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00:00.05fileCDFAssociates: you have to give me the link...
00:00.06dlynes_homedamn
00:00.07Qwell~lart himself
00:00.09TripleFFFFhe check out what the bleep to we know.. ifs quantum phys coolio
00:00.10TripleFFFF;)
00:00.17dlynes_homedidn't know jbot had one of those appendages
00:00.19CDFAssociatesfile:   http://pastebin.com/743855
00:00.31TripleFFFFso anyone have eyebeam solution ?
00:01.53filelooks fine... except for the retransmits...
00:03.41CDFAssociates???
00:05.55*** join/#asterisk moua (i=david@free.hd.free.fr)
00:05.57mouahi
00:06.08cjhowdy moua
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00:08.12mouais there any how-to to run my own easypabx.com/pbxes.com service ? it's for personnal use only
00:09.13mouaI wish to trigger a callback, by calling a DID number from a PSTN line to SIP account #1
00:09.13mouathen another Sip account call me back and give me the tone,
00:09.13mouato use the best SIP account for my desired destination.
00:10.01mouai have a dedicated server to run that
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00:12.23CDFAssociatesdlynes_home:  do you have any more ideas?
00:12.27cjso... asterisk seems to be responding to the request for extension #25
00:12.31cjbut this is all I get...
00:12.37cjMay 28 17:11:45 WARNING[15008]: chan_sip.c:3490 process_sdp: Unknown SDP media type in offer: video 5014 RTP/AVP 31
00:12.42cjand I get a tone in my softphone
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00:13.12orlockDo i need my phones firmware to be able to use chan_sccp?
00:15.06dlynes_homeCDFAssociates: your phone is set to ulaw,alaw,gsm?
00:16.18dlynes_homecj: turn off video on your softphone
00:17.14CDFAssociatesYes
00:17.50dlynes_homeCDFAssociates: turn on g729...i'm guessing your provider requires it for outbound calls
00:18.18dlynes_homeCDFAssociates: i..e the call you're trying to place only has terminators that can handle g729 (they don't handle ulaw, alaw, or gsm)
00:18.53CDFAssociatesAccording to there documentation we use g711u
00:19.04Malthusanyone tried messing with the firmware on the artdios?
00:19.12dlynes_homeCDFAssociates:  you're not getting audio, right?
00:19.23Malthusfor some odd reason they don't support callerid name
00:19.28CDFAssociatesWe get a busy signal.
00:19.32cjdlynes_home: heh, now I just get the tone and no errors on the console :)
00:19.39dlynes_homeCDFAssociates: yeah, so do as i say
00:19.44CDFAssociatesk
00:19.44dlynes_homeCDFAssociates: enable g729 on your phone
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00:19.59dlynes_homecj: any errors in your log file?
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00:20.52cjhttp://rafb.net/paste/results/7rECaB68.html
00:20.55*** part/#asterisk JaredBluestein (n=Jared@nwlnnhbas01-pool4-a222.nwlnnh.tds.net)
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00:23.17CDFAssociatesTried that and it did not work.
00:23.29dlynes_homeCDFAssociates: did you adjust it in your sip.conf file as well?
00:24.39CDFAssociatesyes
00:24.58dlynes_homeCDFAssociates: set your preferred codec to g729 on both side and on the phone
00:26.06cjdlynes_home: any suggestions? :)
00:26.25dlynes_homecj: didn't see taht
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00:27.48dlynes_homecj: that's not the whole log file
00:27.55dlynes_homecj: could you paste the whole call's log?
00:28.38cjdlynes_home: the whole call's log... I'll grab the contents of the full log and paste them in a pastebin... is that what you mean?
00:29.08dlynes_homecj: just the part of tghe log where the call starts and the call ends
00:29.17cjhttp://rafb.net/paste/results/RfKj4X72.html
00:29.22cjsame thing
00:29.54[TK]D-Fendercj : Ok, what exactly are you calling from, and to?
00:30.29dlynes_homecj: where's the rest of the call?
00:30.44dlynes_homecj: i only see the debug portion, not the rest of it
00:31.04dlynes_homecj: no errors, no warnings, no verbose, no notices
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00:40.55CDFAssociatesdlynes_home:  I tried setting everything to g729 and still no luck.
00:41.58CDFAssociatesdlynes_home: The provider is using a Tekelec 9000 switch if that helps any.
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00:45.06jhiverhi all
00:45.21jhiverany idea how I can retrieve the caller number under AGI?
00:46.38jhiveroh boy, maybe this is a bad time, the channel looks pretty dead :)
00:46.43dlynes_homeCDFAssociates: no idea...never heard of it
00:47.08CDFAssociatesk
00:47.45dlynes_homeCDFAssociates: i'm out of ideas, but i'm far from being a sip expert, too
00:49.11nextimejhiver : you can use GET VARIABLE agi command
00:49.43jhiverso... GET CALLERID ?
00:49.52nextimejhiver : no, GET VARIABLE CALLERID
00:49.57jhiverok
00:50.01jhiverI'll give that a try
00:50.09jhiverthw
00:50.11jhiverthx
00:53.06P-NuTHi all, Is anybody using a X100P under ubuntu 5.10? Have they got the drivers working?
00:53.26jhivermhhh actually I have another question
00:53.37dlynes_homedood
00:53.41dlynes_homeit's not winter anymore
00:53.58jhiveris it possible to set a variable which will be different depending on the peer / user which the call comes from?
00:54.12jhiverany ideas?
00:54.14dlynes_homejhiver: there's already one set
00:54.20jhiver?
00:54.24jhiversounds good :)
00:54.25dlynes_homejhiver: CallerID(num)
00:54.43jhiversorry, no that's the number of the caller
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00:54.55dlynes_homejhiver: which is the peer/user the call came from
00:54.56jhiverbut not the provider which carries the call
00:55.09dlynes_homejhiver: you said the call comes from, not the call goes to
00:55.15jhiver?
00:55.17bigmac4444g'day all =)
00:55.19filedlynes_home: give up now, just give up
00:55.24dlynes_homefile: lol
00:55.38jhiverdlynes_home, I'm confused :)
00:55.45dlynes_homeobviously
00:55.49dlynes_homeif you weren't confused
00:55.50filejhiver: there's a setvar option that allows you to set whatever variable you want with whatever information you want... on channels that get authenticated from a user/peer - at least in SIP
00:55.55dlynes_homeyou wouldn't be asking that question
00:56.04jhiver:-)
00:56.09jhiverso right
00:56.15filesetvar=VARNAME=contents
00:56.34jhiverYou can do setvar in a [user] definition in sip.conf or iax.conf?
00:56.44fileI know you can do it in sip
00:56.57fileI can check iax in a sec
00:57.02jhiveroh well that sounds good
00:57.12dlynes_homejhiver: or in sip.conf use callerid=666
00:57.13fileyou can do it in iax too
00:57.25dlynes_homejhiver: same for h323.conf and iax.conf
00:57.28jhiversounds cool
00:57.31jhiverthanks lads
00:57.36litagehow can i play gsm-encoded audio files within programs such as xmms, noatun, etc?
00:57.58jhiverso setvar=FROM_NETWORK=<user_name> will do it
00:57.59jhivercool
00:58.52jhiverGosh I'm so weak with Asterisk :)
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00:59.25psi_forcehi all I'm having a problem with voice mail
00:59.52psi_forceI get the following message from the console "app_voicemail.c:2384 leave_voicemail: No entry in voicemail config file for '007007'"
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01:00.18fileI think it's rather explanitory
01:00.33rainkidcan anyone point me to a music-on-hold install doc? the config file is not very helpful.
01:00.56psi_forcebut "show voicemail users" states
01:00.59bigmac4444anyone: where would i go to configure the voicemail operator options? Some options the operator gives us we dont want.  Thx
01:01.07psi_forcelocal      007007 Mark                       0
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01:01.42filepsi_force: did you specify the voicemail context? if not it searches in default, and if your entry 007007 is not in default... it won't find it
01:02.07dlynes_homefile: it says right above that 007007 is in the local context, not the default context :)
01:02.18mitchelocdoes anyonek now the best speech to text translator around? windows/linux, i don't care? (command line interface though, or sdk)
01:02.18filedlynes_home: I meant in his dialplan
01:02.38droopshey im trying to send asterisk a restart gracefully from bash.   i do an:  asterisk -rx restart gracefully    and it doesnt work, what is teh correct syntax for that
01:02.59Qwellmitcheloc: The one from lumenvox (file?  is that right?) seemed really good
01:03.28fileyes Lumenvox's is cool... works well
01:03.52mitcheloci'm looking it up
01:03.59psi_forcefile: doh! should have 007007@local
01:04.01psi_forcefile: thanks
01:06.21bigmac4444droops:  asterisk -rx "restart now"
01:06.28bigmac4444include quotes
01:06.37droopsthank you sir
01:06.40bigmac4444yw
01:06.54mitcheloclumenvox looks good, i'm wondering about their licensing though, i.e. redistribution with another product
01:07.17bigmac4444rainkid: have you installed mpg123 ?
01:07.28filehell if I know anything about that... I just write code :D
01:07.39rainkidno, using 1.2 and the addon package
01:07.43rainkidformat_mp3
01:08.07rainkidhmmm, do you need to have kernel sound support and a sound card?
01:09.34dlynes_homerainkid: only if you
01:09.41bigmac4444as far as i know you dont.  We didnt.
01:09.42dlynes_homerainkid: only if you're planning to play it out your speakers
01:09.59filemitcheloc: nuance is another one, but I have no experience with them or their stuff
01:10.00rainkidright.. all i want to do is send it down the wire to the caller
01:10.08dlynes_homerainkid: for moh, it just sends the output of the mp3 file to stdout
01:10.20bigmac4444rainkid: what lines have you got in your musiconhold.conf ?
01:10.24dlynes_homerainkid: then asterisk grabs the stdout, and plays it out to the channel
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01:11.18mitchelocfile: i'm looking them up, i think that licensing on these types of products is going to kill my plan for world domination
01:12.02dlynes_homeoh yeah...did anyone see the newsblast?
01:12.06dlynes_homemicrosoft is doing iptv now
01:12.14rainkidahh, it's working. i was using mode=quietmp3  instead of mode=files
01:12.25bigmac4444as in tv network streaming?
01:12.32bigmac4444=)
01:12.52dlynes_homerainkid: if mode=files isn't working it's because you never installed format_mp3 from asterisk-addons and you never loaded it in modules.conf, or some combination thereof
01:12.54mitchelocdlnes_home: i think they've been at it for over a year now...?
01:12.57dlynes_homebigmac4444: yes
01:13.13dlynes_homemitcheloc: dunno...they just announced it in this month's telephony magazine
01:14.15bigmac4444gees, there'd be a massive load on bandwidth wouldnt there?
01:14.29bigmac4444depending on connections, lol
01:14.44mitcheloc*predicts the future*....the lines are blurring between phone calls and tv now, they'll be one and the same soon, next stop for iptv is interactive services and simple voip with webcams in the tv units
01:14.45dlynes_homebigmac4444: if you're the isp, who cares?
01:14.50dlynes_homebigmac4444: it's all edge cached, then
01:15.12mitchelocit's not like verizon hasn't been rolling out fiber directly to homes around here anyway...
01:15.15bigmac4444in one way, yes
01:15.46bigmac4444might look into that
01:15.49mitcheloci bet we see iptv with interactive gambling first ;)
01:15.55bigmac4444lol
01:16.03bigmac4444and the adult channels
01:16.07jhiveraaaargh, my AGI script doesn't do anything (not even print the debug commands) and I don't know what's going on
01:16.12jhiverworks fine on the command line
01:16.17jhiverit's executable too
01:17.01mitchelocjhiver: post it up somewhere
01:17.13jhiversure I can do that
01:17.17jhiverw8 a sec :)
01:17.58tainted_mitcheloc i have one reason why tv will never merge with phone
01:18.26jhiverhttp://pastebin.ca/index.php
01:18.28jhiveroops
01:18.29jhiver:)
01:18.37jhiverhttp://pastebin.ca/59484
01:19.50nextimejhiver : agi debug on the * CLI?
01:20.10jhiverok let me try that :)
01:21.12nextimejhiver : in which timezone you are?
01:21.20jhiverGMT+4
01:21.24jhivernow that's stange
01:21.27jhiverI have this:
01:21.36mitcheloctainted: ?
01:21.43jhiverAGI Rx << GET VARIABLE CALLERID
01:21.43jhiverAGI Tx >> 200 result=0
01:21.50jhiverand AGI Rx << GET VARIABLE SYNAPSE_CALLEE
01:21.50jhiverAGI Tx >> 200 result=0
01:22.00jhiverbut in the dialplan I set this last varialbe
01:22.22jhiverexten   => _0262XXXXXX,1,Macro(dial-lcr,262${EXTEN:1})
01:22.29jhiverand then:
01:22.30jhiver[macro-dial-lcr]
01:22.31jhiverexten   => s,1,SetVar(SYNAPSE_CALLEE,${ARG1})
01:22.31jhiverexten   => s,2,DeadAGI(synapse_lcr.agi)
01:22.46dlynes_homeedmonchuck's gonna kick so much ass!!!!!!!!!!!!!
01:23.13Qwelljhiver: Set(SYNAPSE_CALLEE=${ARG1})
01:24.16jhiverArrgh
01:24.29jhiverand I get _no_ error message? What a drag :)
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01:25.54jhiverMay 29 05:25:44 WARNING[31601]: pbx.c:1294 pbx_extension_helper: No application 'Set' for extension (macro-dial-lcr, s, 1)
01:26.04jhiverI think it's SetVar with 1.0.9
01:26.07QwellWhat are you using, 1.0?
01:26.08Qwellbah
01:26.15marlhi, can someone tell me if i have the following wrong? .call files can be setup to call an internal extesnsion and when its answered then transfer the call to an outgoing line (eg. only make the external call if the internal extesnion has been asnwered)?
01:26.27Qwell1.4 beta is happening in like 3 days.  you REALLY need to upgrade
01:27.03jhiveryeah I know I know :)
01:27.04trelane1.x?
01:27.15trelaneerr 1.0.x... are we even supporting THAT?
01:27.22jhiverI just have so much stuff to do :)
01:27.33trelanejhiver, I did the migration in several hours per machine
01:28.08jhiverok looks like it works :)
01:28.12jhiverthanks
01:28.39trelanejhiver, I strongly recommend migrating ASAP
01:29.18jhiverI know I will but I prolly need to get a second TDM400 first
01:29.42jhiverso that I have another timing device so that I can set up the next upgraded box with it
01:29.57jhiverdon't want to suffer too much downtime obviously
01:30.00trelanejhiver, digium.com is your friend
01:30.03trelaneby direct from mark
01:30.05litagehey guys, i have calls going like this:   user device --> ser --> asterisk --> callee  .   within asterisk, if i set a password for an extension, the user device can't make calls because asterisk keeps sending 407 (proxy authenticate) messages. how can i fix this?
01:30.08trelaneas far as I'm concerned he 100% rocks
01:30.08jhiverI only use the TDM400 as a timing device though :)
01:30.38trelaneget the one fxo module
01:30.40trelaneit's cheapeast
01:30.43trelanecheapest
01:30.45jhiveroh now I have some strange behavior
01:30.53trelaneI've got several I use at work simply for timing in a distributed confrence bridge
01:30.59trelaneooh?
01:31.30jhiverWell I have set up the script to direct the call to a gateway which is alive but not configured yet to accept calls from this asterisk box
01:31.40jhiverso it does this:
01:31.43jhiver<PROTECTED>
01:31.43jhiver<PROTECTED>
01:31.43jhiverM
01:31.50jhiverand then obviously I have this:
01:31.55jhiverMay 29 05:27:43 NOTICE[31634]: chan_sip.c:6877 handle_response: Failed to authenticate on INVITE to '"jhiver" <sip:asterisk@83.206.114.91>;tag=as38d7d4ce'
01:32.00jhiverwhich is fine
01:32.16jhiverbut then it hangs for like 2 minutes before dropping the attempt? how come?
01:33.16jhiverI would expect it to fail immediately on a failed INVITE
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01:34.26mitchelocso um heres a random question, is there a reason why sip was created instead of using xmpp???
01:34.38trelanejhiver, timeout
01:34.44asteriskmonkeyhey anyone evey got the error "broken pipe" when tryign to connect back to what was a running asterisk service
01:35.24trelaneasteriskmonkey, I find it more reliable to run asterisk in screen
01:35.43[TK]D-Fenderasteriskmonkey : PM
01:36.38asteriskmonkeyits an anoying eror i know asteirsk is running but it wont let me reconnecct anyone had any bugs like htat before/
01:37.35jhiverok it's a timeout but... does asterisk try to INVITE the same gateway for 2 minutes?
01:39.40orlockHmm, has anybody here used a 7910 with asterisk and chan_sccp?
01:40.37Qwellorlock: no, but you should test it with chan_skinny
01:41.56orlockI'm actually having issues specifying the tftp server for it
01:42.16litagemy users register with ser, and ser forwards calls to asterisk. how can i prevent my users from registering directly with my asterisk server?
01:42.20orlockit seems to be ignoring dhcp
01:42.34Qwellorlock: option 66?
01:42.58jhiveranother strange thing is that the DIALSTATUS for a failed auth on INVITE is a... CANCEL?
01:43.03jhiverhow straaaange
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01:49.33orlockQwell: any ide ahow how to unlock/erase the config?
01:49.40Qwellorlock: on a 7910, no
01:50.03orlockhmm
01:50.15orlockit get the ip via dhcp ok, but not the tftp server address
01:50.52Qwelloption 66?
01:51.00bdunnCan anyone recommend someone that could do a bit of Asterisk settings for a small company?  We have it all up and working very well, but we would like to do a couple of interesting things with the extensions.conf file.
01:51.18Qwellbdunn: there is a large list of consultants on the wiki
01:51.20Qwell~wikis
01:51.22jbotit has been said that wikis is http://www.voip-info.org
01:51.58jhiverI thought CANCEL would be used only if the caller hangs up before the call goes through
01:52.19jhiveris there any way to reduce the time asterisk "gives up" on unsuccessful INVITEs?
01:53.36fileare you the one using 1.0?
01:53.57jhiveryeah my bad, you think it's a bug with this version?
01:54.12filewell, chan_sip has drastically changed since the 1.0 days
01:54.27fileand by drastically I mean, OMFG IT'S TOTALLY DIFFERENT!!!
01:54.50jhiveroh you mean so it works now? :)
01:55.08filechan_sip is under appreciated for what it does
01:55.28file:P
01:58.31dlynes_homewtf?
01:58.38dlynes_homethere's still people using asterisk 1.0?
01:59.03TripleFFFFlol
01:59.05fileyes, yes there are...
01:59.08TripleFFFFcvsup ports
01:59.13jhiveryeah yeah, I do but that's only because I had a million other things to do and I haven't used it so much
01:59.13dlynes_homeisn't that like people that are still using Bind4?
01:59.16TripleFFFFand install 1.2.7.1 if you got them
01:59.28TripleFFFFlike people using win3.1
01:59.29TripleFFFF;)
01:59.31TripleFFFFi knwo some
01:59.41dlynes_homeTripleFFFF: no flipping way!
01:59.46TripleFFFFactually hte most stable windows out htere
01:59.54dlynes_homeTripleFFFF: wrong!
02:00.07TripleFFFFdos was ?
02:00.08filemy bank's ATMs run Windows actually... it's disturbing
02:00.12TripleFFFFnever saw a blue screen in dos
02:00.13dlynes_homeTripleFFFF: the most stable windows out there is the Windows emulation under OS/2 :)
02:00.19TripleFFFFand xppro sp2 i get some all the time
02:00.23TripleFFFFcauz of usb
02:00.38fileand the bus ticket dispensers in Pisa, Italy run DOS
02:00.47TripleFFFFfile neat
02:01.01dlynes_homefile: lots of stuff still runs DOS
02:01.19dlynes_homebut DOS is completely different from winblows
02:01.23fileif it works don't touch it... but it didn't work :(
02:01.38fileI know, I was just making reference to it... as it's something you would not expect
02:01.49mitchelochmm, does anyone here actually pay attention to the mailing list?
02:01.58dlynes_homemitcheloc: of course
02:02.02filemitcheloc: depends
02:02.14dlynes_homemitcheloc: i only have 3GB's of asterisk mailing list mail on my hard drive just for the hell of it
02:03.15dlynes_homeah man
02:03.27dlynes_homesome of those chinese chick medics from singapore in indonesia are pretty cute
02:04.19mitchelocdlynes_office: my family just got back from there, they were talking it up saying we should move
02:04.32dlynes_homemitcheloc: move to indonesia?
02:04.51mitchelocdlynes_home: singapore
02:04.58dlynes_homemitcheloc: ah
02:05.07dlynes_homeyeah...lotsa chinese pussy there :)
02:05.28mitchelocheh, well...
02:07.06dlynes_homedood
02:07.07TripleFFFF!dlynes_home show us
02:07.25dlynes_homesingapore would rock
02:08.12dlynes_homehttp://www.sggirls.com/
02:08.39dlynes_homedon't worry about your eyes...these girls are pretty easy on the eyes :)
02:09.32dlynes_homeTripleFFFF: if you manage to pick up a singapore girl, you're going to have to understand wtf she's saying
02:09.44dlynes_homeTripleFFFF: so you're going to need this site, too:  http://www.talkingcock.com/
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02:11.27mitchelochmm...not really my type....
02:11.35dlynes_homemitcheloc: don't like asian chicks?
02:11.48dlynes_homemitcheloc: or are they just too young?
02:11.58TripleFFFFactually learning manadarin
02:12.30dlynes_homeni hao zhi dao na ghe putonghua?
02:12.31mitchelocnahh, i'm just attracted to like less then maybe 2% of them... some are hot..but it's not really my thing
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02:13.03dlynes_homemitcheloc: ah...i don't like caucasian chicks myself
02:13.04TripleFFFFhehee
02:13.10dlynes_homemitcheloc: mostly just filipinas and chinese :)
02:13.29mitchelocwell thats fine for me, more for you more for me ;)
02:13.59dlynes_homeTripleFFFF: Ni duo qian zhi dao putonghua ma?
02:14.39TripleFFFFhehe
02:14.44TripleFFFFi said is tarted learning
02:14.47TripleFFFFstarted
02:14.53dlynes_homeTripleFFFF: How much Mandarin do you know?
02:15.30dlynes_homeTripleFFFF: has anyone said 'yang gui zi' to you yet?
02:16.26TripleFFFFnone
02:16.34TripleFFFFbut now i know why you on ggoirls
02:16.35TripleFFFF;0
02:16.49TripleFFFFim still in nouns
02:16.49dlynes_homeyou mean on sggirls.com? :)
02:16.57dlynes_homeah
02:16.57TripleFFFFeyah i meant that
02:17.08dlynes_homeTripleFFFF: ni shi piaoliang xiaojie :)
02:17.09TripleFFFFas in plane, girl , woemen , man , boat,
02:17.10TripleFFFFballs
02:17.11TripleFFFF;)
02:17.28TripleFFFFactually using rosetta stone for what its worth
02:17.48dlynes_homegirl = xiaojie
02:17.51dlynes_homewell
02:17.55dlynes_homexiao1jie2
02:18.04bigmac4444how can i change the voicemail menu selections? some i dont want.  plz
02:18.09TripleFFFFhttp://sggirlsmirror3.j37.com/sggirlsphotos/9/8/8/sgGirls.com_-_00133370.jpg
02:18.10mitcheloc*closes sggirls.com*
02:18.13TripleFFFFthhe middle one ;)
02:18.29mitchelocdamn, and i just closed the window, thanks triple
02:18.33dlynes_homeyeah..looks kinda slutty :)
02:18.34TripleFFFFyeah sounds like htat
02:18.38TripleFFFFxiao
02:18.44TripleFFFFnue
02:18.47mitcheloci'm just not attracted to them...
02:18.49dlynes_homexiao = means small
02:18.52mitchelocsomthings wrong with me
02:18.59TripleFFFFyeah
02:19.03TripleFFFFhhe mitch
02:19.07TripleFFFFno worries you keep the russians
02:19.08TripleFFFF;0
02:19.09mitchelocnice bodies, but it's the faces...
02:19.25dlynes_homedood...the faces are the best part about chinese girls :)
02:19.25TripleFFFF<PROTECTED>
02:19.29mitchelocshush, i'll stick to south american....french...oooh or italian...
02:19.29TripleFFFFthese look adorable
02:19.37mitchelocsame link
02:19.48dlynes_homeTripleFFFF: dork...same chicks
02:19.52TripleFFFFonly reason i didnt move to thailand was coz of darn he shes.. im sure to end up in jail for murder of one of those things
02:20.03TripleFFFFyeah brazilian
02:20.03dlynes_homeTripleFFFF: lol
02:20.04TripleFFFFman
02:20.09TripleFFFFwe need cash to travel
02:20.09TripleFFFF;)
02:20.36dlynes_homeOr convince coppice to do an exchange
02:20.40TripleFFFFactualy lived 6 monts in peurto vallarta MX..
02:20.43dlynes_homeHe lives in Hong Kong :0
02:20.45TripleFFFFpuerto
02:20.46TripleFFFF;)
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02:20.53mitchelocnice
02:21.05mitchelocwell if you all have empty couches, i could use some travelin
02:21.05dlynes_homeyou monkey!
02:21.22dlynes_homeman
02:21.28mitcheloci'll hit the road and install asterisk from city to city, yay
02:21.36dlynes_homewe gotta get all you monkeys in toronto to move to vancouver :0
02:22.01dlynes_homedooed
02:22.07dlynes_homehurricane heading for mexico already
02:22.46Strom_Cpffffft, it's all about scenic downtown Regina
02:22.54dlynes_homescenic?
02:22.55dlynes_homelol
02:23.11TripleFFFFhehe
02:23.12dlynes_homeYeah...like the dancers at the Prince Albert
02:23.12[TK]D-FenderSK : Where the land is so flat you can your dog running away from you for DAYS
02:23.19Strom_Chah
02:23.21TripleFFFFcome to canada, im 3 hours from mtl
02:23.26Strom_CI've only been to Vancouver
02:23.38dlynes_homeStrom_C: or is the prince albert still there?
02:23.49dlynes_homeStrom_C: or am i getting regina mixed up with saskatoon?
02:23.58dlynes_homeStrom_C: yeah...nvm...that was saskatoon
02:23.59TripleFFFFwhat up with hurrican what ?
02:24.01TripleFFFFwhere when how
02:24.31TripleFFFFthis frenchie should be messed up by now ..savelivesinmay.com said end of lives on 25th may from acomet..lol
02:25.24dlynes_homeummm
02:25.26dlynes_homewtf?
