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00:12.11 | ChannelZ | quiet this evening |
00:16.33 | TJNII | grumbles about taxes. Specifically about how Iowa taxes your federal refund. |
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00:18.17 | ChannelZ | hmm. I don't taxed on my federal refund but the state taxes the state refund from the previous year |
00:19.24 | TJNII | whips out Colorado form 104 to look |
00:19.58 | ChannelZ | they send a card in the mail |
00:23.53 | TJNII | Form 1099-G? |
00:24.27 | ChannelZ | yeah I think thats it |
00:26.05 | TJNII | I have to do the long form because I got a 1099-R. However, that made me realize I could deduct my moving expenses so it evens out. Though it does suck having to do two state returns this year. |
00:28.13 | hardwire | ok peeps.. chan_ooh323 isn't even sending the remote IP to libooh323c |
00:28.26 | hardwire | it's attempting to do peer matching for some reason on direct to IP |
00:28.36 | hardwire | and even when matching peers .. it fails to match them |
00:28.40 | hardwire | pile of poo? |
00:31.21 | carrar | use SIP |
00:33.34 | hardwire | not an option atm. |
00:33.35 | hardwire | sigh |
00:34.11 | Znuff | then use IAX |
00:34.59 | TJNII | I see the channel is in a helpfull mood tonight.... |
00:35.07 | carrar | haha |
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00:55.40 | dlynes | Why is the US federal and state tax returns so freaking complicated, anyways? |
00:56.34 | dlynes | How do you even figure out which ones you need to fill out? We got so frustrated last year with our corporate tax return (our first one), that we just hired an accountant...but they charge an arm and a leg |
00:57.04 | dlynes | Something like $2100 for what should have been a straight-forward return |
00:58.06 | TJNII | Well, there is legislation to simplify it. But due to the wonders of the lobbying system it gets blocked by tax preparers. |
00:59.56 | dlynes | yeah...in Canada, we've only got one form to fill out, and a few sub-forms |
01:00.10 | dlynes | But, when we had to file for our LLC's, it seemed to be a nightmare |
01:00.43 | dlynes | And the main form tells you which subforms you need, too |
01:01.40 | Chainsaw | I'm in the UK. I don't need to fill in a form at all. It's automatic. |
01:02.31 | Chainsaw | I don't think the corporate ones are quite as complicated as in the US either. |
01:05.17 | dlynes | Chainsaw, so how do they determine whether they've overcharged you throughout the year or not, then? |
01:05.30 | dlynes | Chainsaw, or they just screw you over, and you have no say about it? |
01:06.39 | Chainsaw | dlynes: If you don't agree with what they've done, you can request the forms. |
01:06.55 | dlynes | Chainsaw, ah |
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01:09.01 | carrar | dlynes, turn on c-span and watch it this weekend and you understand why |
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02:03.10 | CrashSys | Is there any way to get something more descriptive then asterisk not liking my dahdi config? http://pastebin.ca/1847736 |
02:03.51 | ChannelZ | 3 bullet points, that seems pretty descriptive |
02:04.21 | ChannelZ | But we're not clairvoyant. Do you have hardware needing DAHDI? |
02:06.37 | CrashSys | Sangoma A104, as configured through wancfg_dahdi |
02:08.11 | CrashSys | More descriptive as to what it didn't like about Dahdi. Like "dahdi devices configured but not found", or something |
02:11.07 | ChannelZ | it's a timing error which means either the drivers didn't load, or you're misconfigured and it's not talking to the hardware properly |
02:14.28 | ChannelZ | needs dinner |
02:14.37 | Katty | well. |
02:14.41 | Katty | i got my nike + account setup |
02:14.51 | Katty | this little app is pretty neat |
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02:27.04 | carrar | PICS!! |
02:35.52 | Katty | oh |
02:35.53 | Katty | umm |
02:36.17 | jaytee | ummm |
02:36.50 | Katty | http://nikerunning.nike.com/nikeos/p/nikeplus/en_US/plus/#//runs/history/276281824/all// <- does that link work? |
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02:37.34 | jaytee | yeah it works |
02:37.51 | Katty | that's a walk, not a run |
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02:38.32 | jaytee | that's good because otherwise you'd fail physical qualifications in basic training. the Air Force used to require a mile in 8 minutes or less |
02:38.59 | Katty | i'd probably fail that regardless |
02:39.13 | Katty | but i do enjoy a leisurely walk |
02:39.26 | jaytee | a mile in 8 minutes wasn't tough even for smokers. it was the fattys that had problems |
02:39.59 | file | runs around Katty |
02:40.29 | Katty | well i have been getting a bit around the front side due to winter laziness. |
02:40.38 | Katty | and not the upper front side. |
02:42.20 | jaytee | I've lost 18 pounds just from switching to decaf and drinking mostly spring water and only allowing myself a couple cans of Sprite a day instead of drinking 4 or 5 cups of regular coffee and 6-8 cans of Coke. Plus I've been eating healthier foods too. |
02:42.44 | jaytee | soda really bloats your gut out |
02:52.10 | Pan3D | quit soda two years ago and went down a pant size |
02:54.09 | Katty | my problem isn't soda. |
02:54.14 | Katty | mine is not doing anythign when it's cold. |
02:54.43 | Katty | which adds up quick when you're used to running 3 times a week |
02:56.09 | TJNII | I'm really looking forward to the lakes thawing so I can go canoing again. |
02:56.23 | TJNII | I've got a busted knee so I can't run. I canoe instead. |
02:56.49 | jblack | I'm starting to lose too. =) |
02:57.15 | TJNII | should go out to the Big Thompson Ponds tomorrow and see if they are thawed yet.... |
02:57.28 | Katty | oh man, i can't wait till hit gets in the upper 80s for floating down the river again |
02:57.38 | Katty | that was so much fun, short of getting sunblock in my eyes |
02:57.55 | Katty | never been canoeing before. |
02:58.00 | Katty | hugs jblack |
02:58.22 | TJNII | Once you learn how to not fall into the lake, its a lot of fun. |
02:59.02 | TJNII | Narrow boats are not tolerant of side-to-side center of gravity changes. |
02:59.59 | VoIP-Penguin | I've been down the current river a few times. |
03:00.07 | Katty | VoIP-Penguin: do you live near it? |
03:00.28 | VoIP-Penguin | Not really. We had to drive a ways. |
03:00.49 | Katty | ah, right. |
03:01.01 | VoIP-Penguin | We had a big group, which makes things more fun. |
03:01.08 | Katty | we're just a couple hours from Van Burren, mo...a major place for floating |
03:01.25 | Katty | we just had 3 people last summer...it was still fun |
03:08.37 | Slugs_ | . |
03:09.13 | Katty | hi slugs |
03:09.20 | Slugs_ | hi Katty |
03:09.37 | Slugs_ | my h323 works! |
03:09.57 | Slugs_ | avaya <=> asterisk! |
03:10.22 | Slugs_ | this stuff is amazing, thx to hardwire, he helped me out |
03:10.37 | Katty | yay (= |
03:10.43 | Katty | hardwire is good peeps. |
03:10.48 | Slugs_ | id say |
03:11.22 | Slugs_ | Katty, what do you do w/ asterisk? |
03:11.30 | Slugs_ | job, fun, both? |
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03:15.47 | ChannelZ | damn I just spit a piece of ice into my keyboard |
03:16.37 | Chainsaw | ChannelZ: Disconnect it and air-dry and you should be fine. |
03:16.58 | Chainsaw | ChannelZ: Or if it's a laptop, turn it off before the ice melts, air-dry upside down and you should still be fine. |
03:17.16 | Chainsaw | (With the screen open, obviously) |
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03:17.21 | ChannelZ | well it was a tiny piece I'm not too worried about it. |
03:17.40 | ChannelZ | just a wild party over here, spitting up on my computer |
03:17.48 | Chainsaw | *G* Alright. |
03:17.55 | Chainsaw | Local time's 3am, at any rate. Time for bed. |
03:18.02 | ChannelZ | nighty |
03:20.02 | Katty | Slugs_: mostly for work, but i do have one here at home i setup (= |
03:21.40 | Slugs_ | home is all voip or not? |
03:22.36 | Katty | i have a pots lined plugged into the server |
03:23.28 | Katty | 1 polycom, and 1 snom |
03:23.37 | Slugs_ | do you know of any free voip providers? |
03:23.49 | Slugs_ | is there even such thing |
03:25.25 | Katty | i've never heard of one |
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03:26.52 | ChannelZ | Hmm anyone used nf_conntrack_sip ? |
03:26.59 | Slugs_ | Katty, if i can make calls to particular extensions on another pbx does that mean i can make outside calls if i setup the dialplan correctly? |
03:27.58 | Katty | the other pbx will have to have a registration for you |
03:28.23 | Katty | it's the equivilent of registering with a sip providor |
03:28.39 | Slugs_ | interesting |
03:28.48 | Katty | if their dialplan allows, you can make regular outgoing calls off their pbx. |
03:29.10 | Katty | a lot of people here have a sip number setup for a meetme room for conferencing |
03:29.11 | Slugs_ | would i have to do anything on the * end? |
03:29.31 | Katty | well, you'd have to at least add the sip number you want to call to your dialplan |
03:29.35 | ChannelZ | no it's all completely magic |
03:29.48 | Katty | if you're planning on making calls, you'd obviously have to setup a registration in sip.conf to register with the other server |
03:30.09 | Katty | and then setup your dialplan to 'dial' out that registration |
03:30.35 | Katty | unless you have a person friend in the sip providor business this isn't really going to happen |
03:30.41 | Katty | s/person/personal/ |
03:31.01 | ChannelZ | DUNDi |
03:31.15 | Slugs_ | so just because i can call from * to an avaya extension does not mean i can dail out via avaya, it needs to be registered |
03:31.20 | Katty | dundi can be useful in routing calls through a largescale pbx setup |
03:31.43 | Slugs_ | this is all so interesting ;) |
03:31.47 | Katty | well your server has to know what to do when you dial 1234567890 |
03:31.55 | Katty | else it's going to sit there and go durrrrrrrrr |
03:32.06 | ChannelZ | or the asterisk lady will yell at you |
03:32.07 | Katty | most people do digit mapping. |
03:32.14 | Katty | 7 digits, 10 digits, 11 digits |
03:32.28 | Katty | they can all go out the same thing |
03:32.41 | Katty | or you can send the 7 digits to pots lines, 10 digits to pri, 11 digits to sip providor |
03:32.56 | Katty | or randomly send all 7 digit calls to uhhh pizza hut |
03:33.06 | Katty | so any 7 digit number you dial, dials pizzahut |
03:33.10 | Katty | or ejects the cdrom drive. |
03:33.31 | Slugs_ | see, i figured i would just have to make a dialplan that allows me to dial for example, to send 7 didgets w/ asterisk, and since i can call avaya extensions it would work |
03:33.32 | Katty | you can execute scripts via System() |
03:33.44 | Slugs_ | lol |
03:34.12 | ChannelZ | If you can dial out through avaya through whatever means you normally used to, you can make * do it too |
03:35.00 | Slugs_ | ok, so im correct in what im saying then? it's already setup on the avaya end or no? |
03:35.14 | ChannelZ | That's between you and avaya, I have no idea |
03:35.15 | Katty | i am not familiar with avaya. |
03:35.24 | Slugs_ | i see i see |
03:35.28 | ChannelZ | Are they a telecom provider? Like your phone service provider? |
03:35.36 | Slugs_ | no its a pbx |
03:35.44 | Slugs_ | like * |
03:35.57 | ChannelZ | so it's a local thing you run |
03:36.01 | Slugs_ | yes |
03:36.20 | Slugs_ | avaya is setup to connect to the outside |
03:36.25 | Slugs_ | my * is not |
03:36.26 | ChannelZ | Ok.. so normally your physical phones talk to this other PBX to make and receive calls |
