17:41.43 | gniretar_work | PowerBooks > *.laptops |
17:41.57 | gniretar_work | or laptops.* if your thinking OO like |
17:42.24 | SkramX | lol |
17:44.05 | [TK]D-Fender | I love most things Acer makes. Good commodity company. |
17:45.03 | zoa | acer is bad bad bad |
17:45.08 | zoa | ive never seen such crappy laptops before |
17:45.09 | [TK]D-Fender | LIES! |
17:45.12 | zoa | and i have had 3 |
17:45.14 | Bakermd | I agree - not an Acer fan |
17:45.21 | zoa | and still bought one a month ago |
17:45.23 | zoa | and its crap again |
17:45.25 | zoa | but it was cheap |
17:45.25 | ao2 | excuse me, but i can't find any good answare on the net for my question. Is it possible to make asterisk detect when an handset is liften on the zap channel? It can be useful to make some things whith outgoing calls. |
17:45.28 | [TK]D-Fender | Well I swear by their monitors at least... |
17:45.53 | Bakermd | ao2 - Not that I know of... |
17:45.56 | zoa | the laptop adaptors always fail after 1 year, the casing bursts |
17:46.03 | zoa | they use shitty drivers |
17:46.13 | zoa | the mainboards break |
17:46.26 | zoa | but they are cheap |
17:46.28 | zoa | really cheap |
17:46.31 | Bakermd | 1st Acer I had was a 486 100 (AMD) when it was new, and it was garbadge |
17:47.09 | ao2 | thanks, Bakermd. I tought that since ztmonitor can "visualize" the ready tone when i lift the handset so asterisk also can detect this event. |
17:47.11 | Bakermd | I cringed when I saw Ferrari chose Acer to be the manufacturer of their branded computer :-( |
17:48.08 | Bakermd | I am not saying that it is not possible - I have simply not run across anyone trying to utilize that functionality... I imagine documentation is scarce |
17:48.42 | Bakermd | 40% of Dell laptops are rebranded Acer's - The lower lines |
17:49.19 | LostFrog | Don't tell me that, Bakermd. :( |
17:49.37 | LostFrog | Well.. I switched to HP, anyways. |
17:50.03 | fugitivo | brands suck |
17:50.05 | fugitivo | :) |
17:50.06 | ao2 | Bakermd, So should i ask to developers if I can achieve what I want? |
17:50.10 | Bakermd | I love my HP laptops |
17:50.25 | fugitivo | custom laptops and servers are great |
17:50.27 | Bakermd | a02 - Yes, I think that is really the best route. See if they have any insight |
17:51.02 | LostFrog | btw.. Chocolate Oranges rule. |
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17:53.25 | zoa | my dell laptop is great |
17:53.33 | zoa | compaq also sucked |
17:53.38 | zoa | dunno if they are better now |
17:54.17 | Bakermd | HP/Compaq - all of their stuff now has both brands on it somewhere - Compaq PC, HP Serial number, etc. |
17:54.20 | Bakermd | Confusing |
17:54.24 | [TK]D-Fender | SkramX : I'm loking to pick one of those monitors up for $334CAD (288$USD |
17:54.40 | SkramX | which? |
17:54.48 | SkramX | the acer or the one you linked to? or the one i posted? |
17:55.07 | [TK]D-Fender | the 19" wis=descreen |
17:55.12 | [TK]D-Fender | wide* |
17:55.42 | [TK]D-Fender | Better specs : http://www.acer.com.sg/products/monitoral1916w/p_monitoral1916w.asp |
17:55.42 | SkramX | nice. |
17:55.55 | SkramX | i wish i had one, but this x2gen should suffice |
17:56.17 | [TK]D-Fender | 19" really is the sweet sopt these days |
17:56.24 | SkramX | Indeed. |
17:56.36 | SkramX | This will be my first LCD :) |
17:56.49 | [TK]D-Fender | I have been considering Dells FP-2005 20" 1680x1050 but its $600CAD |
17:57.00 | zoa | im considering the dell 30" |
17:57.00 | Bakermd | Beware - the res is 1440x900 - that is the same as my 17" widescreen Dell Laptop... you may wish for higher res |
17:57.11 | lofi-rev | I've tried two different softphones (kiax & iaxcomm) and with both I get choppy sound. It seems to be X related, because if I switch desktops during the call it seems to fix the problem. Any ideas for a fix/cause? |
17:57.26 | SkramX | i think this one i am getting is 1280x1024.., eg |
17:57.26 | [TK]D-Fender | Bakermd : I used to have a 19" 1280x1024... I don't miss the eight at all. |
17:57.32 | [TK]D-Fender | height |
17:57.47 | fugitivo | my 17" is 1280x1024 |
17:57.48 | [TK]D-Fender | I find the witdh far more appealing. |
17:57.56 | SkramX | this one has a 12ms refresh time, thats pretty good, right? |
17:58.01 | SkramX | 700:1 contrast.. |
17:58.02 | fugitivo | my laptop 15" is 1400x1050 |
17:58.10 | SkramX | fugitivo: nice. |
17:58.19 | SkramX | mine is 15" 768x1024 |
17:58.32 | [TK]D-Fender | fugitivo : Dell? Sounds like their XGA size |
17:58.36 | fugitivo | the screen is really nice, but i'd like more bright... |
17:58.43 | fugitivo | [TK]D-Fender: no, it's a custom hypersonic, amd64 |
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17:59.43 | fugitivo | the lcd brand is AU, model B150PG01 |
17:59.59 | SkramX | my 15" laptop is a acer 3002lci, 1.ghz Sempron Mobile 2800+.. 512mb ram |
18:00.23 | Bakermd | I love my Apple 23" Cinema display - 1900x1200 |
18:00.38 | fugitivo | Bakermd: hell, that's nice :) |
18:00.48 | Bakermd | thx |
18:00.53 | zoa | too bad they are so expensive |
18:00.59 | fugitivo | how much is that monster? |
18:01.05 | Bakermd | Were over $2000, now they are $1299 |
18:01.06 | SkramX | 2000++ |