02:25.57TripleFFFFhttp://passion.com/search/p97162c?max_age=29&country=Canada&override=1&city=Valcartier+Station&ip=auto&show_city=1&min_age=18&picid=1Aq1RNOQtujVsoLcXuSJrCCvH4oqKXMXEVVK0qKmc&models=0
02:26.16TripleFFFF#3 is boo.. #11 is my style
02:26.27TripleFFFFall nice chicks here
02:26.30TripleFFFF95%
02:27.13dlynes_homeummmm
02:27.15dlynes_homewtf???
02:27.18dlynes_homeshe's a kid
02:27.37mitcheloc15 is more me
02:27.44dlynes_homeTripleFFFF wants to be a child pornographer when he grows up
02:28.03TripleFFFFheheeh
02:28.12mitchelocdlynes_home: actually, i think it showed results local to our ip addresses....
02:28.19TripleFFFFnah we are like chineese we look young
02:28.25TripleFFFFbut in fact are all over 75
02:28.33TripleFFFFoh
02:28.34TripleFFFFlol
02:28.36TripleFFFFyour right
02:28.55dlynes_homemitcheloc: well, yours is some slutty looking skank in a pink fluffy thing
02:28.58[TK]D-FenderTripleFFFF : Where are you located?
02:29.10dlynes_homemitcheloc: and she's 27
02:29.11mitchelocdlynes_office: it's different results then yours
02:29.22dlynes_homemitcheloc: and she's a swinger
02:29.29TripleFFFFcanada
02:29.33TripleFFFFqc,near mtl
02:29.50TripleFFFFhttp://photos.pop6.com/photo-ffadult-r20-s2-75698752_84100.22028479.gallery.gif
02:29.51TripleFFFFhere
02:29.53TripleFFFFthats her
02:29.56dlynes_homeand TripleFFFF's is an 18 yr old kid, that's a swinger
02:29.56[TK]D-FenderTripleFFFF : Cool, been to an AMUG meetup?
02:30.15mitcheloc*sigh*
02:30.20TripleFFFFamug ?
02:30.20dlynes_homeTripleFFFF: still slutty looking
02:30.27TripleFFFF;) i like slyutty loking
02:30.35[TK]D-FenderTripleFFFF : Asterisk Montreal Users Group
02:31.08TripleFFFFoh
02:31.10TripleFFFFnop
02:31.48dlynes_homehahahahhaa
02:31.52dlynes_homemoncton got their ass kicked
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02:32.05fileoh, the Wildcats?
02:32.08dlynes_homeyeah
02:32.15fileI'm not surprised
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02:33.39dlynes_homefile: dood
02:33.47dlynes_homefile: you guys major iv users there, too?
02:34.00dlynes_homefile: in saint john?
02:34.10fileI'm not in Saint John
02:34.19dlynes_homesame province though
02:34.19TripleFFFFA TROPICAL STORM WARNING IS IN EFFECT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST OF MEXICO
02:34.19TripleFFFFFROM PUNTA MALDONADO WESTWARD TO ZIHUATANEJO.
02:34.21TripleFFFFalleta
02:34.23TripleFFFFhmm ok
02:34.59dlynes_homefile: you can drive across the whole province in less than four hours, right?
02:35.08filewell, yes
02:35.20[TK]D-FenderTripleFFFF : Reminds me of a nifty quote "Georgia : If you don't like the weather, wait 10 minutes"
02:35.32file[TK]D-Fender: dead like me?
02:35.40[TK]D-Fender4 hours for all of NB?  Don't think so.....
02:35.45dlynes_homeso, saint john, fredericton, moncton, oromocto, ..., .. what's the difference?
02:35.56filewell, it depends which part you're going to from where...
02:36.03filewhich corner to corner... that sort of stuff
02:36.28[TK]D-FenderMoncton is closer to Shediac, lobster capital of the UNIVERSE (fuck Maine)
02:36.41fileindeed
02:36.57dlynes_homedood...i thought moncton was the pot smuggling capital of canada?
02:36.57fileespically when it's lobster festival time
02:37.04[TK]D-FenderThats something I definately miss... fresh lobster
02:37.06fileMoncton is a lot of things
02:37.18[TK]D-Fenderfile : Festivals : the leading cause of death in lobsters :D
02:37.29dlynes_homethe americans get all pissed about all the pot being smuggled through new brunswick
02:37.30dlynes_homeheh
02:37.45dlynes_homei don't know why they get so pissed
02:37.48dlynes_homeit's not even good pot
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02:38.55file[TK]D-Fender: you should come to Moncton!
02:39.10[TK]D-Fenderfile : An idea.
02:39.14TripleFFFFSun's Dual Core x64 Server
02:39.18TripleFFFFany one try that ?
02:39.24TripleFFFFcan we compile asterisk on that ?
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02:39.31dlynes_homeTripleFFFF: i think qwell's running some
02:39.37TripleFFFFlol
02:39.37dlynes_homeTripleFFFF: They're called Sunfires
02:39.45file[TK]D-Fender: I don't know what exactly you would do here... but whatever
02:39.50TripleFFFFWe bring americans the pot tey bring the coca from the south
02:39.55dlynes_homeTripleFFFF: but i think he's running solaris on them
02:40.26TripleFFFFps im my opinion todays pot is alot STROINGER then the coke
02:40.35TripleFFFFsunfire ok
02:40.35hansin321question?:  Does anyone have any info/opinions on add-on cards that supply digital signal processing for Asterisk so as to off-load some of this from the main CPU and to do so more efficiently through the use of specialized DSP chips or the like?  I am curious about this in a pure ethernet/IP setup, so not any of this included on any traditional telephony cards.  Is this done?
02:40.44TripleFFFFhansin
02:40.49TripleFFFFcheck lyrtech.com
02:40.58hansin321thanks.
02:41.04TripleFFFFthey do DSP's my bro is engeneer there. ;) lots of audio stuff they do
02:41.13fileDigium is making a transcoding board as well for Asterisk...
02:41.15TripleFFFFheehe wait
02:41.19TripleFFFFits not really for retail
02:41.22fileto offload G729 transcoding to it, and add G723.1 transcoding
02:41.29dlynes_homehansin321: sangoma is working on some cards that will have a g729 chip on them
02:41.38TripleFFFFwell
02:41.38fileplus whatever else we can get
02:41.49TripleFFFFilla sk my bro in morning..
02:42.34hansin321ok.  thanks all.  I am no expert on thi stuff, but I suppose you would have kernel driver that would allow Asterisk to hokk into these cards?
02:42.48TripleFFFFweird
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02:44.39filehansin321: aye
02:45.40dlynes_homefile: any expected release date on those cards?
02:46.14fileinfo have I not!
02:46.35dlynes_homefile: do the tdm400p's or the tdm2400p's have any hardware echo cancellers?
02:46.52filethe TDM2400P has the capability to have an echo canceller card installed
02:47.17dlynes_homefile: ah...so it's nothing that attaches to the card, eh?  it would actually take up an additional pci slot?
02:47.34fileno, it's a daughter board that attaches to the TDM2400P board
02:47.35nextimeand the echo canceller on the 2400p is working good ( almost for me )
02:47.47dlynes_homeah
02:47.48filehttp://www.digium.com/en/products/hardware/tdm2400p.php
02:47.49dlynes_homethx
02:47.54fileif you look at the middle, on the bottom...
02:48.00filethere's a board with two chips and an Asterisk
02:48.03filethat's the echo canceller
02:48.38dlynes_homeaha
02:49.48dlynes_homeyou'd think sangoma would design their cards similarly
02:49.56fileas for the transcoder board... I just know how it works, not release dates or pricing
02:49.59dlynes_homeinstead of having to wire up rj11 plugs for 24 jacks
02:50.10dlynes_homeyou can use an amphenol tail instead
02:50.44dlynes_home24 rj11 connectors is a bit retarded
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03:26.23mpruett.
03:27.02orlock... . . . ... . . .
03:28.23mpruettanyone here?
03:28.47mpruettawful quiet?
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03:33.25mpruettHello?
03:35.11bigmac4444hi
03:35.18fileit's a Sunday night, what'cha want? :P
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03:35.26mpruettHey I was wondering if this was working
03:35.26bigmac4444monday here
03:35.33bigmac4444seems like it is
03:35.34filewell, it's Monday here too...
03:35.36fileminor point
03:36.14mpruettAre any of you guys familiar with the finer points of meetme?
03:36.30filedefine finer points
03:37.35mpruettI need to know how to pass which conference room was used on the cdr
03:37.53mpruettI have a common number that sends users to meetme
03:38.03filewell, you've got CDR variables...
03:38.26fileplus the application info is available in the CDR too... so you could parse that if you really wanted...
03:38.44mpruettYeah but I can't figure out how to pass the value the entered in Meetme - I let them chose that when they dial in
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03:39.36tengulrehi,all
03:40.26mpruettI see in lastapp "meetme" - but nothing is in lastdata
03:41.00mpruettMaybe I should start by telling you what I am trying to do - and you guys may have a better way
03:41.08filewhy don't you do it outside of meetme? because once it is in there... it's out of your hands
03:41.41mpruettTHat is what I am doing now - thought I would try here to see if there is a better way
03:42.14mpruettWhat I am trying now is to use MySql and handle authentication upfront then past the con room to the cdr
03:42.41fileit's too late to think about this, but I've given you some info to think about and incorporate perhaps...
03:44.08mpruettCan I tell what I am trying to do? Maybe there is a better way?
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03:44.30fileI can't stop you...
03:44.36mpruettlol
03:44.42filewell, I could - but I'm in bed and it would require a phone call... and my cell is at my desk
03:45.19fileI think I have it set on vibrate
03:45.27fileso it would probably just fall off my desk
03:45.42Corydon76-homeYou should wear that on your waistband... front... inside...
03:45.50fileor not
03:46.09fileremind me not to tell you when I'm in BNA
03:46.19Corydon76-homelol
03:46.37mpruettI have one number I want users to dial in on and chose thier conf room and authenticat with thier pin
03:46.49mpruetts/chose/choose
03:47.02Corydon76-homeActually, you'd rather I call that number while you're in the US, not your other one
03:47.40Corydon76-homeand one day, we'll get you a 256 number
03:47.47fileI already have two
03:47.58mpruettI use MeetMe without any Parameters "MeetMe()"
03:48.12Corydon76-homeYour Digium number and what else?
03:48.16filecell
03:48.28Corydon76-homeAh
03:48.32mpruettThis prompts the user for room and pin and they do enter room
03:48.36Corydon76-home3 cell phones now?
03:48.40fileSIM card
03:48.44Corydon76-homeAh
03:48.58mpruettbut I have no idea from the CDR which room they entered
03:49.06Corydon76-homeYou're starting to have more numbers than a CIA agent
03:49.12filempruett: so do it outside of meetme
03:49.21file(the room part)
03:49.51fileCorydon76-home: yeah, I'm reluctant to let go of my Canadian cell number though... and my plan...
03:50.01fileI was going to switch providers but I can't bring myself to do it
03:50.06Corydon76-homeRead(conf,conf-getpin)
03:50.21Strom_Calso, dongs
03:50.35fileding dong Strom's analog line is dead
03:50.36Corydon76-homeor Read(conf,conf-getconfno)
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03:51.16Strom_Cfile: dont scare me like that.  you made me walk over to the payphone to verify that i can still get a dialtone
03:51.22mpruettOK - Thanks guys this was the route I was heading down - just didn't know if there was an better/standard way
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03:51.46fileStrom_C: the dialtone is imaginary, you've just heard it so long
03:52.13Strom_C:(
03:52.22litagemy users register with ser, and ser forwards calls to asterisk. how can i prevent my users from registering directly with my asterisk server?
03:52.40filetell them not to register with it?
03:53.10litagefile: that doesn't prevent them from doing so
03:53.23filewelp, you can just use user entries...
03:53.49fileso Corydon, going to have an eventful day tomorrow?
03:54.01litagefile: not sure what you mean
03:54.26Corydon76-homefile: yeah, big orgy planned
03:54.31filelitage: chan_sip has a concept of users and peers... a peer is who you send calls to and what devices register to... users are only used for incoming calls...
03:54.33Corydon76-homefile: NOT
03:54.38fileif there's only a user entry, they can't register
03:55.43fileCorydon76-home: that's disappointing! :P
03:56.05Corydon76-homeIsn't it?  If you were here, you could change that.
03:56.11filebut I'm not!
03:56.23Corydon76-homeNor is Qwell
03:56.41Qwell?
03:56.56Corydon76-homeSpoonage
03:57.01Qwellahh
03:57.26Corydon76-homeYour wife must have seen the spoon reference by now
03:57.39Qwellnot so much, no
03:57.40Qwell:p
03:57.48filehe's put up a firewall!
03:57.54Corydon76-homeI'm going to have to call her, then... :-P
03:59.16fileQwellllllllllllll
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03:59.45annonimoushiya!
03:59.50file...hello
04:00.03annonimoushow are you?
04:00.12filesleepy, u?
04:00.22Corydon76-homeand fabulous
04:00.28Corydon76-homefile is always fabulous
04:00.34fileindeed
04:00.39annonimousim so so, working =/
04:00.47annonimousjeje
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04:02.32annonimousby the way, where can i found some dialplans examples? (not voipinfo-org) cause i need to input to my boss to dialplans one for transfer extensions to pstn lines an one for the user of the extension who is lefting to dial his cellphone?
04:02.49Qwellwhy not voipinfo?
04:02.55fileso Corydon, how's life?
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04:03.25annonimousQwell, cause i saw it and i need to understand a little more about dialplans
04:03.36Qwell~book
04:03.37jbotrumour has it, book is a book called  Asterisk: The Future of Telephony which is found at http://www.asteriskdocs.org/modules/tinycontent/index.php?id=11
04:04.03annonimousoh ok thanks! =)
04:04.07Corydon76-homefile: it's busy
04:04.11annonimouslet me see it =D!
04:04.21filebusy can be good
04:04.43fileit's been such a nice stress free weekend
04:05.06Corydon76-homeI have an event for next weekend that I need to postpone, I need some 501(c)3 tax advice before the end of June, and I have a project due on the 1st
04:05.13filepfft you can't do that
04:05.20Qwellfile: can too!
04:05.30filenope!
04:05.32QwellDigium sold me the rights to your weekends.  ha!
04:05.40filethe only person who can do that is gone till Tuesday
04:05.41fileso HA
04:05.48QwellHe sold it to me!
04:05.52Qwellfor cheap, too...
04:05.58fileoh noes!
04:06.01Qwellyep
04:06.07fileI bet you're going to make me... do naughty things...
04:06.19Qwellfile: only if Corydon76-home is willing to pay...
04:06.23Corydon76-home...on the webcam...
04:06.33Qwell...and we both know he is
04:06.45filefor some geek on geek action?
04:07.14filethis is #asterisk after hours all btw :P
04:09.27fileQwell: so can I... buy it back?
04:10.05Qwellfile: not yet
04:10.08file:(
04:10.15fileI've beaten you though :)
04:10.17fileit's Monday here!
04:10.29Qwellbut it's a US holiday!
04:10.31Qwellha!
04:10.41filestill not a weekend!
04:10.46Qwellyep!
04:10.57fileI r teh winna
04:10.58Qwellthree day weekends count.  It's in the contract
04:11.17fileI'd like to see this contract
04:11.29Qwellcan't, it's under NDA
04:11.35filebut but but
04:11.50QwellI saw this tv show once...
04:11.58fileWOW! THAT'S AMAZING
04:11.59Qwellwhere they had an nda...
04:12.08fileequally as amazing
04:12.12Qwellbut, the nda was under another nda, so it couldn't be discussed with law enforcement
04:12.35filethis IRC conversation is under NDA btw
04:12.38Qwellgood
04:13.40fileso Qwell, I heard you're opening up a new telephony pr0n website... any truth to that?
04:13.43Corydon76-homeBut the spoonage is not under NDA
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04:14.02QwellCorydon76-home: No, it's under the "what happens in san jose, stays in san jose" rule
04:14.07filepfft
04:14.10fileit's under an MDA
04:14.13fileMust Disclose Agreement
04:14.52fileQwell: so if we're ever back in SJC...
04:14.59chinowhats up ?
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04:15.16Qwellfile: nope, once any party leaves sjc, it is null and void
04:15.56filewell ic
04:16.07Corydon76-homeWe'll get you drunker next time
04:16.32Qwellnot gonna happen :p
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04:17.19fileI'll join in... see how drunk we can get you
04:17.24Qwell...
04:17.32Qwelljoin in...what...exactly?
04:17.41filethe task of seeing how drunk we can get you
04:17.43file:P
04:17.49filealthough I warned you, I warned you...
04:17.54Qwellumm
04:17.55file(@ the party)
04:18.28QwellSo, I need to get my own room next time, obviously. :P
04:19.12filehaha
04:19.41Corydon76-homeNo, of course not...
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04:19.59Corydon76-homeRemember, you touched me... I didn't touch you...
04:20.18Corydon76-homeother than to shake you when you were SNORING
04:20.21Qwell:p
04:20.36voipasterhello
04:20.56Qwellvoipaster: Hi!  (nice timing)
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04:21.19voipasteranyone here has a working system for a 10 seats callcenter?
04:21.19znoGare we still talking about singapore chicks?
04:21.28voipasterhello Qwell
04:21.40voipasteroutbound
04:21.50Corydon76-homeznoG: no, we're talking about Qwell predispositions...
04:22.29operat0rHEY,Ops just as a notice FWD AIX they are working on it now I spent the past few days and on there .com they say they are working on it
04:22.52Qwellumm, okay
04:23.03QwellNEWSFLASH: FWD doesn't work!
04:23.32Corydon76-homeznoG: especially all the interesting things he does when he's drunk
04:23.41bkw_Qwell works fine on SIP
04:24.26Qwellbkw_: was being humorous...trying to avoid the topic at hand :p
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04:24.32voipasterpls send me proposal astvoip@gmail.com
04:25.35voipasteron a 10seats callcenter system outbound
04:26.01Corydon76-homeQwell: I can't imagine why.  ;-)
04:28.04znoGvoipaster: would the proposal be to get a good idea on how to do it and then screw the person that sent it to you and do it yourself to save you from all the hassle of having to investigate????
04:28.30voipasterhmmm
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04:28.57voipasternope
04:29.01x86where can i get Asterisk::Manager?
04:29.11Qwellx86: google
04:29.14voipasterim intersted on buying the system that he will make
04:29.34voipasternot scew the person after the effort he've done..
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04:29.39hacked``guys
04:29.44hacked``can anyone give me some advice
04:29.48x86Qwell: yeah I did
04:29.52hacked``what i want is 4 voip "lines" via 1 phone number, when customer calls in, gives him automated voice saying "for customer service press #1" and it would transfer the call to a specific ip phone, and also an option for the customer to enter their account # and it will read out to them when their payment is due which is taken from a mysql table
04:29.53Qwellhacked``: Don't get drunk at VON.
04:30.00hacked``qwell, k
04:30.04x86Qwell: do you know or are you just being an ass (again) ?
04:30.48Qwellx86: No, I'm saying search google
04:30.48Sedoroxahah
04:30.49x86Qwell: right, i did
04:30.52filehacked``: so do it :)
04:31.05Corydon76-homex86:  the package you want is called asterisk-perl and is located at http://gnuinter.net
04:31.39hacked``file, ya but i dont know which provider will give me 4 lines on 1 phone #, know what i mean?
04:31.49Qwellhacked``: any per-minute provider
04:31.53filehacked``: so research... usually per minute ones do
04:32.03Qwellalmost any, anyhow
04:32.22fileyou have to research based on where you want the number and what you want exactly... we're not going to do that for you :) need to read comments/reviews/poke around...
04:32.29hacked``what do you mean per minute, i want unlimited US
04:32.31voipasterznoG:im intersted on buying the system that he will make
04:32.54chinoget a new name
04:33.41filehacked``: on incoming?
04:35.27voipasterznoG: not scew the person after the effort he've done..
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04:36.25voipasterznoG:that is why i tried to join this forum, u guys are the expert, im not
04:37.06voipasterznoG:and im trying also to workout my on asterisk setup
04:37.26CunningPikeBit testy tonight, aren't we? :)
04:40.49Corydon76-homevoipaster: try the -biz list
04:41.20Corydon76-homeThis isn't exactly the best forum for evaluating business proposals
04:42.08voipasterCorydon76-home:im so sorry for posting that kind of proposal
04:42.32Corydon76-homeDon't be sorry.  Just go post on the -biz list
04:43.09voipaster-biz how?
04:43.35voipasterok thanks got it
04:45.47annonimouswell i have to go to sleep thanks for the help and the link of the ook =)
04:45.49annonimous*book
04:47.48x86Corydon76-home: thanks :)
04:48.11fileStrom_C: don't you have stuff to do? :P
04:48.25hacked``guys, how does broadvoice compare, i dont know how many virtual lines they give me though
04:48.50Strom_Cfile: yes, I do
04:51.37fileStrom_C: well - hop to it
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04:52.10kernel20hi there party peeps
04:52.24Strom_Ci started hopping, but my downstairs neighbors complained
04:52.37filedarn
04:52.38kernel20would it be possible to change the voicemail attendant?, is so how?
04:52.50kernel20would it be possible to change the voicemail attendant?, if so how?
04:52.53kernel20i mean
04:53.13CunningPikekernel20: You mean the actual voice?
04:53.34CunningPikekernel20: There are alternatives out there - or you could record your own
04:53.51kernel20pre-recorded voicew
04:54.10CunningPikekernel20: Complete sentences, please
04:54.26filethose cost extra
04:54.32CunningPikelol
04:54.43kernel20exten => 1000,1,VoiceMailMain(202@barnvoicemail)
04:54.52kernel20would play the attendant
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04:55.37kernel20i want to replace the attendant to my customized voice, but that pre-recorded voice is only true to 202@barnvoicemail
04:55.40kernel20any ideas?
04:59.25CunningPikekernel20: I'm still not sure what you are asking....... if you are talking about "the person at extension 202 is not available", a personal greeting needs to be recorded for each mailbox
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05:09.16acehunkyany one over here who can help me with ZT_CHANCONFIG failed on channel 1: No such device or address (6) ... on a X100P card ..
05:09.39acehunkyi tried changing to different PCI slots (my mobo just have 2 pci slots)
05:10.04acehunkyACPI: PCI Interrupt 0000:02:14.0[A] -> GSI 17 (level, low) -> IRQ 17
05:10.04acehunkyFailed to initailize DAA, giving up...
05:10.04acehunkywcfxo: probe of 0000:02:14.0 failed with error -5
05:10.10acehunkythis is what dmesg says
05:13.35kernel20i want to replace the attendant to my customized voice, but that pre-recorded voice is only true to 202@barnvoicemail
05:13.51kernel20the auto attendant i want to delete it
05:13.58kernel20the auto attendant i want to replace it
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05:29.56kernel20why is it at xlite if my sip client puts me on hold i cant hear any sound files which is have set in musiconhold.conf
05:29.58kernel20any ideas?
05:30.16bigmac4444ver 1.2 ?
05:30.44bigmac4444mode=files ?
05:33.13kernel201.2.7
05:33.34bigmac4444and you will just be playing mp3 files?
05:34.16kernel20yeap
05:34.45kernel20where should i place this one default => custom:/var/lib/asterisk/mohmp3/,/usr/bin/madplay --mono -R 8000 --output=raw:-
05:35.04bigmac4444default => quietmp3:/var/lib/asterisk/mohmp3
05:35.27bigmac4444if thats where you have them
05:35.39bigmac4444then configure extensions to suit
05:36.30kernel20[default]
05:36.30kernel20mode=quietmp3
05:36.30kernel20directory=/var/lib/asterisk/mohmp3
05:36.52kernel20at musiconhold.conf
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05:37.31bigmac4444i find it MUCH easier to use the old way
05:37.52kernel20what old way?
05:37.58bigmac4444via mpg123
05:38.06kernel20ahh i need to install it?
05:38.14bigmac4444best to, yes
05:38.19kernel20k wait
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05:48.10bigmac4444hi
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05:53.28satlan32does anyone know the xorcom ts-1 system?
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05:53.45satlan32how do i connect to the mtsql?
05:53.49satlan32mysql?
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05:59.57gnosys_General question for the room: what IAX2 gateways to PSTN is everyone using?  I've been using VoicePulse, but they've recently changed their terms of service and I'm really unhappy with those so I'm considering dropping them in favor of another gateway.  Recommendations? (for USA)
06:01.29Strom_Cwhich part of the new terms of service are you unhappy with?
06:03.57gnosys_I guess I could answer that most accurately by saying: (1) all 14 pages of it, (2) the fact that they are responsible for nothing and I am responsible for everything, (3) the fact that they disabled autopay for me and now want me to agree to these TOS in order for me to use it again, and (4) the fact that they are pressuring me into accepting it with prices, and (5) the fact that if I want to pay them even once, then I must agree to the 14
06:05.22clive-nufone is prety good
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06:08.46gnosys_ok.  thanks.  any other suggestions?  I'd like to collect a few and try them before I make the move.  I have an account with nufone, teliax, voipjet, exgn.  someone here mentioned plainvoip but i worry about that place because it uses a self-signed certificate for host: localhost.localdomain.  Not sure if I would be safe entrusting my credit card to this guy docelmo if he's invested so little in infrastructure that his self-signed cert mak
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06:30.18orlockHmm, i am having issues getting asterisk to load either chan_sccp or chan_skinny
06:30.39orlockDos anybody have it working with svn source
06:30.40orlock?
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06:44.29bigmac4444lol
06:45.33dlynes_homeorlock: no point trying to use chan_sccp
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06:45.52dlynes_homeorlock: chan_skinny has now surpassed chan_sccp
06:46.19bigmac4444went on a seefood diet
06:46.21dlynes_homeorlock: there's a few people that have it working, but it's about as stable as the h323 module
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06:49.48QwellI don't know about "surpassed"...
06:49.54Qwellbut, the maintainer sure is a cool guy
06:49.56Qwell:D
06:50.36Qwellorlock: http://svn.digium.com/svn/asterisk/team/north/chan_skinny-fixup/
06:50.44Strom_Cyeah, I'd buy him beers any day
06:50.54kernel20bigmac4444:
06:51.01QwellStrom_C: you do realize I'm just up the street, right? :P
06:51.03bigmac4444yes mate?
06:51.04QwellI mean..he
06:51.21Strom_Cseriously Qwell, I can't wait till chan_skinny is stable enough for me to implement in production environments
06:51.27kernel20can i distub for a while again?
