00:04.06 | brokedcomputer | Looking for help configuring Asterisk, after compiling it on Ubuntu x64 |
00:07.19 | ChannelZ | <PROTECTED> |
00:07.35 | ChannelZ | Do you have The Book? |
00:09.43 | lorsungcu | sure he does |
00:09.44 | lorsungcu | http://www.asteriskdocs.org/en/3rd_Edition/asterisk-book-html/asterisk-book.html |
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00:24.00 | lorsungcu | broked, did you see the link? |
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02:07.37 | LemensTS | join /#openmeetings |
02:07.48 | LemensTS | doh lol |
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02:17.28 | brokedcomputer | I want to run Asterisk on Ubuntu (10.04 if needed or 12.04 if possible and reliable) with a samba server in the background for other things. Could someone help me with this? I did get DAHDI and Asterisk built from source, but then my information source left. |
02:41.28 | ChannelZ | ~thebook |
02:41.29 | infobot | Asterisk: The Definitive Guide, 3rd Edition (ISBN 0-596-51734-3) available at http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596517342 - Asterisk: The Definitive Guide is released under a Creative Commons License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/us/) and is available for reading online at http://www.asteriskdocs.org/ or see ~buybook |
02:41.45 | brokedcomputer | ... thanks for the help.... |
02:42.08 | ChannelZ | What you're asking for is someone to teach you how to build a house, by building the house for you. |
02:42.34 | brokedcomputer | No, what I was asking if someone could help me, I never specified what about yet, |
02:42.47 | ChannelZ | I can tell you a bunch of things to type into half a dozen config files, and you'll have no idea what any of it means. |
02:42.50 | brokedcomputer | I actually have most of the install done, what I needed was the GUI and I remember how to test it. |
02:43.36 | ChannelZ | This is mainly a support channel for Asterisk proper, not any of the GUIs |
02:44.22 | brokedcomputer | I do understand that, however someone could know something about it, and redirect me, the book wont help me install it on Ubuntu directly, usually they are geared toward setup and operation, I am not there yet. |
02:45.11 | ChannelZ | "make install" |
02:45.26 | ChannelZ | #freepbx |
02:45.50 | brokedcomputer | I did that, I am inbetween the initial making, and now onto getting the GUI to respond properly. FreePBX is just as quiet as here, I am in there too.. |
02:46.45 | ChannelZ | Another reason I don't use FreePBX. The documentation sucks and |
02:50.15 | brokedcomputer | Ok, new question, Do I require a sub-network to put the phones on or can they be setup on the same standard network as my computers? |
02:50.35 | ChannelZ | They can be anywhere, including the other side of the planet |
02:51.18 | brokedcomputer | Right, so if I hook up a poe switch to my normal network, and IP phone it should pick up after setup right? |
02:51.25 | brokedcomputer | *If I get the settings right? |
02:52.30 | ChannelZ | Presumably. |
02:52.50 | brokedcomputer | :P Thanks, |
02:52.55 | brokedcomputer | In this you have been helpful. |
02:53.50 | ChannelZ | Oooh, zing. |
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02:58.24 | brokedcomputer | Do you know how to setup a Cisco phone on Asterisk? |
02:58.46 | ChannelZ | Depends what flavor |
02:59.20 | ChannelZ | I've not used Cisco-proper ones, only the Sipura->Linksys->Cisco variety |
02:59.35 | brokedcomputer | Asterisk 1.8.11-cert4 |
02:59.35 | brokedcomputer | Source Tarball |
02:59.40 | ChannelZ | The concept is all the same though, point it at the Asterisk host, tell it a username and password.. |
02:59.51 | brokedcomputer | Oh I see, thats what you meant. |
02:59.53 | ChannelZ | I meant flavor of phone |
03:00.08 | brokedcomputer | Cisco IP Phone 7940 series |
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03:03.05 | brokedcomputer | Hmmm |
03:03.07 | ChannelZ | Don't think those are of the SPA variety so can't help specifically. Are they SIP? I want to say that series was Cisco's proprietary thing by default and you needed different SIP firmware |
03:03.24 | brokedcomputer | Possibly, |
03:03.32 | brokedcomputer | :P Currently I am trying to get one to boot. :P |
03:05.42 | ChannelZ | Hmm yeah I think those are Skinny (SCCP) normally |
03:05.50 | ChannelZ | Which is a whole other can of worms |
03:09.46 | brokedcomputer | You want them to have sip right |
03:11.32 | ChannelZ | Well you can use SCCP but you'll probably find less people here using it for help. |
03:11.43 | brokedcomputer | You want sip right? |
03:12.47 | ChannelZ | I would probably say it's preferred |
03:12.53 | brokedcomputer | So, yes. |
03:13.03 | brokedcomputer | Then I will install sip, as it is possible. |
03:13.15 | ChannelZ | It's an open standard, SCCP I'm not sure is (it wasn't when it was created) |
03:27.18 | lorsungcu | those will run SIP |
03:27.21 | lorsungcu | but it will suck |
03:27.30 | brokedcomputer | How will it suck? |
03:27.40 | lorsungcu | you will be able to make/receive calls |
03:27.42 | lorsungcu | that's about it. |
03:27.55 | brokedcomputer | Thats about all they really need it for... its a very long story. |
03:28.01 | lorsungcu | yeah, i hear that a lot |
03:28.04 | brokedcomputer | Can you still do did? |
03:28.09 | lorsungcu | what? |
03:28.16 | brokedcomputer | Direct inward dial/ |
03:28.21 | lorsungcu | that has nothing to do with the phone. |
03:28.26 | ChannelZ | That's secondary to the phone |
03:28.33 | brokedcomputer | So then they have all the features they need. :P Hahahahahaha |
03:28.52 | lorsungcu | i've moved ~500 cisco endpoints to SIP |
03:29.02 | lorsungcu | it never turns out well. |
03:29.10 | brokedcomputer | So for arguments sake, what would you suggest then? |
03:29.11 | ChannelZ | I think what he probably means is there are no special phone functions that work? Keys for transferring, hold, or whatever? |
03:29.15 | ChannelZ | Dunno |
03:29.21 | lorsungcu | transferring works, hold works |
03:29.26 | lorsungcu | but anyone expecting a cisco phone |
03:29.27 | ChannelZ | well that's good |
03:29.30 | lorsungcu | will be disappointed |
03:29.44 | lorsungcu | if all they seriously need |
03:29.46 | brokedcomputer | They have analog phones, they expect it to call and receive calls... :P |
03:29.48 | lorsungcu | is to make/receive calls |
03:29.54 | lorsungcu | get some ATAs |
03:30.02 | lorsungcu | you will seriously have a better experience. |
03:30.03 | brokedcomputer | ATA's? |
03:30.10 | bdfoster | analogue telephone adapter |
03:30.11 | ChannelZ | Have you already bought these phones? |