18:01.06 | zoa | http://www.neowin.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=403932 |
18:01.13 | Bakermd | I had to pay $1799 when I got mine |
18:01.22 | SkramX | Id spend my money on something else, but hey |
18:01.25 | robl^ | I want a 72" plasma wall mount monitor :) |
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18:01.40 | fugitivo | i want one of those too |
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18:01.52 | Bakermd | I use a Mitsubishi projector at home, 1280x1024 @ 108" |
18:02.11 | Bakermd | native res is only 1024x768 though |
18:02.14 | Seldon1975 | in voicemail.conf how do I set the full 'sender' address |
18:02.19 | fugitivo | mitsubishi? isn't that a car's brand? |
18:02.36 | coppice | 4 wheel drive projectors |
18:02.48 | fugitivo | Seldon1975: serveremail= |
18:02.56 | Bakermd | Cars, trucks, construction equipment, tv's, phones, microchips - Multi-billion doller conglomerate |
18:03.08 | Bakermd | er, dollar |
18:03.30 | SkramX | coppice: ;p; |
18:03.32 | SkramX | *lol |
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18:03.42 | fugitivo | that's a giant |
18:03.55 | t0ke | hi, I receive this message in my asterisk Dec 16 07:05:47 NOTICE[7193]: app_dial.c:955 dial_exec_full: Unable to create channel of type 'Zap' (cause 0) |
18:03.55 | t0ke | <PROTECTED> |
18:04.00 | LostFrog | All the biggest diesel engines in the world are Mitsubishi. |
18:04.06 | t0ke | anyone know how to fix it? |
18:04.16 | fugitivo | t0ke: plug the line to the card? |
18:04.20 | LostFrog | Make sure chan_zap.so is loaded? |
18:04.21 | Seldon1975 | fugitivo: I have serveremail set to 'asterisk' but mail still appears to come from root@(myserver).local |
18:04.32 | coppice | circuit breakers :-) I was in Mitsubishi's circuit breaker factory a couple of weeks ago. they must make one heck of a lot, cos its a big factory |
18:04.48 | fugitivo | Seldon1975: check your sendmail.cf |
18:05.07 | t0ke | fugitivo..line is plugged to card. Is there any command to show if span is active? |
18:05.28 | t0ke | fugitivo..It is TE410P card |
18:05.43 | fugitivo | what color are the lights? |
18:05.50 | t0ke | green |
18:06.19 | t0ke | is there any command to check if span have signal? |
18:06.41 | fugitivo | try zap show status |
18:06.42 | tzanger | zap show spans? |
18:06.43 | tzanger | er status |
18:07.12 | t0ke | *CLI> zap show status |
18:07.13 | t0ke | No such command 'zap show status' (type 'help' for help) |
18:07.16 | fugitivo | then |
18:07.20 | fugitivo | zap module is not loaded |
18:07.22 | tzanger | t0ke: what version of asterisk |
18:07.23 | SkramX | "help" |
18:07.34 | t0ke | tzanger: asterisk business solutions |
18:07.37 | tzanger | ahh |
18:07.40 | tzanger | yeah that's probably not in there |
18:07.42 | fugitivo | t0ke: show modules like zap |
18:07.53 | fugitivo | t0ke: you should see chan_zap.so |
18:08.02 | LostFrog | t0ke: load chan_zap.so |
18:08.05 | *** join/#asterisk kpettit (n=keith@69.15.174.114) |
18:08.09 | Seldon1975 | fugitivo: do I need to restart sendmail after editing that fiule? how do I restart it? |
18:08.33 | fugitivo | Seldon1975: depends on your distribution, maybe /etc/init.d/sendmail restart? or /etc/rc.d/init.d/sendmail restart |
18:08.33 | t0ke | *CLI> show modules like chan_zap.so |
18:08.33 | t0ke | Module Description Use Count |
18:08.33 | t0ke | chan_zap.so Zapata Telephony w/PRI 0 |
18:08.35 | t0ke | 1 modules loaded |
18:09.07 | t0ke | i think module is loaded |
18:09.22 | fugitivo | zap <tab> |
18:09.23 | fugitivo | nothing? |
18:09.31 | fugitivo | wait |
18:09.41 | t0ke | zap detroy or zap show |
18:09.44 | t0ke | no more options |
18:09.48 | fugitivo | if you have bussiness version, why don't you ask at digium? |
18:10.12 | *** join/#asterisk RoyK (n=roy@ti211310a080-12051.bb.online.no) |
18:10.14 | RoyK | zoa: ping |
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18:10.27 | zoa | im here |
18:10.36 | zoa | but i need to go now |
18:10.38 | zoa | so hurry |
18:10.40 | t0ke | ok..I will ask then..I thinked I would launch here problem and look if anyone knew problem |
18:10.41 | RoyK | zoa: just a sec |
18:11.04 | t0ke | fugitivo: tnks for your help |
18:11.07 | fugitivo | t0ke: maybe you should get what you pay for :) |
18:11.21 | SkramX | :) |
18:11.39 | [TK]D-Fender | In a good way at least |
18:11.47 | fugitivo | we could help you, but if you pay for the bussiness version... |
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18:13.06 | t0ke | fugitivo..ok, I tried it becaus if was a easy mistake by me in configuration..I havent to wait answer from digium |
18:13.12 | SkramX | there are a couple digiym fulk in here anyways. |
18:13.12 | t0ke | well..thnk you again |
18:13.16 | SkramX | *folk |
18:13.57 | fugitivo | t0ke: zap show channels |
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18:14.59 | dash | if I make a SIP call to asterisk and the dialplan ends up directing it to a SIP address, does asterisk always stay in the media path? |
18:16.02 | [TK]D-Fender | dash : "canreinvite=no" |
18:16.33 | [TK]D-Fender | Set it to "yes" and the phones will reconnect with each other directly |
