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04:06.06 | *** topic/#asterisk is Asterisk: The Open Source Telephony Application Platform -=- Asterisk 1.4.4 (April 27, 2007) Asterisk 1.2.18 (April 24, 2007), Zaptel 1.2.18, 1.4.3 (June 8, 2007) -=- Other fun channels: #asterisk-gui, #asterisknow, #asterisk-commits -=- Join #freepbx for freepbx/#trixbox for trixbox support. |
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04:07.50 | ^majik^ | something like this, actually, exactly like this: http://rafb.net/p/DTsdSV97.html |
04:08.18 | ^majik^ | that's for Asterisk 1.2.x.. |
04:08.35 | ^majik^ | so check the link I gave you earlier to see how the database stuff is done in 1.4.x |
04:08.36 | ReDNeQ | ok so where you have bico-out how does the phone now to use that context |
04:09.13 | ^majik^ | bigco-out in my example is like your numberplan-custom-1 |
04:09.41 | ^majik^ | just pop in the extension and tell it to go to s,1 of the call forwarding context |
04:09.44 | ReDNeQ | so basically i could just add the bico-fwd stuff under the same dialplan |
04:10.09 | ^majik^ | I'm guessing so... are you using the GUI? |
04:10.30 | ReDNeQ | not anymore |
04:10.42 | ReDNeQ | so im actually trying to clean the conf files to barebones as possible |
04:10.47 | ReDNeQ | so i can eliminate all issues |
04:11.17 | ^majik^ | yeah. I couldn't use the GUI either. didn't seem to support Zap channels like we were using |
04:11.31 | ReDNeQ | exactly |
04:11.47 | ReDNeQ | i have 6 analog ports incoming |
04:12.31 | ^majik^ | I haven't tinkered with incoming ports yet, but I have cleaned up our *huge* extensions.conf file.. |
04:12.42 | ^majik^ | gave me a good understanding of alot of things |
04:14.21 | ^majik^ | it'd be interesting to know if this version of call forwarding helps you or not. |
04:14.44 | ^majik^ | *72 sounds cool... its a shame it locks up on you. but who knows |
04:15.17 | ReDNeQ | well digium told me it works when the call is hardset |
04:15.26 | ReDNeQ | i mean the forward |
04:15.40 | ^majik^ | oh |
04:16.08 | ^majik^ | oh you know what, I should probably have included the incoming code for you |
04:18.24 | ^majik^ | here you go: http://rafb.net/p/iwi9nz91.html |
04:19.40 | ReDNeQ | coo |
04:20.08 | ^majik^ | note how on bigco-in,s,2 I dial ${temp:3} -- so it shaves off the area code |
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04:21.40 | ^majik^ | one other thing, the cforward sound file in bigco-cfwd is one we recorded |
04:21.42 | ReDNeQ | ok, so again my question is how does the phone now to use the other contexts |
04:21.57 | ReDNeQ | you dont have all of those exten under the 1 dialplan |
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04:22.59 | ^majik^ | say we had our exten 798 on your numberplan-custom-1 |
04:23.58 | ^majik^ | when they wanted to forward the call before leaving, they would dial 798, which would kick it over to bigco-cfwd,s,1 where asterisk answers the call, plays back the call forwarding menu options |
04:24.40 | ^majik^ | and then if they press 1, it sets a database variable to the phone number that option is set to, in this case 1235551234 |
04:25.21 | ^majik^ | now, when a call comes in on the default context, as in my example, it kicks it over to bigco-in,s,1 where it checks the call forwarding variable |
04:26.01 | ^majik^ | and I'm not quite sure how it does this, but basically if its set, it will Dial the number specified in the variable and connect the caller with the right person |
04:26.01 | ReDNeQ | ahh and s1 or s2 is the actuall commands in order |
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04:26.35 | ^majik^ | and if its not set, it jumps down to s,102 and then proceeds to s,103 (read up on 102.. its special) |
04:26.50 | ^majik^ | pretty much |
04:27.22 | ^majik^ | would you believe I've only been playing with asterisk for about 2 months :o) |
04:27.28 | ReDNeQ | nice.. |
04:27.37 | ReDNeQ | ive been going for 2weeks now |
04:27.40 | ReDNeQ | ;) |
04:27.51 | ^majik^ | well ... :) |
04:27.51 | ReDNeQ | have a client with 25 phones |
04:27.59 | ReDNeQ | and 3 locations vpn |
04:28.06 | ReDNeQ | killing me |
04:28.08 | ReDNeQ | ;) |
04:28.22 | ^majik^ | sounds kinda complex |
04:28.44 | ^majik^ | more so than what I'm starting to manage down here |
04:34.09 | ^majik^ | I'll have to figure out how to do this on 1.4.x soon, as I'm already in the process of porting our 1.2.x config over to 1.4.x |
04:35.22 | ^majik^ | the 1.4 box is a backup box for now, but we may use it as our main box.. its pretty beefy |
04:39.13 | ReDNeQ | nice |
04:39.20 | ReDNeQ | i went right into 1.5 |
04:39.21 | ReDNeQ | i mean 4 |
04:39.24 | ReDNeQ | heh |
04:39.44 | ez` | someone tested oslec ? |
04:41.04 | ^majik^ | future man ;) |
04:41.41 | ReDNeQ | anyone see RTP Read too short while a call is in place |
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04:59.37 | obnauticus | is anyone here getting this with fwd |
04:59.38 | obnauticus | -- parse_srv: SRV mapped to host fwd.pulver.com, port 5060 |
04:59.39 | obnauticus | Jun 8 13:57:41 NOTICE[20677]: chan_sip.c:9800 handle_response_register: Failed to authenticate on REGISTER to 'aaopwner@fwd.pulver.com' (Tries 3) |
04:59.44 | obnauticus | on a sip register |
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07:07.14 | samarora | can anybody help me to configure Linksys IP Phone to asterisk with using SIP or IAX..? |
07:08.38 | samarora | hello there.. can anybody help me to configure Linksys IP Phone to asterisk with using SIP or IAX..? |
07:09.05 | mutilator | its midnight |
07:09.09 | mutilator | the heck are you asking for help |
07:10.59 | thekidrio | haha |
07:11.03 | thekidrio | its midnight where you are |
07:11.24 | thekidrio | which linksys phone? |
07:11.35 | thekidrio | crap its midnight here too |
07:11.37 | samarora | SPA941 |
07:12.16 | thekidrio | have you looked http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/SPA-941#UsewithAsterisk |
07:13.10 | thekidrio | and http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/SPA-941#ConfigurationUtilities |
07:13.58 | mutilator | no |
07:14.01 | mutilator | its 3am here |
07:14.06 | mutilator | i just saw he was in CA |
07:15.46 | thekidrio | hrmm, you're a shifty one I bet |
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07:20.30 | rudholm | anyone around with a broadvoice account want to do a simple test for me? |
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08:38.00 | angryuser | hello |
08:39.35 | angryuser | i ha soma strange queue's problem, i have joinempty = no in queues.cong and timeout set in exten => Queue(name|||180) but still even when i have no agents free, it's wait 180 sec, any ideas? |
08:40.08 | angryuser | when i have no agent's logged on i mean? |
08:41.54 | angryuser | i dont want the wait time to be executed when no agent logged in in queue |
08:42.10 | angryuser | i want it directly jump to n+1 |
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09:32.03 | krdian_ | angryuser: you can check QUEUE_MEMBER_LIST and then check status of all agnt in queue, if any is idle send caller do sth with caller |
