00:00.40 | ManxPowe1 | EmleyMoor: the CLI is your friend. Hug it, hold it, buy it flowers. |
00:01.11 | ManxPowe1 | Also Noop is your friend too |
00:01.17 | EmleyMoor | I figure it may be cutting that is the problem |
00:01.31 | ManxPowe1 | that's why I have the noop after the guts |
00:01.35 | ManxPowe1 | and the cuts too |
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00:03.27 | DrukenHME | well, that was fun.... |
00:03.40 | backblue | i had one orgasm.... |
00:03.54 | backblue | dam lady spammer |
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00:04.53 | [hC] | ok this is messed.... have a client with a PAP2 and a cisco phone. if they call a LD number from the cisco the call sounds great, if they do it from the PAP2, it sounds terrible and jittery... |
00:04.58 | [hC] | What the heck would cause this? |
00:05.26 | DrukenHME | is a local call with the pap2 solid? |
00:05.29 | Qwell[] | different codecs? |
00:05.36 | [hC] | Druken: yes. |
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00:05.57 | DrukenHME | i'd check the codecs between the pap2 and the LD carrier |
00:06.27 | [hC] | Druken: tried both ulaw and g729. all of it comes thru me first anyhow, and uses the same codec on the cisco, which sounds fine |
00:06.50 | [hC] | the cisco/pap2 go to an in house * server, then iax's to me, then either goes pri for local, or sip for LD to another provider. |
00:07.35 | DrukenHME | that the only customer with a problem on LD ? |
00:08.32 | [hC] | Druken: Yep, and only from this PAP2. all other phones in their office are fine. |
00:08.47 | ManxPowe1 | [hC]: all other PAP2s too? |
00:08.49 | [hC] | Wonder if i can find a newer firmware for the PAP2.. |
00:09.01 | [hC] | ManxPowe1: all other pap2's exhibit the same problem, yep. |
00:09.10 | ManxPowe1 | I'll bet the rtp audio packet size is set to somthing other than 20ms |
00:09.16 | ManxPowe1 | in the pap2 |
00:09.19 | [hC] | its 0.30 |
00:09.22 | [hC] | i JUST looked at that. |
00:09.32 | ManxPowe1 | [hC] well THATS not going to work very well |
00:09.38 | blitzrage | lol... oh man... gratuitous use of dialplan functions: http://pastebin.ca/279386 |
00:10.04 | ManxPowe1 | [hC] set it to 0.20 |
00:10.25 | DrukenHME | what is the firmware version on the pap2? |
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00:10.39 | blitzrage | or use allow=g729:30 |
00:10.42 | [hC] | 3.1.12(LS) |
00:10.49 | blitzrage | might only be in 1.4 though |
00:10.49 | [hC] | I definitely didnt change that. |
00:10.51 | ManxPowe1 | blitzrage: what verison of Asterisk supports that? |
00:10.52 | robl^ | blitzrage: that's like almost unreadable!! its hideous.. its . . . . ewwww! |
00:10.57 | blitzrage | ManxPowe1: 1.2 |
00:11.13 | [hC] | It was ulaw before, and now ive got it on g729a. It worked better on g729.. i just set him to 0.20 and we'll see whats up. |
00:11.17 | ManxPowe1 | blitzrage: I really HATE it when people suggest things that only work in a non-release version of Asterisk |
00:11.32 | FarrisG | Now even with those ports open, I get one-way audio. |
00:11.45 | blitzrage | ManxPowe1: the :30? I think that might be 1.4 actually |
00:11.52 | DrukenHME | one way audio sucks... |
00:12.07 | EmleyMoor | Is "CHAN" a reserved variable name? |
00:12.07 | FarrisG | DrukenHME: Agreed, but I can't track down the cause |
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00:12.11 | darkmaniac | http://www.gimmickry.org/ <-riddles |
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00:12.18 | ManxPowe1 | FarrisG: When you do a "sip show peers" is the IP address listed the public IP or the private IP? |
00:13.24 | FarrisG | ManxPowe1: Which one? The only addresses are the external public IP address of my provider, and my internal IP address for the one phone I currently have connected |
00:13.35 | [hC] | Well |
00:13.36 | [hC] | That fixed it. |
00:14.07 | ManxPowe1 | FarrisG: canreinvite=no should fix one way audio. |
00:14.09 | EmleyMoor | Can I paste the "force voiptalk" part of my dialplan to pastebin for someone to tell me why it sets CHAN to the same as CHANNEL when it should be the bit before the - only? |
00:14.14 | EmleyMoor | I will paste anyway... |
00:14.14 | DrukenHME | hc: oops.... |
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00:14.27 | blitzrage | robl^: yes... not that pretty -- could be better if the dialplan parser let me use CR's |
00:14.27 | FarrisG | ManxPowe1: Pretty sure I already have that... |
00:14.31 | FarrisG | checking now |
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00:14.34 | [hC] | Druken: it must have come that way, nobody here would have dicked with that... how strange. |
00:14.51 | ManxPowe1 | FarrisG: do you have bindaddr= anywher ein sip.conf? |
00:14.54 | EmleyMoor | http://pastebin.ca/279397 |
00:14.59 | robl^ | blitzrage: that's something that AEL2 would make prettier |
00:15.13 | blitzrage | robl^: yah... if AEL2 let you do something like that |
00:15.36 | EmleyMoor | I am testing over Zap/2 because that phone is right by this computer |
00:15.41 | blitzrage | I look at enough dialplan stuff now that stuff like that doesn't bother me too much |
00:15.43 | FarrisG | ManxPowe1: bindaddr=0.0.0.0 |
00:16.05 | ManxPowe1 | EmleyMoor: do a Noop for ${CHANNEL} |
00:16.05 | EmleyMoor | It seems that it is not identifying the fact and is setting CALLERID(num) to the fallback |
00:16.26 | ManxPowe1 | EmleyMoor: are you SEEING it set CALLERID(num) on the CLI? |
00:16.35 | EmleyMoor | Yes, I am seeing that |
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00:16.40 | betatester | FYI: Cisco MWI patch available at http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=8575 |
00:16.59 | EmleyMoor | It is showing a wrong value for CHAN - Zap/2-1 for example where it should be Zap/2 |
00:17.26 | ManxPowe1 | EmleyMoor: make SURE to do a "show function cut" to make sure the syntax has not changed |
00:17.48 | EmleyMoor | I'm using the app but have shown both that and the function |
00:17.56 | EmleyMoor | Besides, for TECHNOLOGY, it works |
00:19.39 | EmleyMoor | It seems that the Cut for CHAN is going wrong somehow |
00:19.53 | ManxPowe1 | pastebin the cli output |
00:20.29 | FarrisG | Are there any tell tale signs in logs or console that would let me know how or why I can't hear a caller but they can hear me? |
00:20.54 | ManxPowe1 | FarrisG: not really as it is almost always either a firewall problem or a NAT problem. |
00:20.57 | JT | FarrisG: using NAT? |
00:21.02 | ManxPowe1 | canreinvite=no will take care of the NAT issues. |
00:21.22 | ManxPowe1 | FarrisG: without canreinvite=no the phone might try talking directly to the provider |
00:21.27 | EmleyMoor | It's getting the right value but not acting on it |
00:21.27 | FarrisG | canreinvite=no is there. Firewall is wide open for the time being |
00:21.51 | ManxPowe1 | FarrisG: well run a tcpdump on the server and see where the packets are going |
00:22.34 | JT | or rtp debug in * sli |
00:22.36 | JT | cli |
00:22.40 | ManxPowe1 | EmleyMoor: I see the problem! |
00:23.07 | ManxPowe1 | NOT GotoIf($[${CHAN} = "Zap/1"]?10:7) but GotoIf($["${CHAN}" = "Zap/1"]?10:7) |
00:23.32 | EmleyMoor | Ah, merci! Diolch yn fawr! |
00:23.51 | ManxPowe1 | If you use quotes on one side of the comparison then use it on both sides |
00:24.38 | ManxPowe1 | that info is for ANYONE I've helped |
00:24.52 | wiseoldowl | naftali5 you over here? |
00:24.54 | FarrisG | ManxPowe1: Ok, so I added my external IP and localnaet to sip_nat.conf, reloaded sip, and now it works. But I'm a little skeptical that it's what fixed it |
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00:25.25 | JT | FarrisG: err, why? NAT and firewalls are typically the only thing that cause SIP oneway audio |
00:25.25 | ManxPowe1 | FarrisG: I don't know why either since Asterisk has 1 public IP and 1 private IP |
00:25.44 | ManxPowe1 | unless that is NOT true |
00:25.46 | JT | a sip debug may have told you why |
00:25.46 | robin__sz | JT, well, remove them again and reboot, see of its borked again, then you will kow for sure |
00:26.12 | DrukenHME | anyone here use chanspy? |
00:26.18 | robin__sz | sorry, FarrisG I meant |
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00:29.47 | orlok | hmm... |
00:29.57 | orlok | i have one of those cheap USB phones |
00:30.10 | orlok | plugged it into linuxbox, it appears as a USB audio device, heh |
00:30.30 | orlok | can evenuse the buttons toadjust volume |
00:30.37 | orlok | but cant hear any audio, heh |
00:30.40 | Rawplayer | any dutch people here? |
00:31.20 | Rawplayer | only for the dutch people http://www.lidl.nl/nl/home.nsf/pages/c.o.20061214.p.Draadloze_VOIP-telefoon |
00:31.31 | brian | I'm not Dutch. |
00:31.33 | Rawplayer | its a debranded siemens 450 IP |
00:31.35 | brian | But I'm going to click it anyways. |
00:31.40 | brian | And there's nothing you can do about it. |
00:31.45 | JT | brian: you might explode :/ |
00:31.45 | Rawplayer | :( |
00:31.54 | brian | That's a risk I'm willing to take! |
00:32.00 | JT | out there |
00:32.04 | ManxPowe1 | I'll stick to my Polycoms, thankyouverymuch |
00:32.06 | JT | orlok: useful |
00:32.16 | Rawplayer | brian: its a offer |
00:32.23 | EmleyMoor | Manx: Are you tail-less, or do you have three legs? |
00:32.27 | Rawplayer | from a dutch grocerystore |
00:32.36 | Rawplayer | i've bought that one yesterday |
00:32.39 | Rawplayer | it works great |
00:32.50 | Rawplayer | so i thought lets share the offer |
00:32.54 | brian | mail me one |
00:33.00 | Rawplayer | (maybe as christmas present) |
00:33.02 | Rawplayer | hehe |
00:33.07 | JT | "pricecheck on the Polycom 501 to register 5, pricecheck to register 5!" |
00:33.19 | brian | Just switch the tags with a cheaper soft phone. |
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00:33.26 | ManxPowe1 | EmleyMoor: it's a play on the Simpson's episode "Max Power" |
00:33.40 | EmleyMoor | Ah, no wonder I didn't get it |
00:33.48 | brian | ManxPowe1: hi |
00:33.55 | brian | ManxPowe1: I would like you to silence my DTMF |
00:34.21 | ManxPowe1 | *** "brian@*" is now on Ignore List |
00:34.32 | Nugget | instant silence! :) |
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00:35.19 | brian | What did I do :( |
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00:36.33 | EmleyMoor | Is there a good way I can turn my Caller ID setter into a macro or subroutine in the dialplan? |
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00:46.41 | hmmhesays | [TK]D-Fender you in here? |
00:49.23 | Dovid | ~seen [TK]D-Fender |
00:49.31 | jbot | [tk]d-fender is currently on #asterisk (2h 56m 7s). Has said a total of 11 messages. Is idling for 2h 43m 15s, last said: 'blitzrage : z0mg!'. |
00:49.44 | macTijn | ~seen macTijn |
00:49.46 | jbot | mactijn is currently on #asterisk. Has said a total of 1 messages. Is idling for 2s, last said: '~seen macTijn'. |
00:49.56 | macTijn | oh, right |
00:50.22 | Dovid | lol |
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00:54.24 | tuck3r | is the --preifx broken in 1.4's configure script? |
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00:55.18 | EmleyMoor | Hmmm... something seems badly broken |
00:56.31 | JT | windows style |
00:56.46 | EmleyMoor | I tried to call a number and the * box just froze |
00:56.57 | robin__sz | sure? |
00:56.59 | JT | the whole box |
00:57.01 | JT | or just ast |
00:57.08 | EmleyMoor | I am sure there's an easy way to make my caller ID setter some kind of subroutine |
00:57.11 | robin__sz | normally, you can just ssh in again |
00:57.21 | EmleyMoor | Some kind of "virtually everything" |
00:57.27 | EmleyMoor | ssh seemed unresponsive |
00:57.55 | robin__sz | how odd |
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00:59.55 | ManxPowe1 | sounds like a dialplan loop to me |
01:00.10 | robin__sz | I had a linux box do that to me once, so I guess it can happen ... that was an early redhat 5.0 box I think, in about 1998/99 |
01:00.44 | EmleyMoor | ManxPowe1: I consider that odds-on! |
01:01.17 | ManxPowe1 | EmleyMoor: I've been using asterisk for a long time |
01:02.09 | EmleyMoor | Indeed, found it |
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01:08.00 | EmleyMoor | However, for now, I'm off to bed |
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01:08.31 | brian | Does teliax send inband DTMF? |
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01:15.56 | brian | I'm using IAX and DTMF seems to still be inband. |
01:16.05 | brian | How do I fix this? |
01:16.52 | [hC] | So, i have asterisk set up to allow for blindxfer and attended xfer in features.conf ... What I dont know, is where to specify the context that is to be used when you dial a number to transfer to? |
01:17.16 | brian | Agh. |
01:17.20 | brian | Help |
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01:17.45 | [hC] | Ahh never mind. FOund it. |
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01:24.51 | brian | hi DTMF hates me |
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01:25.28 | ucfMethod | evening... |
01:26.06 | brian | I'm getting inband DTMF with IAX. |
01:26.22 | brian | How is this possible? |
01:27.21 | brian | I also get inband DTMF with SIP INFO. |
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01:34.07 | jtexter3 | anybody know if there is an easy way to merge changes from one version to another? I've made a handful of changes to 1.2.10, and want to upgrade to 1.2.13, but can't get my changes to apply cleanly using a patch file |
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01:37.46 | brian | jtexter3: Manually reapply the patches/ |
01:38.07 | jtexter3 | brian: suck! I was hoping to avoid that ;-) |
01:39.02 | matt__ | hiya |
01:39.14 | matt__ | i am running asterisk on quite a slow pc |
01:39.30 | matt__ | and my calls take quite a long time to get connected |
01:39.50 | matt__ | but i use to run asterisk on a linksys router so i know it can run fine on limited memory |
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01:40.23 | matt__ | whats the best way to make it run quicker ? |
01:44.43 | jtexter3 | brian: is there any easy way to examine the .rej files that get created to determine which components need to be merged manually? |
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02:03.01 | blitzrage | jtexter3: with 'less'? |
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02:55.30 | matt_ | my asterix box seems to take a long time to contact remote addresses |
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02:55.46 | matt_ | it prints .. - Executing [107@default:1] Dial("SIP/papport1-086f0000", "SIP/613@fwd.pulver.com|30|r") in new stack |
02:55.56 | matt_ | and then hangs for about 5 to 10 seconds |
02:56.00 | bkruse_home | then its a network problem......... |
02:56.05 | bkruse_home | its getting a response from fwd.pulver.com |
02:56.06 | matt_ | and continues |
02:56.25 | matt_ | its not just fwd tho its all services |
02:56.29 | matt_ | well it seems to be |
02:56.59 | matt_ | its defently a network thing cus if i add an exten that answers, plays something and hangs up its nearly instant |
02:57.36 | JT | no local hardware extensions? |
02:57.51 | bkruse_home | matt_ do a traceroute to fwd.pulver.com |
02:58.03 | matt_ | humm if i ping a hostname its taking about 5 seconds to resolv |
02:58.03 | bkruse_home | just to satisfy my curiousity |
02:58.11 | bkruse_home | matt_ dns server? |
02:58.14 | matt_ | yea |
02:58.20 | matt_ | lol |
02:58.24 | bkruse_home | do you have your own dns serveR? |
02:58.39 | bkruse_home | or do you have a lame like linksys router doing 40 different things through switches |
02:58.40 | matt_ | yea, i have been using the one that comes with openwrt |
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02:58.44 | matt_ | dnsmasq i think |
02:58.55 | matt_ | lol its been good to me so far |
02:59.06 | JT | sounds slow as hell |
02:59.12 | bkruse_home | matt_ thats disgusting........... |
02:59.28 | bkruse_home | openwrt has many services running that lil embedded processor cant run |
02:59.38 | matt_ | humm |
02:59.46 | matt_ | this pc resolvs instantlly |
02:59.53 | matt_ | its only the asterisk box that takes like 5 seconds |
03:00.06 | matt_ | bkruse_home, yea i have taken most of the stuff out |
03:00.28 | matt_ | ohhhh |
03:00.44 | matt_ | in the resolv file on the asterisk box i have a nameserver that dosn't exist in the top line |
03:00.46 | bkruse_home | matt_ oh what? |
03:00.54 | matt_ | /etc/asterisk $ cat /etc/resolv.conf |
03:00.54 | matt_ | nameserver 192.168.7.1 |
03:00.54 | matt_ | nameserver 192.168.4.1 |
03:01.05 | matt_ | ... no idea how that got there |
03:01.06 | matt_ | lol |
03:01.20 | bkruse_home | ............ |
03:01.21 | JT | that often can slow name reolution down |
03:01.31 | bkruse_home | ya because it has to try those hosts first. |
03:01.40 | matt_ | yes |
03:01.45 | matt_ | its instant .. ish now :) |
03:01.55 | matt_ | and there i was with strace n everything |
03:02.06 | JT | and you didn't even do a ping, gw :P |
03:02.29 | bkruse_home | ;] |
03:02.41 | matt_ | no because the latancy when the connection was up was fine |
03:02.47 | matt_ | it was just the initial connecting |
03:02.54 | matt_ | so i didn't think to ping |
03:03.27 | matt_ | is it possiable to get the color terminal when you use asterisk -rv |
03:03.27 | matt_ | ? |
03:04.22 | bkruse_home | good question |
03:06.06 | matt_ | humm now nothing is connecting |
03:06.06 | matt_ | ok it is but laggy |
03:06.06 | matt_ | is there any way to show current connections ? |
03:06.26 | matt_ | ok i have 2 calls going |
03:06.32 | matt_ | and the phone isn't off the hook |
03:06.52 | bkruse_home | show channels. |
03:06.52 | matt_ | how do i hangup lines ? |
03:07.02 | bkruse_home | matt_ http://voip-info.org |
03:07.11 | JT | soft hangup |
03:07.48 | matt_ | ok |
03:08.28 | matt_ | i cant see the full channel name |
03:08.36 | matt_ | it goes off the column |
03:09.21 | Op3r | does CCNA cert helps in regards on Asterisk?? |
03:09.40 | bkruse_home | Op3r: a great voip network is built off a great networ |
03:09.45 | bkruse_home | i believe it does |
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03:09.55 | Op3r | hmmm ok, because Im planning to get one |
03:10.20 | Op3r | but here in my country I cant just go take the exam :( I need to go through CCNA 1234 :( |
03:10.21 | bkruse_home | Op3r: how much do you know now? |
03:10.26 | JT | Op3r: good networking knowledge is more useful than a CCNA |
03:10.40 | JT | a CCNA does not necessarily give you good networking knowledge |
03:10.41 | bkruse_home | jt agreed |
03:11.27 | JT | otherwise doing a telecommunications course could help a bit |
03:11.42 | bkruse_home | jt: agreed again ;] |
03:12.00 | Op3r | i designed and implemented a 300 seater call center (network, station, servers) |
03:12.11 | Op3r | so I think im qualified |
03:12.13 | Op3r | but i dont know |
03:12.33 | Op3r | i tried the simulation exam and it seems easy though |
03:12.34 | bkruse_home | just because you can plug in network cables and setup basic routing tables doesnt mean your qualified |
03:12.48 | bkruse_home | im not trying to put you down, im just saying never assume you know everything ;] |
03:13.08 | bkruse_home | s/put you down/discourage you |
03:13.18 | Op3r | yeah I know |
03:13.19 | Op3r | aheheh |
03:13.26 | bkruse_home | k good ;] |
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03:13.46 | Op3r | I mean i can do vlans and configure cisco routers with the help of howtos but they keep on demanding i should get a cert |
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03:13.59 | IronHelix | sup all |
03:14.19 | bkruse_home | Op3r: then go for it, tell them to pay to ;] |
03:14.21 | bkruse_home | IronHelix: sup man |
03:14.24 | Op3r | but thats about it |
03:14.25 | IronHelix | not much |
03:14.52 | Op3r | i still need to get the ccna 1234 modules |
03:14.57 | Op3r | and its going to take a year! |
03:15.12 | IronHelix | got a funky question in case anyone wants to take a shot- I'm installing * on a shared hosting box. I compiled / installed Zaptel as root, and I want to install Asterisk as a user. What files do I have to copy from the root FS to the users jailed FS to get Asterisk to compile w/ zaptel? |
03:15.39 | IronHelix | mainly for timing |
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03:31.35 | FarrisG | Apparently TelaSip is very good at handling fax over sip trunks. Wish I could figure out exactly what they do that bandwidth.com doesn't so I could possibly convince bandwidth.com to support it. |
03:31.56 | FarrisG | The way I understand it, they really don't need to explicitly "support" fax, there's just something to do with the way the signal is passed along that does or doesn't allow nvfaxdetect to know there's a fax machine on the other end |
03:32.16 | FarrisG | Friend of mine is using *, with TelaSip trunks and fax is working beautifully |
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03:34.23 | JT | are you sure they're no T38 FoIP? |
03:35.11 | rkeels | this a good place for noob assistance? |
03:35.18 | IronHelix | it can be |
03:35.20 | IronHelix | at times |
03:35.25 | IronHelix | :) |
03:35.29 | IronHelix | what can i help you with? |
03:35.31 | bkruse_home | rkeels: im in a good mood |
03:35.32 | bkruse_home | so y es |
03:35.37 | aydiosmio | how may we flame you? |
03:35.39 | robl^ | it depends on how many beers we had |
03:35.41 | IronHelix | also: did you bring money or food? |
03:35.58 | IronHelix | bringing food or especially money can make this place quite helpful... :) |
03:36.02 | rkeels | kew: I am trying to get my # box to talk to my sipx box so I can migrate my users off of it |
03:36.11 | JT | hash box? |
03:36.11 | bkruse_home | aydiosmio: hello, been along time |
03:36.26 | rkeels | Astrix and Trix |
03:36.27 | IronHelix | hash box? i thought that was illegal in most states... |
03:36.33 | FarrisG | JT: No, they aren't using T.38 |
03:36.40 | bkruse_home | rkeels: http://asterisknow.org |
03:36.40 | IronHelix | rkeels- you'd probably want to set up a SIP trunk between the two |
03:36.45 | rkeels | Not in Nev I heard |
03:36.46 | JT | rkeels: *, asterisk, trixbox |
03:36.58 | IronHelix | then have each one be aware of which extens are on which box |
03:37.04 | rkeels | I tried setting up a trunk but I am not sure I am doing it right |
03:37.08 | IronHelix | and if the exten dialed is on the other one, send it there |
03:37.23 | bkruse_home | rkeels: http://voip-info.org is a good start once you get a basic idea |
03:37.26 | JT | FarrisG: sounds pretty crazy, it should be hit and miss |
03:37.44 | rkeels | I keep getting a circuits all busy error |
03:38.03 | rkeels | has any one tried doing this before |
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03:38.16 | aydiosmio | don't disturb the circuit while they're getting busy |
03:38.32 | bkruse_home | aydiosmio: remember me? kruz? |
03:38.43 | aydiosmio | how could I forget? |
03:39.01 | rkeels | So all that is necessary is sip.conf with a trunk defined and extensions.conf for dial plan routing right |
03:39.12 | bkruse_home | aydiosmio: good ;] |
03:39.28 | JT | rkeels: trunk is a freepbx/trixbox concept |
03:39.37 | JT | in sip.conf there are users, peers and friends |
03:40.24 | rkeels | k so in an * box I just need to define peers to talk to sipx then? |
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03:42.21 | aydiosmio | you'll never be rid of freepbx. |
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03:43.27 | ManxPowe1 | rkeels: #freepbx is the place to ask about freepbx / trixbox |
03:44.16 | rkeels | Got ya....But my Q also aplies to asterisk...I ran into the same promblem with both |
03:44.42 | rkeels | In * I configured my extensions.conf and sip.conf just like all the docs say |
03:44.49 | rkeels | yet I do not have success |
03:45.26 | rkeels | My question is; is that all that I need to be configuring to send sip to sip calls to a different pbx |
03:45.36 | ManxPowe1 | rkeels: put the information I request on pastebin.ca |
03:46.10 | ManxPowe1 | rkeels: the problem is that none of the standard ways to debug problems work with trixbox/freepbx |
03:46.22 | ManxPowe1 | their dialplan is SO massivly complex |
03:46.56 | ManxPowe1 | rkeels: I will only help with the standard asterisk config. Past JUSt the Dial line to the channel |
03:46.59 | IronHelix | agreed, i hate dealing with trixbox. it's like a pre-osx mac- everything is happy and easy until you need to peek under the hood and fix something. then god help you. |
03:47.30 | ManxPowe1 | It should be something like Dial(SIP/${EXTEN}@sipconfentry) |
03:47.47 | ManxPowe1 | the next priority should be a Noop(HANGUPCAUSE is ${HANGUPCAUSE}) |
03:47.51 | IronHelix\AFK | Thanks |
03:48.04 | rkeels | that is exactly what I have in my extensions.conf file and I keep getting a dns error |
03:48.14 | rkeels | yet all my dns is set up precisely |
03:48.19 | ManxPowe1 | rkeels: I'm still waiting for the ACTUAL Dial line. |
03:48.21 | rkeels | as it should be |
03:48.25 | ManxPowe1 | rkeels: we will get to the DNS error |
03:48.29 | rkeels | all of my digs resolve |
03:49.26 | ManxPowe1 | First we need to determine if it is a FALSE error. i.e. indicates it is a DNS error where it might really be a totally different problem that is causing the DNS error |
03:49.57 | rkeels | exten => 2218,1,Dial(2218@sea-na-pbx3251.na.eedinc.net,30,t) |
03:49.58 | ManxPowe1 | Now, paste the Dial line from your extensions.conf |
03:50.24 | ManxPowe1 | rkeels: is sea-na-pbx3251.na.eedinc.net a hostname or a sip.conf [sea-na-pbx3251.na.eedinc.net] |
03:50.37 | rkeels | I mean.............exten => 2218,1,Dial(SIP/2218@sea-na-pbx3251.na.eedinc.net,30,t) |
03:50.58 | rkeels | it is host and domain |
03:51.15 | ManxPowe1 | rkeels: you need to copy and paste or we will waste massive amounts of time on trvial typo or transcription errors |
03:51.16 | rkeels | hsot is sea-na-pbx3251 |
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03:51.52 | ManxPowe1 | you have a DNS problem. That host does not resolve for me |
03:52.18 | ManxPowe1 | rkeels: you do understand that dialing by ip or hostname pretty much bypasses much of sip.conf, right? |
03:52.22 | rkeels | I need to vpn in to get access and then I can't even past it because this comp is on a different network then the station I use to vpn in |
03:52.33 | ManxPowe1 | rkeels: then I cannot help you |
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03:53.00 | rkeels | That host is on a private corp network so it wont resolve for you |
03:53.49 | rkeels | give me ten then and I will c if I can get the exact line. |
03:54.25 | rkeels | No I am not aware that sip.conf isn't used in this case |
03:54.45 | ManxPowe1 | Paste the ACTUAL error message off the CLI too. |
03:55.32 | rkeels | k give me five |
04:02.12 | aydiosmio | FIVE ISOVER! |
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04:43.55 | rkeels | back |
04:44.01 | rkeels | had power outage |
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04:49.49 | frk2 | Hi dudes |
04:50.01 | frk2 | Simple question! |
04:50.10 | frk2 | how do i do a loopback test on my te110p? |
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04:51.30 | Dav1 | wow... quite the crowd in here... pretty quiet, though :) |
04:51.46 | frk2 | hahah |
04:51.48 | frk2 | anybody? |
04:51.51 | frk2 | please please |
04:51.58 | JT | frk2: make a loopback cable i'd guess |
04:52.04 | frk2 | i got the loopback cable |
04:52.07 | frk2 | its pretty simple |
04:52.08 | DaveKillion | + |
04:52.09 | frk2 | but now what |
04:52.15 | JT | zttool i think |
04:52.16 | DaveKillion | Loop it? |
04:53.08 | frk2 | awrite |
04:53.21 | frk2 | test = controlled inputs + expected results |
04:53.42 | frk2 | i know neither the input (maybe zttool) and i definitely dont know what to expect to pass or fail the test |
04:54.09 | JT | have you opened zttool yet? |
04:54.27 | frk2 | oh crack. thats the GUI program? |
04:54.50 | JT | it's ncurses or similar |
04:54.56 | JT | it does not need x windows |
04:55.05 | JT | have you tried to open it yet? just try it |
04:55.07 | frk2 | no i didnt spend more than 2 minutes trying to get it to compile |
04:55.08 | JT | that is my advice |
04:55.11 | frk2 | needs libnewt |
04:55.15 | frk2 | which i couldn't find |
04:55.17 | JT | then install it |
04:55.31 | DaveKillion | Just got my TDM11B last night, and have been playing with it with TrixBox... fun stuff... |
04:55.39 | frk2 | im stupid and there was a time we were novell partners, so i installed SLES 9 on it |
04:55.59 | frk2 | now getting libnewt is a big pain |
04:56.06 | frk2 | debian is the word on the street |
04:56.28 | DaveKillion | Gentoo's really good for CLI-based servers |
04:56.42 | DaveKillion | but I've not tried Asterisk on it |
04:57.03 | DaveKillion | I whimped out and went 'Box instead |
04:58.24 | JT | debian is god for servers |
04:58.28 | JT | good |
04:58.47 | JT | frk2: i don't see how hard it could be to install libnewt |
04:59.07 | DaveKillion | pretty sure I've messed up my config for the analog trunk outbound, however, as I don't get audio out, and I get a timeout from the phone company when I try to dial out |
04:59.29 | DaveKillion | I've seen people comment on that before on the boards, but now I can't find those posts |
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05:06.19 | DaveKillion | I'm doing a phone -> FXO -> Asterisk -> FXS -> Telco ----> Cell Phone test |
05:06.47 | JT | well that's wrong |
05:06.56 | JT | phones use FXS interfaces |
05:07.02 | JT | telco uses FXO interfaces |
05:07.13 | DaveKillion | sorry, new to the terms, I have it wired correctly |
05:07.16 | DaveKillion | I get dial tone |
05:07.31 | JT | and FXS interfaces use FXO signalling in asterisk, FXO vice-versa |
05:07.33 | JT | ah ok |
05:07.55 | DaveKillion | I can call from the telset to a SIP phone logged on to the Asterisk server |
05:08.13 | frk2 | JT not that hard |
05:08.15 | DaveKillion | and calls into the trunk from the telco work |
05:08.20 | frk2 | i just need to pop in CDs |
05:08.23 | frk2 | which is gay |
05:08.35 | frk2 | guess i could use YUM |
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05:08.42 | JT | i see, you could also download the relevant stuff |
05:08.43 | DaveKillion | "real men compile" frk2? :) |
05:08.47 | JT | or compile them |
05:09.04 | frk2 | dude if you can find me the source for libnewt i would be a happy man |
05:09.07 | frk2 | i have been unable to |
05:09.25 | TechCentric-Will | can someone help me get my cisco 7960 phone working? i just bought it off ebay, i have a tftp server running and my friend gave me all his firmware...trying to get it to talk sip instead of cisco call manager |
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05:11.33 | DaveKillion | oh, and the Digium/Asterisk forum's been compromised - see all the porn spam we've been getting? |
05:12.43 | Sephen | When I call from one Asterisk system to another via IAX2, the Callerid(number) gets transferred, but not the name. Is there some setting I'm missing, or does IAX2 not transfer callerID name? |
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05:22.01 | Qwell | DaveKillion: You wouldn't happen to live in MN, would you? |
05:23.14 | DaveKillion | Sorry, no... Silicon Valley here |
05:23.17 | Qwell | k |
05:23.26 | DaveKillion | My mom lives up in TRF, through |
05:23.47 | DaveKillion | different last name, though |
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05:31.43 | Snake-Eyes | TechCentric-Will, if i recall correctly, you need some sort of sip lic. from cisco to run if with other systems. |
05:32.46 | TechCentric-Will | you just need the licence to get the firmware, i jave the firmware from my buddy, but i cant seem to get it to push onto the phone |
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05:35.21 | Sephen | TechCentric-Will: We started out with a Cisco 7960 for our Asterisk testing, over 2 years ago. It was a pain to get the firmware and the phone configured correctly. Keep in mind, using that firmware is illegal - the Phones cost around $300 per phone, and then another $140 or some crap for the license for each phone. |
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05:35.41 | Sephen | Switching to Polycom was the best thing we did. |
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05:36.10 | Strom_C | Sephen: where the hell were you getting the license from? last I checked it's like $8 a phone for the license |
05:36.33 | Supaplex | still, they are tEh suck |
05:36.40 | TechCentric-Will | im not too worried about the legality of it, i got the software, from a firend, he has the licences, its not totally legal but atleast i didnt otrrent it or anything |
05:36.51 | Sephen | Strom_C: For the SIP image? Skinny was cheap, I remember that, but not SIP. |
05:36.57 | Supaplex | I'd buy em just for target practice |
05:37.06 | Strom_C | i use both cisco and polycom phones, and I'm happy with both of them...although the polycom phones sound muddier than the ciscos |
05:37.16 | Sephen | Its been close to 2 years since I've looked at the Cisco phones. We've become a Polycom dealer since then. |
05:37.41 | TechCentric-Will | i like the polycom and snom phones also, but thats not what i have |
05:37.56 | TechCentric-Will | i had a polycom at one point by i dropped it in a move and the screen broke |
05:38.06 | Sephen | Strom_C: Which Polycoms? I wasn't too impressed with the cheaper Polycoms, but we've had really good luck with the 600s. |
05:38.07 | TechCentric-Will | decided to get something new to play with |
05:38.24 | Strom_C | Sephen: I've got an IP430 |
05:38.28 | TechCentric-Will | strom would you be able to help me get this thing going? |
05:38.40 | Strom_C | TechCentric-Will: what is it, exactly? |
05:38.51 | Sephen | Strom_C: Yeah, thats basically their 300 with a speakerphone in it. We've mainly used the 600s everywhere. |
05:39.12 | TechCentric-Will | its a 7960 with firmware version 6.0(4.0) |
05:39.15 | Strom_C | Sephen: at some point I will have to try the 601 or 650 |
05:39.31 | TechCentric-Will | need to get it talking sip since i dont have a callmanager system |
05:39.42 | Strom_C | got a sip image? |
05:39.45 | Sephen | Strom_C: I'd like to get a 650 for my office - I hate florescent lighting, so its usally dark in my office. backlit screens are nice. |
05:39.49 | TechCentric-Will | yeah all of them |
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05:40.48 | TechCentric-Will | i have a tftp server running on my machine, and the firmware in the tftp root dir, i have the tftp server set to my machine in the phone, and its set to use alternate tftp server |
05:40.59 | TechCentric-Will | phone boots, and just sits at "configuring ip" |
05:41.09 | TechCentric-Will | it has an ip from my dhcp on my linksys router |
05:41.33 | Strom_C | does it try and talk to your dhcp server? |
05:41.34 | Strom_C | er |
05:41.37 | Strom_C | tftp server |
05:41.43 | TechCentric-Will | as far as i can tell, no |
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05:42.39 | Strom_C | odd |
05:42.42 | Strom_C | nothing shows up in syslog? |
05:43.01 | TechCentric-Will | its actually a windows machine runnig my tftpd |
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05:43.16 | TechCentric-Will | was told by the same friend that gave me the firmware that this solarwinds tftp server works ok |
05:43.16 | Strom_C | TechCentric-Will: you must like pain |
05:43.26 | Sephen | TechCentric-Will: You have to have a tftp server setup for the Cisco, and that is an option you configure in your DHCP server. Does the Linksys router have the option to specify a tftp server option? |