03:36.31 | ruben23 | hi |
03:36.35 | Katty | hi ruben |
03:36.38 | Slugs_ | ChannelZ, exactly |
03:36.54 | ChannelZ | But you're sending calls to it through *.. so yeah you should be able to dial anything you could dial from a phone if you configure your extensions.conf as such to do the proper thing |
03:37.04 | ruben23 | safe_asterisk is part of the asterisk installation right..? |
03:37.21 | Slugs_ | awesome ok hold on! |
03:37.27 | Katty | i'm not familiar with safe_asterisk |
03:37.30 | ChannelZ | ruben23: should be |
03:38.11 | ChannelZ | ruben23: it's actually a big script |
03:38.11 | ruben23 | ChannelZ: where i can find it..? |
03:38.30 | ChannelZ | /usr/sbin normally |
03:38.32 | Slugs_ | exten => _4xxxx,1,Dial(H323/avaya/${EXTEN}) |
03:38.48 | ChannelZ | or it's in the contrib directory somewhere of the source |
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03:39.18 | Slugs_ | 4xxxx are avaya extensions |
03:39.19 | Katty | so 4 digit extensions starting with 4? |
03:39.23 | ChannelZ | Katty: safe_asterisk is a script that you run instead of the asterisk binary.. it runs asterisk instead, and then re-runs it if it terminates for some reason |
03:39.34 | Slugs_ | yes |
03:39.41 | Katty | well that will be easy to change |
03:39.46 | ChannelZ | So what do you dial to dial a real phone number? |
03:39.58 | Katty | i'm sure the avaya is already setup to process 7 digits |
03:40.06 | Slugs_ | from avaya i dial 19 and rthe number |
03:40.09 | Katty | so just _xxxxxxx,1,Dial,e tc |
03:40.30 | Katty | okay so then: (H323/avay/19${EXTEN}) |
03:40.46 | Katty | so if i dialed 2004005 |
03:40.51 | Katty | it would dial 192004005 |
03:41.05 | ChannelZ | exten => _19NXXNXXXXXX,1,Dial(H323/avaya/${EXTEN}) for 10-digit dialing |
03:41.13 | Katty | mmmm |
03:41.14 | ChannelZ | err ${EXTEN:2} |
03:41.17 | Katty | well |
03:41.25 | ChannelZ | or no not :2 you have to send the 19 to them |
03:41.28 | Katty | i guess it depends on how the pbx users are going to do it |
03:41.28 | ChannelZ | so nevermind |
03:41.40 | Katty | they can dial a 7 digit number, and asterisk can add the 19 for them |
03:41.50 | Katty | or than can remember to dial 19 |
03:41.58 | Katty | s/than/they/ |
03:42.00 | ChannelZ | that too |
03:42.01 | Katty | you can really do it either way |
03:42.24 | ChannelZ | exten => NXXNXXXXXX,1,Dial(H323/avaya/19${EXTEN}) |
03:42.33 | Katty | whatever way they're already used to will be the best |
03:42.42 | Katty | the less the have to learn, the less frustrated they will be |
03:42.58 | ChannelZ | I think this is just him |
03:43.19 | Katty | well if it's just him he'll remember how he set it up |
03:43.27 | Katty | inw hich case i'd just do plain ole 7 digit mapping and add the 19 |
03:43.30 | Katty | less work when dialing :P |
03:43.51 | Slugs_ | which is this : exten => NXXNXXXXXX,1,Dial(H323/avaya/19${EXTEN}) |
03:43.56 | Slugs_ | ? |
03:44.06 | Katty | that's 10 digit |
03:44.08 | ChannelZ | that's 10 digit dialing yeah |
03:44.18 | Katty | what does 'N' mean? |
03:44.19 | ruben23 | huhuh, this color cli-is making me sick.. |
03:44.20 | ChannelZ | whether they require it or not you haven't said |
03:44.21 | Katty | it's certain numbers |
03:44.22 | Katty | but if orget |
03:44.38 | ruben23 | <PROTECTED> |
03:44.42 | Katty | 1.6.2 |
03:44.49 | VoIP-Penguin | N should be 2-9 |
03:44.58 | Katty | i have also used 1.4.x and 1.2.x over the years |
03:45.07 | Slugs_ | ChannelZ, i know when i make a call out i do, 195555555 from avaya |
03:45.09 | ruben23 | ow, is the cli ok..? there is color hinting for agi, notice and error..? |
03:45.10 | VoIP-Penguin | Z is 1-9, and X is 0-9 |
03:45.35 | Katty | ruben23: if your terminal supports color, it will give you color |
03:45.41 | ChannelZ | Slugs_: so then NXXXXXXX |
03:45.48 | Katty | ruben23: disable color in the terminal and you should quit getting color |
03:45.52 | Slugs_ | k |
03:46.13 | Slugs_ | he just said N = 2-9 tho |
03:46.15 | ChannelZ | ruben23: wasn't it you who WANTED color earlier? |
03:46.18 | Katty | if you dial a lot of numbers frequently, you can setup speed dials. |
03:46.19 | Slugs_ | oh i see |
03:46.20 | ruben23 | Katty: you mean terminal like ssh putty for windows. |
03:46.31 | Katty | ruben23: yeah whatever you're using |
03:46.33 | VoIP-Penguin | slugs_: You missed the _ in your above exten. |
03:46.39 | ruben23 | ChannelZ yeah havent yet resolve it, |
03:46.42 | Katty | _ is for matching |
03:46.43 | VoIP-Penguin | (2243.51) <Slugs_> which is this : exten => NXXNXXXXXX,1,Dial(H323/avaya/19${EXTEN}) |
03:46.46 | VoIP-Penguin | fail ^^^ |
03:46.53 | Slugs_ | lol |
03:46.53 | Slugs_ | k |
03:47.07 | Katty | VoIP-Penguin: he is new to this. |
03:47.11 | ruben23 | Katty: putty do support color, but mine is not getting it.. |
03:47.16 | Katty | VoIP-Penguin: failing happpens. repeatedly. |
03:47.29 | Katty | VoIP-Penguin: i still fail occasionally after years |
03:47.31 | ChannelZ | ruben23: echo $TERM |
03:47.47 | ruben23 | xterm |
03:47.50 | VoIP-Penguin | If it isn't pointed out, he won't realize it. The fact that it was a fail is nothing to be ashamed of. |
03:48.11 | Katty | VoIP-Penguin: oh he'll get it |
03:48.17 | Katty | VoIP-Penguin: when he goes to test a number ;) |
03:48.18 | VoIP-Penguin | I often miss the underscore when trying to write examples. |
03:48.29 | ruben23 | im getting color hinting for the OS itself using ubuntu-server, only with asterisk CLI- i dont have |
03:48.31 | ChannelZ | ruben23: ok.. do this, stop asterisk |
03:48.44 | VoIP-Penguin | ...unplug the computer... |
03:48.44 | Slugs_ | ok then this ---- exten => _NXXXXXXX,1,Dial(H323/avaya/19${EXTEN}) |
03:48.54 | Katty | yep |
03:48.58 | ChannelZ | ruben23: then run it manually (NOT the init script) with 'asterisk -c' |
03:48.58 | Katty | that would send out a 7 digit number |
03:49.04 | Katty | and add 19 to the beginning |
03:49.08 | Slugs_ | omg im trying it ;) |
03:49.10 | Slugs_ | one sec |
03:49.10 | VoIP-Penguin | That will match 7 digits starting with 2-9. |
03:49.12 | ruben23 | ok, run asterisk -c |
03:49.38 | ChannelZ | Is it rainbow throwup now? |
03:49.45 | VoIP-Penguin | slugs_: What number do you want to dial on the phone? |
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03:49.57 | Katty | i hope he dials pizzahut |
03:50.00 | Katty | and orders me a pepperoni |
03:50.02 | VoIP-Penguin | hahaha |
03:50.18 | Katty | Slugs_: you can set up ..kinda like speed dials, if you dial places frequently |
03:50.28 | ruben23 | <PROTECTED> |
03:50.28 | ChannelZ | map 911 to pizza hut |
03:50.39 | Katty | Slugs_: 42,1,Dial(H323/avaya/19pizzahut) |
03:50.41 | ChannelZ | except that will kill you because you'll need to dial real 911 after all that grease |
03:50.43 | VoIP-Penguin | I'd rather set up speed dials on the phone. |
03:51.05 | ruben23 | the color henting, so- when iused my asterisk i should run it by asterisk -c |
03:51.13 | Katty | VoIP-Penguin: then you do that. |
03:51.23 | ChannelZ | (henting?) |
03:51.38 | Katty | ruben have you been drinking? |
03:51.52 | ChannelZ | ruben23: well if you want to run it manually, yeah |
03:52.09 | ChannelZ | ruben23: if you want it to startup automatically, then you have to do so by other means. |
03:52.31 | ChannelZ | ruben23: asterisk won't output color, no matter what, if it's detached from the console and run in the background |
03:52.31 | ruben23 | ChannelZ: why its not possible possible for asterisk -rvv...? |
03:52.59 | ChannelZ | ruben23: which is why I said you can use safe_asterisk.. safe_asterisk will detach so you can run it at startup, and then safe_asterisk it's self runs the 'real' asterisk with -c |
03:53.11 | VoIP-Penguin | itself |
03:53.29 | VoIP-Penguin | "it's self" isn't a sensical phrase. |
03:53.31 | Katty | during your compling process, you can run make config and it will setup startup scripts for you |
03:53.38 | ChannelZ | New nick, same old douchebag |
03:53.53 | ruben23 | <PROTECTED> |
03:54.01 | Katty | it's what i do |
03:54.02 | Katty | but i'm lazy |
03:54.16 | ChannelZ | Katty: the new startup scripts run asterisk, not safe_asterisk - so no color |
03:54.26 | VoIP-Penguin | Because you are incapable of learning plain fucking English, I'm the douche bag. Real genius, there. |
03:54.27 | Katty | doesn't bother me a bit |
03:54.33 | Katty | VoIP-Penguin: that's enough. |
03:54.44 | Katty | VoIP-Penguin: be civil or take it elsewhere |
03:54.51 | ruben23 | ChannelZ: just one more, how do i make my asterisk init script run safe asterisk.. |
03:54.56 | VoIP-Penguin | You're my mother now? |
03:55.31 | ChannelZ | ruben23: change it? :) |
03:56.04 | ruben23 | ChannelZ: yeah, but how would it be, like i replace my asterisk startup script |
03:56.12 | ChannelZ | ruben23: what distro are you running? |
03:56.23 | ruben23 | im using ubuntu-server |
03:56.28 | ChannelZ | ok |
03:56.35 | ChannelZ | here I'll just post mine |
03:57.07 | Katty | Slugs_: did it work? :> |
03:57.25 | ruben23 | ChannelZ: thank you in advance. |
03:57.35 | ChannelZ | http://pastebin.com/XcfLtCuE |
03:57.39 | Katty | oh :< |
03:57.40 | ChannelZ | uh oh |
03:57.41 | Katty | well. |
03:57.45 | ChannelZ | He dialed a number and shut off the power |
03:57.47 | Katty | maybe on the upside it worked, and he called an Ex. |
03:57.50 | Katty | and uhhh |
03:57.56 | Katty | yeah. |
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03:58.19 | Katty | :> |
03:58.32 | Katty | DID IT WORK!? |
03:58.32 | Slugs_ | hehe one sec |
03:58.32 | Slugs_ | :) |
04:01.16 | ruben23 | ChannelZ: ill test this thank you again |
04:01.43 | ChannelZ | sure |
04:02.12 | ChannelZ | I should look at the source and see if it's easy enough to hack so it spits out color anyway if you run it forked |
04:02.38 | ruben23 | http://pastebin.com/AjAKs2yY |
04:03.17 | ChannelZ | ps ax |grep asterisk |
04:03.38 | Slugs_ | Katty, http://pastebin.com/nTwEEET0 |
04:04.03 | ChannelZ | Slugs_: did you 'dialplan reload' ? |
04:04.12 | Slugs_ | i did 'reload' |
04:04.14 | Slugs_ | whole thing |
04:04.22 | ChannelZ | thats fine. Then you have something off in your extensions.conf |
04:04.22 | ruben23 | <PROTECTED> |
04:04.38 | ruben23 | <PROTECTED> |
04:04.40 | ChannelZ | ruben23: ok so that means it didn't run correctly from the init script |
04:04.46 | ruben23 | yeah |
04:05.01 | ChannelZ | did you get an error when you did /etc/init.d/asterisk start ? |
04:05.40 | ruben23 | http://pastebin.com/qr71pUWD |
04:06.13 | ChannelZ | err.. |
04:06.26 | Slugs_ | ChannelZ, this is the line added in extensions.conf |
04:06.27 | Slugs_ | exten => _NXXXXXXX,1,Dial(H323/avaya/19${EXTEN}) |
04:07.21 | ChannelZ | ok but the error you pasted, you dialed 10 digits |
04:07.36 | ChannelZ | but earlier you told us you normally just dial 7 digits |
04:07.58 | Slugs_ | i said i dail 19 then 7 digits |
04:08.06 | Slugs_ | im sorry |
04:08.17 | Slugs_ | its 19 then 10 digits |
04:08.17 | ChannelZ | Call from '1000' to extension '4045555555' rejected because extension not found. |
04:08.24 | ChannelZ | There you dialed 10... 404-555-5555 |
04:08.40 | ChannelZ | ok so you want _NXXNXXXXXX instead |
04:08.46 | Slugs_ | sorry thx |
04:08.54 | ruben23 | <PROTECTED> |
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04:09.15 | ChannelZ | ruben23: I'm not sure what it's bitching about.. 'bad fd number8' |
04:09.36 | ChannelZ | ruben23: I'm looking at the script trying to find where that could be failing |
04:10.21 | ruben23 | <PROTECTED> |
04:10.29 | ChannelZ | huh |