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09:33.19 | Trentster | hey all, I am having a strange problem, I am sitting in australia, using a snom 320 phone to connect via sip to an asterisk server in another country and breaking out from there to call local numbers......The problem is I can make the call and we can hear each other for about 2 secs then it hangs up the call, from what i can tell by the logs it thinks I am hanging up.....other users do not have this problem......incoming calls |
09:33.19 | Trentster | <PROTECTED> |
09:36.17 | angryuser | krdian_: thx for info |
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10:44.55 | Teccy | hi, i've got an x100p card however it seems to always show the RED alarm. I've tried 2 different cables, I've tried both a real phone line and connecting to an analogue port on our PBX |
10:45.05 | Teccy | it's using zaptel 1.4 on freebsd 6.2 |
10:45.20 | Teccy | is there any way to find out why its stuck in the RED state? |
10:45.59 | Teccy | it's detected correctly by the module and is using fxsks signalling (i've tried fkxls too |
10:49.41 | Teccy | fxsls even |
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12:10.46 | kombi | is there a run asterisk on no-noise hardware project yet? |
12:12.23 | coppice | people run it on all sorts of silent hardware |
12:14.00 | kombi | coppice: I've got it readily configured on this noisy bummer and wonder how to set up a no noise solution.. |
12:15.29 | kombi | if only there was a little box with ssh, eth0 and bri that had no fans or disks.. |
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12:16.08 | coppice | there are numerous boxes which fit that desciption |
12:16.48 | coppice | the only problem achieving silence comes when you have lots of channels |
12:17.15 | kombi | coppice: that wouldn't be the case here.. can you point me in some direction? |
12:17.30 | tzafrir_laptop | kombi, no disks? what about music-on-hold storage? |
12:17.53 | kombi | tzafrir_laptop: 2-3 Megs would do |
12:17.54 | tzafrir_laptop | that is: voicemail storage |
12:18.14 | kombi | voicemail storage might become an issue |
12:18.20 | coppice | flash! |
12:18.39 | tzafrir_laptop | easy to say. But requires a bit of thinking ahead |
12:18.47 | kombi | but then again just forbid to keep too many messages |
12:18.51 | coppice | lots of people do it |
12:19.14 | coppice | 8G is a *lot* of speech, and costs $75 |
12:19.34 | kombi | is there a build linux box with flash memory and no fans project maybe? |
12:19.49 | kombi | coppice: true |
12:19.56 | tzafrir_laptop | astlinux? astfin? |
12:20.18 | tzafrir_laptop | just some names |
12:20.28 | kombi | looking at them now.. |
12:22.07 | kombi | looks very interesting.. |
12:23.43 | kombi | yum, gumstix.. |
12:25.33 | Sweeper | yea, astlinux \o/ |
12:25.54 | kombi | size isn't so much an issue though (or is it;), building a standard linux box with noise-free components seems the way to go, just which cpu to use and how to employ flash memory.. |
12:27.20 | coppice | size isn't so much an issue? that's not what all those e-mails keep telling me :-\ |
12:27.37 | Sweeper | XD |
12:27.38 | kombi | coppice: ;) |
12:28.03 | kombi | are there still cpus for passive cooling in this world? |
12:28.24 | coppice | VIA C7, the AMD embedded stuff |
12:29.24 | Sweeper | wrap, soekris |
12:29.45 | Sweeper | plenty of embedded platforms to be had |
12:31.29 | coppice | the Blackfins are coming...... :-) |
12:37.49 | tzafrir_laptop | though blackfins have the fun of mmu-less systems (remember DOS?) |
12:38.41 | bintut | calling from a mobile phone (gsm network) to the asterisk pstn trunk with noop to an analog phone then after the session, the callee hangup but the caller is still connected somehow. the asterisk logs says the callee hangup already. i'm using the digium dev kit with 1 fxo and 1 fxs here. how do you think i can fix this? |
12:39.35 | tzafrir_laptop | blackfins are coming indeed. Run! |
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12:40.47 | tzafrir_laptop | bintut, pastebin the CLI trace? |
12:41.40 | tzafrir_laptop | also: the caller is from the FXO (the gsm network) side, right? Is there any sort of disconnect supervision there? |
12:44.46 | coppice | the blackfin is one of the cleverest designs I've seen in a while |
12:46.17 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: kindly wait.. i'll just look for the logs.. |
12:46.41 | tzafrir_laptop | bintut: but answer the second q. first... |
12:47.02 | tzafrir_laptop | coppice, what do you mean by clever? |
12:47.28 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: yes. the caller was using a mobile phone subscribed to a local gsm provider then calling to the pstn number of the pbx which is connected to the fxo port |
12:47.43 | coppice | people have been trying to make a decent DSP that will run general purpose code well since the 80s. the blackfin is the first success |
12:48.18 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: what do you mean by the "disconnect supervision"? |
12:49.18 | tzafrir_laptop | how can asterisk know that the trunk hung up the phone? Anything better than listening to a busy tone? |
12:51.45 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: is this enough info? => http://paste.debian.net/30032 |
12:53.34 | coppice | I wonder if blackfins make good soup :-\ |
12:54.00 | tzafrir_laptop | bintut, well, that dialplan doesn't do exactly what you meant. hint: replace any priority except '1' with 'n'. |
12:54.13 | tzafrir_laptop | you have multiple '3'-s there |
12:54.26 | tzafrir_laptop | take a look at the output of 'dialplan show' |
12:54.31 | tzafrir_laptop | but that's a side issue |
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12:54.57 | tzafrir_laptop | if all else fails, you can use busydetect=yes in zapata.conf |
12:55.01 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: what's the right '3'? for my dialplan? |
12:55.51 | tzafrir_laptop | replace the 2-s and 3-s with 'n' and the dialplan enging will just assign the right numbers |
12:59.17 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: my /etc/asterisk/zapata.conf is at http://paste.debian.net/30034 |
13:00.40 | tzafrir_laptop | you do have busydetect=yes |
13:00.56 | tzafrir_laptop | hmmm... interesting... |
13:01.36 | tzafrir_laptop | after the callee hangs up, what do you see in 'show channels' ? |
13:01.50 | tzafrir_laptop | But anyway, first fix your extensions.conf and reload |
13:01.58 | bintut | ok.. and i |
13:02.10 | bintut | and i'll try try to make a call again.. |
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13:06.36 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: i don't have a 'dialplan show' command here |
13:07.07 | tzafrir_laptop | show dialplan |
13:07.28 | tzafrir_laptop | it has adifferent name in 1.4 |
13:17.04 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: the asterisk's logs that appeared when i was inside the asterisk shell is at http://paste.debian.net/30035 |
13:19.21 | tzafrir_laptop | bintut, better set 'context=<whateveryouwant>' in zapata.conf |
13:19.28 | tzafrir_laptop | you had an empty context |