18:16.53 | ms345 | Anyone know why a user doesn't get an email if they are forwarded a vmail through the web interface? The vmail notification emails with wav attachment are sent if the vmail is left in a mailbox but not if the message is forwarded from one vmail box to another. Is this normal? |
18:18.30 | dash | [TK]D-Fender: hmm. yeah, that would make sense |
18:18.38 | t0ke | fugitivo...1 iax_asterisk es |
18:18.43 | t0ke | until 124 |
18:18.49 | Seldon1975 | fugitivo i added "Dmmyserver.com" to sendmail.cf but messages still appear to come from root@asterisk1.local |
18:19.06 | fugitivo | t0ke: iax_asterisk is the context? |
18:19.19 | strain17 | is anyone here successful in using h.323? |
18:19.46 | t0ke | fugitivo: yes |
18:22.12 | dash | [TK]D-Fender: that's gonna be tricky with the stuff i'm doing though :) |
18:22.17 | ms345 | Seldon - what is serveremail set to in vm_general.inc ? |
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18:23.07 | fugitivo | vm_general.inc? what is that? |
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18:24.03 | Seldon1975 | ms345: ill take a look |
18:24.07 | Blackthorn | Hello. When I do "show sip peers" it shows the port numbers that the ata's are attacked to. All of the units are set to use 5060 and 5061 why do they show up under differnt numbers? |
18:24.36 | ms345 | also look at your /etc/hosts file and put your preffered localhost name in there |
18:24.42 | t0ke | fugitivo..u know if there is any irc channel specified for asterisk bussiness version? |
18:25.07 | Blackthorn | attacked = attached |
18:25.22 | [TK]D-Fender | ATTACK!!!! |
18:25.34 | dash | t0ke: probably you are supposed to pay digium for help with that :) |
18:25.41 | ms345 | my vmail emails seem to come from the vm@ specified in vm_general.inc but the @domain is overwritten with what I have as localhost in /etc/hosts |
18:25.53 | ms345 | i don't know why - but it works for me :-) |
18:28.41 | strain17 | does anyone knows how to setup h.323? |
18:31.34 | Blackthorn | Ok, let me try a different question. * on a routable ip ---> router ---> Wireless -->router2 ---> wireless --> linksys -->and users nat behind this. Including an ata and it shows up in the * box as the router2 ip? |
18:32.16 | malverian[work] | Has anyone used the Sangoma WINPIPE software with Zaptel 1.2? |
18:32.38 | malverian[work] | This utility to determine the taps needed for echo cancellation seems useful. |
18:32.48 | malverian[work] | *WANPIPE |
18:33.53 | *** part/#asterisk dash (n=washort@adsl-147-122-226.bhm.bellsouth.net) |
18:33.55 | [TK]D-Fender | malverian[work] : Funny... I don't have to tell Zaptel ANYTHING with mine :D |
18:35.15 | iCEBrkr | Signalling requested on channel 1 is SF (Tone) Signalling Immediate but line is in PRI Signalling signalling |
18:35.20 | iCEBrkr | You're on crack. |
18:35.24 | iCEBrkr | It IS NOT PRI |
18:36.51 | [TK]D-Fender | Or... maybe its split signalling :) |
18:37.10 | LostFrog | I prefer semaphore. |
18:37.53 | iCEBrkr | SPAN 1: CAS/ AMI Build-out: 0 db (CSU)/0-133 feet (DSX-1) |
18:38.01 | iCEBrkr | ok, so how's that PRI? |
18:39.22 | [TK]D-Fender | ummm |
18:41.02 | Blackthorn | ok, i've got to go but also just realized my * version is several versions behind the time. I'll go update it later today. |
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18:46.50 | Mavantix | anyone have any tips on getting voice to work on remote X-Lite clients? (What ports to open, etc?) |
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18:48.43 | SkramX | hehe, im stalking taxis at http://labs.google.com/ridefinde |
18:50.30 | wunderkin | wow.. scary |
18:51.11 | rob0 | Mavantix: SIP is 5060/udp by default (or whatever you have in your sip.conf) |
18:52.26 | Mavantix | rob0: that part works, but when an X-Lite client connects and dials another extention, no voice goes either way. I forwarded ports 10000-10100 to the * box, and configured rtp.conf to use just those ports, so it should be trying to send voice on those ports, right? |
18:53.00 | rob0 | dunno |
18:54.10 | [TK]D-Fender | Mavantix : You need to set "localnet" & "externip" in SIP.conf |
18:54.23 | [TK]D-Fender | look those up on the WIKI and you'll know what to do. |
18:59.40 | strain17 | robo...can u tell me where to start on setting up H.323? |
19:00.26 | rob0 | no strain17 I cannot, I said I do not use it. |
19:00.52 | strain17 | hmm....someone told me...lol |
19:01.00 | strain17 | * rob0 knows how/why NOT to use h.323 :) |
19:02.08 | Seldon1975 | hey guys - is there a toll-free number accessable from canada that I can call and just speak down the lin to see if I echo? |
19:02.18 | Seldon1975 | like a talking clock would do |
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19:06.10 | jsaunders | G'day |
19:06.38 | SkramX | Hiya |
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19:12.08 | docelm0 | Anyone know how I would evaluate in the dialplan for this: DB_EXISTS(<family>/<key>) to find if the key exists? |
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19:12.54 | iCEBrkr | docelm0: You wanna know if there's data there of if the key exists? |
19:13.13 | iCEBrkr | Cuz you could DBGET and assign it to a variable and then GotoIf() if there's a value assigned |