04:10.35 | Slugs_ | . |
04:12.24 | ChannelZ | ruben23: hmm what version of ubuntu? |
04:12.25 | ruben23 | <PROTECTED> |
04:12.35 | ruben23 | ubuntu- 8.04 LTS |
04:12.55 | ChannelZ | hmm same thing I'm running, not sure why it barfs for you |
04:13.00 | ChannelZ | Are you root? |
04:13.35 | ruben23 | yeahs. |
04:13.36 | ChannelZ | or did you modify your old init script to run asterisk as a specific user? |
04:13.38 | ChannelZ | hmm |
04:13.47 | ruben23 | im using your script now |
04:13.55 | ChannelZ | yeah |
04:14.40 | ruben23 | but before im not- when i run root# var/run/safe_asterisk ---- > i get this ---> bad fd number8' |
04:14.42 | ruben23 | i gues |
04:14.50 | ruben23 | ill try re installing it again |
04:15.08 | ChannelZ | /var/run/ ?? |
04:15.32 | ruben23 | sorry, it /usr/bin/safe_asterisk |
04:15.42 | ChannelZ | ah |
04:15.55 | ChannelZ | hmm well I dunno why it's saying that |
04:16.19 | ruben23 | ill let you know- after re installl and il use dyour script. thanks again |
04:16.34 | ChannelZ | reinstall what |
04:16.47 | ruben23 | i mean ill start form scratch again |
04:16.50 | ChannelZ | What version of * by the way |
04:16.59 | ruben23 | 1.4.27 |
04:17.19 | ChannelZ | scratches his head |
04:17.29 | ruben23 | ow whats your version..? |
04:17.55 | ChannelZ | 1.6.1.18 but I've run 1.4.x before with basically the same setup |
04:18.26 | ruben23 | ow ok, you think your script is a conflict..? |
04:18.41 | ChannelZ | shouldn't, I'm looking at 1.4's now |
04:18.45 | ChannelZ | they're pretty generic |
04:19.02 | ChannelZ | in your case though it's actually the safe_asterisk script which is spitting out that error, I've never seen that before |
04:19.44 | ruben23 | yeah, not the script maybe-bad source compile |
04:20.10 | ChannelZ | I dunno. Really depends on what actually is complaining |
04:20.30 | ruben23 | thanks again bye.. |
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04:20.39 | ChannelZ | eesh |
04:20.54 | Slugs_ | ok ok |
04:21.10 | Slugs_ | what do you think about this... http://pastebin.com/tDyuMUx9 |
04:21.42 | ChannelZ | 4045555555 can't be a valid phone number |
04:21.51 | Slugs_ | im changeing it ;) |
04:22.06 | Slugs_ | in pastebin |
04:22.07 | ChannelZ | ok |
04:22.35 | ChannelZ | well the call looks like it's going through but is coming back from avaya as busy/invalid |
04:22.57 | Slugs_ | interesting |
04:23.56 | ChannelZ | Are your real phones that are connected to this avaya pbx analog phones or voip phones? |
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04:24.13 | Slugs_ | hold one sec, i think i got it |
04:29.19 | ChannelZ | or not |
04:29.45 | Slugs_ | ok well... |
04:29.59 | Slugs_ | it's 91, then 7 didgits |
04:30.05 | Slugs_ | im scrwing you up |
04:30.35 | Slugs_ | exten => _NXXNXXXXXX,1,Dial(H323/avaya/91${EXTEN}) |
04:30.54 | Slugs_ | right? |
04:31.40 | Katty | seven digits would be _nxxxxxxx |
04:32.11 | Slugs_ | lol, im really fing you up |
04:32.24 | Slugs_ | its 914045555555 |
04:32.31 | Slugs_ | thats what i need to dial |
04:32.38 | Slugs_ | thats 10 |
04:32.45 | ChannelZ | Count much? :) |
04:32.47 | Slugs_ | lol |
04:32.52 | Slugs_ | tell me bout it |
04:32.54 | ChannelZ | so yes what you pasted above |
04:33.09 | ChannelZ | are you SURE the 1 is there? (long distance?) |
04:34.16 | ChannelZ | I only ask because it's kind of common for the steering digit 9 to reach an outside line. But then you'd dial 10 digits like any other phone number, like if you were calling from your house phone. The '1' would be additional if you were dialing an out-of-state area code |
04:34.49 | Slugs_ | yep it works my friend |
04:34.54 | Slugs_ | your the best |
04:35.06 | Slugs_ | sorry for my tiredness |
04:35.11 | ChannelZ | ok just checking.. we don't know how your other PBX is setup |
04:35.23 | Slugs_ | works perfect |
04:35.40 | Slugs_ | ty so much |
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04:35.55 | ChannelZ | have fun |
04:36.03 | Slugs_ | i will ;) |
04:36.05 | Slugs_ | i am |
04:36.05 | Slugs_ | ;0 |
04:36.40 | ChannelZ | So is this just playing or is there a practical use for doing this |
04:36.50 | Slugs_ | practical |
04:37.38 | Slugs_ | we have 5000 phones and the company does not want to pay for more extensions |
04:37.48 | Slugs_ | so now i can add more ext's |
04:37.58 | VoIP-Penguin | extensions are free, phones, on the other hand, are not. |
04:38.06 | ChannelZ | You using softphones? |
04:38.10 | Slugs_ | yes |
04:38.16 | ChannelZ | ah |
04:38.25 | Slugs_ | avaya charges for everything |
04:38.27 | Slugs_ | voicemail |
04:38.31 | Slugs_ | you name it |
04:39.14 | ChannelZ | Yeah when I started my business my partner was looking at buying an old used phone system.. I told him NO WAY |
04:39.32 | Slugs_ | lol |
04:39.44 | ChannelZ | Built a computer myself for <$200, threw a TDM card in and built the thing myself. Stupid paying for licenses for voicemail and crap |
04:39.57 | Slugs_ | exactly |
04:40.14 | Slugs_ | this company has paid well over 5mil for this system |
04:40.22 | Slugs_ | 5000 endpoints |
04:40.24 | ChannelZ | I'm sure |
04:41.41 | ChannelZ | Do you do IT for them, or is some computer nazi going to whip you for doing something they don't understand? |
04:42.29 | Slugs_ | yeah im there linux admin, they thru me into pbx for some unknown reason |
04:42.43 | Slugs_ | but im loving it |
04:42.53 | ChannelZ | well that's good at least |
04:43.42 | Slugs_ | yeah, this has opened so my eyes to endless possibilites after messing with this for 2 weeks |
04:43.52 | ChannelZ | hmm I think I found ruben's issue, too bad he left |
04:44.01 | Slugs_ | poor ruben |
04:44.35 | ChannelZ | hmm no Noteserv on this net |
04:46.15 | Slugs_ | what part of the sip.conf shows up for callerid's on peoples cell? |
04:46.27 | Slugs_ | callerid = |
04:46.38 | Slugs_ | or the extension itself |
04:47.34 | ChannelZ | well that really depends on the phone system |
04:47.46 | Slugs_ | makse sense |
04:48.07 | ChannelZ | callerid=Some Dude <5551212> in sip.conf (for a SIP device) associates CID for that device |
04:48.28 | ChannelZ | whether or not that makes it out into the public depends on your phone hardware/telco company |
04:48.38 | Slugs_ | gotya |
04:50.01 | ChannelZ | for instance I just have 4 POTS lines, so outgoing caller ID is controlled by the phone company |
04:50.39 | Slugs_ | yeah i just edited inside the <> and the caller id showed up as that |
04:51.01 | Slugs_ | so i could call from 'what looks like' somebody elses number |
04:51.08 | Slugs_ | how bout that.. |
04:51.12 | Slugs_ | interesting |
04:51.56 | ChannelZ | It's not impossible. You're probably on some PRI for your service? |
04:52.05 | ChannelZ | T1 |
04:52.08 | Slugs_ | yes |
04:52.31 | Slugs_ | i called my wife from 1234567 |
04:52.34 | ChannelZ | So it's not unlikely that you have control over your caller ID then |
04:52.40 | Slugs_ | she was just like wtf |
04:52.55 | Slugs_ | this is awesome |
04:52.59 | ChannelZ | With POTS lines or a lot of VoIP providers you can't |
04:53.18 | Slugs_ | got ya |
04:53.36 | ChannelZ | PRI is a bit more wild wild west :) |
04:53.46 | Slugs_ | apparently so ;) |
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05:01.36 | Katty | hi |
05:03.11 | hardwire | hi |
05:03.54 | hardwire | wow.. Slugs is picking that up quickly |
05:04.05 | hardwire | his only problem was ooh323 is horribly broken |
05:04.14 | hardwire | asterisk-h323 (sigh) worked fine |
05:08.15 | ChannelZ | so the 'ooh' part of 'ooh323' is really a verbal exclamation of disappointment |
05:11.13 | hardwire | no |
05:11.20 | hardwire | ooh as in "ooh quit pinching me!" |
05:11.33 | hardwire | you F***ing sh*jhing |
05:11.36 | ChannelZ | heh |
05:19.56 | otavio | It looks like I'm having trouble with 1.6.2 and format_mp3; it doesn't play mp3 files |
05:20.02 | otavio | gsm works fine |
05:20.32 | otavio | It looks like it try to play a .slin file but the file was suppose to be mp3 |
05:22.33 | ChannelZ | is it showing up in 'core show file formats' ? |
05:23.27 | otavio | slin mp3 mp3 |
05:23.34 | otavio | does it make any sense? |
05:24.41 | ChannelZ | well yes in the sense that there is no support for mp3 native in the voip world.. so it's decompressing mp3 to convert to slin |
05:25.55 | otavio | Ok; but it would then write it somewhere? |
05:26.28 | ChannelZ | well no ideally it's converting on the fly.. but I've never used mp3 in * (is that in asterisk-addons?) |
05:26.37 | ChannelZ | Is this for MOH or you're trying to use them for prompts and such? |
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05:27.18 | otavio | prompts |
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05:28.19 | ChannelZ | Seems like a waste of CPU to do that but I guess it should still work. But alas since I've not used it I can't say for sure |
05:28.45 | ChannelZ | Do the files you're trying to play have unique names (IE they don't exist as *.wav or *.gsm etc in the same directory) |
05:28.59 | otavio | ChannelZ: I used to use it with 1.4 |
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05:30.17 | otavio | ChannelZ: only the .mp3 |
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05:30.49 | ChannelZ | and it just tells you in the console the file isn't found or somethin? |
05:32.31 | Katty | so... |
05:32.34 | Katty | what's happenin and stuff |
05:33.40 | ChannelZ | a Katty hit & run |
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05:33.49 | Katty | rehi |
05:34.30 | ChannelZ | rewaves |
05:36.29 | otavio | Playing 'custom/office-hours.slin' |
05:36.32 | otavio | This only |
05:36.46 | otavio | Looks like it has been played but it was not |
05:36.58 | Katty | orly |
05:37.00 | ChannelZ | hmm |
05:37.19 | ChannelZ | this is 1.6.x? |
05:39.30 | otavio | 1.6.2.2 |
05:40.00 | ChannelZ | and it shows up in 'core show translation' too? |
05:43.53 | otavio | dunno; let me look |
05:44.18 | otavio | does not |
05:44.19 | ChannelZ | it might not since |
05:44.28 | ChannelZ | since it's really outputting 'slin' |
05:44.36 | ChannelZ | builds asterisk-addons for the hell of it |
05:44.45 | hardwire | otavio: I have a hint for you sir |
05:44.56 | hardwire | 1.) format_mp3 will decode to slin |
05:44.58 | otavio | hardwire: I'd love to know it |
05:45.03 | hardwire | 2.) you have slin files already available |
05:45.09 | otavio | hardwire: where? |
05:45.12 | hardwire | 3.) it makes perfect since to use the .slin files |
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05:45.34 | hardwire | now.. does the .slin file exist or not? |
05:45.37 | hardwire | if it does.. then yeh |
05:45.40 | ChannelZ | I think there's just something about his mp3s it doesn't like if he's getting silence but no errors |
05:45.48 | hardwire | if it doesn't .. then thats just how the debugging is presenting it |
05:45.49 | otavio | hardwire: no; it looks it does on the fly |
05:45.55 | hardwire | it probably is using your mp3 file sir |
05:46.20 | ChannelZ | looks like it's working for me |
05:46.30 | ChannelZ | but it's very quiet... |
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05:48.04 | ChannelZ | it's probably working for you but you can't hear it. strange |
05:48.12 | hardwire | heh |
05:48.44 | ChannelZ | I need some non-music MP3s but they're playing back verrrry softly |
05:49.14 | otavio | converting to gsm made them work |
05:49.19 | otavio | but this is insane to me |
05:49.50 | ChannelZ | well as I said it's sort of insane to be using mp3s as prompts because it's a waste of CPU |
05:50.04 | ChannelZ | though if there's not a lot of traffic on the server it probably doesn't matter but still |