13:19.59 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: when you see from that logs a line where i executed the 'show channels', the callee already hangup but the mobile phone caller doesn't have a hangup tone.. only maybe more than 20 seconds from the time the callee hangs up the mobile phone was disconnected.. |
13:21.24 | tzafrir_laptop | hmmm... I missed tht earlier |
13:21.26 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: where shall i put the "context" inside my zapata.conf? based on my post at http://paste.debian.net/30034 it has a context already |
13:21.49 | tzafrir_laptop | hmm... actually: no |
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13:23.16 | tzafrir_laptop | ok. something is wrong with the context, but I fail to see what it is. |
13:23.27 | tzafrir_laptop | What is the output of: zap show channels |
13:23.47 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: when after the callee hangs up? |
13:24.19 | tzafrir_laptop | it generally doesn't change (may only slightly change on a reload) |
13:24.41 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: actually, i restarted the asterisk service itself |
13:24.59 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: this is just on my small pc at home |
13:25.45 | tzafrir_laptop | so could you please provide the output of that command? |
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13:27.16 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: http://paste.debian.net/30037 |
13:28.28 | tzafrir_laptop | and if you try it now it would still give the same trace? |
13:29.20 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: try to check line 8 of http://paste.debian.net/30035 why it hangup when the mobile phone was still calling? |
13:29.34 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: yes |
13:31.18 | tzafrir_laptop | Detected ring pattern: 0,0,0 |
13:31.34 | tzafrir_laptop | looking again at zapata.conf... |
13:32.59 | tzafrir_laptop | rem-out the following line: usedistinctiveringdetection=yes |
13:33.30 | tzafrir_laptop | this is used to match several ring patterns and send them to different extensions |
13:33.52 | tzafrir_laptop | e.g: if you have different rings types for calls from different callers |
13:34.26 | tzafrir_laptop | but then you need to set 'dring[123]' . See the sample zapata.conf |
13:34.58 | bintut | lemme check.. |
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13:38.19 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: where will i put the 'dring[123]'? by the way, i installed the asterisk from the debian etch/stable.. |
13:39.10 | tzafrir_laptop | bintut, do you actually need distinctive ring detection? |
13:39.30 | tzafrir_laptop | if not: leave it for now, and put a ';' before that line |
13:40.02 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: nope.. i already commented it and restarted asterisk again |
13:42.49 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: i just tried calling again from my mobile phone to my asterisk box but still, the mobile phone don't get a hangup tone.. |
13:43.28 | tzafrir_laptop | do you still see those messages in the CLI trace? |
13:46.04 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: not anymore.. but, the mobile phone still don't hear a hangup tone |
13:46.32 | tzafrir_laptop | time for a new CLI trace pastebin, I guess |
13:47.32 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: http://paste.debian.net/30040 |
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13:50.28 | tzafrir_laptop | not realy sure. But I end to suspect "answeronpolartyswitch" and "hanguponpolarityswitch" |
13:50.35 | tzafrir_laptop | Just a hunch |
13:51.12 | tzafrir_laptop | Try looking at the debug / full log and enabling debugging in asterisk |
13:51.29 | tzafrir_laptop | this would show the immediate reason for the hangup |
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13:51.47 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: ok.. i'll just comment out the polarity switching thing first and try calling again.. |
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13:54.56 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: i already commented out the polarity switching options on my zapata.conf and restarted asterisk then tried calling again from my mobile phone then the analog (fxs) callee hangup but the mobile phone didn't hear a hangup tone |
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13:55.29 | tzafrir_laptop | try redirecting the call to an echo test instead of an analog phone and see if that one works |
13:55.46 | tzafrir_laptop | thi will at least test half of the circuit |
13:55.55 | perf3kt | if I'm looking for a production gui should I use tribox or asterisknow? |
13:56.56 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: how do i do that? sorry, i'm a newbie to asterisk.. |
13:57.36 | tzafrir_laptop | perf3kt, nither |
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13:59.32 | tzafrir_laptop | bintut, replace Dial(Zap/1) with Echo() |
14:02.05 | perf3kt | thanks tzafrir, are you gonna give an alternative? |
14:02.05 | perf3kt | no gui? |
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14:11.15 | tzafrir_laptop | perf3kt, I don't consider either of them solid enough out-of-the-box for someone who has no experince with linux and Asterisk |
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14:11.56 | ez` | someone know if cisco softphone werk with asterisk ? |
14:12.22 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: sorry, my laptop hangs and i did a reboot.. have you posted any messages for me for the last 10 minutes? |
14:12.22 | tzafrir_laptop | for testing: sure |
14:12.56 | tzafrir_laptop | my last was: bintut, replace Dial(Zap/1) with Echo() |
14:16.22 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: like this one? ==> exten => 101,1,Echo() |
14:16.50 | perf3kt | so tzafrir you're saying command prompt is best? |
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14:18.32 | stimpie | somebody know what ast_gethostbyname expects as a secondary argument? |
14:22.11 | ez` | i am looking to find out a real really good softphone ; noting seem ready ;( |
14:23.16 | stimpie | xlite does the job, (unless you are on 64bit linux) |
14:23.25 | bintut | define: really, really good? |
14:25.09 | coppice | the feeling on seeing my first born the first time. nothing much matches that |
14:26.44 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: i already changed to Echo() but the call is still forwarded to 101 analog and when the callee hangs up, the mobile phone still didn't get a hangup tone |
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14:31.27 | saftsack | has anybody testet http://www.rowetel.com/ucasterisk/oslec.html this yet? |
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14:40.03 | Bladerunner05 | What you think about asterisnow project is a good idea ? |
14:41.06 | tzafrir_laptop | saftsack, I use an earlier version on my home PBX. But it is unde a very light load of calls... |
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14:44.58 | VJFROMGT | I come from the freepbx world, trying to use real asterisk, which file do i config for outbound route? |