06:51.28QwellStrom_C: yeah...me too
06:51.35Strom_Chow up the street are you?  I forget.  SFV, right?
06:51.39QwellStrom_C: but until people give me their test results...
06:51.42QwellStrom_C: wsco
06:51.51Strom_Cwsco?
06:51.54Qwellwest covina
06:51.59Strom_Cah ok
06:52.06Qwellprobably a charter abbrev
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06:52.26Strom_Cyeah, i saw wsco and I thought "Wasco?!  That's not up the street!!"
06:52.28Qwellheh
06:52.56Qwellon a good note, I think I've gotten the last few reset bugs fixed
06:53.07Strom_CQwell: once I get another cisco phone, I'll run it fulltime at home and help you rest it
06:53.11Strom_Cer, test it
06:53.32orlockQwell: svn that?
06:53.45Qwellorlock: yep, that'll get you a "better" chan_skinny
06:54.01Qwellslightly, anyhow..
06:54.09Qwellwhat device is this?
06:54.44Qwell7910 you said, right?
06:54.51orlockhere, yeah
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06:55.06Qwellnobody has tested those, but it's a basic phone, and should work great
06:55.25dlynes_homeHow is West Covina up the street from Regina?
06:55.27orlockout current voip provider is 100% cisco, i'd like to try these phones with asterisk without migrating to sip (we have a pile of 7940's and 7960's too)
06:55.44Qwellorlock: If you wouldn't mind, I'd really appreciate it if you could post your findings at http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=6859
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06:56.01Qwelldlynes_home: *shrug*, it isn't that far
06:56.08orlockyeah, i'm sure i need to fgure out the cisco config files and the like as well though :-(
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06:56.26Qwellorlock: They're fairly easy...once you've got one, the rest kinda "Just Work"
06:56.34dlynes_homeWest Covina's california or something?
06:56.42Strom_Cyeah, los angeles metro area
06:56.54QwellI'm only about 15-20 minutes from downtown
06:57.01Strom_Cassuming no traffic on I-10
06:57.03dlynes_homeyeah...it's only maybe 1-1/2 to 2 days drive
06:57.15orlockQwell: yeah, its purely how the asterisk config/uersname/password lines up with the cisco one.. i cant see where you specify the name/password in the cisco's sepmac.conf
06:57.20Qwelldlynes_home: from Strom_C to me?
06:57.33dlynes_homeStrom_C: didn't you say you lived in Regina?
06:57.34Strom_CQwell: with enough sigalerts, sure :)
06:57.37Qwellmaybe half an hour, heh
06:57.44Strom_Cdlynes_home: no, I said I lived in Los Angeles
06:57.48dlynes_homeah
06:57.49QwellStrom_C: You're just ~in holywood, right?
06:57.54Strom_CI made a joke about scenic downtown Regina
06:57.54Qwellhollywood even
06:57.59Strom_CQwell: Los Feliz
06:58.05dlynes_homeStrom_C: yeah...that's why i thought you lived there :0
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06:58.14Strom_Cdlynes_home: I've never been to saskatchewan
06:58.18Qwellbah!
06:58.26Qwellyeah, that's right around the corner, heh
06:58.33Strom_CQwell: it's close enough to Hollywood anyway
06:58.47Strom_CI can just barely see hollywood blvd from where I'm sitting
06:59.09QwellIf I go about a mile east (up the hill), I can see downtown
07:00.03Qwellwrong hill, methinks
07:01.36Strom_CI'm sitting at a coffeshop
07:01.39Strom_Cbeautiful night out
07:01.51Strom_CI'm on the sidewalk
07:01.57Strom_C(well, in a chair)
07:03.31orlockcpp? wtf
07:04.07Strom_Corlock: ???
07:04.42dlynes_homeftw?
07:05.06Strom_Cdogballs?
07:05.36KaBewMDog Bollocks I believe
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07:08.13Strom_CFeline copulation, Canine genitals, and deceased prostitutes
07:09.37dlynes_homeStrom_C: is that what you're eating lately?
07:09.56orlockQwell: should that chan_skinny need anything asterisk doesnt to compile?
07:10.04orlockits complaning that cpp is faling a sanity check
07:10.06Qwellorlock: no..
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07:12.32Strom_Cdlynes_home: yes, it's the new fad diet
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07:30.40tparcinagood morning group!
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07:30.54tparcinaat saturday i head weary successful day :))
07:31.21tparcinai have menaged to connect * with 2E1 ports - one to provider and another to Ericsson BP250
07:31.55tparcinaand afther that, i have connect this asterisk to another asterisk over 2 Mb frame relay link
07:32.04tparcinaI'm proud now :))
07:32.34Strom_Ccongrats, tparcina
07:32.51tparcinathank you strom :)
07:33.43tparcinabut i need to thank to people from the group. in few situations they helped me
07:33.48Strom_C:)
07:34.56Strom_CI should have brought my headphones with to the coffeeshop
07:35.37tparcinaon www.asterisk.org was a page with list of packages that * needs. i can't find that page now. has anybody have a link?
07:36.07Supaplextparcina: what platform/os/distro etc are you on?
07:36.17tparcinaStrom, why? newer bring soch things with you. in coffeeshop you should relay yourself and not think on job
07:36.54tparcinasupaplex, i'm on fedora core 4, but i'm trying to install it on SME setver 7.0.rc1
07:37.07Strom_Ctparcina: I came to the coffeeshop to work actually
07:37.33Strom_CI spend so much time relaxing in front of the PC at home that it's difficult for me to concentrate on work if I'm sitting at my desk
07:37.34tparcinastrom, to work on asterisk or to work something else
07:37.53Strom_Ctparcina: work on other things
07:38.28Strom_Ctparcina: the list of packages needed is at http://www.asterisk.org/download
07:38.32Strom_Cbottom of the page
07:39.47tparcinastrom, ncurses, openssl, zlib and bison - is this all? what about gss and other stuf?
07:40.08tparcinastrom, i have seen this before, but i didn't think this is complete list...
07:40.27tparcinastrom, ncurses, openssl, zlib and bison - is this all? what about GCC and other stuf?
07:41.12Strom_Cwell I think gcc is kind of a given
07:41.45Strom_Cwhat, you want hte page to also specify that you need a computer?
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07:42.35Strom_Cor maybe electricity as well? :)
07:42.35tparcinastrom, :)) ok, i get it
07:44.43holaaaI hear some "noises" in my phone. Monitoring traffic, I discover it is due to a traffic "rush". Analyzing traffic with ethereal y discover the noises occurs when there is a hing "Rvr Jitter" value from time to time, from the server to the phone. No codec problem, just high Rvr Jitter value (named by ethereal) in the traffic... any ideas?
07:45.32Strom_Cholaaa: describe your network setup from end-to-end please
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07:47.06holaaanetwork setup?... just a voip phone connected to a switch... the suitch to the server... and a TDM400 2FXO card... sorry don't know exactly the data you need...
07:47.45Strom_Cso ok, you've got an analog telephone line, an asterisk box, and the asterisk box connects to the voip phone over a LAN?
07:47.59Strom_Cthere's no internet transport in this situation, right?
07:48.19holaaathat is
07:48.41holaaano voip providers or anything
07:48.45Strom_Cok
07:48.59Strom_Care you sharing your LAN with any data-intensive applications?
07:49.16Strom_Cand is the asterisk box only functioning as a PBX, or are you doing other things with it as well?
07:50.13holaaaIm sharing the lan, but with no with intensive things... asterisk machine only works as a pbx... in fact, it is 98% idle cpu all the time.. and network traffic is low, even calling or beeing called
07:50.47holaaaThe "traffic rushes" comes from the pbx to the phone not the other way
07:51.09Strom_Crun a ping test to the phone for a few minutes and pastebin the result
07:51.13Strom_C~pb
07:51.17jbot[pb] a place to paste your stuff without flooding the channel - try http://pastebin.com/, or http://pastebin.ca
07:52.25holaaaIStrom_C, I will do it... wait a second :-)
07:54.31holaaaBut, I *think* the problem is the asterisk machine sending some kind of wierd traffic (named as "Rvr Jitter" by ethereal). Usually this value is 5ms all the time but there are peaks of 20ms.. it is then when i hear the noises.
07:55.06holaaaIn fact, the other side of the phone (not my ip phone) can NOT hear the "noises"... just me.
07:56.05holaaapint test is just less than 1ms all the time.
07:56.16Strom_Codd, because 15ms jitter every now and again shouldnt be a problem
07:56.50Strom_Cwhat happens if you take everything off your network except the asterisk box and the IP phone?
07:57.33holaaaStrom_C... jitter value from phone to pbx is 5-7ms all the time... from pbx to phone is  20-25ms from time to time... that are the noises" (like a" beep")
07:58.11Strom_Cyou hear beeps?
07:58.15Strom_Cthat's weird
07:58.22Strom_Cwhat protocol are you using?  what phones are you using?
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07:58.46fuzzahi all
07:58.51Strom_Cgood afternoon
07:59.08holaaaStrom_C... not triyed to disconect it all... just don't thing it is the problem... no heavy traffic.. i am monitoring it all the time... in a conversation it never goes more than 15-20k
07:59.31holaaaprotocal... ulaw
07:59.55holaaathomsom speedtouch 2030
08:00.39fuzzasetting up a box on sarge with voip gatewaying (among other things), trying to connect to engin. the outgoing calls work fine (the [engin] snippet in sip.conf) but no matter what I put in the register=> line, it doesn't even seem to be trying to register (sip show registry is always empty)... am I missing something?
08:00.55fuzzaoh, on 1.2.1
08:01.05holaaaMy guess is that pbx does have some kind o wrong jitter value, and every x seconds, it sends a rush of traffic to the voip phone... but jitter values i have seen for asterisk are for iax protocol.
08:01.39Strom_Cholaaa: but what is the phone speaking? ulaw is the codec.  I need to know the protocol.
08:01.59Strom_Cfuzza: why 1.2.1?  we're at 1.2.7.1 now
08:02.36holaaaStrom_C RTP... thats the way I can analyze it via Ethereal (it makes graphs and lot of cool things)
08:02.42fuzzaISTR that's what was in sarge (actually testing, sarge is still on 1.0.7 or somesuch)
08:02.51Strom_Cholaaa: no no.  SIP?  IAX?  H323?
08:02.53fuzzacompiled manually from the src deb
08:02.56holaaaSIP
08:03.01holaaasorry
08:03.25Strom_Cfuzza: I love debian, but don't use the debian packages.  Download asterisk stable using svn directly from digium and compile that from source
08:03.50Strom_Cholaaa: what OS are you running asterisk on?
08:03.52holaaaStrom_C i triyed with a softphone as well... and it happens the same... the problem is not with the voip phones.
08:04.06holaaaCentOS
08:04.33Strom_Cholaaa: the problem is either with your box or with your network.  Disconnect everything but the asterisk box and the IP phone from your network and see if you still have the same problems.
08:04.36fuzzaStrom_C: oh? are there known problems? or is it just a "keep up with the latest" issue?
08:04.52Strom_Cfuzza: there are LOTS of bugfixes from 1.2.1 to 1.2.7.1
08:05.11Strom_Cdebian packages always lag way behind source releases
08:05.24Strom_Casterisk is evolving very rapidly :)
08:05.41fuzzaStrom_C: fair enough
08:05.51holaaaStrom_C, but traffic rushes come extricly from the pbx to the voip phone (soft or hard phone), i already discovered that analyzing the traffic.
08:06.21holaaaand that "rushes" are interpreted by an analyzer as "rvr jitter" value rising up to 20ms.
08:06.24Strom_Cholaaa: look, forget what ethereal is telling you.  Just try it please.
08:06.28fuzzaStrom_C: I remember now why I was on that, cause that was all I could find compilable source for, since at the time I thought I needed a patch for part of it. I turned out not to need it, so I'll probably either get official or grab from peen.net (which I've done elsewhere)
08:06.40Strom_Cum
08:06.41Strom_Cuse digium
08:06.43Strom_Cnothing else
08:06.50fuzzaheh
08:06.55Strom_Cand dont use the tarballs; use svn
08:07.14Strom_Cthe stable svn downloads tend to have minor fixes
08:08.11holaaaOk Strom_C, I will try, but can not dow it right now... In the case traffic is not the problem... what else should I try...any idea? (just to save time)
08:08.39Strom_Cholaaa: is the asterisk box a fresh build from scratch? is anything but asterisk running on the box?
08:08.46holaaafresh
08:09.47Strom_Cout of curiosity, have you tried using an iax softphone?
08:10.24Strom_Coh, and what version of asterisk are you running?
08:11.04holaaano... can you recommend any for windows? version 1.2.5
08:11.18Strom_Cholaaa: upgrade to 1.2.7.1
08:11.37holaaaIs is stable enough?
08:11.45holaaaI dont like upgrades :D
08:11.45Strom_Cholaaa: it's the stable release
08:12.03holaaaok
08:12.48holaaaAny other advice you think can be usefull?
08:16.09Strom_Csorry, im back
08:16.17Strom_Cthe network connection here took a dump
08:16.26holaaano problem
08:17.10Strom_CI'd upgrade the asterisk box...I do remember there were issues with the SIP stack at some point not terribly long ago, though I dont remember if it was a problem in 1.2.5
08:17.26Strom_Cbut I've had no SIP issues in 1.2.7.1
08:17.43Strom_Cthis is straight asterisk, right?  it's not asterisk@home or anything?
08:17.58holaaaSorry.. it is A@H
08:18.01Strom_Cugh
08:18.07holaaaforgot to mention
08:18.17holaaaIm used to work with it..
08:18.21Strom_Cthat's probably 75% of the problem right there
08:18.27Strom_C:_
08:18.29Strom_Cer :)
08:18.42holaaaI see :D
08:18.57holaaaWith A@H "you can never tell"
08:19.21Strom_Cit's not a bad tool for getting your feet wet with ip telephony, but for any serious production system I would personally not use it.
08:19.58holaaaNow I have some more exprecience I will change, but it was my first contact so...
08:20.04holaaai installed it.
08:20.27Strom_Cwhat are the specs of the machine it's running on?
08:20.59holaaausual clonic PC 512 ram... 3GHrz
08:21.19Strom_Chmm, ok...not an anemic machine
08:21.23holaaaquite enough power.. most of the time it is idle
08:21.45Strom_Cbut yeah, I don't know.  a@h is not exactly what I'd call an efficient system
08:22.07holaaaI know, but for some reason in this case i think it is not the cause of the problem.
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08:30.18holaaaJust a last question Strom_C... why do you think I should "forget" about ethereal analysis? Can it be inaccurate or wrong for some reason?
08:30.44kay2someone has ever experienced RealTime ?
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08:32.24bdunnHELP... I am now having this problem after restart my * box.  When I run asterisk -vvvvvvvvvvvd, I end up with this:  Ouch ... error while writing audio data: : Broken pipe
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08:32.57bdunnasterisk doesn't load - but mpg123 does load.  I think this has something to do with a problem with mpg123, but I can't pinpoint it.
08:37.37kay2bdunn: make mpg123
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08:41.15kernel20bigmac4444: hi
08:41.33kernel20Œê‚¨‚„‚¾‚™
08:41.42kernel20hello
08:42.22kernel20bigmac4444: i git dc earlier
08:42.29kernel20bigmac4444: i got dc earlier
08:42.43kernel20would it be fine if am going to ask for the link now?
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08:43.55Strom_Cwell that was fun
08:44.01X-Genhey freaks
08:45.25Strom_Cyo
08:47.38kernel20?
08:48.52acehunky<PROTECTED>
08:49.02acehunkyany one faced strange issues with X100P card ?
08:49.16acehunkylike No such device (6)
08:53.22kernel20hi
08:53.30kernel20any ideas where can i download eyebeam?
08:53.41kernel20i wanna test it first before i will buy
08:55.09holaaaJust a last question Strom_C... why do you think I should "forget" about ethereal analysis? Can it be inaccurate or wrong for some reason?
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09:03.10Strom_Cholaaa: because you become too sensitive to the data and not sensitive enough to real-world problem solving
09:04.12holaaaOk. I see. Thaks a lot.
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09:07.23tparcinaI have stranke problem, when someone tries to call out i get this message -- OH323/484732@85.114.35.42-57383918 is making progress passing it to SIP/301-449f   and user waits for 20 sec but call doesn't establish. where should i look for problem?
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09:12.21mr_horsepowerhi, morning all
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09:19.33mr_horsepoweranyone here, working with disa and have some problems, when dialling faster?
09:31.10kay2In realtime, where do I have to put the login/pwd for the sql access ?
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09:34.12InfraRedhi all
09:34.28Strom_Cgood afternoon
09:37.51RoyKStrom_C: good morning
09:39.06Strom_Cgood afternoon, RoyK
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10:17.00Creperumhi, i have 2 trunks ZAP/g0 and ZAP/g1... how can i tell asterisk to route all calls from ZAP/g1 to ZAP/g0???
10:17.06nettiehey guys, anyone now if could be possible increase the jitter for sip clients please?
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10:17.41RoyKnettie: why the fsck would you want to increasse jitter?
10:17.44azetegI have a problem with an ATA-186 using SIP, when I dial its extension - I get this: app_dial.c:1029 dial_exec_full: Unable to create channel of type 'SIP'
10:17.57azeteganyone know what kind of problem it might be?
10:18.00Creperumnettie, hey, you can enlarge your jitter just for $10! %)
10:18.24azetegor this in fact: May 29 10:12:14 NOTICE[24607]: app_dial.c:1029 dial_exec_full: Unable to create channel of type 'SIP' (cause 3 - No route to destination)
10:18.27RoyKazeteg: pastebin a full sip debug and ask again
10:18.27azeteg<PROTECTED>
10:18.30azetegoops - sorry for the paste
10:18.32azeteg<PROTECTED>
10:18.33RoyK~pb
10:18.36jbotsomebody said pb was a place to paste your stuff without flooding the channel - try http://pastebin.com/, or http://pastebin.ca
10:18.54nettieguys sorry I badly explained it
10:19.10nettieI'll retry
10:19.20azeteghttp://pastebin.com/744474
10:19.22azetegthere it is
10:20.01nettieunder heavy load my internet link starts to lag
10:20.15azetegnettie: better do some shaping then
10:21.20nettieand the jitter increase badly
10:21.29nettieI'm actually prioritizing traffic
10:21.35nettieand this definitely help
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10:21.48RoyKnettie: you need an RTP jitterbuffer
10:22.09nettiebut I would like to know if there's a setting in asterisk that will help in case of RTP dispersion
10:22.09RoyKnettie: http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=3854
10:22.16Eciohi all, i have a problem with a SIP trunk between cisco CM 4 and asterisk, can anybody help me?
10:22.23RoyKnettie: see that bug. there's a patch available
10:22.36nettieor a suggestion on how to improve the fragmnentation delay on my cisco router :)
10:22.40nettieahh
10:22.44nettieRoyK: looking
10:23.12Ecioi can call from CM to asterisk but not viceversa, when the CM receive the sip call it replies with 404 not found
10:23.35azetegRoyK: do you have any idea why I have that error?
10:24.56nettieRoyK I'm running 1.2.6 sure it's not already there?
10:25.05nettie(just courious)
10:25.13Ecioor, takin it from another point of view, has anybody a working trunk between CM and * where i could inspect the debug/packet dump?
10:25.48nettieRoyK: are you actually using it?
10:26.06RoyKnettie: there'll never be an rtp jitterbuffer in 1.2.x
10:26.16RoyKnettie: i am. i paid for it to be written
10:27.09nettieRoyK oh really?
10:27.21RoyKyes, really :)
10:27.30nettieRoyK does it makes huge difference :)
10:28.38RoyKwe took a 704/128 ADSL link, started ~10 downloads and a few uploads, started a voip call and the audio was crystal, with g.711a
10:28.55nettieGOD
10:28.59RoyKwithout the jb audio was beyond crap
10:29.15RoyKby gods, yes, it works
10:29.25RoyKa little memleak in there somewhere, though
10:30.03nettieRoyK why you had someone write it? u needed it for some special project?
10:30.13nettieRoyK what you say is just great anyway
10:30.19RoyKyes, for using asterisk large-scale
10:31.02nettiewith it the customer wont need QoS anymore on their link I suppose
10:31.06RoyKnettie: also, uncomment abstract_jb.c line 347. something strange happens every now and then and that is called 50 times a second, which fscks up things. just remove the warning log
10:31.21RoyKnettie: they won't, if they have a good jitterbuffer on their side
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10:31.48nettieRoyK I use polycoms phones jitter buffer goes up to 160ms
10:32.07RoyKnettie: it's jitterbuffer and PLC, packet-loss concealment. if packet 33 is lost, the jb code interpolates packet 32 and 34 to generate the lost packets.
10:32.23RoyKnettie: all major voip equipment have good jb's
10:32.25nettieRoyK I'm farly happy with Cisco LLQ QoS but I understantd the rtp buffer inherits.. looks great
10:32.54nettieRoyK works like an upscaler
10:33.14nettieof course it has limits
10:33.35nettiebut then I think it's up to the user be smart enought to use a better optimized codec
10:34.01nettieenought == enough
10:34.01mr_horsepowerwhy my matra pbx, when making a call, it sends the first digit, and all the others are dtmfs? this is a normal behaviour?
10:34.19nettieRoyK so you actually use the SVN version of * ?
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10:35.10RoyKnettie: not at all - i'm not that sick :)
10:35.22RoyKnettie: I can send you a jb patch for 1.2.6
10:36.06nettieRoyK :)
10:36.11nettiethan woul dbe great thanx a lot
10:36.26nettieplease sent to nettie@apple.2.com
10:36.29nettieplease sent to nettie@apple2.com
10:38.43RoyKsent
10:42.37nettieRoyK thank you very much.. I'll definitely give it a try :)
10:42.51nettieRoyK how many users you have
10:42.51nettie?
10:43.08azeteghimself and his mom
10:43.14nettieehehe
10:43.18azeteg;)
10:43.24nettieI have more then :)
10:43.32azetegyour auntie as well?
10:43.34nettieat least I have my office collegues
10:43.34nettieehehe
10:43.38nettieme?
10:43.40nettienah not me
10:45.11azetegnettie: do you know what my problem could be?
10:45.21nettieno idea
10:45.24azeteghttp://pastebin.com/744474
10:45.36nettielet's see
10:45.37azetegno route to destination - is weird
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10:46.19azetegcalling other SIP phones work fine
10:46.30azetegit just doesn't work calling the ATA-186
10:46.38azetegcalling FROM the ATA-186 works fine
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10:50.35nettieuhmm
10:50.39nettiefrom what I Can see
10:50.49nettieit doesnt match an extension
10:50.57azetegbut it does
10:51.29nettiesure it's autheticated?
10:51.37nettietry
10:51.40nettiesip show registry
10:52.00nettieand see if that extension is registered
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10:52.15azetegsip show registry -> shows nothing
10:54.01nettieare you trying to call a sip extensions?
10:54.20nettiesorry
10:54.22nettiesip show peers
10:54.23nettiemy bad
10:55.00azetegI think I might have forgot an authentication name in the ATA conf
10:55.21mr_horsepowerazeteg: nat.
10:55.31azetegnonat
10:55.40mr_horsepoweri have the same problem with zyxel
10:55.42mr_horsepowernat issues
10:55.47azetegI have no NAT
10:56.18mr_horsepoweri dont have too
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10:56.38syneushi *
10:56.40azetegI have all sip peers set to no nat
10:57.25syneusI would like to know if is it possible that asterisk doesn't control the RTP traffic.
10:57.29syneusany suggestions?
10:58.00syneusI would that the end point control the RTP flow
10:58.08mr_horsepowerazeteg: thats ata configurations, no asterisk configurations.
10:58.18azetegwhat do you mean then?
10:58.26mr_horsepowersearch for nat related configurations in ata.
10:58.43azetegNATIP in ATA config?
10:58.51mr_horsepowerno ip
10:59.22mr_horsepowerw8 a min
11:00.24mr_horsepowerazeteg: something like "NAT Keep Alive
11:00.26mr_horsepower?
11:02.56azeteghmmm ok
11:06.06SheriF_WorKhow to turn cdr debug ?
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11:08.52MrChimpy"one hundred one" indeed. phah!
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11:14.23bmg505hi all
11:14.48bmg505I jsut blew my whole install by installing amportal on top of my current config :) not very clever
11:15.19bmg505but now that I've figured out the gui setup, I find it kinda easy to setup *
11:15.37X-Rob_bmg505, it hasn't been called amportal for about 6 months now
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11:15.41X-Rob_you want freepbx
11:15.48bmg505soz man
11:15.49X-Rob_(also, see #freepbx 8)
11:15.59bmg505but the daemon start is still called amportal
11:16.03X-Rob_yeah
11:16.12X-Rob_I'll fix that in 2.2, honest 8)
11:16.30bmg505yea and warn the users that u going to destroy his current config
11:16.31SheriF_WorKhow to turn cdr debug ?
11:16.41X-Rob_bmg505, well, we do.
11:16.51SheriF_WorKhow to turn cdr debug on ?
11:16.58bmg505well I followed the instructions, and no where did it warn me
11:17.08X-Rob_which instructions?
11:17.10bmg505but its a test system so no harm done
11:17.15bmg505INSTALL
11:17.29X-Rob_Mmmm.
11:17.43bmg505Yea i'm one of those idiots that actually foloow the stuff in the INSTALL file
11:18.23X-Rob_most people follow the wiki
11:18.24X-Rob_it's got warnings all over the place there
11:18.29X-Rob_I'm just updating INSTALL now.
11:19.48bmg505I should have taken a picture of myself when kpsi came up and said it cannot register
11:20.04X-Rob_###
11:20.04X-Rob_Important Warning!
11:20.04X-Rob_freePBX _will_ overwrite any exisiting asterisk configurations you may have. This project attempts
11:20.04X-Rob_to manage as much of asterisk as it can, and this means lots of automatically generated dialplans.
11:20.04X-Rob_Please visit both the Documentation wiki (http://www.aussievoip.com.au/wiki/freePBX) and the Dev
11:20.05X-Rob_wiki (http://www.freepbx.org/wiki) for instructions, hints and tips.
11:20.32bmg505where did I miss that?
11:20.39X-Rob_I just put it in
11:20.49bmg505lol o ok
11:21.38bmg505at least I had a backup of the  30+ line menu I made
11:22.21marlhi, can someone tell me if i have the following wrong? .call files can be setup to call an internal extesnsion and when its answered then transfer the call to an outgoing line (eg. only make the external call if the internal extesnion has been asnwered)?
11:26.47marlas all the examples i have seen so far (and the documentation ive read) implies that .call files are normally setup to dial the external number first and THEN the internal extenion
11:27.20hwthow do i uninstall asterisk?