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19:15.12 | Supaplex | I must be on a roll. 5th time restarting asterisk today. |
19:15.43 | docelm0 | DB_EXISTS(<family>/<key>) |
19:15.46 | docelm0 | crap |
19:15.55 | docelm0 | exten => _XXX,2,GotoIf($[${DB_EXISTS(CFIM/${EXTEN})} = "1"]?103:3) |
19:16.03 | docelm0 | is that correct IF the key exists? |
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19:29.48 | Supaplex | ffs |
19:31.22 | docelm0 | I figured it out.. |
19:31.26 | docelm0 | pain in my fricken ass |
19:31.43 | Supaplex | let's start a support group :p |
19:33.33 | Supaplex | is it possible to ring all phones after * (re)starts? |
19:34.08 | iCEBrkr | docelm0: Looks about right.. :P |
19:34.10 | Supaplex | just a short ring, so they know to relogin :-/ |
19:34.34 | docelm0 | I got it.. |
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19:34.50 | freezer | hi |
19:35.45 | freezer | mh asterisk doesnt see any incoming sip calls and then calling the sip number a voice says "Number is temporaly not available" |
19:35.58 | freezer | i mapped all needed udp ports |
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19:46.03 | FuriousGeorge | im emerging gnophone over here. i just installed asterisk 1.2.1. i notice gentoo wants to emerge net-libs/iax-0.2.2 i assume a version of the iax lib was installed by asterisk 1.2.1 too. anyone know what verson that is |
19:46.07 | FuriousGeorge | ? |
19:46.45 | rob0 | gnophone has not been maintained AFAIK |
19:47.11 | FuriousGeorge | i see, i just noticed it on digiums web page and remembered it existed |
19:47.52 | rob0 | I tried kphone yesterday, followed instructions on the wiki, but can't get it to register |
19:48.05 | rob0 | (it registers but doesn't think it did) |
19:48.13 | FuriousGeorge | kphone huh, lemme try that one |
19:48.56 | rob0 | I really need a softphone until I can get more FXS ports |
19:49.06 | FuriousGeorge | for linux? |
19:49.12 | rob0 | yes |
19:49.18 | FuriousGeorge | there is an x-lite for linux |
19:49.28 | FuriousGeorge | ive nver found one on say the level of eyebeam |
19:50.02 | ctooley | Does anyone use the Asterisk::Manager perl module from gnuinter? |
19:50.09 | FuriousGeorge | speaking of libs, did you hear about the google voip for xmpp libs they put on sourceforge recently? |
19:50.36 | iCEBrkr | PARTY TIME |
19:50.44 | ctooley | If so, what all things have been fixed in your version (because I've got several fixes for mine) |
19:53.27 | rob0 | I got x-lite. Will try that next. I think kphone should work, I just did something wrong. |
19:53.52 | FuriousGeorge | rob0: i got mine logged in no problem, but tis fugly |
19:54.38 | rob0 | mine registers according to the * console, but then it pops up a timeout error anyway. |
19:54.49 | FuriousGeorge | yeah i think thats what i got |
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21:01.33 | *** topic/#asterisk is Asterisk 1.2.1 has been released! -//- http://www.asterisk.org |
21:01.38 | [Latre] | i have a problem compiling zaptel in mandriva 2006 kernel 2.6.12.12 this is the error: http://pastebin.com/467055 |
21:01.40 | trixter | that is retail if you are doing any sort of volume you get discounts |
21:01.59 | marcus2 | theres a cac 12fxo+12fxs channel bank on ebay from a reputable dealer for $500 right now |
21:01.59 | trixter | and that is new with warantee and all that |
21:02.11 | marcus2 | and $500 for a te100 |
21:02.40 | tzanger | marcus2: don't get it |
21:02.40 | trixter | its quite often hard to sell used equipment to customers |
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21:02.49 | tzanger | marcus2: CAC AB1/2 do *NOT* do CPD on the FXO ports |
21:02.51 | Seldon1975 | has anyone here tweaksed the jitterbuffer settings on their Polycom 301 or 501? |
21:02.51 | junbug | i prefer external fxo |
21:02.52 | tzanger | I have one |
21:02.58 | tzanger | the sales literature is just plain wrong |
21:02.59 | LostFrog | I have a T1 card. |
21:03.02 | marcus2 | trixter; well, i guess thats differnt |
21:03.02 | tzanger | Adit600 works *great* though |
21:03.08 | tzanger | and CAC AB1/2 work GREAT for FXS |
21:03.18 | marcus2 | yeah i'm only uss my ab2 for fxs |
21:03.19 | marcus2 | and it does work great |
21:03.25 | trixter | I had a te110p but no more |
21:03.38 | trixter | neveru sed it |
21:03.53 | marcus2 | i still have one unused port of my te410, too |
21:03.58 | trixter | only took it out of the package to see what it was when it came ... was free afterall |
21:04.21 | CyberPony | anyone have experience getting SIP connections to work across a VPN tunnel between 2 watchguard firewalls? |
21:04.34 | trixter | for customers I get only what is needed and dont keep stock for the sacaug.org stuff I would rather have sip and analog devices |
21:04.43 | LostFrog | Well.. 'nough said.. eventually I will switch to either a channel bank or a TDM4200 for my FXO. |
21:05.06 | freezer | Got Unsupported Frame with Format:0 |
21:05.07 | marcus2 | how many FXO ports do you need? |
21:05.08 | freezer | mh? |
21:05.13 | trixter | its kinda hard to justify spending $1000 to provide analog lines for demonstrations and lectures :( so I rely on free gear from companies like thevoipconnection.com and digium :) |