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15:00.33 | ldsjohn | is it normal to take almost 30 seconds for a zap channel to hang up? |
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15:04.20 | saftsack | tzafrir_laptop: what about voice quality? |
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15:04.48 | tzafrir_laptop | sound ok. |
15:06.12 | sevard | VJFROMGT: extensions.conf |
15:06.29 | bintut | tzafrir_laptop: i just confirmed the hangup detection problem.. it only happens if the callee hangs up the call initiated by a gsm caller.. |
15:06.56 | sevard | Bladerunner05: no, and learnenglish.com |
15:06.58 | tzafrir_laptop | check your dialplan. Sorry, I'm a bit busy right now... |
15:07.54 | coppice | bintut: try similar calls by hand, and see what the disconnect tone sounds like. in some countries the behaviour is different, depending on the service called |
15:08.06 | perf3kt | everyone is bashing asterisknow, are you saying because of the gui interface? |
15:08.22 | sevard | perf3kt: and some. |
15:08.32 | perf3kt | if I used it to get the base install on what about that? |
15:09.03 | bintut | coppice: i don't get (mobile phone gsm caller) any sound at all when the callee (fxs) hangs up the call.. |
15:09.23 | perf3kt | I have no problem using the command line and manually editing the dialplan and conf files |
15:09.30 | coppice | that could be a problem |
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15:27.55 | tzafrir_laptop | perf3kt, because it is a beta |
15:28.13 | VJFROMGT | what does SIP/2.0 407 Proxy Authentication Required |
15:28.16 | VJFROMGT | mean? |
15:28.29 | tzafrir_laptop | It is nice for experimenting. But I don't really like something that runs asterisk as root |
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15:35.13 | saftsack | tzafrir_laptop: is this ec comparable to hardware ec's for example built by octasic? |
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15:36.06 | tzafrir_laptop | not sure. It will cost you CPU anyway. |
15:36.40 | tzafrir_laptop | octasic also has a software EC... |
15:38.38 | perf3kt | so tzafrir your saying that anything using asterisk you don't like |
15:38.42 | coppice | octasic only has software EC. its just a question of where the software runs |
15:39.13 | saftsack | octasics not embedded ec hasnt the best voice quality imho |
15:39.55 | saftsack | but i have no comparison to embedded ec's. i know just pattons gateway quality and this is much better |
15:41.07 | coppice | a good software EC would give better results than the patton. I have no idea if octasic's can |
15:41.11 | perf3kt | tzafrir: so what setup do you recommend for n00bs |
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15:44.05 | ManxPower | coppice: The HPEC sounds "fuzzy", almost like they are doing something like digium's agressive EC, but it seems to add comfort nise. |
15:44.07 | ManxPower | moise too |
15:44.15 | ManxPower | perhaps I need more coffee. |
15:44.56 | coppice | every network EC must add comfort noise to small signals, to mask the effects of the lossiness in the ulaw/alaw codecs |
15:45.04 | saftsack | coppice: did you compared pattons ec with some others? |
15:46.15 | coppice | i've never tried patton's ec. however, its a box in the T1/E1 wire and that will create avoidable conversions between linear an T1/E1 in many cases, which a host EC could avoid |
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15:47.27 | coppice | well, zaptel's ECs don't add comfort noise, but they are very mickey mouse |
15:48.04 | [TK]D-Fender | ManxPower, Hey, just the guy... I've been trying to get SpanDSP to stop crashing on 2 system I'm working on using * 1.2.17 + the versions you linked me to of yours to no avain. |
15:48.30 | [TK]D-Fender | ManxPower, Heres what it gives me : *** glibc detected *** free(): invalid next size (normal): 0x085142a0 *** |
15:48.30 | [TK]D-Fender | Aborted (core dumped) |
15:48.54 | [TK]D-Fender | ManxPower, Any insights for what I can do to rectify this? |
15:49.02 | saftsack | oslec: Unknown symbol __fixsfsi |
15:49.13 | saftsack | do i need a realtime haxxor kernel now? ^^ |
15:50.39 | tzafrir_laptop | from oslec? |
15:50.45 | tzafrir_laptop | or from zaptel? |
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15:52.05 | saftsack | from oslec |
15:52.09 | [TK]D-Fender | For anyone else who could lend a hand on my SpanDSP errors, heres a link to the CLI output of the crash and the versions used, etc : http://www.pastebin.ca/553090 |
15:52.27 | saftsack | google says that fixsfsi and so on are floating operations which are just provided by special kernels |
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15:54.00 | tzafrir_laptop | saftsack, did you get mmx.h from somewhere? |
15:54.16 | saftsack | no .... |
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15:58.30 | saftsack | coppice: did you tried oslecs ec? |
15:59.03 | angryuser | gotoif is broken in 1.4?? it put the resulto to tru when 2=1! |
15:59.10 | angryuser | *true |
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16:03.03 | angryuser | i got Gotoif(${result)=1?4:5) it goes to priority 4 when result = 2 |
16:03.31 | angryuser | any ideas? |
16:04.15 | Strom_M | because you have a typo maybe? |
16:04.49 | angryuser | i did put th NoOp be fore the chec |
16:05.01 | angryuser | check the variable, it is =2 |
16:05.34 | angryuser | Executing [8000@phonesystems:3] GotoIf("Zap/29-1", "1=2?4:5") in new stack |
16:05.34 | angryuser | <PROTECTED> |
16:06.00 | Strom_M | yeah |
16:06.08 | Strom_M | your syntax is still buggered |
16:06.21 | Strom_M | show application GotoIf |
16:07.28 | [TK]D-Fender | angryuser, [] <------------------ |
16:07.41 | [TK]D-Fender | angryuser, $[] <------------------ actually |
16:07.59 | [TK]D-Fender | angryuser, time to remember your syntax for EXPRESSIONS. |
16:09.39 | angryuser | time to write them down in "core show application gotoif" |
16:10.27 | [TK]D-Fender | angryuser, not needed. How you get a zero/non-zero value into your gotoif is YOUR problem. |
16:10.31 | angryuser | thank you working now |
16:11.11 | [TK]D-Fender | angryuser, GotoIf(${DB(ami/open)}?4) will work jsut fine if you set the astdb value to 1 |
16:12.47 | angryuser | hm, it woul reduce my lines, thanks |
16:12.58 | tzafrir_laptop | any idea if fxotune works for the Sangoma A200 cards? |
16:14.12 | ManxPower | tzafrir_laptop: My understanding is that fxotune uses specific registers on the chip the Digium analog cards use. |
16:14.53 | ManxPower | angryuser: Uh, there's an entire file README.variables that talks about variables, expressions, etc. |
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16:18.36 | [TK]D-Fender | ManxPower, No... does my error message or version info tell you anything that might help me fix my problem? |
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16:21.18 | [TK]D-Fender | Where do those theatre-goers always find their rotten fruit dammit! |
16:25.15 | bintut | gtg now.. thanks.. :) |
16:26.09 | [TK]D-Fender | ManxPower, So.. is that a "no"? :) |