05:50.40 | ChannelZ | http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-dev/2009-May/038193.html |
05:50.56 | Katty | maybe we should just go to Denny's instead. |
05:51.01 | Katty | or waffle house |
05:51.11 | hardwire | otavio: are you sure format_mp3 can grok the mp3s you made? |
05:51.57 | coppice | Katty: "waffle house" == "congress"? |
05:52.09 | Katty | OH I SEEWHATYOUDID THERE |
05:52.28 | otavio | hardwire: it used to do that when I was using 1.4 |
05:52.34 | hardwire | bummer |
05:52.40 | otavio | hardwire: this looks like a regression for me |
05:52.52 | Katty | coppice: les go get some hashbrownns. |
05:53.05 | ChannelZ | The phone number for the capitol is 1-877-SOB-U-SOB |
05:55.37 | Katty | 18009687825 |
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05:56.02 | Katty | (1800yousuck) |
05:57.00 | ChannelZ | if I change the value of OUTSCALE in format_mp3.c and rebuild it works a bit better |
05:58.21 | hardwire | Katty: agreed |
05:58.49 | Katty | hardwire: what are we agreeing on? |
05:58.51 | otavio | A last question .. |
05:58.57 | Katty | hardwire: are we agreeing to agree? |
05:59.01 | ChannelZ | I want a milkshake |
05:59.05 | otavio | I'd like to use a different moh due language |
05:59.09 | otavio | is that possible? |
05:59.11 | Katty | milkshake sounds good. |
05:59.18 | Katty | we could do steak n shake. they make a killer grilled cheese |
05:59.22 | hardwire | Katty: hash browns |
05:59.32 | Katty | hardwire: oh. right. |
05:59.43 | hardwire | or rather.. hashed browns |
05:59.57 | Katty | that would also work |
06:00.01 | ChannelZ | otavio: you can make a separate MOH 'context' |
06:00.33 | otavio | ChannelZ: but for it; it's need to separate the queues |
06:00.55 | otavio | ChannelZ: like q-lang-1; q-lang-2 |
06:01.11 | otavio | ChannelZ: in same context it doesn't look for language? |
06:01.27 | ChannelZ | sorry context is not the right word.. I guess MOH is called 'class' |
06:01.52 | ChannelZ | you set the musicclass for your queues accordingly |
06:01.56 | Katty | i have two classes on my server. |
06:02.14 | ChannelZ | set the moh classes to feed off of different folders of files. bagpipe music in one, techno in another, whatever |
06:02.32 | Katty | i recommend late night alumni |
06:02.48 | otavio | ChannelZ: the question is ... I can't use those depending on the language right? |
06:03.07 | Katty | if there's a way to put the language into a variable you can |
06:03.30 | ChannelZ | well I don't understand your setup.. are you already putting people into specific queus based on their language (however you are determining that)? |
06:03.33 | Katty | or perhaps setting the language at the beginning of that portion of the dialplan |
06:03.46 | Katty | press 1 for english, 2 for spanish..i mean in that situation you could |
06:04.08 | Katty | if they hit 1, set the moh class, then goto(onward) |
06:04.41 | otavio | humm |
06:05.17 | Katty | what is the opposite of wire |
06:05.26 | ChannelZ | string |
06:05.32 | Katty | THEORY |
06:05.39 | ChannelZ | wireless |
06:05.59 | Katty | i do not have a catchy comeback for that one |
06:06.00 | Katty | you win. |
06:06.10 | ChannelZ | claps |
06:06.55 | carrar | Thats a fun game |
06:07.13 | ChannelZ | free word association |
06:07.28 | ChannelZ | CACTUS |
06:07.58 | seanjohn | root@mail named]# cd /etc/udev && grep -R urandom |
06:08.25 | ChannelZ | wow |
06:08.34 | ChannelZ | tell me more about your childhood |
06:08.55 | ChannelZ | as that is not the response I'd expect to 'cactus' |
06:09.29 | carrar | Make sure to update that named server |
06:09.57 | Katty | okay let's try something easier like... |
06:10.04 | Katty | CURLY FRIES |
06:10.09 | ChannelZ | want |
06:10.19 | Katty | more |
06:10.22 | ChannelZ | yes |
06:10.25 | Katty | now |
06:10.28 | ChannelZ | ketchup |
06:10.33 | Katty | pepper |
06:10.44 | ChannelZ | belch |
06:10.44 | carrar | POOP |
06:10.48 | Katty | brown |
06:10.54 | ChannelZ | stank |
06:10.59 | carrar | no POOP was in reponse to your fries |
06:11.00 | Katty | whore. |
06:11.02 | carrar | heh |
06:11.08 | Katty | this is word association |
06:11.16 | Katty | it doesn't have to neccesarily apply to the previous ongoing topic :P |
06:11.19 | Katty | just the previous word |
06:11.40 | ChannelZ | betcha THIS doesn't happen in #freepbx |
06:11.47 | Katty | trixbox |
06:11.56 | carrar | lets play associative array |
06:11.59 | ChannelZ | whore again |
06:12.16 | Katty | horde |
06:12.20 | ChannelZ | roundcube |
06:12.25 | Katty | rubixcube |
06:12.29 | ChannelZ | bust |
06:12.35 | Katty | uhhh |
06:12.41 | Katty | maybe i outta keep it pg |
06:12.42 | ChannelZ | not like boobs but break |
06:12.51 | Katty | SHATTER |
06:12.54 | ChannelZ | cuz I'd just take my rubiks cubes apart |
06:13.03 | ChannelZ | Shatner |
06:13.06 | Katty | william |
06:13.16 | ChannelZ | tell |
06:13.20 | Katty | overature |
06:13.31 | ChannelZ | hmm |
06:13.41 | ChannelZ | violin |
06:13.45 | Katty | viola |
06:14.03 | ChannelZ | voila! |
06:14.11 | Katty | dinner |
06:14.21 | ChannelZ | ate |
06:14.29 | Katty | eight |
06:14.34 | ChannelZ | enough |
06:14.46 | Katty | sufficient |
06:15.11 | ChannelZ | hmm |
06:15.38 | ChannelZ | I guess I have no feeling towards 'sufficient' |
06:15.44 | Katty | k |
06:15.46 | Katty | let's try a new one |
06:15.47 | ChannelZ | heh |
06:15.47 | Katty | whiskey |
06:15.49 | ChannelZ | blech |
06:15.55 | Katty | tequilla |
06:16.00 | ChannelZ | drunkard |
06:16.09 | Katty | whiskey |
06:16.13 | ChannelZ | repet |
06:16.16 | ChannelZ | err repeat |
06:16.19 | Katty | parrot |
06:16.25 | ChannelZ | monty |
06:16.32 | Katty | pythonnnnnnnnnn |
06:16.36 | ChannelZ | :) |
06:16.42 | ChannelZ | expired |
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06:18.00 | ChannelZ | viking |
06:18.00 | Katty | turkey |
06:18.05 | Katty | oh |
06:18.06 | Katty | horns |
06:18.10 | ChannelZ | honk |
06:18.19 | Katty | goose |
06:18.25 | ChannelZ | scream |
06:18.30 | Katty | LOL |
06:18.33 | Katty | are you afraid of geese |
06:18.40 | Katty | that's hilarious |
06:18.41 | ChannelZ | hehe no |
06:18.46 | Katty | ICESCREAM |
06:18.59 | ChannelZ | mint |
06:19.11 | Katty | dairy queen thin mint cookie blizzard |
06:19.20 | ChannelZ | mmmmmmm |
06:19.36 | ChannelZ | too bad there's not one near me |
06:19.51 | Katty | iraq |
06:20.20 | ChannelZ | dirt |
06:20.30 | Katty | worms |
06:20.35 | ChannelZ | wet |
06:20.51 | Katty | uhh |
06:20.53 | Katty | rain. yes. |
06:21.13 | ChannelZ | maybe you don't want any more insight into my brain |
06:21.18 | Katty | :P |
06:21.25 | Katty | seems pretty normal |
06:22.03 | ChannelZ | I do want some ice cream now though. |
06:22.36 | ChannelZ | hmm.. 7-11, Ben & Jerry's.. |
06:24.32 | Katty | lol |
06:24.37 | Katty | pick me up a cream soda. |
06:25.46 | ChannelZ | I need to go to the grocery store really |
06:26.27 | Katty | me too |
06:26.30 | Katty | get some real food. |
06:26.36 | Katty | rather than chips and salsa and ramen |
06:26.58 | ChannelZ | hehe |
06:27.46 | ChannelZ | so if you're specifying host=xxx in iax.conf you don't need to register on the other end..? |
06:33.18 | hardwire | Katty: and hashed browns |
06:33.37 | hardwire | Katty: chips and salsa and ramen is how I stay a lean 280 |
06:33.38 | hardwire | :P |
06:36.04 | Katty | pfffft |
06:36.37 | hardwire | pfffft |
06:36.39 | hardwire | exactly |
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06:40.00 | TJNII | pfffft |
06:40.09 | TJNII | is drunk |
06:40.28 | antiwire | sir you are too drive to drunk. |
06:40.35 | TJNII | Indeed |
06:40.44 | TJNII | That's why I stumble |
06:40.49 | TJNII | I maean walk' |
06:40.53 | antiwire | occipher, I can't hear you. |
06:44.55 | TJNII | I hear rthey really hate ie when you call the ocipher. |
06:45.09 | ChannelZ | or pig |
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07:55.31 | khussein78 | when i receive call on ring group then one of this group transfer the call to me, CID which i got is the ring group ID, is that right |
07:55.50 | khussein78 | or i should see the extension as CID |
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07:59.02 | ChannelZ | I assume you mean the CID is of the phone that transferred, not of the call they transferred (the ring group number shouldn't be showing up) |
07:59.56 | ChannelZ | There is a 'blind transfer' and an 'attended transfer'. In an attended transfer, the CID of the call coming into the transferred-to phone will show up as the transferred-from phone, because they are really the ones calling you. |
08:00.35 | ChannelZ | In a blind transfer, the CID of the call coming into the transferred-to phone will show up as the CID of the call being transferred as it came into the transferred-from phone |
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08:31.05 | khussein78 | ChannelZ, where can i choose between blind and attended transfer |
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08:46.09 | ChannelZ | khussein78: depends on your phone |
08:48.10 | khussein78 | ChannelZ, OK thank you |
08:48.15 | ChannelZ | if you're using analog phones and feature codes, it's configured in /etc/asterisk/features.conf - if you're using SIP phones that's dependent on the phone's config.. |
08:49.12 | ChannelZ | whether it's a toggle, or two discreet buttons, or whatever. Linksys SPAs for example use function softkeys, and they put axfr on the first screen and make you scroll over to get to bxfer (SO ANNOYING!) |
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09:09.57 | khussein78 | ChannelZ, i have SIP phone, linksys PAP2, and soft phones so i think i should leave the configuration as it is |
09:13.23 | ChannelZ | there's nothing to configure on the asterisk side really, it's all the function of the various phones |
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10:48.20 | Dovid | anyone know if Polycom supports STUN / |
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11:59.12 | jblack | Dovid: I don't know of all their products, but I'm not aware of that capability, no. |
11:59.24 | jblack | however, it may have sip over tcp. |
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12:11.17 | Dovid | eh. |
12:11.32 | Dovid | issue with polycom is that it sends it's local IP for RTP |
12:12.12 | sawgood | Dovid: sounds like a NAT concern |
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12:16.42 | Dovid | sawgood: why ? shouldnt the phone be smart enough to convert it over ? |
12:16.52 | Dovid | the router shouldnt "have to" do it |
12:17.07 | sawgood | no ... the Asterisk is the concern |
12:17.14 | sawgood | has this phone ever worked before? |
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12:39.00 | Bondd | Hey guys |
12:39.17 | Bondd | :( i have just spend 12 hours setting up an office and asterisk etc etc |
12:39.27 | Bondd | and im configuring the server |
12:39.33 | Bondd | and the zaptel stuff |
12:39.36 | Bondd | and i get this error. |
12:39.42 | Bondd | http://pastebin.org/119256 |
12:40.15 | Bondd | anyone here able to lend a hand? |
12:41.18 | Bondd | im running debian |
12:41.25 | Bondd | its a fresh net install |
12:41.33 | Bondd | and i have a brand new digium tdm400 card |
12:41.42 | Bondd | with 1 FXO in it |
12:52.30 | Chainsaw | Bondd: Absolutely useless without context. |
12:53.27 | Bondd | umm okay, sorry im sorta not that flahs with this |
12:53.33 | Bondd | what context do you mean? |
12:53.51 | Bondd | pabx:/usr/src/modules/zaptel# make install |