21:05.33 | LostFrog | marcus2: 6 |
21:05.39 | trixter | why the tdm410 is a good deal, it gives us the ability to do lectures with something that is more reasonable to use |
21:06.12 | marcus2 | ah |
21:06.28 | trixter | I can get a dual fxs port dlink ATA for $32.50 to my door |
21:06.32 | marcus2 | i wish fedex would hurry up! |
21:06.41 | trixter | doing the math that is a better deal, it doesnt look as pretty but its a volunteer group :/ |
21:07.07 | LostFrog | Well.. I ordered a card from X100P, it's a clone.. but I'll try it. |
21:07.13 | LostFrog | X100P.com |
21:07.18 | trixter | that makes it less than half a te110p and channel bank even if used |
21:07.34 | trixter | lastfrog: how much did it cost? |
21:07.44 | LostFrog | $30+$8 |
21:07.48 | trixter | ouch |
21:07.54 | trixter | what country are you in? |
21:08.05 | LostFrog | US |
21:08.16 | LostFrog | Why ouch? |
21:08.43 | trixter | $17 to your door for a clone off ebay |
21:09.00 | trixter | nkans or someone is realy the only seller, where I got my parents from and they work great |
21:09.28 | trixter | 4000-5000 feedback and others in here have bought from him too with the same results, what you expect for the price you expect shipped when you expect, etc |
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21:09.45 | trixter | I dont often recommend ebay sellers but this one is fairly good |
21:09.51 | trixter | at least with this one product |
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21:10.50 | Sedorox | trixter: I think thats who I got mine from |
21:10.52 | Sedorox | both actually |
21:10.54 | [Latre] | i bought 10 clones to nkans and never sendme anything..... i send 50 email asking what happwnd and nothing.... |
21:11.13 | Sedorox | weird... mine was quick shipped |
21:11.24 | [Latre] | i live in MExico |
21:12.40 | marcus2 | sweet |
21:12.46 | marcus2 | my polcom 601 and gxp2000 just showed up! |
21:13.58 | justinu | beauty and the beast |
21:14.31 | marcus2 | heheh |
21:14.55 | marcus2 | $85 vs $250 |
21:14.59 | marcus2 | and i need to buy 50 of them |
21:15.17 | LostFrog | Sedorox: what does your card detect as? |
21:15.27 | justinu | the gxp2000 is missing a lot of features |
21:15.40 | marcus2 | yeah but |
21:15.46 | marcus2 | is it missing any features that matter to my users |
21:16.00 | justinu | well, it won't ring on the speaker if you have a headset plugged in |
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21:16.29 | marcus2 | and thats not a firmware-solvable issue? |
21:16.36 | justinu | not from what I hear |
21:16.48 | justinu | not certain tho |
21:18.53 | zoa | marcus2: buy the st 302 |
21:18.58 | zoa | its great |
21:19.00 | zoa | royko! |
21:19.02 | zoa | im back |
21:20.38 | marcus2 | st302? |
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21:21.47 | Sedorox | who was asking me about my x100p clone?? (sorry.. comp locked up) |
21:22.01 | Gamercjm | how would i make an incoming call go to my cell phone? |
21:22.31 | LostFrog | Sedorox: I was. |
21:22.50 | Sedorox | thought so.... Suse Linux detects it as a ISDN card.... |
21:22.57 | Sedorox | umm |
21:23.04 | LostFrog | what does wcfxo detect it as? |
21:23.13 | Sedorox | Found a Wildcard FXO: Generic Clone |
21:23.19 | LostFrog | ahh.. ok. |
21:23.28 | Sedorox | Registered tone zone 0 (United States / North America) |
21:23.42 | Sedorox | 0000:00:0a.0 Communication controller: Tiger Jet Network Inc. Tiger3XX Modem/ISDN interface |
21:24.01 | zigman | hahah ISDN interface ;) |
21:24.14 | LostFrog | well.. it is a modem. |
21:24.24 | zigman | yeah.. ANALOG |
21:24.25 | trixter | justinu the gxp2000 is missing a lot of features -- like what? |
21:24.30 | zigman | isDn is digitial |
21:24.39 | trixter | Isdn is integrated :P |
21:24.42 | LostFrog | It says Modem *or* ISDN. |
21:24.50 | zigman | yeah i know |
21:24.53 | zigman | just think its funny |
21:24.59 | trixter | it was a joke cause its really not integrated |
21:25.01 | Sedorox | Suse said it was a Tiger ISDN interface.. but I didn't go through the setup :p |
21:25.02 | justinu | trixter: like call forwarding |
21:25.03 | trixter | unfufilled promises |
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21:25.09 | Sedorox | (its in a Novell OES (suse 9 pro) |
21:25.09 | trixter | it cant forward calls? |
21:25.12 | Sedorox | ) |
21:25.20 | justinu | don't think so |
21:25.21 | trixter | is that it? |
21:25.28 | zigman | Sedorox if you can get a rj45 plug into the card let me know ;) |
21:25.34 | justinu | dialed, missed calls |
21:25.38 | justinu | directory |
21:25.38 | trixter | there is a work around if you create a forwarding system within asterisk but meh |
21:25.50 | justinu | yeah |
21:25.52 | justinu | pita |
21:25.57 | Sedorox | zigman: ahahaha |
21:25.58 | justinu | and no on-phone indication of the forwarding |
21:25.59 | Sedorox | yea.. right.. :p |
21:26.03 | marcus2 | heh. this 601 is *so* much nicer than the gxp2000 |
21:26.08 | Sedorox | has two rj11's on it |
21:26.09 | trixter | it should do a call log at least.. that is bothersome |
21:26.11 | justinu | marcus2: see? |
21:26.11 | Sedorox | normal modem.... |