03:30.14 | lorsungcu | i dont mean to sound nasty |
03:30.22 | lorsungcu | but are you sure you're the best person to be doing thias/ |
03:30.25 | brokedcomputer | They are in my office powered up right now... |
03:30.59 | ChannelZ | Well it's for a church, I'm assuming he's not being paid |
03:31.04 | lorsungcu | regardless |
03:31.09 | ChannelZ | :) |
03:31.20 | bdfoster | uh, i get paid to install phone systems in churches :-) |
03:31.29 | brokedcomputer | lorsungcu: Out of all the work I have done for the people that are in question, I have never started off knowing everything I need to, I learn fast, and work as needed. If we can ask and answer questions then it wont be a problem./ |
03:31.56 | bdfoster | brokedcomputer, what phones do you have? |
03:32.03 | lorsungcu | cisco 79xx |
03:32.05 | brokedcomputer | I am also being paid, but not what its worth, and the phones are a addon, the main priority of the system is to pass the calls through and do Samba stuff. |
03:32.06 | bdfoster | ugh |
03:32.14 | brokedcomputer | hahahah, getting worse and worse, :p |
03:32.14 | lorsungcu | ya |
03:32.37 | bdfoster | next time, get polycoms ;-) |
03:32.42 | lorsungcu | or anything else |
03:32.51 | bdfoster | true dat. |
03:33.02 | lorsungcu | cisco SPA is fine, if you need a cisco name |
03:33.04 | ChannelZ | Anyone actually used Digium's new phones? |
03:33.04 | brokedcomputer | Well, I will suggest that, |
03:33.08 | lorsungcu | yes, channelz |
03:33.11 | lorsungcu | have some on my desk |
03:33.13 | brokedcomputer | No I do not need cisco |
03:33.21 | brokedcomputer | Its what I was familiar with. :P |
03:33.25 | ChannelZ | Anything interesting? |
03:33.28 | bdfoster | spa's are nice as mentioned |
03:33.34 | bdfoster | i have an spa921 |
03:33.38 | bdfoster | works great |
03:33.42 | ChannelZ | has SPA922s |
03:33.51 | lorsungcu | channelz, pm me for info.. |
03:33.52 | bdfoster | 1up |
03:33.59 | lorsungcu | i use snom 370 |
03:34.09 | lorsungcu | so nice.. |
03:34.17 | bdfoster | i recommend polycoms most of the time |
03:34.22 | lorsungcu | yes |
03:34.23 | ChannelZ | I just wondered in general. I was a little disapointed with the price |
03:34.29 | lorsungcu | the new firmware is so nice |
03:34.32 | lorsungcu | channelz |
03:34.37 | lorsungcu | you'd be disappointed |
03:34.42 | bdfoster | yea it's freakin sweet |
03:34.46 | bdfoster | all the UC stuff |
03:34.53 | bdfoster | even on the ip335's |
03:34.54 | lorsungcu | jsut the fact that the GUI works |
03:35.04 | brokedcomputer | Well we paid about 40$ for both phones, so its not much of a hassle... :P |
03:35.10 | brokedcomputer | Are those 921's poe? |
03:35.14 | lorsungcu | yes |
03:35.27 | brokedcomputer | Cool, I will suggest them |
03:35.34 | bdfoster | might be discontinued... not sure |
03:35.46 | lorsungcu | 504G is a good SPA phone |
03:35.49 | lorsungcu | ~$100USD |
03:35.57 | bdfoster | w/ equiv newer model |
03:36.29 | ChannelZ | Yeah I thought the model numbers had been changed post-Linksys |
03:36.37 | brokedcomputer | Ok, so back to the topic at hand, |
03:37.39 | brokedcomputer | Should we use Skinny or Sip? |
03:37.46 | bdfoster | sip |
03:37.49 | bdfoster | NEXT! |
03:37.56 | brokedcomputer | And is skinny the same as sccp? |
03:38.01 | lorsungcu | no |
03:38.01 | bdfoster | yes |
03:38.08 | bdfoster | ? |
03:38.10 | lorsungcu | skinny is when you place them under your tires |
03:38.14 | lorsungcu | and drive forward |
03:38.16 | bdfoster | hah |
03:38.17 | brokedcomputer | Which would be preferable? SCCP or SIP |
03:38.21 | brokedcomputer | For these phones |
03:38.21 | bdfoster | sip |
03:38.21 | ChannelZ | SIP |
03:38.25 | lorsungcu | sip :p |
03:38.26 | ChannelZ | well |
03:38.28 | lorsungcu | yes |
03:38.33 | bdfoster | always sip |
03:38.38 | brokedcomputer | Ok, we are on a roll. |
03:38.44 | lorsungcu | no |
03:38.51 | ChannelZ | I'm on a chair |
03:39.00 | brokedcomputer | Well too bad for you, my chair rolls. |
03:39.10 | bdfoster | i have rolls |
03:39.25 | bdfoster | just not on my chair... |
03:39.29 | ChannelZ | TMI |
03:39.45 | bdfoster | what? it would be a waste of good bread! |
03:40.30 | brokedcomputer | :P |
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03:40.54 | bdfoster | brokedcomputer, next question |
03:41.04 | lorsungcu | damn bd you snappin |
03:41.14 | bdfoster | fo sho |
03:42.28 | brokedcomputer | anyone know how to load the sip software onto the phone? :P{ |
03:42.39 | lorsungcu | yes |
03:42.53 | brokedcomputer | heh, can you redirect me to the instructions? |
03:42.57 | ChannelZ | Do you know many curse words? |
03:43.01 | lorsungcu | broked |
03:43.03 | lorsungcu | seriously |
03:43.06 | brokedcomputer | yes, but I do not try to use them. |
03:43.08 | lorsungcu | google what you just asked |
03:43.16 | brokedcomputer | I did before I asked, :P |
03:43.40 | bdfoster | many tutorials out there |
03:43.49 | bdfoster | but, yes, need to know a few curse words prior |
03:43.51 | brokedcomputer | :P Yeah I am reading one right now. :P |
03:43.59 | bdfoster | google can probably help with that as well |
03:44.03 | bdfoster | also wikipedia |
03:44.20 | lorsungcu | you need to be sure |
03:44.24 | lorsungcu | if it's an older firmware |
03:44.32 | lorsungcu | that you are flashing in the proper order |
03:44.42 | lorsungcu | so long as you do that it will be easy. |
03:44.49 | brokedcomputer | P00308001000 and 03010001 |
03:44.59 | ChannelZ | Isn't it a matter of the phone needing to be an unlocked version to start with, or some other special permission/secret handshake you had to do to flash it first? |
03:45.17 | lorsungcu | no just have the right files in the tftp directory |
03:45.28 | lorsungcu | if he's familiar with flashing cisco routers, this will make sense |
03:45.46 | brokedcomputer | Does asterisk have TFTP included or would I need a special package? |
03:45.54 | lorsungcu | you need tftpd |
03:45.57 | bdfoster | do it the linux way |
03:46.09 | lorsungcu | sudo apt-get install tftp-server |
03:46.11 | lorsungcu | i think? |
03:46.14 | brokedcomputer | Never flashed a cisco router, but I have done a lot of home routers, and special hardware along with standard and android phones. |
03:46.17 | bdfoster | think so |
03:46.29 | bdfoster | you're using debian? |
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03:46.43 | bdfoster | mzb, the fuck are you doin here? |
03:46.43 | brokedcomputer | Ubuntu, so yes> |
03:46.44 | lorsungcu | yeah hes got this on an ubuntu box... |
03:47.03 | bdfoster | gotcha |
03:47.32 | brokedcomputer | tftpd |
03:47.35 | brokedcomputer | thats the package |