11:27.23hwtto start all fresh.
11:28.14hwtwill a:
11:28.15hwtfor i in `find / -name asterisk -type d`; do rm -rf $i; done
11:28.17hwtdo?
11:28.43marlhwt, one tip, if there may be anything in your current install you might want to referance back to, backup all your data ( i forgot one time and had to repate a ton of work) thinngs like sound files and zap conf files
11:29.00marldid u compile from source or use a package?
11:29.44hwtmarl: i have everything documented.
11:29.56marland a backup of any custom sound files?
11:30.21marlthat and my old call logs/recorded calls, was what i forgot :(
11:30.49hwtmarl: nah, i have those somewhere else.
11:31.07marlso, source or package install?
11:39.30hwtsource.
11:40.05marldoes the make file not have an uninstall target? i thought it did
11:42.53hwtdon't think so.
11:47.18mr_horsepowerwhy my matra pbx, when making a call, it sends the first digit, and all the others are dtmfs? this is a normal behaviour?
11:47.31MrChimpyexcellent. asterisk says numbers properly now.
11:49.12clive-mrchimpy wht does yoru patch do ?
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11:54.06MrChimpymakes "say number" read numbers out with the correct english grammar
11:54.32MrChimpyit's nothing, but we couldn't have our system go live with balances being read as "one hundred twelve"
11:55.24Strom_Cthat's how you're supposed to read "112"
11:55.29Strom_Cone hundred twelve
11:55.37Strom_C"one hundred and twelve" is technically incorrect
11:55.56MrChimpyno it isn't, if you actually speak english.
11:56.11Strom_CI speak English quite fluently, thank you very much
11:56.32MrChimpypresumably not the original version then
11:57.07MrChimpyone hundred twelve is as wrong as "color" :)
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11:57.45MrChimpyif you speak US english, of course, that's fine. just don't call it english.
11:58.29azetegmouhahah
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11:59.52Strom_Cballs.  "six hundred seventy-three dollars and forty-nine cents" is more efficient and less ambiguous sounding than "six hundred and seventy three dollars and forty-nine cents."  Granted, I despise a lot of the conventions of north american English, but this is one I happen to think is much cleaner in design.
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12:01.35MrChimpymay have escaped your notice but language isn't "designed". it evolves. and at some point grammar is defined and that's what is correct for that language. not what saves time or is convenient - that's dialect or slang.
12:04.02syneusis possible to configure asterisk so that it doesn't control the RTP traffic?
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12:10.47[TK]D-Fendersyneus :Yes and no.  Asterisk controls it by determining if the clients are ALLOWED to re-invite and pass RTP direct or not.
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12:15.02syneus[TK]D-Fender: sorry but i'm not very skilled; my collegues tell me that during some tests they noticed that RTP traffic pass through the asterisk-sip-server but they'd like RTP traffic pass only between the sip clients: is it possible?
12:15.21tzangermorning
12:15.30holaaaI hear some "noises" in my phone. Monitoring traffic, I discover it is due to a traffic "rush". Analyzing traffic with ethereal y discover the noises occurs when there is a hing "Rvr Jitter" value from time to time, from the server to the phone. No codec problem, just high Rvr Jitter value (named by ethereal) in the traffic... any ideas? The problem is not heavy network traffic itself, becaus I solated the system (phone, asterisk, pots) and still
12:15.31holaaahappens... any "jitter" configuration for RTP protocol? something?
12:15.54tzangerholaaa: your network has jitter
12:16.01tzangerit's a fact of life with VOIP
12:16.03hwtsyneus: yes. that's re-inviting.
12:16.10tzangeryour endpoints need to implement jitter buffers
12:16.18tzangerAsterisk has one for IAX2 and the one for SIP is in development
12:16.30tzangeryou can help test it, search for Olle's posts about testing his SIP branch
12:16.42puzzledhi
12:16.45[TK]D-Fendersyneus : Yes.  Just set allt he related phones to "canreinvite=yes" and they will renegotiate RTP between them.
12:16.56holaaatzanger: The voip phone has jitter configuration.. but I don't know how to do it with Asterisk it self
12:17.10holaaaBecause I only see in google it works for IAX
12:17.21tzangerholaaa: I *just* said to search for Olle's posts about testing his SIP branch
12:17.22hwtsyneus: watch out for NAT-problems, though.
12:17.53SheriF_WorKhum at last my CDR is working ... but there is something if i want to add start: Start of call (date/time) any idea?
12:18.18puzzledafiak that's included in the cdr
12:18.37holaaatzanger you mean in google or any specific site...
12:19.27syneus[TK]D-Fender: thx a lot
12:19.31syneushwt: thank U
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12:24.49nesshi, I have a strange problem: http://forums.digium.com/viewtopic.php?t=6937. ideas?
12:28.15hwtness: probably some <cr>-issues.
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12:30.48nessa) I looked in the debugger and I'm pretty sure the string is correct, b) if I issue the same call twice, the same symptoms occur
12:31.00SheriF_WorKpuzzled: yes but should i do something ? or just add the colum start ?
12:31.43znoGhey does anyone know if I can tweak something in Asterisk for it to look for Caller ID info when a Lucent Definity PBX connected via FXO/FXS ports dials out via *?
12:32.23znoGlike this: <lucent definity> --> <TDM2400 card with FXS ports><Asterisk> --> <remote asterisk box>
12:32.48znoGwhen I dial from a lucent definity extension through the FXS port on the Asterisk box (i have usecallerid=yes in zapata.conf), no caller ID info is received by Asterisk
12:33.44coppiceznoG: most PBXes don't generate caller ID. are you sure your Lucent does?
12:34.29znoGcoppice: from what I'm told by a Lucent tech, it does.
12:34.43znoGcoppice: what I mean by Caller ID is simply the extension that made the call
12:35.08coppiceznoG: if you plug a phone into that Lucent port, does it decode caller ID properly?
12:35.36znoGhrm, nope, good point. I haven't tried but I'm pretty sure it doesn't.
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12:36.43DovidMorning all
12:36.49nessare the requests coming in via the manager api stored in a log file?
12:38.10Dovid.
12:38.19SheriF_WorKhow to activate start in CDR ??
12:38.51marlhi, can someone tell me, if i have iax enabled properly on my * box, should nmap -sS ip-of-*-box show that port as being open?, im trying to find out if my iax is working, as i cant connect to it via iax
12:39.31sturmflutYou have to use -sU instead of -sS
12:39.36sturmflutIAX uses UDP
12:39.36Strom_Cmarl: what does the console say when you try to connect?
12:40.14marlits saying nothing, but im trying to work out if its a firewall problem or not
12:40.24Strom_Cwhat's your verbosity level set at
12:40.30marland the -sU shows nothing on the port :(
12:40.34Dovidmarl: are you forwarding the ports ?
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12:40.52marlvery hi verb, and yup im forwarding
12:40.58sturmflutmarl: "iax2 show peers" on your asterisk console should say something like Status OK
12:41.03marlbut was running the nmap on the asterisk box itsself
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12:41.50coppiceis it a holiday in .us today?
12:42.03Dovidcoppice: yes it is
12:42.21coppicei guess that explains the huge drop in spam
12:42.26Dovidcoppice: I believe it is memorial day
12:42.26RoyKrotfl
12:42.32Dovidhehe
12:42.39DovidNah. They work 24/7
12:42.51DovidI know that I the us they are trying to make it a felony
12:42.59sturmflutmarl: "nmap -sU -p 4569 localhost" should report the port as being closed because you usually run asterisk on some interface different than lo
12:43.07coppiceactually they don't. I receive far less spam at weekends
12:43.23DovidAs long as there are fines it is worth it for them they still make money after paying the fines
12:43.30marlrunning nmap with the interface ip addy that is being used for normal network access
12:43.35marlnot the lo interface
12:43.35DovidIf there is jail time some of them will think twoce
12:43.41Eciocoppice: maybe zombie pcs are off during the weekend :)
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12:44.02sturmflutmarl: The TCP/IP stack will recognize that this is your own IP adress and redirect the traffic to the lo interface
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12:44.21coppiceEcio: yeah. all those fortune 500 corporate desktops get switched off :-)
12:44.33Ecioyep :)
12:45.00AsteriskAlbania<PROTECTED>
12:45.36AsteriskAlbaniaI need to use G729 codec for low bandwidth consumption
12:46.03DovidStupid question to ask but do u have the licence for it ?
12:46.40RoyKAsteriskAlbania: zap is not a  codec
12:46.45RoyKeh
12:46.55RoyKAsteriskAlbania: have you bought g.729a?
12:47.10AsteriskAlbaniano
12:47.20AsteriskAlbaniashould I buy it :)
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12:47.25Dovidyes
12:47.25marlscanning the *'s ip addy from another machine on the local network, shows the port as closed
12:47.33DovidG729 will not work without it
12:47.56AsteriskAlbaniais G729 the best codec , and how much does it costs
12:47.57RoyKAsteriskAlbania: it doesn't come with asterisk. there is a 'free' g.729a codec out there, but not legal in some countries (US, UK + +)
12:47.58marlim sure ive missed something stupid here, but cant work out what it is :( could it be anything to do with iax2?
12:48.04DovidIt depends for what
12:48.18DovidIt does more transcoding so it is more cpu intensive
12:48.22RoyKAsteriskAlbania: it's the best low-bandwidth codec, and costs, from digium, $10 per channel
12:48.23DovidBut it saves on bandwith
12:48.36coppiceAsteriskAlbania: how do you define best?
12:48.43RoyKcoppice: coolest
12:48.49AsteriskAlbaniacomparing to free ones
12:48.53coppiceits not the coolest
12:48.54RoyKAsteriskAlbania: use gsm
12:49.02AsteriskAlbanialet me try it
12:49.10RoyKAsteriskAlbania: gsm is free and low bandwidth and sounds like shit but it works
12:49.11DovidIf bandwith isnt an issue then u dont need it
12:49.24DovidNot allways shit
12:49.30coppicethat doesn't define best. best quality? lowest bit rate? widest compatibility?
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12:49.58RoyKcoppice: worst audio, most bandwidth? instant tom waits voice??
12:50.15DovidNot the worst audio
12:50.19DovidIt works
12:50.27RoyKDovid: gsm works, yes
12:50.30Ecioguys i have problems with SIP trunk between Cisco Call Manager 4 and Asterisk, can someone give me some hint?
12:50.49AsteriskAlbaniaI am testing with GSM and it seems good
12:51.09DovidOver the internet or localy ?
12:51.17coppicethe main reason to use G.729 is because the other end does
12:51.50AsteriskAlbaniaPC -> Asterisk -> Phone
12:51.52DovidAnd low bandwith
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12:52.01DovidI use it when I connect via grps
12:52.19coppiceG.729 isn't much lower than GSM, when you add in all the overheads
12:52.36DovidBut then gsm has overheads too
12:53.00AsteriskAlbaniaI am interesting more regardin the quality  that can work on 64 kbps
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12:53.35coppiceif you compare 13.2K with 8K the difference looks big. comparing 29K wiith 24K doesn't look so different
12:54.38AsteriskAlbania:)
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12:56.37AsteriskAlbaniawhat is the difference in quality between GSM and G729
12:56.53DovidI have not seen a diffrence
12:56.57DovidBut that was on a LAN
12:56.58AsteriskAlbaniais there any loss on G729 since it is 8 kbps
12:57.06DovidG729 is more cpu intensive
12:57.20AsteriskAlbaniagot the point thankyou
12:57.33Strom_Cwhat do you mean "loss"?
12:57.40DovidU got play and see what u get.
12:57.40AsteriskAlbaniaon voice quality
12:57.54Strom_Cgsm and g729 sound equally abysmal to me
12:58.38Strom_Cdifferent flavors of abysmal, yes...but abysmal. :)
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13:04.02Strom_C:43 < Dovid> As long as there are fines it is worth it for them they still make money after paying the fines
13:04.07Strom_C05:er
13:04.08Strom_Cer
13:04.09Strom_Cwhat the hell
13:04.23Dovid?
13:04.38Strom_Ccopy/paste weirdness
13:04.44DovidWe were talkin b4 about spammers
13:04.59Strom_Cit was a mistake.  ignore the bell on your terminal.
13:05.05DovidLol. ok
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13:07.52fnordianhi
13:08.05Dovidhello
13:08.39fnordiani've got a problem with my generator and a client using silence supression
13:08.41Eciois there some SIP tool that can be used to determine why i got a 404 not found ?
13:09.07DovidEcio: when you try to make a call u get the error ?
13:09.20Dovidfnordian: generator ?
13:10.07Eciodovid: i have this SIP trunk between cisco call manager and asterisk, if i call from a phone behind CCM i can reach asterisk (both conference number and xlite softphone number too)
13:10.18Ecioif i call back from xlite to my number on the CM
13:10.21Ecioi got a 404
13:10.25fnordianDovid: ast_generator
13:10.40DovidEcio: I dont know cisco sorry :(
13:10.52Ecioi can see from ethereal that * is calling CM using my_cisco_phone_number@callmanager_IP
13:10.53DovidAh ok
13:10.59Ecioand CM says "not found" :/
13:11.20fnordianDovid: as far as i understood it, channel.c polls my generator regularly
13:11.22DovidThis is when u are connection to ur ast. Box and u want it to call the CM ?
13:11.35[TK]D-FenderEcio : 404 means whatever # you are dialing is simply not valid.  PERIOD
13:11.38Dovidfnordian: dont know that function well
13:11.43DovidTry voip-info.org
13:12.02fnordianDovid: either triggered by a scheduler or by i thing called "phase locked mode"
13:12.05Eciod-fender: i see.. but it's strange
13:12.13DovidEcio: paste your dial plan to call the CM in pastebin.com and put the link here
13:12.20Eciok
13:12.40DovidEither you didnt code it right in asterisk or the CM Is rejecting it for some reason
13:13.27fnordianhuh
13:13.30DovidYou are connecting to it via SIP ?
13:13.41fnordianDovid: talking to me?
13:13.41Eciohttp://pastebin.ca/59564
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13:13.50DovidWas tallin to ecio
13:13.54fnordiana
13:13.57fnordianok, sorry
13:14.04Eciodovid: we have 4 digit numbers on the CM
13:14.09Eciomy society is 4xxx
13:14.35Ecioin the debug i see asterisk sayin "SIP/callman02-3c4f is circuit-busy"
13:14.38DovidEcio: how are you connecting asterisk to it ? Via sip ?
13:14.43Ecioyes SIP trunk
13:14.48kay2Do I have to install asterisk-addon if I want to access to the RealTime using mysql ?
13:14.52DovidAnd u have it set to peer ?
13:14.59Ecioi've tried some configurations... i've copied the one found on voip-user.org
13:15.00Dovidkay2: yes
13:15.14Eciocallman01 and callman02  from http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk+Cisco+CallManager+Integration
13:15.18Ecioobviously changing the ips
13:15.30Ecioand i've tried also with CCM1 that is a peer
13:15.54coppice2 days to the feature freeze for 1.4, and most interesting things don't seem to be in the SVN trunk right now.
13:16.02Ecioas u can see i've created a dialplan with 4XXX but i've tried also hard-coding the SIP call on some "fast access" Sip numbers
13:16.09DovidBased on circuit-busy it seems the CM is rejecting the call
13:16.16tzafrircoppice, what do you mean?
13:16.23DovidCan u try to have xlite connect to it directly and see if it works ?
13:17.03DovidIt seems CM is not letting the call in
13:17.05coppicetzafrir: what I said. jitterbuffer, t.38, nothing interesting has gone into the trunk yet
13:17.26Eciodovid: that's what i think too... but once it worked (some days ago, doing a quick test with a@h)
13:17.38DovidEcio: when you call exten 5,6,7 do u get a busy too ?
13:18.01DovidEcio: try connecting direct via ur sip phone and see what happens
13:18.03Ecioon xlite i got a 503 service not available
13:18.09coppiceRoyK: I see you are thinking the same as me :-)
13:18.14DovidYes. Then it is a CM issut
13:18.18Ecioon debug i see circuit busy
13:18.38Dovidyup
13:18.39Eciodovid: that's why i was wondering if there is some tool do some test on sip port on the cisco
13:18.47Eciodo =  to do
13:18.51DovidI dont know cisco :(
13:18.59Ecioand some general SIP tool?
13:19.22DovidDo a google search or voip-info.org
13:19.26Eciosomething like /trytoconnecttothatbitch.sh CCM_ip
13:19.26Ecio:D
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13:23.58Eciouhm..
13:26.42Eciocrappy cisco documentation... i cant find anything useful...
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13:28.58DovidThats why we go only with asterisk
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13:42.36fnordianEcio: sipsak might be your friend
13:47.09kay2<PROTECTED>
13:47.15kay2Someone has an idea ?/
13:48.54fnordianecho 'noload => format_mp3' >> /etc/asterisk/modules.conf
13:49.12fnordian.so
13:50.17Eciothx fnordian
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13:53.05azetegI have a little problem with music on hold that doesn't want to work. Here is my log: http://pastebin.com/744780
13:53.13azeteganyone knows what might cause this?
13:53.48azetegI never hear any music
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13:56.36[TK]D-Fenderazeteg : a few things, either you have no files to in the proper folder, you are using Native MoH and have no files of a compatible format (MP3's require you to have compiled format_mp3.so from the Asterisk Add-ons pack), or you are NOT using native and your mpg123 is no good.
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13:57.00azetegI'm using native
13:57.10azetegit doesn't compile mp3 module as default?
13:57.16mostywhy is it better to use _X. than _. ?
13:57.34[TK]D-Fenderazeteg : Its not included with the base * tarball for legal reasons
13:57.35Nugget_. will match all the special meta-extensions like s, i, h, and t.
13:57.56azetegah ok
13:57.57Nuggetyou can use it, but be very careful otherwise your asterisk will do wonky things
13:58.00azetegwhere do I get it?
13:58.04azeteg(google)
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13:59.58azeteg*compiling*
14:00.20[TK]D-FenderNugget : We need an alpha or "complete" wildcard indicator for dial-plan matching like _X!?X or so where ! might represent ANY character, and ? and CHARACTER. that would also allow matches like [A-F,R] as well
14:00.39[TK]D-Fenderazeteg : on asterisk.org there is a link to Digium's ftp for it.
14:01.00azetegcompiled and installed already thankx
14:01.20[TK]D-Fenderazeteg : You're welcome
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14:06.49azeteg[TK]D-Fender: now I have the format_mp3.so module installed, but I have the same behavior. What could it be?
14:07.26[TK]D-Fenderazeteg : Have you verified the presence of appropriate files in the MoH folder you specified?  Pastebin your musiconhold.conf files jsut to be sure as well.
14:07.44azeteghttp://pastebin.com/744798
14:07.46[TK]D-FenderAnd have you manually loaded the module or completely restarted * to put it in effect?
14:08.01azetegcompletely restarted
14:08.04[TK]D-Fenderazeteg : I didn't ask for CLI out, I asked for the config file...
14:09.27azetegis not much in it
14:09.47azeteghttp://pastebin.com/744801
14:12.04[TK]D-Fenderazeteg : that is NOT set up for Native Moh.  To do that you need to change your mode to "files"
14:12.11azetegah
14:12.13azetegthanks
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14:14.20azetegI put mode as file
14:14.21azetegfiles
14:14.24azetegno difference
14:14.58fnordiandoes anyone know what has happened to ast_silence_suppression_enabled?
14:16.06azetegok, I had some weirdness in that dir
14:16.08azetegnow works
14:16.12azetegthank you
14:18.18[TK]D-Fendernp... make sure your MP3's don't have ID3 tags either...
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14:23.39ceetoHi all.  Are you guys compiling spandsp from source or are you using precompiled packages as that comes with debian, redhat, etc.?
14:23.54ceetoI'm trying to "improve" my faxing capabilities.
14:24.18[TK]D-Fenderceeto : Compile all the way...
14:24.30[TK]D-Fenderceeto : The only way to fly for all things *
14:24.58ceeto;)  yea, figured as much...
14:25.05ceetoDo you use inbound faxing?
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14:26.03[TK]D-Fenderceeto : Yup, works pretty decent.
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14:26.43[TK]D-Fenderceeto : I had mine at work set up by my solution provider, but I've done it for a client of mine with X100P's and seems ok there too.
14:27.15ceetoIt's working "ok" with TDM400P's.. sometimes the faxes get corrupted...
14:27.38ceetoI'm using spandsp and rxfax from debian packages, but asterisk 1.2 compiled from source..
14:28.03ceetoI get stuff like: channel.c:2326 set_format: Unable to find a codec translation path from unknown to unknown
14:28.09ceetoAnd: app_rxfax.c:305 rxfax_exec: Unable to restore read format on 'Zap/2-1'
14:28.28[TK]D-Fender:/
14:28.48[TK]D-FenderI wouldn't try to mix & match if I were you... bad things happen
14:29.18ceetoIs spandsp and the rxfax sources available through digium or third party?
14:29.28ceetoi.e., is there 'official' versions for the 1.2.x trees?
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14:30.12[TK]D-Fenderceeto : No, SpanDSP is completely 3rd party
14:30.37[TK]D-Fenderceeto : Its all on http://www.soft-switch.org
14:30.39ceetoWhat about rxfax?
14:30.42ceeto(thanks, btw)
14:30.45[TK]D-Fenderceeto : All of it.
14:30.57RoyKceeto: rxfax just uses spandsp
14:31.28[TK]D-Fenderceeto : I found the instruction a little lacking but once you browse through their FTP you get to realize there are a NUMBER of steps involved and likely some manual patching of the Asterisk makefile.
14:31.57ceetok, thanks.  I'll go check it out.
14:32.00[TK]D-Fenderceeto : I am a non-programmer as far as most things Linux related is concerned but figured it out at a decent rate.
14:32.03RoyK[TK]D-Fender: you mean for app_[tr]xfax to work?
14:32.34[TK]D-FenderRoyK : Those 2 apps have to be downloaded from their site and manually placed into the * apps folder and the makefile patched to compile.
14:32.47[TK]D-FenderRoyK : A bit of work for sure, but not too serious.
14:33.01ceetoWhat about the source for app_rxfax.so?
14:33.03RoyKyou only copy app_[tr]xfax.c into apps/ and apply the apps/Makefile patch from the download area
14:33.12RoyKceeto: just a sec
14:33.16[TK]D-Fenderceeto : Available on soft-switch.org
14:34.06RoyKceeto: grab spandsp from here: http://soft-switch.org/downloads/spandsp/spandsp-0.0.2pre26/ and the apps from http://soft-switch.org/downloads/spandsp/spandsp-0.0.2pre26/asterisk-1.2.x/ and apply http://soft-switch.org/downloads/spandsp/spandsp-0.0.2pre26/asterisk-1.2.x/apps_Makefile.patch to apps/Makefile, make install, done
14:34.15RoyK~spandsp?
14:34.18jbotit has been said that spandsp is cool : http://www.soft-switch.org/installing-spandsp.html
14:34.39[TK]D-FenderRoyK : Applying the patch doesn't always work so well as I've discovered, but the effect its supposed to do seemed pretty evident to me (all on instinct) do I just started cut&pasting my way through it and everything worked like a charm.
14:36.19ceetoThanks, all.
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14:37.24RoyK[TK]D-Fender: anyway, it consists of a 10 lines addition, so hand-patching isn't too hard :)
14:38.17DovidAnyone know the max channels voipjet allows ?
14:38.26DovidI need a provider that will allow 50 channels per minute
14:38.41DovidAnd we burst 50 - 100 calls at a time and random times of the day
14:40.01kay2someone could tell me what's wrong with that :
14:40.01kay2res_config_mysql.c:615 mysql_reconnect: MySQL RealTime: Failed to connect database server asterisk_w2 on localhost. Check debug for more info.
14:40.02kay2May 29 16:29:22 WARNING[791]: res_config_mysql.c:450 load_module: MySQL RealTime: Couldn't establish connection. Check debug.
14:41.03[TK]D-FenderRoyK : I didn't think so even with my lack of any experience in doing so.
14:42.18zoadid somebody ever hear about caller id time ?
14:42.43coppicewhat about caller ID time?
14:45.21zoaim looking for the specs for that
14:45.25zoaany idea where to look for it ?
14:45.31zoaor how its called officially ?
14:45.41zoacant really find anything on google
14:45.45coppicethe caller ID message in many places contains the date and time
14:45.50zoaaha
14:45.55zoaso that is the same field as the name
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14:46.11coppiceno. its the date and time field :-)
14:46.35zoak thanks :)
14:47.19coppicelook at the code in spandsp for ADSI processing. All the fields I know about are handled in that
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14:49.16zoaoki thanks
14:49.36mitchelocoi zoa ;)
14:51.03zoayou saved me a day of googling again
14:51.04zoahey ho
15:01.36Eciobye all
15:03.39[TK]D-Fenderzoa : I used to have docs on the full spec...
15:04.15[TK]D-Fenderzoa : and on a manual CID module I had I needed to aprse it out of the string which would be dumped back as raw datastream from FSK.
15:06.11coppicei love the pricing for those specs. something like $100 for the MWI spec, if I recall, and its 3 pages :-)
15:06.47RoyKcoppice: ?
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15:07.10mitchelocwhich specs are you guys referring to?
15:07.14coppicethe US analogue caller ID spec is pretty simple. some countries have a lot more possible fields
15:07.20coppicecaller ID specs
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15:08.49RoyKI'd writing three pages and then charge $100 for them.....
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15:09.09sturmflutHi
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15:09.23coppicei think the 3 pages included a title page and a revision history page too.
15:10.03RoyKquite dilbertish
15:10.30sturmflutAnybody ever successfully connected a SwyxPhone (VoIP Phone from Siemens) to Asterisk? People keep telling me that Swyx talks SIP but the packets coming from this phone here do not look like SIP
15:10.44coppicewell, the spec only has to document the contents of one tiny message. everything else comes from the other specs
15:11.47coppicesturmflut: most of these phones can be reflashed with different software for different protocols. you might not have a SIP one
15:12.02coppicesiemens love MGCP
15:12.25sturmflutcoppice: Oh, is there a place where I can get new flash images? Or do I have to request them from Siemens?
15:12.39blitzrage[TK]D-Fender: file is an anagram for Leif eh? :)
15:12.47coppicei don't know the answer to that
15:12.48blitzrageyou trhink you're soooooo clever that you figured it out :)
15:13.06sturmflutcoppice: Okay, thanks for the hint
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15:16.12momelodhello people
15:16.42momelodi have a question about echo cancelation, how do i enable this feature on my digium card?
