IRC log for #asterisk on 20110123

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00:12.54a1fagrep -c "Wrong password" /var/log/asterisk/messages
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00:12.59a1fa:)
00:19.03ChannelZI have no idea what you're trying to do
00:21.57a1faalwaysauthreject=yes
00:22.16a1fascumbags can still guess extensions
00:22.26a1faor sip accounts
00:39.39niekieThe internet is great.
00:39.58niekieI Google "Free Russian DID" and I get free Russian wife.
00:40.01niekie:|
00:41.27a1famaybe you did his wife?
00:41.53niekieHeh.
00:50.23a1fai am finally getting some time to fix my dialplan
00:50.36a1faand i finally cracked the broadvoice alternative number problem
00:51.07a1fahttp://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+settings+Broadvoice+distinctive+ring+support
00:53.42a1fais there anyway to change the server header information?
00:54.01a1faand hide realm for 401 requests
00:55.10a1fauseragent = "" in sip.conf?
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00:58.01a1fagod.. asterisk should come default with all security features enabled
00:58.40a1fa<PROTECTED>
00:58.49IsUpblocksocialengineeringattacks=yes
00:59.43a1fahaha
00:59.47a1fano.. not that one
00:59.56a1fathat one is enabled by layer8 routing
01:13.05a1fagod, this is the first time i think timing is messing me up.. can barely understand voicemialmain from all jittering
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01:25.09tekatiLooking into Faxing.  What would be the best way to implement faxing with Asterisk 1.8.2.2?  I would like to do faxing to email and be able to have clients who call into asterisk be able to auto send them a fax etc.
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02:31.48capitanis there a big overhead to being registered to too many trunks?  for example, is there a big difference between A) being registered to one trunk with 99 concurrent calls or B) registering to ~33 trunks and distributing the same concurrent calls to ~3/trunk ? please forgive any poor semantics...
02:37.49drmessanocapitan, if you're using IAX2 there's some potential bandwidth savings with call concurrency using the same peer.  SIP is entirely different, and it doesn't matter if it's the same peer or a 99 different peers.
02:49.03capitandrmessano, thanks! :D
02:50.20capitanmy case is SIP, and it'll be more managable for me with the lotsa-peers approach, so that's very good to know...
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04:16.34zachsisholy moly. any asterisk ninjas familliar with this error ?
04:16.36zachsisTRUNK Dial failed due to CHANUNAVAIL HANGUPCAUSE: 66
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09:06.35Babak__hi is anyone using 79xx cisco ipphones?
09:12.42fenrusayea.
09:12.49fenrusseveral 7940
09:13.41fenrusif you state your real question you might get an answer.
09:17.18Babak__fenrus: I need to show unicode characters on the display but it shows squares. it seems I need the locale files. but I do not find them
09:17.53fenrusthe locale file for the phone ?
09:18.00Babak__yep
09:18.17fenrusill check the cisco website and see if i can find anything
09:18.24Babak__thanx
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09:25.54fenruscant seem to find that much,
09:26.00fenrusmight be worth a shot with https://supportforums.cisco.com/
09:28.05fenrusseems like it should work with CCM 5.0 on 7940G/7960G
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09:39.48Babak__fenrus: I have no ccm.
09:42.31fenrusme neither :/
09:43.52Babak__I can find xml config files and all other things but this
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09:58.17fenrushave any filename to search for ?
10:00.55ChannelZautoexec.bat
10:08.11Babak__fenrus: I need to someone to have ccm. cause it seems cisco locale installer works on ccm servers only
10:10.39Babak__for example the phone is requesting english_united_states\ipc-sip.jar for cisco ip communicator
10:10.45Babak__on tftp
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10:16.57bbearhello.
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10:24.58bbearI would like to have telephony through internet.
10:25.22bbearIs it possible to have a PCI card which I can connect with my standard RJ11 phone ?
10:25.30fenrusyes.
10:25.33fenrusor a ata box.
10:25.37fenrusor skype
10:25.37bbear(a cheap one preferably, not a fancy device)
10:25.44bbearwhat ata box ?
10:26.16fenrushttp://lmgtfy.com/?q=ata+box
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10:27.01bbearwhat would you advice ?
10:27.09bbearI would like to have standard phone
10:27.28bbearActually i wonder if you know SFR (french ISP).
10:28.05bbearI would like to use their phone service with a personal equipment (not this one provided as standard for the majority of people)
10:28.22bbearI am going to have a server.
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10:28.30bbearWhat is the cheapest, ata box or pci card ?
10:28.34bbearIs it so different ?
10:29.23fenrusif you have an ata box you need no server
10:29.41bbearYes but I have a server.
10:29.47bbearwith free pci slots.
10:29.51fenrusif you get a sip provider
10:30.09fenrusmy guess is that a pci card is more expensive than an ata box
10:30.29bbearI already have one, but it does not support incoming calls. I wonder if either pci card or atabox will work with incoming calls.
10:30.42bbear(talking about the SIP account)
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10:31.58fenrusyour sip provider does not support incoming calls?
10:32.09fenrusor your ata box ?, what ?
10:33.20bbearActually if I directly a sip software phone (ekiga or twinkle) , I cannot have incoming calls. I can just make outgoing calls, and it's restricted to certain numbers, that becomes true when I use the ADSL box provided by the ISP.
10:33.26bbearbecomes not true*.
10:33.52bbearwith the box I have incoming calls and not restricted calls to special numbers.
10:34.40bbearI wonder if I can do the same with a pci card/ata box, or if the result will be the same than with the SIP softphone.
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10:55.51com3Hello,,
10:56.36bbearhello
10:56.50com3Just a quick question, are there any special hardware requirements to build a new Asterisk server?
