IRC log for #asterisk on 20110115

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00:14.33Jasnejacanybody tried 1.8.1.2 yet?  I have two installations and neither will make sip calls although they will receive them
00:15.05ChainsawDamn, is it out?
00:15.07ChainsawDid I miss it?
00:15.11Jasnejacyes
00:15.26ChainsawI blame leifmadsen for not updating the topic!
00:15.28JasnejacLeif announced it on VUC earlier
00:15.29Chainsawupdates CVS
00:15.46Jasnejacbut I cant get it to make SIP calls :D
00:16.03ChainsawSo some ancillary features don't work. But the core is very stable ;D
00:16.13Jasnejaclol
00:16.15citywokJasnejac: did it work in 1.8.1.1?
00:16.31Jasnejacyes
00:16.55citywokk. compiling on dev box
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00:17.47citywokwhat's the error?
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00:18.48Jasnejachttp://pastebin.com/AYDE3Lr4
00:19.49citywokJasnejac: is that supposed to be dial (SIP/Pete,30) and not .30?
00:19.54Jasnejacthat's for a host not there of course but the effect is the same
00:20.16citywokor do you actually have a peer named "pete.30"
00:20.24ChainsawJasnejac: You can't rely on ChanIsAvail or Dial not connecting to non-existent hosts in 1.8; use SIPPEER instead.
00:20.37Jasnejaclol - you are kidding me.  doh....  I've spent the last two hours trying to make this work!
00:20.55citywokyour first clue should have been unable to resolve pete.30
00:21.22drmessanoPETE 3.0 is much cooler than 2.5
00:21.33citywokyea but he's unstable. too new.
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00:21.41carrarbut PETE still needs a upgade
00:21.43carrarupgrade
00:21.44citywoki'd wait until pete 3.0.1
00:22.02carrarobvously PETE 1.8.1.2 was a fail
00:22.21drmessanolol
00:22.21ChainsawJasnejac: I tend to check whether context != "" for said SIPPEER before I really connect.
00:22.26Jasnejacnah - that wasn't it
00:22.27ChainsawJasnejac: That works on my system.
00:22.40drmessanoI did an SVN update this AM.. haven't tested my calls yet
00:22.46drmessanoAt home anyway
00:23.01carrarAuto upgrade productionsboxes?
00:23.03Jasnejacstill can't get it to work - new pastebin http://pastebin.com/T2Wam4Kp
00:23.11drmessanoWorking fine here
00:23.44citywok= Everyone is busy/congested at this time (1:0/0/1)
00:23.46citywoksip show peers
00:24.10Chainsawshines a bright light on the SIPPEER command he wrote about before, then walks off
00:27.24CoYo-TJasnejac, looks like some invalid string in your peer
00:28.10Jasnejacthis is strange - I've not chaged anything and now it works.  I'll look a little further, all typos asside :D
00:29.50CoYo-Ti have some similar issue, and think pthread is bad allocating memory spaces.. but its just an idea... not low level debug yet done to asume this
00:30.31CoYo-Tim using 1.8.1.1 and have lot of crashes with strange "memory chunks"
00:36.26Jasnejacthere was a patch for 1.6.2.15 (I think) for choppy IAX audio.  Is this sorted in 1.8.1.2?
00:36.40citywokcheck CHANGES
00:36.55JasnejacI have but they aren't clear
00:37.09Jasnejacnot to me anyway!
00:37.32citywokit has 3 changes listed under IAX2. what isn't clear?
00:38.50Jasnejacthose are added facilites not bug fixes
00:39.23Jasnejacthis was a patch, noted on the users list.  I couldn't find it included in the 1.8.2 rc1 list
00:40.40JasnejacI trunked to a 1.4.19 box (live) and it gave choppy audio - ended up sending it over dahdi to get dtmf to work
00:42.08CoYo-Ti ask if the new sip status labels are intentional or a misstype... cause this is messing some control panels... and no answer yet
00:42.25CoYo-Tany url where find info about this? i can't find anything around
00:43.19CoYo-Tmaybe Jasnejac can find info there too
00:47.39citywokcheck the ChangeLog files
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02:07.04v1sis there any conversion wen going from sip to iax ?