03:47.43 | mzb | bdfoster: not a lot |
03:47.44 | bdfoster | yea same on debian |
03:47.53 | bdfoster | just apt-cache'd it |
03:48.00 | bdfoster | err apt-cache searched |
03:48.55 | brokedcomputer | Now here is a stupid question that I would like answered, as I have used FTP to access a folder, where would the root folder for a TFTP server be? |
03:49.24 | bdfoster | google is your friend |
03:49.40 | lorsungcu | this could seriously go on for a month |
03:49.43 | bdfoster | it's dependent on your specific package/os |
03:49.44 | lorsungcu | just like this |
03:50.02 | ChannelZ | that package probably is /srv/tftp |
03:50.19 | lorsungcu | check /etc/xinetd.d/tftpd |
03:51.37 | brokedcomputer | ... I just installed it, and now none of us know where the root folder is, I checked those two and the google result I loaded. |
03:51.48 | lorsungcu | and still nothing? |
03:51.52 | brokedcomputer | no |
03:51.53 | lorsungcu | you are screwed/ |
03:51.54 | lorsungcu | . |
03:52.31 | lorsungcu | it might be /etc/xinetd.d/tftp-server |
03:52.35 | lorsungcu | i dont' |
03:52.37 | lorsungcu | recall |
03:52.39 | brokedcomputer | there is no xine.d |
03:52.43 | brokedcomputer | or xine |
03:52.55 | brokedcomputer | There may be now, one moment, I just used apt-get install xinetd tftpd tftp |
03:53.22 | lorsungcu | yeah there might be after you do that.. |
03:53.36 | brokedcomputer | Still no TFTP folder though? |
03:53.49 | lorsungcu | try cd /tftpboot |
03:53.54 | lorsungcu | does that get you anywhere |
03:54.07 | brokedcomputer | thats in root no? |
03:54.08 | ChannelZ | Or try /etc/inetd.conf |
03:54.14 | bdfoster | locate tftp |
03:54.24 | lorsungcu | updatedb before locate |
03:54.25 | ChannelZ | have to update first |
03:54.31 | bdfoster | that too |
03:56.01 | brokedcomputer | update? |
03:56.09 | brokedcomputer | as in Apt-get update |
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03:56.15 | lorsungcu | sudo updatedb |
03:56.22 | ChannelZ | /etc/cron.daily/mlocate |
03:57.14 | ChannelZ | Did you look if your system is using the old inetd? |
03:57.27 | ChannelZ | ps ax |grep inet |
03:57.48 | ChannelZ | Unless that tftpd you installed is running as a daemon.. might try ps ax |grep tftp |
03:58.09 | lorsungcu | there's no reason he shouldn't be using freepbx; it'll install over ubuntu, even. |
03:58.27 | bdfoster | ChannelZ, tftpDDDDDD |
03:58.41 | bdfoster | tftp is the client |
03:58.45 | ChannelZ | yeah no shit |
03:58.52 | bdfoster | lol |
03:59.01 | ChannelZ | wildcards are fun |
03:59.04 | brokedcomputer | I installed TFTPD |
03:59.07 | ChannelZ | It will find both if it's called that. |
03:59.27 | lorsungcu | broked |
03:59.34 | lorsungcu | give me shell there |
03:59.38 | lorsungcu | and i |
03:59.43 | lorsungcu | 'll make it work |
03:59.49 | lorsungcu | and you can paypal me whatever you're making |
03:59.57 | bdfoster | heheh |
03:59.58 | lorsungcu | assuming it's $120/hr |
04:00.16 | bdfoster | i wouldnt touch it for less than $500 at this stage |
04:00.57 | brokedcomputer | Does ProFTPd work the same? |
04:01.21 | lorsungcu | it's config is a bit more complicated. |
04:01.25 | lorsungcu | -' |
04:01.36 | lorsungcu | tftpd works fine. |
04:01.51 | brokedcomputer | But we cannot find it, and Ihave used it before... |
04:02.41 | lorsungcu | you dont need to find it |
04:02.49 | ChannelZ | proftpd is a normal FTP server, not TFTP (unless there's a module or something that makes it do tftp too) |
04:02.50 | lorsungcu | type tcpdump port 69 |
04:03.01 | brokedcomputer | I wanted to know where the root directory is so that I could drop the firmwares in there for the sip/. |
04:03.12 | lorsungcu | root is almost always at /tftpboot |
04:03.48 | brokedcomputer | I do not see a directory named that. |
04:03.55 | mzb | pgrep is a nice one to remember, btw |
04:04.28 | ChannelZ | You never answered me - what does ps ax |grep inet show you |
04:04.42 | mzb | eg: pgrep inet |
04:05.20 | brokedcomputer | It talks about inet, and shows nothing of TFTP |
04:05.43 | ChannelZ | sighs |
04:05.54 | ChannelZ | So what inetd are you running? |
04:06.02 | brokedcomputer | <PROTECTED> |
04:06.04 | ChannelZ | is it just inetd? xinet? hobaginetd? |
04:06.36 | ChannelZ | ok so the xinetd configs are *somewhere* |
04:06.41 | brokedcomputer | right |
04:06.43 | bdfoster | hey i just fax'd you |
04:06.47 | bdfoster | and this is crazy |
04:06.48 | ChannelZ | so locate xinet |
04:06.56 | bdfoster | but here's my number, |
04:06.56 | lorsungcu | zomg bd <3 |
04:06.59 | ChannelZ | I don't understand why that song is popular |
04:07.00 | bdfoster | so fax me maybe? |
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04:07.22 | bdfoster | http://i.imgur.com/dGpIJ.png |
04:08.04 | lorsungcu | fuck i have to click it. |
04:09.08 | ChannelZ | no you don't |
04:09.10 | lorsungcu | anyone know if i can send an array to swift() and have it read each variable in order? |
04:09.12 | ChannelZ | :) |
04:09.16 | lorsungcu | i did :< |
04:09.21 | lorsungcu | and now im faxing it.. |
04:09.24 | brokedcomputer | This is the Xine folder, /etc/xinetd.d <- it has five files in it, chargen daytime discard echo and time |
04:09.34 | lorsungcu | lol |
04:09.37 | bdfoster | yea, i've started using that on fax tests... |
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04:11.39 | ChannelZ | ok do you have any tftp related looking filenames in /etc/init.d ? |
04:11.43 | zopsi | Has anyone ever done anything with an analog doorphone? I'm trying to have mine ring an extension when the button is pressed. Right now it is hooked up to an FXS card and is being sent to a custom context that answers it and calls the extension, but it doesn't even reach the custom context. |
04:12.14 | ChannelZ | what doesn't reach the context |
04:12.27 | brokedcomputer | I woudl say no to the tftp question in init.d |
04:12.49 | ChannelZ | The channel is going somewhere, if it's not the right context, you've got the wrong channel |
04:13.02 | ChannelZ | brokedcomputer: and you're sure you installed tftpd and not just tftp? |
04:13.15 | zopsi | I'm sending all the channels just in case. I know it is crude, but I couldn't tell. |
04:13.33 | zopsi | I don't see anything pop up in the CLI about the doorphone. |
04:13.40 | brokedcomputer | this is what I used the first time apt-get -y install tftpd |
04:13.51 | brokedcomputer | This is what I used the second time apt-get -y install xinetd tftpd tftp |
04:14.11 | ChannelZ | do you have /usr/sbin/in.tftpd |
04:14.16 | brokedcomputer | Yes |
04:14.45 | ChannelZ | so apparently it just didn't configure it's self to actually do anything. Lovely. |