15:17.31salviadudi think its in a config file, zaptel.conf
15:17.44salviadudor zapata.conf
15:17.51salviadudi can't remember, i don't use those cards
15:17.54kay2someone could tell me why I get that error with asterisk realtime: WARNING[995]: res_config_mysql.c:551 parse_config: MySQL RealTime: No database socket found, using '/tmp/mysql.sock' as default.
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15:21.10[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage : ! ! !
15:21.25[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage : I am SMRT
15:21.29blitzragew00t
15:21.46InfraRedSMRT
15:21.58InfraRedUR DUMB
15:22.09gaupekay2: it's not a ERROR it's a WARNING
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15:24.39[TK]D-FenderInfraRed : Sorry... I haven't validated your qualification to trash talk with me :)
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15:25.35flujanI set up asterisk to work with a E1. The incomming calls aren't entering the context nor executing the dialplan. I'm having just this in the console: http://pastebin.com/744931
15:25.41flujanHow can I diagnose the problem?
15:25.44InfraRedthis is my qualification
15:25.56coppiceRoyK: did you see the reply to your question on the mailing list?
15:26.00flujanThe dialplan, is simple... It just playback the hello-world sound.
15:26.03[TK]D-FenderInfraRed : Yup.... thats trash.. you should throw it out :D
15:26.50salviadudpastebin the dialplan flujan
15:30.09flujansalviadud, http://pastebin.com/744943
15:30.16flujansalviadud, it is above the errro message
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15:32.46salviadudflujan, what channel are you using?
15:33.14flujansalviadud, I put the context to the entire channel.
15:33.41ceetoMan, compiling software is easy... I used to be so scared of it...
15:33.41salviadudwhat channel?
15:33.45salviadudzap?
15:33.46salviadudsip?
15:33.49flujansalviadud, or I should specify a dialplan for each channel?
15:33.57salviadudjust the context
15:33.58flujansalviadud, I'm using Unicall
15:34.08salviadudunicall, is that even a channel?
15:34.23Juggieflujan, make sure you have a context assigned to the unicall driver
15:34.27flujansalviadud, with a E1 link. It works like Zap channels...
15:34.30flujanJuggie, I have
15:34.35flujanI will paste bin the unicall.conf
15:34.45Juggieflujan, none of those errors tell me asterisk is receiving a call
15:34.51Juggieer, warnigs.
15:34.56Juggietheyt just show me unicall events
15:35.06Juggieyou shuold see something with asterisk being unable to find a context, etc.
15:35.18flujanJuggie, This events appears when I make a call.
15:35.35flujanJuggie, I didn't receive this erros messages.
15:35.45flujanJuggie, saying about a missing context and stufff
15:36.08Juggieflujan, why are you showing me messages from maknig a call, with your incomming context
15:36.12Juggieyour looknig at two different thnigs
15:36.14Juggiepick one.
15:36.24Juggieeither incomming calls or outgoing calls
15:36.47flujanJuggie, salviadud  http://pastebin.com/744960
15:37.11flujanJuggie, I'm trying to put asterisk working with a legacy pbx
15:37.19Juggiewhat happens when you dial into asterisk
15:37.39flujanJuggie, I make a call. the legacy pbx receive it and then place the call to asterisk.
15:37.45Juggieright
15:37.49Juggiewhat messages does asterisk say
15:39.38flujanJuggie, when I place a call direct from asterisk I recieve a CHANUNAVAIL message
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15:39.55Juggiethats not what i asked
15:39.55flujanI will pastebin it...
15:39.55Juggiewhat happens when you dial into asterisk
15:40.12Juggieif did 4000 is assigned to that E1 and you dial it
15:40.13Juggiewhat happens
15:41.34flujanJuggie, http://pastebin.com/744969
15:41.53Juggiesooo
15:41.56Juggiewhat do you see here.
15:42.18Juggielook closely @ line 10 and 13-14
15:42.22Juggietheres a link level problem
15:42.30Juggiewell, i shoudnt say link level
15:42.33Juggietheres a E1 problem
15:42.55Juggiei dont know anything about unicall but it seems something is misconfigured
15:43.11Juggieand the two pbx's (asterisk & legacy) arnt talknig properly
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15:44.26dlynes_officejbot: wake CunningPike
15:44.27jbotCunningPike: GOOD MORNING!!!
15:44.40CunningPikeGood morning, dlynes_office
15:44.44dlynes_officeheh
15:45.04CunningPikeWassup?
15:45.08CunningPikeStill quiet in here?
15:45.13dlynes_officeI found out what the problem with my pri was :0
15:45.23CunningPikedlynes_office: Oh?
15:45.31dlynes_officeThe jack for span1 was faulty
15:45.42Juggiemy problem was telus :)
15:45.47Juggiethey fixed it friday
15:45.48CunningPikedlynes_office: Wow - well, at least you found it
15:45.50dlynes_officeJuggie: ah...you're in BC, too?
15:45.54Juggieno
15:45.56Juggieontario
15:45.59dlynes_officeah
15:46.02CunningPikeJuggie: All our problems are Telus
15:46.03flujanJuggie, I will try to connect the E1 direct in the asterisk port an see what happen.
15:46.13dlynes_officeFreaking Telus infests everywhere they go to
15:46.36Juggieflujan, sorry i dont know anything about unicall but those errors are by the unicall driver itself meaning its not able to talk to the pbx.
15:46.37dlynes_officeJuggie: so have you had the displeasure of dealing Telus' ivr hell?
15:46.53Juggiedlynes_home, what do you mean calling their support line?
15:46.56salviadudi called telus, and they didn't even answer
15:47.02dlynes_officeJuggie: yeah :0
15:47.05flujanflujan, No problem... I will try to find coppice here latter. He wrote the unicall driver. :)
15:47.08Juggiewe had a direct number for the tech working on oru ticket.
15:47.22Juggieflujan, coppice was active abotu 1hour ago
15:47.24flujanJuggie, thank you for your helpp
15:47.25Juggiehe might still be around.
15:47.31dlynes_officeJuggie: but you didn't do an initial callin to get that number?
15:47.43dlynes_officesalviadud: what number did you call?
15:47.49salviadudtheir toll free number
15:47.50Juggieno problem, sorry i coudnt be of more assistance, seems to be a e1 issue thats all i can say for sure.
15:47.54flujanJuggie, so sad... I alredy ping he... No answer... I will try later. :)
15:48.04dlynes_officesalviadud: i can't see that working for you
15:48.11Juggiedlynes_home, not that i know of, my boss delt with it
15:48.12dlynes_officesalviadud: that number's probably only valid from Canada
15:48.16De_Monany FOP users know why it's unable to listen on port 4445?
15:48.18Juggiehe just called and asked for him
15:48.25salviadudFWD allows me to dial toll free numbers
15:48.39dlynes_officesalviadud: yeah, but fwd is an american provider
15:48.40salviadudi don't see why i shouldn't be able to call there
15:48.43Juggieso does skype
15:48.53dlynes_officesalviadud: so unless it's an american 1-800 number, it won't be able to do anything
15:49.10salviadudfwd does toll free from japan too
15:49.24dlynes_officesalviadud: really?
15:49.35salviadudyeah, it's crazy
15:49.57CunningPikeDe_Mon: Is there another service on that port, maybe?
15:49.59dlynes_officesalviadud: does it have a setting that allows you to force a 1-800 call to be through a Canadian local?
15:50.30salviaduddlynes_home, I don't know how it works, I just know it does
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15:50.43dlynes_officesalviadud: some 1-800 numbers are only available in Canada, some are only available in the US, some are available in both, and some are only available in certain provinces and/or states
15:51.06Juggiedlynes, the 1-800 network does alot more then that.
15:51.10salviadudi wanted to have a laugh at the ivr :(
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15:51.28dlynes_officeJuggie: Well, it hasn't started making breakfast for me yet...what did I miss?
15:51.30salviadudmaybe because i called them at 2 am...
15:51.33Juggiesalviadud, its some stupid fustrating voice rec ivr.
15:51.47dlynes_officesalviadud: no, it's manned 24 hours
15:52.01Juggiedlynes, for example, i (we) have a direct feed from bell
15:52.07salviadudi got 2 toll free number services
15:52.09Juggiewhich provides instant events for all our 1-800 numbers
15:52.18salviadudfwd and trxtel
15:52.23Juggieeg, someone dials a 1-800 number, we get an event that instant
15:52.34salviadudbut, trxtel isn't working, i get some g729 error
15:52.49dlynes_officeJuggie: what's an instant event?
15:53.14Juggiei mean that the stats comes in instantaniously
15:53.21Juggieeg, we get a record of the call the instant its placed
15:53.35Juggiewe get a record of where it goes, if its transfered, etc.
15:53.48dlynes_officeJuggie:  ah
15:53.53sturmflutWow, when a Cisco IP Phone 7914G connect to my Asterisk 1.2.1 via Skinny Asterisk dies
15:53.55Juggiehow long the 1-800 call was
15:54.02Juggiewe know when the 1-800 network returns busy
15:54.04Juggieeven
15:54.17Juggieanything you could imagine :)
15:54.28dlynes_officesturmflut: why don't you upgrade to a version of asterisk sometime this decade?
15:54.43dlynes_officesturmflut: 1.2.1 is pretty damned old
15:55.00De_MonCunningPike er.. ya actually another op-panel process that didn't die like it was supposed to //me turns in his guru badge and sits in the corner
15:55.04Juggiedlynes, we get about i dunno 75-100k call records a day.
15:55.09dlynes_officesturmflut: it's so old 1.4 is already in beta 1
15:55.14dlynes_officeJuggie: holy crap
15:55.21CunningPikeDe_Mon: We've all done it ;)
15:55.24filewhat, we aren't in beta 1 yet
15:55.24dlynes_officeJuggie: where the heck do you work?
15:55.40Juggiea departement of the canadian goverment.
15:55.47De_Monhow many betas does it usualy take before a release is tags stable
15:55.54dlynes_officeJuggie: ah
15:55.54salviadudwhen is 1.4 coming out?
15:56.03fileend of June start of July for 1.4
15:56.06Juggiedlynes, the stats is mostly used for agent forcasting.
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15:56.11dlynes_officefile: it said 1.4 beta 1 was out now in the 1.4 topic last night
15:56.23sturmflutdlynes_office: It comes with Debian Backports
15:56.24Juggiedid we have enough agents, how many people got busy signals, did we haev agents idle, etc.
15:56.31dlynes_officeJuggie: ah...for determining how many people to schedule on each shift?
15:56.31salviadudany major changes in 1.4?
15:56.41fileI find that hard to believe :)
15:56.42De_Monsalviadud always!
15:56.44Juggiedlynes, yep. thats one part of it.
15:56.46filebut whatever
15:56.53dlynes_officefile: Ask JerJer...he changed it
15:57.01fileI have a log
15:57.08dlynes_officeso do i :)
15:57.08fileX days until Asterisk 1.4 beta!
15:57.13file3.14159265 days until Asterisk 1.4 beta!
15:57.13dlynes_officeah..
15:57.17dlynes_officemaybe that's what it was :)
15:57.24filealmost gave me a heart attack
15:57.25[TK]D-Fenderfile : Mmmmm Pie...
15:57.26salviadudi can imagine the extension language is going to stay the same, and something about sip b
15:57.41dlynes_officesalviadud: AEL has been replaced with AEL2
15:58.03dlynes_officesalviadud: but nice try :)
15:58.16salviadudo_O
15:58.33salviadudwhat will AEL2 do now?
15:58.37dlynes_officesalviadud: it's impossible to make predictions when you're talking about Asterisk :0
15:58.55filewe'll have a full feature list/change thing...
15:58.58dlynes_officesalviadud: beats me...I don't use AEL
15:59.01fileit's just not released yet :D
15:59.07dlynes_officesalviadud: i just know it's a complete rewrite of AEL2
15:59.07fileso the document isn't written yet
15:59.16dlynes_officeerm complete rewrite of AEL I mean
16:00.38salviadudi wish 1.4 could mixmonitor into mp3
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16:01.26theorem_fun fun fun
16:01.38filetime to...
16:01.38fileCLEAN!
16:01.45dlynes_officeUntil theorem_ showed up to spoil the fun :(((
16:01.53theorem_hoo ha ?
16:02.38fileyup, all that fun we're having
16:03.53filewho wants to go run my errands for me?
16:03.58fileI know you all do!
16:04.02theorem_got $ ?
16:04.14fileyes, $5
16:04.14theorem_or does any one stop involve an ATM  ? :)
16:04.56theorem_I have a feeling that $5 is unlikely to even cover gas ..
16:05.08filepfft I'm not forcing you
16:05.12theorem_hehe
16:05.35fileI have these big file folders for business documents/bills/etc... and no place to put them
16:05.38CunningPikefile: Just pm me your bank account details and I'll get right on it
16:05.42mr_horsepowerdial() should be rewritten
16:05.47dlynes_officetheorem_: $5USD, or $5Cdn?
16:05.48filemr_horsepower: yes we know, moving on
16:06.01dlynes_officetheorem_: yeah...$5 USD won't get you much of anywhere, anymore :)
16:06.07theorem_USD > ca
16:06.08CunningPikedlynes_office: Much the same thing, these days
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16:06.34dlynes_officemr_horsepower: you're volunteering?
16:06.38mr_horsepowerfile: it should be better to suport billing systems. calls should run on a diferent thread or something, so we can bill correct the call.
16:06.39theorem_yeah I $5 regular in the tank the other day ..
16:06.41theorem_1.7 gallons
16:06.43theorem_:(
16:06.48mr_horsepowerdlynes_office: maybe i have to! :D
16:06.57dlynes_officemr_horsepower: nobody's stopping you
16:06.58theorem_*I put   (rther)
16:07.10mr_horsepowerwe need it over here, but, you need another things before.
16:07.37mr_horsepowers/you/we
16:08.22mr_horsepowerre-write dial() will change everything, and break almost everything, not a easy task i think.
16:08.23fileright now the core group is in the middle of working on getting a new 1.2 release and the 1.4 beta out
16:08.40fileso new things are not a huge priority
16:08.46dlynes_officefile: ever notice how people bitch about deficiencies in open source, but they don't want to help fix/improve what they complain about?
16:09.14filedon't remind me
16:09.20mr_horsepowersip implementation in asterisk its very bad, i dont know about the new sip implementation that's on oej branch
16:09.31filewhy is it very bad?
16:09.48filedo you have ANY idea how complicated SIP is to implement with maximum interoperability and compatibility?
16:09.49theorem_I've only run into problems with AIX
16:09.50mr_horsepowerlet me correct it, not very bad, its not very god.
16:10.07filewhat's not good about it?
16:10.09theorem_mr_horsepower - I suggest you work on it then.
16:10.10filegive me solid reasons.
16:10.12dlynes_officetheorem_: yeah...AIX is a pretty crappy UNIX
16:10.29salviadudwhat was ibm thinking right?
16:10.41mr_horsepowertheorem_: we have, i have here the patch, but never sended it.
16:10.50theorem_dlynes_office - oops, I mistyped -- I meant IAX.
16:10.51filepatch to do what?
16:11.14file(as you can tell I'm rather... bitter at the moment due to all of the complaining people have been doing the past 2 days)
16:11.32theorem_file - take everything with a grain of salt.
16:12.01dlynes_officetheorem_: more like a couple mickeys of vodka :)
16:12.07filetheorem_: I usually do but when people complain and complain about something you work on every day, and don't give valid reasons... it's hard :)
16:12.08mr_horsepowerfile: send the from domain in a call, and use it.
16:12.12theorem_it's common for people to see deficiencies, they're not always qualified to fix or even know wtf they are talking about ;-)
16:12.30dlynes_officetheorem_: so then they can pay someone that can
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16:13.13salviadudi was thinking about the narco market here in mexico
16:13.18theorem_mr_horsepower - san you rrphrase ?  you seem to be missing ome words in that sentence.
16:13.24theorem_*can
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16:13.29theorem_*rephrase
16:13.37theorem_jeeze, typing skills are horrendous.
16:13.38dlynes_officetheorem_: no...he's not missing anything
16:13.38salviadudif i were to do a couple of asterisk installs on some drug dealers, i could get lots of dough...
16:13.43dlynes_officetheorem_: i understood it just fine
16:13.55salviadudmexico is full of 'em criminals
16:13.58filethis is not helping me clean my desk and stuff, dang nabbit
16:14.02theorem_oh.. ...
16:14.38mr_horsepowerasteriskA, user1 calls user2@asteriskB, the from call, will be seen as user1@asteriskB.
16:14.40dlynes_officetheorem_: however, I'm not so sure that's an asterisk deficiency as it is a hardphone deficiency
16:14.50dlynes_officemr_horsepower: ah...that one
16:15.09mr_horsepowery
16:15.16dlynes_officemr_horsepower: where someone logs into sip with an extension name, but you don't know if it's local to domain a or domain b
16:15.35fileand just fyi, chan_sip is going to be rewritten...
16:15.48dlynes_officemr_horsepower: and so 221@domainA logs in, and then 221@domainb logs in and kicks out 221@domaina
16:15.58theorem_hmm
16:16.01theorem_that's not so good !
16:16.22dlynes_officebut, sip is damned complicated
16:16.32dlynes_officeI have no desire to look at that code, myself
16:16.32mr_horsepowerdlynes_office: yes, because you dont have full domain suport in asterisk.
16:16.51filewe don't claim to have full domain support :)
16:16.54theorem_mr_horsepower - you mentioned you had a patch for that support ?
16:17.15dlynes_officemr_horsepower: i don't know if you noticed or not, but asterisk has never claimed to be 100% SIP compliant, either
16:17.21mr_horsepowertheorem_: yes i have, but we dont implement multiple domains.
16:17.33filethe motto for chan_sip is be lenient in what we accept, and strict in what we send
16:17.44fileso in order to achieve maximum compatibility and interoperability - we break some rules
16:17.47mr_horsepowerdlynes_office: yes i know, but to be usefull for us, it has to do some things.
16:17.47dlynes_officemr_horsepower: then wherein lies the problem that asterisk can't support multiple domains?
16:17.52mr_horsepowerthat dont, yet.
16:18.15theorem_file - is it worthwhile for mr_horsepower to submit his patch to support multiple domains in SIP to you guys ?
16:18.22dlynes_officeseems kinda silly to point out deficiencies that don't even affect you
16:18.37filetheorem_: yes, but it won't get looked at immediately...
16:18.47filewe're approaching the time of total freeze and only bug fixes
16:18.56theorem_ok, makes sense.
16:19.09mr_horsepowermultiple domains
16:19.16mr_horsepowershould be the great in asterisk
16:19.23dlynes_officefile: so digium is going to do the "right" thing on 1.4, then?
16:19.36theorem_mr_horsepower - if you'd like to contribute I am sure everyone will welcome your addition.  file - how is best for him to submit his patch ?
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16:19.42killfillhey what does this mean?
16:19.45filehttp://bugs.digium.com/
16:19.45killfill9 12:19:33 WARNING[626] chan_zap.c: Call specified, but not found?
16:19.47killfillMay 29 12:19:33 WARNING[626] chan_zap.c: Unable to move channel 3!
16:19.49fileneeds to be disclaimed
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16:19.57dlynes_officefile: I just remember a while back, it seems new features were being added up until 1 or 2 days before a release or something like that
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16:20.07filedlynes_office: ah... we have a schedule now
16:20.33ManxPowerSome days my job really sucks
16:20.34mr_horsepowerfile: are you thinking in adding multiple domains suport in chan_sip in 1.4?
16:20.40dlynes_officefile: so iow, new releases (1.4 and higher) should be much more stable, then
16:20.44mr_horsepoweryou really should do it :D
16:20.49filemr_horsepower: no it's too late
16:21.02filewell...
16:21.02mr_horsepowerfile: what's new in sip?
16:21.13fileit would be very difficult, and I don't have the exact schedule in front of me
16:21.19dlynes_officefile: btw, are you sick lately?
16:21.20filelook at the commit list... I'm not a walking feature list :)
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16:21.30filedlynes_office: no
16:21.42killfillanyone happend to run asterisk on freebsd?.. its terrible unstable in here.. :-S
16:21.46theorem_file - you're never going to get your errands done :)
16:21.47dlynes_officefile: I've actually seen you say more than two things a day lately
16:22.00fileoh, in here?
16:22.01salviadudi think mr_horspower should be heard
16:22.10mr_horsepowerfile: where is the commit list for chan_sip?
16:22.18theorem_check the wiki mr_horsepower
16:22.21dlynes_officefile: in any of the asterisk chat channels :)
16:22.36filemr_horsepower: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-commits/
16:22.41mr_horsepowerfile: tks.
16:22.44filedlynes_home: ah I'm usually active in dev
16:23.11fileit takes more thought to contribute and talk in here, because this channel is for people needing help
16:23.31theorem_and hte bleeding newbies ;-)
16:23.37mr_horsepowerwe have sent a patch for rawplayer too.
16:23.52mr_horsepoweri hope 1.4 have it, i'm tyred to patch! :P
16:23.55theorem_mr_horsepower - thanks for the contribution !
16:24.15fileI've lost track of where I was cleaning...
16:24.31RoyKzoa: ping
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16:25.04killfillfile: you ever seen this? chan_zap.c: Call specified, but not found?  chan_zap.c: Unable to move channel 1!
16:25.04mr_horsepoweri send another week, one email, because i dont understand why "." dots are taked of the sip url, have anyone seen the email? no one awnsered me.
16:25.09mr_horsepowertheorem_: np
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16:25.19filekillfill: I don't do zaptel... sorry
16:25.35killfillok..
16:25.47mr_horsepowercristian from beronet have some god code that should be included in 1.4 too.
16:25.58mr_horsepowerhe has no time to propose it.
16:26.17theorem_well, again as file said, deadlines are fast approaching
16:26.24mr_horsepoweryes
16:26.37filesee this is one of the difficult things - people are happy when we have this deadline and schedule thing, and people are unhappy
16:26.39JASON99Hello, if two sip phones are calling each other, how would I make the RTP packets go direct instead of going through the asterisk server? Is this possible?
16:26.53mr_horsepoweri think most of the ppl that DO some stuff, dont have time to send it
16:27.05theorem_file - deadlines are good, they keep you on track and focused
16:27.23mr_horsepoweryes, deadlines are god
16:27.24theorem_without it , you'd be making some messy code that would quickly beomce unmaintainable (imho )
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16:28.19filehttp://www.asterisk.org/developers/releasecycle
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16:28.40theorem_JASON99 - you would lose the benefit of having asterisk as a middleman --- what are you trying to acheive ?
16:29.13file2 more days and we hit month 6
16:29.32InfraRedyou're pregnant?
16:29.38theorem_lol
16:29.42InfraRed:)
16:29.43filelast I checked... no
16:29.49theorem_yes, with an asterisk baby :)
16:30.13InfraRedwhat about now?
16:30.14JASON99theorem_: I'm trying to save resources on the system and bandwidth for local calls. If I have 100 calls coming to my server when they could stay local, thats a waste of server resources and bandwidth..
16:30.16theorem_it called him w/ SIP over WiFI last night.
16:30.23fileeep
16:30.25theorem_JASON99 - true ...
16:30.46theorem_JASON99 - you'd need to open up a fresh SIP connection between the phones ..
16:30.55theorem_what you're discussing is a true P2P approach.
16:31.18InfraRedJASON99: look at sip reinvite
16:31.19AhrimanesInfraRed: 2 words.. hamster and ducttape
16:31.22theorem_asterisk then would in fact act like a bittorrent tracker for hte calls.
16:31.33JASON99theorem_: but asterisk should be able to make the connection point to point instead of taking on all the rtp sessions
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16:31.55JASON99InfraRed: ok, I will look at that
16:31.56mr_horsepowerfile: chan_sip have been re-written?
16:32.04filemr_horsepower: not yet, I said for the next version
16:32.05theorem_It's an intriguing idea .. follow InfraRed's idea ... I have never tried before.
16:32.12mr_horsepowerhooo next version, ok.
16:32.20JASON99theorem_: Thanks
16:32.26mr_horsepowersorry i'm a litle busy dont follow...
16:33.10fileokay I'm cleaning, yup... cleaning
16:33.31InfraRedJASON99: it's seperating the media from the control on sip
16:33.51InfraRedwont work with nat
16:34.51mr_horsepowerfile: if i want to submit the patch, i have to patch for the svn version or to the stable version?
16:35.09filetrunk
16:35.34filenew features = trunk, bug fixes = trunk or 1.2... depends sorta thing
16:36.11JASON99InfraRed: I plan on leaving all nat go through the server but anything public wont.  We do lots of transfers to public IPs and if we dont have to go through the server we would rather not. I think you are strearing me in the right direction.. thanks for the help..
16:36.19[TK]D-Fenderfile : What the rought target month/year for 1.6?
16:36.42filestart of next year I _think_
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16:37.49sumahi
16:38.05sumaMy echo test is not working
16:38.15sumacan anyone please help me how to solve it ?
16:38.18fileI found a collection of floppy disks...
16:38.20filedo I dare throw them out
16:39.48[TK]D-Fenderfile : Thats the kind of answer I was looking for.
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16:40.44theorem_file - they're antiquated now
16:40.58theorem_I noticed that qualiy of floppy disks have seriously degraded over the years
16:41.25theorem_my floppy from 12 years ago is still good and has gotten a lot of use, but ones that are < 2 years old are f* beyond repair.
16:41.35fileyuck, a DVD for Fedora Core 4
16:41.47theorem_the microwave is prettier
16:41.50distortionkeep your floppies to yourself
16:41.53theorem_*microwave trick
16:42.53distortionsuma: are you first using "Answer()" then "Echo()"?
16:44.10sumadistortion: It works fine with iax
16:44.14sumaor soft channels
16:44.21sumaIt is not working with zaptel
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16:44.28sumai have x100p installed
16:45.40InfraRedwildcard
16:45.41distortionsuma: sorry, i am not familiar with zaptel. The concept should be the same if you have it working on iax.
16:45.45InfraRedyou make my heart sing
16:45.49InfraRedyou make everything
16:45.53InfraRedexcept phonecalls
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16:45.56InfraRedwildcard
16:46.24bochis g723 codec supported by asterisk ?
16:46.25sumayes, distortion, not sure why that is not working
16:46.40sumaboch: you need get license for using g723.1
16:46.54distortionboch: yes, but you need a decoder if you wish to use anything other than passthrough
16:47.27bochsuma: even if g723.1 passthrough ?