21:26.12 | kolorado | Hey does anyone know how the new VMCOUNT() app works. Just upgraded to 1.2 and hasvoicemail broke :( |
21:26.16 | Sedorox | well.. winmodem |
21:26.19 | trixter | oh well at least my customer that is getting 15 of em doesnt expect those features |
21:26.29 | justinu | trixter: on phone interface is a joke, very difficult to nagivate |
21:26.36 | marcus2 | and i havent even got them working with asterisk yet, heh |
21:26.59 | justinu | i have a customer getting 20 |
21:27.05 | marcus2 | this thing came with old firmware |
21:27.15 | marcus2 | and polycom wont let end users download firmware from their site. lame. |
21:27.26 | justinu | one nice thing is the gxp2000 is PoE |
21:27.29 | justinu | for 85 bucks! |
21:27.39 | marcus2 | so is the 601, for a mere $160 premium ;) |
21:27.43 | Sedorox | or just save up for a 601 |
21:27.59 | trixter | yeah the customer wanted $50 phones but I couldnt recommend any for that price |
21:28.08 | marcus2 | budgettone! |
21:28.08 | trixter | this was the cheapest I could find that would be reasonable |
21:28.12 | Sedorox | budgetone |
21:28.12 | robl^ | Snom is kewl! and firmware easy to obtain from vendor website. No extra fees or password needed. |
21:28.17 | Sedorox | if you want JUST phone functions |
21:28.18 | Sedorox | its fine |
21:28.21 | trixter | there are a lot of problems with those from what I have read |
21:28.32 | Sedorox | I haven't had too many problems with mine |
21:28.36 | twisted[asteria] | mine flung itself off the desk a few times |
21:28.37 | Sedorox | just want more functionality outta it |
21:28.37 | Sedorox | :p |
21:28.43 | justinu | snom doesn't support connected partty ID |
21:28.46 | trixter | everything from a 0.4mm size difference in the power adapter (so it occasionally falls out) to audio problems to ... |
21:28.46 | justinu | which is lame |
21:29.13 | Sedorox | trixter: for the BT100... I've used ilbc, gsm, and g729... all works nicely... |
21:29.17 | Sedorox | never had a problem with power |
21:29.22 | zoa | the bt100 is crap |
21:29.23 | zoa | CRAP! |
21:29.27 | Sedorox | lol |
21:29.36 | justinu | ilbc is crap too |
21:29.37 | zoa | i lost a costumer due to it |
21:29.39 | Nivex | who here has played with the spa-941? opinions? |
21:29.55 | *** part/#asterisk [Latre] (n=latre@148.233.19.133) |
21:30.50 | robl^ | the BT101 isn't even useful as a paperweight. One sneeze and it goes flying off the desk. ;) |
21:30.59 | Sedorox | lol |
21:31.01 | trixter | oh speaking of ilbc I have a strange problem... a dlink dvg1120s (sip) connecting to asterisk via any codec other than g.711 (a/ulaw) using rfc2833 dtmf results in asterisk not processing dtmf and reporting bad ilbc frames. the dvg1120 doesnt do ilbc, I have disabled the module in asterisk, disallowed it in sip.conf, etc.. the only way it will work for dtmf is inband signalling and g.711.. any ideas? |
21:31.05 | Sedorox | I've never had these problems with it.. |
21:31.06 | Sedorox | :p |
21:31.44 | kolorado | Anybody familiar with Aterisk 1.2, specifically vmcount()???? |
21:32.03 | trixter | I have tried g.729, g.726, g.723, and g.711.. only g.711 works all the others when using rfc2833 report invalid ilbc - when using g.711 inband dtmf works |
21:32.06 | justinu | trixter: it's a problem with the dynamic payloads, i think |
21:32.19 | Sedorox | anyone try those linksys/sipura/cisco sip phones yet? |
21:32.28 | justinu | phone is sending the wrong dynamic payload number and making asterisk think anthing other than g711 is ilbc |
21:32.29 | trixter | a friend has the same problem, he is using 1.0.7 I am 1.2.0 ... so this problem isnt new aparently |
21:32.31 | justinu | ? |
21:32.34 | justinu | shrug |
21:32.41 | trixter | maybe |
21:32.46 | lofi-rev | Is it possible to dial 2 numbers, and when the first answers it is bridged to the second call? |
21:32.48 | justinu | i found problems with eyebeam and speex |
21:32.54 | Sedorox | there is issues between 1.2.0 and 1.0 |
21:32.55 | trixter | that is a problem though.. I might hunt around for firmware upgrades on it and see if there is any solution that way |
21:33.08 | Sedorox | I think specificly trunking I believe |
21:33.19 | justinu | eyebeam tries to use the ilbc payload type, and starts talking speex to asterisk which thinks it should be ilbc |
21:33.22 | trixter | cause it would be nice to use g.729 especially when I take it into the sac AUG and do the live install ... wanted to bring a edge card and stuff.. but meh |
21:33.23 | justinu | asterisk freaks and drops the call |
21:33.54 | justinu | trixter: in your dlink interface can you tweak the dynamic payload values? |
21:33.56 | justinu | sipura can do this |
21:35.19 | trixter | other than framesize no I dont believe so |
21:35.25 | trixter | this device works a lot like it wasnt finished |
21:35.35 | justinu | lol, just like the gxp2000 :) |
21:36.06 | justinu | trixter: pastbin some sip traces if you want to figure it out |
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21:36.27 | trixter | I was just wondering if anyone else saw this type of problem before.. I will work on it later |