04:14.49 | mzb | just install tftpd-hpa and be done with it |
04:15.27 | brokedcomputer | Could I tell it to configure iteself? |
04:15.33 | brokedcomputer | or configure it? |
04:15.37 | lorsungcu | +1 mzb |
04:15.40 | ChannelZ | "The server is normally started by inetd(8)." |
04:15.52 | ChannelZ | explains that |
04:16.29 | brokedcomputer | No the server is started by my finger, the process is started by the server *most of the time* |
04:17.25 | brokedcomputer | It really was simpler when I was just doing AsteriskNOW, though then I couldnt use Ubuntu and do Samba and this would be a waste of a computer. |
04:17.39 | ChannelZ | why not.. just install what you want on it |
04:17.41 | brokedcomputer | as its a quad core Xeon |
04:17.51 | lorsungcu | you dont need ubuntu or samba |
04:17.53 | brokedcomputer | Its for the church they need the samba server |
04:17.55 | lorsungcu | or a quad core xeon |
04:17.59 | brokedcomputer | ... |
04:18.03 | lorsungcu | you need a p3 |
04:18.10 | lorsungcu | ~700mhz |
04:18.14 | brokedcomputer | I have a P4 but thats my apache server. |
04:18.14 | brokedcomputer | :P |
04:18.19 | ChannelZ | I mean AsteriskNOW isn't magic, it's just another distro with some crap pre-installed |
04:18.23 | bdfoster | a server is a server is a server |
04:18.31 | brokedcomputer | I agree, but its well setup. |
04:18.32 | brokedcomputer | :P |
04:18.34 | ChannelZ | put whatever you want on it |
04:18.36 | bdfoster | is a server |
04:19.53 | mzb | but only if it's running Debian, bdfoster ;) |
04:20.02 | lorsungcu | mzb no |
04:20.05 | bdfoster | correct |
04:20.08 | lorsungcu | ubuntu or its a steaming pile |
04:20.08 | mzb | haha |
04:20.13 | bdfoster | ... |
04:20.18 | lorsungcu | god. |
04:20.18 | mzb | *sigh* |
04:20.25 | bdfoster | there's a reason why i don't use ubuntu server... |
04:20.31 | brokedcomputer | Well, I have the GUI for Asterisk, I have the phones, we're trying to get the firmware onto the phone using TFTP, for some reason TFPT is not configured, how do we configure it? |
04:20.36 | ChannelZ | distros are distros so why should it be, you and I should get along to awfully |
04:20.58 | ChannelZ | copy one of the xinetd configs and make your own to launch it, should be self explanatory |
04:21.21 | mzb | brokedcomputer: uninstall tftpd and install tftpd-hpa |
04:21.21 | bdfoster | not all distros are made correctly |
04:21.24 | ChannelZ | the idea is to run /usr/sbin/tcpd /usr/sbin/in.tftpd -s /srv/tftp or similar |
04:21.41 | zopsi | how can I troubleshoot this doorphone connected through FXS? any help would be greatly appreciated. |
04:21.43 | brokedcomputer | What is the HPA part? |
04:21.53 | ChannelZ | on port 69 udp |
04:22.03 | lorsungcu | udp? |
04:22.04 | mzb | you're the man with the finger(s) ! |
04:22.22 | ChannelZ | it's a protocol |
04:22.36 | brokedcomputer | ok its installed and running. |
04:22.44 | ChannelZ | praise jesus! |
04:22.50 | mzb | *cackle* |
04:23.08 | lorsungcu | rofl |
04:23.24 | brokedcomputer | So where is its root folder then? |
04:24.07 | ChannelZ | shoves mzb |
04:24.17 | mzb | huh? |
04:24.35 | ChannelZ | tftp-hba - it was your idea |
04:24.42 | mzb | cat /etc/default/tftpd-hpa |
04:25.20 | lorsungcu | -bash: cat: command not found |
04:25.28 | mzb | hahahahaha |
04:25.32 | ChannelZ | try dog |
04:25.36 | brokedcomputer | Ok we have the folder now. |
04:25.47 | brokedcomputer | Now I have to read through this, http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/phones/ps379/products_tech_note09186a0080094584.shtml |
04:25.54 | bdfoster | good luck |
04:25.56 | lorsungcu | omfg wat r u gon do. |
04:25.59 | bdfoster | the world needs you. |
04:26.19 | lorsungcu | voip-info.org |
04:26.27 | lorsungcu | actually has a 100% perfect walkthrough |
04:26.32 | lorsungcu | to do exactly what you are doing |
04:26.51 | lorsungcu | with samples, change notes, everything. |
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04:34.44 | zopsi | hmm |
04:36.02 | lorsungcu | zopsi |
04:36.04 | lorsungcu | pm |
04:43.15 | brokedcomputer | Anyone know why I can't use the edit button on the 7940 after I unlock the panel with **# |
04:44.09 | lorsungcu | what option are you selecting, broked? |
04:44.29 | lorsungcu | only some will let you change them, and others require you to set other options |
04:44.43 | lorsungcu | im guiessing you're looking at the provisioning server one? |
04:44.59 | lorsungcu | you need to enable the secondary server, near the bottom of the options iirc |
04:45.39 | brokedcomputer | I was trying to set the TFTP server, |
04:45.53 | lorsungcu | yeah |
04:45.56 | lorsungcu | scroll down |
04:46.00 | lorsungcu | enable the secondary one |
04:46.04 | lorsungcu | or whatever its called, then go up |
04:46.16 | lorsungcu | and set it |
04:47.21 | brokedcomputer | still says key not active when I try to edit, even when I unlock it again... |
04:47.26 | brokedcomputer | it keeps re locking |
04:47.41 | tm1000 | Looks like I'm missing out on some good old provisioning talk |
04:48.35 | lorsungcu | i dont have one handy, broked |
04:48.49 | brokedcomputer | Never mind, I was doing it wrong, thanks you got it. |
04:50.31 | brokedcomputer | Where would the logs be for tftpd-hpa? |
04:50.49 | lorsungcu | if there were any, they would be in /var/log/ |
04:50.56 | lorsungcu | unless you set them to go elsewhere. |
04:51.04 | lorsungcu | you can easily see what's going on |
04:51.10 | lorsungcu | by using tcpdump port 69 |
04:51.21 | brokedcomputer | just type that into my ssh? |
04:52.02 | lorsungcu | yes, type it into your ssh. |
04:52.16 | brokedcomputer | hahaha it says there was no suitable device found? |
04:53.55 | brokedcomputer | And the phone is just saying open (my internal IP range) |
04:55.00 | brokedcomputer | Sorry, it did change |
04:55.09 | brokedcomputer | It was asking for an XML but I missed it |
04:58.18 | brokedcomputer | Ahhh I see, I see |
05:01.04 | brokedcomputer | I think it should start now, waiting |
05:01.26 | lorsungcu | you'll do a lot of that. |
05:01.33 | brokedcomputer | hahahaha yeah I see that |
05:03.11 | bdfoster | lolololololol |
05:03.45 | lorsungcu | easy bro |
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05:15.00 | brokedcomputer | Anyone know what this SEP000D28C... file is? |
05:15.50 | lorsungcu | yes |
05:15.58 | lorsungcu | its the non-sip config file |
05:16.06 | brokedcomputer | ... dang it, |
05:16.11 | lorsungcu | you should be able to use it to point to the proper file |
05:16.21 | brokedcomputer | Whats its full name? |
05:16.23 | lorsungcu | copy your SIP<macaddress> file |