05:43.44 | TechCentric-Will | i doubt it, but i can look |
05:44.02 | Sephen | TechCentric-Will: If you didn't set it, its not going to know how to get back to it. :) |
05:44.19 | Sephen | I can paste you my config for our old 7960 if you'd like. |
05:44.21 | Strom_C | Sephen: he's set the tftp server address manually in the telephone |
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05:45.49 | TechCentric-Will | yes |
05:46.56 | TechCentric-Will | what should the operation vlan id and admin vlan id be set to? |
05:47.18 | Strom_C | i dont think you need to worry about those |
05:47.39 | TechCentric-Will | ok just looking at all the settings trying to see if theres something i missed] |
05:48.08 | Sephen | I sent you a private msg with the configs, did you get them? |
05:48.20 | TechCentric-Will | yeah thanks |
05:48.27 | Sephen | No prob. |
05:48.53 | Sephen | Thats about all of the detail I can provide on that subject. Like I said, its been 2 years since I've looked at the Cisco phones. |
05:49.02 | TechCentric-Will | alright |
05:49.04 | TechCentric-Will | thanks |
05:49.16 | TechCentric-Will | maybe ill sell this damn thing and buy a polycom |
05:49.17 | Sephen | When I call from one Asterisk system to another via IAX2, the Callerid(number) gets transferred, but not the name. Is there some setting I'm missing, or does IAX2 not transfer callerID name? |
05:50.00 | Strom_C | Sephen: IAX2 should transfer calling party name |
05:50.11 | Strom_C | are you even setting the name field? |
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05:52.12 | yxa | how does asterisk get its DIALSTATUS? |
05:52.29 | Strom_C | yxa: it's set by the Dial() application upon exit |
05:52.53 | Sephen | Storm_C: Maybe thats what I'm confused on. A call comes in via our PRI, gets answered by Asterisk, they hit an extension, which routes the call to another Asterisk box via IAX2 trunking. On the remote Asterisk box, the system shows number only, but not name. On the original box, it shows both. I'm not setting anything, but I'm confused on how to set it, since I'd basically be saying callerID(name) = $callerID(name). |
05:53.33 | Strom_C | Sephen: do me a favor and pastebin up the relevant iax.conf entries on both boxes and the relevant dialplan logic on both boxes |
05:53.40 | yxa | Strom_C it doesn't get it from the opposite party? I mean how does it know when 10 mins of silence is ANSWER or CANCEL etc |
05:53.53 | Strom_C | yxa: answer supervision |
05:55.02 | yxa | Strom_C so if i'm using sip, is answer supervision under chan_sip? |
05:55.55 | Strom_C | yxa: I don't think I quite understand what you're asking |
05:57.02 | yxa | Strom_C sorry. what i'm trying to understand is how is the DIALSTATUS assigned |
05:57.45 | Strom_C | yxa: the Dial() application sets ${DIALSTATUS} based on progress and supervision messages it receives from the relevant channel driver |
05:58.36 | yxa | Strom_C is the sip implementation weak in that? i am getting discrepancies from the bill i received from my ISP |
05:58.52 | Strom_C | what kinds of discrepancies? |
05:59.40 | yxa | billing discrepancies. minutes log by them an not by us and vice versa |
05:59.59 | Strom_C | well, obviously |
06:00.03 | Strom_C | but give me an example |
06:00.46 | yxa | for eg, 1 call was logged by them as 50 mins but we only clocked 20 |
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06:01.13 | Strom_C | yxa: are the start times identical? |
06:01.46 | yxa | mostly. |
06:01.53 | Strom_C | what do you mean "mostly"? |
06:02.46 | yxa | there are calls which we did not capture at all |
06:03.36 | Strom_C | are you completely certain that your PBX is the only device placing calls on this account? |
06:03.56 | yxa | yeah |
06:05.40 | yxa | another example. we were charged for silence as well. so how does asterisk tell if is answered? |
06:06.07 | JT | on pri, easy, Q.931 messages over the D channel |
06:06.10 | Strom_C | it honestly sounds like your telco is on crack. |
06:06.26 | JT | on analogue, unless you have answer supervision, asterisk assumes it's answered immediately, for an FXO line |
06:07.22 | yxa | we are using PRI |
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06:08.05 | JT | yxa: there are Q.931 messages from the telco to advise a call has been answered |
06:08.16 | Strom_C | yxa: I thought you said you were using SIP |
06:08.27 | yxa | its a calling card system |
06:08.27 | Strom_C | yxa: who is your telephone company |
06:08.42 | yxa | pri for the users, sip for idd |
06:09.13 | yxa | Strom_C singtel |
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06:13.33 | yxa | everyone: if someone were to challenge you on the accuracy of asterisk's ${DIALSTATUS}, what would be your stand? |
06:13.49 | JT | from all reports, it's pretty inaccurate |
06:14.01 | Strom_C | it depends on what you have it hooked to |
06:14.18 | Strom_C | the dialstatus is only as reliable as the supervision information passed from the telco |
06:14.36 | Strom_C | so if the telco can't tell a supervised call from it's own asshole, then you have quite a big problem there :) |
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06:16.15 | yxa | Strom_C does it help to tell you what commercial equipment my sip trunk is hooked to? |
06:16.44 | JT | wait, the stuff you are being billED for, is coming from SIP, isn't it |
06:16.58 | yxa | jt we maintain our own CDRs too |
06:17.08 | JT | so q.931 messages on pri only say if a customer is connected |
06:17.09 | yxa | and they don't gel |
06:17.27 | JT | no whether your SIP provider believes you are connected |
06:17.30 | JT | s/no/not/ |
06:17.31 | yxa | yeah |
06:17.54 | Tond | hi I am trying to do call forward using * but am nt getting very far. I get to save the number in the CFIM db, hwoever not sure what procedure i need to write to check and see if the call forward is on and if so call the forwarded extention or proceed with the original extension |
06:18.02 | Tond | any tips is highly appreciated |
06:18.15 | JT | Tond: freepbx/trixbox? |
06:18.28 | Tond | Asterisk |
06:18.35 | Tond | v 1.2 |
06:18.41 | JT | what is the CFIM db? |
06:18.59 | Tond | Set(DB(CFIM/${CALLERID(NUM)})=${EXTEN:4}) |
06:19.36 | JT | use of GotoIf in the extension would do it |
06:19.41 | JT | that checks the db |
06:19.55 | JT | and sends it to the relevant number |
06:20.40 | Tond | so how do i check if that original extension (caller id in the above) ahs any enteries in the * DB? |
06:21.49 | yxa | Strom_C so ultimately, DIALSTATUS is passed from the telco and not generated by * |
06:22.14 | JT | asterisk interprets messages and indications from the telco/line |
06:22.21 | JT | and creates a resultant DIALSTATUS |
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06:22.47 | yxa | JT is the algorithm bugfree in 1.2? |
06:22.49 | JT | looking at the source code for the relevant channel driver (eg chan_sip.c) is probably the best way to see exactly how it's determined |
06:22.55 | JT | i doubt it |
06:23.09 | JT | bugfree is a very hard claim to make anyway |
06:23.10 | file | algorithm? |
06:23.12 | orlok | ahh |
06:23.18 | orlok | read the fucking source, heh |
06:23.21 | yxa | JT well, maybe i should ask if its reliable |
06:23.30 | orlok | dont ask that either |
06:23.31 | orlok | ;) |
06:23.34 | JT | i'm not sure, i've heard mixed reports |
06:23.36 | file | if you are talking SIP then your progress for a call should be sent out of band using SIP signalling |
06:24.31 | yxa | file "should" ? |
06:24.50 | file | doesn't mean that the remote device will do it as it doesn't "have" to |
06:24.55 | JT | meaning your provider should send accurate indications via SIP |
06:25.23 | JT | it's good to make sure you have a reasonable RTP timeout too |
06:25.35 | JT | as SIP itself doesn't know if RTP has failed |
06:26.17 | yxa | JT what's a good value to set it to? |
06:26.26 | JT | i dunno |
06:26.36 | JT | hopefully your SIP provider has disabled silence detection |
06:26.40 | JT | otherwise that can cause issues |
06:26.55 | JT | (false hangups during silence) |
06:27.54 | yxa | JT there are times that when users call its silent but they actually charge us for it |
06:28.19 | Strom_C | yxa: you realize that something can answer and still be silent, right? |
06:29.49 | yxa | nod |
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06:36.32 | yxa | Strom_C would it help if i try using SER instead? |
06:36.51 | Strom_C | I don't see why. |
06:37.11 | Strom_C | you need to troubleshoot, not try things blindly |
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06:40.24 | Strom_C | yo rudholm |
06:40.38 | rudholm | yo Strom_C |
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06:55.28 | Strom_C | now it's time to play "track the package" |
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06:55.52 | rudholm | what'd you buy? |
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06:56.59 | Strom_C | aastra 480i |
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06:57.52 | Strom_C | a client is doing a big install with these, so I figure I should have one to dink around with |
06:57.58 | rudholm | I prefer progressive-scan myself :) |
06:58.05 | Strom_C | hahaha |
06:58.09 | rudholm | oh yes, any excuse to buy a phone is good in my book! :) |
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06:59.14 | rudholm | the keypad looks a lot like a nortel meridian type set |
06:59.31 | Strom_C | yeah, aastra acquired the nortel analog phone division a number of years ago |
06:59.38 | rudholm | in fact, the whole phone looks very nortel-ish |
06:59.42 | rudholm | ah |
06:59.46 | rudholm | that would explain that |
06:59.58 | Strom_C | it rings like a nortel, too |
07:00.08 | rudholm | and that's not a bad thing |
07:00.37 | Strom_C | yeah, I like the Nortel ring |
07:01.48 | Strom_C | pleasant yet catches your attention |
07:02.09 | rudholm | like certain humans ;-) |
07:02.16 | Strom_C | haha |
07:02.52 | Sephen | Strom_C: Thanks again. I'm off to bed. |
07:03.00 | Strom_C | you're we---ok |
07:03.50 | Chris-NB | hi |
07:04.01 | Strom_C | hello |
07:04.03 | Chris-NB | how can I install asterisk to a special directory? |
07:04.05 | rudholm | hi Chris-NB |
07:04.16 | Chris-NB | so I can tar it an move to another box? |
07:04.31 | Chris-NB | need to do that for zaptel, libpri, asterisk and wanpipe drivers |
07:04.35 | Chris-NB | anyone knows? |
07:05.16 | rudholm | generally it's a make option |
07:05.32 | rudholm | but your systems will have to be identical for everything to be "portable" |
07:05.32 | Chris-NB | how/where ? |
07:06.02 | Chris-NB | are these options? |
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07:08.45 | rudholm | you probably want to take a look at your Makefile |
07:10.30 | rudholm | which Linux distribution are you using, btw? |
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07:15.42 | Chris-NB | rudholm, a debian |
07:17.03 | rudholm | it might be easier to just use a precomipled apt package |
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07:17.22 | rudholm | or create one yourself, if you need to customize something |
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08:15.22 | gripner | hey all |
08:15.24 | gripner | question |
08:16.24 | gripner | i see something called 6100 - Call que when i view under users,Confer,voicemail. but I DONT see it under menu option call queues |
08:16.41 | gripner | and i need to remove it, its grayed out under all menues wher i can see it |
08:17.48 | gripner | anyone have a bright idea? |
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08:25.30 | adeeln | anyone have any tips onto why i am getting error compilition issues in: chan_zap.c: In function 'zt_call': |
08:25.39 | adeeln | ? |
08:28.12 | adeeln | i'm pasting the full error message at: http://pastebin.ca/279743 |
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09:06.26 | Rahail | s |
09:06.32 | Rahail | any one here who make softphone |
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09:29.47 | kippi | hey |
09:30.40 | kippi | I have a incoming call, it gets answered and then plays a message, whist the message is play I would like people to press 1 for exten 101 etc, I have coded this in but its not seeing the key press's |
09:36.04 | Rahail | kippi i have same problem |
09:36.05 | Rahail | :( |
09:38.04 | kippi | it was working yesterday |
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10:00.37 | hackeron | hey, I'm having the following problem, I have the following: sipgate <> asterisk <> phone-local-network -- There is no firewall on the asterisk box and the phone is on the same network as the asterisk box pointing to asterisk as 192.168.0.1. My problem is one way audio - people can hear me but I can't hear them. Any ideas? |
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10:04.38 | kippi | I have a incoming call, it gets answered and then plays a message, whist the message is play I would like people to press 1 for exten 101 etc, I have coded this in but its not seeing the key press's |
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10:17.55 | hackeron | I think my problem is the attempting native bridge -- the phones are on the local network with IP addresses 192.168.0.8 and 192.168.0.9, asterisk is 192.168.0.1 and 81.86... --- so how do I stop this attempting native bridge and have everything go through asterisk? |
10:19.19 | Assid | hackeron: why would you not want a native bridge? |
10:19.29 | Assid | i mean that increases your quality output.. |
10:19.53 | hackeron | Assid: currently people that call can hear me but I can't hear them :) |
10:20.04 | hackeron | Assid: so that's a bigger problem than sound quality at this stage |
10:20.21 | Assid | canreinvite=no |
10:20.26 | Assid | add that to your phones context |
10:20.43 | hackeron | trying |
10:20.47 | Assid | and your outgoing calls' context |
10:20.52 | Assid | in sip.conf ofcourse |
10:22.06 | hackeron | beautiful! |
10:23.23 | hackeron | ok, so that allowed me to have audio both ways - but asterisk and the phones are on the same network, the asterisk box is the gateway so how do I get it to work without canreinvite=no? |
10:24.01 | Assid | whats wron with it now? |
10:24.21 | hackeron | nothing, it works with canreinvite=no, but not with canreinvite=yes |
10:24.28 | Assid | ofcourse not |
10:24.40 | hackeron | lol |
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10:24.58 | Assid | canreinvite lets the phone connect to the outside.. and apparently the location you are calling has a nat too.. |
10:25.20 | Assid | so the opposite * server gets confused if it receives the nat'd phone ip |
10:25.21 | hackeron | it has a nat, but no firewall and I had nat=yes |
10:25.43 | Assid | doesnt matter.. the ip it realizes its on is the nat'd ip |
10:25.59 | Assid | make sure you modify the sip.conf to mention the 'externalip' |
10:26.18 | hackeron | what if the externalip is dynamic? |
10:26.35 | Assid | then use a host.. like dyndns |
10:26.47 | Assid | externhost i think is the directive |
10:26.52 | Assid | read up the comments in sip.conf |
10:26.55 | hackeron | ah, excellent |
10:27.05 | Assid | but you should leave canreinvite=no |
10:28.13 | kippi | I have a incoming call, it gets answered and then plays a message, whist the message is play I would like people to press 1 for exten 101 etc, I have coded this in but its not seeing the key press's |
10:29.25 | Assid | are you using play() or background() |
10:33.05 | hackeron | Assid: ok, thanks for the help - the quality is really good even with canreinvite=no |
10:33.16 | Assid | yep |
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10:33.30 | Assid | as long as you dont resample.. your fine |
10:33.47 | Assid | you calling from 1 box to another? or to some providers terminator |
10:33.51 | kippi | working!! |
10:33.55 | kippi | Thanks Assid!! |
10:34.20 | hackeron | Assid: calling to some provider/terminator |
10:34.37 | Assid | which one? |
10:34.43 | hackeron | Assid: pipecall and sipgate |
10:34.43 | Assid | if you dont mind me asking |
10:34.46 | Assid | k |
10:35.02 | Rahail | kippi |
10:35.06 | Rahail | did you get it work |
10:35.12 | Rahail | what you did please tell me |
10:35.13 | hackeron | Assid: pipecall is very cheap outgoing, and sipgate is cheaper mobile calls and local incoming |
10:35.57 | Assid | hrmm uk based |
10:36.05 | hackeron | yep |
10:36.32 | Assid | legend.co.uk rihgt? |
10:36.39 | Assid | thats going realllllly slow for me |
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10:37.10 | Assid | kippi: usng the wrong function ? |
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10:39.24 | hackeron | Assid: yeah, legend |
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10:44.31 | Chris-NB | hi |
10:44.37 | Rahail | ./ |
10:44.48 | Chris-NB | anyone played around with presence watcher/ing ? |
10:45.09 | Chris-NB | especialy with grandstream gxp-2000 |
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10:45.48 | Guest^DJ | hi anyone work with adit600 before? |
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10:55.21 | adeeln | has anyone compiled asterisk extensions with uclibc ? |
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11:29.46 | in-pt | Hi all |
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11:30.32 | in-pt | I am getting some weird logs on asterisk cli.if i dials on a extension which is offline "482 loop detected" |
11:31.09 | in-pt | whats the reason for that ..and it looks for the extension in local context.but i dont want local context to come in my dial plan |
11:31.18 | in-pt | any suggestion..anyone ? |
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11:53.04 | ghenry | what's the point of AsteriskNOW? When there's trixbox. Why are Digium trying so hard to steal Trixbox contributors and users? |
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11:58.10 | Skarmeth | hi all |
11:59.29 | kippi | is there away to make say 10 extenstions without making them agents? |
12:00.51 | Hermione_ | why not? |
12:01.01 | Hello2007 | <Hello2007> i have a problem that one someone call me and hang up before i answer, asterisk still process the call and send it to the voicemail,and when i open my voice i get a message with dial tone busy |
12:01.02 | Hello2007 | <Hello2007> in the message i hear the busy dial tone |
12:01.17 | Hermione_ | 101, 102,103,...,110. |
12:01.46 | Skarmeth | I am trying to get lastest (trunnk) gastman source code from Digium's SVN repo (svn checkout http://svn.digium.com/svn/gastman/trunk gastman) but I only get a "svn: REPORT request failed on '/svn/gastman/!svn/vcc/default' <newline> svn: REPORT of '/svn/gastman/!svn/vcc/default': 400 Bad Request (http://svn.digium.com)" fail message |
12:04.58 | kippi | Hermione_ Like this? exten => s,3,Dial(sip/1130,1131,1133,1134,1135,1136,1138,1141,1139) |
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12:07.07 | Hermione_ | kippi: in this case they will ring all together |
12:07.56 | kippi | hmm they dnt seem to |
12:08.57 | Hermione_ | kippi: sip/1130&sip/1131&sip/1133...... |
12:11.30 | monsted | urgh, windows support is evil |
12:11.40 | monsted | mostly because of the users |
12:11.42 | monsted | i hate users |
12:11.56 | monsted | life as an admin would be so much easier if we had no users |
12:12.46 | Hermione_ | monsted: but only servers... |
12:14.28 | Skarmeth | monsted, if sys/net admins don't have users, we don't have jobs... who will break things? |
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12:15.16 | monsted | Skarmeth: don't get all realistic on me |
12:15.39 | monsted | i want a world with no pesky users where i have lots of time to play world of warcraft |
12:17.02 | Skarmeth | My dream are watch users walking in a indian queue in a mountain and jumping inside of an active volcano... |
12:17.16 | monsted | lemmings! |
12:18.21 | Skarmeth | does someone has a tarball of gastman latest source? |
12:18.34 | Skarmeth | I can't get it from Digium SVN... |
12:27.27 | kippi | Hermione_ That config gives me this error Dial argument takes format (technology/[device:]number1) |
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12:30.18 | kippi | got it working :) |
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12:36.48 | kippi | if I just want to make the extenstions ring and ring and nerver stop until someone picks up what would I want to put at the end of my dial command |
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12:49.52 | benjamin | hello |
12:50.14 | benjamin | is there anyone who can help me with callforwarding in freepbx? |
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12:53.31 | benjamin | hello |
12:53.40 | benjamin | is there anyone who can help me with callforwarding in freepbx? |
12:54.52 | Nivex | benjamin: there's a #freepbx channel afaik. They can probably help you better with the specifics of that platform. |
12:55.34 | Nivex | hmm... maybe not... must be thinking of another platform |
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12:55.57 | benjamin | do you know wich platform? |
12:56.03 | benjamin | ok |
12:56.06 | benjamin | thanks |
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13:00.04 | santibiotico | hi |
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13:02.04 | santibiotico | i have a little problem with zaptel and quadbri...it all is working fine, but when i dial any number, i can hear two dial tones |
13:02.41 | santibiotico | any idea about how to hear only one tone |
13:02.49 | santibiotico | :? |
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13:09.05 | vaineh | im using a digium tdm400p on trixbox with nokia e61's on the wireless network acting as sip phones. when i call in externally it rings twice before my sip phones ring.. anyone got any idea why? |
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13:10.41 | jerryoc | maybe the progressinband option me thinks |
13:10.48 | jerryoc | tried that? |
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13:20.56 | QbY | Is there an Asterisk function which will check for the presence of a channel variable? |
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13:23.00 | Hello2007 | does anyone one what these field do in zapata.conf? |
13:23.03 | Hello2007 | prewink: Sets the pre-wink timing. |
13:23.04 | Hello2007 | preflash: Sets the pre-flash timing. |
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13:23.54 | Hello2007 | whts the wink and whtas the flash? |
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13:36.16 | navigo | is there a searchable index of the asterisk mailling list? |
13:36.33 | QbY | navigo: google.com -> site:lists.digium.com |
13:36.33 | tmccrary | Do regular FXO gateways work in China? |
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13:36.57 | navigo | thanks. |
13:37.17 | punkgode | anyone knows if attended transfers in a queue should be logged in queu_log ? or just blind transfers are supported? |
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13:38.50 | punkgode | I'm using both kind of transfers, and can't get attended transfers to log in queue_log... like it never happened |
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13:45.54 | navigo | anyone here have any experience trying to project callerid down a pri on which the asterisk interface is in pri_net mode? |
13:46.13 | navigo | when the pri is in pri_cpe mode, I can project fine. |
13:46.36 | DrukenHME | i would assume it's the same, set it and send it |
13:46.57 | navigo | unfortunately not. |
13:47.18 | navigo | I have used a couple of atlas 550s to sniff the traffic and the setup of the call is even different. |
13:47.48 | navigo | when the asterisk interface is in pri_cpe, it sends the CID Name in the setup message as a facility message IE-1C |
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13:48.36 | navigo | when the * interface is in pri_net, it sends the CID Name as a Display message, which seems to not be read by most KSU equipment. |
13:48.54 | navigo | (that is most as in the equipment I have available to test with here) |
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13:50.18 | mendol | guys can I connect 2 analog lines to SPA9000 and forward them to SIP trunk? |
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13:54.03 | DrukenHME | mendol: from what i see the spa9000 is FXS only |
13:56.23 | mendol | so any linksys with fxo support? |
13:56.35 | mendol | so i could connect analog line, convert it and send to sip trunk? |
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13:56.39 | DrukenHME | yep.... |
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13:57.49 | DrukenHME | but i don't use them.... |
13:58.03 | mendol | well its much more complicated |
13:58.09 | mendol | and have to solve that problem |
13:58.42 | DrukenHME | use x100p cards... |
13:59.03 | DrukenHME | or have a voip carrier port them.... |
13:59.48 | mendol | i need to find cheap solution for connecting 2 departaments of same company |
14:00.24 | mendol | one has telephone-exchange and need to connect it to 2nd departament using voip |
14:00.36 | qwertz | Hi, when I use the "zap show channels" I can see the incoming calls but not the outgoing ones - so is this some kind of misconfiguration on my side or is this intended behavior ( and if yes how can I get a complete list of all zap channels in use atm on a * 1.0.10)? |
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14:00.42 | tmccrary | Do any of you guys know much about China's PSTN and POTS lines there? |
14:02.19 | DrukenHME | isn't china much like canada as for pots? |
14:03.09 | tmccrary | I don't know, is it? :( |
14:03.35 | tmccrary | My issue is I am getting one way audio in China with an FXO gateway. I can here the person fine, but the person in China can't hear me |
14:03.49 | tmccrary | I'm not going through a NAT and voip-voip calls work fine |
14:04.09 | tmccrary | The issue seems to be at the gateway/phone lines |
14:05.23 | DrukenHME | could it be the tx level on the device? |
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14:06.56 | tmccrary | hmm, let me try, thanks |
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14:08.02 | DirtyD | Hi. |
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14:08.14 | DirtyD | Does anyone know if asterisk has any CALEA support? |
14:08.25 | tmccrary | wow, one line just gives me an explosion of static |
14:08.36 | tmccrary | China's phone lines are crazy |
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14:15.05 | tzanger | ok maybe a dumb question... I've enabled the http server in Asterisk (trunk from yesterday) -- I can hit it on port 8088 but I can't pull up anything at all |
14:15.29 | Katty | :< |
14:15.45 | Katty | my boss scheduled me to be in a meeting...with the phone company...cause apparently they have a lil centrex thingy. |
14:15.59 | Katty | i can't believe they're even entertaining this guy. |
14:16.01 | tzanger | http://ip.of.asterisk.box/asterisk/ajamdemo.html, /asterisk/static-http/, /static-http/, /... can't find it |
14:16.24 | tzanger | centrex is well-established and gives the boss a warm fuzzy feeling |
14:16.54 | Katty | this company is not well established...and it gives me a haty churning feeling inside. |
14:17.03 | Katty | they couldn't get voIP working after 2 months of work... |
14:17.04 | tzanger | Katty: but centrex is, that's the point |
14:17.10 | Katty | it took them 3 months to get our t1 turned on |
14:17.15 | Katty | i wanna strangle these people. |
14:17.45 | Katty | tzanger: can it do anything asterisk can't? |
14:17.54 | tzanger | yes and no |
14:17.56 | Katty | tzanger: does it run on pretty linux? :< |
14:18.09 | tzanger | centrex can get you your rollover and stuff that you cannot get easily with 1FL (normal business) lines |
14:18.25 | tzanger | but if you're pulling your calls in over a DID or are willing to play with centrex's hookflashing, you can make it work |
14:18.31 | tzanger | you don't want to play with centrex's hookflashing, btw |
14:18.39 | Katty | is it skeery? |
14:18.41 | tzanger | no it doesn't run linux, it runs on the telco switch |
14:18.46 | Katty | eww |
14:18.52 | Katty | butbut |
14:18.53 | Katty | but |
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14:19.02 | Katty | how's it going to talk to the jabber server and spam people )= |
14:19.10 | tzanger | it won't |
14:19.16 | Katty | andand, how's it going to ssh over to apollo and turn the music down |
14:19.20 | Katty | and play audio files over the speakers |
14:19.25 | Katty | with pretty public ssh keys :<<< |
14:19.54 | QbY | If I have:exten => s,2,Set(TIMEOUT(digit)=3) |
14:19.54 | QbY | exten => s,3,Set(TIMEOUT(response)=7) |
14:19.54 | QbY | ...and WaitExten(20) -- shouldn't asterisk drop me to the t,1 priority after 7 seconds? |
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14:20.05 | Katty | tzanger: i think this is all rubbish. |
14:20.08 | Katty | tzanger: i want my bash. |
14:20.14 | tzanger | nah it's just the old way |
14:21.13 | mendol | any linksys i can use to convert fxo incoming signal to voip? |
14:21.59 | tzanger | pap2na? |
14:22.04 | tzanger | or is that fxs |
14:22.05 | tzanger | I can't remember |
14:22.07 | tzanger | I don't use that stuff |
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14:24.12 | mendol | aha |
14:27.14 | mendol | i need smth which can convert my fxo signal to ip :-/ |
14:30.06 | DrukenHME | tzafrir: pap2 is FXS |
14:30.45 | DrukenHME | er.. god damn nick complette.. tzanger! |
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14:36.18 | DirtyD | Is there any CALEA support for Asterisk? |
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14:45.57 | blitzrage | DirtyD: you build it yourself |
14:45.58 | vaineh | wheres the main log file for asterisk/trixbox? |
14:46.04 | blitzrage | i.e. ChanSpy() |
14:46.12 | blitzrage | and MixMonitor() |
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14:46.39 | blitzrage | vaineh: ask in #freepbx |
14:47.03 | vaineh | rgr |
14:48.54 | tmccrary | CALEA is stupid :) |
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14:52.20 | shellshark | DirtyD: from the way i understand it from www.askcalea.net, as long as your system is able to unobtrusively record a call when law enforcement requests you to, you are CALEA-compliant |
14:52.35 | shellshark | http://www.askcalea.net/capability.html |
14:53.16 | shellshark | there are 4 main points there |
14:53.16 | shellshark | i think asterisk covers all of them out of the box |
14:53.17 | ChkDigit | So ChanSpy and Monitor make asterisk CALEA compliant? |
14:53.17 | coppice | which is impossible in a VoIP environment |
14:53.27 | ChkDigit | Unless you keep the server in the media path. |
14:53.41 | ChkDigit | And your users don't know how to get around it. |
14:53.50 | coppice | which would be really stupid |
14:54.14 | shellshark | which would be really smart, if you want to be calea-compliant ;) |
14:54.40 | coppice | which gets back to "CALEA is stupid" |
14:54.47 | shellshark | ChkDigit: for an ITSP with re-invites off, it's very simple |
14:54.50 | ChkDigit | It is just on request by law enforcement, right? |
14:54.55 | shellshark | ChkDigit: right |
14:55.09 | shellshark | coppice: no doubt about that, but we've got to abide by it |
14:55.15 | ChkDigit | So having a few number of devices forced to stay in the media path is not a big deal. |
14:55.40 | shellshark | a simple AGI should suffice |
14:55.52 | ChkDigit | The law if probably not going to say, "I want every call from everyone in your company, all the time." |
14:55.58 | shellshark | checkifuserisbeingwatchedbybigbrotherandmixmonitoraccordingly.agi ;) |
14:56.10 | coppice | I'm sure vonage's looses would be wondefully affected by all the audio going through their servers :-) |
14:56.16 | ChkDigit | You forgot the macro- in front. |
14:56.36 | shellshark | ChkDigit: that was the AGI filename ;) |
14:56.45 | ChkDigit | My bad. =) |
14:56.51 | Katty | file: today i'm gonna setup a jabber server, me thinks! |
14:57.01 | Katty | file: if i can figure it out, anyway. |
14:57.27 | shellshark | coppice: Vonage does a re-invite from the CPE directly to the PRI or what? |
14:59.04 | tzanger | findlay: who's the person you're with in your pic? |
14:59.08 | tzanger | er file not findlay |
14:59.10 | Katty | file: do you have a shiny apt-gettable jabber server? |
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14:59.19 | Katty | Zeeek: ! |
14:59.26 | file | Katty: nope |
14:59.28 | Zeeek | {{{{Katty}}} |
14:59.31 | Katty | file: awe )= |
14:59.52 | Zeeek | just what I need, several geeks eager to help me with a stupid question |
15:00.13 | *** join/#asterisk tsurk0 (n=tsurko@vpn-pppoe-213-240-242-237.megalan.bg) |
15:00.28 | Zeeek | I'm trying to dial a sip URI: dial(SIP/yermutha@domain.tld,30) ;;; for example |
15:00.43 | Zeeek | I get no route error |
15:01.28 | Zeeek | actually it's more like dial(SIP/canon.yermutha@domain.tld,30) |
15:01.30 | *** join/#asterisk puzzled (n=patrick@puzzled.xs4all.nl) |
15:01.36 | Zeeek | oh... crap |
15:01.47 | Zeeek | actually it's more like dial(SIP/yermutha@canon.domain.tld,30) |
15:01.57 | puzzled | hi |
15:02.08 | *** join/#asterisk mercestes (n=merceste@rrcs-71-41-157-70.sw.biz.rr.com) |
15:02.24 | Zeeek | the domain canon.domain.tld does NOT ping but it does work in other SIP phones. Is this a SRV trick? |
15:02.31 | fall0ut | Hrm, I need some cheap SIP termination for like 25-30million mins/month |
15:02.33 | fall0ut | who does that? |
15:02.44 | puzzled | level3 |
15:03.16 | *** join/#asterisk juanjoc (n=juanjoc@201.216.212.113) |
15:03.35 | shellshark | fall0ut: for that kind of volume you could get some real cheap rates... |
15:03.36 | blitzrage | will L(3) even take someone with that few minutes anymore? |
15:03.46 | shellshark | fall0ut: check with Level3 and XO |
15:03.49 | Zeeek | Katty hug appreciated but no answer ? |
15:04.03 | shellshark | blitzrage: they only have 1 million minute / month minimum |
15:04.10 | blitzrage | ahhhh gotcha |
15:04.28 | shellshark | blitzrage: 25-30 million minutes is nothing to sneeze at ;) |
15:04.38 | blitzrage | heh :) |
15:04.51 | file | blitzrage: ! |
15:04.52 | Zeeek | hi blitzrage by the way |
15:04.56 | blitzrage | file: !!! |
15:04.58 | blitzrage | Zeeek: !!! |
15:05.07 | pfhorge | seriously. That's 694 calls every minute of the month |
15:05.17 | file | APC is on my hate list |
15:05.18 | blitzrage | pfft... not even 700 :) |
15:06.01 | pfhorge | more than my office needs, with its 2 mighty PSTN lines |
15:06.07 | shellshark | file: why is APC on your hate list? |
15:06.15 | blitzrage | wow... who'd a thunk that creating an alarm clock could be so complicated |
15:06.37 | shellshark | blitzrage: a one-time alarm clock is no big deal |
15:06.37 | file | they woke me up early for a survey |
15:06.41 | blitzrage | I figured that was gonna take me like 2-3 hours... instead it was more like 2 days and 100 lines of dialplan logic and 2 PHP scripts |
15:06.45 | shellshark | blitzrage: recurring alarms are a major PITA |
15:06.49 | blitzrage | shellshark: this isn't a one-time alarm clock |
15:06.52 | shellshark | file: ah ;) |
15:06.59 | blitzrage | yah -- I built recurring, with snooze, and timezones |
15:07.13 | shellshark | blitzrage: can you hook me up? |
15:07.16 | blitzrage | attached to a DB, with failover inside a cluster |
15:07.26 | shellshark | url me ;) |
15:07.30 | blitzrage | shellshark: probably won't make much sense since its part of my own DB :) |
15:07.39 | shellshark | err, integrated? |
15:07.48 | blitzrage | yah.. integrated into a clustered, vPBX platform |
15:07.59 | shellshark | integrated into the DB i mean |