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21:36.42 | justinu | aight |
21:36.47 | trixter | I have a few weeks until the next meet and then its not required I can do ulaw, just thought it might be nice to nothave to :P |
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21:37.02 | nswint | I'm experiencing somethign interesting.. asterisk is somehow converting the callerid from my addresbook into a name and number and recording it to the Master.csv.... how is that possible? |
21:37.25 | Gamercjm | Is this correct for trying to call an a cell phone exten => s,2,Dial(IAX2/NuFone.net/*cellnumber*,15,rtm) |
21:37.27 | file[laptop] | it uses whatever is present for the callerid values on the channel |
21:37.30 | file[laptop] | [TK]D-Fender: !!! |
21:38.03 | [TK]D-Fender | file[laptop]: !!! |
21:39.15 | file[laptop] | [TK]D-Fender: driving... to Nova Scotia |
21:39.50 | justinu | eh? |
21:39.59 | [TK]D-Fender | ...yay! Try driving HERE :D |
21:40.08 | file[laptop] | or not |
21:40.09 | lofi-rev | has someone already written a tool for retrieving callerid name data from an external DB? |
21:40.16 | [TK]D-Fender | It ^&%^&% ugly out there. We topped 40cm! |
21:40.25 | file[laptop] | 112 km/hour! |
21:40.28 | file[laptop] | oh no, we're speeding |
21:40.44 | [TK]D-Fender | lofi-rev : yes go check the voxilla formus, its in the first page on Asterisk |
21:40.52 | lofi-rev | [TK]D-Fender, thanks |
21:40.53 | LostFrog | 15" |
21:40.55 | LostFrog | ? |
21:40.57 | LostFrog | wow. |
21:41.41 | [TK]D-Fender | yes, its shit-on-a-stick out there..... |
21:41.51 | file[laptop] | [TK]D-Fender: you should go play in the snow! |
21:41.55 | file[laptop] | :P |
21:41.58 | LostFrog | It even stopped snowing here. |
21:42.01 | file[laptop] | walk in a winter wonderland |
21:42.39 | nswint | lofi-rev: it's weird |
21:43.07 | [TK]D-Fender | *FAP* ! |
21:43.30 | nswint | lofi-rev: numbers not in my addressbook show up fine.. don't know how asterisk is connecting to my address book.. or where is't getting my addressbook info |
21:44.52 | lofi-rev | nswint, asterisk or your client? |
21:44.54 | justinu | from the softphone |
21:45.39 | nswint | asterisk |
21:45.50 | lofi-rev | nswint, what address book? |
21:46.11 | nswint | its on a seperate box |
21:46.18 | [TK]D-Fender | Just upgraded the firmware on my SPA-941 :) |
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21:47.00 | Equinox | Any idea why playing sound files(gsm) stops working when I insmod zaprtc & zaptel? |
21:56.51 | *** part/#asterisk kolorado (n=kolorado@129.82.174.111) |
22:04.27 | lofi-rev | Is it possible to return from a Dial command before the call is hungup? |
22:08.18 | Renacor | Is there any apps for asterisk that will extract extensions or create a directory/address book? |
22:08.52 | trixter | grep |
22:08.52 | trixter | perl |
22:08.54 | trixter | :P |
22:09.13 | Renacor | lol |
22:09.18 | Renacor | Your great |
22:09.30 | trixter | afaik no there is no existing tool to parse extensions.conf and pull that out, and you would want to limit that so you dont create a directory of every route you have |
22:10.10 | trixter | I would rather import extensions into asterisk (there are ldap modules, enum, etc) rather than export from asterisk but ... |
22:11.53 | Renacor | that would be cool |
22:12.07 | trixter | if you could integrate extensions, voicemail, etc all from ldap or some other central repository it would be a better enterprise solution (note I did say you could do this above before anyone jumps all over me saying you can) |
22:12.27 | trixter | although I dont know about voicemail from that, havent looked |
22:12.47 | trixter | but that way you have one place to add someone for access to machines on the network, phone system, etc |
22:13.01 | trixter | but now I must work |
22:17.09 | Renacor | trixter: Yeah thats exactly what I would need |
22:17.13 | Renacor | to make my life easier |
22:23.32 | Sedorox | hmm |
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22:56.22 | HolyGod | b00 TheCops |
22:56.40 | TheCops | hey |
22:58.20 | TheCops | Someone is familiar with G.729a codec from digium ? I just installed it, registered it and loading it. When I'm making a call from a SIP -> PSTN, it's written g729tolin_framein: Out of G.729 Decoder Licenses!, I have 2 licenses. |
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22:58.44 | mog_home | dare you doing a monitor? |
22:58.53 | mog_home | and do a show g729 |
22:59.13 | junbug | any recommendations on external 4 or 2 port fxo -> sip gateways |
23:00.17 | mog_home | sipura |
23:00.56 | junbug | they make external fxo-> sip? |
23:02.22 | Sedorox | Anyone currently using ldap with asterisk? |
23:02.52 | Sedorox | junbug: yes... |
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23:04.46 | Sedorox | ok.. actually seems like sipura only does a 1/1 combo.. not 2 fxo.. |
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23:06.41 | junbug | yea i would prefer external fxo's over pci's |
23:07.20 | justinu | audiocodes |
23:07.43 | justinu | lots of people make that kind of stuff |
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23:08.25 | mog_home | why not get a card? |
23:08.36 | TheCops | intranet*CLI> show g729 |