12:53.54 | Bondd | thats what i typed |
12:53.58 | Bondd | to get that error.. |
12:54.01 | Bondd | does that help? |
12:56.43 | Bondd | Chainsaw: im installing asterisk on a server and runing a make install in that DIR |
12:57.22 | Chainsaw | Bondd: I couldn't see what directory, I couldn't see what you typed to provoke the error, I couldn't see what you did before make install. |
12:57.30 | Chainsaw | Bondd: By removing all the context, you made the paste unusable. |
12:57.43 | Bondd | one sec |
12:58.30 | Bondd | http://pastebin.org/119268 |
12:58.38 | Bondd | okay i added more lines of stuff |
13:00.08 | Bondd | does that help? |
13:00.47 | jaytee | did you do a ./configure and then a make without the install option first? |
13:01.07 | Bondd | yes jaytee i did |
13:01.14 | Bondd | same error with the same |
13:01.16 | Bondd | make* |
13:01.58 | Bondd | if i type make i get the same error |
13:02.09 | Bondd | and i did type ./configure |
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13:07.37 | Bondd | is it worth trying asterisk now? |
13:07.47 | Bondd | des asterisk now come with the digium stuff in it? |
13:09.37 | khussein78 | Bondd, did you tried to use elastix ? |
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13:22.28 | admin0 | hi giys |
13:22.32 | admin0 | hi all |
13:23.12 | admin0 | this is my setting: http://asterisk.pastebin.com/ziSKJKG9 of sip.conf, extensions.conf and core show transalation .. i am using 2 PAP2 devices .. when I dial, when the other party picks up and say hello, i get that initial hello and after that, there is no sound at all |
13:23.21 | admin0 | please let me know how to troubleshoot this issue |
13:23.26 | admin0 | both sides are using linksys pap2 |
13:23.32 | admin0 | all settings in http://asterisk.pastebin.com/ziSKJKG9 |
13:27.14 | admin0 | additionally , my server is in public ip, both pap2 are behind nat |
13:29.10 | jaytee | ~sipnat |
13:29.11 | infobot | [~sipnat] Quick guide on configuring * + SIP behind NAT : http://www.aocomputing.net/?p=3 , otherwise check the WIKI at http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+SIP+NAT+solutions |
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13:43.50 | admin0 | thanks guys .. i added qualify=yes in both and restarted, but still the same |
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13:46.25 | admin0 | is there a command to show codec negotations being used ? |
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13:58.57 | DennisG | admin0 try sip show channels =) |
13:59.34 | DennisG | or show channels verbose (but i think that you need the previous command) |
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14:24.59 | Dovid | this time of year again....... Can anyone help me with defunct agi's with php |
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14:40.31 | Slugs_ | hi |
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17:21.16 | *** topic/#asterisk is Asterisk: The Open Source PBX and Telephony Platform (asterisk.org) -=- Asterisk 1.6.2.6, 1.6.1.18, 1.6.0.26 (2010/03/12), 1.4.30 (2010/03/12), *-Addons 1.6.2.0 (2009/12/18), 1.6.1.2, 1.6.0.4, 1.4.10 (2009/12/02), dahdi-linux 2.2.1 + dahdi-tools 2.2.1 (2010/01/20), Libpri 1.4.10.2 (2009/10/20) -=- Related channels: #asterisknow,#switchvox,#freepbx,#asterisk-dev,#asterisk-bugs |
17:21.24 | VoIP-Penguin | exten => 2000,1,Playback(somesoundfile) |
17:21.29 | Slugs_ | ive got answer, playback and hangup |
17:21.46 | Slugs_ | im just confused where the 2000 would come into play |
17:21.56 | VoIP-Penguin | Playback() answers the channel, so you could technically skip an explicit Answer() in your plan. |
17:22.19 | Slugs_ | good tip |
17:22.45 | VoIP-Penguin | exten => 2000,1,Playback(somesoundfile) should be enough, actually. When the sound is done playing, the channel will exit. |
17:22.46 | Slugs_ | exten => s,n,Playback(you-will-be-transfered-menu) |
17:23.04 | Slugs_ | so what does the s mean? |
17:23.08 | Slugs_ | im mine |
17:23.11 | VoIP-Penguin | the 's' extension |
17:23.25 | VoIP-Penguin | You don't dial s from a phone. |
17:23.43 | Slugs_ | ahh i think i see |
17:24.01 | Katty | Slugs_: s is "startextension in context" |
17:24.18 | VoIP-Penguin | I've shown you the exact syntax twice already. |
17:24.34 | Katty | Slugs_: it's used primarily for dialplans which you enter a context with no other extension information |
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17:24.44 | Katty | Slugs_: so it just /starts/ |
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17:24.59 | Katty | Slugs_: there are other standard extensions like h. |
17:24.59 | Slugs_ | VoIP-Penguin, and i appreciate, i dont really care about it working as much as the 'why' it works |
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17:25.03 | VoIP-Penguin | ~s |
17:25.04 | infobot | When used with FXO ports (analog or T-1), "s" means "device too stupid to send number" |
17:25.07 | Katty | Slugs_: h will do something if the person hangs up on the IVR |
17:25.34 | Katty | Slugs_: and i is used for invalid. so if the user enters 9 and nothing on the IVR is for 9, it will go to exten => i,1,doseomthing |
17:25.49 | Katty | Slugs_: usually plays somethign like "that was an invalid extension" then goes to s,1 |
17:25.57 | Slugs_ | right |
17:26.01 | Katty | Slugs_: h is usually for cleaning up a call |
17:26.17 | Katty | Slugs_: if the caller hangs up, it'll go to exten => h,1,whatever... usually hangup() |
17:26.30 | Slugs_ | right |
17:26.34 | Katty | Slugs_: but you could execute System() and eject the cdrom driver everytime someone hangs up, if you wanted to |
17:26.42 | Slugs_ | lol |
17:26.44 | Katty | or dial pizza hut |
17:26.59 | Katty | or copy a call file into the spool folder, and execute a whole other section of dialplan |
17:27.02 | VoIP-Penguin | exten => 2000,1,Playback(somesoundfile) creates extension 2000, which the first priority in the dialplan progression is supposed to run the Playback() command and somesoundfile is the name of the sound file. |
17:27.26 | Katty | Slugs_: and if you have figured it out yet, Playback() and Background() are different |
17:27.37 | Katty | Slugs_: Background() allows them to enter digits, playback doesn't |
17:27.47 | VoIP-Penguin | If there is no next priority, the dialplan exits after somesoundfile is done playing. |
17:27.53 | Katty | Slugs_: wait() and waitexten() are also different. |
17:28.16 | Katty | Slugs_: wait is just that. a pause. waitexten is obviously waiting for something to be entered. |
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17:28.49 | Slugs_ | well im on page 155 of 604 of the asterisk 1.4 book, hopefully they get into that.. |
17:28.58 | Slugs_ | right |
17:29.08 | Katty | there's also fax |
17:29.16 | Katty | [from-pstn] |
17:29.23 | Katty | exten => fax,1,(dosomething) |
17:29.42 | Katty | fax detection isn't all that great yet. |
17:29.45 | darkavanger | hi i ve prolem with inbound from did |
17:29.53 | Slugs_ | got ya |
17:29.55 | darkavanger | the communication cuts after 20seconds exactly |
17:30.03 | Slugs_ | ty both |
17:30.03 | Katty | darkavanger: check your timeouts |
17:30.12 | VoIP-Penguin | That requires the other side of the call to send a call to the 'fax' extension. I can't imagine that happens very often. |
17:30.14 | darkavanger | where can find that ??? |
17:30.19 | darkavanger | i am a newby |
17:30.22 | Katty | darkavanger: in your dialplan |
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17:30.32 | LemensTS | should my logs rotate when i do logger reload |
17:30.39 | cusco | I have another question... telco sent us an email stating that our PRI chans have "Number temporary confidential (Always visible unless SETUP message states otherwise)" |
17:30.43 | Katty | LemensTS: no |
17:30.44 | VoIP-Penguin | darkavanger: Answer() the channel. |
17:30.52 | Katty | LemensTS: logger reload will recreate the files if you delete them tho |
17:31.17 | cusco | so by this "SETUP message" I thought they meant SetCallerPres(prohib) would do |
17:31.28 | darkavanger | it answers i got the calls on a queue with timeout >>>> 20 |
17:31.29 | cusco | but it doesn't seem to suffice |
17:31.32 | darkavanger | but it cuts |
17:31.36 | LemensTS | Katty: what controls them to rotate then? in /etc/logrotate.d/asterisk it says logger reload not logger rotate |
17:31.56 | Katty | LemensTS: i think what you're looking for is logger rotate |
17:32.15 | VoIP-Penguin | darkavanger: Show me something that contains the problem. |
17:32.23 | cusco | even tho it looks it does the same.. not sue (logger rotate/reload) |
17:32.31 | LemensTS | Katty: yea logger rotate works, but in /etc/logrotate.d/asterisk it says /usr/sbin/asterisk -rx 'logger reload' |
17:32.31 | Katty | LemensTS: optionally /usr/sbin/asterisk -rx 'logger rotate' |
17:32.40 | Katty | ah. |
17:32.41 | Katty | fix it |
17:32.44 | cusco | :) |
17:32.59 | LemensTS | Katty: I was wondering if the rotate was setup somewhere else |
17:33.18 | Katty | not sure, to be honest. |
17:33.21 | darkavanger | VoIP-Penguin: one minute |
17:33.28 | Katty | i would just make a cronjob out of it, if it needs to be a regular thing |
17:33.35 | cusco | would anybody know if Set(CALLERPRES()=prohib) is what I need? |
17:33.43 | cusco | what do they mea by SETUP message? |
17:34.13 | Katty | cusco: i'm not sure i follow |
17:34.47 | Katty | cusco: they could mean the outgoing callerid you're sending to them has to be set, or else it will show as confidental |
17:35.07 | darkavanger | VoIP-Penguin: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=BgENXYQW here is a part of the log where it hangs up |
17:35.13 | StarFyter | DennisG you around? |
17:35.24 | Katty | cusco: telcos are crazy folk. |
17:35.34 | cusco | Katty: they had that option, we chosen to always show our number unless we wanted otherwise.... |
17:35.37 | cusco | :( |
17:35.44 | VoIP-Penguin | darkavanger: You did not Answer() the channel before running Queue(). |
17:35.44 | Katty | that's a good choice. |
17:35.58 | Katty | cusco: we also send out the same number everytiem we dial |
17:36.17 | Katty | cusco: but you could have people calling that want to send out their did number as their main number too |
17:36.24 | Katty | cusco: or if your 'office' is renting other offices... |
17:36.27 | cusco | I tried Set(CALLERID(num)=some-number); and it works (as long as the number is inside our range) |
17:36.29 | darkavanger | VoIP-Penguin: i ve received the queue's musiqu on my phone ! |
17:36.35 | VoIP-Penguin | darkavanger: You did not Answer() the channel before running Queue(). |
17:36.35 | Katty | cusco: yeah |
17:36.41 | Katty | cusco: some telcos well let you send out custom callerid |
17:36.47 | Katty | cusco: obviously pots lines won't let you do that |
17:37.04 | StarFyter | Hey Dennis. Could I beg your assistance with this SPA3102? |
17:37.07 | Katty | cusco: so if you take an incoming call,a nd forward it to a mobile--you can see who is actuallyc alling you..and not some number within your pbx's range |
17:37.11 | darkavanger | VoIP-Penguin: [Mar 21 18:16:00] VERBOSE[3424] logger.c: -- Executing [100@ext-queues:2] Answer("SIP/from-didww10-04786ab0", "") in new stack |
17:37.19 | cusco | well thats ok, but I can't figure how to send a call out without a callerid |
17:37.32 | Katty | cusco: not many telcos or sip providors well let you 'fake' the callerid |
17:37.40 | cusco | I cannot "fake" |
17:37.47 | cusco | we have 200 numbers from this telco we can use |
17:37.53 | cusco | I can use one of those 200 |