15:08.13 | shellshark | you're using SQL standard queries, right? |
15:08.31 | blitzrage | yes, information is stored into rows in a PGSQL database, and information read/written from func_odbc directly into the dialplan |
15:09.08 | shellshark | oh i never thought about doing that.... i was trying to use an AGI |
15:09.20 | shellshark | i like to keep the dialplan as simple as possible |
15:09.32 | shellshark | fork all the difficult logic stuffs to AGI scripts |
15:09.42 | blitzrage | AGI is too much overhead... func_odbc is less |
15:09.57 | blitzrage | plus func_odbc has failover DB now |
15:10.20 | blitzrage | I do some pretty crazy things in the DP now :) |
15:10.30 | pfhorge | Anyone had problems with phantom ringing / ring debounce in an ATA? |
15:11.01 | blitzrage | shellshark: wait for March or April... it might show up in a book :) |
15:11.32 | file | blitzrage: pfft |
15:11.43 | blitzrage | pffffft |
15:11.55 | blitzrage | file: you are soooo fired |
15:12.10 | file | you are totally not my boss |
15:12.18 | shellshark | fire! fire! fire! |
15:12.21 | blitzrage | maybe not... but I'm the boss OF you |
15:12.30 | shellshark | o_O |
15:12.32 | blitzrage | now go do my bidding! |
15:12.38 | blitzrage | (on ebay) |
15:12.43 | *** join/#asterisk Assid (i=assid@221.134.2.90) |
15:13.03 | shellshark | file: how does your +o react to such vulgarities? ;-) |
15:13.16 | shellshark | bah |
15:13.19 | shellshark | ;) |
15:13.19 | mercestes | pfhorge: Check your voicemail message waiting indicator. If "phantom rings" when you have a voicemail. Most common cause. |
15:14.11 | mercestes | pfhorge: It's a *feature*. |
15:14.45 | pfhorge | mercestes, I saw that in Digium's knowledge base, but we don't have voicemail on the line |
15:15.28 | mercestes | pfhorge: Hrm...which ATA? |
15:15.39 | pfhorge | TDM2400 |
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15:16.16 | shellshark | ... nice ATA ;) |
15:16.22 | mercestes | ... Yea. |
15:16.33 | mercestes | How many of those ATA's do you have? |
15:16.40 | shellshark | mercestes: it's not an ATA |
15:16.45 | *** join/#asterisk flujan (n=flujan@internet.nube.com.br) |
15:16.48 | mercestes | shellshark: I know. |
15:17.02 | pfhorge | I thought ATA was analog telephone adapter? |
15:17.09 | flujan | hi guys... I am searching for a good softphone that supports dial from browser. Like idefisk-biz. |
15:17.23 | flujan | Do you have recomendations? |
15:17.33 | flujan | I can also use the SIP protocol. |
15:17.52 | Rawplayer | anyone in here running * behind a obsd firewall with nat? |
15:17.59 | shellshark | flujan: nat |
15:18.00 | mercestes | pfhorge: It is. <mercestes> shellshark: I know. |
15:18.00 | mercestes | <pfhorge> I thought ATA was analog telephone ada |
15:18.07 | mercestes | ... |
15:18.07 | blitzrage | flujan: moziax |
15:18.08 | Dr-Linux|work | ~dict dejuidure |
15:18.09 | mercestes | damnit. |
15:18.14 | mercestes | http://www.mconnectinc.com/images/Linksys_PaP2.jpg |
15:18.16 | mercestes | there. |
15:18.29 | Dr-Linux|work | ~dict human |
15:18.44 | *** join/#asterisk SomeOne1 (n=SomeOne1@pool-71-246-217-92.washdc.fios.verizon.net) |
15:18.48 | Dr-Linux|work | jbot wakeup |
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15:19.04 | SomeOne1 | i'm experiencing a lot of static... how should i trouble shoot that? |
15:19.20 | mercestes | SomeOne1: Are you using SIP or PRI? |
15:19.28 | shellshark | SomeOne1: or BRI or POTS? |
15:19.38 | pifiu | morning everyone |
15:19.45 | tmccrary | ~dict dictionary |
15:19.45 | pfhorge | apparently it's only an ATA if it the device goes directly from PSTN to VOIP? |
15:19.46 | shellshark | pifiu: mornin |
15:19.51 | tmccrary | ah yes |
15:19.54 | tmccrary | now I remember |
15:20.00 | shellshark | tmccrary: lame |
15:20.04 | SomeOne1 | SIP |
15:20.06 | SomeOne1 | and POTS |
15:20.27 | shellshark | SomeOne1: does your POTS card have echo cancellation? |
15:20.43 | SomeOne1 | wait no sorry i thought you were saying something else |
15:20.46 | SomeOne1 | i dotn have a POTS card |
15:21.00 | SomeOne1 | my asterisk server is reciving calls from an origination provider |
15:21.07 | SomeOne1 | and is playing an mp3 for now |
15:21.13 | mercestes | SomeOne1: Via sipconnect or via a T1? |
15:21.16 | SomeOne1 | and theres like so much static its riduculous |
15:21.20 | SomeOne1 | a T1 |
15:21.35 | shellshark | SomeOne1: so you have a T1 card? |
15:22.01 | SomeOne1 | heh, its verizon FiOS (fiber) to my house, its pretty decent bandwidth |
15:22.08 | SomeOne1 | 2.5mbps upload, 15mbps download |
15:22.22 | shellshark | so you're not using a T1 connect ;) |
15:22.26 | SomeOne1 | and its a box that just converts it to a cat-5 |
15:22.31 | SomeOne1 | im not |
15:22.35 | SomeOne1 | heh |
15:22.37 | SomeOne1 | sorry |
15:22.51 | mercestes | SomeOne1: Then it's likely not your problem. Complain to your provider. |
15:22.55 | pfhorge | We have Cat-3 here. No seriously, it's 3 cats. We just tape the bits on. |
15:22.58 | shellshark | SomeOne1: yeah, provider issues |
15:23.15 | *** part/#asterisk [Airwolf] (n=airwolf@89.205.155.84) |
15:23.17 | flujan | blitzrage, I am currently using moziax. Any other idea? :) |
15:23.18 | *** join/#asterisk hohum (n=dcorbe@host-12-195-58-235.iad1.interceltelecoms.net) |
15:23.20 | SomeOne1 | plus i got like |
15:23.25 | mercestes | SomeOne1: But first....you should dig up your fibre and make sure you don't have water on your fibre..because that can cause static causing shorts. |
15:23.35 | blitzrage | flujan: nope |
15:23.38 | SomeOne1 | heh, |
15:23.40 | shellshark | mercestes: rofl |
15:23.44 | flujan | shellshark, I never heard of this softphone... :( Where can I grab it? |
15:23.44 | SomeOne1 | water cant affect fiber |
15:23.45 | SomeOne1 | like that |
15:23.45 | blitzrage | LOL |
15:23.52 | SomeOne1 | :P |
15:23.57 | tmccrary | also, check your FM theory, you may need more FM |
15:24.03 | flujan | blitzrage, thanks. :) |
15:24.22 | shellshark | flujan: eh? i was mainly joking... but jain is a software toolkit that you can develop java-based soft phones with |
15:24.26 | mercestes | I always love it when VoIP customers complain about "static on their lines." |
15:24.31 | SomeOne1 | could it be a, like, codec conversion problem |
15:24.56 | SomeOne1 | which is degrading the quality or not converting it right so theres like "static" |
15:24.58 | mercestes | then I tell them "you don't have lines...you have a data T1 and SIP." "Well, on my phone then." |
15:25.10 | shellshark | mercestes: haha |
15:25.12 | mercestes | Ma'am, unless you submerged your headset in water, *you* don't have static. Go away. |
15:25.19 | nays85 | don't overthink it... just try the obvious: try it with a different handset, try it with a different ATA, try it with a different SIP provider |
15:25.30 | SomeOne1 | nays85: you talking to me? |
15:25.33 | SomeOne1 | cool, yeah i guess |
15:25.54 | SomeOne1 | but im not sure if a codec conversion will be causing that, i guess probably not |
15:26.00 | shellshark | OH NOES! TEH STATIC IS IN MUH FONE! |
15:26.29 | shellshark | hehe |
15:26.34 | blitzrage | mercestes: I tell them to turn the volume down on their phone because the other person is talking too loud |
15:26.54 | nays85 | well, if it happens with a different phone and a different SIP provider -- it's your asterisk box or ATA |
15:27.18 | nays85 | dropouts might be from your ISP but not static |
15:27.28 | SomeOne1 | yeah no dropouts |
15:27.31 | SomeOne1 | definately static |
15:27.40 | SomeOne1 | so like, yeah its probably the SIP origination providers fault |
15:28.10 | shellshark | SomeOne1: nub ;) |
15:28.20 | nays85 | so try another provider or another phone number... it could ultimately be the originating PSTN switch where that phone number comes in from |
15:28.21 | SomeOne1 | whats a nub? :( |
15:28.30 | shellshark | SomeOne1: newbie |
15:28.33 | shellshark | heh |
15:28.36 | SomeOne1 | :'( |
15:28.43 | nays85 | your third leg is a nub |
15:28.48 | SomeOne1 | sorry i let you down shellshark |
15:29.00 | shellshark | SomeOne1: lol, everyone's gotta start somewhere :) |
15:29.16 | SomeOne1 | also, why cant i get logging or verbose console to show like, what codec the calls are using, i thought it would be obvious to put that there |
15:29.28 | shellshark | SomeOne1: sip debug |
15:29.34 | SomeOne1 | i have messages on full in logger.conf |
15:29.34 | SomeOne1 | messages => debug,notice,warning,error,verbose,dtmf |
15:29.35 | shellshark | will show you codec negotiation |
15:29.41 | SomeOne1 | i see |
15:29.52 | mercestes | it's spammty |
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15:30.12 | SomeOne1 | ahhh, i see |
15:30.16 | SomeOne1 | sipdebug = yes in sip.conf |
15:30.18 | SomeOne1 | duh! |
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15:30.37 | mercestes | duh...type it in the console. sip debug |
15:30.47 | SomeOne1 | well i wanna keep it on permanently |
15:30.53 | SomeOne1 | instead of having to type it in console all the time |
15:30.55 | shellshark | yeah man... CLI == friend :) |
15:31.03 | shellshark | dude |
15:31.04 | SomeOne1 | and see it in messages |
15:31.14 | mercestes | It will be permanent until your server crashes |
15:31.17 | shellshark | you DONT want that permanently |
15:31.23 | shellshark | mercestes: haha yeah ;) |
15:31.45 | SomeOne1 | ouch, i see why |
15:31.49 | SomeOne1 | those are some ugly messages |
15:31.56 | SomeOne1 | like down to the packet level |
15:31.59 | mercestes | uh huh...try beer...it makes them prettier. |
15:32.10 | shellshark | lol |
15:32.27 | SomeOne1 | you guys love nocking on us "nubs" dont you |
15:32.31 | SomeOne1 | :( |
15:32.40 | SomeOne1 | jk |
15:32.47 | SomeOne1 | thanks for the help though |
15:32.58 | mercestes | aw...I'm not knocking you. I'm still a nub. |
15:33.00 | shellshark | SomeOne1: we're not knocking on anyone :p |
15:33.08 | SomeOne1 | i know im kidding |
15:33.19 | SomeOne1 | <nays85> so try another provider or another phone number... it could ultimately be the originating PSTN switch where that phone number comes in from |
15:33.22 | mercestes | I couldn't write a cascading failover dialplan over 2 colo'd pri's without the wiki. |
15:33.24 | SomeOne1 | that makes sense |
15:33.29 | mercestes | Hell, if the wiki went down I'd be out of a job. |
15:33.49 | SomeOne1 | siterip it |
15:33.53 | SomeOne1 | or something |
15:34.02 | mercestes | lol. wget wiki.asterisk.org |
15:34.04 | mercestes | muhahahahaha |
15:34.06 | pfhorge | someone1, they're lying, so much. You make one little comment about ATAs and they're all over you |
15:34.08 | SomeOne1 | haha yep |
15:34.08 | Rawplayer | is there a bot in here? |
15:34.17 | Rawplayer | what gives usefull output |
15:34.17 | pfhorge | they love to mock us |
15:34.24 | macTijn | ~kick Rawplayer |
15:34.26 | jbot | bugger off, mactijn! |
15:34.30 | Rawplayer | k |
15:34.30 | macTijn | heh |
15:34.32 | SomeOne1 | pfhorge, i dont understand, whose "type"... the SIP providers or the people in here |
15:34.43 | SomeOne1 | err |
15:34.46 | SomeOne1 | "they" |
15:34.46 | shellshark | mercestes: dial(Zap/1/blah) GotoIF(${DIALSTATUS}='ANSWERED'||${DIALSTATUS}='BUSY'?end) Dial(Zap/2/blah) ? |
15:34.47 | pfhorge | mercestes and shellshark |
15:34.48 | SomeOne1 | not type |
15:34.56 | SomeOne1 | pfhorge, nah theyre cool |
15:35.01 | SomeOne1 | i dont take it personally anyway |
15:35.11 | pfhorge | it hurt my feeling. |
15:35.12 | mercestes | Shellshark: Show off. |
15:35.20 | mercestes | I'm sorry |
15:35.39 | mercestes | hey, anyone play with those old "AI" chat robots like "Chat with Lisa?" |
15:35.43 | SomeOne1 | unless they attacked my personality and race or something... and my physical defeceds |
15:35.50 | SomeOne1 | like my third arm |
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15:36.00 | SomeOne1 | defects* |
15:36.00 | shellshark | mercestes: how does that make you feel? |
15:36.03 | SomeOne1 | i have a thiud arm |
15:36.24 | pfhorge | It's in charge of the 'r' key and it can't even handle that! |
15:36.27 | shellshark | i have a third leg, but i doubt one might consider it a defect ;) |
15:37.02 | *** join/#asterisk infernix (i=nix@spirit.infernix.net) |
15:37.22 | shellshark | oooo, silence ;) |
15:37.37 | mercestes | Well anyways...I wanna setup a "talk with Lisa" program that uses that text based AI thing. |
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15:37.59 | shellshark | mercestes: check out MagaHAL |
15:37.59 | mercestes | I can definately catch the output and just festival it out to the user but.....how do I catch what they're saying and feed it back to Lisa? |
15:38.13 | shellshark | mercestes: Sphinx |
15:38.25 | gabb0 | hello all |
15:38.37 | shellshark | sphinx does voice --> text recognition |
15:38.39 | b11d|bbl | morning lads |
15:38.44 | mercestes | magahal? |
15:38.57 | gabb0 | has anyone here setup an ADTRAN TotalAccess 900 series with asterisk before?>?? |
15:39.02 | *** join/#asterisk TomWJr (n=twyant@68.76.27.250) |
15:39.16 | TomWJr | Mornin'! |
15:39.36 | shellshark | gabb0: you doing DSX? |
15:40.37 | SomeOne1 | guys |
15:40.41 | SomeOne1 | i see something like |
15:40.50 | SomeOne1 | a=rtpmap:0 PCMU/8000^M |
15:40.50 | SomeOne1 | a=rtpmap:18 G729/8000^M |
15:40.53 | *** join/#asterisk kannan (n=kannan@58.68.25.67) |
15:40.58 | SomeOne1 | is that saying its offering PCMU and G729 |
15:41.03 | SomeOne1 | thats in the invite packet |
15:41.42 | mercestes | is it megahal instead of magahal? |
15:42.08 | kannan | hello all. I am able to register to a sip server for outbound cals from an Xlite free phone , but asterisk keeps timeout on the registration, any suggestions what do i do next? |
15:42.41 | shellshark | mercestes: i said mega, no? |
15:42.42 | sloth | gabb0: I have not yet, but I am about to. |
15:43.06 | shellshark | mercestes: my bad ;) |
15:43.55 | mercestes | <shellshark> mercestes: check out MagaHAL |
15:44.05 | pif | is there a function to remove white space in a var ? |
15:44.15 | pif | or a substitution? |
15:44.27 | gabb0 | shellshark, I'm just getting into looking at it now. I have a 904 and 924 to setup. I have an asterisk box and I want to have the analog lines be fxs stations and connect the two by sip |
15:44.33 | *** join/#asterisk ai-a (n=jake@cpc5-oxfd1-0-0-cust523.oxfd.cable.ntl.com) |
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15:44.49 | ai-a | where can i get info on the fedora code 6 repository for yum installing asterisk ? |
15:45.51 | shellshark | ai-a: #fedora? |
15:46.37 | ai-a | fedora help wont know about asterisk. |
15:47.08 | SomeOne1 | im gonna try to force it to use g729 |
15:47.10 | SomeOne1 | watch this |
15:47.13 | Qwell[] | They'll know about installing it with yum |
15:47.33 | ai-a | Qwell: i know how to install it, i just need to info on the repository sites. |
15:47.52 | Qwell[] | They would know MUCH more about their repository than we would |
15:48.07 | ai-a | its not in the fedora repository. |
15:48.11 | QbY | in my dialplan, i have a caller who has taken an option that needs me to send them to another telephone number.. however the other telephone number requires me to hit 0 before talking to someone--is it possible for me to script this into the dialplan? |
15:48.14 | Qwell[] | You just said it was |
15:48.25 | ai-a | you can create extra repositories of projects. |
15:48.43 | TomWJr | Anyone here know how to use conary with business edition? |
15:48.48 | ai-a | ok... does anyone know where the asaterisk repository is for fedora core 6 ? |
15:48.53 | Qwell[] | TomWJr: please call Digium support |
15:49.00 | TomWJr | Please, don't make me |
15:49.10 | Qwell[] | TomWJr: You won't get any help with BE here |
15:49.19 | Qwell[] | You paid for support - use it :p |
15:49.19 | TomWJr | Yeah, I figured. It was worth a shot |
15:49.28 | TomWJr | have you called their support? I'd rahter call Microsoft! |
15:49.44 | Qwell[] | TomWJr: I work with them daily. |
15:49.56 | TomWJr | I hope you're getting better help than I am |
15:49.59 | Qwell[] | If you are having problems with support, that needs to be dealt with. |
15:50.00 | TomWJr | I'll give them a call |
15:50.11 | *** join/#asterisk irq (n=dan@wsip-70-167-112-5.sd.sd.cox.net) |
15:50.12 | TomWJr | Okay, how about this |
15:50.43 | TomWJr | Do you (any of you) use the open source version in your installs or do you buy abe for commercial clients? |
15:50.56 | TomWJr | I've done abe for all my commercial installs |
15:51.02 | *** join/#asterisk lorinc (n=ang@caracas-1851.adsl.interware.hu) |
15:51.07 | b11d | what the fuck is abe? |
15:51.08 | TomWJr | but with my support problems I'm not sure I want to |
15:51.11 | TomWJr | asterisk business edition |
15:51.13 | b11d | ohh |
15:51.16 | b11d | never used it.. |
15:51.21 | TomWJr | it's interesting |
15:51.24 | b11d | im sure it is |
15:51.27 | TomWJr | few versions behind the open source version |
15:51.36 | b11d | oh really?? whats the point of abe then? |
15:51.41 | *** join/#asterisk jmls (n=asterisk@host81-159-167-80.range81-159.btcentralplus.com) |
15:51.42 | TomWJr | commercial license |
15:51.43 | TomWJr | support |
15:51.50 | SomeOne1 | aha! |
15:51.53 | b11d | ?/ |
15:51.54 | SomeOne1 | g729 sounds better |
15:51.56 | b11d | i still dont see the reason :) |
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15:51.59 | TomWJr | Yeah |
15:52.00 | b11d | support is fre |
15:52.01 | b11d | e |
15:52.01 | b11d | :) |
15:52.08 | SomeOne1 | Dec 15 11:52:16 VERBOSE[27624] logger.c: Adding codec 0x100 (g729) to SDP |
15:52.08 | jmls | fellow *'ers: I take it that ERROR[1843]: chan_zap.c:8135 zt_pri_error: !! Got reject for frame 39, but we have nothing -- resetting! |
15:52.11 | jmls | is a bad thing ? |
15:52.11 | b11d | but yeah.. customers enjoy the peace of mind.. |
15:52.17 | TomWJr | yeah |
15:52.28 | *** join/#asterisk Drazha (n=drazha@208.50.83.133) |
15:52.33 | b11d | what does abe typically run? |
15:52.33 | TomWJr | I've run into a few things with abe that are just making it a nightmare for certain clients |
15:52.37 | b11d | pricing, that is |
15:52.41 | ManxPowe1 | Gads, does NOBODY know about DACS????? |
15:52.42 | TomWJr | $700-800 marked up |
15:52.45 | b11d | ahh |
15:52.52 | SomeOne1 | is MP3Play() using slin? |
15:52.53 | TomWJr | Thing is |
15:52.55 | b11d | what are your issues? |
15:52.56 | Qwell[] | TomWJr: see msg |
15:53.10 | SomeOne1 | because for some reason asterisk is trying to "translate" slin to g729 |
15:53.10 | TomWJr | I know Qwell[], I know |
15:53.17 | TomWJr | I'm venting more than anything |
15:53.19 | TomWJr | :) |
15:53.19 | Strom_C | ManxPowe1: funny, I was just thinking about DACS last night |
15:53.28 | Qwell[] | TomWJr: I understand - see the last part of the msg |
15:53.30 | ManxPowe1 | SomeOne1: do you have a G729 license? |
15:53.36 | SomeOne1 | ManxPowe1: no |
15:53.40 | SomeOne1 | will you report me? |
15:53.52 | ManxPowe1 | SomeOne1: SLN is the internal format Asterisk uses when transcoding. |
15:53.53 | Drazha | Can Asterisk be used with a serial external hardware modem instead of buying the digium cards etc? |
15:53.54 | SomeOne1 | its just for testing, my SIP origination provider allows others |
15:54.00 | ManxPowe1 | SomeOne1: No, it just won't work that's all |
15:54.01 | blitzrage | SomeOne1: I already have... CIA is on it's way |
15:54.10 | SomeOne1 | :( |
15:54.15 | blitzrage | Drazha: nope |
15:54.17 | SomeOne1 | its for testing!!! |
15:54.19 | TomWJr | Alright, calling Digium |
15:54.20 | TomWJr | thanks! |
15:54.23 | ManxPowe1 | Drazha: NO! |
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15:54.40 | SomeOne1 | i <3 asterisk |
15:54.43 | ManxPowe1 | Strom_C: DACS is the coolest thing since sliced bread |
15:54.43 | SomeOne1 | i'm gonna make a t-shirt |
15:54.55 | SomeOne1 | i <3 asterisk, and not a real heart but like text.. in arial font |
15:54.59 | SomeOne1 | and im gonna wear it around |
15:55.08 | b11d | what is DACS? |
15:55.10 | blitzrage | *coughnerdcoughcough* |
15:55.15 | SomeOne1 | hahah |
15:55.17 | SomeOne1 | super nerd |
15:55.19 | Strom_C | SomeOne1: if you're going to do ascii art, don't use something as abominable as Arial |
15:55.28 | SomeOne1 | heh |
15:55.34 | SomeOne1 | im open to suggestions |
15:55.40 | blitzrage | for the nerds: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fow7iUaKrq4 |
15:55.45 | ManxPowe1 | b11d: DACS is a way to cross connect channels using Zaptel outside of Asterisk |
15:55.50 | b11d | ahh cool |
15:56.09 | b11d | everyone go to google video and watch "Haggard" the movie.. |
15:56.12 | Strom_C | SomeOne1: a cool monospaced font |
15:56.13 | b11d | its so bad its hilarious |
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15:56.18 | ManxPowe1 | We use it to cross connect channels that don't need call processing like data channels or other things lke that. |
15:56.26 | b11d | ohh ok.. that makes sense. |
15:56.30 | SomeOne1 | anyway |
15:56.33 | SomeOne1 | gotta get back to work |
15:56.35 | SomeOne1 | thanks for the help |
15:56.38 | b11d | thanks for breaking that down for me ManxPowe1 |
15:56.50 | Drazha | blitzrage like this is the worst thing I saw ever :) |
15:56.55 | b11d | it should be illegal to have an attractive boss.. |
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15:59.03 | blitzrage | b11d: agreed -- unless you're sleeping with her :) |
15:59.09 | blitzrage | Drazha: I know... it's just not right :) |
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15:59.52 | Drazha | blitzrage its.... |
16:00.11 | b11d | I wish :) |
16:00.33 | Drazha | blitzrage its... ripe for ... I dunno... some terrible thing that will happen that will satisfy and vindicate at the same time, something public and brutal |
16:01.46 | b11d | the worst part is i have a reputation for not caring about marital status :P |
16:01.57 | Drazha | anyway... Can asterix be used with these FXO FXS cards to recieve FAX transmissions etc? |
16:02.09 | blitzrage | ASTERISK |
16:02.15 | Rawplayer | DAMNED! |
16:02.19 | blitzrage | ASS TER ISK |
16:02.26 | blitzrage | not ass tricks, not asterix, etc... |
16:02.32 | Drazha | ok, obelix |
16:02.35 | blitzrage | heh |
16:02.38 | ManxPowe1 | Drazha: Yes, but in my experience it is less reliable than a direct line to the telco. |
16:02.42 | Qwell[] | asterks? |
16:02.49 | blitzrage | astjerks? |
16:02.56 | Strom_C | catsex? |
16:02.57 | Qwell[] | You totally are |
16:03.02 | blitzrage | Qwell[]: I try |
16:03.07 | Drazha | I dont wanna have to buy yet another chunky fax machine thats gonna fall to pieces like after a year of using.... |
16:03.21 | ManxPowe1 | I'm going try to get a vanity license plate that says "ASTMSTR" |
16:03.39 | blitzrage | faxing has never been known as asterisks strong point |
16:03.40 | ManxPowe1 | Drazha: Oh! No, asterisk does not have a "fax machine built in" |
16:03.49 | pfhorge | looks like my phantom ring only happens on 2 of my Zap channels. Wierd. |
16:04.08 | Drazha | ManxPowe1 yeah, I know that. it is friday, it is late, but my brain core functionality is still intact |
16:04.11 | blitzrage | you can pass-through fax with T.38 in 1.4, but that's about it |
16:04.27 | blitzrage | or if you have incoming and outgoing directly on the hardware you might be ok |
16:04.36 | ManxPowe1 | I just get a POTS line for fax/credit card/modem |
16:04.39 | blitzrage | if you need to receive fax on the machine, get Hylafax |
16:04.55 | b11d | maybe he should go to a concentration camp! |
16:05.04 | b11d | god dammit! |
16:05.06 | b11d | -cartman |
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16:05.52 | ChkDigit | Except it was mice. |
16:05.53 | b11d | chixdiggit was a great band |
16:06.50 | tzanger | interesting |
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16:07.06 | Drazha | niah, twas keyboard |
16:07.07 | tzanger | manhole spacing is 6000ft for load coil requirments with POTS lines |
16:07.22 | tzanger | T1 repeater distances were engineered to match this, so they could use the same manholes for repeaters |
16:07.51 | Strom_C | makes sense |
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16:08.06 | Strom_C | I don't think I have any BSPs that cover T1 |
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16:08.29 | tzanger | BSP? |
16:08.35 | Strom_C | Bell System Practice |
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16:09.25 | Strom_C | for example... |
16:09.47 | Strom_C | SECTION 501-164-204, Issue 1, October 1979 |
16:09.53 | irq | are there any voip-native fax machines that i can buy to just replace my existing POTS fax machine? |
16:10.00 | irq | we have a need to send faxes, the old fashioned way |
16:10.07 | Strom_C | 1200AR1 "TOUCH-A-MATIC" 12 ADJUNCT DIAL |
16:10.31 | Strom_C | irq: do you have PRI service coming in from the telco? |
16:10.47 | irq | Strom_C: no. analog T1 unfortunately. |
16:11.00 | Strom_C | T1 isn't analog :) |
16:11.18 | irq | parts of non-PRI-T1 signaling are indeed analog |
16:11.40 | Strom_C | sure, the inband signaling is analog, but the actual carrier itself is digital and has been since the day T1 was invented |
16:11.49 | kannan | hello, anyone can suggest what do to about registration timeouts on asterisk ? i am able to use the sip account with an xlite softphone |
16:11.53 | irq | the fax machine we have now works okay over our analog->voip adapter, but i'd love to just have ethernet straight into the fax machine. do you know of any fax machines that do that? |
16:13.11 | Strom_C | irq: the best way to do fax in that environment, honestly, is to get a channel bank on another span of your multi-span T1 card, hook the traditional fax into that, and just bridge the two across the same T1 card |
16:13.27 | Strom_C | and I'm not aware of any such thing as a voip fax machine |
16:13.46 | irq | unfortunately that's not an option without really changing our voip setup, because right now my T1 goes straight into a digium card with no hardware in between, and i really like it that way |
16:13.58 | irq | and our t1 card has just one port |
16:14.07 | Strom_C | irq: ah, yeah. multi-span t1 card for the win. |
16:14.21 | irq | so, i won't be doing any of that |
16:14.31 | irq | the cost / pain involved isn't worth the minor inconvenience of our fax having problems occassionaly |
16:14.39 | irq | so there is no voip native fax machine? |
16:14.50 | Strom_C | a client who I set up with the channel bank hasn't had any problems ever, and the client who insisted on the terminal adapter does nothing but complain about fax reliability |
16:14.59 | Strom_C | irq: no, not as far as I'm aware. |
16:15.15 | irq | i'm not saying we won't have problems, i'm saying that management isn't going to go for it and authorize the funds |
16:15.35 | wunderkin | so... don't complain? |
16:15.38 | Drazha | I imagine an IP based fax machine aint gonna be chep either |
16:15.44 | Strom_C | irq: I understand; i'm giving you ammo to battle management with :) |
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16:15.58 | irq | wunderkin: my job is to bridge the whiney users to the executives :) |
16:17.12 | ManxPowe1 | kannan: the way to fix registration timeouts is to fix your network |
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16:25.03 | b11d | I wonder if I should move up to the 1.2 branch of Asterisk or not. |
16:25.36 | b11d | ... |
16:25.39 | b11d | nothing? |
16:25.42 | b11d | ok im kidding.. |
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16:26.43 | caio1982 | the build mechanism of 1.2 (comparing to 1.4's) is my very first reason to never use 1.2 again :P |
16:27.18 | b11d | I havent even run 1.4 yet.. |
16:27.29 | b11d | any word on when its going to be non-beta? |
16:27.33 | mercestes | I did...I wasn't impressed. |
16:28.00 | caio1982 | just natural evolution, nothing that will save the world |
16:28.17 | kannan | ManxPowe1 : I have ping the sip proxy and also made calls with the xlite phone , but asterisk will timeout |
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16:28.32 | b11d | what werent you impressed with mercestes? |
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16:29.25 | mercestes | I dunno...I expected laserbeams and the solutions to all my problems. |
16:29.40 | b11d | natrually.. the changelog shows laser beams were added.. |
16:29.45 | mercestes | what I bot was 1.2.13 that wasn't guaranteed to stay running. |
16:30.21 | mercestes | I was mainly annoyed that ChanIsAvail was still busted. |
16:30.27 | mercestes | which is the only reason I upgraded. |
16:30.29 | b11d | i guess i havent seen any issues with 1.2.13 and stability.. |
16:30.37 | mercestes | It errored differently..mind you... |
16:30.46 | b11d | I'm looking forward to the enhanded MoH in 1.4 |
16:30.52 | b11d | enhanded = enhanced |
16:31.08 | caio1982 | what you mean by enhanced? |
16:31.10 | sil | 1.2.13 has been giving me issues clearing channels |
16:31.23 | ruffle | Can anyone give me a clue why incall DTMF features are not being acted on in Asterisk 1.4.0b3 ? Asterisk sees the dtmf-relay SIP message but doesn't do anything about it :( |
16:31.34 | file | ruffle: fixed in the 1.4 branch |
16:31.46 | file | b11d: everyone's deployments are different, so people see different issues |
16:32.06 | ruffle | Ah. OK will try that. Thanks. |
16:32.07 | sil | 1.2.13 hasnt been closing the channels so i had to make a script running from cron to close channels still open |
16:32.17 | file | sil: what kind of channels? |
16:32.27 | sil | sip channels |
16:32.32 | mercestes | That reminds me...i need to finish my 1.4 beta installation so I can test the chanisavail for the bugreport I submitted on it..:/ |
16:32.43 | sil | ... /usr/sbin/asterisk -rx "show channels concise" | awk -F : '($11 > 5400) {print "/usr/sbin/asterisk -rx \"soft hangup " $1 "\""} '|sh does it for me |
16:32.55 | b11d | yep.. you're right file.. |
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16:33.00 | sil | keeps channels opened long after callers have hung up |
16:33.10 | file | sil: what kind of channels though? |
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16:33.52 | kannan | howto spoof the xlite in asterisk , i have changed the useragent to the xlite UA |
16:33.52 | b11d | caio1982.. i understand MoH is a lot more configurable in 1.4 -- like, with the ability for end users to define their own MoH.. |
16:33.55 | b11d | i might be wrong |
16:34.00 | sil | sip channels file |
16:34.22 | file | sil: have you done a sip debug to confirm the SIP dialog, turned on sip history? |
16:34.23 | sil | theyre sip channels the call goes away on... it never receives any indication the call is gone like the wind |
16:34.41 | sil | yea i got a separate log entry in logger.conf |
16:34.57 | sil | all sipdebugging goes to /var/log/asterisk/sipdebug |
16:35.20 | sil | not a big deal to me i know how to kill them... might not be good for people charging per minute though |
16:35.47 | mercestes | I did find an issue where if you had an established SIP call and unplugged the phone that it would hang a sip channel. Could be a similar issue. |
16:36.20 | *** part/#asterisk jmls (n=asterisk@host81-159-167-80.range81-159.btcentralplus.com) |
16:36.29 | file | mercestes: that's the way it works unless you have the RTP timeout stuff enabled, and if your audio stream is off the server you would never know |
16:38.10 | mercestes | Yea, that's what I was gathering. |
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16:38.59 | b11d | so whats cooking this weekend for everyone? |
16:39.04 | b11d | no work I hope |
16:39.36 | rudholm | this weekend I hope to make some time for my asterisk coin phone service project. :) |
16:39.50 | b11d | neato :) |
16:40.00 | b11d | I've got a few old cocots.. |
16:40.02 | b11d | lets modify them |
16:40.18 | rudholm | I have a "real" payphone |
16:40.32 | b11d | same.. lifted it from Bell Canada back in Ontario |
16:40.35 | Strom_C | cocots are for the birds |
16:40.38 | b11d | fuckers are heavy |
16:40.41 | rudholm | right now it's connected to a telco Coin Service line, but I want to connect it to Asterisk |
16:40.45 | b11d | yeah but cocots were easy to hack |
16:40.54 | Strom_C | b11d: blah blah blah, they still suck |
16:40.57 | b11d | i dont disagree |
16:41.09 | Strom_C | CO-controlled ftw |
16:41.21 | rudholm | yeah, with a COCOT, I could connect it to Asterisk no problem, since they're designed to be connected to regular (i.e. not coin service) lines. |
16:41.36 | b11d | I just like saying "cocot" |
16:41.40 | rudholm | hehe |
16:42.04 | b11d | in an unrelated topic, i found a bunch of condoms in a public kiosk here on campus today |
16:42.06 | b11d | that was nice.. |
16:42.12 | rudholm | I think I like "Asterisk Serviced Coin Operated Telephone" better -- "ASCOT" |
16:42.13 | b11d | someone busted out a fan on the side and started dumping them in |
16:42.23 | b11d | ASCOT has a nice sound to it |
16:42.54 | rudholm | the problem with free condoms is they tend to be the cheaper ones. |
16:43.06 | rudholm | not the good/expensive polyeurethane ones. |
16:43.07 | b11d | I am unaware of the condom's source.. just its destination |
16:43.13 | b11d | which is the kiosk :) |
16:43.54 | b11d | im going to burn that kiosk where it stands.. |
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16:44.02 | file | I sometimes question the sanity of this channel |
16:44.07 | b11d | its my fault.. |
16:44.12 | b11d | ban me if necessary |
16:44.13 | b11d | :P |
16:44.18 | Strom_C | file: I'm amazed you thought it had sanity to begin with |
16:44.21 | Qwell[] | file: ...some...times? |
16:44.27 | file | Strom_C: I know, I'm a fool |
16:44.51 | file | Strom_C: dogballs! |
16:44.54 | b11d | katty selling that shit on ebay again? |
16:45.00 | robl^ | catsex!?!?! not sure I want to know... |
16:45.04 | mercestes | ...omg..what do I search to make bids?? |
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16:45.12 | Strom_C | no no no, you're supposed to reply "dead hookers" |
16:45.23 | Qwell[] | not dogballs? |
16:45.28 | mercestes | dead hookers.....are no fun at all. |
16:45.29 | b11d | I wonder if "dead hookers" is is oxymoronic |
16:45.35 | Strom_C | file already said dogballs |
16:45.37 | rudholm | yeah, they're just a liability |
16:45.38 | Qwell[] | b11d: it's redundant |
16:45.41 | Qwell[] | Strom_C: ahh |
16:45.41 | b11d | i thought so |
16:46.46 | b11d | I need to quit my job.. cant take it anymore.. |
16:47.13 | rudholm | why? |
16:47.15 | rudholm | what's the job? |
16:47.17 | b11d | hot boss |
16:47.19 | b11d | married |
16:47.21 | b11d | cant take it :P |
16:47.25 | rudholm | ah |
16:47.37 | b11d | nothing to do with the workload :) |
16:47.38 | rudholm | that's not so bad |
16:47.39 | ruffle | file: Just tried Asterisk SVN-branch-1.4-r48487 and the SIP dtmf-relay is still being ignored. Any other ideas? |
16:47.42 | b11d | no its not so bad.. |
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16:47.55 | b11d | its just fashionable here in the USA to have something to bitch about |
16:48.02 | rudholm | heh |
16:48.02 | SomeOne1 | how can i get asterisk to make calls from the command line |
16:48.07 | SomeOne1 | or through a script |
16:48.10 | SomeOne1 | or from cli> |
16:48.12 | Strom_C | SomeOne1: call files |
16:48.17 | Strom_C | or the Dial command |
16:48.19 | b11d | source? you guys scientologists? |
16:48.29 | Strom_C | wtf? |
16:48.40 | file | b11d: so it's when using the features stuff? |
16:48.49 | b11d | what? |
16:48.52 | SomeOne1 | strom_c, can i do something like... dial(blah) and mp3play(/blah.mp3) from cli? |
16:48.55 | Strom_C | how the hell does "source code" imply anything to do with l rom hubbard? |
16:49.02 | Strom_C | SomeOne1: no |
16:49.03 | b11d | haha its just "source" |