16:47.40sumapassthrough you can use any codec
16:47.44distortionboch: so, ua g723 -> * -> g723 to ? will work. But if you use tdm hardware or need to transcode you will need a license
16:47.49sumanot restricted to g723
16:48.03sumaasterisk has nothing to do with passthrough
16:48.43distortionwell, it still proxies the rtp packets in passthrough, it just doesnt decode/encode them
16:49.01sumayep
16:50.05JASON99That's good to know.. :P
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16:51.48[TK]D-Fenderdistortion : THAT would be nice... leaving * the final choice to negotiate again for transcoding if no compatible match found....
16:52.03[TK]D-Fenderdistortion : So "bridge if necessary only"
16:53.26distortionexactly! it looks like its getting close, the patch on bug id: 4825 seems like people have gotten it to kinda work.
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16:56.27distortionhopefully it wont be long to have that added to the main trunk.
16:57.06distortioncause it would be nice to have passthrough codec negotiation and then be able to use other patches ie: t38
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16:57.34_omerHi,
16:57.39bochdistortion: very clear, thanks
16:57.41distortionone can only dream i guess
16:57.55_omerwhat should I type to install "asterisk-perl-0.08"
16:57.58_omer??
16:58.12_omermake, make install ..dont work
16:58.34distortionlook at the install readme, make sure you have the dependencies installed
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16:59.03_omerokey..
16:59.16distortionif you use a redhat style os, and have yum installed, you will need to type "yum install XXX" where xxx is the missing package
16:59.52distortionyou can list the installed packages with "rpm -qa |grep XXX" to check against the packages listed in the install readme
17:00.45eluizbrhi,
17:00.46eluizbrhow I make to improve the quality of voice in operators voip?
17:01.25eluizbrmy linkings are generating many noises
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17:09.00Dr-Linuxhow can i add a member to a queue from CLI? i saw example for didn't understand. any help
17:09.18Dr-LinuxLHR-PBX*CLI> add queue member sip support 4092
17:09.19Dr-LinuxUsage: add queue member <channel> to <queue> [penalty <penalty>]
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17:09.28fugitivohi
17:10.34eluizbro fugitivo
17:10.36[TK]D-FenderDr-Linux : SIP is not a channel, its a technology. SIP/100 is a channel.
17:11.04[TK]D-FenderDr-Linux : And you missed the "to" in your line.
17:11.36eluizbr how I make to improve the quality of voice in operators voip?  my linkings are generating many noises
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17:12.31[TK]D-Fendereluizbr : Please don't keep spamming the same question.  I fsomeone knows they will answer you, but I will say that your question is very hard to understand.
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17:12.48fnordianare their different trunk-repositories for asterisk?
17:13.17Dr-Linux[TK]D-Fender: thanks, its done
17:13.18Dr-LinuxLHR-PBX*CLI> add queue member sip/4092 to support
17:13.18Dr-LinuxAdded interface 'sip/4092' to queue 'support'
17:13.29[TK]D-FenderDr-Linux : Much better....
17:13.36Dr-Linux[TK]D-Fender: what's [penalty <penalty>] ?
17:13.43fugitivoskills
17:14.07fugitivowith an inverse meaning :)
17:14.15Dr-Linux[TK]D-Fender: also i wanna know, if it's permanent added or i need to save/reload queue module?
17:14.16fnordiana thread in the bugtracker references rev 16473, but the trunk i checked out is at r30744
17:14.22[TK]D-FenderDr-Linux : If 2 agents are available and could be chosen equally this lets you say that one person is better than another for that call.
17:14.25Dr-Linuxfugitivo ?
17:14.32[TK]D-FenderDr-Linux : Temporary
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17:14.48fugitivoDr-Linux: it's called "skills" on a tradicional pbx
17:14.57eluizbras I make to improve the quality of the sound in linkings SIP
17:15.08pollohi
17:15.20[TK]D-Fendereluizbr : Sorry, the language barrier is pretty big here....
17:15.40Dr-Linux[TK]D-Fender: is there any way that i can save it permanently?
17:16.20Dr-Linux[TK]D-Fender: as you said "Temporary" , it's mean it will be remove after next reload?
17:16.28eluizbras I can improve the quality of voice in a canal SIP
17:16.35fugitivoDr-Linux: it's like dfender said, for example you have two queues, one for sales, and another one for support, you have agent A in support and you'd like agent A to answer calls for queue sales if all agents are busy, you add agent A in queue sale with a penalty of 1 for example
17:17.25Dr-Linuxfugitivo: cool, i understand
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17:19.34[TK]D-FenderWhat a poor poor sap....
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17:20.46coolhpGood day everyone.
17:20.54pollohi , have de these error on asterisk y can call to my internal sip extensions it return me chan_sip.c:694 retrans_pkt: Maximum retries exceeded on call when i want to do a call , my error and config files are there http://pastebin.com/745115
17:20.56Dr-Linuxfugitivo: have you any clue about my last question
17:21.18coolhpWould any of you happen to have ever used an AdTran TA750 channel bank with asterisk ?
17:21.19Dr-Linuxhow long it will work if i add member frrom the CLI, till next reload?
17:21.32Dr-Linuxif yes then how can i save it permanently?
17:22.12CunningPikeDr-Linux: You can specify queue agents in agents.conf
17:22.37[TK]D-FenderDr-Linux : run time changes are temporary.. you want it permanent, modify the config file.
17:22.43CunningPikeDr-Linux: I don't think a reload resets the status of dynamic agents - at least I sure hope not :)
17:23.06Dr-Linuxhhm..
17:23.41Dr-Linuxwell, i can do easily from configs, but we are creating an user base application that that we need this.
17:24.22Dr-Linuxhhm.
17:24.37Dr-LinuxCunningPike: then how long it will work?
17:24.52Dr-LinuxCunningPike: untill restat the asterisk?
17:24.55CunningPikeDr-Linux: Until the next restart, I should imagine
17:25.22Dr-Linuxhhmm...
17:25.48CunningPikeDr-Linux: But you seem to be wanting a permanent agent, without using agents.conf....... not sure why?
17:25.57fnordiancan anybody tell me, where the changes from http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=5374 got merged to?
17:26.10CunningPikefnordian: Maybe ask on -dev
17:26.21Dr-LinuxCunningPike: forget about agents.conf, it's queues.conf game though
17:26.32fnordianCunningPike: thx, i will try that
17:26.48CunningPikefnordian: That's where all the propellor-heads hang out ;)
17:26.53Dr-LinuxCunningPike: we are developing an user web based applications. we need for that
17:27.25fnordianCunningPike: here i come ;-)
17:27.53kay2when My asterisk is connected to an other one and I place a call, I can only hear one word out of two
17:28.07CunningPikeDr-Linux: Not sure what you need then.....
17:28.23kay2could someone tell me what could be the reason ?
17:29.08CunningPikekay2: Lots of reasons - need more information. How are the two servers connected>
17:29.11CunningPike?
17:29.19Dr-LinuxCunningPike: i'm not sure how can you add an agents from CLI , i can't see any command with add an agent
17:29.42kay2CunningPike: using dsl
17:29.55CunningPikeDr-Linux: Oh, I see - I understand now - sorry
17:29.58kay2none of them is behind a nat
17:30.04CunningPikekay2: IAX?
17:30.09AhrimanesDr-Linux: add queue member SIP/123456 to <queue>
17:30.26kay2CunningPike: yeah
17:30.28CunningPikeDr-Linux: What he said
17:30.36CunningPikekay2: Are you trunking?
17:30.48kay2CunningPike: no
17:30.56Dr-LinuxAhrimanes: yes, i got that already, but i wanna save it permanetly.
17:30.57dlynes_officefnordian: if anything, it's getting posted to 1.4
17:31.09Dr-LinuxCunningPike: he is adding memeber, but not agent
17:31.21AhrimanesDr-Linux: set persistentmembers=yes in queues.conf ?
17:31.27CunningPikekay2: You should try trunking and play around with your jitterbuffer
17:31.35kay2CunningPike: how do I do that ?
17:31.44Dr-LinuxAhrimanes: hhm.. what that will do?
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17:31.53kay2CunningPike: trunk=yes ?
17:31.58CunningPikekay2: Yes
17:32.05dlynes_officefnordian: it's in trunk
17:32.06kay2what would that change ?
17:32.20kay2CunningPike: it's only on one single call
17:32.23AhrimanesDr-Linux: it saves the members add with add queue member in astdb.. thus those added will stay in the queue across crashes/restarts
17:32.25dlynes_officefnordian: Check out rev 16473 from trunk and you'll have it, or just grab the latest trunk
17:32.54CunningPikekay2: Then it won't help :) Experiment with different jitterbuffer settings, but also measure the latency between the two servers
17:33.04fugitivoDr-Linux: what question?
17:33.12CunningPikekay2: What codec are you using
17:33.27kay2CunningPike: alaw
17:33.36kay2CunningPike: what should I put for the jitterbuffer
17:33.47kay2CunningPike: to start
17:33.54CunningPikekay2: Ah - try a smaller codec - try gsm and see if it helps first off
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17:34.04kay2CunningPike: already tried
17:34.05kay2same
17:34.06Dr-LinuxAhrimanes: after restarting asterisk, that memeber will be still in the queue?
17:34.10AhrimanesDr-Linux: yes
17:34.13kay2CunningPike: it's not a bw issue
17:34.20kay2it's really like a buffer issue
17:34.27CunningPikekay2: Sounds like a latency issue then - bandwidth and latency aren't the same.......
17:34.33AhrimanesDr-Linux: i use it to add/remove queue members via agi
17:34.45kay2CunningPike: and what should I put for jitterbuffer
17:34.46kay2to try
17:34.53Dr-Linuxpersistentmembers - if this option is set to yes, it will cause the system to store each dynamically logged in agent, from each separate queue, in the Asterisk`s database. In this way, in case of restarting the Asterisk PBX, the agents will be automatically readded into their recorded queues. By default the option is set to yes.
17:35.04CunningPikekay2: Not sure.......... experiment :)
17:35.22kay2CunningPike: I start with 20 or 200 or 20000 ?
17:35.30AhrimanesDr-Linux: there's a slight bug, it seems to be set default to no.. but setting it in queues.conf works
17:35.31Dr-LinuxAhrimanes: what agi script you use
17:35.36Dr-LinuxAhrimanes: can i see it?
17:35.57AhrimanesDr-Linux: i made one myself, it just toggles an extension in and out of the queue
17:36.39Dr-Linuxi see
17:38.40CunningPikekay2: Try =yes to start
17:40.08De_Monwhat in the hell>
17:40.16De_Monwhere did the agent function go?
17:41.25dlynes_officeit got busted by the CIA
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17:42.04De_Monshow function agent use to exist, now it doesnt.. chan_agent is the only thingI see that would include it
17:44.12Dr-LinuxAhrimanes: May 29 22:56:09 WARNING[17206]: app_queue.c:714 queue_set_param: Unknown keyword in queue 'support': persistentmembers at line 20 of queues.conf
17:45.15Dr-Linuxsorry, it's already there
17:45.19AhrimanesDr-Linux: hehe ok
17:45.33AhrimanesDr-Linux: it should be in [general] not in a specific queue i believe
17:47.42Dr-LinuxAhrimanes: yeah,i just saw, it's already there
17:48.28Dr-LinuxAhrimanes: but now sure, if restart the asterisk, this extension will be still in the queue or not :S
17:49.53justnulling2any cisco7960 gurus here? is there a way to use alternative tftp server to load the data files instead of a locale one without touch the phone (only through config files)?
17:52.28ManxPowerjustinu, you can specify that info in the DHCP options
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17:56.08justnulling2manxpower: the idea is that the phone will be located off side and there for i will not have access to local dhcp config options
17:56.09hacked``guys, you know voip providers, i just emailed one to ask if they support asterisk, and they said they do but they have no documentation on their site, what info do i need from them to set up asterisk?
17:56.33ManxPowerjustinu, configure it before you send the phone to the end site.
17:56.39ManxPowerthat is your only other option
17:57.27justnulling2manxpower: that i will do but in case there are changes i wanted it to auto update from my tftp server, oh well
17:57.59ManxPowerjustnulling2, I'm sure the cisco docs talk about that sort of stuff
18:01.50justnulling2manxpower: it is not listed as config files param in here http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps2156/products_administration_guide_chapter09186a00801d1977.html so wanted to know if there is some hidden feature or something
18:03.41robl^justnulling2: sorry, I missed the start of the conversation.  what are you trying to do?  I used to have a bunch of Cisco 7960s here
18:05.14justnulling2bobl^: the idea is to use alternative tftp server automagicly without going into the phone settings options but from a config file
18:05.37justnulling2rolb^ see up
18:06.25justnulling2rolb^ the point is so that the phone will be off site and still be able to be auto update
18:09.17robl^ohh...  you have to set the tftp server manually OR via dhcpd.   if I remember.  I had a remote extension..  I had to set the tftp before I shipped the phone offsite.  then it would read the config file
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18:10.09mpruettHello Everyone!!!
18:10.59mpruettI believe I have an easy one for you guru's
18:11.16robl^justnulling2: it only has to be set one time..  them it will remember the setting and re-read the configuration and ringers off the remote server when the phone reboots
18:12.33CunningPikempruett: Well, don't keep us in suspense.......
18:12.42justnulling2robl^ what is this remote extension and how do i set it to re-read config files from remote server?
18:13.21robl^remote extension == phone placed offsite
18:13.47mpruettI am using MYSQL() to get some info out of a DB. I set a variable with my Fetch statement. I do get a value for the variable upon fetching, but the variable is empty if I do the Clear & Disconnect.
18:14.46mpruettI need to use that value to use in MeetMe. If I do the MeetMe before the CLear & DIsconnect I get the hung processes you don't want.
18:14.58robl^justnulling2: you have to set the tftp server's IP before you take the phone off site.  how else would the phone know how to find the tftp server?
18:17.53justnulling2robl^ i was using dyn_tftp_addr  let me try it with primary_tftp_addr
18:18.53mpruettIf I do the MeetMe after the CLear & Disconnect the variable is empty and I get a fast busy when I call MeetMe
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18:20.34flujanhi all, Do someone have experience using the Unicall driver?
18:21.18robl^justnulling2: its AlternateTFTP, and I don't think it can be set from a config files.. because it would need to know about the Alt TFTP before it can load the file.
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18:23.56AhrimanesDr-Linux: after restart the extension will still be in the queue
18:23.57[TK]D-Fenderplus
18:24.30justnulling2robl^: well it saves the previous config file so it can use tftp seting from there?
18:26.17Dr-LinuxAhrimanes: okey, thanks
18:26.35AhrimanesDr-Linux: np
18:28.40kay2someone has ever experianced Asterisk Realtime with queue ?
18:29.52fugitivoanyone knows if the motherboard Intel SE7320SP2 is compatible with digium cards_
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18:36.23mpruettAnybody know why my Varible in my fetch statement using MYSQL() is empty AFTER my CLear & Disconnect Statement?
18:37.18mpruettAnybody know how to use the value stored in the Variable AFTER my Clear & Disconnect Statements
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18:37.52AJmnAnyone using a PAP2 connected to there * box?
18:38.08Strom_CAJmn: i have one
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18:42.41AJmnStorm_C Im having an issue with one that is at another office. It registers with * but if you try to call out you get nothing. and if u dial its # it rings but you dont the phone never rings.
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18:43.33AJmnStorm_C oh i just noticed I have a status of : UNREACHABLE on it...  Any ideas? its behind a linksys router, but i had the ports forwarded to it
18:46.29InfraRedAJmn: run sip debug on *
18:46.39InfraRedthen log for later consumption
18:48.01fugitivoi hate hardware problems
18:48.10Strom_CAJmn: is the asterisk box also behind NAT>?
18:48.18AJmnwhat am i looking for?! im so lost to trouble shooting these issues.
18:48.22InfraRedi hate people with hardware problems
18:48.28stephane_re
18:48.31AJmnNO
18:48.40AJmnInfraRed HEy now :P
18:48.44InfraRedAJmn: thats the whole point of debugging. good luck :)
18:48.53InfraRedlog as you make a call
18:49.01InfraRedthen read the log later with a nice cup of tea
18:49.04blitzrageAJmn: what does your topology look like?
18:49.13blitzrageAJmn: what are the symtoms?
18:49.27Strom_CAJmn: if it's listed as "UNREACHABLE" then perhaps you have your qualify setting too low.  What does the qualify= line say in the PAP2's sip.conf entry?
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18:49.46blitzragejust turn off qualify
18:49.51Strom_Cor that too
18:50.07blitzrageholy crap its hot out there
18:50.16blitzragethe bike ride to volleyball tonight is going to be .... fun
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18:50.26blitzrageonly 20km one way :)
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18:51.34AJmnsip.conf  tried Qualify = YES  and tried NO
18:51.49[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage : Uphill, in snow 10' high.... BOTH WAYS.
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18:52.47AJmnim thinking it has to be something with the firewall/router on there end cause i have 2 other PAP2's running and they connect fine. also others using X-Lite and all connect
18:53.44fileblitzrage: you will bike... AND YOU WILL LIKE IT
18:54.29Ahrimaneshaha
18:54.36fugitivogreat, i have this exact problem http://forums.digium.com/viewtopic.php?p=21722&sid=28a7a0baadf3a44e494d74c65902d602
18:55.12Qwellfugitivo: call digium
18:55.53fugitivoQwell: i did last week, but that guy says it's the board
18:56.23fugitivowell, all my tests points to that direction
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19:08.59coolhpWould anyone have any experience with Adtran Channel banks with FXS cards and Asterisk ?
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19:09.24Qwellcoolhp: analog is analog is analog..
19:09.38QwellJust make sure that one side is fxo, and the other is fxs
19:09.41Strom_Ccoolhp: I've done an install with 48 FXS ports on two adtran channel banks
19:09.51coolhpI've got a TA750 connected to an asterisk server through a crossover cable... I've set the signaling to E&M.... is that wrong ?
19:10.02Qwelloh, pfft
19:10.05coolhpLOL
19:10.06coolhpSorry.
19:10.10coolhpI'm really new at this.
19:10.18coolhpFXO on one side, FXS on the other.
19:10.27QwellSo it isn't t1 to asterisk?
19:10.28InfraRed~fxofxs
19:10.32jbotwell, fxofxs is An FXO port expects to receive dialtone and receive ring voltage, you plug a phone LINE into this.  An FXS port expects to provide dialtone and provide ring voltage, you plug a PHONE into this.
19:10.43coolhpIt is a T1 to asterisk.
19:11.14coolhpT1 crossover between the 2 basically.
19:11.44coolhpShould I set zaptel.conf as fxols=1-24 ?
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19:11.59coolhpI'm just confused :-P LOL
19:12.21InfraRedread the zaptel sample config
19:12.26InfraRedand voip-info.org
19:12.28Strom_Ccoolhp: yes,  FXS ports use FXO signaling
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19:15.50AJmnOK! got this error ----  Got SIP response 481 "Call Leg/Transaction Does Not Exist" back from [IP of PAP2 device]
19:15.55AJmnWhat am i doing wrong?
19:15.56coolhpRead the zaptel config samples and doc on voip-info.
19:16.08coolhpSo if I understand this well :
19:16.11marlhi, can someone tell me if i have the following wrong? .call files can be setup to call an internal extesnsion and when its answered then transfer the call to an outgoing line (eg. only make the external call if the internal extesnion has been asnwered)?
19:16.22marlas all the examples i have seen so far (and the documentation ive read) implies that .call files are normally setup to dial the external number first and THEN the internal extenion
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19:16.44coolhpAdtran TA750 <-- T1 Crossover --> Asterisk (TE205P) should be configured as
19:16.58coolhpzaptel.conf -> fxoks=1-24
19:17.09coolhpzapata.conf -> signaling = fxo_ks
19:17.18coolhpIs that correct ?
19:17.23Strom_Cyes
19:17.31coolhpTesting :-)...
19:17.59mpruettAnyone use MYSQL() much?
19:18.55CoffeeIV_Is there a way I can increment a variable in a dialplan
19:19.15Strom_Cuse the math function?
19:19.26CoffeeIV_so that I can ask a user to make a choice 3 times, and hangup after they don't do it the last time
19:19.51CoffeeIV_show application math gave me nothing -- has it been replaced by something ?  my * is a month or so old, out of CVS
19:19.59Strom_Cshow function math
19:20.16CoffeeIV_I tried that too, nothing
19:20.24AJmnGot SIP response 481 "Call Leg/Transaction Does Not Exist" back from [IP of PAP2 device]   What am i doing wrong?
19:21.38Strom_CCoffeeIV_: http://pastebin.ca/59639
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19:21.58[TK]D-FenderCoffeeIV_ : Set(number=$[${number}+1])
19:22.37CoffeeIV_thanks
19:27.34mpruettHelp Please!!!!!
19:28.24mpruettDoes anyone use MYSQL much?
19:28.34mpruettMYSQL()
19:28.45Strom_Cmpruett: ask an actual specific question, and if anyone knows the answer, they'll help you.
19:29.26mpruettI have a couple times just didn't want to keep typing the same thing over and over - Here it is
19:30.05mpruettAnybody know why my Varible in my fetch statement using MYSQL() is empty AFTER my CLear & Disconnect Statement?
19:30.17JuggieClear?
19:30.17mpruettAnybody know how to use the value stored in the Variable AFTER my Clear & Disconnect Statements
19:30.24Juggiewell...
19:30.30Juggiehow about creating another variable
19:30.34Juggieand assinging the value to that.
19:31.08[TK]D-Fendermpruett : Pastebin your entire non-functional sample
19:31.11[TK]D-Fender~pb
19:31.13jbotwell, pb is a place to paste your stuff without flooding the channel - try http://pastebin.com/, or http://pastebin.ca
19:31.23mpruettI tried that - It is empty after I issue the clear also - I set my new variable equal to the Variable in my fetch staement if that is what you mean
19:31.33[TK]D-FenderJuggie : I was thinking of suggesting the same following a better sample...
19:31.36mpruettOK - I will paste
19:32.00Juggiei am sure MYSQL() wont clear a copy you make of the information.
19:32.08mpruettThis doesn't work:  exten => 1111,4,MYSQL(Fetch fetchid ${resultid} CONRM)
19:32.08mpruettexten => 1111,5,MYSQL(Clear ${resultid})
19:32.08mpruettexten => 1111,6,MYSQL(Disconnect ${connid})
19:32.08mpruettexten => 1111,7,MeetMe(${CONRM},,12345)
19:32.15[TK]D-Fendermpruett : PASTEBIN!  View the link!
19:32.31Juggiempruett, use pastebin
19:32.37Juggiesecondly, of course it doesnt work
19:32.46JuggieCONRM is a pointer fo a record in a record set
19:32.49Juggieand you closed the record set
19:32.51mpruettoops sorry - just caught jbot post - my bad
19:33.12Juggiewhy would you expect the data to still exist after you close the record set.
19:33.31[TK]D-Fendermpruett : I suggest you follow Juggie's advise and set another variable to it before your disconnect.\
19:34.35mpruettThat;'s what I figured so I use something like this - Set(${Var1}=${CONRM}) before the clear and Var1 was emptied also
19:35.10Juggiehttp://pastebin.ca/59643
19:35.26mpruettMaybe I screwed something up with my Set() let me try that again
19:35.30Juggieyuo did
19:35.32Juggie*you did
19:35.41Juggieyou dont use the ${} in the first part of the set
19:36.11[TK]D-Fendermpruett : that'd be Set(Var1${CONRM})
19:36.17[TK]D-Fendermpruett : that'd be Set(Var1=${CONRM})
19:36.29Juggieyah, its right in the pastebin i jsut posted
19:36.45mpruettTrue - I don't think I did that but I will try it again - but I know I did not do it like Fender's post
19:36.55mpruettThanks guys - Let me give that a try
19:36.57Juggiejust copy what i put in the pastebin
19:36.57iqyo
19:36.59Juggieits right.
19:37.33mpruettNew to this IRC - where is the "pastebin" - I am using mIRC?
19:37.40distortionmpruett, also try a NoOp(${confroom}) to see if you stored the variable
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19:37.46Juggiehttp://pastebin.ca/59643
19:37.48[TK]D-Fendermpruett : Pastebin is a website
19:37.50Juggiecopy/click that lnik.
19:37.51Juggie*link
19:38.02Juggieits for showing your code/etc
19:38.04mpruettgotcha - THanks again!!!!
19:38.05Juggiewithout floodding the channel
19:38.45Juggiewow my spelling is horrible today
19:38.45zoayou mean your speling is horible ?
19:40.01[TK]D-Fenderzoa : no, that last one would be his typing ;)
19:40.02Juggieperhaps.
19:40.07CoffeeIV_can you use > or < in the condition part of GotoIf ?
19:40.14[TK]D-FenderCoffeeIV_ : Yup
19:40.21CoffeeIV_cool, thanks
19:40.48[TK]D-FenderCoffeeIV_ : GotoIf($[${number}>5]?10)
19:40.51Juggiezoa, its actually spelling though :)
19:40.56Juggiespeling = not a word
19:41.04[TK]D-FenderJuggie : I almost got you off the hook on that one!
19:41.28Juggiei looked it up to be sure :)
19:41.54Juggiespeling = like Tori Spelling the dirty hoe from beverly hills 90210 :)
19:42.00Juggieer, Tori Speling
19:42.32distortionmmm so dirty
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19:42.42[TK]D-FenderJuggie : Hoe = dirty farm tool
19:42.47bochgetlemen, i need your help, from a moment to another my asterisk is answering 'channel not available' to all incoming calls on zap/g1, do you know why or where can i start looking for the problem
19:43.12Juggieboch, www.pastebin.ca your output
19:43.15Juggiethen link
19:43.22Juggieand then we'll look
19:43.26bochwhat output? pri debugs ?
19:43.27[TK]D-Fenderboch : Pastebin your zapata.conf and zaptel.conf
19:43.41Juggiei'll be satisifed with the console output to start ;)
19:43.54bochok, gimme a min
19:44.14Juggiebe sure to do it on a verbose 11
19:44.17Juggieso theres lots of detail
19:44.19[hC]any of you heard of a weird issue with a polycom ip501 where even when maxed out, the volume seems  really low to the phone user?
19:44.27[hC]I havent been on site yet so this may be stupid user error.
19:44.38Juggie* doesnt touch rtp volume
19:45.12[hC]yeah i know, im more curious about a polycom issue itself
19:45.18Juggiedayton, i'm half finished that doc and have a couple of questions when you have an minute.
19:45.37[hC]ok. im just doing the monday morning fix-it-list
19:45.43[hC]once im done that i'll msg you on msn
19:45.47Juggieits afternoon :)
19:45.55Juggiek
19:46.01[hC]yeah, im STILL doin it :)
19:46.07Juggiei should just look at our conversation from friday
19:46.13Juggieprobally has the answers
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19:46.48tomcontr3hi,  does anyone here uses FAX with asterisk?