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17:37.58 | VoIP-Penguin | darkavanger: Show me the dialplan. |
17:37.58 | Katty | nods |
17:38.08 | cusco | erlse it goes via default number |
17:38.17 | Katty | cusco: i'm sure they have it setup where if you set your caller id number to /empty/ they just stick your main number on it too |
17:38.24 | darkavanger | VoIP-Penguin: what is a dialplan :-[ |
17:38.28 | cusco | but they mention the SETUP message... |
17:38.32 | VoIP-Penguin | darkavanger: extensions.conf |
17:38.33 | Katty | yeah dunno. |
17:38.37 | darkavanger | ah ok |
17:38.40 | Katty | call their happy tails back and ask them what they're talking about |
17:38.55 | cusco | hah.. I guess I will have too... |
17:39.09 | Katty | if you can get your brain around what they're wanting, and describe it to us, we'll have a better shot |
17:39.21 | StarFyter | Inbounds roll thru to the Asterisk system. Cannot make any outbound calls. |
17:39.43 | Katty | StarFyter: check the context your phones are in against the dialpan |
17:39.48 | cusco | reading http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/CallerID has a .Note on the beginning |
17:39.55 | cusco | that mentions initial SETUP message |
17:40.13 | Katty | looks |
17:40.20 | StarFyter | Hmmm. |
17:40.52 | StarFyter | Ghostrider permission for a flyby!! |
17:40.58 | cusco | it mentions it for other purposes... but I would like to know what is the SETUp message |
17:41.10 | Katty | cusco: that just looks like they're talking about setting the outbound callerid before the dial() |
17:41.18 | darkavanger | VoIP-Penguin: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=PjBcQRwR here is my "dialplan" :D |
17:41.22 | cusco | yea, its some other purpose |
17:41.35 | cusco | but I guess its the same SETUP message they mentioning there |
17:41.46 | Katty | cusco: well maybe someone else around here will have some idea about it |
17:41.55 | cusco | I was hoping so... |
17:42.02 | darkavanger | VoIP-Penguin: context i am using to receive calls is from-trunk |
17:42.17 | cusco | perhaps [TK]D-Fender, who seems to be a know-it-all... |
17:42.19 | VoIP-Penguin | darkavanger: FreePBX? We typically can't support FreePBX here. |
17:42.29 | StarFyter | Where might the context be? |
17:42.30 | [TK]D-Fender | darkavanger: FreePBX is NOT supported here. |
17:42.37 | darkavanger | ok thanks |
17:42.42 | [TK]D-Fender | darkavanger: #freepbx <- |
17:42.44 | StarFyter | <-- Gross N00b!!! |
17:42.47 | Katty | StarFyter: where did you set it up? |
17:42.54 | cusco | or not... |
17:43.10 | StarFyter | I'm looking at extensions and I see nothing about context. |
17:43.16 | VoIP-Penguin | darkavanger: There's no a single Queue() app in your entire file that you pasted for me. THAT is why we can't support FreePBX. |
17:43.21 | [TK]D-Fender | StarFyter: [thisisacontext] |
17:43.21 | StarFyter | Via web gui. |
17:43.24 | Katty | StarFyter: context is [inhere] |
17:43.34 | Katty | ah, i see. |
17:43.44 | [TK]D-Fender | StarFyter: And being a GUI user, you are also in the wrong channel |
17:43.45 | darkavanger | VoIP-Penguin: thanks anyway |
17:43.48 | StarFyter | lemme check extensions.conf |
17:44.00 | [TK]D-Fender | StarFyter: No GUI's are supported in this channel. They each have their own |
17:44.06 | Katty | StarFyter: if you're using a web gui, i don't think i'll be able to help you |
17:44.14 | Katty | StarFyter: i don't use that sort of stuff. not familiar with it |
17:45.01 | Katty | [TK]D-Fender: do you have an ipod? |
17:45.17 | StarFyter | Hmmm. [from-sip-external] ? |
17:45.32 | Katty | that is a context. |
17:45.36 | cusco | Katty: http://www.mail-archive.com/asterisk-users@lists.digium.com/msg13111.html they also mention what I need there: "You could set "Presentation Indicator" in setup message." |
17:45.39 | Katty | whether or not that's the one you need is another story. |
17:46.00 | StarFyter | yeah. They throw a lot into it when the gui makes it. |
17:46.14 | Katty | StarFyter: that's why it's so hard to troubleshoot |
17:46.19 | Katty | StarFyter: it's a mess. |
17:46.43 | cusco | once again Presentation Indicator seems to be what CallingPres does |
17:46.59 | Slugs_ | StarFyter, thats y i removed freepbx and burned it. |
17:47.11 | StarFyter | :) |
17:47.26 | cusco | ow.. and it states I need usecallingpres=yes in zapata.. lets see if dahdi takes such option |
17:47.32 | Katty | a web gui can be nice for people who don't know anything about their phone system and just want to change the name on the phone or something |
17:47.54 | Katty | cusco: yes, it should. dahdi /is/ zaptel but with a different name due to licensing or some stuff |
17:48.14 | StarFyter | debates the remove and burn... |
17:48.24 | Katty | cusco: not sure of the real reason they had to change the name |
17:48.27 | Slugs_ | i think freepbx just hurts people, with no customization, and if something does break, gl w/ that |
17:48.30 | cusco | kk |
17:48.48 | [TK]D-Fender | Katty: no, I don't. I don't like the cost or restrictions of Apple devices |
17:48.50 | Katty | Slugs_: well you certainly can't eject the cdrom drive with it |
17:48.53 | smooth_penguin | dahdi is an odd choice of a name |
17:48.58 | Slugs_ | lol Katty, |
17:49.01 | Katty | [TK]D-Fender: i should go ask brian. |
17:49.11 | Katty | [TK]D-Fender: he's the local Apple Enthusiast |
17:49.44 | [TK]D-Fender | smooth_penguin: Digium couldn't let Fonatily get all the gayest names ;) |
17:49.55 | StarFyter | Not sure how far I could get powering by pico. I have watched the asterikast videos, but they are kind of old now. |
17:50.04 | smooth_penguin | heh |
17:50.53 | cusco | ah!! Worked !!! |
17:51.03 | cusco | how cool! |
17:51.22 | cusco | let me try our other telco.. I doubt it but.. heh |
17:51.49 | Katty | hugs smooth_penguin |
17:52.20 | smooth_penguin | gives Katty an icicle |
17:52.23 | Katty | :< |
17:52.30 | Katty | diamond life, lover boy |
17:52.40 | Katty | he moved in space with minimum waste and maximum joy |
17:53.27 | Katty | no need to ask he's a smooth penguin |
17:53.31 | Katty | smooothhh penguinnnn |
17:53.44 | smooth_penguin | waddles around the channel |
17:53.53 | Katty | coast to coast, la to chicago, uhhh not western male |
17:53.57 | Katty | middle eastern male? |
17:54.14 | smooth_penguin | lol |
17:54.48 | Katty | cairo to baghdad! |
17:55.20 | smooth_penguin | baghdad is too dangerous |
17:55.29 | Katty | k...uhh |
17:55.34 | Katty | cairo to Amman |
17:55.58 | smooth_penguin | cairo to tokyo would be fine too :p |
17:56.24 | Slugs_ | do you always need the '_' in front of the extension? |
17:56.55 | smooth_penguin | only if you are trying to regex match a exten |
17:57.04 | Slugs_ | got it |
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17:58.11 | Katty | smooth_penguin: i've always wanted to go to Mongolia |
17:58.26 | smooth_penguin | why mongolia |
17:58.32 | Slugs_ | [playsound] |
17:58.32 | Slugs_ | exten => 2000,1,Playback(you-will-be-transfered-menu) |
17:58.48 | Katty | smooth_penguin: saw a pretty picture of it once |
17:58.52 | Slugs_ | if i reload dialplan, y would it say extension not founf |
17:59.10 | Katty | probably because your phone isn't in the [playsound] context |
17:59.16 | smooth_penguin | Id want to go to Madagascar |
17:59.23 | VoIP-Penguin | slugs_: Was there any reason you created a new context for the extension? |
17:59.23 | Katty | I LIKE TO MOVE IT MOVE IT |
17:59.28 | smooth_penguin | hahaha |
17:59.55 | smooth_penguin | well I love green, and the wildlife variety is just insane |
18:00.00 | VoIP-Penguin | slugs_: You can't use an extension unless its context is somehow accessible by your device. |
18:00.01 | Katty | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0x3W6hutEj8 <- Madagascar |
18:00.12 | Slugs_ | VoIP-Penguin, just thought i would keep it separate, for appantly no reason ;) |
18:00.29 | Katty | Slugs_: you could put exten => 2000,1,Goto(playsound,s,1) |
18:00.37 | Katty | Slugs_: but that's kind of extra work |
18:00.53 | VoIP-Penguin | or "include => playsound" in your other context |
18:01.06 | Slugs_ | ahh |
18:01.16 | Katty | Slugs_: there's a number of was to do it. you can keep it seperate if you want |
18:01.17 | Slugs_ | ok, thats wonderful |
18:01.28 | Slugs_ | perfect thx |
18:03.56 | Katty | hrmm. |
18:04.02 | Katty | ryan has been upstairs for awhile |
18:04.08 | Katty | goes to see why it's so quiet |
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18:30.55 | Katty | i need some new workout tunes |
18:31.01 | Katty | suggestions, anyone? |
18:31.48 | eppigy | Lady Gaga - Monster |
18:32.16 | Katty | ooh |
18:32.18 | Katty | gets |
18:32.40 | eppigy | Young Jeezy - Grindin' Feat Lil Boosie & Rich |
18:32.44 | eppigy | if you have good headphones |
18:33.39 | Katty | is it thumpy |
18:34.18 | Katty | eppigy: can you link it from youtube? i'll dirpy it |
18:36.00 | eppigy | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEzdSmykifs |
18:36.04 | eppigy | yes low frequency bass |
18:36.37 | eppigy | Deftones - 7 words |
18:36.51 | eppigy | that is basicaly the good workout music spectrum |
18:37.08 | eppigy | pop/electric |
18:37.16 | eppigy | gangster rap |
18:37.19 | eppigy | hard rock |
18:39.29 | Katty | k, i added all those |
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18:51.10 | ChannelZ | Lady Caca? |
18:51.12 | ChannelZ | vomits |
18:51.21 | ChannelZ | Guess that's one way to lose weight |
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18:54.25 | Katty | well i'mma go get some lunch |
18:54.26 | Katty | afks |
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18:56.21 | ChannelZ | mmm lunch |
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19:06.07 | Slugs_ | . |
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19:13.16 | ChannelZ | ! |
19:13.23 | Slugs_ | .! |
19:13.44 | ChannelZ | .!.. |
19:13.54 | Slugs_ | ;0 |
19:14.08 | ChannelZ | @#*?! |
19:14.19 | Slugs_ | that's not polite |
19:14.21 | Slugs_ | ;) |
19:15.05 | Slugs_ | s/@#*/wtf |
19:15.16 | Slugs_ | ~s/@#*/wtf |
19:18.13 | Slugs_ | ChannelZ, I'm not understanding context's |
19:18.44 | ChannelZ | Think of them as little boxes to separate extensions into |
19:18.54 | Slugs_ | how do i get a phone to accept a diff [context] |
19:19.10 | ChannelZ | And the extensions can't reach other extensions in other contexts unless you specifically allow them to |
19:19.50 | Slugs_ | and whrer do i allow that, in the dail plan or in the phone configuration .conf |
19:19.52 | ChannelZ | I don't understand the question - a phone doesn't really know anything about contexts |
19:20.06 | Slugs_ | ok... |
19:20.48 | ChannelZ | A device, as configured in sip.conf or iax.conf or a DAHDI channel, has a default context. When you pick up the phone in question and dial 555, it looks for extension 555 in that context |
19:21.17 | Slugs_ | how can i make it use 2 diff contexts |
19:21.22 | tzafrir | (an incoming call starts the dialplan in the context of that device) |
19:21.37 | tzafrir | (a bit simplistic, I know) |
19:21.52 | ChannelZ | You can't, except to either include one context in another, or create the dialplan in such a way that ir jumps specifically to another context with Goto() |
19:22.05 | Slugs_ | oh i see... |
19:22.46 | ChannelZ | you can "include => context2" inside another context, which makes all the extensions of context2 become a part of that context |