16:49.13 | b11d | they claim that their knowledge comes from "source" |
16:49.16 | b11d | or they call it "source" |
16:49.17 | b11d | and "tech" |
16:49.24 | Strom_C | they're a bunch of nutjobs |
16:49.28 | rudholm | I haven't tried it, but can't you just create a call file as well? |
16:49.39 | b11d | yes, they are.. |
16:49.41 | file | strange strange people.. |
16:49.43 | b11d | ever see that Xenu TV shit? |
16:49.43 | b11d | wow.. |
16:49.49 | HarryR | Anybody tried compiling asterisk with Intel's ICC? |
16:49.50 | caio1982 | have you checked the originate commando? |
16:49.53 | SomeOne1 | rudholm: i guess |
16:50.14 | b11d | this is my favorite: http://www.xenutv.com/mb/revenge.htm |
16:50.22 | b11d | scientologists picketing a guys house |
16:50.24 | rudholm | SomeOne1: sort of like injecting an email into an MTA's mail queue :) |
16:50.26 | b11d | poor bastard |
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16:51.18 | SomeOne1 | heh |
16:51.21 | copantl | hello |
16:51.23 | b11d | hio |
16:51.36 | Strom_C | olleh |
16:51.48 | b11d | Strom is a sweet name.. |
16:51.50 | copantl | any body know how to change the hangup cause to cause 34? |
16:51.53 | SomeOne1 | rudholm: i can run like MP3Player() from a .call file? |
16:52.03 | Strom_C | b11d: thanks - it's a phone joke |
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16:52.11 | b11d | oh really? thats cool |
16:52.22 | SomeOne1 | or set(callerid) |
16:52.22 | SomeOne1 | ? |
16:53.19 | rudholm | SomeOne1: dunno, I haven't done it, just read that it can be done. |
16:53.23 | ManxPowe1 | copantl: I believe HANGUPCAUSE is read only |
16:53.30 | Strom_C | no, you can set hangupcause |
16:53.44 | ManxPowe1 | I sit corrected |
16:53.47 | copantl | is a function right? |
16:54.03 | copantl | how can i sen cause 34 to other party? |
16:54.10 | Strom_C | in 1.4, you specify the cause code as an argument to Hangup() |
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16:54.23 | Strom_C | in 1.2, IIRC, it's the HangupCause() app |
16:54.24 | ManxPowe1 | copantl: OH! Why didn't you say so in the first place! |
16:54.53 | ManxPowe1 | copantl: "show application hangup" "show application busy" and "show application congestion" |
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16:55.09 | copantl | thank a lot |
16:55.22 | Strom_C | ahhh ok |
16:55.23 | Strom_C | hang on |
16:55.31 | Strom_C | you set PRI_CAUSE in 1.2 and earlier |
16:55.42 | Strom_C | Set(PRI_CAUSE=34) |
16:55.43 | Strom_C | Hangup() |
16:56.22 | copantl | Strom_C: thats it? |
16:56.28 | Strom_C | yes |
16:56.34 | copantl | is just set the cause? |
16:56.49 | copantl | and them hangup |
16:57.00 | Strom_C | Hangup() will hang up and send the cause code set in PRI_CAISE |
16:57.03 | Strom_C | er, CAUSE |
16:57.09 | copantl | where i set de PRI_CAUSE |
16:57.28 | Strom_C | ? |
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16:58.13 | copantl | where i put Set (PRI_CAUSE=34)? |
16:58.19 | copantl | in the dial plan? |
16:58.39 | Strom_C | just before Hangup(), just like I just showed you |
16:58.43 | copantl | ok |
16:58.52 | copantl | thanx a lot Strom_C |
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16:59.00 | Strom_C | merry dogballs |
16:59.14 | copantl | oh, another thing, it work in all versions? |
16:59.25 | Strom_C | dude, did you not listen to me at all? |
16:59.33 | Strom_C | 1.2 and earlier, set PRI_CAUSE |
16:59.43 | SomeOne1 | oklay i made a .call file |
16:59.45 | SomeOne1 | how do i run it? |
16:59.51 | Strom_C | 1.4, pass the cause as an argument to Hangup() |
16:59.54 | copantl | sorry |
17:00.05 | Strom_C | SomeOne1: copy it to /var/spool/asterisk/outgoing/ |
17:00.19 | MrChimpy | someone: alternatively rtfm |
17:00.33 | b11d | the good old standby of RTFM.. I love it |
17:00.44 | b11d | I've got a (im not proud) RTFM mug I walk around the school with.. |
17:00.55 | MrChimpy | it's not exactly an undocumented feature nor a tricky one |
17:00.57 | Strom_C | RTFM would make a killer license plate |
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17:01.06 | SomeOne1 | b11d: are you a teacher? |
17:01.07 | b11d | yeah it would.. I think they know about that stuff now though |
17:01.17 | b11d | nah, im the system admin of a school |
17:01.24 | SomeOne1 | high school? |
17:01.35 | b11d | they want me to teach but only as an "adjunct" instructor -- which means 1/3rd the salary and the same amont of work as regular teachers. |
17:01.37 | b11d | no, a college. |
17:01.46 | copantl | Strom_C: in 1.4 can be like this Hangup(34)? |
17:01.52 | ManxPowe1 | b11d: you turned them down of course |
17:01.55 | b11d | hell yes |
17:01.57 | Strom_C | that's what I just said |
17:02.02 | b11d | they can go fuck themselves |
17:02.13 | ManxPowe1 | for some reason I thought 1.2 supported Hangup(CAUSECODE) |
17:02.13 | SomeOne1 | ahh, minnesota |
17:02.16 | b11d | yep :) |
17:02.22 | Strom_C | ManxPowe1: it may |
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17:02.27 | ManxPowe1 | What IS cause 34? |
17:02.32 | SomeOne1 | hows Keith Ellison |
17:02.37 | Strom_C | i know the previous version supported the pri_cause thing |
17:02.45 | copantl | ManxPower1: is congestion |
17:02.46 | rudholm | yeah, life is kinda bumming until you get (or are within sight of) full tenure |
17:03.24 | ManxPowe1 | copantl: just run Congestion in your dialplan then |
17:03.29 | ManxPowe1 | it wil send a cause 34 |
17:03.35 | Strom_C | ah dammit, someone already has california license plate "RTFM" |
17:03.35 | b11d | Ellison is causing a big stir over NOTHING here.. |
17:03.43 | b11d | in fact, its not even him.. its others.. |
17:03.52 | copantl | MandPowe1: but i need to send cause 34 |
17:04.03 | rudholm | Strom_C: I'm surprised they got that one to slip through. the CA DMV is pretty vigilant about the meanings of designations. |
17:04.11 | copantl | nop can send cause 16 |
17:04.16 | rudholm | they must must have come up with a plausible alternative definition |
17:04.23 | copantl | and i just need to send cause 34 |
17:04.25 | ManxPowe1 | copantl: Congestion() should send a CAUSE 34 |
17:04.29 | Strom_C | ManxPowe1: does congestion automagically release the channel on PRI? I don't recall |
17:04.51 | ManxPowe1 | Strom_C: it should |
17:05.00 | copantl | but i need it everitime |
17:05.07 | ManxPowe1 | If it does not then hangup will |
17:05.23 | b11d | know whats the worst part about working at a college? I'm only 25.. the girls here are my age.. and im prohibited from enjoying a "relationship" with them.. |
17:05.24 | b11d | argh.. |
17:05.26 | Strom_C | copantl: you're now in the semifinal round of the 2006 "not listening" awards |
17:05.28 | ManxPowe1 | copantl: Doing a Hangup(34) in 1.4 would be exactly the same as Congestion() |
17:05.57 | copantl | sorry guys..but english is not my first languages |
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17:06.24 | rudholm | b11d: really? I don't know of any other schools that have that policy except for very direct conflicts of interest (e.g. student-teacher, student-lab assistant, etc) |
17:06.46 | b11d | its because im the system admin and have damn near full access to the statewide record system.. |
17:06.49 | b11d | aka.. can alter grades.. |
17:07.10 | b11d | i think its an extreme policy too though.. |
17:07.19 | b11d | in fact.. I really should look that up and make sure people arent just BSing me |
17:07.26 | rudholm | one would think the db would have an audit trail |
17:07.42 | b11d | it does, but those trails are only examined when things arent going well.. |
17:07.43 | SomeOne1 | b11d: what do you think of ellison? |
17:07.50 | rudholm | granted, sysadmins can modify an audit trail, but you could make it pretty difficult. |
17:07.57 | rudholm | I see |
17:07.57 | b11d | I have no particular opinion of him.. I say let him take his oath on the Koran though.. |
17:08.02 | b11d | who cares if its the holy bible or not.. |
17:08.10 | SomeOne1 | god damnit i can receive calls from my SIP provider but i cant make calls from behind my NAT, they get screwed up |
17:08.13 | b11d | its all about his WORD and he believes in Islam so he should take it on the Koran |
17:08.25 | SomeOne1 | b11d: cool, me too |
17:08.27 | SomeOne1 | thats what i think |
17:08.32 | ManxPowe1 | SomeOne1: you, of course set externip= and localnet= |
17:08.40 | SomeOne1 | heh |
17:08.41 | SomeOne1 | yeah |
17:08.43 | SomeOne1 | and nat=yes |
17:08.45 | b11d | right on.. |
17:09.05 | b11d | But as for Ellison as the man or as the congressman.. time will tell.. |
17:09.12 | SomeOne1 | true |
17:09.13 | ManxPowe1 | b11d: I have a radical idea. How about we remove religion from the swearing in of a govt official! |
17:09.23 | b11d | THIS IS AMERICA DAMMIT!! |
17:09.25 | SomeOne1 | ManxPowe1: great idea! |
17:09.25 | b11d | YOU CANT DO THAT!! |
17:09.26 | b11d | :) |
17:09.27 | b11d | haha |
17:09.31 | SomeOne1 | heh |
17:09.32 | SomeOne1 | yeah |
17:09.39 | ManxPowe1 | SomeOne1: Paste the Dial line |
17:09.47 | luke-jr|work | ManxPowe1: wtf? |
17:10.04 | b11d | Yeah religion needs to be removed from those offices.. however, realistically, its not reasonable to expect a true seperation of church and state. |
17:10.10 | b11d | its not humanly possible |
17:10.18 | luke-jr|work | Seperation of church and state is heresy. |
17:10.23 | b11d | people WILL make decisions based on their faith.. pure and simple. |
17:10.28 | ManxPowe1 | b11d: Perhaps not, but the can at least TRY |
17:10.40 | b11d | I agree.. unfortunatly most people just "omit" instead of trying.. |
17:10.45 | rudholm | and you can at least acknowledge that religion has no place in the laws of a secular state. |
17:10.54 | b11d | haha |
17:11.02 | b11d | yeah.. agreed :) |
17:11.06 | luke-jr|work | nonsense :) |
17:11.08 | rudholm | this *is* a secular state |
17:11.16 | b11d | we got the joke |
17:11.17 | ManxPowe1 | The House and Senate start each session with a PRAYER |
17:11.25 | rudholm | ...now. |
17:11.27 | luke-jr|work | rudholm: actually, it's a protest-ant state :p |
17:11.33 | rudholm | heh |
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17:11.55 | kippi | if I just want to make the extenstions ring and ring and nerver stop until someone picks up what would I want to put at the end of my dial command? |
17:11.55 | b11d | I have no particular issue with prayer as long as all the people involved practice the religion upon which all good people can agree. |
17:11.59 | b11d | which I like to call "common sense" |
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17:12.19 | ManxPowe1 | kippi: NOTHING |
17:12.40 | luke-jr|work | b11d: might want to call it something else |
17:12.45 | b11d | maybe.. |
17:12.47 | luke-jr|work | a lot of people misinterpret "common sense" |
17:12.52 | kippi | I've put that, the phones ring and ring and keep on ringing but my mobile phone stops |
17:12.54 | b11d | who's going to the 2008 RNC in Minneapolis?? |
17:12.57 | b11d | im there for sure |
17:13.03 | b11d | luke-jr.. you are correct.. |
17:13.06 | ManxPowe1 | kippi: then your MOBILE is stopping it |
17:13.15 | SomeOne1 | ManxPowe1: why cant i make outgoing calls from behind my NAT :'( |
17:13.22 | rudholm | kippi: your mobile carrier probably doesn't allow indefinite ringing |
17:13.33 | rudholm | kippi: I've never seen one that does |
17:13.35 | kippi | ah ha, how comes the phones keep on ringing after my phone cuts off, can i put a stop to it? |
17:13.39 | ManxPowe1 | SomeOne1: I might be able to help you but you totally ignored my request to paste your Dial line to the channel |
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17:14.11 | ManxPowe1 | kippi: perhaps you did something stupid and put the "r" option on the Dial line? |
17:14.32 | rudholm | kippi: I'm not sure what you mean. you've used the word "phones" and "phone" somewhat ambiguously. |
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17:15.40 | ManxPowe1 | The "r" option to Dial means (r)emove all ability to tell what is really going on with the call |
17:15.43 | hoobastooba | as asterisk forks new processes under load, should those processes go away when they are not in use? |
17:16.07 | hoobastooba | asterisk creates 1 or two new processes every day, but I have 3 days worth in my top list |
17:16.28 | ManxPowe1 | hoobastooba: Asterisk does not fork new processes under load. It may spawn a new THREAD. Different versions of "ps" and "top" show this differently. some show threads as seperate processes, some don;t |
17:16.38 | b11d | top sucks |
17:16.39 | SomeOne1 | Channel: SIP/5712417594@icall |
17:16.39 | SomeOne1 | CallerID: Adeel Mufti <7032817860> |
17:16.39 | SomeOne1 | MaxRetries: 0 |
17:16.39 | SomeOne1 | RetryTime: 0 |
17:16.39 | SomeOne1 | WaitTime: 500 |
17:16.40 | SomeOne1 | Application: MP3Player(/jesus.mp3) |
17:17.17 | hoobastooba | yeah, thats probably what it is... but shouldnt they go away after everything goes idle? |
17:17.18 | ManxPowe1 | SomeOne1: Why don't you try something SIMPLE to troubleshoot this issue, like a normal phone call. Also for more than 2 lines of paste, use pastebin.ca |
17:17.39 | SomeOne1 | whats a pastebin.ca? |
17:17.40 | ManxPowe1 | hoobastooba: they don't use up any more memory or resources |
17:17.41 | b11d | go there |
17:18.09 | ManxPowe1 | ~pb |
17:18.10 | jbot | rumour has it, pb is a place to paste your stuff without flooding the channel - try http://pastebin.ca, or http://channels.debian.net/paste |
17:18.15 | b11d | before "zee germans" get here |
17:18.33 | hoobastooba | What I have been getting are multiple lines of: "/usr/sbin/asterisk -vvvg -c" |
17:18.49 | hoobastooba | every time I kill one of them i get more memory back in my top summary. |
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17:19.13 | ManxPowe1 | hoobastooba: are you using AGI or something like that? |
17:19.19 | hoobastooba | yeah |
17:19.40 | ManxPowe1 | that would do it if the AGI is not catching the correct signals |
17:19.50 | SomeOne1 | ManxPowe1: in the sip debug log everthing seems all fine but all of a sudden it schedules destruction of call |
17:20.05 | SomeOne1 | for no aparent reason |
17:20.20 | ManxPowe1 | when a channel that is running an AGI hangs up Asterisk sends the AGI a signal (SIGHUP?) and if the AGI does not trap that and exit it will stay around forever |
17:20.21 | kippi | rudholm: ok, now with just the extenstions in the Dial my phone keeps on rining but the handsets stop runing, is there system wide thing? |
17:20.46 | ManxPowe1 | kippi: what does it show on the CLI? |
17:20.54 | hoobastooba | ManxPowe1: interesting... how can I better trouble shoot that? |
17:21.14 | ManxPowe1 | hoobastooba: do you see Zombies in your PS |
17:21.27 | hoobastooba | 1 |
17:21.47 | hoobastooba | well... i see it in top |
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17:22.20 | ManxPowe1 | hoobastooba: try "ps -ax" |
17:22.22 | kippi | nothing is shown, just that the extenstions are ringing |
17:22.29 | SomeOne1 | ManxPowe1 :( |
17:22.38 | ManxPowe1 | kippi: so you see Dial being executed and then nothing else? |
17:22.43 | kippi | yeah |
17:23.02 | ManxPowe1 | SomeOne1: until you simplify things you'll never get the problem fixed. |
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17:23.19 | hoobastooba | ManxPowe1: STAT = Z would be zombie, right? |
17:23.34 | ManxPowe1 | SomeOne1: pick up a phone connected to Asterisk. Call someone. Paste the dial line used. |
17:23.38 | ManxPowe1 | hoobastooba: I believe so |
17:23.56 | copantl | Strom_C: i did this : exten => _X.,1,Dial(ZAP/g0/${EXTEN:7}) and them exten => _X.,2,Congestion() |
17:23.59 | hoobastooba | so i do have one listed, which matches what top tells me. |
17:23.59 | ManxPowe1 | hoobastooba: just remember that if a process isn't doing anything it may not be listed in sop. |
17:24.01 | hoobastooba | 4544 ? Z 0:00 [sh] <defunct> |
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17:24.39 | Strom_C | copantl: what's on g0? a PRI? |
17:24.42 | copantl | Strom_C: but dont change de hangup code ... i did a test and send cause 17 |
17:24.47 | SomeOne1 | ManxPowe1: mayve my router doesnt support rport? |
17:24.48 | copantl | yes |
17:25.02 | Strom_C | copantl: well that's not going to work regardless |
17:25.02 | copantl | PRI/ISDN |
17:25.39 | Strom_C | because if the other end supervises and then unsupervises, the channel will tear down and never get to priority 2 |
17:25.45 | ManxPowe1 | SomeOne1: Asterisk's nat does not require ANY router support. In fact if a router has special support for SIP+NAT it will break Asterisk's support for SIP+NAT |
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17:26.11 | hoobastooba | ManxPowe1: so are you suggesting that my problem is dialplan related or possibly my php script called by the agi? |
17:26.36 | ManxPowe1 | hoobastooba: php There was talk about zombie php AGIs several times on the mailing lists |
17:27.01 | kippi | ManxPowe1 Nothing else apart from ringing it beeing shown |
17:27.02 | ManxPowe1 | kippi: what type of phone are you using? |
17:27.04 | hoobastooba | very good... on my way there. |
17:27.08 | ManxPowe1 | to make the call? |
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17:27.52 | ManxPowe1 | kippi: put the entire CLI output of a call on pastebin.ca |
17:28.02 | copantl | Strom_C: dont understand |
17:28.26 | ManxPowe1 | copantl: if the other end answers then Nothing else will be processed in the dialplan |
17:28.27 | SomeOne1 | ManxPowe1: Dec 15 13:16:17 WARNING[27962] chan_sip.c: Maximum retries exceeded on transmission 4590eb21573925b52c1b59a410ecd331@71.246.217.92 for seqno 102 (Critical Request) |
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17:28.47 | SomeOne1 | it means that basically like, it tried sending the "critical request" (seqno 102) like so many time |
17:28.48 | converx | in queue cmd, is it possible to specify how many rings each member receives? |
17:28.52 | SomeOne1 | and didnt get a reply |
17:29.02 | ManxPowe1 | SomeOne1: You are about to get the "Doesn't Listen" award. |
17:29.12 | SomeOne1 | ManxPowe1: im being as simple as possible dude |
17:29.21 | SomeOne1 | sorry man |
17:29.22 | SomeOne1 | heh |
17:29.31 | copantl | ManxPowe1: i need the hangup() |
17:29.32 | Strom_C | converx: no, but it is possible to specify how many seconds each member is alerted for |
17:29.45 | ManxPowe1 | SomeOne1: no you are not. Being as simple as possible is picking up a phone connected to asterisk, making a call to confirm the problem, then putting the Dial line used on pastebin.ca |
17:29.59 | Strom_C | copantl: you can't send congestion after you've sent ANSWER |
17:30.00 | ManxPowe1 | If your dial line is not correct then Asterisk will NEVER to special NAT support. |
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17:30.43 | b11d | yeah |
17:30.44 | ManxPowe1 | SomeOne1: Max retries exceeded just further indicates a problem with the Dial line |
17:31.03 | ManxPowe1 | Are you afraid of your Dial line? It doesn't bite. |
17:31.06 | copantl | Strom_C: but if i do that can cause false answer? |
17:31.21 | Strom_C | copantl: what the hell are you asking? |
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17:31.54 | SomeOne1 | lol |
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17:32.12 | ManxPowe1 | Well kids, we've run out of time for today. Better luck tomorrow |
17:32.17 | copantl | Strom_C: i just need to send congestion every time the call can reach the other party |
17:32.17 | SomeOne1 | it seems that it never receives an ACK after an INVITE is sent to the SIP server outside my NAT |
17:32.46 | SomeOne1 | so the outside server isnt able to send back an ACK to my asterisk inside the NAT |
17:32.59 | Strom_C | copantl: so make your Dial() command time out and then fall through to Congestion(). |
17:33.04 | copantl | Strom_C: why?: because im connected to a cisco |
17:33.22 | copantl | and the cisco needs to reicive code 34 |
17:33.45 | Strom_C | copantl: so make your Dial() command time out and then fall through to Congestion(). |
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17:39.37 | b11d | look, when I throw a dog a bone, I dont want to know if it tastes good or not.. and if you stop me when im walking again i'll be sure to cut your fucking minerals off |
17:40.13 | b11d | ahh Bricktop.. the only person I aspire to become |
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17:45.40 | b11d | so.. any word from the dev's about when 1.4 might be non-beta? |
17:46.16 | file | everyone time someone asks a day gets added. |
17:46.19 | file | erm] |
17:46.20 | file | every time |
17:46.35 | b11d | I think I was here when you said that the first time |
17:46.37 | b11d | so.. any word from the dev's about when 1.4 might be non-beta? |
17:46.40 | b11d | :P |
17:46.42 | b11d | ok im done.. |
17:46.57 | caio1982 | so it will be release circa 2009 |
17:47.01 | caio1982 | :D |
17:47.07 | b11d | haha |
17:47.08 | caio1982 | released* |
17:47.11 | Qwell[] | he said day, not hour |
17:47.16 | caio1982 | haha |
17:47.19 | ruffle | file: Any further suggestions about dtmf-relay SIP features getting ignored? I've tried the latest svn; no difference :( |
17:47.26 | b11d | bbl lads |
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17:47.50 | file | ruffle: pastebin the console output, your dial statement, and add dtmf to the console in logger.conf |
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17:50.04 | seele_ | please help how can I recover a call that rings in other extension? |
17:50.14 | Qwell[] | seele_: run over to the phone and pick it up |
17:50.28 | caio1982 | quickly! go! |
17:50.35 | ruffle | file: OK, Dial is in a std_sip macro: exten => s,1,Dial(${ARG2},10,Trt) ; Ring the interface, |
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17:50.45 | seele_ | Qwell, no really .... I need this |
17:51.24 | ruffle | Ahh.. adding dtmf to the logger shows "[Dec 15 17:51:23] DTMF[20393]: channel.c:2128 __ast_read: DTMF end '*' received on SIP/112-0070a6e0" |
17:51.35 | rob0 | Too late, the caller hung up. :( |
17:52.19 | file | ruffle: and that is what you pressed? |
17:52.59 | ruffle | file: Yes, I expected it to Disconnect the call as that's what features is set to. |
17:53.16 | file | what if you hit # |
17:53.49 | ruffle | file: [Dec 15 17:53:57] DTMF[20414]: channel.c:2128 __ast_read: DTMF end '#' received on SIP/112-b4800a00 |
17:54.12 | file | but no transfer? |
17:54.22 | ruffle | Nope. the call is still connected |
17:54.30 | *** join/#asterisk ]Airwolf[ (n=airwolf@89.205.138.93) |
17:54.40 | *** join/#asterisk RoyKa (n=roy@217-175-39.100710.adsl.tele2.no) |
17:55.15 | ruffle | FWIW, '#' is shown as "Blind Transfer" and '*' as Disconnect Call when I do show features |
17:55.35 | *** join/#asterisk sloth_ (n=sloth@64.3.170.41.ptr.us.xo.net) |
17:56.59 | file | set debug output to go to console, and do core set debug 9 |
17:57.07 | file | and also a core show version to confirm the revision |
17:57.25 | ruffle | Asterisk SVN-branch-1.4-r48487 built by root @ asterisk on a x86_64 running Linux on 2006-12-15 16:42:24 UTC |
17:57.28 | ruffle | is the version |
17:57.36 | file | k |
17:58.07 | ruffle | Here's the console o/p |
17:58.10 | ruffle | asterisk*CLI> core set debug 9 |
17:58.11 | ruffle | Core debug was 0 and is now 9 |
17:58.11 | ruffle | <PROTECTED> |
17:58.11 | ruffle | <PROTECTED> |
17:58.12 | ruffle | <PROTECTED> |
17:58.12 | file | pastebin |
17:58.12 | ruffle | <PROTECTED> |
17:58.15 | ruffle | <PROTECTED> |
17:58.17 | ruffle | [Dec 15 17:58:06] DTMF[20433]: channel.c:2128 __ast_read: DTMF end '*' received on SIP/112-b4800a00 |
17:58.19 | ruffle | asterisk*CLI> |
17:58.39 | file | 1. Use pastebin next time, 2. Debug output is not going to your console |
17:58.59 | ai-a | cat /var/log/messages >#asterisk |
18:01.17 | ruffle | file: Sorry.. how do I set the debug output to go to the console. I can do core set debug channel ... is that what you meant? |
18:01.35 | file | you have to add it in logger.conf to go to console, as you did dtmf |
18:02.00 | ruffle | Ah right oh. sorry for being a thicky. Back in a mo then. |
18:02.29 | *** join/#asterisk wasim (n=wasim@203.81.230.108) |
18:05.11 | Katty | i'm full of pizza. |
18:05.48 | Katty | file: i'm all cheesy. |
18:05.48 | file | Katty: eep |
18:06.14 | ruffle | file: OK I'm a numpty. My IRC client doesn't have a pastebin (Ksirc) but here's the console o/p with debug when I press * in a call |
18:06.15 | ruffle | [Dec 15 18:04:08] DTMF[20535]: channel.c:2128 __ast_read: DTMF end '*' received on SIP/112-00704f60 |
18:06.15 | ruffle | [Dec 15 18:04:08] DEBUG[20535]: channel.c:3726 ast_generic_bridge: Got DTMF begin on channel (SIP/112-00704f60) |
18:06.16 | ruffle | [Dec 15 18:04:08] DEBUG[20535]: channel.c:3990 ast_channel_bridge: Bridge stops bridging channels SIP/112-00704f60 and SIP/114-0070afb0 |
18:06.24 | file | ~pb |
18:06.25 | jbot | [pb] a place to paste your stuff without flooding the channel - try http://pastebin.ca, or http://channels.debian.net/paste |
18:06.32 | Katty | i sure could use a name of an apt-gettable jabber server. |
18:06.44 | Katty | so if anyone just happens to have a name, back in the corner of their dusty brains.. |
18:06.51 | Katty | hmmhesays: like you, maybe. |
18:06.54 | Katty | anthm: or you. |
18:06.58 | Katty | that'd be....swell. |
18:08.05 | file | ruffle: I think you did find a bug now that I think about it... can you please file a bug report on bugs.digium.com? |
18:08.40 | lters_ | Katty: apt-cache search jabber |
18:09.01 | ruffle | OK will do. Thanks for the help. |
18:09.58 | b11d | dammnit.. I hate when co-workers dig out six year old photos of me getting drunk at a baseball game.. |
18:09.59 | *** join/#asterisk hbsmurf (n=twyant@68.76.27.250) |
18:10.06 | b11d | and then spread that photo around like its the funniest thing in the world |
18:10.19 | b11d | so i've got a few beers.. whats the big deal |
18:10.29 | hbsmurf | Got a few beers or HAD a few beers? |
18:10.35 | b11d | maybe a little of both |
18:10.42 | hbsmurf | no problem with that |
18:10.47 | b11d | ok.. so I was the only one on the bus cracking beers at 7:45am.. |
18:10.51 | RoyKa | Katty: http://karlsbakk.net/fun/cat.mpg |
18:10.51 | b11d | this is supposed to be minnesota.. |
18:10.57 | hbsmurf | 7:45am? |
18:11.05 | b11d | yeah we had to leave early to make it to the game |
18:11.08 | hbsmurf | It's noon somewhere, that's what my grandpa used to say |
18:11.19 | b11d | you cant show up at a baseball game all clear eyed |
18:11.19 | b11d | :) |
18:11.21 | ChkDigit | If anyone is in Regina, Saskatchewan over the holidays, The Bushwakker's Blackberry Mead is a must try! |
18:11.29 | b11d | Regina fucking rules |
18:11.36 | b11d | next to Saskatoon that is |
18:11.36 | hbsmurf | Regina is a bit too far north for me at the moment |
18:11.58 | ChkDigit | Meh, I think Saskatoon sucks. |
18:12.06 | rob0 | b11d: the big deal is/was the acts of perversion you were performing. I mean, I've been drunk, but I never did the kind of things you did with that baseball bat. |
18:12.10 | b11d | I was up there for the midwest shriner conference this summer.. |
18:12.11 | b11d | it was a blast |
18:12.19 | b11d | got put under the table by these 70 year old men drinking scotch.. |
18:12.20 | hbsmurf | did they have the little cars? |
18:12.24 | b11d | yep.. I drive one |
18:12.26 | hbsmurf | And the hats? |
18:12.27 | b11d | yep |
18:12.27 | hbsmurf | that owns! |
18:12.29 | *** part/#asterisk dmdnb9s (n=dmdnb9s@c-24-20-35-49.hsd1.mn.comcast.net) |
18:12.32 | b11d | yeah, they are a blast! |
18:12.37 | b11d | the Fez is well known :) |
18:12.43 | hbsmurf | ROFL |
18:13.14 | b11d | I've got a great photo of me in a little car around here somewhere |
18:13.22 | b11d | they are a bitch to get in and out of though |
18:13.28 | hbsmurf | rofl |
18:13.33 | b11d | plus its a four-night-a-week commitment to train.. |
18:13.37 | b11d | which sucks |
18:13.39 | SomeOne1 | SIP/2.0 401 Unauthorized^M |
18:13.40 | SomeOne1 | wtf? |
18:13.41 | hbsmurf | wow |
18:13.58 | Supaplex | SomeOne1: sip haxor! ;) |
18:14.02 | hbsmurf | I'd say you're unauthorized |
18:14.21 | RoyKa | SomeOne1: that's usual, first REGISTER or whatever, then 401 then REGISTER with the correct auth, then 200 or, in case of bad auth, 407 |
18:14.26 | SomeOne1 | dude its totally authorised |
18:14.34 | SomeOne1 | ahhh |
18:14.35 | hbsmurf | Are you sure it's authorized? |
18:14.36 | SomeOne1 | i see |
18:14.38 | hbsmurf | Maybe you THINK it is |
18:14.43 | hbsmurf | It's a feature |
18:14.45 | SomeOne1 | RoyKa: yeah, i think thats whats happening |
18:14.57 | SomeOne1 | because later it REGISTERS again |
18:15.12 | RoyKa | SomeOne1: as I said, that's according to the RFC |
18:15.24 | SomeOne1 | and then i get SIP/2.0 100 Trying^M |
18:15.28 | *** join/#asterisk henrique (n=henrique@201-27-71-35.dsl.telesp.net.br) |
18:15.31 | SomeOne1 | and THEN |
18:15.31 | SomeOne1 | SIP/2.0 200 OK^M |
18:15.31 | RoyKa | SomeOne1: RTFRFC |
18:15.39 | SomeOne1 | kewl |
18:15.42 | RoyKa | :) |
18:15.43 | SomeOne1 | i was like, what the heck |
18:15.44 | SomeOne1 | :) |
18:15.47 | hbsmurf | The RFC is confusing, does someone have the Cliff's Notes? |
18:16.06 | hbsmurf | That would work |
18:16.15 | hbsmurf | Probably too dry though for mainstream consumption |
18:16.21 | hbsmurf | THE FEEL GOOD MOVIE OF THE YEAR! |
18:16.24 | hbsmurf | SIP 2.0! |
18:16.26 | hbsmurf | Rated R |
18:16.31 | b11d | hahah i'd like to see RFC1925: "The Movie" |
18:16.38 | RoyKa | the rfc is quite understandable in the way of how client/server chats |
18:16.45 | Supaplex | sip cliff noes "talk is cheap. sip admins aren't." |
18:16.51 | *** join/#asterisk ghenry (n=ghenry@mail.suretecsystems.com) |
18:17.01 | hbsmurf | I like anything that makes me expensive, my wife tells me I'm cheap all the time |
18:17.05 | hbsmurf | And easy |
18:17.15 | SomeOne1 | dude it totally like authorizes fine, but when i try to make calls after that |
18:17.16 | hbsmurf | Of course, I wouldn't consider myself a sip admin |
18:17.21 | SomeOne1 | it keeps reading |
18:17.34 | SomeOne1 | <-- SIP read from 74.52.15.138:5060: |
18:17.34 | SomeOne1 | SIP/2.0 100 Trying^M |
18:17.42 | hbsmurf | anyone here use polycom phones with asterisk? |
18:17.50 | SomeOne1 | but my asterisk keeps retransmitting the invite |
18:17.51 | SomeOne1 | Dec 15 13:54:35 VERBOSE[28029] logger.c: Retransmitting #5 (NAT) to 74.52.15.138:5060: |
18:17.51 | SomeOne1 | INVITE sip:5712417594@carriers.icall.net SIP/2.0^M |
18:18.14 | SomeOne1 | after retransmit #6 it dies |
18:18.20 | *** part/#asterisk hardwire` (n=hardwire@rdbck-4891.wasilla.mtaonline.net) |
18:18.26 | *** join/#asterisk airwolf__ (n=airwolf@84.241.200.238) |
18:18.33 | SomeOne1 | any ideas? |
18:18.34 | b11d | Airwolf was the best show ever |
18:18.38 | hbsmurf | It was |
18:18.39 | hbsmurf | I agree |
18:18.44 | b11d | those black helmets with the little visors.. |
18:18.46 | b11d | they rocked |
18:18.51 | SomeOne1 | knight rider was |
18:18.54 | b11d | the first episode of Airwolf is on google video.. |
18:19.20 | b11d | knight rider didnt have a ridiculous Earnest Borgnine |
18:19.22 | *** join/#asterisk resistance (n=dwayne@64-42-247-120.mb.skyweb.ca) |
18:19.28 | hbsmurf | Knight Rider wasn't believeable |
18:19.31 | hbsmurf | Airwolf was |
18:19.34 | b11d | Airwolf was totally believable |
18:19.35 | b11d | :) |
18:19.38 | robl^ | no! the best show ever was The Great Space Coaster. |
18:19.41 | mercestes | The A Team was the best show ever. |
18:19.41 | b11d | I thought it was a documentary actually |
18:19.43 | *** join/#asterisk zotz (n=zotz@24.244.163.157) |
18:19.48 | hbsmurf | rofl |
18:19.50 | b11d | A Team was great.. |
18:19.55 | mercestes | :D |
18:20.03 | blitzrage | I have Season 1 on DVD :) |
18:20.05 | b11d | nice! |
18:20.11 | hbsmurf | I love watching the A Team reruns on the Sleuth channel or whatever it is |
18:20.15 | Katty | lters_: that's too much work. |
18:20.19 | Katty | lters_: don't be riddicurus. |
18:20.24 | b11d | anyone ever watch EMERGENCY! |
18:20.25 | b11d | ? |
18:20.31 | b11d | with John Gage and Roy Desoto |
18:20.38 | hbsmurf | Yes |
18:20.40 | hbsmurf | I seem to remember that |
18:20.50 | SomeOne1 | does anyone know where i can find this SIP authehtatication procedure |
18:20.50 | b11d | hahah with doctor Brackett and Joe Early |
18:20.52 | SomeOne1 | and stuff |
18:20.54 | SomeOne1 | like the codes |
18:20.57 | SomeOne1 | such as 401 |
18:20.59 | SomeOne1 | 200 |
18:20.59 | SomeOne1 | 100 |
18:21.05 | b11d | RFC for SIP i'd assume |
18:21.07 | b11d | www.faqs.org |
18:21.13 | *** join/#asterisk toweliee (n=phph@do.you.like.my.frippers.com) |
18:21.22 | b11d | check this out |
18:21.23 | b11d | http://www.iptel.org/book/print/6 |
18:21.25 | SomeOne1 | http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc3261.html |
18:21.25 | b11d | it might have it |
18:21.31 | SomeOne1 | found it |
18:21.33 | SomeOne1 | thanks |
18:21.34 | b11d | good SIP intro someone posted here yesterday |
18:21.36 | b11d | cool.. np |
18:21.52 | b11d | check out that other link too though, if you're learning about SIP |
18:22.09 | *** join/#asterisk bkruse (i=bkruse@nat/digium/x-c61864d7350781ed) |
18:22.22 | mercestes | I love you katty! |
18:22.35 | hbsmurf | Interesting, I need to find time to read that |
18:22.42 | bkruse | mercestes: please take your chat to the #<3 room.... |
18:22.43 | bkruse | :P |
18:22.47 | b11d | you run your own life.. make the time.. |
18:22.48 | b11d | :) |
18:22.49 | mercestes | lol |
18:22.53 | b11d | haha |
18:22.57 | resistance | what is the best way to upgrade to the latest v of trixbox |
18:23.16 | mercestes | resistance: follow the directions they give you in #freepbx when you ask there. |
18:23.19 | b11d | ask in #freepbx |
18:23.19 | b11d | yeah |
18:23.20 | toweliee | hiya all, i need some help with using call-limit in sip.conf, mainly i need a way to select which sound file plays back when the user cannot make more calls, is it possible? |
18:23.29 | resistance | ok, thanks |
18:23.34 | b11d | only if you smoke your last joint with me toweliee |
18:23.41 | hbsmurf | I've got a wife and kids and a computer business, I have no time to myself |
18:23.42 | hbsmurf | :) |
18:23.43 | toweliee | LOL :P |
18:23.45 | rob0 | resistance is futile |
18:23.56 | b11d | thats the general excuse I hear these days :) |
18:23.58 | bkruse | toweliee: sounds like dialplan logic more than anything, does asterisk set a variable? |
18:24.12 | mercestes | your ass will be laminated. |
18:24.13 | Supaplex | resistance is V/(I*R) |
18:24.15 | bkruse | you could say exten => whatever,1,Gotoif(${CALLIMIT bla blah |
18:24.20 | mercestes | ...or something like that. |
18:24.21 | hbsmurf | I've got a list of things I'm going to try to learn this weekend starting with Realtime and DUNDi. I hope I get somewhere. :) |
18:24.22 | b11d | asslamination.. I like that.. |
18:24.30 | hbsmurf | That might hurt |
18:24.33 | hbsmurf | WHat if you have to go? |
18:24.42 | bkruse | hbsmurf: dundi will hurt, but will be awesome when you set it up |
18:24.49 | resistance | try photocopying u're ass and falling through |
18:24.57 | toweliee | bkruse: thanks maybe I'll try that, by default it plays the "your call cannot be completed as dialed", which is not the appropriate thing to play in such a situation |
18:24.58 | resistance | most office accidents happen that way |
18:24.58 | *** join/#asterisk qwertz (n=qwertz@82.193.233.238) |
18:25.16 | bkruse | toweliee: agreed, asterisk has to set some kind of variable, just not suer what it is |
18:25.27 | mercestes | resistance: LMAO!!! OMG, and then the hot incandesent bulb starts hitting you...muhahaha |