05:16.29 | lorsungcu | and rename it SEP<macaddress> |
05:17.03 | brokedcomputer | OH its the mac hahahaha, I should have seen that. |
05:18.16 | brokedcomputer | Ok, I used the SEP file name, but I seem to have configured it wrong? |
05:18.52 | brokedcomputer | http://pastebin.com/UKkMAmQA |
05:19.17 | brokedcomputer | Sorry my DCC is a little broken |
05:19.24 | brokedcomputer | we could do msg |
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06:13.32 | v0lZy | hi |
06:13.39 | brokedcomputer | Yo |
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07:59.23 | zopsi | anyone experience an issue with an FXO card where you hear a beep like recording a message? |
07:59.36 | ChannelZ | call waiting? |
08:00.28 | zopsi | it happens when I dial out |
08:01.31 | ChannelZ | In the middle of the call at random, or... |
08:03.19 | zopsi | it only happens sometimes when I dial out and it will happen immediately |
08:03.41 | v0lZy | big brother is recording you :D |
08:03.56 | zopsi | yeah it is odd. |
08:04.09 | v0lZy | In soviet russia, telephones record you! |
08:04.11 | v0lZy | .d |
08:04.12 | v0lZy | .d |
08:04.15 | v0lZy | :D |
08:04.16 | zopsi | hah |
08:04.18 | v0lZy | kidding, no idea. |
08:04.23 | v0lZy | happens to anywhere u dial to? |
08:04.34 | zopsi | Yes, but only 1/3 of the time. |
08:04.58 | zopsi | I'll hear the beep and nothing else. I had the wisdom to press pound once and it starting blabbing off message options. |
08:05.22 | ChannelZ | maybe you should look at the console and what your dialplan is doing |
08:05.41 | v0lZy | Sounds like your dialplan might be in the way |
08:05.56 | ChannelZ | whose message options? From Asterisk? Maybe your telco voicemail? |
08:05.57 | v0lZy | have u configured your outgoing provider properly etc? |
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08:06.30 | zopsi | sounds like my Telco |
08:08.03 | zopsi | could very well be my telco voicemail. I've never used telco voicemail though. |
08:08.11 | zopsi | why would it go to that? |
08:08.21 | ChannelZ | Sounds like something with them then... do they have some special way to access voicemail, like doing a flash on your phone or something? (trying to think of why, short of actually dialing the VM number, your FXO card could be triggering them to do something..) |
08:09.29 | ChannelZ | Is this in a home or office setting? Are other people making calls? Perhaps your lines aren't clearing properly and you're essentially picking up a call placed by someone else they hung up on |
08:09.39 | ChannelZ | There's a dozen different things it could be but hard to diagnose from here |
08:10.03 | v0lZy | maybe your outgoing dialing pattern |
08:10.41 | zopsi | This is a home setting. No one else is making calls. |
08:11.02 | ChannelZ | What kind of card is it |
08:11.45 | zopsi | Digium AEX410E |
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08:13.39 | zopsi | Okay. I have confirmed it dialed my telco voicemail |
08:14.02 | ChannelZ | So then it's a matter of figuring out why/how it's calling it |
08:14.07 | angryuser | Hello i have a dual span E1 card, one port is in NT mode another one in TE, i would like to bridge them to test the calls, where can i find the pinouts for the cable ? |
08:14.40 | ChannelZ | Start with the stupid and turn on some verbose, look at your console and see what it is being dialed |
08:15.04 | ectospasm | angryuser: look up T1/E1 crossover cable pinouts. |
08:15.27 | ectospasm | zopsi: have you registered your Digium AEX410? |
08:15.42 | ectospasm | ...as in product registration. |
08:15.46 | zopsi | yes |
08:17.06 | ectospasm | Then you're eligible for Digium technical support. Call us at +1.256.428.6161, or use Skype: digiumsupport |
08:17.28 | v0lZy | ... nasty :D |
08:18.39 | ectospasm | nasty? |
08:19.00 | ChannelZ | he's not a fan of digium support |
08:19.43 | ChannelZ | zopsi: what country are you in? |
08:19.55 | zopsi | the US |
08:20.08 | ChannelZ | Using kewlstart? |
08:20.11 | ectospasm | then call 1.877.344.4861 |
08:20.32 | zopsi | yes |
08:20.39 | ChannelZ | What telco? |
08:20.46 | zopsi | AT&T |
08:22.41 | ChannelZ | does it happen/not happen when you're trying to call the same phone number? |
08:23.23 | zopsi | yes it happens when I dial the same number |
08:23.56 | ChannelZ | always? |
08:24.40 | zopsi | no it only happens 1/3 of the time. It is extremely odd. I haven't found any differences in what I see in the CLI. |
08:25.08 | ectospasm | do you have pauses ("w's") in your outbound dial string? |
08:26.05 | ectospasm | my guess is for the failed calls, Asterisk is sending digits down the line before AT&T is ready to receive them, i.e., before AT&T provides a dial tone. |
08:26.38 | zopsi | makes sense |
08:26.38 | ChannelZ | Some quick searches seem to say that you have to call a 888 number to access your VM, so unless there is some other quick-dial code or means to call into your VM that they are somehow mistaking you as dialing, it could just be your line is borked on their end |
08:27.13 | ChannelZ | yeah the pre-dialtone might be doing something odd |
08:27.30 | zopsi | alright I will add some pauses |
08:27.54 | ChannelZ | stick a 'w' in before the number dialed and see. I have that problem though it just results in failed calls :) |
08:28.32 | ChannelZ | You could record some attempts with dahdi_monitor and basically hear what's going on to figure out if that's what it is and how long it's necessary to wait |
08:28.36 | ectospasm | yeah, that it sounds like something is recording a message is indeed odd. |
08:29.00 | ectospasm | I usually insert of a wait of three seconds, then scale it back |
08:30.35 | ChannelZ | I wonder if it's coincidentally your "mailbox number"... The first digit or two of what you're _trying_ to dial are disappearing before the dialtone and then AT&T gets an incomplete number and presumes to do something else with it. |
08:31.30 | zopsi | yeah quite odd, but it seems the wait fixed it. |
08:31.41 | ChannelZ | their little voicemail help says to dial 1-888-288-8893 or "dial your mailbox number" |
08:31.58 | zopsi | i believe dialing my number also works |
08:32.49 | ChannelZ | sounds like that's what it was |
08:33.09 | ChannelZ | you probably have some interesting outgoing voicemail message or something now :) partially cursing... |
08:33.57 | ChannelZ | "what the fuuu.. *beeeep*" |
08:33.57 | zopsi | most definitely |
08:34.19 | zopsi | thanks for all the help guys |
08:34.26 | ChannelZ | bed time |
08:34.57 | zopsi | heh ... yeah |
08:35.04 | zopsi | time to buy a new doorphone for me :) |
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09:53.41 | ruben23 | hi guys |