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16:27.04 | supjigatr | Anyone seen a polycom not be able to get DHCP from a server? |
16:27.30 | supjigatr | I have a netgear layer 3 serving DHCP and the polycom refuses to take a DHCP address? |
16:27.47 | [TK]D-Fender | supjigatr, when set properly, only once when the mainboard fried funny...... |
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16:32.53 | coppice | [TK]D-Fender: have you seen that guy with several videos on youtube playing famous rock guitar pieces on an electric cello? |
16:33.25 | [TK]D-Fender | coppice, Nop, but it sounds cool.... |
16:33.33 | [TK]D-Fender | coppice, link me :) |
16:35.24 | coppice | go to youtube and search on "steve vai electric cello". from there you'll find a number of other things he's done |
16:38.59 | angryuser | hm in queues.conf joinempty = no option set in queue named "support" when no agent are logged on normally the porsont is supposed to jump to n+1 regardeless timeout set in Queue(support|||180) ? |
16:39.08 | angryuser | *prson |
16:39.33 | angryuser | grrr hate keyboard of my laptop ;) |
16:40.44 | angryuser | i have this options set, but regardeless agent's people still wait the timeout |
16:41.50 | angryuser | if i put n option in queue application, timeout is ignored ;( and i jusmps n+1 when all agents are busy |
16:42.51 | angryuser | i nees a simple thins, when no agents => n+1 , when any agents looged in timeout > then n+1 |
16:46.21 | [TK]D-Fender | coppice, and the flip side for you : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjA5faZF1A8 |
16:48.07 | coppice | its up to 21M viewings now |
16:48.45 | [TK]D-Fender | angryuser, pastebin your queues config, agents, and CLI output of the login with a queue dump |
16:51.21 | [TK]D-Fender | ok, I'm out for a while.... |
16:52.09 | coppice | [TK]D-Fender he must have inspired some people. there are several other videos playing that now |
16:57.37 | coppice | [TK]D-Fender try this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7Jh1BV1EOc&mode=related&search= |
17:05.51 | angryuser | http://www.pastebin.ca/553247 [TK]D-Fender: just the config, preparing Cli |
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17:11.42 | angryuser | http://www.pastebin.ca/553262 [TK]D-Fender output with CLI, you will see there no agents are logged in, but the person is put on hold (duration of timeout) |
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17:29.15 | skirmisha | guys\ |
17:29.22 | skirmisha | any ideas why i get this error |
17:29.38 | skirmisha | ixjuser.h:351: error: syntax error before '*' token |
17:29.40 | karlm | anyone have some experience with Digium X100P cards? (genuine, and clones) ?? |
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17:31.49 | adorah | <karlm> genuine r no longer made..mostly x100p clones r a waste of money albiet little..and waste of time..so do work though.. |
17:32.04 | adorah | =some.. |
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17:35.43 | karlm | yeah, i'm using a clone card right now, it works great, except for the fact that everytime my box restarts, i get a kernel panic before it can restart all the way |
17:36.12 | karlm | i found some voxone cards on ebay that are genuine, not clones, they register as a genuine X100 |
17:36.15 | karlm | P |
17:36.20 | karlm | not a "Clone Card" |
17:36.46 | karlm | i'm hoping that when those cards come in the mail that i will install them and solve this kernel panic problem |
17:36.48 | coppice | do you have any products that tell you explicitly they are fake? :-\ |
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17:37.59 | karlm | coppice: no, asterisk tells you if its a clone card or a real X100P |
17:38.24 | karlm | or zaptel tells you, i guess |
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17:40.26 | Corydon76-home | blitzrage: !!! |
17:41.06 | blitzrage | Corydon76-home: yo! |
17:41.56 | karlm | blitzrage: lol, love the cloak |
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17:43.23 | blitzrage | karlm: heh, thx :) |
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17:44.26 | Corydon76-home | or 3 or 4 (hundred) |
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18:16.47 | tzafrir_laptop | karlm, it's not Asterisk or zaptel. It's the card |
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18:29.03 | bapril | any Asterisk-java gurus on today? |
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18:32.32 | Vorondil | bapril: I have a feeling you won't know until you ask them a question. :-P |
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18:44.23 | blitzrage | Corydon76-home: heh, indeed |
18:45.44 | bapril | Hoping someone has the recipe to use one db and one Manager connection per FastAgi server instance. vs one set of connections per script instance |
18:48.29 | karlm | tzafrir_laptop: it's actually the module loading that displays the information i'm speaking of, and its a zaptel module as a matter of fact |
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18:52.37 | slingr | gmore all |
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18:59.06 | tzanger | ... drinking wine and watching car racing? |
18:59.12 | tzanger | seems an odd mix |
18:59.13 | blitzrage | indeed |
18:59.20 | blitzrage | meh :) |
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18:59.22 | blitzrage | I'm an odd mix |
18:59.27 | tzanger | kind of like champagne at a rodeo |
18:59.36 | tzanger | I'm drinking beer and eating pretzels |
18:59.41 | tzanger | holstein beer from hamburg |
18:59.44 | slingr | beer at a wine festival? |
18:59.52 | tzanger | I'm at a wine festival? |
19:00.10 | slingr | i was throwing it in the "odd mix" conversation |
19:00.15 | blitzrage | I'm just bored really... waiting till about 4:30pm to leave for the night |
19:02.31 | tzanger | ah |
19:02.36 | tzanger | I love this paris hilton thread |
19:02.45 | blitzrage | wtf? |
19:02.49 | tzanger | she's being made an example? BULLSHIT |
19:03.03 | tzanger | she was caught twice driving with a suspended license due to DUI |
19:03.05 | blitzrage | if you have that much money, and you can't afford a taxi, then fuck ya |
19:03.13 | tzanger | any normal shlub would have been in the clink already |
19:03.17 | tzanger | amen |
19:03.22 | blitzrage | the law is perfectly clear as to what you can do |
19:03.28 | tzanger | fucking prissy princess |
19:03.32 | blitzrage | fuck... get a goddamn limo to wait for you if you're too good for a cab |
19:03.38 | blitzrage | I'm glad she's back in jail |
19:03.43 | tzanger | me to0o |
19:03.45 | tzanger | I love this judge |
19:03.49 | blitzrage | totally |
19:03.54 | tzanger | he's not taking any bullshit nor allowing any deviation |
19:03.56 | blitzrage | I don't feel bad at all |
19:04.26 | blitzrage | she could have done what... like 23 days? then she fakes sick, and the judge puts her in for the whole 42 days (or whatever it is) |
19:04.28 | blitzrage | good for them |
19:04.50 | tzanger | yup |
19:04.54 | tzanger | I have a lot of respect for this guy |
19:05.00 | blitzrage | agreed |
19:05.01 | bapril | I'm just glad I'm not a prison guard in L.A.... |
19:05.33 | tzanger | her parents are just as responsible IMO |