18:25.37 | toweliee | bkruse: k i will do some more research |
18:25.45 | hbsmurf | Digium support has such nice music on hold! |
18:25.55 | caio1982 | AC/DC tunes? |
18:26.03 | hbsmurf | Nah, some classical thing |
18:26.10 | bkruse | toweliee: is it the incoming call limit? |
18:26.13 | mercestes | toweliee: try throwing a "goto s-${DIALSTATUS}" and see where it tries to dump you. maybe that will help |
18:26.14 | b11d | I like cxtec's automated system.. ever call them? |
18:26.16 | resistance | talk about roasting u're balls |
18:26.30 | b11d | "if you've ever had to pull a cable, press 1.. if you know what SIP means, press 2" etc |
18:26.32 | bkruse | toweliee: ahh! i found it |
18:26.33 | mercestes | Chestnuts roasting on an open fire..... |
18:26.38 | qwertz | Hi, trying to install * bristuff version 0.3 on debian sarge but when compiling the gsm pci driver I get the error "Makefile:266: /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.17-2/scripts/Kbuild.include: No such file or directory" - so could any debian user tell me where this file is located in debian or how to get it? |
18:26.38 | bkruse | mercestes: good idea |
18:26.40 | bkruse | toweliee: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+bounty+Call+Limit+Exit+Options |
18:26.44 | hbsmurf | SIP? Isn't that what I do when drinking my coffee in the morning? |
18:26.47 | b11d | :) |
18:27.00 | mercestes | qwertz: Did you try #debian? |
18:27.01 | bkruse | qwertz: you have kernel headers installed? |
18:27.16 | bkruse | the build needs variables from the kernel makefile |
18:27.21 | b11d | I understand Quantas has the best automated system in the world.. but i've never called it |
18:27.27 | toweliee | bkruse: yup found it too ${LIMIT_PLAYAUDIO_CALLER} Soundfile for call limits and ${LIMIT_PLAYAUDIO_CALLEE} Soundfile for call limits |
18:27.51 | Supaplex | qwertz: install apt-file, apt-file search <file|path> |
18:27.52 | bkruse | toweliee: awesome! glad to be of assistance :D |
18:27.53 | bkruse | kinda |
18:27.57 | toweliee | thanks heh :P |
18:28.14 | bkruse | qwertz: apt-get source bristuff |
18:28.28 | bkruse | qwertz: or even better, download the misdn packages from digium |
18:28.47 | mercestes | or buy a cisco call manager. |
18:28.48 | b11d | my account rep at Cxtec just sent me a photo of himself in drag.. |
18:28.51 | b11d | thats disturbing as hell |
18:28.59 | caio1982 | qwertz: run 'm-a prepare' (from the module-assistant package) and then retry |
18:29.14 | mercestes | b11d: Post it on th einternet. |
18:29.18 | hbsmurf | I'm looking forward to DUNDi. |
18:29.25 | hbsmurf | It should be interesting |
18:29.26 | b11d | its from their halloween party.. thats a relief.. |
18:29.50 | Supaplex | haha |
18:29.54 | mercestes | bkruse: #<3 is boring. |
18:29.58 | caio1982 | qwertz: anyway, debian provides a bristuffed version of asterisk already |
18:30.04 | bkruse | mercestes: hahahahaha |
18:30.07 | caio1982 | and there are backports of it for sarge |
18:30.16 | b11d | I love you guys |
18:30.18 | Supaplex | and they work great! |
18:30.29 | mercestes | I love you too, b11d. |
18:30.33 | *** part/#asterisk bkruse (i=bkruse@nat/digium/x-c61864d7350781ed) |
18:30.37 | hbsmurf | You can't have my beer! |
18:30.37 | hbsmurf | no! |
18:30.39 | b11d | thanks :) |
18:30.41 | b11d | haha |
18:30.49 | *** join/#asterisk bkruse (i=bkruse@nat/digium/x-c61864d7350781ed) |
18:31.26 | caio1982 | bkruse: wasnt you the guy that joined debian-pkg-voip and sais that got some alpha .debs of 1.4? |
18:31.29 | Supaplex | back so soon bkruse? |
18:31.30 | caio1982 | said* |
18:31.41 | bkruse | caio1982: yes |
18:31.48 | hbsmurf | How difficult is realtime? I found a whitepaper from Astricon and it talked about realtime and dundi. Is it a pain in the rear? |
18:31.49 | bkruse | caio1982: there almost done, ill get time to work on them tonight |
18:31.52 | caio1982 | bkruse: can I take a look at their diffs/sources? |
18:31.54 | bkruse | well 1.4 beta3 |
18:32.05 | qwertz | thanks for all the hints, didn't know that there is an bristuff version as debian package so I'll try this at first |
18:32.06 | mercestes | hbsmurf: It is so painfully simple that it is unnecessarily difficult. |
18:32.06 | bkruse | caio1982: ya ill send you the debianized tarball and the diff's |
18:32.13 | hbsmurf | cool |
18:32.13 | b11d | well, when I go and rip the power cable from my primary asterisk PBX, I get less than 1 second of "down time" .. not bad.. |
18:32.16 | hbsmurf | coolcoolcool! |
18:32.29 | mercestes | hbsmurf: If they had actually required some worthwhile steps to make it work, some that actaully requried documentation...something someone would write a WIKI on....then it would be easier.. |
18:32.32 | b11d | looks like Airwolf's gone stealth.. |
18:32.36 | caio1982 | hbsmurf: the major problem is that there is no "real" realtime yet... try the static schema and you're done |
18:32.46 | mercestes | hbsmurf: But since it's just kinda ...'there' ...it's nearly impossible. |
18:32.48 | bkruse | caio1982: im also getting zap 1.4 and misdn for debian |
18:32.48 | hbsmurf | I've got three boxes at home I'm going to work on this weekend. I want to learn how to load balance stuff |
18:32.49 | bkruse | BUT |
18:32.53 | caio1982 | bkruse: awesome! (although would be nice to have them online) |
18:32.56 | bkruse | you have to build it for so many kernels :X |
18:33.13 | bkruse | caio1982: they will be in debians experimental repo and then pushed to ubuntu's repo ( if theyll accept it ) |
18:33.25 | bkruse | mercestes: these kids in #<3 are wierd. |
18:34.01 | hbsmurf | mercestes: I'm intrigued by your ideas and would like to subscribe to your newsletter. |
18:34.04 | caio1982 | bkruse: i know, i track the list threads :) but i believe some peer review will be necessary before that, and also i think that pkg-voip people will prefer to change some stuff, probbably :) |
18:34.12 | hbsmurf | I'll read the WIKI, I promose |
18:34.14 | hbsmurf | promise too |
18:34.17 | hbsmurf | damn fingers! |
18:34.17 | mercestes | hbsmurf: If you want load balancing, check out #ser. |
18:34.50 | hbsmurf | I've read a bit about ser |
18:35.13 | hbsmurf | I'm only talking 300 clients |
18:35.16 | hbsmurf | do I really need ser? |
18:35.51 | wasim | yes ser, yes ser, three bags full ... |
18:35.57 | hbsmurf | cool |
18:36.01 | hbsmurf | I guess I'll read more then |
18:36.04 | sil | get an SBC |
18:36.13 | hbsmurf | Southwestern Bell Corp? |
18:36.27 | hbsmurf | Southern Baptist Convention? |
18:36.40 | sil | session border controller |
18:36.43 | hbsmurf | :) |
18:36.47 | b11d | Sick Balls Corp. |
18:36.47 | hbsmurf | I just found that in google |
18:36.54 | hbsmurf | or slick balls corp! |
18:37.01 | caio1982 | bkruse: how can i get the stuff? 8) |
18:37.16 | sil | http://infiltrated.net/mydesk/nCite.jpg |
18:38.46 | hbsmurf | Hey, those wires are way too organized! |
18:39.10 | b11d | yeah.. must be photoshopped |
18:39.10 | b11d | :) |
18:39.52 | hbsmurf | :) |
18:40.26 | *** join/#asterisk Primer (n=vi@sh.nu) |
18:40.39 | bkruse | caio1982: be on tonight when i run my build |
18:41.00 | b11d | GET BACK IN <3 GOD DAMMIT |
18:41.14 | RoyK | asterisk 0.3.0? |
18:41.15 | RoyK | :D |
18:41.16 | Primer | Trying to determine what the status numbers returned by a QueueMember event in the manager console mean...can't seem to find any info on it since "status" is such a common word...thoughts? |
18:41.35 | bkruse | caio1982: im REALLY good friends with the pkg-voip guys, they are amazing, and im just starting a new experimental part with beta3 |
18:41.42 | bkruse | they currently have beta2, that doesnt wrok |
18:42.33 | caio1982 | bkruse: unfortunately i'm leaving for a vacation time tonight ;-) because that i was prefering an URL for later checkings, but that's okay |
18:44.05 | seele_ | how can i announce a call before transfer it? |
18:44.21 | hbsmurf | Announce how? |
18:44.27 | hbsmurf | To the person answering the phone? |
18:44.56 | seele_ | hbsmurf, call a person ... announce the call .. and tranfer the call to the person |
18:45.08 | hbsmurf | That should be pretty straightforward |
18:45.19 | hbsmurf | The person answers the call and you use Playback() to announce |
18:45.23 | hbsmurf | I would think |
18:45.33 | hbsmurf | and after the announcement you connect them? |
18:45.43 | hbsmurf | wait |
18:45.57 | hbsmurf | Maybe hangup and then dial them again with the real call |
18:46.01 | hbsmurf | that is probably the hard way though |
18:46.42 | hbsmurf | I'm still working on my elegant coding so take whatever I say with a grain of salt |
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18:48.18 | b11d | <3 is a great channel |
18:49.55 | robl^ | b11d: only on odd numbered days ;-) |
18:50.01 | b11d | hahaha |
18:50.10 | b11d | what side of the date line are you on? :P |
18:50.52 | robl^ | hehe.. today is an odd day.. for about 11 more hours |
18:51.02 | b11d | you are CST like me then |
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18:52.10 | hbsmurf | Wow |
18:52.18 | b11d | so many people use real names here |
18:52.44 | robl^ | my real name isn't pronouceable by humans. ;-) |
18:52.52 | hbsmurf | abe went from 120 calls in version A to 40 in version B. Wow. |
18:52.54 | b11d | I always knew you were a reptilian.. |
18:52.58 | b11d | David Icke was right all along |
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18:53.10 | robl^ | hehe |
18:53.22 | robl^ | abe? |
18:53.28 | b11d | Asterisk Business Edition |
18:53.33 | robl^ | ohhh. |
18:53.33 | b11d | I learned that earlier too |
18:53.59 | hmmhesays | i learned a kenny chesney tune last night |
18:54.01 | hmmhesays | chicks love that |
18:54.05 | robl^ | ppl abrv 2 much |
18:54.08 | hbsmurf | County music chicks are hot |
18:54.08 | b11d | haha |
18:54.16 | b11d | yeah they can be.. asian rave girls are hotter |
18:54.27 | hmmhesays | country chicks do anal |
18:54.36 | b11d | what chicks dont? |
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18:54.36 | hmmhesays | cause they're from trailer parks n shit |
18:54.51 | robl^ | teletubbies in leather are even hotter |
18:54.57 | b11d | fuck thats hot |
18:54.58 | ShadowHntr | i won't ask. |
18:54.58 | b11d | dont touch me |
18:55.14 | hmmhesays | my girlfriend doesn't |
18:55.30 | b11d | then you just need to start.. |
18:55.34 | hbsmurf | All girls love anal, they just don't know it yet |
18:55.37 | b11d | she'll love it.. |
18:55.41 | b11d | hbsmurf is correct |
18:55.48 | hmmhesays | well if she wouldn't slap it away every time I try to creep in |
18:55.49 | b11d | also.. there you need 'tact' -- at least, at first.. |
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18:56.54 | b11d | I dislike the slew of xmas cards that arrive in my mailbox from salesmen this time of year. |
18:57.10 | b11d | I should write back "im jehovas witness you son of a bitch" |
18:57.17 | hmmhesays | you'd get less if you shot everyone that sent you one |
18:58.00 | hbsmurf | You need to get her in the right mood |
18:58.03 | hbsmurf | I suggest alcohol |
18:58.12 | hbsmurf | Once you get her to do that she'll be begging for it |
18:58.18 | hmmhesays | dude you dont' need to school me |
18:58.23 | hbsmurf | :) |
18:58.29 | b11d | hmmhesays can handle himself |
18:58.30 | hbsmurf | No schooling, encouragement! |
18:58.37 | b11d | yeah.. anal rules |
18:58.42 | hbsmurf | Let's not talk about handling oneselves |
18:58.43 | hbsmurf | :) |
18:58.53 | b11d | now lets get into the ass-to-mouth discussion as seen in Clerks 2 |
18:59.02 | hmmhesays | b11d: i'm going to add a (if you're on on bottom) disclaimer |
18:59.10 | b11d | lol |
18:59.12 | hmmhesays | *not on bottom |
18:59.46 | b11d | anyone ever get the "dead log" of a woman? |
18:59.49 | b11d | thats the worst.. |
18:59.55 | hbsmurf | They just lay there? |
18:59.56 | b11d | yes |
19:00.01 | hbsmurf | I'm not seeing what's wrong with that |
19:00.03 | hbsmurf | I'm not there for her |
19:00.04 | hbsmurf | :) |
19:00.06 | b11d | HAHA |
19:00.09 | b11d | that rocks :) |
19:00.19 | b11d | im sending you $20 |
19:00.44 | hbsmurf | heh |
19:00.49 | hmmhesays | wow |
19:02.29 | b11d | i'd definatly have to say im more of an assman as I get older.. |
19:02.43 | irq | i am definitely an assman and have always been an assman |
19:02.46 | b11d | (btw, the filler discussions in here never get old) |
19:02.54 | b11d | thats respectable irq.. |
19:03.09 | hbsmurf | I love how I can ask about realtime and talk about anal in this channel |
19:03.10 | hbsmurf | this rocks! |
19:03.12 | b11d | :) |
19:03.18 | irq | my pride and joy: http://zeppelin.stepahead.net/~dan/upsgirl/ |
19:03.42 | b11d | those are nice! |
19:04.00 | irq | also http://zeppelin.stepahead.net/~dan/pz/ |
19:04.31 | b11d | im making that the homepage for all browsers on campus |
19:04.42 | irq | which one? |
19:05.38 | b11d | christ thats a nice ass :P |
19:05.38 | b11d | <PROTECTED> |
19:05.38 | irq | heh yeah, that's why i kept those sets... they are the best asses ever |
19:05.39 | irq | b11d: cool, but would you mind mirroring the files to a campus-local machine? i don't want my home cablemodem raped... |
19:05.39 | b11d | np.. i'll map a drive.. |
19:05.45 | irq | image22 is particularly good |
19:06.06 | b11d | sigh.. why.. im at work.. |
19:06.07 | b11d | ugh.. |
19:06.08 | irq | anyway, this doesn't really help the asterisk scene very much :) |
19:06.13 | irq | heh i'm at work too, also i have a 30" lcd |
19:06.15 | b11d | no ones talking about asterisk anyway |
19:06.19 | irq | which really, really helps the images |
19:06.22 | hmmhesays | bah I remember that chick from fusker |
19:06.22 | b11d | 30 eh.. wow.. 22" here |
19:06.25 | irq | but i'm in an office and no one can see my screen |
19:06.32 | irq | i bought it with my own money, company wouldn't budge |
19:06.36 | irq | you can get them from dell now for $1100 |
19:06.42 | b11d | yeah thats how it goes :) |
19:06.59 | hmmhesays | irq, where'd you get those i've seen them floating around the web for years |
19:07.08 | hmmhesays | 22 you're just a pup |
19:07.10 | irq | just keeping my eyes open |
19:07.20 | irq | 22? what? |
19:07.22 | b11d | its not the size that matters |
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19:07.26 | b11d | its how you use the display space.. |
19:07.30 | b11d | its THE RESOLUTION DAMMIT |
19:07.30 | irq | 4chan.org's /s helps |
19:07.35 | hmmhesays | did you just say you were 22 |
19:07.38 | irq | the ups girl images i got from a r/c helicopter friend |
19:07.41 | irq | no he said 22" |
19:07.45 | irq | as in that's the size of his LCD |
19:07.46 | hmmhesays | ahaha |
19:07.51 | b11d | im only 25.. |
19:08.01 | b11d | "only" -- I feel so old.. |
19:08.19 | irq | i blew up the engine in my car yesterday :( |
19:08.20 | b11d | its the system admin life.. it'll beat the hell out of you.. |
19:08.25 | b11d | that sucks... |
19:08.31 | b11d | did you impress any girls by doing it? |
19:08.40 | hmmhesays | yes recycled net images |
19:08.48 | hmmhesays | i want to see some originals here |
19:09.01 | b11d | I'll show you mine.. hell. it'll be your nightmare, not mine. |
19:09.07 | hmmhesays | b11d: thats why I hung up my sys admin coat and went into contract work |
19:09.10 | irq | b11d: no. it just pissed off my wife |
19:09.23 | b11d | no doubt :) |
19:09.24 | hmmhesays | now I play guitar, bring the rock, and do some work |
19:09.28 | irq | i've been a sysadmin for only about 6 years now but so far i love it |
19:09.29 | b11d | hmmhesays.. I like the sound of that.. |
19:09.34 | irq | hey i bring my guitar to work too! |
19:09.40 | sil | contract work blows ... i did contract work for IBM from home |
19:09.44 | sil | i got bored out of my mind |
19:09.55 | hmmhesays | i don't get bored |
19:10.02 | b11d | you only get bored if you're boring.. |
19:10.04 | hmmhesays | I have plenty of computer games, and a guitar |
19:10.05 | irq | if i get bored, i play my ds lite and hide under my desk |
19:10.21 | b11d | i'd lay back and play the intro to Computer Man over and over.. |
19:10.30 | hmmhesays | lol |
19:10.35 | hmmhesays | so did you make it to the music shop? |
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19:10.37 | sil | i have a 5yo @ home ... during the summer (while i was working) all i heard was "play with me play with me play with me" |
19:10.41 | b11d | I dont want to talk about it |
19:10.42 | b11d | :) |
19:10.46 | b11d | no.. I didnt :( |
19:10.49 | hmmhesays | get down there damnit |
19:10.52 | sil | no benefits... a lot of money ... but not worth it |
19:10.59 | b11d | i'll go tomorrow afternoon.. |
19:11.00 | qwertz | Is there some info available what the values in the top line (holdtime, A, C, SL) of the show queues command are? |
19:11.11 | b11d | sil.. thats fucked :) |
19:11.20 | hmmhesays | sil: doing your taxes kind of sucks |
19:11.28 | hmmhesays | filling out the estimated tax forms |
19:11.41 | sil | yea it does ... but on the flip side i wrote off a lot of stuff |
19:11.51 | hmmhesays | yeah you can write off almost everything |
19:12.10 | hmmhesays | rent, gas |
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19:12.24 | hmmhesays | office supply's |
19:12.24 | sil | its good when youre young or in school (i'm 33) but not good when you have a family (benefits) |
19:12.31 | sil | during the dotcom days i used to love it |
19:12.31 | hmmhesays | sil: yeah |
19:12.37 | sil | heck who didnt ;) |
19:12.39 | hmmhesays | sil: i'm 24 with no family |
19:12.57 | sil | my coworkers here are almost all under 26 |
19:13.02 | blackgecko | anyone sucesfully instaled asterisk on ubuntu ?? |
19:13.04 | sil | they love it all bank |
19:13.25 | hmmhesays | blackgecko: you should be able to get it to run on that bastardized copy of debian |
19:13.27 | b11d | 25.. no family.. |
19:13.39 | b11d | drug user.. ex-alcoholic.. |
19:13.46 | b11d | :P |
19:13.48 | b11d | ..fucked.. |
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19:14.00 | hmmhesays | alcoholic, did a few back in the day |
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19:14.07 | blackgecko | hmmhesays: its a friens lap not mine |
19:14.07 | shellshark | b11d: that's you? |
19:14.12 | b11d | its me |
19:14.14 | sil | heh cant be too bad my boy works for (dare i say it) MS out of amsterdam... ive never seen him sober |
19:14.15 | hmmhesays | hell 90% of the population of fargo is an alcoholic |
19:14.23 | sil | he's like 27 now and he enjoys it |
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19:14.26 | blackgecko | hmmhesays: but im unable to make compile |
19:14.33 | hmmhesays | make compile? |
19:14.35 | b11d | I'd love to work in amsterdam |
19:14.36 | shellshark | b11d: i've been sober 1 year as of december 1st :) |
19:14.39 | hmmhesays | try just "make" |
19:14.42 | b11d | congrats man :) |
19:14.48 | b11d | feels good doesnt it |
19:15.28 | shellshark | b11d: longest i've gone since before i started drinking ;) |
19:15.28 | hmmhesays | make sure you sudo -s first |
19:15.28 | shellshark | b11d: which was ~13 or so |
19:15.29 | b11d | thats about the same time I started into "it" |
19:15.29 | hmmhesays | i didn't start drinking till i was 19 |
19:15.29 | irq | i sometimes bring a flask to work |
19:15.29 | blackgecko | hmmhesays: yeah im doing just make but get stuck at chan_phone |
19:15.29 | b11d | but being from Ontario.. its not as strange.. |
19:15.29 | irq | of scotch, lagavulin 16 specifically |
19:15.32 | shellshark | yeah it feels good... makes me want to go out and grab a pint in celebration... |
19:15.32 | hmmhesays | pm me |
19:15.41 | shellshark | then i'm all like "oh yeah" and it sucks ;) |
19:15.43 | b11d | once you learn to drink scotch properly, its a whole new world.. |
19:15.49 | b11d | hahahah shellshark.. |
19:15.54 | hmmhesays | vodka is my poison |
19:15.55 | blackgecko | hmmhesays: chan_phone.c:41:29: error: linux/compiler.h: |
19:15.58 | b11d | dont do it.. if you cant handle it.. dont do it :) |
19:16.06 | b11d | I should send you some "Silent Sam" from Canada hmmhesays.. |
19:16.07 | hmmhesays | black gecko, comment that out of chan_phone.c |
19:16.09 | b11d | you cant taste or smell it |
19:16.10 | hmmhesays | its not needed anymore |
19:16.27 | hmmhesays | b11d: properly chilled shakers vodka is the same way |
19:16.32 | b11d | shakers eh.. |
19:16.33 | b11d | never had that |
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19:16.41 | hmmhesays | made in our home state |
19:16.47 | b11d | cool.. |
19:16.51 | hmmhesays | benson MN |
19:16.53 | sil | i used to hit vodka straight up ... ;) absolut and grey goose |
19:17.05 | b11d | absoult tastes like rubbing alcohol smells. |
19:17.06 | hmmhesays | absolut is shit compared to shaers |
19:17.12 | hmmhesays | *shakers even |
19:17.18 | irq | here's those previously mentioned pics, but all on one html page so you don't have to click around: http://zeppelin.stepahead.net/~dan/pz/list.html |
19:17.21 | monsted | zubrowka is good |
19:17.26 | sil | hmhesays: i lived in sweden for a little while ;) |
19:17.27 | b11d | i need to experience this "shakers" -- but as of now, Silent Sam is #1 to me |
19:17.37 | sil | obviously its going to be the vodka of choice over there |
19:17.41 | hmmhesays | yeah |
19:17.44 | hmmhesays | vox is good |
19:17.53 | b11d | thank irq.. you bastard |
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19:18.07 | blackgecko | hmmhesays: what part should i comment ? |
19:18.30 | hmmhesays | #include linux/compiler.h |
19:18.49 | _spirit_ | I just got finished talking to my boss about asterisk, were looking for a consultant. Someone with experience with asterisk in a call center environment, and setting up/choosing the T1 hardware/lines. AKA who wants to make $$ =) Southern California Orange County area. |
19:18.54 | hbsmurf | I love chocolate filled thank you gifts this time of year! |
19:18.55 | hmmhesays | or remove it completely |
19:18.55 | b11d | http://zeppelin.stepahead.net/~dan/pz/Image50.jpg |
19:18.58 | b11d | thats the one |
19:19.17 | hmmhesays | irq: i saw all those on fusker on the same page a few years bac |
19:19.20 | hmmhesays | *bac |
19:19.24 | hmmhesays | bah fucking keyboard |
19:19.25 | hbsmurf | Ah, that brazillian girl |
19:19.28 | hbsmurf | she's nice |
19:19.39 | irq | b11d: heh, i just remembered, when i first found those pictures, it was while i was interviewing someone for a job |
19:19.45 | shellshark | _spirit_: do they have to be local? i wouldnt mind flying out to do it |
19:19.46 | b11d | LOL |
19:19.49 | hbsmurf | You surf porn while interviewing? |
19:19.51 | shellshark | _spirit_: i'm in Illinois |
19:19.51 | irq | b11d: it was really difficult concentrating |
19:19.56 | hbsmurf | Dude |
19:19.56 | b11d | undoubtely |
19:19.59 | hbsmurf | You hiring? |
19:19.59 | shellshark | hbsmurf: why not? |
19:20.00 | irq | hbsmurf: no, i don't, but a friend IM'd me the link and i just clicked on it |
19:20.05 | hbsmurf | rofl |
19:20.06 | irq | hbsmurf: and once i was there, wlel, i couldn't just go away |
19:20.15 | hbsmurf | Nevermind, I'm the boss here so I can surf |
19:20.16 | irq | since then i don't even bring my laptop to interviews |
19:20.19 | blackgecko | hmmhesays: damn ive removed and still error |
19:20.28 | hmmhesays | huh? |
19:20.38 | hmmhesays | you can't be getting that error if you removed that line |
19:20.38 | _spirit_ | My company isnt big enough to pay to fly some one out and have them stay here... it will prob be a one or two month job |
19:21.01 | shellshark | so you're not going to pay $$ then, you're just going to pay $? |
19:21.14 | hbsmurf | $ is less than $$ |
19:21.14 | blackgecko | #if LINUX_VERSION_CODE >= KERNEL_VERSION(2,6,0) |
19:21.14 | blackgecko | # include <linux/compiler.h> |
19:21.14 | blackgecko | #endif |
19:21.15 | blackgecko | #include <linux/ixjuser.h> |
19:21.18 | shellshark | ugh, false advertisement... |
19:21.19 | b11d | ugh.. |
19:21.19 | b11d | wow.. |
19:21.20 | b11d | http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=6626823 |
19:21.22 | b11d | thats pathetic |
19:21.28 | rr-- | if some fxo or fxs ports are on sangoma A200 cards and other ports are on a digium TDM400P and X100P cards ... this won't be a problem for asterisk to handle, will it? asterisk can handle multiple PCI cards made by different manufacturers, right |
19:21.30 | blackgecko | thats what ive removed |
19:21.33 | hbsmurf | figures |
19:21.46 | hbsmurf | Asterisk can handle multiple cards |
19:21.50 | b11d | the Cowboys are building a new stadium worth $1 BILLION? |
19:21.52 | b11d | oh thats NICE. |
19:21.54 | hmmhesays | hmmm maybe you should put that line back in |
19:21.56 | b11d | what a good use of money.. |
19:21.58 | b11d | fuck.. |
19:22.05 | skac | haha. |
19:22.06 | hbsmurf | My God |
19:22.15 | hbsmurf | A 240 call license for abe is now $3315 cost |
19:22.16 | hbsmurf | wow |
19:22.17 | skac | i prefer being called jesus. |
19:22.21 | hbsmurf | Cisco Call Manager is that much |
19:22.27 | shellshark | b11d: yeah man, and think of all the homeless people in dallas, and the kids with no food... |
19:22.44 | shellshark | hbsmurf: abe? |
19:22.45 | b11d | exactly!! |
19:22.50 | hbsmurf | asterisk business edition |
19:22.53 | rwxr--r-- | shellshark ... what do you mean the cowgirls' needs supercedes human necessities |
19:23.03 | rwxr--r-- | obviously you dont have the mind of a politican :X |
19:23.06 | b11d | :) |
19:23.07 | hbsmurf | I'm running 1.2.13 here at the office and I run business edition for my clients |
19:23.14 | shellshark | rwxr--r--: build it and they will "come" right? |
19:23.18 | b11d | lol |
19:23.21 | hmmhesays | blackgecko: pm me |
19:23.39 | shellshark | hbsmurf: oh, asterisk business edition... |
19:23.44 | hbsmurf | yeah |
19:23.46 | rwxr--r-- | yup ... see theyre looking out for the people ... the homeless people can bunk under the crosswalks of the new stadium |
19:23.53 | rwxr--r-- | and hunger? ... |
19:23.58 | hbsmurf | Anyone know of a way to send messages to Polycom phones? |
19:24.04 | hbsmurf | Make something display on them? |
19:24.06 | rwxr--r-- | well not a disposed hotdog would go to waste |
19:24.43 | b11d | lets not put that money into education.. |
19:24.46 | Qwell[] | rwxr--r--: You forgot the - at the start |
19:24.47 | b11d | that'd be a bigger waste |
19:25.05 | rwxr--r-- | education ... its covered too |
19:25.14 | shellshark | b11d: edumatcaion? hoo nedz dat? |
19:25.18 | rwxr--r-- | 1st down ... 3 more downs to go (subtraction) |
19:25.20 | linagee | is sellvoip or voipstreet more reliable than voicepulse? |
19:25.32 | rwxr--r-- | field goal = addition |
19:25.37 | shellshark | linagee: shellshark.net is more reliable then voicepulse :) |
19:25.49 | hbsmurf | shellshark: How do you really feel? |
19:25.59 | shellshark | hbsmurf: about? |
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19:25.59 | linagee | shellshark: interesting how <voipname> = <your_nickname> hehe |
19:26.02 | nays85 | linagee : imho, no way |
19:26.14 | hbsmurf | shellshark: voicepulse :) |
19:26.19 | shellshark | linagee: it's a great way to advertise :) |
19:26.21 | linagee | shellshark: i want to port my cell phone number to a voip number |
19:26.29 | shellshark | linagee: no problem |
19:26.43 | nays85 | linagee : they all say "no problem", he won't be able to do it |
19:26.47 | linagee | lol |
19:26.56 | shellshark | nays85: why not? |
19:27.03 | shellshark | nays85: WNP is your friend |
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19:27.19 | nays85 | because, like i said, they all say "no problem" and a month later say they can't do it |
19:27.25 | linagee | shellshark: also, i can only do IAX because of my firewall |
19:27.28 | b11d | mamma talkin to me tryin to tell me how to live.. |
19:27.37 | shellshark | linagee: no problem |
19:27.45 | rwxr--r-- | so in a few months... i will have this IDS for asterisk done :X |
19:27.58 | hmmhesays | IDS? |
19:28.24 | shellshark | linagee: we offer IAX2, SIP, H323, MGCP, SCCP, STIM, and whatever various things unicall supports :) |
19:28.24 | rwxr--r-- | intrusion detection system |
19:28.43 | Qwell[] | shellshark: better be careful when you say SCCP... it's quite ambiguous, depending on the context |
19:28.49 | rwxr--r-- | im calling it RAPID (Robust Asterisk PBX Intrusion Detection) ;) |
19:29.01 | nays85 | linagee : they can offer you anything you want, but they can't pay for an ssl cert before pimping their website in #asterisk :b |
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19:29.07 | shellshark | Qwell[]: true |
19:29.12 | Qwell[] | rwxr--r--: RAID would be way cooler |
19:29.12 | hbsmurf | Can we get some decent skinny support for the 7920? Who do I have to buy pizza and beer for to get that? |
19:29.20 | Qwell[] | hbsmurf: That would be me |
19:29.29 | Qwell[] | 7920 works great in chan_skinyn in 1.4 |
19:29.29 | rwxr--r-- | ppl will get confused with disks arrays ;) |
19:29.29 | shellshark | nays85: it's coming with the new website |
19:29.37 | hbsmurf | Give me an address and how much and I'm there |
19:29.37 | hbsmurf | :) |
19:29.39 | shellshark | nays85: due in january |
19:29.42 | hbsmurf | 1.4? |
19:29.43 | rwxr--r-- | i despise cisco phones :\ |
19:29.45 | hbsmurf | I'll try that tonight |
19:29.52 | Qwell[] | 1.4 beta anyhow, heh |
19:29.52 | hbsmurf | Ok |
19:29.55 | hbsmurf | I haven't tried it with 1.4 beta yet |
19:29.58 | hbsmurf | just 1.2.13 and trunk |
19:29.58 | Qwell[] | hbsmurf: If it works, feel free to still buy beer and pizza ;) |
19:30.01 | hbsmurf | :) |
19:30.30 | nays85 | shellshark : you and the 10 providers who did the same exact thing in here are all out of business... it's like the same pattern over and over again |
19:30.30 | hbsmurf | If I can get the 7920 working and hooked into an OLD call manager system I'll send you pizza and beer |
19:30.31 | hbsmurf | :) |
19:30.32 | shellshark | nays85: i'm not out of business ;) |
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19:30.39 | Qwell[] | as long as the CCM supports SIP, it should be fine |
19:30.45 | hbsmurf | It doesn't |
19:30.47 | hbsmurf | h.323 |
19:30.51 | hbsmurf | It's OLD |
19:30.52 | shellshark | nays85: i've been doing this for a year, and have been profitable the entire time, unlike all the graveyard junkies |
19:30.52 | Qwell[] | god help you if you have to use mgcp or something...or h.323 :( |
19:30.52 | hbsmurf | 3.2 |
19:30.54 | nays85 | again, that's what they all say |
19:30.57 | hbsmurf | :) |
19:31.11 | De_Mon | how would I send someone into a conference? I want to dial a number and have it put me in a conference and then call someone else and put them in the conference with me |
19:31.12 | nays85 | how many paid full-time employees do you have? |
19:31.20 | shellshark | nays85: none :) |
19:31.26 | hbsmurf | Qwell[]: Put the system in over 4 years ago and haven't done a damn thing with it since then. It just runs. We're going to propose replacing it with Asterisk when it starts dying |
19:31.44 | nays85 | so who's going to answer support emails and calls? |
19:31.51 | shellshark | nays85: that's the key to being profitable, make everyone on-call contractors... it's great |
19:31.58 | hbsmurf | Of course, this 40 call limit in the new ABE is going to be a pain. :) |
19:32.18 | Qwell[] | hbsmurf: You can increase the limit |
19:32.19 | hbsmurf | shellshark: I just tell my employees to bill out so much a month or they're gone! |
19:32.20 | hbsmurf | :) |
19:32.21 | Qwell[] | up to 240 I think it was |
19:32.30 | shellshark | hbsmurf: but of course :) |
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19:32.37 | nays85 | linagee : a good rule of thumb around here is to stick with providers that have been around the longest |
19:32.52 | nays85 | meaning selling service, answering emails, picking up the phone the longest |
19:32.53 | shellshark | nays85: you're awful negative |
19:33.04 | nays85 | not people who say they've been 'in the business' the longest |
19:33.15 | hbsmurf | Qwell[]: $3315 cost for 240 licenses. Ouch! |
19:33.16 | Zodiacal | anyone know if theres a good speach-to-text program for *? |
19:33.17 | shellshark | nays85: i've got a 95% customer retention rate |
19:33.20 | nays85 | because one-man operations have screwed a lot of people in here and their customers |
19:33.23 | linagee | shellshark: if your business fscks me over, i can always LNP to someone else, right? |
19:33.41 | linagee | my number doesn't get locked into your system or something? |
19:33.59 | shellshark | linagee: it's possible to port it somewhere else later, sure |
19:34.07 | linagee | interesting |
19:34.10 | Dr-Linux|home | Qwell[]: Sergio? |
19:34.15 | shellshark | linagee: of course you'd have to pay to port it again |
19:34.21 | Qwell[] | Dr-Linux|home: might as well be dead |
19:34.31 | linagee | shellshark: what is the fee you charge to port? everyone seems to charge an ambigous fee |
19:34.32 | De_Mon | shellshark thats something the telcos charge isnt it? |
19:34.35 | Dr-Linux|home | hhm.. |
19:34.38 | nays85 | shellshark : what's the full name and address that shellshark is incorporated under? |
19:34.38 | Qwell[] | hbsmurf: I don't know the pricing.. you'll have to ask Sales |
19:34.49 | Dr-Linux|home | Qwell[]: does 4.1 solves my problem? |
19:34.55 | shellshark | nays85: it's not incorporated, it's a general partnership |
19:34.56 | Qwell[] | Dr-Linux|home: 4.1? |
19:35.03 | De_Mon | Dr-Linux|home 1.4? |
19:35.04 | hbsmurf | Qwell[]: I'm looking at netxusa which is where I buy it from. |
19:35.04 | Dr-Linux|home | 1.4 |
19:35.09 | Dr-Linux|home | beta |
19:35.10 | shellshark | linagee: $25 one time |
19:35.11 | Qwell[] | hbsmurf: ahh, okay |
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19:35.36 | shellshark | De_Mon: yessir, we outsource LNP, as we don't have SS7 trunks ourselves |
19:35.36 | hbsmurf | Qwell[]: It went from 120 calls to 40 calls between A and B which is kinda scary |
19:35.46 | hbsmurf | Qwell[]: I'm waiting for a call back from sales |
19:35.54 | rr-- | is this correct -- an FXS port (or telco line) can be thought of as a 'source' and an FXO port is like a 'sink' ... you can connect a single FXS port (or telco line) to multiple FXO ports, but you cannot connect multiple FXS ports to an FXO port ? |
19:36.06 | Dr-Linux|home | LumenVox looks nice, but if i could have installable demo |
19:36.16 | hbsmurf | rr--: I think you're backwards |
19:36.24 | hbsmurf | rr--: Nevermind |
19:36.30 | ManxPower | ~fxofxs |
19:36.40 | jbot | hmm... 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. |
19:36.40 | Qwell[] | You wouldn't want to connect multiple lines to a single FXO |
19:36.40 | hbsmurf | rr--: YOu're right, I'm thinking of it backwards |
19:36.40 | Qwell[] | You *can* however, plug a bunch of phones into one FXS |
19:36.40 | TripleFFFF | got a weird one.. CDR's are messed, when sipuser1 calls sipuser2 wich has a forward on his phone (302) it sends to Local/${EXTEN}@context ... but i dont see the original call flow.. |
19:36.41 | shellshark | rr--: FXO comes from the Office (as in, central office), FXS goes to a Station (as in phone) |
19:36.49 | Qwell[] | but, of course, they'll all ring simultaneously |
19:37.05 | Qwell[] | it's like plugging in 5 phones in your house to one Bell line |
19:37.18 | Dr-Linux|home | Qwell: so does 1.4beta version sovles my chan_sccp my problem? |
19:37.25 | Qwell[] | Dr-Linux|home: no, chan_sccp doesn't work in 1.4 |
19:37.36 | Dr-Linux|home | ehh |
19:37.39 | Qwell[] | Sergio isn't fixing it, and nobody wants to fork chan_sccp |
19:37.57 | Dr-Linux|home | Qwell[]: but my phone wants only |
19:38.02 | hbsmurf | Qwell[]: chan_skinny is being supported though, right? |
19:38.06 | Qwell[] | hbsmurf: correct |