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10:45.49 | ruben23 | hi guys |
10:45.54 | v0lZy | hi |
10:46.28 | ruben23 | v0lZy:you using asterisk.? |
10:51.37 | v0lZy | askoziapbx |
10:51.40 | v0lZy | its based on asterisk |
10:51.42 | v0lZy | yeah. |
10:51.47 | v0lZy | not an expert by lon gshot |
10:51.54 | v0lZy | but ill try to help if i can |
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11:05.38 | v0lZy | so ruben, anything i can help u with? |
11:10.18 | ruben23 | <PROTECTED> |
11:10.56 | ectospasm | use AsteriskSCF |
11:11.36 | v0lZy | ruben23: Cant help you there. As long as it has a good and secure connection |
11:11.41 | v0lZy | I dont beleive in cloud |
11:11.47 | v0lZy | so... i dont think im the person to ask |
11:11.58 | ruben23 | <PROTECTED> |
11:12.14 | ruben23 | v0lZy:its ok, i understand |
11:12.18 | ectospasm | https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/TOP/Asterisk+SCF+Home |
11:12.53 | ectospasm | still not ready for primetime, afaict |
11:14.33 | ruben23 | v0lZy:askoziapbx is free..? what about the paid version whast teh differences..? |
11:15.03 | v0lZy | ruben23: number of concurrent calls |
11:15.10 | v0lZy | it has a free trial |
11:15.17 | v0lZy | which allows you 2 concurrent calls i think |
11:15.25 | v0lZy | if u want more than that, you pay a small fee |
11:15.35 | v0lZy | about 80 eur |
11:15.53 | v0lZy | its a good system, but it has a lot of drawbacks |
11:16.02 | v0lZy | we use it here at our company |
11:16.11 | v0lZy | and so far, i've managed to do everything i wanted with it |
11:16.28 | v0lZy | but its a bit hard to understand the configuration files sometimes because they are generated by the gui |
11:16.42 | v0lZy | when u want to fine tune those settings, you can |
11:16.54 | v0lZy | gui even provides a way to edit config files by hand |
11:17.25 | ectospasm | that also sounds like a way to break the GUI, if you're not careful |
11:17.29 | v0lZy | but things get a bit more complicated then because GUI is doing one thing and writting to the config files by hand is another thing .. |
11:17.46 | ruben23 | oh ok |
11:17.49 | v0lZy | ectospasm: it doesnt break the gui |
11:17.57 | v0lZy | the gui has 2 ways of operation |
11:18.02 | v0lZy | a) Append to config file |
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11:18.15 | v0lZy | b) Overwrite original config with whatever u want |
11:18.20 | Roelt | ruben23, i'm hosting a small asterisk sever in the cloud, without problems. make sure your vps hoster has a system that's fast enough, otherwise you'll get latency, but otherwise it seems fine.. |
11:18.37 | v0lZy | the problem is when you use overwrite |
11:18.43 | v0lZy | and then go back to gui |
11:18.53 | v0lZy | and then make a change u want to keep with the gui |
11:19.08 | v0lZy | and then have to merge the changes into the file you are overwriting the gui with |
11:19.16 | v0lZy | its a bit tricky because of that |
11:19.29 | v0lZy | but if u just want something that magically works ruben23 , askozia is a good thing |
11:19.32 | v0lZy | i absolutely love it |
11:19.37 | v0lZy | its stable, it doesnt act weird or anything |
11:19.48 | v0lZy | It suits my needs just fine |
11:19.51 | v0lZy | but im a top-down learner |
11:20.10 | v0lZy | so i dont mind taking things apart to understand them... |
11:20.27 | v0lZy | i suggest u definitely try the free version out |
11:20.35 | v0lZy | if for no other reason, its really easy to setup |
11:24.59 | dax_roc | Can anyone recomend sim - bank for 12 to 32 sims compatable with asteriskNow ? |
11:26.00 | ruben23 | Roelt: how you able to install dahdi..whihc is the common issue of linux source install not right on the cloud version |
11:26.09 | WIMPy | I think the 2N Stargate is the only one in that area. Or you build something yourself. |
11:26.29 | WIMPy | Does someone still have the link to that pic full of USB sticks? |
11:26.48 | v0lZy | hi WIMPy |
11:29.52 | Roelt | ruben23, the vps service i use provides a service where you can boot your own kernel |
11:30.59 | rolandow | Roelt: where are you hosting ? |
11:31.14 | Roelt | rolandow, http://cloudvps.com/ |
11:31.39 | rolandow | Roelt: did you build your own kernel? |
11:31.53 | Roelt | no. :) |
11:32.08 | rolandow | Roelt: where are they physically hosted?? don't you need something in NL ? |
11:32.36 | Roelt | rolandow, cloudvps is hosted in .nl .. amsterdam or rotterdam iirc |
11:32.42 | rolandow | ok |
11:33.22 | Roelt | ah, only amsterdam.. Equinix, EU Networks or Global Switch.. |
11:33.28 | v0lZy | down with the cloud! |
11:33.32 | v0lZy | .d |
11:33.53 | rolandow | Roelt: server4you is cheaper with it's dedicated server.. they're hosted in germany .. |
11:34.29 | rolandow | not sure when you will notice the difference .. i mean .. 7ms or 22 ms .. won't matter that much probably |
11:35.04 | Roelt | rolandow, do they provide swapover to a other machine within minutes if your server fails? |
11:35.18 | rolandow | ah .. no .. i see what you mean .. |
11:35.27 | rolandow | no so i shouldn't be comparing cloud with dedicated.. you're right :) |
11:36.00 | Roelt | well, dedicated can to that, but you have to install it yourself and it's more expencive for a single or two servers.. |
11:36.26 | rolandow | yep .. |
11:37.05 | rolandow | usually when i see cloud or vps, it's virtualised servers, that's how i look at it .. but of course if it has automatic failover that's valuable too |
11:37.43 | v0lZy | well dedicated server could be a problem... |
11:37.51 | v0lZy | especially if your hardware fails |
11:38.11 | v0lZy | as for vps...thats not an issue |
11:38.37 | rolandow | yep |
11:38.45 | v0lZy | id just go with a provider that gives you a virtual private server and has the infrastructure to do live migrations et failovers etc |
11:38.49 | Roelt | until a storage node crashed and there is no backup, but that hasn't happen to me localy.. |
11:39.00 | v0lZy | this stuff runs on storage arrays in raids etc |
11:39.06 | Roelt | crashes*, hapily |
11:39.10 | v0lZy | so chances of it failing completely are quite small |
11:39.11 | rolandow | those storage nodes should be redundant as well, shouldn't they? |
11:39.36 | v0lZy | well, yeah, if u are with a solid provider |
11:39.56 | Roelt | they should be, but you always can have issues with software that should work, and doesn't when the shit hits the fan.. :) |
11:40.14 | v0lZy | if you are with somone whos just got an extra machine and a nice page... then you're no better of then a dedicated server.. .except that you have other users that will be calling in for support when his main machine goes down and takes all the virtual ones with it ;:D |