19:05.34 | blitzrage | heh |
19:05.36 | tzanger | they're defending her |
19:05.45 | tzanger | I'm telling you if my son or daughter did this shit I'd be kicking their ass |
19:05.55 | blitzrage | no kidding |
19:06.00 | tzanger | bapril: totally |
19:06.04 | blitzrage | DUI twice with a suspended license |
19:06.07 | blitzrage | you're fuckin' DUMB |
19:06.15 | tzanger | no no |
19:06.22 | tzanger | DUI got her the suspended license |
19:06.34 | blitzrage | right |
19:06.37 | blitzrage | then caught again |
19:06.40 | tzanger | she was caught driving (no mention of DUI) twice on suspension |
19:06.44 | blitzrage | ahhhh |
19:06.46 | blitzrage | gotcha |
19:06.55 | tzanger | so one dui, then twice driving when suspended |
19:07.25 | tzanger | but yeah, someone as wealthy as that not having a chauffeur or someone during the sentence... wtf |
19:07.35 | tzanger | she's flaunting her status and the judge called her on it |
19:07.37 | tzanger | fucking a |
19:07.39 | blitzrage | totally |
19:07.46 | blitzrage | yep, good judge... gooooood |
19:07.47 | blitzrage | :) |
19:07.56 | tzanger | yo uhave to think of her intelligence though |
19:08.03 | blitzrage | she complains its not fair... what's not fair? the fact she isn't getting special treatment? |
19:08.08 | tzanger | famous face, you don't think a cop would recognize her and with all the news... fucking stupid |
19:08.52 | blitzrage | no kidding |
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19:43.28 | MrWup | hey! |
19:43.41 | MrWup | if i do Backgrouns(afile) and then do waitexten |
19:43.50 | MrWup | will waitexten timeout before background has finished playing? |
19:44.09 | obnauticus | Does anyone here have FreeWorldDialup working with * here |
19:44.11 | obnauticus | and that can help me |
19:44.19 | MrWup | e.g. i want to play a file and give someone the option of pressing 1 or 2 any time while that file is played back |
19:44.20 | obnauticus | because for some reason it's not letting me auth via IAX2 or SIP |
19:44.39 | MrWup | but i dont want waitexten to timout after the usual time, if the background file which is playing plays for longer than the timeout |
19:44.58 | Strom_M | MrWup: waitexten won't even start until after background finishes |
19:45.15 | MrWup | oh |
19:45.36 | MrWup | so the background application waits for someone to enter an exten itself? |
19:45.41 | shido6 | yes |
19:45.43 | MrWup | oh |
19:45.45 | MrWup | fine no problem then |
19:45.46 | MrWup | thanks |
19:45.48 | shido6 | u should add a response timeout |
19:45.59 | shido6 | and a a digit timout |
19:46.09 | shido6 | here's an example: |
19:46.28 | RypPn | obnauticus: I have it working on my trixbox, I can try to help unless someone else wants to jump in |
19:46.53 | RypPn | obnauticus: I found iax didnt work half the time and settled on sip |
19:47.01 | obnauticus | k |
19:47.02 | obnauticus | well |
19:47.03 | obnauticus | hold on |
19:47.05 | obnauticus | i |
19:47.08 | obnauticus | am going to reboot |
19:47.11 | obnauticus | i'll be back in 5mins |
19:47.23 | obnauticus | and from what i've seen |
19:47.26 | RypPn | ok, enter for punctuation will upset folks I reckon ;) |
19:47.29 | obnauticus | going through SIP still won't let me auth |
19:47.33 | shido6 | MrWup http://pastebin.ca/553578 |
19:47.39 | [TK]D-Fender | I |
19:47.39 | MrWup | thx |
19:47.40 | [TK]D-Fender | Am a |
19:47.42 | [TK]D-Fender | Graduate |
19:47.43 | [TK]D-Fender | of the |
19:47.46 | [TK]D-Fender | James. |
19:47.48 | [TK]D-Fender | T. Kirk. |
19:47.51 | [TK]D-Fender | School of.... |
19:47.54 | [TK]D-Fender | OVERACTING! |
19:48.02 | RypPn | :) |
19:48.26 | shido6 | I... cannot begin to understand... why you would call it.... the SCHOOL , of overacting. |
19:48.47 | MrWup | lol |
19:49.06 | [TK]D-Fender | Captains. |
19:49.09 | [TK]D-Fender | Must speak in |
19:49.15 | MrWup | short |
19:49.15 | [TK]D-Fender | Sentence |
19:49.17 | MrWup | staccato |
19:49.18 | [TK]D-Fender | Fragments! |
19:49.18 | MrWup | phrases |
19:49.21 | shido6 | lol! |
19:49.38 | shido6 | he was on yesterday and I nearly died |
19:49.49 | MrWup | he did this song, which was hilarious |
19:49.57 | MrWup | trying to act emotional |
19:50.01 | MrWup | so cringeworthy |
19:50.07 | MrWup | maybe he thinks his life is a constant haiku |
19:50.57 | MrWup | he advertises breakfast cereal in the UK u know |
19:51.19 | shido6 | freaked me out at the grocery store.... he's on the cover of ALL BRAN cereal right next to the quaker oatmeanl. I began comparing the Quaker man guy to Kirk- err William Shatners face and I had to stand back for a minute and I thought out loud, "I must be getting old." |
19:51.28 | MrWup | shows the come down. even worse that some extra in the commercial has to say "oh look! It's WILLIAM SHATNER!" |
19:51.29 | MrWup | lol |
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19:53.18 | [TK]D-Fender | ok, BBQ time... back... later.... MAYBE! |
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19:58.36 | shido6 | i must be bored |
19:58.41 | shido6 | MrWup http://pastebin.ca/553595 |
19:59.05 | shido6 | oops :) |
19:59.19 | shido6 | checkout myphones |
19:59.22 | shido6 | it has access to outbound |
19:59.31 | shido6 | MrWup, when you see that what do you think? |
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20:00.59 | MrWup | let me guess... its not giving you access to outbound? |
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20:01.07 | obnauticus | k |
20:01.07 | MrWup | only voicemail? |
20:01.08 | obnauticus | im back |
20:02.58 | shido6 | you dont want ppl to call in |
20:03.02 | shido6 | to have access to outbound :) |
20:04.24 | shido6 | you could do this http://pastebin.ca/553601 |
20:05.21 | shido6 | but its all up what you want to do. |
20:08.03 | MrWup | u know for number in asterisk |
20:08.03 | MrWup | numbers |
20:08.03 | MrWup | how do u make it says 2nd, 3rd, 4th |
20:08.03 | MrWup | as opposed to two three four |
20:08.03 | MrWup | it does seem to say second, third fourth sometimes |
20:10.49 | shido6 | understand that those are just sound files |
20:10.57 | shido6 | in /var/lib/asterisk/sounds |
20:11.07 | shido6 | so if you dont see what you need... get someone to record what you need... |
20:11.16 | shido6 | or get allison to record some specially for you :) |
20:11.45 | MrWup | she does say like 2nd third or fourth |
20:11.48 | MrWup | but no idea which files |
20:11.54 | MrWup | gues sill need to have a sniff round |
20:12.08 | shido6 | yep |
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20:27.15 | lee_is_me | Polycom -- Are the binary images required to do central provisioning or will the phones skip those and download what is available such as cfg files? |
20:31.10 | bapril | phones are happy to skip them |
20:31.36 | lee_is_me | thanks |
20:42.07 | Aces1Up | what is easier to use for a beginner to do conferencing? app_conference or meetme? |
20:42.18 | Corydon76-home | MrWup: h-1, h-2, h-3, etc. |
20:43.09 | MrWup | only goes up to 30 though i think |
20:43.10 | mvanbaak | anyone here using chan_skinny phones ? |
20:43.11 | MrWup | for dates |
20:43.15 | MrWup | but thanks |