19:38.11 | Qwell[] | well... "supported" |
19:38.18 | Zodiacal | i guess thats a no for speech-to-text in asterisk.. |
19:38.19 | Qwell[] | I have NO idea if it's supported in BE |
19:38.21 | De_Mon | will app_managerredirect work in 1.2 without any tweaking? |
19:38.30 | Qwell[] | Zodiacal: lumenvox |
19:38.37 | shellshark | Zodiacal: there is Sphinx, but that only does speech rec AFAIK |
19:38.46 | Dr-Linux|home | Qwell[]: huh? who come chan_skinny is supported for my conference phone? |
19:38.52 | Zodiacal | yeah speech rec/text |
19:38.54 | Qwell[] | Dr-Linux|home: because nobody has sent me one |
19:38.57 | Zodiacal | is there a difference? |
19:38.59 | Qwell[] | if I had one, I could fix it |
19:39.03 | Zodiacal | qwell shellshark Thank You! |
19:39.04 | Qwell[] | Zodiacal: huge difference |
19:39.15 | Qwell[] | speech recognition == grammar recognition |
19:39.19 | hbsmurf | Qwell[]: So, are you the skinny guy? |
19:39.27 | Dr-Linux|home | Qwell[]: but normally chan_skinny doesn't work? right |
19:39.32 | Qwell[] | speech to text will make every word you say, become text. That's like Dragons Naturally Speaking |
19:39.36 | hbsmurf | Qwell[]: Do the button labels for the 7920 work in 1.4? |
19:39.40 | Qwell[] | hbsmurf: I am |
19:39.47 | Qwell[] | button labels? soft keys? yeah, most of them |
19:39.53 | Qwell[] | Dr-Linux|home: doesn't work? |
19:39.54 | Zodiacal | qwell speech to text is good then.. have you guys tried them? are they any good? |
19:40.08 | Qwell[] | lumenvox does speech recognition, not speech to text |
19:40.11 | Zodiacal | wondering if its easy to make a directory voice activated |
19:40.16 | Dr-Linux|home | Qwell[]: doesn't wory with my cisco confernece phone? |
19:40.17 | file | speech to text requires training to become accurate, while speech recognition is speaker independent and doesn't require training |
19:40.18 | Qwell[] | but, really, why would an IVR need speech to text? |
19:40.18 | Dr-Linux|home | i meant |
19:40.20 | file | may require tweaking mind you |
19:40.21 | b11d | i also would like to do that Zodiacal |
19:40.34 | hbsmurf | Qwell[]: Cool. I've got a 7920 sitting here along with a bunch of 7960s and 7910s. I've also got a Call Manager Express system in the rack behind me turned off. :) |
19:40.50 | Qwell[] | Dr-Linux|home: no, it doesn't. not until somebody sends me one, OR sends me a dump from a newer version of call manager for that phone |
19:41.05 | Zodiacal | qwell doesn't need it, but it would be nice |
19:41.10 | Zodiacal | easier to find someone |
19:41.33 | b11d | the new design of microsoft.com licks unpleasant things |
19:42.00 | linagee | i think i got scam called. incoming caller id: 212-440-9180 |
19:42.27 | linagee | they identified themselves as AT&T yellow pages. i am on the line with them right now and they verified i don't even have an account with them.... |
19:42.33 | hbsmurf | microsoft changes their web page design every few months |
19:42.33 | Dr-Linux|home | Qwell: how can i send your dump from a newer version of call manager? |
19:42.38 | hbsmurf | I hate it |
19:42.45 | b11d | watch it.. theres another org called "Yellow Book" that does that shit |
19:42.46 | DirtyD | Can asterisk detect sound by pitch? |
19:42.49 | PupenoR | should Set(MONITOR_FILENAME=...) to record queues go in queue.conf or somewhere else ? |
19:42.52 | b11d | a friend of mine got fucked over by them |
19:42.53 | hbsmurf | Yellow Book is scary |
19:42.56 | Dr-Linux|home | Qwell[]: i can have all cisco versions |
19:43.02 | hbsmurf | Our local rep yelled at my wife when she cancelled our ad |
19:43.04 | linagee | b11d: wtf. they said at&t. that would just be deceptive. |
19:43.08 | *** part/#asterisk TripleFFFF (n=TripleFF@145-27.mc.cite.net) |
19:43.09 | b11d | yep.. |
19:43.14 | linagee | b11d: i called the number back and i get a busy tone |
19:43.19 | b11d | thats suspect. |
19:43.25 | hbsmurf | It's probably an Asterisk call center installation |
19:43.25 | hbsmurf | :) |
19:43.27 | b11d | :)( |
19:43.28 | b11d | brb |
19:43.31 | linagee | b11d: it looks like a NY number and verizon service. (i'm in calif) |
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19:44.26 | Dr-Linux|home | hbsmurf: what firmware you are using on 7920? |
19:44.50 | DirtyD | If I wanted to play call an asterisk extension, and have the asterisk box somehow detect a detect a pitch by frequency, is this possible? |
19:45.16 | b11d | how do you detect pitch via frequency/ |
19:45.25 | b11d | or maybe I dont know enough about how sound works. |
19:45.39 | hbsmurf | Dr-Linux: uh |
19:45.46 | hbsmurf | Dr-Linux: lemme check |
19:45.51 | hbsmurf | Dr-Linux: firing it up |
19:46.02 | DirtyD | b11d, what I mean is can asterisk sense tones, besides DTMF. |
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19:46.03 | hbsmurf | Dr-Linux: my 1.2.13 install will die when it registers |
19:46.26 | hbsmurf | Dr-Linux: 7920.3.3-01-06 |
19:46.39 | Dr-Linux|home | hbsmurf: i believe that phone is not sip supported, correct? |
19:46.59 | b11d | ohhh.. im sure it can, somehow.. |
19:47.01 | DirtyD | If I played a sound at 2599 hz,can it determine that the tone is a 2599hz tone? |
19:47.02 | hbsmurf | Dr-Linux: Correct. Skinny only |
19:47.07 | b11d | I dont know how to do that.. good question though |
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19:47.18 | hbsmurf | Dr-Linux: I've used 7910s and 7960s with good luck on earlier Asterisk versions |
19:47.23 | b11d | i wonder if you'd have to record, pass it to an AGI script that checked it with mpg124 or sox or something.. |
19:47.23 | Dr-Linux|home | hbsmurf: can i /msg you? |
19:47.26 | b11d | and then returned the result |
19:47.28 | hbsmurf | Dr-Linux: But only with chan_sccp |
19:47.32 | hbsmurf | Dr-Linux: Sure |
19:47.35 | Dr-Linux|home | thanks |
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19:48.09 | DirtyD | b11d, how does it go about detecting DTMF? OR is that done by the FXO? |
19:48.21 | b11d | I dont know the answer to that, im sorry to say. |
19:48.26 | b11d | I dont know where thats handled |
19:49.01 | b11d | you're in the right place to find out though |
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19:50.22 | Dr-Linux|home | i'm using about 40 cisco 7940/60 since one year with no problem. My asterisk 1.2.0 uptime is 246 days |
19:50.25 | b11d | someone needs to invent a peppermint, that when you eat one, you dont need to continue to eat them all day to avoid that horrible aftertaste. |
19:50.35 | hbsmurf | nice |
19:50.37 | b11d | 246 days of securiy holes.. nice.. |
19:50.40 | b11d | :) |
19:50.42 | hbsmurf | I screw with my asterisk too much to have that kind of uptime |
19:50.44 | DirtyD | I guess that's all done inside the channel driver |
19:50.49 | hbsmurf | heh |
19:50.52 | b11d | uptime is a fucking joke.. no one should be proud of uptime.. |
19:50.58 | b11d | it means you didnt patch.. and you didnt upgrade |
19:51.01 | Dr-Linux|home | hbsmurf: ohh your nick is not registerd? |
19:51.09 | hbsmurf | I don't think so |
19:51.10 | hbsmurf | I'll fix that |
19:51.31 | Dr-Linux|home | hbsmurf: i can't see your any pvt message or you never sent me a message in pvt :S |
19:51.33 | hbsmurf | there |
19:51.38 | b11d | woah.. mints and folgers coffee taste like those mint girl scout cookies |
19:51.45 | hmmhesays | hehe |
19:51.49 | hbsmurf | I've been sending you pms |
19:51.53 | hbsmurf | how about ow? |
19:52.06 | b11d | hey hmmhesays.. |
19:52.12 | b11d | how were you going to handle outbound faxing? |
19:52.14 | hmmhesays | if you're not registered your pm's go nowhere |
19:52.27 | hmmhesays | b11d: ip to pstn? |
19:52.37 | b11d | what is in that process though? |
19:52.43 | b11d | yeah |
19:52.56 | hmmhesays | right now i'm using stun on my ata's for that nat, and redirects directly to my terminating gateways |
19:52.57 | b11d | do people scan documents and then email them to a phone number or something liek that, or what? |
19:53.09 | hmmhesays | t.38 |
19:53.17 | b11d | I need to look into t.38, you're saying? |
19:53.52 | ChkDigit | Hylafax does the prior. |
19:53.59 | hbsmurf | Hylafax owns |
19:54.28 | b11d | I havent used hylafax in years |
19:54.44 | hbsmurf | It's quite nice |
19:54.54 | hbsmurf | The windows client is a bit clunky, but it works nicely |
19:55.02 | hbsmurf | and it's way cheaper than $2500 for fax server software |
19:55.02 | hbsmurf | :) |
19:55.56 | mercestes | hylafax ftw |
19:56.04 | b11d | fuck the world? |
19:56.21 | mercestes | *shrugs* I dunno...I never did figure out what it meant. |
19:56.26 | b11d | For The Win? |
19:56.28 | mercestes | it just seems to be a positive reaction so...ftw. |
19:56.44 | *** part/#asterisk hoobastooba (n=ckwall@63.149.122.93) |
19:57.31 | mercestes | my ex girlfriend ftw....that's why she's my ex |
19:57.39 | b11d | lol |
19:58.01 | hbsmurf | ex-girlfriends are always ex-girlfriends for a reason |
19:58.13 | b11d | i have only sex-girlfriends |
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19:58.57 | hmmhesays | heh |
19:59.10 | b11d | sweet.. the annual faculty xmas party flier says that Paid Escorts will be welcome :) |
19:59.30 | hbsmurf | Qwell[]: There are entries in the chan_skinny.c file for the 7935. Does that mean it will work or just kinda or no way don't try it? |
19:59.31 | b11d | I should show up with a gaggle of whores |
19:59.38 | hbsmurf | How many whores is in a gaggle? |
19:59.48 | b11d | 20+ |
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19:59.54 | hbsmurf | The guy in the cube next to me wants to know too |
20:00.00 | b11d | and theres 25 gaggles to a shitload |
20:00.16 | b11d | a shitload of whores would urle |
20:00.19 | b11d | urle = rule |
20:01.00 | b11d | that is, unless you're using metric units to meausre whore availability |
20:01.04 | b11d | then we get into decawhores and kilowhores.. |
20:01.12 | b11d | my whores are paid by the kilowhore hour.. |
20:01.18 | b11d | what a bad joke. |
20:01.19 | b11d | :) |
20:01.25 | hbsmurf | ROFL |
20:01.26 | linagee | what is the best way to tie a cell phone to asterisk? hrm |
20:01.26 | *** join/#asterisk tsurk0 (n=tsurko@vpn-pppoe-213-240-242-237.megalan.bg) |
20:01.53 | hbsmurf | Nylon rope> |
20:01.53 | linagee | i've got it. have asterisk send out a unique caller ID. have the cell phone do a unique ring for that number. have every other number have ring = NULL |
20:01.55 | mercestes | linagee: Check out Sprint Integrated Office. |
20:02.07 | linagee | mercestes: what's that? some businessy $$$ thing? |
20:02.15 | mercestes | linagee: Yea |
20:02.31 | linagee | once asterisk rings the number, you can have festival read out the number and/or name to you when you pick up |
20:02.37 | b11d | festival rules.. |
20:02.58 | linagee | of course you can do the usual blacklisting. or if no caller ID, ask them for one |
20:03.02 | rudholm | linagee: I do something like that for my front door --the front door speakerphone is on a ringdown line that calls various phones (including my cell) with a unique CID. The cell associates that CID with a doorbell ringtone. |
20:03.16 | linagee | rudholm: hehehe |
20:03.30 | Strom_C | rudholm: I didn't read your handle and almost responded "hey, my friend has that too!" |
20:03.37 | rudholm | hahaha |
20:03.53 | linagee | rudholm: you can even pick a caller ID that would otherwise never be used (like IP address 10.x.x.x range. :) ) |
20:03.59 | linagee | rudholm: 011-123-1234 |
20:04.00 | *** join/#asterisk sloth (n=sloth@64.3.170.41.ptr.us.xo.net) |
20:04.05 | rudholm | linagee: yep |
20:04.07 | *** join/#asterisk TheBearded1_ (n=criggs@203.39.cm.sunflower.com) |
20:04.13 | linagee | rudholm: oh whoops. just don't hit callback. lol |
20:04.22 | linagee | rudholm: i'm sure there are other unused spaces |
20:04.23 | rudholm | linagee: in my case, I just send the internal extension to the cell |
20:04.36 | b11d | anyone ever setup an internal network using the 223.x.x.x address space? |
20:04.37 | TheBearded1_ | can anybody tell me how I would know if a sip trunk was registered/connected okay? |
20:04.40 | b11d | theres this place here that did.. |
20:04.42 | b11d | doenst make any sense |
20:04.46 | b11d | its not RFC1918 compliant.. |
20:04.56 | b11d | and IIRC, 224.+ is multicast.. |
20:04.59 | rudholm | no, it's not RFC1918 |
20:05.14 | rudholm | yep, 224 would be Class D (multicast) |
20:05.14 | b11d | anyway, I cant wrap my mind around why they did that.. |
20:05.19 | rudholm | stupidity? |
20:05.25 | b11d | more than likely. |
20:05.26 | linagee | rudholm: 224 is a nice area code. :) |
20:05.34 | b11d | I miss my 807 AC |
20:05.40 | b11d | 807 4 LIFE! |
20:05.41 | rudholm | I miss my 213 AC |
20:05.44 | hbsmurf | 231 ftw! |
20:05.45 | b11d | im 218.. |
20:05.46 | b11d | so close |
20:05.46 | b11d | :) |
20:05.49 | b11d | FTW!! |
20:05.57 | Strom_C | 323 ain't so bad |
20:05.57 | TheBearded1_ | I'm getting messages like this in my asterisk console: Retransmitting #4 (no NAT) to 65.110.41.100:5060 |
20:05.59 | Strom_C | it's symmetrical |
20:06.05 | rudholm | yeah, but 323 should have been an overlay! |
20:06.06 | Strom_C | er, palindromic |
20:06.10 | b11d | 323 is cool.. I used to have a 323 as the local CO code.. |
20:06.14 | b11d | i dont know what thats called |
20:06.16 | linagee | what message do you get when you call a number that's in non existant space? |
20:06.18 | b11d | in fact, what IS that called? |
20:06.22 | Strom_C | 2131310 |
20:06.23 | b11d | <PROTECTED> |
20:06.28 | b11d | wtf is each technically called? |
20:06.30 | rudholm | my parents had 213 265 XXXX for 30 years, now that number is a law firm downtwon. |
20:06.31 | *** join/#asterisk DaeJeon-Newbie (i=Singh@124.62.150.38) |
20:06.41 | DaeJeon-Newbie | hello guys |
20:06.42 | linagee | b11d: areacode-prefix-???? |
20:06.46 | b11d | yeah.. |
20:06.47 | Strom_C | b11d: numbering plan area, office code, line number |
20:06.50 | ahigerd | Several questions... First off, what's it called when you've got two phone numbers coming in on one phone line? |
20:06.51 | b11d | thanks Strom_C |
20:06.51 | linagee | ???? = "other numbers" :) |
20:07.02 | Qwell[] | also NPA-NXX- |
20:07.04 | rudholm | on btw Strom_C, I found the 213 -> 310 Press Release I was looking for the other week |
20:07.06 | linagee | Strom_C is the CO mad hatter. :) |
20:07.19 | b11d | nice :) |
20:07.38 | Strom_C | rudholm: cool |
20:07.40 | mercestes | b11d: Local exchange. |
20:07.43 | ahigerd | One physical phone line, that is; it's two lines and a multi-line phone or fax machine can use it as such. |
20:07.50 | mercestes | b11d: NPA, NXX, PHN. |
20:08.04 | Strom_C | ahigerd: "distinctive ring" |
20:08.07 | Strom_C | or "DID" |
20:08.11 | b11d | yeah I wanted to call it Local Exchange Code but that'd be LEC and LEC is Local Echange Carrier (i think?) |
20:08.14 | Strom_C | depending on how it's provisioned |
20:08.16 | b11d | Exchange that is |
20:08.21 | Strom_C | b11d: prefix or office code |
20:08.29 | b11d | cool.. that fits nicely... thanks |
20:08.34 | TheBearded1_ | can anybody help me debug my sip trunk problem? |
20:08.37 | linagee | Strom_C: is it possible some apocolyptic number exists? call it, it goes to another CO, goes to another CO, again and again until it ties up all the circuits? heheheh |
20:08.43 | mercestes | b11d: LEC is Local Exchange Carrier. |
20:08.48 | Strom_C | linagee: no. |
20:08.52 | b11d | thanks for verifying that |
20:08.52 | linagee | Strom_C: aw. :( |
20:09.06 | b11d | TheBearded1_.. do you REALLY have a beard? |
20:09.07 | b11d | because I do.. |
20:09.08 | rudholm | yeah, I usually say "prefix" although I know that's kind of ambiguous since a "prefix" is also possibly a vertical service code (or anything dialed at the beginning of a dialing pattern, really) |
20:09.11 | b11d | I take the beards seriously |
20:09.18 | mercestes | b11d: It's called NXX because that's the pattern match for it in old switches. :) |
20:09.25 | TheBearded1_ | yes i do |
20:09.26 | rwxr--r-- | b11d www.nanpa.com (helps) |
20:09.28 | b11d | cool |
20:09.28 | Qwell[] | s/old// |
20:09.38 | b11d | thats handy |
20:09.46 | Strom_C | mercestes: and, just for trivia, what was the standard pattern in most area codes before 1995? |
20:09.50 | *** join/#asterisk dmd1222 (n=opera@c-24-20-35-49.hsd1.or.comcast.net) |
20:09.54 | mercestes | Qwell, True. |
20:09.54 | TheBearded1_ | b11d: beards are handy? |
20:10.06 | b11d | yep |
20:10.08 | b11d | so was that link |
20:10.11 | b11d | but yeah.. beards are handy |
20:10.20 | b11d | in fact, if I can give everyone only one bit of advice.. it's GROW A BEARD. |
20:10.21 | linagee | beards? |
20:10.22 | ahigerd | Strom_C: Oh, that's how it works? So if I wanted my Asterisk server to only pick up on line 2, I'd have to set it up to recognize distinctive ring? |
20:10.27 | b11d | (yes, stolen from Family Guy) |
20:10.28 | mercestes | Strom_C: hm....I'm not sure.... |
20:10.38 | Strom_C | ahigerd: do you have DID, or do you have distinctive ring? |
20:10.41 | Strom_C | mercestes: NNX |
20:11.02 | rob0 | Beard is a great place to store food to eat later. |
20:11.12 | ahigerd | Strom_C: No clue; I'm actually troubleshooting for a remote customer. ^^() |
20:11.16 | hmmhesays | family guy rocs |
20:11.16 | robl^ | b11d: you must have given advice to my great aunt Ethel. she's been growing a mustache and beard for years |
20:11.18 | b11d | I find the beard DOES limit your choice of women though.. |
20:11.19 | b11d | some hate them |
20:11.23 | b11d | HAHAHA |
20:11.24 | mercestes | you know...I *have* seen that in some old CSX programming. |
20:11.31 | linagee | Strom_C: is it possible to buy the "default extension" for a prefix? AREACODE-PREFIX-nonexistant |
20:11.32 | Strom_C | ahigerd: well, then find out |
20:11.33 | ahigerd | But that gives me a question I can ask; thanks. |
20:11.37 | hmmhesays | my friend was hitting on a chick with a beard wednesday night |
20:11.43 | Strom_C | linagee: what do you mean |
20:11.43 | mercestes | now it makes sense..:) |
20:11.43 | TheBearded1_ | b11d: if they don't like beards you don't want them anyway, look at it as a bult-in filter for the bad ones |
20:11.59 | b11d | I do.. believe me ;) |
20:12.07 | linagee | Strom_C: when the message that you've called a non existant number comes on. is it possible for instead of that message for the call to get routed to you? heh |
20:12.08 | DaeJeon-Newbie | I am unable to install libstdc++6 -packeage using yum-centos. is there any other way? |
20:12.17 | *** join/#asterisk sahafeez (n=sahafeez@ip68-6-223-92.sd.sd.cox.net) |
20:12.29 | b11d | www.cnac.ca |
20:12.30 | danp | beautiful: http://flickr.com/photos/dpiddy/322743760/ |
20:12.31 | b11d | now here we go |
20:12.33 | Strom_C | linagee: you'd have to register as a CLEC, buy a switch, and have your own office code assigned by NANPA |
20:12.39 | linagee | Strom_C: or wait. n/m. if you owned the entire prefix, you could decide what to do |
20:12.41 | linagee | Strom_C: jinx. :) |
20:12.57 | linagee | Strom_C: replace the word "prefix" with the proper terminology |
20:13.12 | *** join/#asterisk dasenjo (n=dasenjo@190.24.176.58) |
20:13.20 | Dr-Linux|home | google likes my site for asterisk stuff :P |
20:13.27 | Strom_C | linagee: it sounds to me like you've read just a few too many phreak kiddie text files |
20:13.37 | robl^ | what's the going rate for a block of 100 DIDs for US? |
20:13.41 | linagee | Strom_C: way long time ago maybe |
20:13.44 | TheBearded1_ | b11d: know asterisk sip trunks well? |
20:13.54 | linagee | robl^: a bj |
20:13.56 | linagee | lol |
20:14.07 | hmmhesays | some chicks like the way the beard tickles their thighs |
20:14.07 | TheBearded1_ | robl^: at&t gives blocks of 20 at $3.99 |
20:14.08 | *** join/#asterisk sloth_ (n=sloth@64.3.170.41.ptr.us.xo.net) |
20:14.11 | b11d | I've done some work there |
20:14.22 | robl^ | linagee: oh?!?!?! hrmmm |
20:14.31 | linagee | TheBearded1_: do you have to pay once or every month or what? |
20:14.40 | TheBearded1_ | linagee: yep, monthly |
20:14.56 | linagee | TheBearded1_: i think there's some DID rule about if you don't use it, you have to return it to the DID population. (CLEC rules) |
20:15.09 | hmmhesays | or pay more to have it idle I think |
20:15.17 | robl^ | now if I can find a SIP or IAX provider that would give me a block of 20 (or 100) DIDs |
20:15.22 | b11d | ahh nothing like box |
20:15.25 | Strom_C | fairly sure that rule only applies to prefixes |
20:15.33 | linagee | Strom_C: true |
20:15.41 | hmmhesays | i love this dell commercial |
20:15.51 | rwxr--r-- | i wonder w/ i hate more cisco or ms |
20:15.51 | linagee | hmmhesays: "Dude, get a dell"? |
20:16.14 | b11d | anyone see the movie "The Jerk" ? |
20:16.14 | hmmhesays | guys calls in to dell "i'd like to get computer for my daughter" - "ok sir how do you think she will be using it" - " well I think she said something about a showercam site" |
20:16.26 | linagee | Strom_C: btw, what is "get a phone switch" these days? hehehe. sure you can buy a $100,000 piece of equipment, but can asterisk talk "get a phone switch" yet? |
20:16.28 | b11d | lol |
20:16.29 | hbsmurf | I'd like a subscription |
20:16.30 | hbsmurf | please |
20:16.38 | linagee | Strom_C: with the appropriate cards |
20:16.50 | linagee | Strom_C: SS7, right? |
20:16.50 | Strom_C | linagee: I don't believe you can do all the necessary class 5 stuff with asterisk yet |
20:16.53 | linagee | hm |
20:16.57 | b11d | that reminds me.. I need to go take care of that GD CPE light on my T1 |
20:16.59 | Strom_C | SS7 is one part of it, yes |
20:17.00 | hmmhesays | i'd whore out my gf to a showercam site if I got part of the cash |
20:17.07 | linagee | Strom_C: interesting |
20:17.16 | b11d | lets talk about that a little bit hmmhesays.. |
20:17.18 | b11d | :) |
20:17.25 | hmmhesays | lol |
20:17.47 | linagee | Strom_C: you know when you gave me all those links to those CO resources, i was working 80 hour weeks. i have more free time now though. :) |
20:18.32 | linagee | hmmhesays: gf? |
20:18.49 | hmmhesays | girl friend |
20:18.56 | linagee | hmmhesays: gf = guyfriend |
20:19.04 | hbsmurf | Excuse me, let's get back to the showercam subject please |
20:19.09 | hmmhesays | LOL |
20:19.12 | TheBearded1_ | hehe |
20:19.13 | TheBearded1_ | Got SIP response 500 "I'm terribly sorry, server error occured (1/SL)" back from 65.110.41.100 |
20:19.26 | TheBearded1_ | wild guess here, but, not a good thing? |
20:19.58 | robl^ | linagee likes the rough stuff |
20:20.05 | hmmhesays | oh i love fridays |
20:20.12 | rwxr--r-- | thebearded... I got a ranDumb sip message generator |
20:20.22 | linagee | robl^: iron cooking pan beats a cup |
20:20.25 | rwxr--r-- | the normal SIP error 500 should be internal server error |
20:20.28 | mercestes | I'd whore out my g/f for props.....*sighs* I'm a bad person. |
20:20.31 | rwxr--r-- | what gave you that message? |
20:20.32 | hmmhesays | i'm going to do nothing today except play guitar |
20:20.48 | linagee | hmmhesays: is that what they're calling it these days. :) |
20:20.50 | TheBearded1_ | i got that from fonosip.com |
20:20.58 | rwxr--r-- | k thanks |
20:21.09 | hmmhesays | i'm also going to play star wars battlefront 2 |
20:21.12 | hbsmurf | Is this #asterisk or #whoreoutyourgirlfriendforvoip? |
20:21.16 | TheBearded1_ | rwxr--r--: preceded by: SIP/2.0 500 could not create new transaction |
20:21.34 | hmmhesays | i'm in the middle of taking hoth |
20:21.36 | rwxr--r-- | strange not standard error code |
20:21.38 | rwxr--r-- | oh well |
20:21.41 | TheBearded1_ | hbsmurf: vonage accepts females for payment now? |
20:21.41 | *** join/#asterisk Defraz (n=t0tal@fw.centrisys.com) |
20:21.45 | robl^ | anyone know how to go about getting a contiguous block of DIDsfrom eith an IAX or SIP provider? |
20:21.46 | rwxr--r-- | www.infiltrated.net/slicer |
20:22.02 | linagee | TheBearded1_: if vonage accepted paypal and paypal accepted foreign currency, then yes. |
20:22.17 | robl^ | what about those who whore out their boyfrieds or small farm animals? |
20:22.23 | *** join/#asterisk h0 (n=fakhir@unaffiliated/fakhir) |
20:22.26 | hbsmurf | TheBearded1_: I think you'd need more than 1 |
20:23.15 | *** join/#asterisk sloth_ (n=sloth@64.3.170.41.ptr.us.xo.net) |
20:23.32 | TheBearded1_ | rwxr--r--: would you guess it's fonosip's fault or mine? |
20:23.40 | linagee | wake me up when "expensive phone switch" = asterisk running inside of a 4 cpu box with special cards |
20:23.43 | mercestes | linagee: What is the exchange rate on the US dollar to foreign females? |
20:24.04 | b11d | ok.. big gay asterisk orgy.. this weekend.. Minneapolis. |
20:24.10 | b11d | no names, no questions |
20:24.11 | file | try to stay on top |
20:24.15 | file | at least during the day |
20:24.18 | file | on topic |
20:24.18 | hmmhesays | LOL |
20:24.19 | file | ON TOPIC |
20:24.26 | hmmhesays | nice file nice |
20:24.28 | robl^ | on top!?!?!? |
20:24.30 | linagee | file: "try to stay on top" = you're going? lol |
20:24.31 | file | I hate you all :P |
20:24.34 | b11d | hahaha |
20:24.35 | linagee | lol |
20:24.38 | mercestes | lol |
20:25.03 | b11d | I thought it was on topic.. I said asterisk.. |
20:25.06 | b11d | my apologies |
20:25.06 | Katty | i'mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm goign insane. |
20:25.07 | rwxr--r-- | file www.infiltrated.net/hate.jpg makes a great desktop |
20:25.13 | Katty | file: i had a nap on my desk! |
20:25.16 | mercestes | I love you, Katty |
20:25.17 | linagee | b11d: you also said Minneapolis |
20:25.18 | file | Katty: was it comfy? |
20:25.23 | b11d | that I did |
20:25.44 | Katty | file: not so much, no |
20:27.32 | *** join/#asterisk tdonahue-laptop (n=tdonahue@vonmail.vonworldwide.com) |
20:27.47 | b11d | well im going to go try to take care of this CPE alarm.. |
20:27.47 | b11d | bbl |
20:28.16 | b11d | ok, you can help. |
20:28.34 | mercestes | yay! :D thanks. |
20:28.38 | b11d | :) |
20:28.40 | mercestes | paint it green. |
20:28.45 | b11d | done and done |
20:28.53 | b11d | btw, ever watch Star Trek, TNG much? |
20:29.11 | b11d | ever notice that when the ship is really fucked.. Geordi LaForge opens that little panel to the side of the warp core? |
20:29.14 | linagee | Strom_C: say you have a big enterprise telephone switch that talks all the right languages. how do you get the telephone network to start sending you prefixes? is it hella expensive? |
20:29.19 | b11d | I want one of those panels in my data center |
20:29.24 | linagee | Strom_C: does it involve golf games? |
20:29.29 | b11d | so I can crack it open and yell "We've got a coolant leak!" |
20:30.07 | file | Katty: I talked to this person on the phone a sec ago... she said her name was Katty - any relation? |
20:30.10 | mercestes | b11d: that would be awesome. |
20:30.14 | b11d | yeah, I think so :) |
20:30.20 | *** part/#asterisk TheBearded1_ (n=criggs@203.39.cm.sunflower.com) |
20:30.27 | mercestes | katty: can I call you on the phone? |
20:30.27 | Katty | file: ummummumm. |
20:30.28 | *** join/#asterisk Paavum (n=chiardon@200.71.58.39) |
20:30.33 | Katty | mercestes: mayhaps |
20:30.34 | b11d | and you guys think im fucked |
20:30.35 | mercestes | please? |
20:30.38 | hbsmurf | YOu aren't? |
20:30.43 | b11d | I am.. |
20:30.44 | hbsmurf | I love easy jobs |
20:30.48 | hbsmurf | CLICK |
20:30.50 | hbsmurf | That's $50 |
20:30.51 | hbsmurf | thanks |
20:31.06 | hbsmurf | So |
20:31.09 | b11d | i'll split that with you |
20:31.10 | hbsmurf | let me throw this at you |
20:31.13 | Paavum | Hi |
20:31.15 | Katty | mercestes: are you canadian?! |
20:31.16 | hbsmurf | 300 user school system |
20:31.18 | rwxr--r-- | $50 is not enough for gas sometimes |
20:31.25 | Katty | mercestes: 'merican? |
20:31.32 | mercestes | Katty: Which one gets me your phone #? |
20:31.32 | hbsmurf | ser or asterisk/realtime/dundi? |
20:31.35 | Paavum | Cananybody tellme if asterisk supports "Shared IP extensions"? |
20:31.35 | rwxr--r-- | contractor... $200 ph 2 hr min |
20:31.38 | b11d | thats about what im rolling out here right now.. |
20:31.44 | b11d | a little over 300 end points.. |
20:31.45 | Katty | mercestes: i don't give out phone numberseseseses |
20:31.49 | b11d | im running straight asterisk on FreeBSD |
20:31.51 | mercestes | aw..:( I'm 'merican. |
20:31.56 | Katty | mercestes: but i do have a lil iax number in my pocket. |
20:32.02 | mercestes | woohoo! |
20:32.07 | b11d | I'm dual citizen :) |
20:32.14 | hbsmurf | Straight asterisk? |
20:32.19 | mercestes | I'm a canadian spy living under cover in America. |
20:32.21 | b11d | yeah.. not abe, or realtime, or whatever.. |
20:32.21 | hbsmurf | Multiple servers |
20:32.22 | hbsmurf | ? |
20:32.23 | Katty | hmmhesays: and you, sir, have been a snob. |
20:32.25 | hbsmurf | ah |
20:32.28 | Katty | hmmhesays: not a single call! |
20:32.31 | b11d | 3.. syncing every minute.. |
20:32.34 | hbsmurf | load balancing or anything? |
20:32.36 | b11d | less than a second of downtime when I pull the plug |
20:32.37 | hbsmurf | how are you syncing? |
20:32.43 | b11d | rsync & pfsync |
20:32.49 | b11d | and CARP for failover |
20:32.54 | hbsmurf | do the endpoints register to different boxes? |
20:32.59 | Paavum | I want to use asterisk with the Polycom 601 |
20:33.03 | b11d | since the astdb is synced all the time.. its not necessary |
20:33.14 | hbsmurf | how do you sync astdb? |
20:33.20 | b11d | the call will be cut, but you can redial instantaneously |
20:33.24 | b11d | with rysnc.. |
20:33.26 | hbsmurf | right |
20:33.27 | hbsmurf | ah |
20:33.28 | hbsmurf | ok |
20:33.38 | b11d | im really happy with it.. so far.. |
20:33.46 | b11d | but keep in mind.. |
20:33.47 | *** join/#asterisk mhnoyes (n=mhnoyes@dialup-4.246.239.197.Dial1.SanJose1.Level3.net) |
20:33.56 | hbsmurf | So, are you registering to one server or multiples? |
20:33.58 | b11d | while I have over 300 endpoints, not more than say.. 19 have ever been in use at the same time |
20:34.10 | b11d | just to the single server |
20:34.14 | hbsmurf | ok |
20:34.15 | hbsmurf | I get it |
20:34.18 | hbsmurf | With standard asterisk |
20:34.19 | hbsmurf | 1.2.13? |
20:34.20 | b11d | yep |
20:34.25 | b11d | i'll go to 1.4 when the time comes |
20:34.26 | hbsmurf | what kind of hardware? |
20:34.40 | b11d | dual opteron 1.8Ghz boxes on Tyan Mobo's |
20:34.44 | b11d | 2gb of RAM each.. |
20:34.44 | hbsmurf | really? |
20:34.45 | hbsmurf | Wow |
20:34.45 | b11d | yeah |
20:34.49 | hbsmurf | That's awesome! |
20:34.58 | b11d | is it? why>? |
20:35.04 | Strom_C | yay, my 480i is here |
20:35.06 | b11d | I've got a 400GB RAID on each for VM. |
20:35.14 | hbsmurf | 400GB? |
20:35.15 | hbsmurf | Crap |
20:35.19 | *** join/#asterisk matt__ (n=matt@2001:4bd0:2056:1:220:edff:feb4:7c9d) |
20:35.19 | b11d | yeah its probably overkill |
20:35.22 | hbsmurf | That's a huge amount of voicemail |
20:35.32 | b11d | yeah.. but I want the system to be there in case its necessary |
20:35.34 | hbsmurf | I was going to go with like 60gb for the school I'm quoting |
20:35.37 | *** join/#asterisk matt_ (n=matt@2001:4bd0:2056:1:220:edff:feb4:7c9d) |
20:35.45 | b11d | it really boils down to: how fast can you get replacements? |
20:35.58 | b11d | i can get 200's quicker than 60's.. but thats just how things are here. |
20:36.10 | hbsmurf | I sell HP hardware, I can get stuff in less than a day |
20:36.11 | hbsmurf | :) |
20:36.21 | b11d | ahh.. these are all homebrewed |
20:36.22 | mercestes | HP blows goats. |
20:36.29 | hbsmurf | HP owns! |
20:36.31 | mercestes | Katty! I wanna call joo..:( |
20:36.32 | b11d | owns nothing.. |
20:36.33 | b11d | :) |
20:36.35 | hbsmurf | :) |
20:36.36 | mercestes | Hp is teh sux. |
20:36.40 | b11d | FTW! |
20:36.40 | hbsmurf | Nah, I love HP |
20:36.45 | hbsmurf | Trained and certified on their hardware |
20:36.48 | danp | i'm a big fan of HP procurve switches |
20:36.54 | Katty | oh |
20:36.56 | Katty | k |
20:36.57 | hbsmurf | You spend a week in Wisconsin in the middle of winter and tell me it isn't fun! |
20:37.02 | hbsmurf | HP switches are teh such |
20:37.03 | hbsmurf | suck |
20:37.04 | mercestes | my ex wife works for HP...believe me...I know when something blows and somethign doesn't. |
20:37.09 | b11d | lol |
20:37.11 | mercestes | and my ex definately does not..and hp definately does. |
20:37.31 | b11d | anyway, I wish I could set up my system to not even drop the calls when the servers roll over.. |
20:37.33 | b11d | but I cant yet |
20:37.34 | rwxr--r-- | hp blows |
20:37.40 | Strom_C | almost as much as your spelling of "definitely"? |
20:37.41 | Strom_C | :) |
20:38.20 | b11d | hewlett-paqard.. |
20:38.25 | b11d | since they bought compaq and all |
20:38.45 | mercestes | ... I hate you Strom! (hugs) |
20:39.06 | b11d | what kind of phones are you gonna roll out hbsmurf? |
20:39.07 | mercestes | hp makes a good printer tho. |
20:39.16 | b11d | I went with all poly 501's in the faculty & staff offices |
20:39.19 | hbsmurf | If you know how to set the servers up they're quite nice |
20:39.20 | b11d | 301's in unused rooms.. |
20:39.22 | hbsmurf | Damn near bulletproof |
20:39.24 | b11d | 601's for secretaries |
20:39.38 | b11d | yeah I like hp printers but I hate jetdirect.. |
20:39.42 | hbsmurf | Teh 601s are sweet |
20:39.43 | b11d | or.. webjetadmin anyway |
20:39.48 | Katty | Strom_C: come back to me!!! |
20:39.50 | *** join/#asterisk mog (i=ejabberd@c-71-207-215-93.hsd1.al.comcast.net) |
20:39.51 | hbsmurf | but a 601 with three sidecars is almost $1k |
20:39.56 | b11d | wow.. |
20:40.02 | b11d | single sidecar here for one user.. |
20:40.05 | hbsmurf | My bald headed salesman thinks you're an idiot if you hate jetdirect |
20:40.05 | hbsmurf | :) |
20:40.18 | b11d | I dont hate jetdirect.. just the admin tools HP provides.. |
20:40.20 | Katty | someone should host an iaxy comference. |
20:40.25 | Katty | so we can all chitchat. |
20:40.26 | Katty | that'd just be peachy |
20:40.27 | hbsmurf | Oh yeah, the admin tools suck |
20:40.31 | b11d | I hate the god damn jetdirect interfaces that you cant program right on the printer |
20:40.34 | Katty | file: set one up! |
20:40.38 | hbsmurf | I need to be able to send messages to the dman Polycom phones |
20:40.39 | danp | i am really liking my 601's...i have 3 sidecars for 3 phones but two of those will probably be replaced with te flash operator panel |
20:40.44 | hbsmurf | If I could do that I'd be happy |
20:40.52 | b11d | yeah I wish I could do that as well |
20:40.52 | Strom_C | Katty: I could probably do one here |
20:40.59 | Katty | Strom_C: yum. |
20:41.05 | b11d | i'd like to figure out how to make my asterisk setup act to reinforce the campus emergency alert system. |
20:41.08 | Strom_C | give me one second |
20:41.13 | hbsmurf | Exactly |
20:41.15 | Katty | Strom_C: i'll come talk |
20:41.15 | hbsmurf | That's what I need |
20:41.25 | hbsmurf | there has to be a way to get messages to pop up on those things |
20:41.28 | b11d | I've got it to ring every phone on campus & play a message.. |
20:41.30 | b11d | but its not working just right yet |
20:41.41 | *** mode/#asterisk [+o mog] by ChanServ |
20:41.41 | hbsmurf | Might be time to call Polycom and use that special support I'm afforded for taking two 5 minute tests |
20:41.58 | file | Katty: OOH OKAY |
20:42.00 | b11d | you should be awarded it for buying their products |
20:42.16 | hbsmurf | Eh, the tests took a few minutes |
20:42.20 | hbsmurf | I earned that support! |
20:42.21 | hbsmurf | :) |
20:42.22 | b11d | :) |
20:42.23 | wunderkin | hbsmurf, you are polycom certified? |
20:42.26 | hbsmurf | Yes |
20:42.27 | b11d | when you figure it out. let me know.. |
20:42.30 | hbsmurf | I will |
20:42.32 | b11d | thanks |
20:42.35 | Katty | i wanna be polycom certifimicated. |