02:08.00v1slike if my did provider can do sip and iax and I am doing didprov <sip> serv1 <iax2> serv2
02:08.11v1sshould I just try to keep it all iax2 or does it not mater
02:14.26Cresl1nIt usually doesn't hurt to keep it all the same :-)
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02:20.45LantiziaHey has anyone written anything that uses the official Digium "Fax for Asterisk" that does T.38 to E-mail and E-mail to T.38?
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02:27.08v1si had a fax to email script let me see if I can find it not sure if I still have it
02:31.53v1ssorry cant find the script I used. But I found this in my bookmarks hopefuly it can help you it has some script for that
02:31.55v1shttp://www.teamforrest.com/blog/156/integrating-fax-for-asterisk/#more-156
02:34.43CoYo-Ttry avantfax
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03:07.42LantiziaCoYo-T, does this avantfax register to asterisk as a peer then to send/receive T.38 faxes?
03:08.00CoYo-Tvia iaxmodem
03:08.38CoYo-Tgoogle for some info.. i have it working and goes great
03:09.10Lantiziano it's not t.38 - not want I want sorry
03:11.27CoYo-Tnop.. a hint .. http://www.freelancer.com/projects/Script-Installation-System-Admin/Install-Hylafax-Avantfax-with-Softmodem.html
03:11.35CoYo-Tworks w t38 too
03:12.47CoYo-Tlet me see if i can find some more info 4 u.. but it works w/wout t.38 protocol.. and is a nice frontend to manage faxes via web
03:12.50Lantizianot natively though
03:13.28Lantiziaand I specifically want to use the "Fax for Asterisk" module which already does T.38
03:13.44Lantiziajust need to find a nice web interface for faxes using it _IN Both Directions_
03:13.50Lantiziaand/or e-mail to fax / fax to e-mail
03:14.08Lantiziabut I don't care about faxing over normal sip as it never works or faxes over tdm - just t.38
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03:18.48CoYo-Ti didn't try. but maybe avantfax can be pluggued to asterisk directly
03:19.29CoYo-Tcause it manage modems... you can try using iax2 between asterisk and avantfax (as a modem) to manage all the fax stuff
03:19.46CoYo-Tnot usin iaxmodem ofcourse
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03:21.25LantiziaI've never even seen T.38 over IAX
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03:22.58CoYo-Tiaxmodem is made for it (handles t38 too, if your sip trunk supports it)
03:23.26CoYo-Tnow asterisk can do that part of the job... so... for sure.. iaxmodem can be ommited
03:24.08CoYo-Tlook for info of how avantfax can be pluggued into asterisk..
03:25.00CoYo-Tcause even you can only use the interface...
03:25.21CoYo-Tasterisk grab the faxes.. avanfax can read it from the storage dir...
03:30.01LantiziaCoYo-T, Do Not Want
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05:26.45Kobazhmm
05:27.00Kobazthere's an IFTIME, but no IFDAY
05:31.57v1swhat u trying to do
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05:32.37raden[Jan 14 23:32:23] WARNING[18208]: chan_sip.c:2803 retrans_pkt: Maximum retries exceeded on transmission 3cd17d6e-71d5b102@192.168.1.201 for seqno 101 (Critical Response) -- See doc/sip-retransmit.txt.