11:40.38 | v0lZy | i think its more important if its full virtualization or not |
11:40.51 | rolandow | yes.. and you share the hardware with others as well :) |
11:40.52 | v0lZy | if u get some containers that can only run on the same kernel etc etc |
11:41.01 | v0lZy | just go for something that gives u the ability to install whatever u want into it |
11:41.06 | v0lZy | but its essentially virtualized |
11:41.17 | v0lZy | well asterisk doesnt need much hardware, does it? |
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11:42.10 | Roelt | all depends on the call volume, but it runs hapily on my vps |
11:42.33 | rolandow | from what i read it does need some speed.. so no slow i/o |
11:42.55 | rolandow | i read somewhere that dedicated was recommended.. but i don't have any experience with that myself |
11:46.27 | v0lZy | well the boxes they build here |
11:46.31 | v0lZy | and can handle up to 500 concurrent calls |
11:46.39 | v0lZy | are some arm architecture stuff.. |
11:46.41 | v0lZy | i guess |
11:46.46 | v0lZy | nothing fancy |
11:47.38 | rolandow | ok .. nothing to worry about then i suppose :) |
11:48.27 | v0lZy | well |
11:48.35 | v0lZy | a fast switch seems to be a good idea |
11:48.38 | v0lZy | and also good phones! |
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11:48.52 | v0lZy | my drayteks had a lot of lag.... |
11:49.02 | rolandow | dratek switches? |
11:49.03 | v0lZy | updated firmware fixed that i think |
11:49.07 | v0lZy | draytek phoens. |
11:49.08 | rolandow | +y |
11:49.17 | rolandow | ok didn't know they also manufacture phones |
11:49.26 | v0lZy | just one phone in their lineup |
11:49.30 | v0lZy | draytek vigorphone 350 |
11:49.39 | v0lZy | its nothing fancy |
11:49.45 | v0lZy | its an easy basic phone |
11:50.00 | v0lZy | downstairs i have an aastra |
11:50.04 | v0lZy | that one is pretty awesome |
11:50.24 | rolandow | ok .. i don't like the design of aastra |
11:50.35 | rolandow | but well .. in the end it's about the quality and functions i suppose :) |
11:51.19 | rolandow | we have tiptel 280 (or yealkink t20p, it's the same) |
11:51.27 | rolandow | and some siemens gigaset dect phones |
11:54.42 | ruben23 | <PROTECTED> |
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12:02.37 | v0lZy | aastra has a lot of variables |
12:02.58 | v0lZy | a bit unintutivie as a phone |
12:03.04 | v0lZy | (draytek is very intuitive btw) |
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12:05.01 | rolandow | hm.. draytek is rather expensive here .. ? |
12:05.10 | rolandow | cisco, yealink, tiptel would be much cheaper |
12:05.39 | rolandow | even aastra :) |
12:07.53 | Roelt | rolandow, no, cloudvps only has a dutch datacenter |
12:08.09 | rolandow | you mean ruben23 |
12:08.16 | Roelt | ohw, sory |
12:08.21 | Roelt | ruben23, no, cloudvps only has a dutch datacenter :) |
12:08.22 | rolandow | :) |
12:08.36 | Roelt | still not fully awake... |
12:09.28 | rolandow | np |
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12:10.22 | rolandow | cool .. netsplits still exist ;) |
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12:11.10 | v0lZy | draytek expensive? |
12:11.12 | v0lZy | 130 euro here. |
12:11.22 | v0lZy | aastra is in the 200s |
12:11.26 | v0lZy | yealinks i havent tried |
12:11.31 | rolandow | inc or ex vat? |
12:12.00 | rolandow | it's 159 ex vat here |
12:12.09 | v0lZy | 130 including vat |
12:12.27 | v0lZy | i think |
12:12.29 | v0lZy | let me check |
12:12.34 | rolandow | can't really compare aastra because the models displayed have less accounts |
12:12.56 | rolandow | but cisco with 12 sip accounts is only 117 euro |
12:13.08 | rolandow | tiptel even 109 |
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12:13.12 | rolandow | so draytek is expensive :) |
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12:13.22 | v0lZy | ah sorry |
12:13.28 | v0lZy | 136 eur + vat |
12:13.34 | v0lZy | vat is 22% here |
12:13.58 | v0lZy | well what i like about draytek is it has 16 BLF buttons :D |
12:14.01 | rolandow | ok .. that's why i compare ex vat :) |
12:14.45 | rolandow | tiptel 286 too, but that's only 116,81 ex vat :) |
12:15.02 | rolandow | in what country are you ? |
12:15.30 | v0lZy | slovenia |
12:15.36 | rolandow | ok |
12:15.54 | rolandow | is in the netherlands |
12:15.55 | v0lZy | tiptel 286.. looks like yealink? |
12:16.04 | rolandow | yes.. it's yealink with different firmware |
12:16.17 | rolandow | probably just to support the dutch language |
12:16.18 | v0lZy | only has 10 buttons though |
12:16.22 | v0lZy | and u cant see a name on them either |
12:16.29 | rolandow | no.. the ones next to the display are BLF's as well |
12:17.16 | v0lZy | my drayteks: http://www.tkr.de/telefon/bilder-telefon/VigorPhone350-468.jpg |
12:17.17 | Dar1us | is there a make target I can use that will just build the code Im working on? |
12:17.26 | v0lZy | ahok |
12:17.38 | Dar1us | my app isn't very big so I spend most of the compile time waiting for it to generate input for menuselect.. |
12:17.47 | rolandow | yes i've googled your draytek .. :) |
12:18.08 | dax_roc | WIMPy: Have you seen / used http://www.hybertone.com/en/products.asp?Id=75&FId=75 |
12:18.11 | WIMPy | Dar1us: all |
12:18.28 | v0lZy | and the aastra i have: http://blog.mybarachois.com/b1/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/aastra57i.jpg |
12:18.43 | v0lZy | aastra i like because it is really customizable... |
12:18.55 | v0lZy | but its not very intuitive compared to the draytek |
12:19.00 | WIMPy | dax_roc: No. Looks funny. |
12:19.04 | v0lZy | on the other hand, draytek doesnt even have user privilege separation or anything |
12:19.09 | v0lZy | just 1 password for everything |
12:19.11 | v0lZy | sucks |
12:19.23 | v0lZy | either give users no accesss or full access |
12:19.26 | dax_roc | WIMPy: as in suspect ? |
12:19.32 | v0lZy | but hopefully they change that with firmware later on |
12:19.33 | rolandow | ok that aastra looks nice :) |
12:19.48 | WIMPy | dax_roc: No, just the optics. |
12:19.51 | Dar1us | WIMPy: thanks, still seems like a big hammer for a small nut but it's better :) |
12:19.59 | v0lZy | rolandow: in all ways... its better than the draytek for sure... sound quality etc |
12:20.02 | v0lZy | but .. not intuitive at all |
12:20.16 | v0lZy | last calls |
12:20.20 | v0lZy | or missed calls display is really stupid |
12:20.34 | rolandow | ok .. too bad .. :( |
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12:20.44 | v0lZy | i mean its stupid in a sense that it onyl shows 1 |
12:20.45 | v0lZy | at a time |