20:43.26 | MrWup | do u know if alison keenan did an "on"? |
20:43.36 | MrWup | cause all i can string together is "message received at" |
20:43.44 | MrWup | would be great to have an "on" |
20:43.48 | Corydon76-home | MrWup: we have everything up to millionth in the sounds repo |
20:44.13 | MrWup | my alison keenan pack is pretty thin i think |
20:44.15 | Corydon76-home | And everything can be constructed from the sounds that we have |
20:44.28 | Corydon76-home | At least, in English |
20:44.33 | MrWup | are there any really good complete asterisk sound packs? |
20:45.01 | Corydon76-home | What do you mean by complete? |
20:45.04 | MrWup | well |
20:45.09 | MrWup | like have a really good selection of stuff |
20:45.24 | Corydon76-home | We have whatever people have requested in the past |
20:45.32 | MrWup | cause i downloaded the alison keenan pack and its hard to construct sentences because there arnt simple words |
20:45.39 | MrWup | like i have to use received at instead of left at |
20:45.41 | MrWup | and at instead of on |
20:45.48 | Corydon76-home | What pack? |
20:46.02 | MrWup | alison keenan british english 44wav |
20:46.23 | Corydon76-home | Sorry, I've only dealt with Allison Smith |
20:48.27 | MrWup | is it available online? |
20:48.39 | Corydon76-home | ftp.digium.com |
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20:48.48 | kn0x | hello |
20:48.55 | MrWup | is she american or english? |
20:49.00 | MrWup | the one from digium |
20:49.07 | Corydon76-home | Neither, she's Canadian |
20:49.13 | MrWup | ah |
20:49.14 | MrWup | we need brit |
20:50.12 | slingr | w00t! canadian! |
20:54.28 | kn0x | anyone know about getting ztdummy to work under OpenVZ / Virtuoozo VPS platform? |
20:55.09 | Corydon76-home | Yah, it's a dumb idea |
20:55.29 | Corydon76-home | The whole point is to get a HARDWARE timer |
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20:58.05 | VJFROMGT | I am looking for a non freepbx guide for asterisk |
20:58.08 | VJFROMGT | where can i see one? |
20:58.43 | mvanbaak | ~book |
20:58.56 | jbot | from memory, book is a book called Asterisk: The Future of Telephony which is found at http://www.asteriskdocs.org/modules/tinycontent/index.php?id=11 |
20:59.09 | mvanbaak | VJFROMGT: check that url |
20:59.18 | VJFROMGT | thanks |
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21:08.08 | zapp-branigan | <PROTECTED> |
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21:08.31 | zapp-branigan | and codec compile ok |
21:08.33 | kuku5 | Anyone used hylafax ? |
21:10.12 | lee_is_me | Polycom/sip.cfg - is a separate (<server/>) xml node required for each server provisioned? |
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21:16.12 | FuriousGeorge | in the process of transferring, my users manage to hang channels permanently. i lookied the other day, and between 3 sip clients i had 7 bridged calls and 14 total channels |
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21:16.24 | FuriousGeorge | by that point the system had started acting funny |
21:16.50 | FuriousGeorge | i need to know how they go about achieving this but i never catch them doing it |
21:18.16 | FuriousGeorge | i know there is some way to set an absolute timeout but that doesnt seem like a great solution |
21:19.05 | MrWup | exten => s,2,SET(MSG_NUM=${MSG_COUNT}) |
21:19.15 | MrWup | is there any way to make MSG_NUM = MSG_COUNT + 1? |
21:19.26 | FuriousGeorge | even restarting the phones doesnt help |
21:19.40 | FuriousGeorge | $[$MSG_COUNT} + 1] |
21:19.44 | FuriousGeorge | i mean |
21:20.03 | FuriousGeorge | [${$MSG_COUNT} + 1] |
21:20.10 | MrWup | thanks =] |
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21:20.50 | FuriousGeorge | actually |
21:20.51 | FuriousGeorge | its |
21:21.02 | FuriousGeorge | $[${MSG_COUNT} + 1] |
21:37.28 | Teccy | hi, i've got an x100p card however it seems to always show the RED alarm. I've tried 2 different cables, I've tried both a real phone line and connecting to an analogue port on our PBX |
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21:37.40 | Teccy | it's using zaptel 1.4 on freebsd 6.2 |
21:37.43 | Teccy | is there any way to find out why its stuck in the RED state? |
21:41.13 | mvanbaak | Teccy: because the x100p is a buggy card ? |
21:41.56 | Teccy | heh, well yes, that thought had come to mind |
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21:42.48 | Teccy | in any case, how might i find out if the card is at fault? it's detected and configured fine by zttool, it just seems stuck in the RED state |
21:42.57 | mvanbaak | Teccy: I tried to get an x100p to work |
21:43.04 | mvanbaak | it worked but the quality really sucked |
21:43.12 | mvanbaak | so I trashed the card |
21:43.28 | Teccy | i'm not too fussed about quality just yet, this is more of a proof of concept project as it stand |
21:43.28 | mvanbaak | go for the sangoma or the newer wildcard digium boards |
21:43.31 | Teccy | s |
21:43.53 | Teccy | i'm not sure what the sangoma freebsd support is like, but i certainly do have my eye on a 4 port digium FXO |
21:44.13 | Teccy | just wanted a concept system running first before taking the plunge |
21:44.53 | mvanbaak | yeah |
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21:45.09 | mvanbaak | I think the red alarm has to do with the signalling type and stuff |
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22:02.53 | Teccy | i did try both loop and kewl start |
22:03.01 | Teccy | (ground start errored on me) |
22:08.07 | RypPn | Teccy: UK? |
22:12.23 | saftsack | tzafrir_laptop: hi, i couldnt test the ec yet but do you have a comparison to an embedded EC? |
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22:22.16 | rob0 | X100P is fine for proof-of-concept, but not much else. :) |
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22:23.58 | mdance | Good day everyone, I just setup a trixbox with a voip provider, and im having an interesting problem and i do not know where to begin |
22:24.33 | mdance | when i make a call from my softphone to say my cell phone, the cell phone rings, but when i answer the call it never seems to register |
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22:26.07 | jql | Short of seeing a packet trace, I dunno how to help with trixbox |
22:26.28 | mdance | also when i call the phone system from my cell phone, my softphone dialog pops up but again when i try to answer the call it doesnt connect the call |
22:26.56 | mdance | when i call softphone to softphone it works fine though |
22:27.21 | RypPn | have you sucessfully completed a test call to the provider? |
22:27.35 | RypPn | most have test numbers |
22:28.05 | mdance | no i havent tried anything like that |
22:28.13 | mdance | i will see if there is a test number |
22:28.22 | mdance | any other ideas ryppn? |
22:28.28 | RypPn | start there |
22:29.04 | RypPn | then look at supported codecs for the trunk, unless the provider told you exactly what to put into the gui |
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22:29.34 | mdance | i am using www.link2voip.com |
22:29.45 | RypPn | means nothing to me, I'm in the uk |
22:30.20 | mdance | figured id throw it out there :P |