10:59.10com3anyone?
11:01.50fenrusthat depends.
11:01.59fenrusonly for sip signalling - no
11:02.20fenrusif you want to be able to use some kind of T1/E1 cards you need one of those
11:02.26fenrusand make sure it fits in the machine
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11:06.28com3great thanks,,
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11:15.31com3fenrus, so to be able to use a landline and voip together i need a T1/E1/J1 card?
11:16.16fenrusfor a traditional landline yes,
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11:16.29fenrusbut if you get a sip connection from a sip provider instead you need none
11:16.36fenrusif your phones are sip too.
11:21.34com3I see,
11:22.51com3do you happen to know if there are any USB based E1 or T1 cards? i'm trying to run the server on my laptop to start
11:23.37coppicesee xorcom
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17:35.47y7nHi, I have an Atcom IP01 running Asterisk 1.4.  When I call out from a SIP client over PSTN I get some odd blips during the call. Anyone able to advise? I've recorded a sample: www.simplygenius.co.uk/file/misc/Atcom-IP01-PSTN-Sample-Recording.mp3
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17:44.37scrooge-mcduckhello
17:44.45leifmadsenyo
17:45.07scrooge-mcducki am trying to get asterisk working
17:45.15scrooge-mcduckonly it fails to connect with voipbuster
17:45.31scrooge-mcduckand i am getting a bit confused regarding the settings to use for voipbuster
17:45.34scrooge-mcduckafter googling
17:48.48scrooge-mcduckdoes anyone know what the correct settings are?
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18:03.27scrooge-mcduckbinbash_: are you good with asterisk?
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18:26.50scrooge-mcduckCall from '' to extension 's' rejected because extension not found.
18:26.54scrooge-mcduckwhat does this mean?
18:28.39Tim_Toadyyou dont have the s extension in that context
18:29.01scrooge-mcduckis that a special one from asterisk?
18:29.22Tim_Toadyhttp://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+standard+extensions
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18:33.03scrooge-mcduckhow can i enable the debug logging so it says in which context its looking for s?
18:33.06scrooge-mcducki tried
18:33.10scrooge-mcduckasterisk -rvvvvv
18:33.18scrooge-mcduckand then set sip debug
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18:34.32Tim_Toadyasterisk -rvvv is enough to see the dialplan code runing
18:35.03Tim_Toadyas for the context its the one you have set on ur sip.conf for that peer/user/whatever
18:36.33scrooge-mcduckyeah but still ignores it
18:36.41scrooge-mcduckso i wanna know in which context it is looking for s...
18:36.47scrooge-mcduckshould be from-voipbuster
18:39.18scrooge-mcduckgrr
18:41.07scrooge-mcduck[Jan 23 18:40:31] WARNING[2253]: channel.c:2599 ast_indicate_data: Unable to handle indication 3 for 'SIP/5060-005568d8'
18:41.11scrooge-mcduckah
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18:48.54pabelanger~collectdebug
18:48.55infoboti heard collectdebug is a method of collecting logs allowing others help troubleshoot an issue.  Refer to https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Collecting+Debug+Information
18:48.58pabelangerscrooge-mcduck: ^
18:49.08scrooge-mcduckthanks
19:03.24scrooge-mcducki increase the logging
19:03.25scrooge-mcduckstuff
19:03.33scrooge-mcduckbut still doesnt tell me which context it
19:03.37scrooge-mcduckexpects it to be in
19:05.38scrooge-mcduckhmm
19:05.43scrooge-mcducki need to do
19:05.46scrooge-mcduck[default]
19:05.51scrooge-mcduckinclude => from-voipbuster
19:05.54scrooge-mcduckto make it work :/
19:06.21scrooge-mcduckwhile the context of the voipbuster peer of friend type is set to from-voipbuster
19:08.03scrooge-mcduckthis is my config: http://pastebin.com/ihaRvGQR
19:08.06scrooge-mcduckpabelanger: http://pastebin.com/ihaRvGQR
19:08.34scrooge-mcduckfrom line 28 is extensions.conf
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19:26.54scrooge-mcducksip_write: Asked to transmit frame type 8, while native formats is 0x4 (ulaw)(4) read/write = 0x4 (ulaw)(4)/0x4 (ulaw)(4)
19:26.57scrooge-mcduck:/
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19:35.03ixtiHello everybody. Probably somebody experienced (and solved) same problem as I have: ReceiveFax() works, while SendFax() not - produces lots of warnings about T38FaxMaxDatagram
19:41.58pabelangerscrooge-mcduck: remove the whitespaces in your extensions.  EG: exten => s,1,Anser()
19:42.00pabelangererro
19:42.20pabelangers/Anser/Answer
19:42.23pabelangers/Anser/Answer/
19:42.32pabelangerblah
19:42.45pabelangerexten => s,1,Answer()
19:42.49pabelangerscrooge-mcduck: ^
19:43.48scrooge-mcduckhm, does the whitespace matter?
19:43.54pabelangerscrooge-mcduck: yes
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19:45.38scrooge-mcduck:/
19:45.50pabelanger~book
19:45.50infobot[~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, or http://ofps.oreilly.com/
19:46.06pabelangerscrooge-mcduck: ^ A good resource to learn
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19:47.52scrooge-mcduckgood
19:47.56scrooge-mcduckworking now sweet!
19:47.59scrooge-mcduckonly sound sucks
19:48.04scrooge-mcduckbut thats something for next time
19:49.34scrooge-mcduckalready happy its working :)
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19:56.01scrooge-mcduckah its usng ulaw
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23:00.27ixtiCan somebody tell me where to look at, when SendFax() produce lots of warnings about T38FaxMaxDatagram into console?
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