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19:23.31 | ChannelZ | Here's a practical example; I have a phone whose configured in "out_ld" (for 'out long distance'). My out_ld context has some extensions for dialing long distance. |
19:24.05 | ChannelZ | Then I have an "out_local" context which has some extensions for local calls. Then I have an "internal" context which has inter-building extensions. |
19:24.25 | ChannelZ | out_ld includes out_local at the end; out_local includes internal at the end. |
19:25.00 | Slugs_ | ok so then this should work right --> http://pastebin.com/ccbM7HVe |
19:25.04 | ChannelZ | However I have a client phone who I don't want to be able to call long distance, so their context is set to just "out_local". Which also includes all of the 'internal' extensions since out_local includes them. |
19:25.20 | Slugs_ | ahhh |
19:25.38 | Slugs_ | ok now that makes sense |
19:25.40 | ChannelZ | yes. I don't see your 'demo' context but the 'playsound' one looks fine |
19:25.56 | ChannelZ | and I assume the device you're dialing from is set to the 'default' context |
19:26.55 | Slugs_ | exten => 1000,1,Goto(default,s,1) |
19:27.12 | Slugs_ | that's it's definition correct? |
19:27.31 | VoIP-Penguin | What? |
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19:27.37 | ChannelZ | Yes |
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19:28.06 | Slugs_ | i think im getting it |
19:28.19 | VoIP-Penguin | You should have read the book -- all this is in there. |
19:28.59 | Slugs_ | ty |
19:29.06 | Slugs_ | im still reading ;/ |
19:29.08 | Slugs_ | sorry |
19:30.25 | ChannelZ | ignore him |
19:30.44 | Slugs_ | im just getting to the sectoin on buiding an interactive dailplan |
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19:35.30 | Slugs_ | this stuff is too exciting |
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19:36.13 | ChannelZ | it's fun |
19:37.04 | Katty | i'm all FRESH and CLEAN |
19:37.17 | ChannelZ | I thought you went to lunch |
19:37.20 | Katty | i did |
19:37.24 | Katty | and then i had a shower |
19:37.30 | ChannelZ | Ah :) |
19:37.38 | Slugs_ | did you eat in the shower? |
19:37.47 | Katty | no. |
19:38.07 | Slugs_ | kramer on seinfeild enjoys it |
19:38.14 | Slugs_ | never tried it tho |
19:38.40 | ChannelZ | time for me to go get lunch now |
19:38.49 | Katty | ryan drinks beer in the shower |
19:39.04 | ChannelZ | wow that's committed |
19:39.34 | Slugs_ | lol |
19:39.46 | Katty | yeah but he leaves the beer cans in there )=< |
19:39.51 | Katty | Not Cool. |
19:39.54 | Slugs_ | even better |
19:40.25 | Slugs_ | does ryan like *? |
19:40.33 | Katty | no |
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19:40.37 | Katty | he works with Nortel mostly |
19:41.14 | Slugs_ | is ryan your husband? |
19:41.34 | Katty | not legally |
19:41.44 | Katty | we have not signed contracts |
19:41.47 | Slugs_ | hehe |
19:42.22 | Slugs_ | he propose ?yet |
19:42.45 | Katty | no |
19:43.05 | Slugs_ | due time |
19:43.13 | Katty | no, not yet |
19:43.51 | Slugs_ | how long has this sinful escapade gone on? jk |
19:43.56 | Katty | 4 years |
19:44.13 | Slugs_ | that's how long it took me |
19:44.52 | Katty | well i'm not ready yet |
19:45.10 | Slugs_ | balls in ur court |
19:45.22 | Katty | pretty much |
19:45.30 | Slugs_ | nice |
19:45.40 | Katty | but i live here. |
19:45.43 | Katty | and have for 4 years. |
19:45.53 | Katty | we have 4 ferrets and a dog... |
19:46.15 | Katty | really not much difference, other than we file taxes seperately |
19:46.22 | Slugs_ | eyah |
19:46.31 | Katty | and i don't have a shiny rock on my left hand |
19:46.38 | sawgood | what kind of dog? |
19:48.52 | Slugs_ | Katty, does it go over in the book how to make an extension (which is a meesage) call out. For instance i could record "happy birthday to my brother" ? |
19:49.39 | Slugs_ | seems like possibilities are endless over here |
19:50.11 | Katty | sawgood: http://farm1.static.flickr.com/35/103097852_1c95917c3e_o.jpg <- german shepherd |
19:50.16 | Katty | heh, go figure. |
19:50.18 | Slugs_ | lol |
19:50.41 | Katty | the book covers call files |
19:50.48 | Katty | which might work for what you're wanting |
19:51.19 | Slugs_ | swwet thx, beautiful dog btw |
19:54.34 | Slugs_ | . |
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20:03.24 | VoIP-Penguin | slugs_: Extensions will do _whatever_ you want them to do. |
20:04.21 | Katty | hrmm. bored :< |
20:05.36 | VoIP-Penguin | slugs_: For an extension that calls a number and then plays a sound file, you'll probably want to look at the Dial command. There are a couple Dial options that can achieve it. |
20:06.28 | Slugs_ | ty |
20:06.30 | VoIP-Penguin | slugs_: "core show application Dial" lists them. |
20:08.27 | VoIP-Penguin | Call files or the "originate" console command can also achieve it, but they are pretty exclusive of the dialplan (which is what I thought you wanted to use). |
20:11.47 | VoIP-Penguin | originate SIP/voipms/13149691077 application playback your-sound-file |
20:19.12 | Slugs_ | got ya |
20:21.52 | devoid | What is zaptel? |
20:22.06 | VoIP-Penguin | a channel tech |
20:22.25 | devoid | Do I need that to use asterisk? |
20:22.35 | VoIP-Penguin | maybe |
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20:26.03 | tzafrir | devoid, "zaptel" is the old name of "dahdi" |
20:26.18 | devoid | oh. that makes sense. |
20:26.18 | VoIP-Penguin | or is dahdi the new name of zaptel? |
20:26.38 | devoid | are there any good tutorials for a complete newbie to asterisk? |
20:26.44 | VoIP-Penguin | ~book |
20:26.45 | infobot | [~book] Asterisk: The Future of Telephony 2nd Edition (ISBN 0-596-51048-9) --- Order yours at http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/9780596510480/ --- Free downloadable PDF at http://www.asteriskdocs.org --- HTML at http://astbook.asteriskdocs.org or see ~buybook |
20:26.50 | VoIP-Penguin | Read. |
20:26.52 | devoid | thanks |
20:27.26 | tzafrir | And dahdi is http://www.educ.uvic.ca/globalarts/pages/artexchanges/countries/indiadeenabandhugame/pages/page_7.html |
20:28.28 | tzafrir | actually the book is rather outdated regarding that question |
20:28.41 | tzafrir | devoid, what version of asterisk do you use? |
20:29.50 | devoid | 1.6.2.6 I compiled it today. |
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20:35.43 | Slugs_ | . |
20:36.08 | ChannelZ | no, not again |
20:36.13 | Slugs_ | hehe |
20:36.27 | ChannelZ | I will not be baited |
20:36.33 | VoIP-Penguin | Are you really that afraid of timing out? |
20:37.18 | Slugs_ | i don't want to annoy w/ reconnections ;/ |
20:37.26 | ChannelZ | Your IRC client should be pinging |
20:37.36 | VoIP-Penguin | ponging, even |
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20:38.54 | Whtsup | hello |
20:39.14 | ChannelZ | ohell |
20:39.25 | Whtsup | can i use speex codec in 3kb |
20:40.05 | Whtsup | per call |
20:40.26 | ChannelZ | speex is a separate thing, not sure how it's configured |
20:41.03 | Whtsup | any one knows |
20:41.33 | tzafrir | ChannelZ, codecs.conf ? |
20:41.53 | ChannelZ | I assume but I've never used it |
20:41.54 | Slugs_ | do i need to build in mp3 support? -->> http://pastebin.com/73fQa5ee |
20:42.06 | ChannelZ | Slugs_: I dunno, do you need mp3 support? |
20:42.34 | Slugs_ | im trying to play an mp3 file, didint know if it was already there |
20:42.49 | ChannelZ | well in that case yes |
20:42.59 | Slugs_ | got ya |
20:44.05 | ChannelZ | I just built it for my box at home as a test for someone else last night.. it works but it knocks down the level significantly |
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20:45.36 | Slugs_ | interesting |
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20:50.07 | Slugs_ | ChannelZ, i see how asterisk has built on wav to sln , but does it do mp3 to sln? |
20:50.17 | Slugs_ | s/on/in |
20:50.37 | VoIP-Penguin | Oh, soo close! |
20:50.44 | VoIP-Penguin | s/soo/so/ |
20:51.05 | Slugs_ | damnit! |
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20:51.24 | Slugs_ | s/damnit!/darnit!/ |
20:51.28 | ChannelZ | Slugs_: yes that's how it works.. but the mp3 format support is separate, in asterisk-addons |
20:52.03 | Slugs_ | thx |
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21:02.53 | ChannelZ | I can tell you how to patch it. I'm not really sure why it's this way in the addons source |
21:03.29 | Slugs_ | should i patch or just convert to wav... |
21:03.53 | Slugs_ | i have an mp3 to wav converter already |
21:05.06 | ChannelZ | ? up to you. Having them native at the right samplerate means * doesn't have to transcode on the fly |
21:05.22 | ChannelZ | (unless the channel thats playing them is something else too, like gsm) |
21:05.41 | Slugs_ | can i patch even tho its debian pkgs? |
21:07.00 | ChannelZ | no, not unless you're building the addons from source |
21:07.13 | Slugs_ | figured |
21:07.39 | Slugs_ | i think i added mp3 support which is weird |
21:08.13 | Slugs_ | can files not exceed a certian size? |
21:08.37 | ChannelZ | the size of your disk I suppose.. ? |
21:08.42 | Slugs_ | lol |
21:08.49 | lmns972 | hello everybody |
21:08.50 | ChannelZ | are you talking about mp3 support? |
21:08.52 | Slugs_ | for playing the audio over the phone |
21:08.58 | VoIP-Penguin | The file system will have a limit, but it's going to be quite large. |
21:09.22 | ChannelZ | Well I've noticed format_mp3 doesn't like high bitrate files. |
21:09.33 | lmns972 | i'm a newbie in asterisk and i search a how-to to compile asterisk with ldap |
21:09.44 | ChannelZ | At the end of the day it's going to wind up getting converted to 16-bit 8kHz if thats what you mean |
21:09.52 | Slugs_ | yeah |
21:10.23 | lmns972 | i use asterisk version 1.6.0.18 |
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21:12.15 | ChannelZ | ldap to do what? |
21:12.54 | ChannelZ | http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk+LDAP |
21:17.26 | lmns972 | I want use ldap for authentication of users |
21:17.44 | VoIP-Penguin | Just for giggles? |
21:19.16 | lmns972 | ChannelZ, yes i already look this page |
21:20.09 | lmns972 | but I can not install |
21:21.49 | lmns972 | this archive do not contain a Makefile |
21:22.47 | lmns972 | when i use the makefile of asterisk packages, it is impossible to install asterisk |
21:23.32 | ChannelZ | shrugs |
21:23.43 | ChannelZ | looks old, confusing, and unsupported |
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21:26.59 | lmns972 | then I must use a more recent version of asterisk? |
21:28.11 | Slugs_ | unfortunatly I doubt it ;/ |
21:28.51 | Slugs_ | your a minior release from stable |
21:29.05 | ChannelZ | No I mean as in nobody is using this ldap thing and thus it's old and out of date and not maintained |
21:29.21 | ChannelZ | But I could be wrong, I can't even tell what it consists of and don't care enough to figure it out. |
21:31.42 | lmns972 | if I use an older version of asterisk you think it can work |
21:32.57 | lmns972 | for our final project study is based on a solution with asterisk mark a active directory |
21:33.03 | ChannelZ | maybe |
21:33.40 | ChannelZ | But I don't think I've heard anyone here talk about it.. so I can't imagine it's very common or that you will find much help with it here |
21:34.51 | lmns972 | :( |
21:35.28 | lmns972 | at least I tried |
21:35.47 | ChannelZ | well there's two things near as I can tell |
21:36.04 | ChannelZ | One is a Perl module which will generate asterisk config files from an LDAP directory |
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21:37.28 | ChannelZ | If you want realtime config via LDAP (like MySQL) that's something else and will require actual integration into asterisk.. which is the bit that is probably out-of-date and unmaintained |