22:30.24 | Teccy | RypPn: yeh |
22:30.43 | RypPn | Teccy: do you have the card set for the uk? |
22:30.48 | Teccy | rob0: i know, and thats all i'm trying to do, prove a concept |
22:30.50 | Teccy | RypPn: yup |
22:31.08 | RypPn | Teccy: so opermode=1 and loadzone=uk |
22:31.54 | Teccy | opermode? ive got the loadzone and defaultzone set |
22:32.08 | RypPn | Teccy: what does dmesg say? |
22:32.18 | RypPn | Teccy: FCC or CTR21? |
22:32.56 | Teccy | FCC |
22:33.06 | RypPn | Teccy: CTR21 is europe |
22:33.26 | Teccy | http://pastebin.ca/553861 |
22:33.27 | RypPn | Teccy: google for opermode=1 |
22:34.41 | Teccy | ahh, that might explain it then :) |
22:34.41 | RypPn | Teccy: also check it aint irq sharing |
22:34.41 | Teccy | yeh, irqs were one of the first things i checked |
22:35.03 | RypPn | other than that, the only other thing I did was the tx and rx gains using ztmonitor |
22:35.05 | Teccy | RypPn: could be an issue here. how would i set opermode? (all the examples use modprobe) |
22:35.27 | RypPn | what distro? |
22:35.28 | RypPn | ohhh fbsd was it? |
22:36.04 | Teccy | indeed |
22:36.19 | RypPn | I dont get that exotic unfortunately |
22:37.33 | Teccy | seems you can set it using loader.conf |
22:37.45 | Teccy | i'll give it a go, thanks for pointing it out in any case |
22:37.56 | RypPn | Teccy: in the end I gave up on the x100p, not due to audio, as using the octware echo canceller had it working great. But no caller-id was the killer |
22:38.29 | rob0 | Last I heard (I don't really keep up in the * world), *BSD was a bit lacking in zaptel support, but that might have changed. |
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22:40.11 | RypPn | Teccy: one last thing, I dunno if you'll need a line with a ring-capacitor for the fxo, I'm using a microfilter on my line that has one built-in |
22:40.40 | RypPn | anways, gl |
22:41.39 | Teccy | im offsite at the moment |
22:42.06 | Teccy | its connected through the existing PBX through a POTS port. theres a ringing capacitor in the adapter |
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22:47.14 | RypPn | Teccy: I'd like to think so, it's quarter to twelve ;) |
22:47.30 | mvanbaak | quarter to 1AM here |
22:47.34 | mvanbaak | Sun Jun 10 00:47:34 CEST 2007 |
22:47.52 | Teccy | wcfxo: DAA mode is 'CTR21' |
22:47.55 | Teccy | looking good so far |
22:48.35 | Teccy | nah, still red |
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22:49.10 | Teccy | hmm |
22:49.22 | RypPn | how are you checking the state? |
22:49.59 | Teccy | zttool |
22:50.02 | Teccy | stopping apache first |
22:50.06 | Teccy | er, asterisk |
22:51.03 | rafonso | hi all, I'd like to know how offen asterisk will try to find the IP address of a hostname configured in the parameter "host". For example host="host.domain.com" |
22:51.27 | rafonso | Does it depend on the TTL of the host.domain.com configured in the DNS RR? |
22:51.45 | Teccy | if it's for sip, theres a setting |
22:51.52 | Teccy | have a look in the sample sip.conf |
22:51.57 | rafonso | it is for iax |
22:51.59 | Teccy | i'd guess there's a similar setting for iaz |
22:54.23 | Teccy | RypPn: zap show status in asterisk also shows red |
22:54.57 | Teccy | i'll try and order a tdm400 card next week, i just wanted something to show management for now |
22:55.56 | RypPn | Teccy: I'm out of idea's, unless you can try linux instead. iirc someone mentioned earlier about zaptel and fbsd not being entirely stable |
22:56.08 | rafonso | Teccy, thanks for your help. I'll take a look in sip.conf and check if it applies for iax |
22:56.32 | RypPn | which would suggest the same issue will likely happen with the tdm400 |
22:56.37 | Teccy | we're pretty much entirely a freebsd house here, server-wise. theres not just me managing systems which tends to mean we're stuck with what people know |
22:56.40 | saftsack | somebody here who wants to compare this ec http://www.rowetel.com/ucasterisk/oslec.html with embedded echo cancellors? |
22:56.42 | Teccy | RypPn: quite possibly |
22:57.40 | Teccy | can you recommend a distro that'll be quick to install for this purpose? literally just to test if the card works |
22:57.46 | RypPn | Teccy: if its corporate, buy a 3102 for 40quid and test on that |
22:58.29 | RypPn | Teccy: its a non-zaptel solution that might go easier on fbsd |
22:58.55 | mvanbaak | Teccy: you should try asterisknow |
22:59.35 | Teccy | RypPn: seems the sangomas use zaptel on freebsd too, though they are marked as supported |
22:59.49 | Teccy | also, the original creator of zaptel wrote the driver for freebsd |
22:59.54 | Teccy | it was later ported to linux |
23:00.54 | RypPn | yeah, but that aint gettin the card going |
23:01.07 | mvanbaak | :) |
23:01.08 | Teccy | well no =) |
23:01.13 | RypPn | still, the card could always be shot |
23:01.13 | Teccy | 3102, not a bad idea |
23:01.24 | Teccy | quite possible. it was an ebay special |
23:01.48 | Teccy | its been floating around for quite a while, only recently had the time to look into this project more |
23:02.45 | RypPn | the 3102 is a howlin bag of tits to get setup, but it works well after a few hours hair-pulling and incantation chanting |
23:03.35 | shido6 | wow, that sounds scary |
23:03.41 | shido6 | a howlin bag of tits? |
23:04.16 | RypPn | yup, I'm good at visualisation thro text |
23:04.35 | Teccy | cheap enough to buy out of petty cash though |
23:04.35 | RypPn | you could feel my pain |
23:04.52 | Teccy | might just grab one monday and have a play |
23:05.20 | RypPn | yeah, theres a pdf floating round sipura_regional_settings_uk or something like that |
23:06.15 | Teccy | i have had trouble with a sipura 2000 in the past at home. it wont let you set the domain, so asterisk wont let it register (i use domains) |
23:08.13 | rob0 | Teccy: Some BSD people are happy with Slackware. Others might like Gentoo, for different reasons. |
23:08.27 | RypPn | hmm, not had any issues setting up the wifes dect to the pap |
23:08.59 | Teccy | rob0: ive used both in the past. i just wanted to know which would be quicker to get a basic asterisk on to test the card :) |
23:09.03 | RypPn | I'd go for gentoo, but thats the masochist in me |
23:09.11 | Teccy | i like gentoo |
23:09.16 | Teccy | my old myth box ran on it |
23:09.25 | Teccy | but then i grew up with slackware |
23:10.18 | rob0 | Slackware's by far quicker to get running. :) No massive compiling needed. |
23:11.04 | RypPn | for a non-X gentoo install its all mostly off tarballs now anyways |
23:11.15 | RypPn | about 40 minutes start to end |
23:12.54 | RypPn | correction, stage-3 tarballs |
23:12.54 | rob0 | oh that's tolerable then. |
23:12.56 | FuriousGeorge | is $_session global by default or do i gotta pass it? |
23:13.00 | FuriousGeorge | to a function |
23:13.14 | FuriousGeorge | oops wrong room |
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23:22.53 | ido | agh |
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23:45.28 | saftsack | tzafrir_laptop: r u here? |
23:45.38 | tzafrir_laptop | yes |
23:46.13 | mvanbaak | FuriousGeorge: it's $_SESSION and it's an auto super global |
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