20:42.38 | hbsmurf | I'm going to call and bitch at them |
20:42.59 | b11d | I would too |
20:42.59 | mercestes | I passed the polycom certification tests. |
20:43.01 | hbsmurf | Polycom certimification is easy |
20:43.01 | hbsmurf | easy easy easy |
20:43.01 | Katty | pro-bably. |
20:43.01 | hbsmurf | register for an account, study, take open book test |
20:43.02 | mercestes | yea, my pe tmonkey took it for me. |
20:43.02 | hbsmurf | DONE! |
20:43.02 | b11d | tell them Kimberly Clark pulp products are superiour to the Proctor & Gamble ones they use now.. |
20:43.06 | hbsmurf | rofl |
20:43.10 | hbsmurf | I'll do that |
20:43.13 | b11d | please do :) |
20:43.16 | file | Katty: are you READY for the conference info? |
20:43.22 | wunderkin | i should probably do that, ive been having some problems with some ip430s... intermittant rebooting.. been waiting forever on a reply from polycom |
20:43.27 | hbsmurf | BUt first, I need to bitch at Websense |
20:43.31 | Katty | aree you readdddyy too iaxxxxxxxxx |
20:43.36 | Katty | file: also! yes. |
20:43.36 | hbsmurf | wunderkin: What firmware? |
20:43.41 | file | well I'm not, so gimme a min or 2 |
20:43.49 | Katty | kay |
20:43.58 | Katty | actually, i have one. |
20:44.00 | hbsmurf | Polycom really screwed the pooch with their first released of the sip 2.0 firmware |
20:44.03 | Katty | it's already setup and stuff |
20:44.04 | hbsmurf | 2.03 is much nicer |
20:44.07 | b11d | 2.0.3 seems to be good |
20:44.11 | Katty | but i'm lazy |
20:44.14 | file | mine is setup too |
20:44.18 | hbsmurf | Presence monitoring didn't work and they told me it was Asterisk, not them |
20:44.20 | Katty | hot. |
20:44.25 | hbsmurf | Really? Then why the fix so soon? |
20:44.32 | b11d | I dont understand how im going to manage ALL the config files when it comes time to upgrade SIP again on these phones |
20:44.44 | file | IAX2/guest@neutrino.file-radio.com/399 or SIP/399@neutrino.file-radio.com |
20:44.44 | file | GO! |
20:44.50 | hbsmurf | I've got most of the config in the sip.cfg and just a little bit in the phone config |
20:44.51 | Katty | wooooooo |
20:44.58 | hbsmurf | QUICK, DIAL IN! |
20:45.01 | Strom_C | file: dammit, you beat me |
20:45.02 | wunderkin | hbsmurf, i ran this through polycom god ([TK]D-Fender) and he said to rma... but.. im still testing the others... ive had it with 1.6.7, 2.0.1, and 2.0.2... sometimes the phones reboot even when not being used... when mine does it (at home) it reboots after every call, sometimes it is ok for a few days and then starts again |
20:45.11 | b11d | I've got like 3 or 4 files per phone on the provisioning server.. |
20:45.15 | b11d | and with 300 phones.. |
20:45.17 | hbsmurf | Wow |
20:45.17 | b11d | you can imagine.. |
20:45.22 | hbsmurf | The 430s are crap? |
20:45.22 | b11d | its sick. and difficult to manage.. |
20:45.24 | hbsmurf | I hope not |
20:45.34 | hbsmurf | They're cheap and perfect for the school I'm quoting now |
20:45.34 | file | Strom_C: you're joining in too? uh oh |
20:46.12 | hbsmurf | CELLO AND VIOLIN HEAVY METAL |
20:46.14 | hbsmurf | YEAH |
20:46.15 | b11d | you all need to spend time reminding me to eat food.. |
20:46.17 | hbsmurf | Sorry |
20:46.20 | hbsmurf | Eat |
20:46.24 | b11d | i dont eat breakfast or lunch anymore ;( |
20:46.25 | b11d | Not good. |
20:46.31 | hbsmurf | We just got a box full of cookies from the leasing company we use for our clients |
20:46.32 | hbsmurf | I'm fat |
20:46.32 | Katty | :< |
20:46.38 | Katty | more people need to be in the conference. |
20:46.42 | b11d | i'd join but you hate me.. |
20:46.43 | hbsmurf | More? |
20:46.43 | b11d | so.. |
20:46.48 | b11d | plus theres that restraining order |
20:46.51 | mercestes | I'm at work right now..:( *cries* can I do it after work? |
20:46.58 | hbsmurf | I spent an hour on the phone with digium through iaxtel today, my voip minutes are burned up |
20:47.26 | wunderkin | hbsmurf, you can call digium directly through misery... much better.. check the default extensions file |
20:47.35 | b11d | Misery Incorporated.. |
20:47.41 | b11d | dammit |
20:47.42 | b11d | no. |
20:47.43 | b11d | no |
20:47.47 | b11d | not this song.. |
20:47.48 | hbsmurf | I'm being a smart-ass, iaxtel worked fine for me |
20:47.48 | hbsmurf | :) |
20:47.55 | hbsmurf | I'm just tired of being on the phone |
20:48.03 | wunderkin | yeah, but iaxtel can suck a lot.. im sure |
20:48.14 | hbsmurf | Actually, it sounded great |
20:48.27 | hbsmurf | We've got 4.5Mbps both ways here so I'm sure that helps |
20:48.40 | b11d | im going to DDOS you |
20:48.46 | rudholm | I was at LISA last week and one of the authors of SIP gave a talk. He gave his SIP address in the talk, but it didn't work (I was hoping it'd hit the cell on his belt :) ) |
20:48.47 | b11d | phear my multiple OC3's |
20:49.05 | rudholm | only 4.5MBPS? pshaw! |
20:49.22 | hbsmurf | Well, I don't pay for it so 4.5mbps is fine with me |
20:49.26 | hbsmurf | My landlord pays for it |
20:49.30 | b11d | it's plenty fast.. |
20:49.35 | rudholm | I don't pay for my bw, either, my employer does :) |
20:49.43 | hbsmurf | Before they moved their damn web real estate tour company to Rackspace we were going to go DS3 at 10Mbps |
20:49.44 | b11d | everyone needs to remember what it was like five years ago |
20:49.51 | hbsmurf | stupid idiots downstairs killed that |
20:49.56 | hbsmurf | I remember what it was like |
20:49.56 | b11d | taxpayers of MN pick up mine |
20:50.02 | hbsmurf | I ran a dial up isp at my last company |
20:50.04 | hbsmurf | ISDN was fast |
20:50.08 | b11d | :) |
20:50.12 | rudholm | I miss my BRI |
20:50.13 | rudholm | :( |
20:50.13 | hbsmurf | ISDN WAS BLAZING FAST! |
20:50.16 | hbsmurf | Yeah, me too |
20:50.20 | hbsmurf | I had a Cisco 804 |
20:50.28 | hbsmurf | It would drop a channel when someone called my house |
20:50.43 | rudholm | I *really* want to pull a BRI into my home Asterisk box (I just can't seem to get rid of echo issues on my POTS line) |
20:50.54 | hbsmurf | We had a BRI up until last March |
20:50.59 | b11d | I have a minor echo entirely within VOIP |
20:51.00 | hbsmurf | SBC said they won't sell them anymore |
20:51.02 | b11d | it freaks me out a bit |
20:51.03 | rudholm | but the Digium card only supports Euro ISDN, afaik |
20:51.07 | hbsmurf | I was running the BRI into a Cisco Call Manager Express system |
20:51.28 | hbsmurf | I still hve that system in the rack behidn me |
20:51.37 | rudholm | oh, I'm in Los Angeles, AT&T/SBC still sells them here, even in "Residential" form. |
20:51.38 | hbsmurf | We yanked it out and switched to Asterisk |
20:52.08 | Qwell[] | if you yanked it out, how is it still in the rack behind you? |
20:52.23 | hbsmurf | Because my desk is in the tech room |
20:52.29 | hbsmurf | and my servers are in the server room downstairs |
20:52.30 | hbsmurf | :) |
20:52.54 | hbsmurf | My server room has air and generator power |
20:52.57 | hbsmurf | and we don't do crap in this building |
20:53.17 | *** join/#asterisk andresmujica (n=AndresMu@190.24.71.182) |
20:53.40 | b11d | what's that new replacement for HALON? |
20:53.42 | hbsmurf | I have a 2610xm, a 3640, a 1602 and a 2524 in the rack behind me |
20:53.47 | b11d | I know that halon is banned now.. |
20:53.49 | hbsmurf | They're basically shelves now |
20:53.57 | rudholm | I think BRI is a great solution for low-density digital entrance facilities |
20:54.04 | hbsmurf | I agree on the BRI stuff |
20:54.09 | hbsmurf | If only they could do name caller id with it |
20:54.11 | rudholm | for small businesses and stuff |
20:54.13 | rudholm | yeah |
20:54.14 | monsted | well, that old crap isn't worth anything but being shelves anyway |
20:54.18 | rudholm | amen to that! |
20:54.21 | hbsmurf | heh |
20:54.27 | rudholm | you can only get CNAM on PRI, dammit! |
20:54.29 | hbsmurf | I actually like my analog lines |
20:54.30 | rudholm | so annoying |
20:54.30 | b11d | my new APC UPS sits on my old AS/400's |
20:54.31 | hbsmurf | They work fine |
20:54.34 | hbsmurf | digital is so much nicer though |
20:54.39 | rudholm | really? I can't get rid of echo on mine. |
20:54.40 | hbsmurf | I wish they would do frac T1s |
20:54.46 | hbsmurf | Echo is a level problem |
20:54.50 | hbsmurf | I had my levels too high |
20:54.52 | rudholm | yeah, frac T1 ISDN would be great |
20:54.55 | hbsmurf | lowered them and now no ehco |
20:54.58 | hbsmurf | use ztmonitor |
20:55.01 | rudholm | yeah, I went through the whole deal with my levels |
20:55.04 | rudholm | yep |
20:55.04 | hbsmurf | try to get things around the halfway point |
20:55.05 | rudholm | did that |
20:55.07 | b11d | "listen to the sustain.. can you hear it? wahhhahahhhh.. " |
20:55.10 | hbsmurf | I actually used a fax machine to set the levels |
20:55.14 | b11d | "yeah but its the sustain.." |
20:55.14 | rudholm | interesting |
20:55.16 | hbsmurf | I need to fix my guitar |
20:55.18 | rudholm | haha |
20:55.20 | rudholm | this one goes to 11 |
20:55.23 | b11d | YES! |
20:55.28 | hmmhesays | well i just finished battlefront II |
20:55.30 | hbsmurf | I'll get my bass out when I get home |
20:55.34 | b11d | when we need to push it over the cliff, we can go up to 11 |
20:55.37 | b11d | others can only go to 10 |
20:56.00 | b11d | I wont lie.. for a long time.. I thought Spinal Tap was real. |
20:56.11 | hbsmurf | So, why can't I park with Asterisk from the Polycom phones? |
20:56.11 | rudholm | part of my problem might be my loop length (I'm 26,000 feet from the CO) |
20:56.18 | file | Strom_C: . |
20:56.23 | Strom_C | file: .. |
20:56.32 | file | Strom_C: .... |
20:56.37 | b11d | you guys and your secret code |
20:56.44 | hbsmurf | \\\\slashy! |
20:56.49 | Strom_C | file: ..:..::::.....::::... |
20:56.50 | hbsmurf | Secret codes are gay |
20:56.54 | file | Strom_C: * |
20:56.58 | Strom_C | oh noes |
20:57.00 | hbsmurf | It's all about the secret secret codes |
20:57.11 | rudholm | Asterisk is gay |
20:57.11 | b11d | im a Mason.. i enjoy secret codes. :P |
20:57.16 | hbsmurf | Now answer this, why can't I park with the park button on my Polycoms? |
20:57.18 | *** part/#asterisk dmd1222 (n=opera@c-24-20-35-49.hsd1.or.comcast.net) |
20:57.25 | hbsmurf | Who do I have to send pizza and beer for that to get fixed? |
20:57.27 | b11d | park button? 601s? |
20:57.32 | hbsmurf | Yes |
20:57.38 | hbsmurf | You can enable the park button |
20:57.49 | Qwell[] | hbsmurf: you could send me pizza and beer...doesn't mean it'll get fixed though |
20:57.50 | hbsmurf | I want that sucker to park from there and display the parking slot on the phone |
20:57.52 | b11d | whats the difference between park & hold? parking puts a call into a queue? |
20:57.52 | Katty | hmmhesays: mew?! |
20:57.53 | hbsmurf | heh |
20:58.02 | file | hmmhesays: you should call in so we can yell at you |
20:58.06 | hbsmurf | Qwell[]: I'll send you pizza and beer to get my 7920 working |
20:58.07 | hbsmurf | :) |
20:58.13 | Qwell[] | it should work with 1.4 :p |
20:58.18 | hbsmurf | Park puts the person into a slot |
20:58.22 | hbsmurf | so someone else cna pick them up |
20:58.27 | b11d | thats what I thought. cool. |
20:58.46 | hbsmurf | Transfer 700 - the phone system reads back the slot number - transfer again. Dial parking slot number somewhre else |
20:59.12 | hbsmurf | I love the parking concept, but the implementation is teh suck righ tnow |
20:59.17 | b11d | ftw! |
20:59.26 | hbsmurf | That and I want a button for recording calls |
20:59.33 | hbsmurf | Hit the button and Asterisk records |
20:59.39 | hbsmurf | That would be so nice |
20:59.45 | b11d | heh.. I want a way to overlay a heavy breathing sound into any call I choose.. |
20:59.55 | hbsmurf | I think digium is calling me back |
20:59.59 | b11d | excellent |
21:00.01 | b11d | answer it :) |
21:00.01 | lters_ | GotoIf |
21:00.02 | b11d | learn |
21:00.08 | hbsmurf | It's probably sales |
21:00.13 | hbsmurf | I called and bitched about the 40 call limit |
21:00.14 | hbsmurf | :) |
21:00.17 | lters_ | I have case where it is returning true |
21:00.24 | lters_ | and should be false... |
21:00.30 | hbsmurf | 120 calls in ABE A.2-5, 40 calls in ABE B.1-2 |
21:00.34 | *** join/#asterisk tsurk0 (n=tsurko@vpn-pppoe-213-240-242-237.megalan.bg) |
21:00.46 | lters_ | GotoIf([${VMBOXEXISTSSTATUS} = "SUCCESS"] |
21:01.00 | lters_ | but evals to true when it the var is false. |
21:01.10 | lters_ | [FAILED == "SUCCESS"] |
21:01.20 | Qwell[] | $[ |
21:01.38 | hbsmurf | It IS Digium! |
21:01.46 | lters_ | does it need the $ |
21:01.57 | poller | Hi. I'm having a problem. Setup is 1 asterisk with a sip-trunk and a Nokia e60. The outside party can hear me on my nokia but i can't hear them. Any input? Configs: http://tmp.poller.se/sip.conf & http://tmp.poller.se/extensions.conf |
21:02.31 | lters_ | Qwell[]: thanks |
21:02.35 | b11d | thers your problem |
21:02.47 | lters_ | but one = or 2 ? |
21:03.00 | lters_ | = or == for an eval ? |
21:03.37 | poller | b11d: Mine? And where? :) |
21:04.24 | hbsmurf | Well, that did me no good |
21:04.29 | hbsmurf | no academic pricing for abe |
21:04.37 | hbsmurf | no clue as to what license levels are offered |
21:04.48 | hbsmurf | I'll just go open source |
21:05.05 | b11d | sorry poller.. wrong window |
21:05.31 | DaeJeon-Newbie | I am trying install a VXML broswer |
21:05.49 | DaeJeon-Newbie | Registered application 'Vxml' == Parsing '/etc/asterisk/vxml.conf': Found -- Bad Video codec. |
21:05.54 | poller | b11d: No, now you have to help me. ;) |
21:06.00 | b11d | hahaha |
21:06.03 | b11d | i'll take a peekl |
21:06.17 | b11d | one way audio eh.. sure its not a RTP routing issue? |
21:06.56 | hbsmurf | Let's talk one way audio for a sec |
21:07.02 | hbsmurf | Here's something for you to have fun with |
21:07.11 | hbsmurf | set the call waiting beep in the polycom sip.cfg to a 0 length |
21:07.46 | b11d | what happens? |
21:07.46 | *** join/#asterisk blitzrage (n=blitzrag@dsl017-122-217.mci1.dsl.speakeasy.net) |
21:07.46 | hbsmurf | when someone calls an extension already in a call the audio stops on the existing call |
21:07.47 | hbsmurf | on the inbound leg |
21:07.47 | poller | b11d: The asterisk is behind nat but i forwarded udp/5060,10000-20000. |
21:07.47 | hbsmurf | it's fun! |
21:07.54 | hbsmurf | I found that out the hard way |
21:07.55 | b11d | I dont touch NAT issues.. |
21:07.57 | b11d | ;) |
21:07.59 | hbsmurf | Almost drove me to drink |
21:08.08 | poller | b11d: Hehe, good for you. ;) |
21:08.30 | b11d | well.. |
21:08.34 | *** join/#asterisk jcmoore (n=jcmoore@unaffiliated/tgrman) |
21:08.39 | b11d | verify the ports that are in use (or attempting to be used) actually fall within that range.. |
21:08.50 | b11d | get tcpdump or snort or ethereal or something |
21:08.53 | b11d | hell.. use rtp debug |
21:08.54 | b11d | :) |
21:08.59 | b11d | and sip debug of course |
21:09.02 | hbsmurf | poller, you don't have the e60 marked as using nat in your sip.cfg |
21:09.05 | hbsmurf | er, sip.conf |
21:09.22 | poller | The e60 isn't using nat. |
21:09.26 | hbsmurf | Ah |
21:09.28 | poller | It's in the same subnet as the asterisk. |
21:09.29 | hbsmurf | That would explain it |
21:09.30 | poller | :) |
21:09.34 | *** join/#asterisk RoyK (n=roy@217-175-39.100710.adsl.tele2.no) |
21:09.35 | hbsmurf | but the sip trunk out isn't working? |
21:09.51 | poller | I don't know what it is that aint working. |
21:09.52 | b11d | best post i've seen all day: http://pastebin.ca/280350 |
21:10.16 | DaeJeon-Newbie | Qwell:Registered application 'Vxml' == Parsing '/etc/asterisk/vxml.conf': Found -- Bad Video codec. |
21:10.23 | *** join/#asterisk CleanerX (n=nix@p54A393D3.dip0.t-ipconnect.de) |
21:10.28 | hbsmurf | I'd say your sip trunk isn't working |
21:10.31 | hbsmurf | If the e60 is internal |
21:10.33 | hbsmurf | it should work |
21:10.36 | *** join/#asterisk cthorner (n=cthorner@209-234-185-148.static.twtelecom.net) |
21:10.44 | Qwell[] | uhh... vxml? We don't support that |
21:10.45 | hbsmurf | lemme chekc my firewall |
21:10.50 | poller | voip*CLI> sip debug |
21:10.50 | poller | SIP Debugging enabled |
21:10.52 | poller | Oh yeah |
21:10.55 | poller | I'm game |
21:10.58 | hbsmurf | we've used sip softphones over the internet with it before |
21:11.40 | hbsmurf | access-list acl-in permit tcp any host 68.76.27.244 eq 5060 |
21:11.40 | hbsmurf | access-list acl-in permit udp any host 68.76.27.244 eq 4569 |
21:11.40 | hbsmurf | access-list acl-in permit udp any host 68.76.27.244 range 10000 20000 |
21:11.40 | hbsmurf | access-list acl-in permit udp any host 68.76.27.244 eq 5060 |
21:11.44 | *** join/#asterisk heh_v_water (n=heh_v_wa@71-32-211-123.hlna.qwest.net) |
21:11.49 | hbsmurf | So I've got 5060 tcp and udp open to my asterisk box |
21:11.51 | *** part/#asterisk ahigerd (n=ahigerd@adsl-75-19-79-5.dsl.wchtks.sbcglobal.net) |
21:11.54 | hbsmurf | 10000 to 20000 open |
21:11.56 | hbsmurf | and iax |
21:11.57 | *** part/#asterisk andresmujica (n=AndresMu@190.24.71.182) |
21:12.18 | De_Mon | ack. I just put asterisk into a goto loop |
21:12.19 | hbsmurf | open 5060 tcp |
21:12.20 | *** join/#asterisk champster (n=asterisk@AH.tescogroup.com) |
21:12.51 | hbsmurf | I need a voip connection to my favorite pizza place |
21:12.57 | hbsmurf | Actually |
21:13.08 | hbsmurf | The first part of my home automation project comes in on Tuesday |
21:13.11 | DaeJeon-Newbie | anyone able to help me plz |
21:13.14 | hbsmurf | Going to tie it into Asterisk at my house |
21:13.21 | hbsmurf | What up, newbie? |
21:13.44 | DaeJeon-Newbie | I am installing a vxml broswer |
21:13.51 | DaeJeon-Newbie | but |
21:13.54 | DaeJeon-Newbie | Registered application 'Vxml' == Parsing '/etc/asterisk/vxml.conf': Found -- Bad Video codec. |
21:14.11 | DaeJeon-Newbie | how can I fix it? |
21:14.15 | Qwell[] | DaeJeon-Newbie: I doubt anybody here is going to be able to help you with that |
21:14.21 | hbsmurf | Ah, vxml |
21:14.24 | champster | Where do I start to troubleshoot that My 1.2.12.1 PBX will not do any registrations to SIP providors. I can use SIP Outbound, so I do not think it is a firewall issue. I think that asterisk is not even trying to register. Please advise. |
21:14.27 | hbsmurf | No comprende vxml |
21:14.43 | DaeJeon-Newbie | where can I get help? |
21:14.52 | hbsmurf | What is that browser for? |
21:14.56 | poller | b11d: http://tmp.poller.se/sipdebug That aint telling me that much, sorry to say. :( |
21:15.16 | hbsmurf | champster: Upgrade to 1.2.13 and try again |
21:15.23 | DaeJeon-Newbie | hbsmurf . it does TTS AND ASR |
21:15.29 | hbsmurf | poller: did you open tcp 5060? |
21:15.36 | hbsmurf | tts and asr? |
21:15.39 | champster | Typo from memory. it is 1.2.13 |
21:15.44 | Katty | i do like me some port 5060 |
21:15.44 | poller | tcp/5060, nope. |
21:15.46 | hbsmurf | ok |
21:15.46 | Katty | it's hot. |
21:15.53 | hbsmurf | open it |
21:15.56 | poller | What's tts and asr? |
21:15.59 | hbsmurf | open tcp 5060 |
21:16.00 | poller | hbsmurf: Will do. :) |
21:16.20 | hbsmurf | SIP is about as hot as D&D! |
21:16.25 | DaeJeon-Newbie | text to speech-tts |
21:16.27 | hbsmurf | WOO BABY! ROLL ME A 12! |
21:16.31 | hbsmurf | ah, tts |
21:16.35 | hbsmurf | asr? |
21:16.38 | hbsmurf | I should know this |
21:16.44 | hbsmurf | speech rec? |
21:16.45 | champster | TCP 5060 in addition to UDP 5060? |
21:16.47 | DaeJeon-Newbie | asr-automatic speech reco |
21:16.48 | hbsmurf | yes |
21:16.52 | hbsmurf | tcp and udp 5060 |
21:16.59 | poller | Didn't change anything. |
21:17.02 | *** join/#asterisk docelm0 (n=vircuser@c-68-32-143-73.hsd1.de.comcast.net) |
21:17.05 | hbsmurf | newbie: What does the vxml browser have to do with it? |
21:17.22 | hbsmurf | poller: Well crap |
21:17.32 | hbsmurf | poller: You have the same ports open that I do |
21:17.32 | poller | I should do some 802.1q tagging and put the asterisk in the dmz to. |
21:17.34 | DaeJeon-Newbie | vxml broswer is the gateway |
21:17.44 | hbsmurf | newbie: What package are you using? |
21:17.52 | poller | hbsmurf: You have tcp&udp/5060 and udp/10000-20000? |
21:17.59 | hbsmurf | Yes |
21:18.04 | *** join/#asterisk Kapsel (i=linknet@irc.thinkgeek.dk) |
21:18.04 | Katty | docelm0: mew. |
21:18.08 | hbsmurf | I mean, poller: yes |
21:18.15 | poller | Well, can't it be anything else? |
21:18.33 | DaeJeon-Newbie | it receives the call from pstn/sip/gsm , and converts into vxml code |
21:18.38 | champster | Not the TCP, I am adding it now. |
21:18.39 | hbsmurf | poller: You don't have nat=yes in your sip.conf for your sip trunk, have you tried that? |
21:18.45 | DaeJeon-Newbie | and vice versa |
21:18.54 | champster | I have nat=no as I am not using NAT |
21:19.10 | hbsmurf | champster: Hold on, I've got two sip trunk conversations going |
21:19.20 | hbsmurf | champster: and I'm getting cornfused |
21:19.21 | hbsmurf | :) |
21:19.27 | hbsmurf | This is what I have in my firewall |
21:19.33 | hbsmurf | tcp and udp 5060 open to my Asterisk box |
21:19.37 | poller | hbsmurf: Nope. Should that be under the digisip-9900 and digisip-9901 contexts? |
21:19.39 | hbsmurf | 10000 to 20000 udp open |
21:19.44 | champster | thx |
21:19.46 | hbsmurf | poller: Try both |
21:19.52 | poller | Ues |
21:19.53 | poller | Yes |
21:20.02 | hbsmurf | In my sip.conf I've got nat=yes for anything calling in from the outside |
21:20.06 | hbsmurf | JUST IN CASE |
21:20.12 | hbsmurf | I mean, I've got nat=yes just in case |
21:20.14 | hbsmurf | I hate sip over nat |
21:20.23 | hbsmurf | almost as much as vegetables on pizza |
21:20.38 | poller | Still nothing hbsmurf |
21:20.44 | hbsmurf | frickin a |
21:21.21 | poller | <PROTECTED> |
21:21.42 | poller | Dosn't that mean that asterisk is trying to connect the nokia and my sip-provider directly? |
21:22.06 | hbsmurf | That means it's trying to connect 15799 to your e60 |
21:22.08 | b11d | believe it or not, if done right.. vegetables on pizza can be good.. but its very rarely accomplished |
21:22.10 | hbsmurf | or vice versa |
21:22.38 | poller | hbsmurf: In my case, isn't that a bad thing? |
21:22.40 | hbsmurf | Well, not directly |
21:22.52 | hbsmurf | you have reinvite=no |
21:22.57 | hbsmurf | which means Asterisk will bridge the two calls |
21:23.03 | hbsmurf | but still |
21:23.08 | hbsmurf | that looks right to me |
21:23.15 | hbsmurf | you're just not getting two way audio |
21:23.15 | hbsmurf | right? |
21:23.19 | b11d | RTP.. |
21:23.22 | poller | right |
21:23.34 | b11d | I had a sick RTP issue.. took a week to figure out.. |
21:23.34 | hbsmurf | Which way? |
21:23.35 | file | canreinvite=no |
21:23.38 | hbsmurf | Which end? |
21:23.38 | file | is the correct option |
21:23.40 | b11d | stupid routing error |
21:23.44 | hbsmurf | canreinvite, whatever |
21:23.46 | poller | hbsmurf: The outside party can hear me. |
21:23.53 | hbsmurf | but you can't hear them? |
21:23.55 | hbsmurf | so it's incoming rtp |
21:23.59 | poller | hbsmurf: Yepp. |
21:24.09 | hbsmurf | What firewall? |
21:24.22 | poller | FreeBSD/PF |
21:24.29 | hbsmurf | You don't have an outside address in your sip.conf either, do you? |
21:24.37 | poller | No. |
21:24.42 | poller | *feeling stupid* |
21:24.43 | poller | :) |
21:24.48 | b11d | PF == greatest firewall ever |
21:24.51 | hbsmurf | gimme asec |
21:24.59 | poller | http://tmp.poller.se/sip.conf |
21:25.02 | poller | Thanks :) |
21:25.04 | poller | b11d: <3 |
21:25.13 | b11d | :) |
21:25.14 | champster | Is there a way to force asterisk to register with a providor? sip reload isn't doing it. My sip show registry is just blank. I can make SIP call to those providors just fine, so I do think it is a FW issue. |
21:25.21 | poller | But, i'm not doing any firewalling with mine. :) |
21:25.21 | hbsmurf | externhost |
21:25.30 | hbsmurf | no no no |
21:25.31 | hbsmurf | externip |
21:25.36 | poller | hbsmurf: Where's that going? |
21:25.43 | poller | [general]? |
21:25.49 | hbsmurf | http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk+SIP+externip |
21:25.50 | hbsmurf | Yes |
21:25.57 | hbsmurf | That's why |
21:26.03 | hbsmurf | your voip provider doesn't know how to get back to you |
21:26.09 | hbsmurf | it's lost and can't find the way |
21:26.11 | hbsmurf | probably crying |
21:26.13 | hbsmurf | you mean mean person! |
21:26.31 | hbsmurf | See what you've done? |
21:26.34 | b11d | :) |
21:26.38 | poller | :( |
21:26.39 | hbsmurf | :) |
21:27.04 | poller | Still not working. |
21:27.04 | poller | :( |
21:27.12 | hbsmurf | Hold on a sec partner |
21:27.18 | poller | Roger that. :) |
21:27.22 | hbsmurf | You put in externip with the outside address of your firewall |
21:27.29 | hbsmurf | or at least the outside address of your asterisk box |
21:27.31 | poller | Ofcourse. :) |
21:27.37 | hbsmurf | you put nat=yes in the sip.conf for those two connections? |
21:27.40 | b11d | ugh.. 63 more minutes.. |
21:27.42 | poller | Yepp |
21:27.48 | hbsmurf | hold on |
21:27.52 | poller | Thanks |
21:28.28 | hmmhesays | so anyone speak german in here? |
21:28.43 | champster | nine |
21:28.45 | file | hmmhesays: nein |
21:28.49 | poller | Bitte! |
21:28.51 | champster | oops |
21:29.05 | hbsmurf | German? |
21:29.07 | poller | champster: Good try thou |
21:29.14 | champster | das ist goot |
21:29.17 | hbsmurf | I drive a VW! |
21:29.31 | poller | champster: Or 'gutt', i don't know. ;) |
21:29.34 | hbsmurf | Ok |
21:29.36 | champster | lol |
21:29.37 | hbsmurf | What I've found is this |
21:29.44 | hbsmurf | You need nat=yes in the numbers |
21:29.46 | hbsmurf | and externip in general |
21:29.49 | champster | only light conversational |
21:29.55 | b11d | what is that saying germans say.. sounds like "brussush los" |
21:29.56 | poller | hbsmurf: Check |
21:29.57 | b11d | or something like that |
21:29.58 | champster | not written apparently |
21:29.59 | hbsmurf | and your register statements are right |
21:30.11 | hbsmurf | Are you using the correct codec? |
21:30.14 | hbsmurf | Could that be it? |
21:30.24 | hbsmurf | put nat=no on your e60 entry too |
21:30.26 | poller | Why not? I have no idea. :) |
21:30.29 | poller | Ok |
21:30.32 | hbsmurf | Have you restarted or just reloaded? |
21:30.47 | poller | restart |
21:30.50 | hbsmurf | ok |
21:30.51 | poller | Just to be safe |
21:30.51 | poller | :) |
21:30.53 | hbsmurf | It looks right o me |
21:30.54 | hbsmurf | to me |
21:31.00 | hbsmurf | I'm looking at this: |
21:31.04 | hbsmurf | http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+FWD+NAT+Config+Example |
21:31.14 | poller | Can it be the codecs? |
21:31.17 | hbsmurf | Could be |
21:31.21 | hbsmurf | What codecs are you using? |
21:31.27 | poller | alaw and ulaw |
21:31.33 | poller | Have no idea if thats good. |
21:31.50 | b11d | g711 baby |
21:31.51 | b11d | WOOH |
21:31.52 | hbsmurf | where are you located? |
21:31.58 | poller | Sweden |
21:32.00 | hbsmurf | 80KBPS OF VOIP POWER! |
21:32.03 | hbsmurf | Sweden? Sweet! |
21:32.03 | Katty | sweden is awesome. |
21:32.09 | hbsmurf | Ever heard of The Flower Kings? |
21:32.17 | poller | No. :) |
21:32.19 | hbsmurf | What codecs does your provider support? |
21:32.20 | hbsmurf | Damn! |
21:32.20 | poller | Can't say i have. |
21:32.26 | hbsmurf | Great Swedish prog band |
21:32.29 | Katty | poller: will you hide me in your closet? |
21:32.33 | hbsmurf | Saw them in Chicago a month or two ago |
21:32.34 | poller | Katty: Any day |
21:32.36 | hbsmurf | AMAZING concert! |
21:32.36 | Katty | poller: 'merica isn't so much fun. |
21:32.42 | *** join/#asterisk visba (n=dca[lapt@sta-208-139-193-162.rockynet.com) |
21:32.48 | *** part/#asterisk visba (n=dca[lapt@sta-208-139-193-162.rockynet.com) |
21:32.55 | hbsmurf | America is fun, as long as you stay away from the whackos. :) |
21:33.01 | hbsmurf | Now Canadia scares me! |
21:33.11 | hbsmurf | Okay, back on task |
21:33.22 | hbsmurf | What does your provider want? |
21:33.25 | hbsmurf | I'm assuming alaw |
21:33.28 | Katty | cookies and milk. |
21:33.30 | hbsmurf | or gsm or something |
21:33.33 | Katty | i'd want cookies and milk. |
21:33.34 | hbsmurf | g.729? |
21:33.35 | monsted | there are non-whackos in the US? |
21:33.37 | hbsmurf | I've got cookies |
21:33.38 | hbsmurf | Yes |
21:33.41 | hbsmurf | I'm not that whacko |
21:33.45 | hbsmurf | at least not much |
21:33.47 | Katty | i am. |
21:33.50 | hbsmurf | but that's another story |
21:34.13 | linagee | robl^: http://www.poppymom.com/archives/2006/03/the_naughty_nun.php |
21:34.20 | poller | hbsmurf: I don't know. |
21:34.21 | hbsmurf | I need to go to Sweden to see The Flower Kings and the other bands that are spawned from them |
21:34.22 | hbsmurf | good times |
21:34.30 | hbsmurf | poller: What itsp are you using? |
21:34.35 | poller | digisip |
21:35.13 | hbsmurf | Well then |
21:35.21 | poller | Well what? :) |
21:35.26 | hbsmurf | I can't read it because I'm sheltered |
21:35.27 | hbsmurf | Gimme a sec |
21:35.29 | hbsmurf | :) |
21:35.56 | poller | Digisip stödjer ett flertal codecs. g711ulaw, g723r63, g723r53 och g729r8. Standard-codec som skall användas är G.711. Om kvalitén blir för dålig med G711 kan du testa G.729. |
21:35.58 | poller | Sorry for swedish. :) |
21:36.03 | hbsmurf | Not your fault |
21:36.03 | hbsmurf | :) |
21:36.06 | poller | That's from their website. :) |
21:36.15 | hbsmurf | Ah, is alaw or ulaw first in your list? |
21:36.18 | hbsmurf | make sure ulaw is |
21:36.25 | poller | alaw is |
21:36.26 | poller | =b |
21:36.27 | hbsmurf | take out alaw |
21:36.37 | rudholm | or even µlaw :) |
21:36.41 | hbsmurf | dude |
21:36.47 | hbsmurf | DUDE THAT FREAKS ME OUT |
21:36.47 | hbsmurf | heh |
21:36.59 | hbsmurf | Hi1 |
21:37.00 | rudholm | it'll be ok. |
21:37.02 | hbsmurf | wrong window! |
21:37.03 | hbsmurf | dammit |
21:37.13 | hbsmurf | Ok |
21:37.17 | hbsmurf | Any luck? |
21:37.20 | poller | hbsmurf: Same problem with no alaw. |
21:37.31 | hbsmurf | dammit |
21:37.39 | hbsmurf | Are you SURE your firewall is right? |
21:37.42 | poller | Mgm :( |
21:37.44 | hbsmurf | I mean, freebsd and all that |
21:37.46 | hbsmurf | :) |
21:37.46 | poller | You can't be SURE |
21:37.49 | poller | :) |
21:37.51 | hbsmurf | you're right |
21:37.55 | hbsmurf | Hmmm |
21:38.18 | poller | Gah, i've been working since 6 this morning, i can't think. |
21:38.26 | poller | Starting sniffing packas will have to wait. :) |
21:38.27 | hbsmurf | It HAS to be a firewall issue |
21:38.31 | hbsmurf | heh |
21:38.36 | poller | BAD BAD BAD FIREWALL! :( |
21:38.39 | hbsmurf | I'm running a Cisco PIX firewall |
21:38.47 | poller | *bah bah* |
21:38.47 | poller | :) |
21:38.47 | hbsmurf | it works with asterisk |
21:39.02 | b11d | just make sure you have specific entries to handle the ROUTEs |
21:39.04 | poller | I'm going to build some vlans now instead. |
21:39.06 | b11d | I had to do that to fix my RTP issue |
21:39.08 | hbsmurf | on the pix? |
21:39.09 | b11d | with one way audio |
21:39.10 | hbsmurf | the pix doesn't route! |
21:39.14 | poller | Puting asterisk in both dmz and internal. |
21:39.15 | b11d | sigh |
21:39.18 | b11d | you still need to set the routes |
21:39.18 | hbsmurf | :) |
21:39.24 | hbsmurf | statics and access lists |
21:39.24 | b11d | I had to do it on my VG-224. |
21:39.24 | linagee | hbsmurf: did you click the link? |
21:39.24 | hbsmurf | :) |
21:39.33 | hbsmurf | hold on |
21:39.37 | b11d | you could ping off that vg224 anywhere.. everything worked. |
21:39.38 | b11d | except RTP |
21:39.38 | poller | b11d: What entries? |
21:39.40 | hbsmurf | the vg-224 was an amazing piece of hardware |
21:39.50 | b11d | until I added a "ip route x.x.x.x/x.x.x.x x.x.x.x" entry |
21:39.51 | hbsmurf | were you doing h.323? |
21:39.56 | b11d | no.. sip |
21:39.56 | hbsmurf | oh, THAT route |
21:40.06 | b11d | I *had* to set one.. |
21:40.16 | b11d | even though all other IP traffic seemed to be functioning |
21:40.19 | hbsmurf | linagee: That's jsut wrong |
21:40.20 | hbsmurf | :) |
21:40.25 | b11d | yeah.. it bothers me as well |
21:40.31 | hbsmurf | Cisco devices need routing info |
21:40.35 | hbsmurf | I'm a Cisco whore |
21:40.38 | b11d | same |
21:40.40 | poller | My avaya is doing h.323 like CRAZY! :) |
21:40.42 | hbsmurf | Used to have a whole bunch of certs |
21:40.43 | b11d | Cisco owns me |
21:40.48 | hbsmurf | I let them expire |
21:40.50 | b11d | same |
21:40.52 | poller | Avaya owns cisco. :) |
21:40.54 | hbsmurf | I need to start testing again |
21:40.55 | b11d | I used to be CCIE |
21:40.56 | hbsmurf | DUDE |
21:40.57 | b11d | ok thats a lie.. |
21:40.58 | hbsmurf | AVAYA? |
21:40.58 | champster | I figured it out my register prob. There was a device being read in before my registers, so they were no longer in [general] context |
21:40.59 | hbsmurf | No |
21:41.01 | hbsmurf | I was ccnp ccdp |
21:41.04 | champster | thanks |
21:41.07 | hbsmurf | and voip specialized |
21:41.16 | b11d | that'll happen champster |
21:41.17 | hbsmurf | champster: Ah! good for you! |
21:41.23 | *** join/#asterisk swilliamson (i=swilliam@209.42.110.46) |
21:41.28 | hbsmurf | Now I'm just ccna |
21:41.29 | poller | hbsmurf: I'm working with avaya. |
21:41.33 | hbsmurf | I need to take my ccda |
21:41.36 | champster | guuten tag |
21:41.40 | poller | Don't know why realy, just happend. :) |
21:41.52 | *** part/#asterisk ManxPower (n=manxpowe@231.sub-75-201-47.myvzw.com) |
21:41.53 | b11d | wtf is that "russhosh lohss" the germans say.. |
21:41.55 | hbsmurf | poller: I only touch the Avaya Partner or Merlin stuff, none of the voip equipment |
21:41.55 | swilliamson | any of you guys working on the realtime ldap stuff |
21:41.56 | champster | aufvieterzein |
21:42.03 | hbsmurf | realtime ldap? |
21:42.09 | champster | lol |
21:42.18 | cthorner | yeah |
21:42.21 | hbsmurf | realtime ldap sounds like it's another layer of frustration on top of realtime |
21:42.25 | poller | hbsmurf: It was like: Oh, the phone-guy wants to quit.. HERE POLLER! TAKE THE PBX! IT'S YOURS! |
21:42.27 | hbsmurf | why wouldn't you just use realtime without ldap? |
21:42.35 | *** join/#asterisk _spirit_ (n=spirit@66.161.100.230) |
21:42.41 | hbsmurf | poller: Been there, done that. It's how I got into Cisco and voice stuff. :) |
21:42.43 | cthorner | I'm working on realtime ldap |
21:42.52 | hbsmurf | What are you using for an ldap back end? |
21:42.58 | cthorner | eDir |
21:42.58 | hbsmurf | And what are you storing in it? |
21:43.00 | b11d | eDirectory :) |
21:43.03 | b11d | HAHAHAHA |
21:43.04 | b11d | REALLY? |
21:43.07 | swilliamson | ldap back end? data source is edirectory |
21:43.09 | cthorner | really |
21:43.10 | hbsmurf | I'm sorry, I can't talk to you anymore |
21:43.11 | hbsmurf | :) |
21:43.13 | poller | hbsmurf: We use mostly digital telephone but have som IP-phones. Not SIP thou. |
21:43.14 | b11d | hahahahahaha.. man that sucks :) |
21:43.26 | hbsmurf | I'm in the middle of a Groupwise to Exchange migration |
21:43.29 | b11d | shudder |
21:43.31 | cthorner | ok |
21:43.31 | b11d | I like groupwise |
21:43.32 | hbsmurf | I can't wait to shut that damn Groupwise server off |
21:43.33 | hbsmurf | :) |
21:43.36 | hbsmurf | No no |
21:43.37 | hbsmurf | Really |
21:43.39 | b11d | I have no issue with GW at all |
21:43.39 | hbsmurf | eDir isn't bad |
21:43.40 | poller | Exchange > groupwise |
21:43.41 | swilliamson | i am using our ldap directory as the source for email addresses and stuff |
21:43.58 | hbsmurf | What else would you pull via ldap for Asterisk though? |
21:44.07 | swilliamson | so there is no more provisioning of voicemail infos |
21:44.07 | cthorner | user info |
21:44.14 | hbsmurf | for endpoints? |
21:44.15 | swilliamson | sip accounts, configs |
21:44.15 | monsted | exchange is crap, but unfortunately the only choice :( |
21:44.20 | hbsmurf | via ldap? |
21:44.20 | cthorner | most big companies have an extensive user tree |
21:44.22 | hbsmurf | Interesting |