23:08.36 | TheCops | 1/2 encoders/decoders of 2 licensed channels are currently in use |
23:08.46 | TheCops | this is mean, 3 license ?! 1/2 |
23:09.21 | LostFrog | No.. 2 licenses. |
23:09.23 | Sedorox | looks like one is decode/encode.. the one is just decode |
23:10.00 | TheCops | LostFrog, I have already 2 license, and I have a out of license |
23:11.27 | junbug | mog_home: I here external setup's are just more stable |
23:11.36 | junbug | hear that also |
23:15.02 | mog_home | eh |
23:15.20 | mog_home | it think the initial set up is harder |
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23:15.24 | mog_home | but after that |
23:15.30 | mog_home | id rather have a pci card |
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23:18.59 | TheCops | LostFrog, nice, found my problem, was doing a monitor before.. |
23:18.59 | LostFrog | Damn ebay idiots, list channel banks, don't give part numbers, don't say what modules are installed.. |
23:19.34 | TheCops | weird, the call is established but I'm not hearing something |
23:20.29 | mog_home | then its 0 modules lostfrog |
23:20.35 | mog_home | or 1 or the other |
23:21.11 | LostFrog | But, to try to sell one without info.. |
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23:21.31 | mog_home | well they are hoping someone is a nubb |
23:21.34 | mog_home | and doesnt check |
23:21.35 | LostFrog | Like this one, especially: http://cgi.ebay.com/Channel-Bank_W0QQitemZ5841724271QQcategoryZ11908QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem |
23:21.37 | mog_home | think its a steal |
23:22.54 | mog_home | yeah looks shady |
23:23.26 | LostFrog | These guys are idiots. |
23:23.35 | LostFrog | At least put the model number on the listing. |
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23:24.00 | Zach^^ | anyone setup skype on asterisk? |
23:24.12 | mog_home | NO |
23:24.14 | mog_home | and you cant |
23:24.17 | mog_home | sorries |
23:24.23 | Zach^^ | you cant? |
23:24.32 | mog_home | only through skype to sip gateway |
23:24.39 | Zach^^ | any like skype that you can? |
23:24.55 | mog_home | gizmo i guess |
23:26.15 | marcus2 | huh, how is this grandstream figuring out its timezone? |
23:26.40 | bweschke | sip.esp |
23:26.41 | bweschke | :) |
23:26.47 | marcus2 | ah |
23:26.49 | marcus2 | i see |
23:27.01 | mog_home | lol |
23:27.07 | mog_home | ntpdate maybe? |
23:27.08 | bweschke | do you have a timezone offset field in your dhcp scope? |
23:28.10 | marcus2 | i do |
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23:28.28 | marcus2 | the polycom figures its timezone out and displays the proper time... the grandstream is 3 hours ahead |
23:29.02 | justinu | there's a place in the web interface to set it |
23:29.07 | marcus2 | ah |
23:29.17 | justinu | not sure if it takes the parameters from dhcp or not |
23:29.20 | justinu | never thought of trying that |
23:29.30 | marcus2 | i'll try the web interface |
23:37.11 | TheCops | eyebeam is supporting g729 ? |
23:37.15 | bweschke | yep |
23:37.47 | TheCops | the same codec as asterisk ? (G729a I think) ? |
23:38.04 | TheCops | When I'm calling somewhere using g729, I dont hear anything. |
23:38.39 | justinu | eyebeam works |
23:40.23 | TheCops | very weird |
23:40.27 | LostFrog | TheCops: what version of *? |
23:40.31 | TheCops | 1.2.0 |
23:40.45 | LostFrog | There was a bug with g729 and 1.2.0 |
23:40.51 | TheCops | duh |
23:41.00 | TheCops | I just finished to update *grins* |
23:41.01 | TheCops | lol |
23:41.27 | LostFrog | Ok.. just making sure you weren't dealing with that issue. |
23:41.47 | TheCops | What's the issue, precisly ? |
23:43.10 | LostFrog | http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=5780 |
23:43.30 | LostFrog | ok.. that may only be a DTMF issue. |
23:44.03 | TheCops | Asterisk sends invalid SDP, causes RFC2833 not to work |
23:44.04 | TheCops | nice |
23:44.07 | TheCops | that's the bug I have |
23:45.08 | LostFrog | edit chan_sip.c |
23:45.12 | LostFrog | and rebuild. |
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23:45.45 | TheCops | I prefer to update the whole * version |
23:45.57 | LostFrog | Then, move to 1.2.1 |
23:46.06 | TheCops | Thanks LostFrog |
23:46.11 | TheCops | very appreciated |
23:48.58 | LostFrog | Not a problem. |
23:49.55 | LostFrog | I like to be helpful once in a while. :p |
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23:51.56 | _Simon | hey gang. where can I go to get some information on 1.700 and 1.800 VOIP allocations? I'm looking to create some extensions but I would like to play friendly with other VOIP servers and not conflict |
23:52.16 | _Simon | or any information where I can place my extension allocations to be compliant |
23:58.14 | trixter | by 1700 do you mean NANPA 1700 numbers? |
23:59.14 | _Simon | umm not sure, I'm new :) I'm trying to figure out what extensions to give my users for our test/dev server but I don't want to conflict with existing servers |
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23:59.24 | _Simon | so when we make it public etc we play friendly with everyone |
23:59.39 | _Simon | I was told this was important if I want my server to connect to others |