05:33.05Kobazday of the week
05:33.23v1s GotoIfTime(<time range>|<days of week>|<days of month>|<months>?[[context|]extension|]pri)
05:34.04Kobazyeah but i want a function
05:34.33v1sit is the same I belive
05:34.37v1su use that format
05:34.56v1sIFTIME(*|mon|8-15|nov?goodtime:badtime)
05:35.04v1ssee this page
05:35.05v1shttp://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+func+iftime
05:35.22v1stimespec is on this page
05:35.23v1shttp://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+cmd+GotoIfTime
05:36.53Kobazwhich asterisk version
05:36.55KobazIFTIME(<timespec>?[<true>][:<false>])
05:37.00Kobazi'm on 1.6.0 still
05:37.07v1sit says 1.6
05:37.16Kobazhmm
05:37.19v1sAsterisk 1.6
05:37.19v1s GotoIfTime(<time range>,<days of week>,<days of month>,<months>?[[context,]extension,]pri)
05:37.22Kobazi guess i can see if it works
05:37.29Kobazyeah i know  GotoIfTime supports all that
05:37.39Kobazin 1.6
05:50.45Kobazthe example is wrong
05:51.08Kobazi should look at the source code to see how it parses timespec
05:51.21Kobazbut just from some playing around, this works:     Set(daymode=${IFTIME(*|mon|*|*|0:00-4:00|?1:0)});
05:51.24Kobazwell, seems to work
05:58.08Kobazast_build_timing()
05:58.25Kobazmm, that's not the right spot for the time range
06:00.19Kobazprobably should be added to the documentation, but it's time|weekday|monthday|month
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06:21.38resellerhi everybody
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06:37.41jasonhhello
06:40.47v1shi
07:03.17jasonhcould anyone offer me any advice?  whenever I reboot my asterisk box my rhino cards come up unconfigured when I run dahdi_tool
07:10.57carrarjasonh, modules probably aren't getting loaded
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07:12.01carrarI don't use rhino cards
07:12.36jasonhlet me check.  i believe i checked that.  in the /etc/dahdi/modules file?  or a different one?
07:12.51carraror you need to create a init.d script to load in the config
07:14.44carrar<PROTECTED>
07:15.08carrarbut you didn't mention if the module was getting loaded or not
07:15.20carrarjust that the card config wasn't there
07:16.27carrarThough I assume when you load the module it laods in the config too
07:16.33carrardon't know
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07:18.55jasonhmodprobe -l shows them as being loaded..  lemme check the init script to see if it's loading the config..  thanks for the pointers!
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07:45.38jasonhawesome!  got it working!  :D
07:46.23carrarWhat was it
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07:51.27jasonhhonestly, i'm not totally sure.  but i think it was because I needed to run dahdi_genconf before dahdi_cfg.  does that make sense?
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12:15.12delxHey!
12:18.11delxI have an AGI script. The script dials a number. Is it possible to get the timestamp when the call receiver hearer has been picked ?
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12:29.16HaMFHi! I've connected a SIP-Phone to my asterisk box and everything works fine as long as I specify the peer in sip.conf but as soon as I try to use postgresql realtime asterisk crashes after a the phone registeres (not neccesairly immediately). Could someone help me out there. I would happily provide any information you need.
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13:15.35shtoomdelx: Its certainly possible through AMI there would be an event indicating channel state change (Ringing , answered etc etc )
13:17.59delxshtoom, thanks for information! :)
13:18.30shtoomdelx: :)
13:19.17WIMPydelx: You will also find it in your CDRs if you don;t need it during the calll
13:19.33delxWIMPy, CDRs?
13:20.05WIMPyCall Detail Records
13:20.33delxah, ok :)
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13:48.06mechbangirchi can any one recommend me some good SBC for asterisk
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17:26.35shamelessn00banyone used VoiceRD?
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19:44.18jayteedoes anyone know if there's an option in configuration of Polycom phones to give a tone indication for attended transfer on the phone the call is transferred to when the transfer has completed?
19:44.47jayteeI've been digging through the SIP Admin guide for several hours and googling.
19:48.04jayteeactually I'm probably meaning Consultative transfer because I'm not using the Conference softkey
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20:02.44DoYouKnowhow do I set up asterisk so I can make a call file using google voice with jabber? I also want to play music with MP3Player
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20:06.12DoYouKnowI've seen some documents on configuring google voice, but none seem to describe how to set it up 100% fully, that I can tell anyway
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20:13.52whippiiihi there, I'm about to start the development of a call center supervising web application. I'm new in Asterisk's world and any sourrounding piece of code about it...
20:14.07whippiiiWould you give me some advice about what language or languages should I consider to make this kind of job?
20:14.27whippiiiplease, sorry by my bad English, I speak Spanish
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23:35.30giftwhats a good free voip provider to use for asterisk?  ive googled but i think i have bad terminiology for pbx's
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23:59.52DoYouKnowgift: theoretically, you can use google voice callback with ipkall for inbound

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