21:39.20 | lmns972 | this is also not maintained for mysql ? |
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21:40.34 | ChannelZ | no, realtime config via SQL is kept up-to-date as far as I know |
21:42.31 | lmns972 | ok |
21:44.11 | lmns972 | I'll try the 1.4 version of asterisk and if it still does not work I'll have to go through the mysql |
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22:00.21 | Slugs_ | . |
22:00.51 | ChannelZ | hmm did the 'j' flag of Dial get depreciated in 1.6.x? |
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22:02.14 | VoIP-Penguin | Maybe deprecated. |
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22:09.53 | jkroon | http://pastebin.co.za/96550 - that's the only indication I get in my logs that something is wrong with my dahdi configuration - how do I go about figuring out what asterisk thinks is wrong? modules loaded is wct4xxp and wcb4xxp, 1 x quad pri card and 3 x quad bri. |
22:10.08 | jkroon | pri currently populated, not the bri's |
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22:11.30 | ChannelZ | If you look at the source code that comes out when it tries to read from /dev/dahdi/timer IIRC |
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22:15.11 | ChannelZ | I'd maybe start with unloading the BRI drivers if you're not using them. Some sort of timing conflict perhaps, vomit on the PCI bus... |
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22:15.28 | jkroon | looks like it yes. |
22:15.38 | jkroon | however, they got unplugged exactly because of this. |
22:15.44 | ChannelZ | I don't know what happens with multiple hardware cards, who wins for the timing source (perhaps doc/timing.txt reveals) |
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22:17.02 | ChannelZ | Well if they are unplugged and not in use, don't load the drivers |
22:17.08 | jkroon | no, doc/timing.txt waffles about how important DAHDI is. |
22:17.21 | VoIP-Penguin | mmmmm... waffles... |
22:17.25 | jkroon | and it looks like (based on kernel source code) whether the timing source is per card. |
22:17.43 | ChannelZ | hmm |
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22:18.55 | jkroon | also, my asterisk is the owner of /dev/dahdi/timer ... |
22:19.24 | jkroon | the more i look at this the more I think that PRI card is bust. |
22:20.07 | ChannelZ | Is this failure occurring after asterisk has been running, or are you not able to start up in the first place? |
22:21.57 | jkroon | about to start up. |
22:22.09 | jkroon | it's been running fine for a couple of days and just failed suddenly this afternoon |
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22:22.34 | ChannelZ | hmm.. well yeah the card could be semi-dead |
22:22.46 | ChannelZ | you've run some of the test tools? |
22:22.48 | jkroon | it actually starts up, i get that error. no link state changes in dahdi_scan output (alarms) when the cable gets plugged/unplugged. |
22:23.08 | jkroon | i'm not physically there to wire in loop-back cables etc ... |
22:23.25 | jkroon | anything else I can do remotely with it plugged into the other equipment? |
22:24.53 | jkroon | dahdi_test (not sure what it tests) is somewhat happy (>= 99.98 % accuracy ... not that I think that means much) |
22:24.59 | ChannelZ | ?? sorry no experience with those cards |
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22:25.58 | ChannelZ | dahdi_hardware -v |
22:26.41 | ChannelZ | or dahdi_scan, see if it says anything interesting |
22:27.58 | jkroon | nothing. |
22:28.00 | Katty | howdy |
22:28.05 | jkroon | howdy |
22:28.34 | ChannelZ | it says nothing, or nothing interesting? :) |
22:30.40 | Katty | it says ORDER ME PIZZA |
22:30.51 | ChannelZ | is making pizza later.. |
22:31.27 | Slugs_ | from scratch? |
22:31.33 | Katty | yes |
22:31.34 | Katty | he does |
22:31.43 | ChannelZ | hells yeah! |
22:31.50 | Slugs_ | ;) i own a pizzeria |
22:31.50 | ChannelZ | gotta go make sauce in a bi |
22:31.52 | ChannelZ | bit |
22:31.56 | Slugs_ | i know all about that ;) |
22:32.08 | ChannelZ | Slugs_: cool, where? |
22:32.15 | Slugs_ | atlanta |
22:32.24 | ChannelZ | Nice. What style of pizza? |
22:32.26 | Slugs_ | salernos pizza |
22:32.26 | Katty | let me pack my bags, i will be right over |
22:32.28 | Slugs_ | ny thin |
22:32.44 | ChannelZ | excellent |
22:32.47 | Slugs_ | not 2 thin tho |
22:32.49 | ChannelZ | Might have to pick your brain |
22:32.54 | Slugs_ | sure thing |
22:33.39 | ChannelZ | You do the whole cold fermentation for dough? |
22:33.48 | Slugs_ | i make about 25 lbs a dough a batch so the percentages might be slightly confusing |
22:34.02 | Slugs_ | yes |
22:34.27 | ChannelZ | Most of the problem with making dough at home is mixing, and getting good high protein flour |
22:34.31 | Slugs_ | i dont use dough sooner than 4 hours IN A EMERGENCY |
22:34.56 | Slugs_ | high gluton is necessary, trump is ok |
22:35.41 | ChannelZ | Wow, 4 hours? Mine doesn't get good until 24+ |
22:35.50 | Slugs_ | tricks ! |
22:36.13 | Slugs_ | its best 24+ don't get me wrong ;) |
22:36.26 | Slugs_ | eaiser to strech, less dense |
22:36.56 | ChannelZ | Do you use it cold? |
22:37.17 | Slugs_ | slightly under room temp works |
22:37.30 | ChannelZ | yah |
22:37.30 | Slugs_ | cold is too difficult to streach evenly |
22:37.41 | ChannelZ | It also doesn't seem to bake right |
22:37.53 | ChannelZ | the crust will be very very smooth and hardly no rise it seems |
22:37.56 | Slugs_ | true, do you use screens to bake on? |
22:38.02 | Slugs_ | yep |
22:38.17 | ChannelZ | Yeah, I build on a screen and then bake it for a few minutes until it's stiff enough to remove from underneath |
22:38.24 | Slugs_ | perfect |
22:38.35 | jkroon | ChannelZ, nothing interesting. |
22:38.38 | ChannelZ | My think currently is coming up with a sauce that I like |
22:38.46 | ChannelZ | s/think/thing |
22:39.06 | jkroon | ok, i'm thinking hardware. |
22:39.19 | jkroon | when I get on site in a few hours ... loop back cable? then what? |
22:39.22 | ChannelZ | jkroon: unless the config changed, could be |
22:39.36 | Katty | jkroon: swap it around with another ...hardware? |
22:39.38 | ChannelZ | jkroon: or the config is wrong and was only working accidentally up until now :) |
22:39.58 | jkroon | ChannelZ, i shudder at that thought. |
22:39.58 | Slugs_ | i got a neat recipe if you don't make it from scratch, it's good but not as good as all fresh |
22:40.29 | jkroon | Katty, wct4xxp ... expensive cards, can only on tuesday... |
22:40.42 | ChannelZ | jkroon: so you said the /dev/dahdi/* are owned by 'asterisk'.. and I assume your asterisk runs as the same user? |
22:40.48 | jkroon | jip. |
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22:41.30 | ChannelZ | Slugs_: I'm trying to duplicate something from a local pizza place but have a hard time determining what exactly it is about it |
22:41.55 | jkroon | here is an interesting one, if I comment the PRI configs out in chan_dahdi then it comes up clean. |
22:42.02 | jkroon | that is, with the BRI cards configured. |
22:42.09 | ChannelZ | Slugs_: visually it seems simple, just tomato with oregano I guess.. I think it's fresh garlic perhaps where a lot of flavor is coming from |
22:42.12 | jkroon | with the PRIs I get that error. |
22:42.16 | ChannelZ | or the distinct flavor anyway |
22:42.24 | jkroon | can I pastebin my configs and let someone take a peek? |
22:42.27 | Katty | jkroon: they may be epensive, but think of all the labor costs put into figuring out what's going on |
22:42.45 | Slugs_ | well i have to go right now but if you need anything you know, i will share an easy recipe for sauce, you will like it |
22:42.49 | Slugs_ | bbiab |
22:42.57 | jkroon | Katty, they're good cards, i'm not argueing that. |
22:44.24 | ChannelZ | so, either some config changed with timing, or perhaps the card is semi-dead |
22:44.39 | doneir | wct4xxp aren't expensive, we just moved from dialogic cards ($5k a pop) to digium (700) |
22:45.03 | doneir | TE220 takes more ports too |
22:45.06 | doneir | heh |
22:45.36 | ChannelZ | I've no experience with PRI so I can't really help much more, dunno how all the channels work, config terminology, etc |
22:46.04 | jkroon | http://pastebin.co.za/96559 - dahdi/system.conf, chan_dahdi.conf and users.conf. |
22:46.39 | jkroon | 700 * 8 = R5600 ... about a third of what I pay for them. |
22:47.47 | jkroon | ChannelZ, just take a look anyway please, maybe you spot something obvious that I'm not seeing. |
22:48.21 | ChannelZ | I am but it's all greek to me |
22:48.30 | jkroon | thanks. |
22:48.36 | jkroon | for at least trying. |
22:49.06 | jkroon | i are now properly confused. i'm seriously thinking HW. going to try switching off the crc4 stuff. |
22:49.09 | jkroon | see what happens. |
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22:50.27 | jkroon | PRI span 1/0: Provisioned, Down, Active |
22:50.33 | jkroon | stays Down. |
22:50.39 | jkroon | alarms says OK. |
22:51.19 | ChannelZ | hmm |
22:51.29 | ChannelZ | maybe is your telco hosed? |
22:52.26 | ChannelZ | aside: I thought T1 only had 24 channels? |
22:52.41 | jkroon | E1 |
22:52.50 | jkroon | this is ZA :) |
22:53.06 | ChannelZ | ahh |
22:53.21 | jkroon | and my telco is coming in on the BRIs. which has now been moved direct to the pabx because of this. |
22:53.33 | jkroon | anyway, i'm off to bed. |
22:53.51 | ChannelZ | hmm.. well good luck |
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23:23.18 | ecrist | will an FXS to SIP adapter allow a standard dial-up modem to function? |
23:27.44 | VoIP-Penguin | Won't the modem function by itself? |
23:28.12 | VoIP-Penguin | I mean, it would be worthless if it didn't function on its own. |
23:31.22 | ecrist | I have a voip server with a PRI. I have a server in the same rack that needs to dial out. rather than getting a pots line just for that modem, it would be nice to make use of the PRI |
23:32.10 | VoIP-Penguin | You want to use your PRI for dialup networking? |
23:34.01 | ecrist | yes |
23:34.10 | ecrist | well, one channel of it |
23:42.16 | VoIP-Penguin | Wouldn't you have to have a channel bank to be able to do that? |
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23:44.03 | ecrist | that's what the FXS to SIP adapter would be doing. |
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23:47.14 | beek | ecrist: You *may* get away with it. It depends on your network and how much latency and jitter you'll be experiencing. |
23:47.40 | beek | I know one company that uses an ATA across an RF link to its Asterisk box and it works fine. |
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23:50.12 | ecrist | interesting. This would be gigabit on the same subnet |
23:50.46 | beek | ecrist: Try it is the best thing I can suggest. Modems can be quite finicky. |
23:51.12 | ecrist | I think I'm going to cut my losses and just got a pots line |
23:51.21 | ecrist | s/got/get/ |
23:51.55 | beek | ecrist: Doable, but the cost of an ATA is under $100. I use the SPA3102s with great success and that's what the aforementioned company used, as well. |
23:53.34 | ecrist | interesting |
23:53.45 | ecrist | perhaps I'll pick on of those up and try it out. |
23:54.52 | beek | GN |
23:55.10 | ecrist | GN? |
23:55.18 | beek | Good night.. I'm outta here. |
23:55.26 | ecrist | Amazon has one of those for $76 after shipping |
23:55.30 | ecrist | I'll give it a shot |
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