21:44.25 | b11d | exchange has "features" but big deal.. |
21:44.27 | swilliamson | dialplan |
21:44.33 | SplasPood | damn, seems my connection keeps getting dropped trying to download asterisk-sounds from ftp.digium from China |
21:44.33 | b11d | im looking to see where this "eGroupware" project goes.. |
21:44.33 | hbsmurf | DIALPLAN FROM LDAP? |
21:44.34 | swilliamson | you can get everything |
21:44.35 | cthorner | yeah, |
21:44.37 | hbsmurf | Why don't you just start drinking now |
21:44.53 | hbsmurf | I admit |
21:44.54 | alamantia | howdy cthorner |
21:44.56 | hbsmurf | It sounds intresting |
21:44.58 | hbsmurf | interesting too |
21:45.06 | Sed[PCT] | hbsmurf: with regards to groupwise... you don't work for a affiliate school of Penn State, do you? |
21:45.08 | cthorner | hi, that's a better nick |
21:45.10 | hbsmurf | I guess I don't have any clients big enough to care about it though |
21:45.15 | hbsmurf | sed: no |
21:45.24 | alamantia | yup |
21:45.25 | hbsmurf | sed: Migrating a county government in northern michigan |
21:45.28 | cthorner | \msg alamantia hey |
21:45.31 | hbsmurf | sed: they should've never been on groupwise |
21:45.31 | alamantia | :) |
21:45.37 | cthorner | didn't work did it |
21:45.37 | hbsmurf | sed: it's a long story |
21:45.40 | b11d | remember.. there was a time when you DID run Novell products.. |
21:45.41 | swilliamson | so cthorner, what have you done to your edirectory schema? have you modded it at all |
21:45.42 | alamantia | it's the wrong \ |
21:45.44 | b11d | Novell used to ROCK |
21:45.46 | hbsmurf | I started out on Novell |
21:45.47 | hbsmurf | 3.11 |
21:45.50 | b11d | so.. so many people stuck with it.. |
21:45.50 | hbsmurf | It owned |
21:45.52 | b11d | thats why GW is everywhere |
21:45.57 | hbsmurf | Yeah |
21:46.06 | hbsmurf | I just installed a two node 6.5 cluster for a school in August |
21:46.07 | hbsmurf | it's awesome |
21:46.08 | b11d | first thign I did when I took over here.. got rid of ALL Novell products |
21:46.14 | b11d | except GroupWise (and eDir) |
21:46.17 | hbsmurf | too bad his nds is flaky as hell |
21:46.21 | b11d | 6.5... why not 7? |
21:46.25 | Sed[PCT] | hbsmurf: as, ok.. see.. I personally love novell... but my college is switching from GW to Exchange (and from novell to microsoft in general) over the next month (servers anyway, clients are done) |
21:46.30 | hbsmurf | they own 6.5? :) |
21:46.34 | b11d | oh ;) |
21:47.02 | b11d | the state of MN is still all in love with Novell.. |
21:47.05 | hbsmurf | sed: I've been doing Microsoft stuff since I moved to Northern Michigan, so about 10 years now. I've also done Novell in taht time but there's so much more I can do with Microsoft that I don't bother with Novell |
21:47.05 | b11d | i hate them |
21:47.08 | b11d | and their "partners" |
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21:47.13 | hbsmurf | State of MI is moving to Microsoft now |
21:47.28 | Sed[PCT] | hbsmurf: yes... and I can say the same with novell over microsoft.. it just depends which you know better... |
21:47.29 | hbsmurf | I just hate the fact that I've got to run Zen to do anything decent as far as policies go |
21:47.31 | b11d | i went to a samba backend.. |
21:47.43 | DaeJeon-Newbie | Qwell:I solved the problem |
21:47.48 | hbsmurf | sed: I know both fairly well, I just like not having to run seperate packages to manage my PCs. :) |
21:47.55 | hbsmurf | Samba is interesting |
21:48.03 | Sed[PCT] | heh |
21:48.03 | b11d | samba4 looks really cool |
21:48.03 | b11d | we'll see though |
21:48.07 | hbsmurf | I installed a 1.7TB samba server for a client |
21:48.13 | hbsmurf | Right when 3.0 came out |
21:48.17 | b11d | thats about a third of what im handling |
21:48.19 | hbsmurf | The first couple months were not very smooth |
21:48.20 | DaeJeon-Newbie | <PROTECTED> |
21:48.34 | hbsmurf | You must remember, I'm in Northern Michigan |
21:48.37 | hbsmurf | In a tourist area |
21:48.44 | b11d | my only issue is that every now and again.. some PC's "fall off the domain" |
21:48.46 | hbsmurf | I left a life a huge networks behind 4 years ago |
21:48.46 | hbsmurf | :) |
21:48.47 | b11d | its annoying |
21:48.54 | b11d | hell.. im in Northern Minnesota! |
21:48.55 | hbsmurf | Yeah, I've had that with Samba |
21:49.02 | b11d | 18k people here.. |
21:49.02 | b11d | thats it |
21:49.09 | hbsmurf | but you're at an institute of higher learning, right? :) |
21:49.16 | b11d | yes.. |
21:49.16 | Sed[PCT] | b11d: thats a microsoft feature |
21:49.16 | b11d | "higher" is loosely defined |
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21:49.18 | b11d | haha sed.. |
21:49.20 | hbsmurf | We sell equipment to our local college but I don't get into their network |
21:49.27 | Sed[PCT] | the k-12 district I help with over breaks.. had that happen a lot... |
21:49.29 | swilliamson | same here, canadian university in ontario |
21:49.32 | hbsmurf | They've got a 4 node Netware cluster with fiber channel back end |
21:49.32 | b11d | what one? |
21:49.34 | hbsmurf | it's pretty sweet |
21:49.35 | Sed[PCT] | and my college.. when we were migrating.. it was happening |
21:49.37 | b11d | I went to UWO |
21:49.45 | swilliamson | trent |
21:49.47 | b11d | cool |
21:49.53 | b11d | UWO > * |
21:49.55 | b11d | :) |
21:49.57 | swilliamson | ha |
21:50.06 | swilliamson | I did one year there, then transfered |
21:50.07 | b11d | UBC is aweomse though |
21:50.14 | swilliamson | liked it though |
21:50.18 | b11d | I really enjoyed London.. period. |
21:50.23 | swilliamson | will always love london |
21:50.27 | *** part/#asterisk mog (i=ejabberd@c-71-207-215-93.hsd1.al.comcast.net) |
21:50.32 | hbsmurf | ok |
21:50.37 | hbsmurf | The phoen hasn't rang in 30 minutes |
21:50.42 | hbsmurf | Screw this, I'm leaving |
21:50.45 | b11d | hehe.. just stay north of southdale :) |
21:50.46 | hbsmurf | I own the place and I'm the last one here! |
21:50.48 | hbsmurf | wtf! |
21:50.54 | b11d | fire everyone.. hire us.. |
21:51.16 | hbsmurf | Do you work cheap? |
21:51.18 | hbsmurf | :) |
21:51.22 | b11d | dope and beer is all I need |
21:51.31 | poller | I have 42 degrees C in my closet. |
21:51.33 | poller | :( |
21:51.34 | b11d | dope meaning weed |
21:51.38 | b11d | not hard drugs :) |
21:51.45 | b11d | thats far, far too hot |
21:52.03 | poller | Mmm. :( |
21:52.22 | hbsmurf | Damn, the phone just rang |
21:52.22 | poller | I can dry clothes in there. :) |
21:52.30 | hbsmurf | air conditioning ftw! |
21:52.41 | hbsmurf | I wish we had some snow |
21:52.45 | hbsmurf | then it wouldn't be so damn hot in my office |
21:52.53 | hbsmurf | northern michigan and there's no snow in December |
21:53.02 | hbsmurf | el nino pisses me off |
21:53.08 | b11d | ihear you |
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21:53.27 | hbsmurf | ok |
21:53.38 | hbsmurf | I'm going home to build three Asterisk servers and figure this realtime crap out |
21:53.41 | b11d | no |
21:53.42 | b11d | your not |
21:53.45 | hbsmurf | talk about an exciting friday night! |
21:53.49 | b11d | go home.. get drunk.. smoke a fatty.. and get laid |
21:53.50 | hbsmurf | Ok, I'm not |
21:53.51 | swilliamson | ha, realtime is fun |
21:53.55 | hbsmurf | I'm going to go do my wife |
21:54.00 | hbsmurf | I have no dope |
21:54.03 | hbsmurf | Maybe my neighbors do! |
21:54.03 | b11d | ok :) |
21:54.06 | b11d | hahaha |
21:54.06 | hbsmurf | :) |
21:54.26 | b11d | you have a good weekend.. |
21:54.26 | swilliamson | I am out, just wanted to connect with the ldap guys. see ya all later |
21:54.27 | hbsmurf | I was supposed to go see a client this afternoon and I'm POSITIVE the manager is stoned all the time |
21:54.30 | hbsmurf | She just looks like it |
21:54.31 | b11d | talk to you later swilliamson.. |
21:54.32 | b11d | UWO RULES |
21:54.32 | hbsmurf | Thanks, you too! |
21:54.33 | b11d | :P |
21:54.38 | hbsmurf | later! |
21:54.44 | swilliamson | see ya b11d |
21:54.44 | pifiu | lolol |
21:54.46 | b11d | hehe |
21:54.46 | *** part/#asterisk swilliamson (i=swilliam@209.42.110.46) |
21:55.01 | b11d | finally.. |
21:55.05 | pifiu | im bored |
21:55.06 | b11d | we can get down to some serious talk now.. |
21:55.07 | b11d | :) |
21:55.08 | pifiu | counting down the hour |
21:55.12 | b11d | yeah.. 35 more mins here |
21:55.28 | pifiu | i have shit to do but im burned out, need a break badly |
21:55.38 | b11d | go do something that's interesting |
21:55.45 | De_Mon | Gaaah |
21:55.45 | b11d | or go for a 20 minute walk or something |
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21:55.59 | De_Mon | RetryDial's Goto option appears to be broken |
21:56.25 | b11d | check the bug reports |
21:56.26 | b11d | ? |
21:58.11 | b11d | im going to watch so much god damn Star Trek this weekend.. |
21:58.16 | b11d | god im a loser.. |
21:58.20 | b11d | i need to take my own advice.. |
21:59.55 | DaeJeon-Newbie | please help me anyone |
22:00.15 | b11d | uhh.. give me a Z.. |
22:00.17 | b11d | a Q |
22:00.19 | b11d | another Q |
22:00.20 | DaeJeon-Newbie | i recently installed the asterisk-gui |
22:00.22 | b11d | a third Q |
22:00.24 | DaeJeon-Newbie | == Parsing '/etc/asterisk/manager.conf': Found |
22:00.24 | b11d | the number 4 |
22:00.25 | DaeJeon-Newbie | <PROTECTED> |
22:00.28 | b11d | and the batman symbol |
22:00.42 | DaeJeon-Newbie | what is the problem? |
22:00.59 | b11d | dunno.. |
22:01.30 | DaeJeon-Newbie | Qwell:? |
22:01.43 | DaeJeon-Newbie | it is about gui |
22:02.32 | b11d | god this bothers me: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/multimedia/photo_gallery/0612/gallery.cowboys.stadium/content.1.html?cnn=yes |
22:06.10 | DaeJeon-Newbie | please help me anyone |
22:07.18 | [TK]D-Fender | DaeJeon-Newbie` : please read the channel topic |
22:07.57 | DaeJeon-Newbie | yes sir |
22:10.51 | poller | YES |
22:10.56 | poller | b11d: It's working. |
22:11.02 | poller | It was the nat. =b |
22:11.12 | poller | Lucky me, having plenty if ip's :) |
22:11.19 | De_Mon | http://pastebin.ca/280408 my bug is that G() doesn't work correctly in retrydial... |
22:12.13 | b11d | :) |
22:12.15 | mercestes | poller: Or you could do your natting correctly |
22:12.16 | b11d | cool.. im glad to hear its fixed |
22:12.39 | b11d | ftw! |
22:12.43 | poller | mercestes: Either that or it was something bad with the config. |
22:12.57 | mercestes | there are some sip.conf setings. |
22:13.00 | mercestes | externip and crap like that. |
22:13.03 | poller | Now i have another problem. :) I can't dial out. :) |
22:13.09 | poller | Dec 15 23:12:02 WARNING[3506]: chan_sip.c:9720 handle_response_invite: Forbidden - wrong password on authentication for INVITE to '"e60" <sip:e60@213.112.11.41>;tag=as7e106a37' |
22:13.20 | mercestes | Nice..what's your password? |
22:13.33 | poller | I'm not telling you. ;) |
22:13.36 | b11d | lol |
22:13.43 | mercestes | it looks like your password is e60 |
22:13.48 | mercestes | and your username is sip |
22:13.50 | b11d | lol |
22:14.00 | poller | Thats bad. |
22:14.06 | *** join/#asterisk tuck3r_ (n=tuck3r@unaffiliated/tuck3r) |
22:14.13 | poller | ;) |
22:14.19 | mercestes | so I would either change your password. |
22:14.24 | poller | lol |
22:14.27 | mercestes | or I would try username:password@ipaddress. |
22:14.28 | poller | Good solution |
22:14.29 | poller | :) |
22:14.33 | mercestes | instead of sip:username@ipaddress |
22:14.57 | poller | I love those ugly solutions. :) |
22:15.16 | b11d | ohhh.. i so want one of these: http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2006-12/14/content_5487567.htm |
22:15.23 | mercestes | I love it when someone msg nickserv identify anatomatopea |
22:15.51 | b11d | haha |
22:15.55 | b11d | damn nickserv.. |
22:16.17 | b11d | i still think irq's "hot ass" website should be in the topic |
22:16.29 | *** part/#asterisk hoobastooba (n=ckwall@63.149.122.93) |
22:16.44 | mercestes | man, someone yelled at me about being off topic for asking questions on a polycom once. |
22:16.51 | b11d | haha |
22:16.52 | b11d | and here I sit |
22:16.53 | b11d | all day |
22:16.55 | b11d | off topic |
22:16.55 | b11d | :) |
22:16.58 | *** join/#asterisk obnauticus (i=asd@c-24-21-91-140.hsd1.wa.comcast.net) |
22:17.09 | mercestes | Yea, I told him to shut his damn pie hole. |
22:17.12 | b11d | lol |
22:17.13 | mercestes | ...and then he banned me. |
22:17.17 | b11d | that'll happen |
22:17.20 | mercestes | didn' tknow he was +o. lol |
22:17.23 | b11d | the people here are pretty cool though |
22:17.40 | mercestes | *shrugs* Actually he didn't ban me, he just kicked me. |
22:17.44 | mercestes | so all things considered, yea, pretty cool |
22:17.45 | b11d | still.. |
22:17.59 | poller | mercestes: My nokia adds sip: in front of the "public user name" when i try to edit. |
22:17.59 | mercestes | *shrugs* I figured it was a time out..lol |
22:18.00 | b11d | im pasting the link.. cant let this one die |
22:18.01 | b11d | http://zeppelin.stepahead.net/~dan/pz/list.html |
22:18.06 | irq | heh |
22:18.10 | b11d | hahah you're still here |
22:18.15 | irq | always glad to help |
22:18.30 | b11d | spend your entire weekend browsing usenet groups to add to that collection |
22:18.30 | irq | maybe we should put like [NSFW] on it |
22:18.36 | b11d | spend no time on other things :) |
22:18.44 | mercestes | omg, what is that? |
22:18.44 | rudholm | that depends on where you work |
22:18.46 | irq | i just found them all at once |
22:18.55 | poller | mercestes: Shouldn't this work, i mean, my settings works to register with. |
22:19.24 | Katty | there anything niftier than iaxcomm? |
22:19.34 | irq | b11d: where you from? |
22:19.39 | mercestes | poller: Depends on if it's really sending sip:e60@ip. |
22:19.45 | mercestes | b11d: what's the point of that hot website? |
22:19.48 | b11d | Ontario, Canada originally.. i live in Northern Minnesota now.. |
22:19.52 | poller | That ip in the error message is my asterisks external ip. |
22:19.53 | b11d | the point is ass.. |
22:19.54 | b11d | thats it.. |
22:20.06 | mercestes | ah...it is a nice ass |
22:20.12 | b11d | indeed |
22:20.14 | mercestes | is there any sans pants? |
22:20.18 | b11d | i like #50 myself |
22:20.30 | b11d | but I havent seen all yet |
22:20.30 | b11d | :P |
22:20.32 | mercestes | is she single? |
22:20.40 | b11d | probably.. |
22:20.44 | b11d | or at least.. doesnt care.. |
22:20.45 | b11d | :) |
22:21.12 | Katty | i'll take that as a no. |
22:21.12 | b11d | nah.. thats probably wrong of me to say.. |
22:21.14 | irq | mercestes: yes, there is. sans thong even, a few times |
22:21.23 | mercestes | irq: really? Where? |
22:21.34 | irq | just keep scrolling through thte page, you'll find them |
22:21.44 | mercestes | b11d: Maybe she does care...and she's nto single...but her boyfriend makes her do it and she complies out of her undying love for him. |
22:21.46 | mercestes | that's hot. |
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22:22.03 | mercestes | c4t3l! What'd you break now you tard? |
22:22.34 | b11d | lol |
22:22.42 | poller | Ok, i want to call out. :) |
22:22.43 | b11d | nice mercestes |
22:23.06 | mercestes | he only comes in here when he breaks something and wants to know how to fix it..:D |
22:23.13 | b11d | what a bastard.. |
22:23.16 | mercestes | Yea... |
22:23.17 | b11d | at least crack a joke or something |
22:23.49 | b11d | or post a link to some nice ass |
22:25.54 | poller | :) |
22:26.33 | mercestes | I want some hot ass.... |
22:26.40 | irq | we just url'd you on some |
22:26.42 | mercestes | ....I miss my wife...I wanna go home. |
22:26.43 | b11d | in order to get some, you need to get off of the IRC |
22:27.14 | linagee | shellshark: i can't find on your site, what is the iax server name? i want to check reliability before i sign up |
22:27.16 | *** part/#asterisk cthorner (n=cthorner@209-234-185-148.static.twtelecom.net) |
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22:27.27 | b11d | well gentlepeople.. |
22:27.31 | b11d | time for me to go home |
22:27.35 | b11d | have a great weekend chaps |
22:27.37 | irq | cya :) |
22:27.38 | irq | you too |
22:27.43 | linagee | b11d|bbl: later |
22:28.17 | linagee | ack. i want to do something cool with my voip phone display. :) |
22:28.49 | linagee | like maybe display my email count or something |
22:29.22 | robl^ | linagee: XML apps are kewll.. like with Cisco or Aastra 480is ;_ |
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22:30.01 | linagee | robl^: even displaying the day of the week would be nice. (phone only displays the numeric) |
22:30.24 | robl^ | linagee: what phone? |
22:30.33 | linagee | robl^: it would be really neat to display something like web hits |
22:30.37 | linagee | robl^: gxp-2000 |
22:30.47 | linagee | robl^: i know there's probably a way |
22:30.52 | robl^ | eww |
22:30.55 | linagee | :p |
22:31.22 | robl^ | only thing I like about those phones are the massive BLF expansion module.. lots of buttons and lights |
22:31.33 | linagee | robl^: yes |
22:31.42 | mercestes | Hey, Fender, aren't you the polycom deity? |
22:31.50 | linagee | robl^: i have seen phones in TV series that are color screen. that almost seems silly. lol |
22:32.21 | robl^ | Some Cisco phones have color screens... |
22:32.21 | linagee | yeah, and why not have a keyboard and mouse on the phone too! lol |
22:32.29 | mercestes | anybody know how to disable the PC port on a Polycom [5..6]01 phone? |
22:32.39 | irq | i've had a lot of luck with the low-priced gxp-2000 |
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22:33.27 | [TK]D-Fender | mercestes : Questions are free, answers are $4.95/m ;) |
22:33.46 | *** topic/#asterisk by russellb -> Asterisk: The Open Source PBX -=- http://www.asterisk.org -=- Asterisk 1.2.14, 1.4.0-beta4, Zaptel 1.2.12, 1.4.0-beta3 Released! (Dec. 15, 2006) -=- Join #freepbx for freepbx/trixbox support. -=- Join #asterisk-gui to learn about the new Asterisk GUI framework |
22:33.53 | linagee | [TK]D-Fender: just call 1-900- and reference your case number. :) |
22:34.34 | linagee | mercestes: PC port? politically correct? |
22:34.45 | mercestes | [TK]D-Fender: Do you kno whow to disable the PC port? |
22:35.06 | linagee | mercestes: are you talking about an ethernet "pass through" port? why disable it? |
22:35.16 | mercestes | linagee: Because I suck. |
22:35.20 | linagee | ? |
22:35.29 | linagee | mercestes: really? come with me! :-D |
22:35.35 | mercestes | linagee: muhahaha. |
22:36.26 | [TK]D-Fender | mercestes : Wire cutters. |
22:37.02 | linagee | mercestes: super glue and a spare RJ-45 punch |
22:37.04 | mercestes | [TK]D-Fender: you know.....I actually thought of that. |
22:37.18 | mercestes | Except I am a little mroe technical...desoldering the leads from the board. |
22:37.29 | linagee | mercestes: at least with super glue if you really really wanted to use it again, you could probably pry it loose |
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22:37.45 | Supaplex | how can I fetch all database keys in a family via agi? |
22:37.57 | linagee | in a family? |
22:38.17 | Supaplex | yea, Usage: DATABASE GET <family> <key> |
22:38.23 | linagee | is that asterisk's version of a table? |
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22:39.03 | Supaplex | I guess :-/ |
22:40.06 | file | blitzrage: don't jynx it all |
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22:44.13 | [TK]D-Fender | mercestes : Anyone who realyl wants to latch onto your network will put a switchin front of the phone anyways. Damned if you do...... |
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22:45.19 | Katty | night guys |
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22:48.30 | hbsmurf | ok |
22:48.40 | hbsmurf | how many more 1.4 betas do you think there will be?> |
22:50.23 | De_Mon | well that would depend on the number of bug reports |
22:50.33 | De_Mon | stop reporting bugs and it will leave beta :P |
22:50.39 | hbsmurf | There's always someone that wants to inject reason into a discussion |
22:50.40 | hbsmurf | :) |
22:50.42 | russellb | honestly, this will likely be the last one |
22:50.44 | hbsmurf | I'm not reporting bugs! |
22:50.55 | hbsmurf | I'm actually thinking of switching over to it this weekend |
22:51.07 | hbsmurf | I'd like to get my server at work over to the poundkey dist and off fc3 |
22:51.13 | hbsmurf | maybe conary will make updates easier |
22:51.19 | De_Mon | Im really excited about chanspy whisper mode |
22:51.53 | hbsmurf | That's where someone can whisper something into your ear like a call announcement? |
22:52.18 | De_Mon | its where the person spying can talk to one channel of the bridged call |
22:52.23 | hbsmurf | Yeah |
22:52.25 | hbsmurf | that's neat |
22:52.36 | hbsmurf | it'd be perfect for announcing important calls to someoen on the phone |
22:52.39 | russellb | 1.4 also has 120% more sillyness |
22:52.42 | hbsmurf | sweet! |
22:52.48 | hbsmurf | It's about time we got sillyness! |
22:52.50 | file | and 42% more muffins |
22:52.52 | hbsmurf | I need to learn to program |
22:52.56 | hbsmurf | damn, muffins are fatening |
22:53.02 | hbsmurf | can we have fewer muffins? |
22:53.12 | file | it's a compile-time option |
22:53.12 | hbsmurf | We need a Polycom config generator built into the gui |
22:53.13 | De_Mon | call me when it has cookies and cream |
22:53.17 | hbsmurf | sweet |
22:53.18 | file | ./configure --muffin-count=1 |
22:53.23 | hbsmurf | just 1? |
22:53.31 | hbsmurf | Can we make it so it spits out 1 muffin a day? |
22:53.31 | file | well you said you want fewer muffins |
22:53.37 | hbsmurf | Like, for breakfast? |
22:53.45 | file | sure |
22:53.45 | hbsmurf | I just don't want so many at one time |
22:53.50 | hbsmurf | sweet |
22:53.53 | [TK]D-Fender | hbsmurf : Just use Trixbox if you want a system to do your thinking for you... |
22:53.59 | lters_ | How do folks hand vm to pagers... |
22:54.01 | hbsmurf | Dude |
22:54.03 | hbsmurf | DUDE |
22:54.09 | hbsmurf | I don't want it to do my thinking for me |
22:54.15 | hbsmurf | I just want a Polycom config generator |
22:54.15 | hbsmurf | :) |
22:54.20 | hbsmurf | Actually, I found one |
22:54.24 | hbsmurf | haven't tested it yet |
22:54.25 | file | [TK]D-Fender: I just want |
22:54.33 | lters_ | is there a way to dial a normal pager num, and drop the callerid digits.. |
22:54.33 | hbsmurf | trixbox |
22:54.35 | hbsmurf | my goodness |
22:54.41 | hbsmurf | drop? |
22:54.45 | [TK]D-Fender | hbsmurf : You're looking for GUI's that even configure your phones for you, so YES, you most certainly are lumping yourself onto that category. |
22:54.59 | [TK]D-Fender | looks like a duck, walks like a duck, quacks like a duck.... |
22:55.03 | hbsmurf | Heh |
22:55.04 | [TK]D-Fender | file : ! ! ! |
22:55.06 | hbsmurf | Grouchy? |
22:55.07 | hbsmurf | :) |
22:55.16 | hbsmurf | So far I've done all my configuration by hand |
22:55.25 | lters_ | vi works fine ;) |
22:55.30 | hbsmurf | vi is teh devil! |
22:55.35 | hbsmurf | I like nano |
22:55.37 | hbsmurf | it's easy |
22:55.37 | hbsmurf | :) |
22:56.10 | russellb | we have a gui in the works now :) |
22:56.11 | bkruse | omg |
22:56.14 | russellb | i really like it |
22:56.15 | hbsmurf | I'm installing 1.4 beta 3 on a machine next to me and the monitor is so screwed up I can't really see what is happening |
22:56.16 | mercestes | vi is klingon for "edit" |
22:56.17 | hbsmurf | I love this montior |
22:56.40 | hbsmurf | I'd like a gui just for my clients |
22:57.03 | hbsmurf | I have a couple that would like to be able to manage the system themselves |
22:57.12 | mercestes | hbsmurf: Operator Flash Panel. |
22:57.16 | hbsmurf | Already using it |
22:57.21 | hbsmurf | I'm talking config |
22:57.24 | hbsmurf | extension stuff |
22:57.38 | bkruse | mercestes: web interface in beta3. |
22:57.48 | hbsmurf | One of my local clients is test driving a Shoretel system |
22:57.51 | hbsmurf | the gui is pretty sweet |
22:58.07 | hbsmurf | they're not the type that would do well with the text file configs in Asterisk |
22:58.07 | bkruse | ya, were doing so much work on it to |
22:58.20 | hbsmurf | my 1.4 install is almost done |
22:58.22 | hbsmurf | pizza just got here |
22:58.41 | hbsmurf | Personally, I like working on the text files |
22:58.49 | bkruse | same |
22:58.49 | hbsmurf | it's one less level of stuff to screw up |
22:59.07 | hbsmurf | but the one bank testing Shoretel would love a gui |
22:59.19 | hbsmurf | if for nothing other than call routing and checking endpoints |
22:59.40 | hbsmurf | Out of all my clients, they're the only one that I would need that for |
22:59.48 | bkruse | ya, i agree, it gets the basic job done. |
22:59.51 | hbsmurf | yeah |
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23:00.10 | hbsmurf | Now if I could get the Polycom phones to do what I wanted... |
23:00.21 | DaeJeon-Newbie | asterisk server is running on boot |
23:00.27 | hbsmurf | my 1.4 is rebooting now |
23:00.45 | DaeJeon-Newbie | i don't want to run at boot |
23:00.55 | DaeJeon-Newbie | how can I STOP IT? |
23:01.06 | hbsmurf | what dist? |
23:01.12 | hbsmurf | poundkey or on something else? |
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23:02.48 | De_Mon | hbsmurf that would depend on why it is starting on boot |
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23:03.10 | hbsmurf | No, what I wanted to know is what distribution he's running Asterisk on |
23:03.21 | hbsmurf | that way I can tell him if I know the command to stop it loading on boot |
23:03.22 | DaeJeon-Newbie | trixbox |
23:03.30 | hbsmurf | chkconfig asterisk --off |
23:03.44 | John-Z | Quick Questions guys.. Ive setup everying correctly.. like normal for most of my soft phones here.. but a new extension I've configured.. my changes are not taking.. it seems the display name is staying the same after chaging the config files for the phone and reloading. |
23:03.47 | hbsmurf | I know enough to be dangerous |
23:03.59 | hbsmurf | have you tried restarting? |
23:04.07 | John-Z | Me? |
23:04.35 | hbsmurf | yep |
23:05.35 | brodiem | John-Z, whats up :) |
23:05.36 | John-Z | The phones were once setup for previous employees.. and their display name seems to stay the same even after changing to config and performing a 'reload' |
23:05.36 | John-Z | brodiem: Hows it going? |
23:05.36 | brodiem | John-Z you know who I am? |
23:05.36 | hbsmurf | you're changing the sip.conf, right? |
23:05.40 | John-Z | I do not. Sorry. |
23:05.46 | brodiem | John-Z apollo? |
23:05.52 | John-Z | Oh dude.. WHATS UP! |
23:05.55 | brodiem | hahah |
23:05.56 | John-Z | Small world. |
23:06.01 | brodiem | yea really |
23:06.11 | John-Z | Im over at Hostway.. Data Center.. Sys Admin. |
23:06.19 | John-Z | This trixbox is bugging me.. :( |
23:06.26 | brodiem | nice |
23:06.30 | brodiem | they got you doing voip over there? :) |
23:06.39 | John-Z | Yep.. amoungst many other things. |
23:06.43 | John-Z | You still at Apollo? |
23:06.54 | brodiem | yup |
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23:07.36 | [TK]D-Fender | John-Z : Then you're in the wrong place... |
23:08.20 | John-Z | Im in the wrong place, what do you mean? |
23:08.29 | hbsmurf | He's grouchy |
23:08.37 | John-Z | I see. |
23:08.56 | John-Z | hbsmurf: you talking about /etc/asterisk/sip.conf ? |
23:09.00 | hbsmurf | Yep |
23:09.39 | DaeJeon-Newbie | i tried to restart |
23:09.40 | hbsmurf | sweet, 1.4 yells at me when I do sudo su |
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23:09.56 | DaeJeon-Newbie | NOTICE[3140]: http.c:578 http_server_start: Unable to bind http server to 0.0.0.0:8088: Address already in use |
23:10.07 | DaeJeon-Newbie | how can I FIX IT? |
23:10.08 | [TK]D-Fender | hbsmurf : No, I just like it when people read the channel topic when they come in here. |
23:10.29 | hbsmurf | [TK]D-Fender: I still say you're grouchy |
23:10.31 | John-Z | Oh.. |
23:10.40 | John-Z | Maybe I should go to #trixbox.. if someone were in there. |
23:10.41 | hbsmurf | Yes, it isn't the trixbox channel |
23:10.52 | hbsmurf | but still |
23:11.11 | DaeJeon-Newbie | BUT I AM NOT USING TRIX |
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23:11.11 | DaeJeon-Newbie | I REMOVED |
23:11.13 | hbsmurf | newbie: not you |
23:11.25 | hbsmurf | newbie: What are you starting that is erroring out? |
23:11.34 | [TK]D-Fender | DaeJeon-Newbie : try asking in #apache . |
23:11.57 | DaeJeon-Newbie | it is not apache |
23:12.26 | [TK]D-Fender | DaeJeon-Newbie : Well its clearly not *. Go ask in that programs support channel. |
23:12.31 | hbsmurf | newbie: What is it? |
23:13.22 | DaeJeon-Newbie | http://pastebin.ca/280494 |
23:13.29 | DaeJeon-Newbie | please have a look |
23:13.55 | DaeJeon-Newbie | I am trying to start asterisk |
23:14.12 | hbsmurf | Interesting |
23:14.24 | DaeJeon-Newbie | i tried to kill all the process |
23:14.32 | DaeJeon-Newbie | killall -9 asterisk |
23:14.34 | hbsmurf | It looks like the manager socket is in use |
23:14.39 | hbsmurf | do a ps ax and look for asterisk |
23:14.41 | hbsmurf | or safe_asterisk |
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23:15.06 | DaeJeon-Newbie | but again it is restarting |
23:15.15 | DaeJeon-Newbie | i was able it kill |
23:15.27 | hbsmurf | kill safe_asterisk if it's running |
23:15.37 | seele_ | hello, how can I manage multiple PBX clients with the same extensions in the same asterisk .... is this posible? |
23:15.44 | DaeJeon-Newbie | <PROTECTED> |
23:15.50 | DaeJeon-Newbie | automatic |
23:16.19 | hbsmurf | sounds liek safe_asterisk to me |
23:16.23 | _BOBWEEVER | seele_: contexts, they are fairly well documented |
23:17.32 | seele_ | I can make extensions with the same number |
23:17.39 | hbsmurf | kind of |
23:17.48 | hbsmurf | you won't use the same numbers for your endpoints, but in your dial plan you can |
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23:22.04 | hyperthread | hello all....Can I use the result of a linux command (using the "system" dialplan command) as a variable value ? |
23:22.49 | [TK]D-Fender | hyperthread : Not really. Thats what AGI is for. |
23:23.02 | DaeJeon-Newbie | hbsmurf: i was modifing the file , but i coult not save |
23:23.06 | DaeJeon-Newbie | http://pastebin.ca/280508 |
23:23.29 | DaeJeon-Newbie | how can I delete .swp file |
23:23.34 | hbsmurf | Are you running trixbox? |
23:23.35 | bkruse | [TK]D-Fender: i bet you could. |
23:23.45 | bkruse | [TK]D-Fender: but your right, thats what agi's for |
23:23.47 | DaeJeon-Newbie | no no |
23:23.50 | DaeJeon-Newbie | I am not |
23:24.03 | hbsmurf | Hmmm |
23:24.04 | bkruse | rm *.swl |
23:24.05 | DaeJeon-Newbie | I removed the pre. conf |
23:24.06 | bkruse | swp* |
23:24.07 | hbsmurf | Are you in as root? |
23:24.11 | DaeJeon-Newbie | yes |
23:24.22 | [TK]D-Fender | bkruse : Please point to some doc referencing this possibility..... |
23:24.24 | bkruse | or vi it in then hit r for recover |
23:24.31 | hyperthread | DaeJeon-Newbie, I dont like AGI |
23:24.40 | bkruse | [TK]D-Fender: i just did it, set var then have the var be a system call |
23:24.41 | bkruse | brb |
23:24.50 | hbsmurf | OMG |
23:24.53 | hbsmurf | My 7920 works! |
23:24.54 | hbsmurf | in 1.4! |
23:25.00 | Nugget | yay |
23:25.12 | DaeJeon-Newbie | hbsmurf? |
23:25.18 | hbsmurf | Yes |
23:25.18 | hbsmurf | ? |
23:25.24 | hbsmurf | Delete the .swp files |
23:25.32 | DaeJeon-Newbie | how? |
23:25.34 | hbsmurf | in /etc/asterisk |
23:25.40 | hbsmurf | rm -rf manager.conf.swp |
23:25.41 | [TK]D-Fender | bkruse : that is the opposite of what was just asked. he asked if you could set a var BASED on the output of a System call. Not call System passing a var. |
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23:26.21 | russellb | no, but implementing system as a dialplan function vs. an app would be cool |
23:26.23 | DaeJeon-Newbie | i did |
23:26.34 | hbsmurf | if you do an ls -l can you see anything like that? |
23:26.35 | DaeJeon-Newbie | but still it is showing the same msg |
23:26.35 | Rhiliam | is there a way to do an if/then state within a dialplan? |
23:26.48 | hbsmurf | what are you getting that message in? |
23:26.49 | hbsmurf | vi? |
23:26.53 | DaeJeon-Newbie | yes |
23:26.56 | groogs | Rhiliam: GotoIf() |
23:26.57 | DaeJeon-Newbie | when I open |
23:26.59 | hbsmurf | Try nano |
23:27.02 | hbsmurf | nano manager.conf |
23:27.06 | DaeJeon-Newbie | ok |
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23:28.12 | DaeJeon-Newbie | yes |
23:28.15 | DaeJeon-Newbie | fixed |
23:28.17 | DaeJeon-Newbie | no msg |
23:28.18 | hbsmurf | Sweeeeet |
23:28.24 | hbsmurf | I'm not a big vi fan |
23:28.32 | hbsmurf | I like simple |
23:28.40 | hbsmurf | my women, simple |
23:29.04 | hbsmurf | my cars, simple |
23:29.04 | hbsmurf | my voip, simple |
23:29.04 | hbsmurf | heh |
23:29.04 | DaeJeon-Newbie | very good |
23:29.12 | DaeJeon-Newbie | man I have another problem |
23:29.23 | hyperthread | I made a shell that do a select in a database and return 1 to true or 0 to false...I want to do a gotoif if the result of the shell is 0... |
23:31.01 | DaeJeon-Newbie | i never used nano |
23:31.14 | DaeJeon-Newbie | how can i save the file? |
23:31.21 | hbsmurf | ctrl-x |
23:31.23 | hbsmurf | then y |
23:31.25 | hbsmurf | dammit |
23:31.30 | hbsmurf | I just broke the screen on my snom 320 |
23:31.35 | hbsmurf | not that I used it |
23:31.40 | hbsmurf | it's just sitting in my basement |
23:32.20 | [TK]D-Fender | hyperthread : Go ready up on AGI. |
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23:39.31 | robin__sz | you know what I think ... an Eclipse plugin for creating Asterisk dial plans would rock somewhat |
23:39.37 | hyperthread | [TK]D-Fender, ok...lets try it.... :-( |
23:40.39 | De_Mon | I want to use conferences in a support center where each call gets a new conference. How can I dynamicaly create the conference numbers ranging from like 800-900 |
23:40.56 | robin__sz | hmmm ... |
23:41.01 | De_Mon | I'd have to check if the number is in use before putting a new call into the conference |
23:41.15 | De_Mon | or making sure the callers is 0? |
23:41.23 | robin__sz | and typoically, these calls would have just two people per conference room? |
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23:41.40 | robin__sz | and extra people could be called in if required? |
23:41.42 | De_Mon | yeah, typically |
23:41.56 | De_Mon | exactly |
23:42.09 | robin__sz | I dont think you want to do that :) |
23:42.38 | robin__sz | from what I remember, conferencing can load the box |
23:42.43 | robin__sz | quite heavily |
23:42.58 | De_Mon | i dont expect more than 5 conferences at a time, and the box has plenty of horsepower |
23:43.11 | robin__sz | ah, 5 would be OK |
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23:43.45 | hbsmurf | Well, no transfer button the 7920 does suck |
23:43.52 | robin__sz | so you have like 10 support staff? |
23:44.14 | De_Mon | I cant really think of a better way to have more than 2 people on the call at once without using 3way calling which the remote caller's phones dont support |
23:44.54 | robin__sz | I suspect having one conference room per support person would be easiest |
23:45.20 | seele_ | how can I host virtual PBXes |
23:45.47 | De_Mon | I want to use it like parking where it parks in a conference and tells me what # they are in |
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23:46.09 | hyperthread | the return of a AGI script is the same of the value of the #? ? |
23:46.35 | hyperthread | sorry, $? |
23:46.43 | hyperthread | 0 to ok and 1 to error ? |
23:50.02 | robin__sz | I would have thought playing htem a message, parking them in orbit and then dropping them into a room as soon as an agent presses "next sucker from the queue" would work nicer |
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