19:47.10boch[TK]D-Fender: Juggie here is my zapata.conf http://pastebin.ca/59645
19:47.27distortiontomcontr3: yes, unfortunately
19:47.57tomcontr3are you using spandsp?
19:48.31sevardtomcontr3: fax isn't an option, fo realz dog.
19:48.43distortiontomcontr3: i have done mainly passthrough g711, and testing t38, havent played with spandsp tho
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19:49.40tomcontr3does any one here knos a good wiki,  of how to enalbe fax option with asterisk?
19:50.09zoahttp://www.asteriskguru.com/tutorials/asterisk_fax.html
19:50.15zoahttp://www.asteriskguru.com/tutorials/fax_pstn_passthru_tdm.html
19:50.19zoahttp://www.asteriskguru.com/tutorials/spandsp.html
19:50.24zoahttp://www.asteriskguru.com/tutorials/fax_passthrough_bri.html
19:50.35bochzoa: nice, thanks
19:51.04sevardnow tinyurl them all, zoa.
19:51.28zoayou do so :p
19:51.38zoathey are not all very good
19:51.42zoabut they should help at least
19:51.57Juggieboch, show me your console output
19:52.01Juggiewhich contains the error
19:52.04Juggiethis tells me nothing without that.
19:52.22distortion~fax
19:52.24jbotWell, apperantly the fax was concieved of by Napoleon Bonaparte. He commissioned a system of devices that could transmit a traced image electrically over telegraph lines to a remote device that would redraw the image identically.
19:52.27sevardi'm assuming the fax_passthrough_bri.html also applies to pri?
19:52.30distortionhaha
19:52.50sevardwtf.
19:52.54[TK]D-Fenderboch : You might want to start by removing the 95% commented out junk from there..\
19:54.05zoanopez not really
19:54.07zoaread it
19:54.10zoaits very small :)
19:54.18sevardI thought FAX Machine SIP -> * -> PRI  was really not advised.
19:54.31zoayes
19:54.35zoabut it might be better than nothing
19:54.39Strom_Csevard: it should be fine if you've got low enough latency
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19:54.49zoaand actually works quite ok most of the time
19:54.52zoawith low latency links
19:54.55zoalike on your own network
19:54.58Strom_C10ms packets, ulaw companding, 1ms latency to * box
19:55.03zoaperfect
19:55.11zoait will work (not for v34 probably)
19:55.19zoabut up to 14k4 speeds
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19:58.42mpruettJuggie & Fender: Same result as I got last night - check out code and result at http://pastebin.ca/59648
19:59.58mpruettI get fastbusy at Set(confroom=${CONRM})
20:00.01sevardStrom_C: sup bitch
20:00.14Strom_CI don't mind you coming here and wasting all my time time
20:01.41sevardcause when you're standing so near
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20:02.43sevardi kind of lose my mind
20:02.45sevardYEahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
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20:03.00Strom_CI actually came up with phone-related lyrics to the first stanza of that song
20:03.08sevardyou're lame.
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20:03.57lylixhi all... possible causes of sound files not playing, halts at sound-file w/o throwing errors... ?  checked perms on /var/lib/asterisk/sounds...
20:04.05Strom_CI don't mind you coming here / And tying up my line / Cause when you're dialing oh so near / I kind of lose my mind / It's not the buttset that you wear / Your thousand feet of twisted pair / I don't mind you coming here / And tying up my line
20:04.28sevardStrom_C: wow.
20:04.32sevardNo.
20:04.42Strom_C<-- dork
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20:04.57[TK]D-Fendermpruett : You clearly did not apply your dialplan changes with RELOAD.
20:05.11*** part/#asterisk Mother (n=mother@93.Red-80-32-127.staticIP.rima-tde.net)
20:05.12mpruettNo I did - Couple times
20:05.19[TK]D-Fendermpruett : Its executing a CODED line of - Executing Hangup("SIP/203-49b4", "") in new stack
20:05.30[TK]D-Fendermpruett : You muct not be looking at something properly.
20:06.01[TK]D-Fendermpruett : thats not a WARNING about a channel causing a disconnect, its a line in your dialplan being executed on purpose.
20:06.30sevardStrom_C: Interesting.
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20:07.05sevardStrom_C: I got a nice man at one of the interesting numbers.
20:07.11Strom_Coh?
20:07.17sevardHe was very nice, but not a recording of Jane Barbe
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20:07.32chinohow do i include another confif file ?
20:07.34HymieMay 29 16:01:06 WARNING[2315]: channel.c:2323 set_format: Unable to find a codec translation path from unknown to unknown
20:07.35Hymie<PROTECTED>
20:07.37Hymieer
20:07.39mpruettFender: That happens whereever I reference the "Fetched" variable
20:07.45Qwellchino: #include
20:08.00mpruettFender: btw - just did a reload and same result
20:08.49[TK]D-Fendermpruett : please pastebin your ENTIRE extensions.conf, not jsut a segment.
20:09.17bochJuggie: there is no output when incoming call arrives, maybe you want the pri signaling
20:09.46nassyhow do i send a control alt del in apple's remote desktop
20:10.10Qwellnassy: completely offtopic...
20:10.30nassyoops wrong channel
20:10.33jarek_zhi! please help. which packages to install under debian unstale to get asterisk and HFC-USB to work together? (misdn driver recognizes billion usb TA)
20:10.33nassysorry.
20:10.41Qwellbut, there is a "Windows Security" thing in the start menu
20:10.51sevardStrom_C: the 'AIS' is 'dead air'
20:11.14Strom_Cjarek_z: what the crap are you doing installing asterisk on debian unstable?
20:11.38sevardNo no no, it's not unstable clearly it's unstale.
20:11.48Qwellpfft
20:11.53Qwelldebian unstable is still 8 years old
20:12.15Strom_Cquiet you
20:12.35jarek_z@Strom_C: why not ?
20:12.52Strom_Cjarek_z: the goal of telephony is stability
20:13.11Strom_CI'd be uncomfortable doing a production asterisk system on Testing, much less Unstable
20:13.13sevardthat's not the goal of asterisk
20:13.22sevardit's more like 'crash all the time because it's a neat toy'
20:13.28sevardpoke poke
20:13.30jarek_z@Strom_C: so if I sty sarge it then works?
20:13.40Strom_Csevard: sure, if you're running CVS
20:13.51Strom_Cjarek_z: Asterisk stable + Sarge stable == win
20:14.13Qwellasterisk trunk + gentoo == <3
20:14.23sevardheh, i'm joking, but there really isn't an asterisk stable, unless you go pretty far back.  it is +pretty stable+ though for a highly developement app
20:14.28sevardhigh dev*
20:14.37jarek_z@Strom_C: why cvs, with unstable I have 1.2.7.1
20:14.38Strom_Csevard: stable == 1.2.7.1 release
20:15.05[TK]D-Fendersevard : * : Where failure is NOT an option.... it comes bundled with the software ;)
20:15.50mpruettfender: just got your last post and I will post entire plan. While I do that check out http://pastebin.ca/59654 - this works but obviously it hangs the process to mysql
20:15.54sevardI'm just glad XBMC is finally on a feature freeze
20:16.02jarek_zwhat other packages to install ? bristuff, chan-capi, chan-misdn, classic ?
20:16.08sevardthat's my favorite project of all time and it's been needing said feature freeze forever
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20:17.23jsaundershey, what's the best single port fxo card for * ? (on the cheap range)
20:17.54Strom_CTDM400P with a single FXO module :)
20:18.02sevardStrom_C is a bastard.
20:18.13Strom_Chow so?
20:18.24jsaundersNot a x100p?
20:18.32chinowhat is the domain or realm ?
20:18.33sevardYou're a bastard.
20:18.35Qwelljsaunders: Do you want a card that actually works?
20:18.38sevardthere's nothing else to it.
20:18.39jsaundersheheh
20:18.41jsaunderspoint taken
20:19.34Strom_Ccome for the answers, stay for the hey wait a minute where'd he go
20:20.53jarek_zis there an isdn card capable of old german 1tr6 protocol besides eicon diva e1 ?
20:22.14mpruettfender: OK I might have the edge now - I simplified my dialplan to include just this piece that I am trying to get working and it works the way I want and the way you and Juggie suggested
20:23.32mpruettLet me see if I can figure out what the cause is now that I have a string to pull at - thanks for the suggestion about the entire dialplan!!! Lesson learned - I do appreciate your help
20:24.12jarek_zdo I need asterisk-bristuff or asterisk-classic with debian to use misdn (HFC-USB-Dongle) ?
20:25.41AltnTabFATAL: Error inserting zaptel ( path ): Invalid module format
20:25.53AltnTabthe format is .ko.gz as everything else and perm too
20:25.58AltnTab!?
20:26.08Juggieread doc/README.zaptel
20:26.22AltnTabk
20:26.37chinois this correct syntax
20:26.38chino#include _sip_users.conf
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20:27.55Juggiei use quotes, but i dont know if they are required.
20:28.00gnosys_General question for the room: what IAX2 gateways to PSTN is everyone using?  I've been using VoicePulse, but they've recently changed their terms of service and I'm really unhappy with those so I'm considering dropping them in favor of another gateway.  Recommendations?  This is in the USA.
20:28.36JuggieAltnTab, my bad.. the file is just README its in your zaptel dir.
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20:28.41Juggieyour source directory.
20:28.54tomcontr3does any one knows this error?
20:28.54tomcontr3May 29 15:32:34 VERBOSE[2022] logger.c:  [app_txfax.so]May 29 15:32:34 WARNING[2022] loader.c: /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/app_txfax.so: undefined symbol: t30_completion_code_to_str
20:29.10[TK]D-Fenderok, I'm heading home, later all
20:29.15AltnTabJuggie, i've noticed, tnx
20:29.26harryvvanyone here have the polycom ip 500?
20:29.29JuggieAltnTab, did you have an old version of asterisk installed
20:29.31Juggieand then upgrade?
20:29.37Juggieor is this your first install
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20:30.12chinoNOTICE[5233]: rtp.c:510 ast_rtp_read: Unknown RTP codec 72 received
20:30.16chinois that bad ?
20:30.35jarek_zwhat does this mean?: "chan_capi.c:4581 cc_init_capi: CAPI not installed, CAPI disabled!". lsmod tells me: "kernelcapi 30880  2 mISDN_capi,capi"
20:30.58AltnTabJuggie, i have 1.2.4 up and running for months, now i have digium card and trying to make it work :)
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20:31.26JuggieAltnTab, is there more information in dmesg?
20:31.28AltnTabJuggie, everything seems fine after following all instructions, but cannot find zaptel.ko
20:31.46Juggieit finds it, its just in an invalid format.
20:31.55Juggiecheck dmesg
20:32.05AltnTabJuggie, don't kno exactly what to look for
20:32.11AltnTabok i'll see
20:32.24Juggieit will be the last thing in dmesg
20:33.00Juggiejust type 'dmesg'
20:33.46AltnTabzaptel: version magic '2.6.12-12mdkcustom 686 gcc-4.0' should be '2.6.12-12mdk 686 gcc-4.0'
20:33.46AltnTabwctdm: version magic '2.6.12-12mdkcustom 686 gcc-4.0' should be '2.6.12-12mdk 686 gcc-4.0'
20:33.49AltnTabis this it
20:33.53AltnTabsorry for flooding
20:34.15AltnTabi can't see anything loaded in lsmod
20:35.16Juggiewell theres your problem :)
20:35.18fugitivoAltnTab: recompile zaptel
20:35.35Juggieyou've been rebootnig and using dif kernels eh :)
20:35.43[hC]haha
20:35.47[hC]nerd vittles was pwned.
20:35.53[hC]http://nerdvittles.com/index.php?p=135
20:36.12Juggie[hC], i decided to go away from transaction based.
20:36.19[hC]I thought you would :)
20:36.22Juggieafter some thought its overly complicated.
20:36.27[hC]its cheaper to just do everything at once
20:36.29Juggiei'm finished though, i'll email you now.
20:36.32AltnTabi see, :)) sorry for bothering
20:36.36Juggiewell not at once, but not transaction either
20:36.36[hC]cool
20:36.44[hC]i have about 45 minutes of monday cleanup to finish
20:36.48[hC]will let you know when im done
20:36.57JuggieAltnTab, recompile zaptel/libpri and let us know if that fixes your problem
20:37.00[hC]man stupid people give the most bizarre problem reports.
20:37.05Juggieyou will also need to recompile asterisk
20:37.14AltnTabJuggie, ok, few minutes
20:37.19harryvvhc or juggie u 2 have a ip500?
20:37.27Juggiei use mitel gear
20:37.36[hC]I have about 200 ip500's
20:37.36[hC]:)
20:37.41[hC]deployed, of course
20:38.04coplandHas anyone used QuantumVoice service with asterisk
20:38.04Juggiedayton, i'm going to email you now
20:38.11Juggielet me know what yuo think when you get a chance
20:38.14[hC]k thanks
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20:38.20[hC]will do
20:38.25harryvvhc, ever get the conferance button to work?
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20:38.40[hC]harryvv: Never tried it to be honest.
20:38.46harryvvokay
20:38.52harryvvhow about the messages?
20:38.57[hC]Is it a known issue that 3 way conferencing doesnt work?
20:39.04chinoanyone using wildfire ?
20:39.06[hC]Ive not heard anything about it
20:39.23chinoi dont see any abilites in spark Im being able to call or send sms to x-lite
20:40.00harryvvhc, I dont know. I have never been able to find any xml or other config info online to make the conferance button on the ip500 work.
20:40.36coplandanyone using voicestick ?
20:43.01jarek_zbye
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20:45.27[hC]harryvv: what do you mean about msgs?
20:48.06harryvvthe messages button
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20:48.32harryvvIt would be nice if I had this button working where by pressing it, the button will go into vm but ask for a password first.
20:48.51[hC]mine works for that.
20:49.03harryvvhc, how did you get it to work?
20:49.13[hC]same way i did on my 601
20:49.23[hC]the one touch messages xml change
20:49.28[hC]its all over the voip-info wiki
20:50.56harryvvyea i never found it before
20:51.16harryvvis that what the button is technically called is "one touch messages"?
20:52.20[hC]yeah, its just a small change to the xml file
20:53.24harryvvlooking for it on voip-infi
20:53.24AltnTabJuggie, recompilled zaptel but still the same error
20:53.25harryvvinfo
20:54.14JuggieAltnTab, type uname -n and paste it here.
20:54.22Juggiei want to leave work, so work with me quick :)
20:54.33AltnTabLinux localhost 2.6.12-12mdk #1 Fri Sep 9 18:15:22 CEST 2005 i686 Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU 3.06GHz unknown GNU/Linux
20:54.51Juggiecd /lib/modules/2.6.12-12mdk
20:54.59harryvvhc, give me a clue :)
20:55.15JuggieAltnTab, ls -al
20:55.16AltnTabyes
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20:55.20Juggieyou should see a bunch of folders
20:55.28AltnTabyes
20:55.42Juggiedo you have an 'extra' and a 'misc' folder.
20:55.59AltnTabjust misc
20:56.17Juggiehmmm
20:56.21Juggiei thought zaptel used 'extra' now
20:56.26Juggiewhat version of zaptel are you using?
20:56.29Qwellmisc now
20:56.30AltnTabit's 1.2.5
20:56.32Qwellagain
20:56.37Juggiehah.
20:56.53Juggieok
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20:57.19runahey :) I don't understand what the "line=>" parameter is in skinny.conf
20:57.21Juggieso if you do insmod /lib/modules/2.6.12-12mdk/misc/zaptel.ko
20:57.23Juggiewhat happens
20:57.59harryvvAnyone also work with intercom with the asterisk system.
20:58.13AltnTabinsmod: error inserting '/lib/modules/2.6.12-12mdk/misc/zaptel.ko.gz': -1 Invalid module format
20:58.21Juggiehmmmmmmmm i bet i know what happened
20:58.24Juggiewhat distro are you running?
20:58.40AltnTab2.6.12 mandriva
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20:58.53Juggieyou did play with kernel source and reconfigure it didnt you
20:59.05Juggiein /usr/src/kernel ... or where ever it is.
20:59.06AltnTabyes
20:59.10AltnTabyes
20:59.13Juggiedoes mandriva use yum?
20:59.23AltnTablike CentOS
20:59.25AltnTabdunno
20:59.32Juggietype yum
20:59.34Juggiesee if it works
20:59.37AltnTabno
20:59.42Juggieok, how about apt
20:59.45Juggieer, apt-get
20:59.49AltnTabsec.
20:59.56dpryoMandriva uses yum.
21:00.02Juggiethats what i thought
21:00.09AltnTabno
21:00.09Juggiewhat you need to do is remove your tainted kernel source :)
21:00.13dpryoBut "urpmi" is the default
21:00.16Juggieand install a fresh copy
21:00.25Juggiethen when zaptel compiles against it
21:00.35Juggieit will compile the proper module
21:00.48AltnTabafter recompilling a lot of kernels
21:00.58Juggieno you dont have to recompile your kernel
21:01.04Juggieare you using a stock kernel?
21:01.07AltnTabi have back compiled original 2.6.12-12 from source on mandriva dvd
21:01.28Juggieyour kernel source doesnt match your running kernel
21:01.32Juggiethast your problem
21:01.45Juggie*thats
21:01.53AltnTabhm, ok i see
21:02.15AltnTabJuggie, i'll try tnx for the time
21:02.15Juggieyou really shoudnt have to recompile the kernel :)
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21:02.27Juggieso just install the stock kernel&kernel source.
21:02.37Juggieif you must recompile make sure it matches
21:02.46Juggierigth now your running the stock mandriva kernel it seems
21:02.56Juggiebut your source is reconfigured.
21:03.21AltnTabso they can match 100%
21:04.02Juggieyep
21:04.41AltnTabok
21:04.49Juggiehmm
21:04.51Juggiedo this for me
21:04.59Juggie'rpm -qa|grep kernel'
21:05.37AltnTabati-kernel-2.6.12-12mdk-8.16.20-1mdk
21:05.37AltnTabkernel-2.6.12.12mdk-1-1mdk
21:05.37AltnTabkernel-source-2.6-2.6.12-12mdk
21:05.49momelodi have a question about echo cancelation, how do i enable this feature on my digium card?
21:07.37JuggieAltnTab 'urpme kernel-source;urpmi kernel-source'
21:08.29Juggiei'm gone, hope that helps. but thats the prob, zaptel is compiling against something different then whats running.
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21:08.47AltnTabok, tnx
21:08.50AltnTabJuggie,
21:08.55Juggieuhuh?
21:09.34coplandanyone using voicestick with there asterisk setup?
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21:15.06coplandcould some one help out with this debug message
21:15.24copland<PROTECTED>
21:16.32runamm.. I've configured my old cisco phone in skinny.conf, but Im not sure how to continue configurating asterisk. The book doesn't seems to have much info about skinny phones
21:16.40Qwellheh
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21:21.52chinocan i ring an extension from the console just to see if it works /
21:24.06Strom_Csure
21:24.11Strom_Cuse the Dial command
21:26.13tomcontr3hi,
21:26.27tomcontr3does any one knows  why could this be happening?
21:26.27tomcontr3<PROTECTED>
21:26.27tomcontr3<PROTECTED>
21:26.58Strom_Cwhy are you using playtones instead of the ringing application?
21:27.20chinoNo such command
21:27.21tomcontr3dont know,  it was there by default
21:27.31tomcontr3freepbx I think
21:27.54Strom_Ctomcontr3: for freepbx help please go to #freepbx
21:28.13tomcontr3I have been there the hole afternoon,  with 0 results
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21:28.41runawhat are the IAXTel test numbers? (ie, echo, callback, etc)
21:29.38Qwellchino: You need chan_alsa or chan_oss loaded
21:29.55chinowhat ?
21:30.06chinoits a server it doesnt' even have alsa
21:30.07Qwellchino: You need chan_alsa or chan_oss loaded
21:30.14QwellThen no, you can't
21:30.30chinoi just want it to ring an extension from the console
21:30.58CoffeeIV_I wnat to record an incoming call, until * detects silence, then ask the person if they are done or not -- what's the best way to detect silence ?
21:31.04Qwellchino: You could write a chan_dummy
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21:31.21chinoanyone wonna help me test ill setup an account for you
21:32.14runaIn "exten => _91700XXXXXXX,1,Dial(IAX2/${IAXINFO}@iaxtel.com/${EXTEN:1}@iaxtel)" what does _ means? (in _917)
21:32.25harryvvyea
21:32.25Qwellmeans it should match patterns
21:33.33runaQwell: ah. so, if I dial 917009999613 it should work, right?
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21:39.17Dr-Linuxhi
21:39.54chinohi
21:40.15Dr-Linuxhhm..
21:40.20Dr-Linuxi need some idea :S
21:40.27chinowe all do
21:40.37Dr-Linuxmy all call recordings go to same location at >> /var/spool/asterisk/monitor/ ..here
21:41.10Dr-Linuxi'm using monitoring on different queues and contexts
21:41.47Dr-Linuxbut i want callcenter queue recordings in different location, so they call download easily with limted user via WinSCP
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21:44.36Dr-Linux[TK]D-Fender: welcome :)
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21:46.22[TK]D-Fendery0
21:46.43bkw_ya know what sucks... this setting the music class for a channel from the dialplan still doesn't work
21:46.47bkw_hasn't really worked for ages
21:47.04[TK]D-Fenderbkw_ : really?
21:50.35Dr-Linux[TK]D-Fender: i asked a queustion, maybe you can have an idea,
21:50.35Dr-Linuxi have an idea but don't know how to do that.
21:50.35Dr-Linuxi'm using monitoring on different queues and contexts
21:50.35Dr-Linuxmy all call recordings go to same location at >> /var/spool/asterisk/monitor/ ..here
21:50.36bkw_[TK]D-Fender, yes
21:50.41bkw_you set it to something.. no matter what it goes to default
21:50.41Dr-Linuxbut i want callcenter queue recordings in different location, so they can download .wav calls easily with limted user via WinSCP
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21:50.43[TK]D-FenderDr-Linux : never messed with that, sorry....
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21:50.43Dr-Linux[TK]D-Fender: no problem sir, i have idea that i think i can use location at the above priority from Monitor() app .. but not sure..
21:54.26AhrimanesDr-Linux: i would call a script to move the file after the call has ended
21:55.15Dr-LinuxAhrimanes: move call from where?
21:55.29Dr-Linuxfrom /var/spool/asterisk/monitor/ ?
21:55.55AhrimanesDr-Linux: yes, and based on which queue and extension was recorded, move the file to a location that user can reach via scp
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21:56.54[TK]D-FenderDr-Linux : Have you tried a dirty trick like nesting a reverse reference like ../../../../folderfromroot/whereyoureallywant ?
21:56.55Dr-LinuxAhrimanes: don't you think there should be away that we can't define location in dialplan?
21:57.16runais it possible to use FWD sip behind a NAT firewall? I call 613, it rings, " -- SIP/fwd1-47d4 answered Skinny/1234@cisco-2" and then, silence
21:57.23AhrimanesDr-Linux: as far as i can tell from the voip-info-org pages it always saves the monitor files in the same location
21:57.24[TK]D-FenderDr-Linux : Or symlinking a subfoder?
21:57.39harryvvis it normal for the sate/time to flash off and on ever second on a bootroom and sip.cfg ip500?
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21:58.02Dr-Linux[TK]D-Fender: yes, i know that
21:59.14Dr-LinuxAhrimanes: yes, you are right, but i'm not sure but maybe we can use location in dialplan.. no problem if we add an extra priority in start.
21:59.39[TK]D-Fenderharryvv : Only if it failed to contact the SNTP server
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22:00.08[TK]D-Fenderharryvv : Certain firmware revisions are slower than others at registereing if its even right... how long have you waited?
22:00.42AhrimanesDr-Linux: i guess you could try setting the filename to '/path/to/folder/test' to see if it works and if so use dialplan variables to place the file
22:01.24Dr-LinuxAhrimanes: yes, i'll try as i get office,
22:01.35AhrimanesDr-Linux: :)
22:01.37harryvvTKl, yea i figured that now
22:01.40harryvvits working now
22:01.41Dr-Linuxi was asking here, i thought maybe someone already done that
22:01.51harryvvbut this upgrade wipped out my phone list.
22:02.10harryvvits working now
22:02.54[TK]D-Fenderharryvv : What upgrade?  You could have backup up your <mac>-directory.cfg files easily enough and not lost thm....
22:03.06harryvvHc said to upgrade my sip and boortom version if I want to make the one touch voicemail message button to work.
22:03.11[TK]D-Fenderharryvv : What are you running now?
22:03.23harryvvthe lattest public version
22:03.27[TK]D-Fenderharryvv : And what were you running prior
22:03.52harryvv1.5.3
22:03.53[TK]D-Fenderharryvv : One touch VN has been around at least since 1.5.2
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22:04.05[hC]He was running 1.3.2 or something
22:04.09harryvvits never worked on this ip 500.
22:04.13[TK]D-Fenderharryvv : then you needn't have upgraded for that reason alone.
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22:04.24[TK]D-Fenderharryvv : Your config files were wrong then...
22:04.37harryvvhc, well the configuration option was not in the file as hc was pointing out
22:04.40Dr-Linux1.5.3? :S
22:04.48[hC]you said youw ere running 1.3.4 earlier dude
22:05.05[hC][14:08] <harryvv> rev 1.3.4
22:05.05[hC][14:09] <[hC]> Yeah youll wanna upgrade!
22:05.05[hC][14:09] <[hC]> heh
22:05.05[hC][14:09] <harryvv> 1.3.400001
22:05.05harryvvsip.ld on this phone is 1.5.3.0019
22:05.18[TK]D-Fenderharryvv : You UPGRADED to 1.5.3?
22:05.28[hC]Dude, i told you to upgrade to 1.6.5
22:05.31Dr-Linuxharryvv: you are talking about asterisk versions? :S
22:05.31[TK]D-Fenderharryvv : OMG!
22:05.31[hC]you can get it from polycom's website
22:05.31harryvvtk, what ever was the most recent on polycoms site
22:05.41[TK]D-Fender[hC] : 1.6.6 is out and I'm on 2.0 beta :)
22:05.56[hC]I have 1.6.6 too, but i was justtelling him about the public 1.6.5
22:05.59[hC]whats new in 2.0 beta?
22:06.14SplasPood[TK]D-Fender: 2.0 beta???
22:06.36[TK]D-Fender[hC] : A few new options, and plenty of room for the IP 430.  Its zippier and the IP430's interface is not echo'd through the line apparently.  Nothing too serious from what I can tell.
22:06.41[TK]D-FenderSplasPood : yup
22:07.13SplasPoodwhat's the IP430?
22:07.27[TK]D-FenderActually... reading the 2.0 release notes.... there IS a lot of new stuff...
22:07.31harryvvtk, I dont freek unless bullets are wizzing past me so chill :)
22:08.46harryvvBootrom 3.1.0 is now running on my phone
22:08.58*** join/#asterisk ramo (n=ramo@59.92.167.158)
22:09.03[TK]D-FenderTLS security, MS LCS stuff ALL over... even more DHCP config options.
22:09.08Dr-Linux[TK]D-Fender: have many names, tk, dfender, fender, Andrew .. :)
22:09.09hacked``guys, you know voip providers, i just emailed one to ask if they support asterisk, and they said they do but they have no documentation on their site, what info do i need from them to set up asterisk like conf details?
22:10.56*** join/#asterisk SplasPood (n=jwb@brooklyn.paravolve.net)
22:12.49[TK]D-FenderDr-Linux : Actually thats only 2 names.... and several abbreviations.
22:13.08fileha, I got a cordless phone at Superstore for $14.98!
22:13.22Qwellfile: nice
22:13.27Ahrimanesfile: what brand?
22:13.29fileVTech
22:13.33fileand it works well
22:13.37Ahrimanescool
22:13.43Qwellfile: I think that's about what the phone at VON cost
22:14.00Qwellat like riteaid, or whatever
22:14.08fileAmAzInG
22:14.11QwellI know!
22:14.15harryvvits probebly a poorly built wireless model that will except any and all interferance
22:14.25fileworks well for where I want it
22:14.29[TK]D-Fenderharryvv : As required by the FCC!
22:14.51*** part/#asterisk chino (n=Administ@c-68-84-57-212.hsd1.nj.comcast.net)
22:14.57harryvvI dont belive for one min its FCC licenced
22:15.06Dr-Linuxfile: once i got a USB phone for $9 , after checking few days, i went to order 50 phones, the price gone high to $19 in 4 days :)
22:15.13fileooh
22:15.19harryvvthay say it is to operate properly but chances are its not.
22:15.20Qwellusb phone for $9?  That's very good...
22:15.27fileit was labeled as $19.98, but it came up $14.98
22:15.29*** join/#asterisk trixter (n=trixter@65-165-167-217.du.volcano.net)
22:15.30fileso I was even happier
22:15.56Dr-Linuxfile: made by China?
22:15.57harryvvThe best wireless phone is the heaviest one. Chances are it uses fr shielding.
22:16.22filewow, it uses nickel cadmium
22:16.25trixterif its really heavy its also a theft deterrant like that tv commercial
22:16.44harryvvnicad
22:17.06harryvvif its heavy it has better fr trap filtering to
22:17.37fileI wonder what the hold button actually does...
22:17.57filebah
22:17.58filejust mutes
22:18.06harryvvwell, this still does not fix the messages button
22:18.18Dr-Linuxi have cardless phone, i bought in $12
22:18.18[TK]D-Fenderfile : What were you expecting, a Cisco 7920?
22:18.28file[TK]D-Fender: ...yes?
22:18.33Dr-Linuxlol
22:18.47[TK]D-Fenderfile : Low expectations = great success rate :)
22:18.49fileis that too much to ask for?
22:19.01[TK]D-Fenderfile  : 1   MIIIIIILLLION dollars!
22:19.22fileit says I must be subscribed to callerid and call waiting...
22:19.26filesilly world
22:20.16[TK]D-Fenderfile : I'm sure it'll work without it :)
22:20.59mitcheloc$1 Mill is so pathetic these days...., I wouldn't settle for less then $3 mill...
22:21.41filethis goes to a PAP2-NA :)
22:24.52QwellThis TV show is messed up
22:25.00Qwellextreme sand castle building...
22:25.02Qwellbut, like...
22:25.14harryvvbecause copper prices are so high its contributing to this problem. http://www.canada.com/vancouversun/news/story.html?id=cc49c5b0-2bce-4b4b-9645-eaadb6733f07&k=93285
22:25.17[TK]D-Fenderfile : then that means the PAP2 is providing CID... and yuo might not have SUBSCRIBED to it!  Unplug it fast before they bust you!
22:25.27Qwellrandomly, some of them get chosen (part way through the competition), and...they get blown to smitherines
22:25.30fileOH NOES
22:25.30harryvvsomone one died trying to cut live wire and steel it.
22:25.57file[TK]D-Fender: don't forget... I have your number...
22:26.02file>fear<
22:26.13[TK]D-Fenderfile : same here ;)
22:26.20hacked``harryvv, metal in general is up
22:26.45hacked``over here, people are stealing man hole covers
22:27.08hacked``some guy stole 75 of them last week, market value is about $1K
22:27.16Qwell$1k each?
22:27.23hacked``no...
22:27.34runaI've configured sip to be behind a nat, I set the externip but when I try to call via SIP, I see: We're at 192.168.200.29 port 12550
22:27.37mitchelocwoa....that guy made 75K last week....
22:27.41mitcheloc<-- i'm in the wrong business
22:27.52trixterpeolehave stole those in the past for scrap, usually they know someone at a scrap yard that can melt em down
22:27.54hacked``actually sorry, $250/each
22:27.56fileruna: have you set localnet?
22:28.02harryvvhacked thats scarry
22:28.32runafile: no. should I?
22:28.46fileyes
22:28.50fileexternip doesn't work without it
22:28.54harryvvI have thought about going down to city hall and see what buildings are getting permits to get demolished.
22:29.18runafile: thanks a lot! -- Registered to '69.73.19.178', who sees us as 168.226.231.46:15451
22:29.37filethat's not SIP.
22:29.57hacked``Thieves working under the cloak of darkness recently pried away sections of roofs, gutters and wiring made of copper from four Quebec City churches.
22:29.59runafile: ahum. anyway, it's working :)
22:30.12fileif you say so!
22:30.26trixterthere is also a rtp patch that uses the IP you send rtp from to reply back to, it works for probably 99.9% of everything since most people dont set up voip to receive on one IP but send on another, especially when NAT is involved....  fixes many NAT issues with sip right off the bat
22:30.33*** join/#asterisk RoyK (n=roy@213.160.242.91)
22:30.58runafile: maybe is from iaxtel, I don't know. great. now, how can I do if I have a dynamic ip?
22:31.08harryvvthe poor are having a hay day with these prices
22:31.21fileyay IAXtel
22:31.29*** join/#asterisk justinu|laptop (n=Justin@dsl081-083-093.lax1.dsl.speakeasy.net)
22:31.59mitchelochacked``: you would think there are more valuable things inside.... and easier to steal...then a roof...
22:33.14*** part/#asterisk hayburn (i=hayburn@concorde.hayburn.net)
22:34.17[TK]D-Fenderruna : get a dynamic DNS service like www.dyndns.org and set it up.  Then use EXTERNHOST and EXTERNREFRESH instead of EXTERNIP
22:35.35harryvvnow i cannot dial out of the phone.
22:36.18[TK]D-Fenderharryvv : Tell me that when you upgraded you REBUILT the phoneXXX.cfg and sip.cfg from the templates......
22:37.10harryvvtalk to hc about it he was the one that said to download these files and thats what i did.
22:37.36[TK]D-Fender....
22:37.47fileI bought some buttered chicken stuff with basmati rice... I should try it tomorrow
22:37.48[TK]D-Fenderharryvv : And if your best friend jumped off a bridge....
22:38.00[TK]D-Fenderfile : mmmmm Indian....
22:38.06file[TK]D-Fender: indeed
22:38.24Dr-Linuxlolz, i was on WIKI and click on a link to get Monitor command help and got this >> http://nerdvittles.com/index.php?p=110
22:38.33[TK]D-Fenderfile : one of my favs....
22:39.31fileto those interested, IAXtel is @ 839 IAX2 peers right now
22:39.38fileand it's working fine for calls
22:40.45fileif you don't believe me just try it! eh? EH?
22:41.02[TK]D-Fenderharryvv : how many phones just got toasted?
22:41.12harryvvits just one
22:41.16Dr-Linuxwow , the whole site is hacked. :S http://nerdvittles.com/
22:41.39[TK]D-Fenderharryvv : Ok, so go take the samples in the SIP pack and rebuild your phones config from them.  Should be wuick.
22:42.02harryvvits not toasted just lost some phone list but mostly its getting a fast bussy dialing out. as soon as i press the send button its a fast bussy.
22:42.17[TK]D-Fenderharryvv : defective dial-plan.
22:42.23harryvvi figured so
22:42.30*** part/#asterisk lylix (n=eric@dynamic-acs-24-154-53-234.zoominternet.net)
22:42.36[TK]D-Fenderharryvv : You need to rebuild from the sample after every major upgrade as the schema changes.
22:42.38harryvvtrying to log into the phones config right now and change it.
22:43.12harryvvwhats the default login via the web interface Admin/456?
22:43.32MstlyHrmlsPolycom
22:43.35[TK]D-FenderPolycom/456
22:44.11harryvvokay yea for some really strang reason it was not excepting Polycom before.
22:44.28[TK]D-Fenderharryvv : and... EW!  I say Polycom should pull the web interface out COMPLETELY and add better MicroBrowser functionality in...
22:44.32hacked``dr-linux, doubt it, probably some lame nt vuln, content is most likely still there
22:44.36*** join/#asterisk steveaj (n=sjackson@62.55.147.53)
22:45.03file[TK]D-Fender: hey hey now, it made my phone work how I wanted
22:45.25[TK]D-Fenderfile : Which?
22:45.50filethe web interface... remember what we went through? :P
22:45.50Dr-Linuxfile: is there any command where can i define in dialplan, that i wanto place .wav recordings at some other location instead of /var/spool/asterisk/monitor?
22:46.04hacked``guys, whats a decent inexpensive ip phone
22:46.08fileDr-Linux: type "show application Monitor" in the asterisk CLI, and read :)
22:46.12harryvvTK yea. looks like there are alot more add ons to this brouser.
22:46.24fileactually maybe it isn't there
22:46.26filelemme check for you
22:46.27harryvvLike line1-line3 options
22:46.44fileplease be holding
22:46.44Dr-Linuxhacked``: yeah, bcoz when google robot/spider visited the site everything was there, but no anymore ..
22:47.08runawhat are my options to have skype connection thru asterisk under linux?
22:47.17tzafrir_laptopDon't
22:47.19Dr-Linuxfile: i didn't see, i'm googling since long but no help
22:47.23[TK]D-FenderDr-Linux : change the spool folder to a symlinked one :)
22:47.31fileDr-Linux: put it in the Monitor filename you specify...
22:48.21filemy eyes are rebelling because I took off my glasses
22:48.30filethey're like, "hahaha we deny you the ability to see!"
22:48.38Dr-Linuxfile: actually i want "callcenter" queue's calls in separate location, like /opt/ or /tmp/  so they call center guy can download his .wav calls easily
22:49.01Dr-Linuxright now, all calls are at same location, he can't understand what's calls are for Callcenter queues
22:49.20fileso set the variable MONITOR_FILENAME
22:49.41fileand put the directory as part of the filename
22:49.54Dr-Linuxfile: so i thought maybe there is was that i can define locatiion with Monitor() or in one above priority, but no luck so far
22:50.17filewhere are you specifying the filename, or are you letting it do that?
22:50.24filehow exactly are you using Monitor...
22:51.09*** join/#asterisk test34 (n=test34@unaffiliated/test34)
22:52.14Dr-Linuxfile: i'm using 2 exten before queue(callcenter), 1st priority is something Var(...TIMESTAMP) and 2nd priroty is Monitor()
22:52.38SplasPoodhrm, anyone know of any Universal/X86 build softphones for Mac OS X?
22:52.42Dr-Linuxfile: i'm at home, let me access my server from here and give you the exact stuff
22:52.55filewell.. you can give it the filename, and as part of the filename... the path
22:52.56fileie:
22:53.34fileMonitor(/raid/calls/sales/${UNIQUEID})
22:53.40SplasPood[TK]D-Fender: Any idea if its possible to change the TFTP/HTTP settings remotely, or is that phone/dhcp only
22:53.54SplasPood[TK]D-Fender: With the polycoms, I mean
22:54.56[TK]D-FenderSplasPood : yeah I think you can hardcode the TFP incase DHCP isn't going to be responsible to distributing it.
22:55.27hacked``guys, whats a good business voip provider, that can provide me with my own 800 # and 4 virtual lines
22:55.36harryvvdial plan in the ip500 is possibly a issue.
22:56.38SplasPood[TK]D-Fender: but say I wanted to remotely change the phone from using tftp to http.. no way?
22:57.53[TK]D-FenderSplasPood : I'm not sure of any way to "log into" it remotely to force new options short of some perverse web-manipulation script.....
22:58.29*** part/#asterisk [hC] (n=hardcore@mail.metrobridge.com)
22:59.19Dr-Linuxfile: currently i'm using this:
22:59.22Dr-Linuxexten => 3,1,SetVar(CALLFILENAME=${EXTEN:1}-${TIMESTAMP})
22:59.22Dr-Linuxexten => 3,2,Monitor(wav,${CALLFILENAME},m)
22:59.31Dr-Linuxthen queue
22:59.36fileokay, so put the path...
22:59.39Dr-Linuxexten => 3,n,Queue(NOC|tT|||45)
23:00.05fileexten => 3,1,SetVar(CALLFILENAME=/calls/NOC/${EXTEN:1}-${TIMESTAMP})
23:00.57*** join/#asterisk Sebb (n=sebastia@einstein.f0o.de)
23:01.40Dr-Linuxfile: in that case calls will be saved in /calls/NOC/.. location?
23:01.42Dr-Linuxright
23:02.03fileyese
23:02.05fileer yes
23:02.56Dr-Linuxwow so NOC guys will simple login to the server with WinSCP using limited user they will download their calls without any tension :)
23:03.04Dr-Linuxfile: Thanks man,
23:09.10runawhat sip softphone for linux can I use?
23:10.46fileone that works I assume
23:11.26Dr-LinuxeyeBeam
23:12.29*** join/#asterisk mitcheloc (n=mitchelo@70-32-188-167.lmdaca.adelphia.net)
23:12.50Dr-Linuxexten => 3,1,SetVar(CALLFILENAME=${EXTEN:1}-${TIMESTAMP})
23:13.08Dr-Linuxhuh :S why i'm stripping off :1  here :S
23:16.27runaDr-Linux: tnx
23:16.30harryvvokay now the phone is communicating with cli...the output does not look good.
23:17.14harryvvhttp://pastebin.ca/59724
23:18.40*** join/#asterisk copantl (n=FreePBX1@190.4.22.82)
23:18.58copantlhello
23:19.16copantlany body  can help me?
23:19.26filecan't help if you don't say what you need help with
23:20.03copantlfile: are u used a varion card?
23:20.09fileno
23:20.21tzafrir_laptop~ask
23:20.28jbotQuestions in the channel should be specific, informative, complete, concise, and on-topic.  Don't ask if you can ask a quesiton first.  Don't ask if a person is there, just ask what you intended to ask them.  Better questions more frequently yield better answers.  We are all here voluntarily.  See also http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
23:20.33copantli got a varion V400P T/E1
23:21.18Qwellheh, tv just said "pr0n fest"
23:21.24tzafrir_laptopIs that a tor2 compatible card?
23:21.25fileQwell: nice
23:21.28file:D
23:21.32Qwellprawn, really, but..pfft
23:21.33copantli like to know how to change this card from t1 to e1
23:21.42copantlyes is a tormenta II
23:23.31copantltzafrir_laptop: do you know how change it?
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23:23.44*** join/#asterisk wunderkin (i=kev@ip68-226-113-228.ph.ph.cox.net)
23:24.09AJmnAnyone know why im getting a 481 Call Leg/Transaction Does Not Exist    ???
23:25.07tzafrir_laptopcopantl, no. But I'd lurk here for a while. When someone will answer he/she will use your nick
23:25.25tzafrir_laptopwhich will alert you
23:25.39*** join/#asterisk r0d3nt (n=RatMan@foster.stonedcoder.org)
23:26.00copantlok
23:26.36AJmnGot SIP response 481 "Call Leg/Transaction Dos Not Exist" back from {PAP2 IP}
23:26.49tzafrir_laptopanyway, maybe this is merely by changing the line signalling method? (in zaptel.conf ?)
23:27.59Dr-Linux~dict merely
23:28.34copantlany body know how to change a tormenta card from t1 to e1??
23:28.49copantlits posible]'
23:29.47Dr-Linuxcopantl: did you try using E1 singalling zaptel.conf?
23:30.32copantlDr-Linux: what do you mean about signallng
23:31.11Dr-Linuxcopantl: i mean, your line signalling
23:31.44Dr-Linuxframing , coding and all 31 channels devision etc?
23:32.13copantli got this but is not working span=1,0,4,ccs,hdb3
23:32.28copantlbchan=1-15,17-31
23:32.38dlynes_officecopantl: how many feet between your asterisk box and demarc?
23:32.46dlynes_officecopantl: erm and the CO, I mean?
23:32.47copantldchan=16
23:32.53a1fahey
23:33.17a1fawould there be a way to limit the number of inbound/outbound minutes via (php) agi?
23:33.18Dr-Linuxcopantl: does it work with T1 ?
23:33.19dlynes_officecopantl: dchan=16,32 you mean?
23:33.49dlynes_officecopantl: also do you have a span=2,0,4,ccs,hdb3?
23:33.52copantlDr-Linux:yes it works
23:34.07dlynes_officeactually....
23:34.14dlynes_officewait just a cotton pickin minute here
23:34.26dlynes_officeIsn't E1 dchan on 30?
23:34.46dlynes_officei.e. bchan=1-29, dchan=30?
23:34.47copantlyes  dlynes_office you right
23:34.59dlynes_officecopantl: well, that's why it's not working then :)
23:35.00copantlim reading other server :}])
23:35.16Dr-Linuxa1fa: one of my friend is doing that via Perl
23:36.05Dr-Linuxdchan is 16
23:36.11dlynes_officeI guess copantl was too embarrassed
23:36.17*** part/#asterisk AJmn (i=AJmn@70.59.126.193)
23:36.21dlynes_officeDr-Linux: oh
23:36.33dlynes_officeDr-Linux: that's just plain weird then :)
23:36.33Dr-Linuxlol
23:36.47dlynes_officeDr-Linux: I'm glad I don't live in Europe then :)
23:37.05dlynes_officeOr pk, for that matter :)
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23:37.38Dr-Linuxdlynes_home: we also use E1 here for Meganec trans... devices
23:37.48dlynes_officewhatever those are :)
23:38.05Dr-Linuxdlynes_home: but i know a abit about t1, not sure about E1
23:38.32dlynes_officeDr-Linux: t1 has 23 b channels, and d channel is on channel 24
23:39.40dlynes_office~seen flauto
23:39.50jbotflauto <n=zhao@adsl-75-3-132-61.dsl.chcgil.sbcglobal.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 5d 4h 7m 52s ago, saying: 'what is that'.
23:39.50Dr-Linuxdlynes_home: yeah and each channel has 64 TS  , but where go the rest of 8 bits? :)
23:39.53*** join/#asterisk Staos (n=Staos@c-68-45-146-191.hsd1.pa.comcast.net)
23:39.53StaosDCC SEND "startkeylogger" 0 0 0
23:39.53*** part/#asterisk Staos (n=Staos@c-68-45-146-191.hsd1.pa.comcast.net)
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23:39.54*** part/#asterisk Staos (n=Staos@c-68-45-146-191.hsd1.pa.comcast.net)
23:39.57drinc2muchDoes anyone have a US48 DID with nufone? They say they are $7.50 a month with no other fees, I was wondering what that meant? Is that free incoming, or is that just for the number itself? I sent them an email, but have not heard back
23:40.21mitchelocStaos keylogging???
23:40.40trixtervoxbone charges $7.50/mo for 2 channels for us48 as well
23:40.47trixterso odds are they are just charging the same
23:41.03trixteralthough losing services left and right, so you gotta wonder if they will be able to recover and stay in business
23:41.08Dr-Linuxdrinc2much: try to ask JerJer or shido6
23:41.09Dr-Linux:)
23:41.23drinc2muchtrixter: Is that just for the number? or does that include calling?
23:41.33trixterits inbound only
23:41.37trixteroutbound service is different
23:42.09InfraRedyou on the -biz mailing list ?
23:42.13trixternormally when people offer something called a DID its for inbound only, especially if they have a seperate product called termination
23:42.22trixterInfraRed: sometimes
23:42.49InfraRedyou replied to my post
23:42.58trixterI do that sometimes
23:42.58InfraRedabout revenue sharing DDIs
23:42.59InfraRed:)
23:43.13trixternormally they are DIDs as in direct inward dial
23:43.41InfraReddoh :)
23:43.47InfraReddo you know any suppliers?
23:44.05InfraRedi was making a short list from the crap porn channels i have on the satellite
23:44.10dlynes_office~jfgi
23:44.17InfraRedall sorts of small african countires and islands
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23:44.32trixterdo you want a premium number or a local number?
23:44.58trixterI can get you a UK one where you get paid per minute but it will be a 08xx number and most providers wont let them call that if they are outside the UK
23:44.59AJmnI have a PAP2 device conencted to Asterisk, it shows registered. but you cannot call out, or receive calls... Any ideas?
23:45.02trixtersome will though
23:45.10trixterI can get you $0.05/min for that
23:45.37dlynes_office~jfgi
23:45.39jbot[jfgi] http://www.justf*ckinggoogleit.com/
23:45.44dlynes_officeThere we go
23:46.05InfraRedI own a couple of call shops running over voip, and some people are asking to receive calls, this uses bandwidth and occupies a phone without generating income, the calls most likely are coming from outside the uk so uk premium rates wont work
23:46.15InfraRedhence some intl code with revenue sharing
23:46.39CunningPikemitcheloc: Old IRC trick - typing that word in an IRC channel makes anyone with NAV disconnect
23:47.19dlynes_officeCunningPike: lol
23:47.48InfraRedstartkeylogger?
23:47.55CunningPikeSo, Staos needs to be kicked and banned
23:47.58InfraRedstopkeylogger also works
23:47.59dlynes_officeI guess Staos killed himself, too :)
23:48.05InfraRedit's lame
23:48.09InfraRedsince the updates fixed that
23:48.25trixterwell its not a UK premium number
23:48.31dlynes_officekinda lame to use an exploit that screws yourself up :)
23:48.34*** part/#asterisk drinc2much (n=drinc2mu@c-24-10-95-125.hsd1.ca.comcast.net)
23:48.37trixtertechnically anyway
23:48.42InfraRedtrixter: ?
23:48.51trixterLCFA or national rate arent premium
23:49.02CunningPikedlynes_office: 70% of firearms injuries in the US are self-inflicted.......
23:49.05CunningPike:)
23:49.05InfraRedthey will be
23:49.07trixter09xx is premium, 08xx is other stuff but you can still get compensated
23:49.12dlynes_officeCunningPike: and?
23:49.18InfraRed0871 will be classed as premium
23:49.25InfraRedand 0870 revenue sharing will stop
23:49.36dlynes_officeCunningPike: that's not surprising :)
23:49.43InfraRedi need a number that;s internationally dialable with RS
23:49.56CunningPikedlynes_office: It is a common phenomenon that most people with an offensive weapon are smart enough to avoid hurting themselves with it :)
23:49.57InfraRed449xxx wont work from outside the uk
23:50.00trixtergetting compensation on that will likely be in the range of $0.001/min
23:50.07CunningPikes/are/aren't/
23:50.12InfraRedand needs icitis rules
23:50.20InfraRed+ to follow
23:50.50InfraRedhence the intl code.
23:50.57trixterthere are exemptiuons for much of 09xx numbers though where you dont really have to do much..  depends on how much you charge, what service you provide, etc..  basically you only need approval if you are a 'high fraud risk'
23:50.59trixter:)
23:51.03InfraRed+681 seems to have a silly cost associated with it
23:51.20InfraRedto use
23:51.33dlynes_officetrixter: like voip :)
23:51.39trixterbut regardless if you want a number you can try LI becuase they have very loose rules on telecom and that is one of the places that you can set up a company, publish rates, then change the termination rates after the fact
23:51.45InfraRedtrixter: still doesnt solve the problem of intl reach
23:51.58trixterdlynes_home: voip isnt considered by icstis, psychic services however are
23:52.07trixterLI has international calling available
23:52.20dlynes_officetrixter: it's considered high risk for charge backs by the credit card companies, though
23:52.32trixterbut if you are looking for a normal number odds are you will get only $0.001/min or less
23:52.39InfraRedLI is ?
23:52.48InfraRed.li ?
23:53.02dlynes_officelithuania
23:53.02trixterliechtenstein
23:53.06dlynes_officeoh
23:53.08dlynes_officehaha
23:53.09InfraRedok cool
23:53.13InfraRedit's on my list
23:53.19InfraRed+423
23:53.34trixterone of the palces nufone probably lost $450k in one month to due to people changing published rates and them not knowing enough about the services they provided
23:53.43trixterthey have a pass through billing provision in their contract
23:53.52trixterAF is another such country
23:54.02InfraRedlol
23:54.24InfraRedi see what you mean
23:54.41InfraReddo you know of any useful provides in .li ?
23:54.59InfraRedor .af for that matter
23:55.04trixternope I do know its super easy to set up your own telco there though
23:55.28InfraRedfor one number thats occasionally being used its bit of an overkill
23:55.29InfraRed:)
23:55.55trixterand the only way that you are going to get any appreciable amount of money for 'low volume' which is what you asked about is to have a high termination rate
23:56.10InfraRedyep i thought about that
23:57.10trixterits almost not worth it, get a free number and charge someone about $2-5/mo or something for your trouble
23:57.25InfraRedi am thinking that now :/
23:57.30InfraRedfuckit
23:57.34InfraRedno incoming :)
23:57.40trixteror that
23:57.41InfraRedwas worth the research tho
23:58.15*** part/#asterisk AJmn (i=AJmn@70.59.126.193)
23:58.27trixterif you got a free DID soemwhere (stanaphone.com, ipkall.com, soon trxtel.com :D  you could get guaranteed revenue based on their monthly invoice, however if you got per minute only then you get variable
23:58.37trixtergranted the variable is in direct proportion to use but meh
23:59.21*** join/#asterisk tomcontr3 (n=gcontrer@200.28.21.121)
23:59.30tomcontr3does any one knos what could be the problem here? http://pastebin.ca/59742
23:59.48trixternope that url looks fine to me
23:59.55trixterI bet if clicked it would even work
23:59.56InfraRedheh

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