12:20.53 | v0lZy | so u have to press the downward button a lot :D |
12:20.57 | v0lZy | but in tis defence |
12:21.03 | v0lZy | all those buttons around the screen are programmable |
12:21.07 | v0lZy | u can have it show whatever.. |
12:21.28 | rolandow | that's cool |
12:21.28 | WIMPy | dax_roc: But if I can afford it, I'd certainly prefer an ISDN GW from the functionality. But SIP ist usually a lot cheaper. |
12:21.46 | ruben23 | so any cloudvps site fro US..? |
12:21.46 | ruben23 | any suggestion..good sompnay |
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12:22.07 | v0lZy | from US.. dont know, sorry |
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12:23.24 | Dar1us | WIMPy: hmm actually make all still does menuselect when I touch the source file :( |
12:24.33 | WIMPy | Dar1us: Yes, makefiles are a black art. |
12:26.11 | Dar1us | WIMPy: yeah I know, I was hoping... :) |
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12:44.00 | Jinxed- | I know this isn't strictly asterisk, but does anyone know how old of a version trixbox 2.6.2.2 is? |
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12:49.35 | pyther24 | ruben23: not cloud, but I've had good luck with linode |
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12:50.43 | ruben23 | <PROTECTED> |
12:51.27 | pyther24 | Linode, LLC :P |
12:51.32 | pyther24 | http://www.linode.com/ |
12:52.47 | Nivex | Linode is cloudy with a 100% chance of awesome. http://linodeforecast.com/ |
12:57.23 | ruben23 | whats teh difference between linode and cloud..? |
13:00.28 | Nivex | linode is a specific entity. cloud is a meaningless marketing term. |
13:17.26 | dax_roc | Can I replace the incomming ring tone a customer hears (before pickup) |
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13:40.26 | ruben23 | Nivex:..? how about issue on install teh source kernel fro dahdi installtion.? how to resolve this..? |
13:42.49 | ruben23 | Nivex: you there..? |
13:43.25 | Katty | stretches |
13:43.37 | Katty | morning |
13:44.01 | Nivex | ruben23: sorry, at work. You mean installing the DAHDI module on a Linode? |
13:44.02 | rolandow | afternoon |
13:44.14 | Katty | what's the word |
13:44.17 | ruben23 | <PROTECTED> |
13:44.28 | rolandow | what word |
13:44.38 | Katty | it's an expression |
13:45.22 | Nivex | ruben23: As far as I know, they use a stock kernel tree. You can find the config used for the running kernel in /proc/config.gz |
13:46.00 | Nivex | ruben23: beyond that, I'm at a loss since I've never built a kernel module on mine. They have a community support channel on OFTC/#linode where you might be able to get some help. I know some of the people there have done it. |
13:46.06 | rolandow | what's in a name .. i know that one :) |
13:46.13 | Nivex | word up? |
13:46.18 | dax_roc | Can you change the standard incoming ringtone to a recorded message? |
13:46.45 | rolandow | dax_roc: if you install that recorded message to your phone you could |
13:46.47 | rolandow | depending on the phone |
13:47.07 | rolandow | but i don't think you can "push" a ringtone from the server to a phone, and make it play that particular ringtone. |
13:47.31 | dax_roc | rolandow: sorry, the ringing tone that every one hears |
13:48.03 | rolandow | dax_roc: the one on the phone, when it's being called? |
13:48.04 | ruben23 | <PROTECTED> |
13:48.10 | ruben23 | no* |
13:48.12 | rolandow | dax_roc: or the tone you hear when you're calling? |
13:48.21 | dax_roc | rolandow: no, ^ |
13:48.49 | dax_roc | * the tone you hear when you call in |
13:49.05 | rolandow | i think that tone is configured client-side |
13:50.09 | rolandow | i'm not sure what you want to use it for |
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13:50.46 | rolandow | maybe you could let * answer the call, and then * calls something with RetryDial .. you could play a message then while it's dialing. |
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13:51.29 | Katty | hi han. |
13:51.33 | dax_roc | I can't answer, I need to play an ivr during the inbound ring |
13:53.00 | rolandow | so you need to be able to catch response as well |
13:53.09 | rolandow | instead of just playing a msg? |
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13:54.02 | Katty | call file. |
13:54.14 | file | ring ring, ring ring |
13:54.20 | Katty | pats file |
13:55.20 | n3hxs | Call file? for smoothing rough edges? |
13:55.49 | rolandow | or breaking out of jail? |
13:56.07 | n3hxs | Ahh, a Jail Break file. |
13:57.04 | Katty | file isn't the person i'd call if i needed to break out of jail. |
13:57.08 | rolandow | whatever you want to Call it |
13:57.11 | Katty | i'd call drmessano for that. |
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13:57.20 | Katty | i'd call file if i was getting ready to take over the world. |
13:57.42 | rolandow | what would you want with the world? |
13:57.55 | Katty | exactly why i haven't taken over it yet. |
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13:58.15 | Katty | Invader: Zim. |
13:58.18 | rolandow | don't we have a few gods or something for that? |
13:58.25 | rolandow | let them keep it |
13:58.33 | Katty | i hear the flying spaghetti monster might take over the world |
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13:58.40 | Katty | spaghetti for all |
13:58.53 | rolandow | ok.. that could be an improvement |
13:59.13 | rolandow | just spaghetti, or all the italian stuff? |
13:59.27 | n3hxs | wonders if he is Italian... |
13:59.40 | n3hxs | he=Spaghetti Monster. |
13:59.41 | rolandow | sorry .. italian food i ment |
13:59.48 | Katty | n3hxs: if you'r enot you can be an honorary italian |
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14:02.06 | Katty | http://www.venganza.org/about/ <- i don't see anything about him being italian. |
14:02.17 | rolandow | you can be anything you want to be .. just turn yourself into anything you think that you could ever be |
14:03.24 | Nivex | You can do anything at zombo.com |
14:04.23 | Katty | i think it's too early for this hehe |
14:04.30 | anonymouz666 | haha |
14:05.20 | dax_roc | So you can replace the incomming call tone ( ring ring ) ? |
14:05.31 | Katty | sure |
14:05.39 | Katty | why don't you make it the plop plop fizz fizz song |
14:06.30 | dax_roc | Homer: Computers can do that! |
14:06.43 | rolandow | is that song free of rights? |
14:07.01 | dax_roc | it is for education |
14:08.34 | Katty | hmm |
14:08.48 | Katty | all my tickets are waiting on someone or something. |
14:08.50 | Katty | should i knit? |
14:09.08 | rolandow | yes you should |
14:10.01 | Katty | got 40 rows left on my project |
14:10.08 | Jinxed- | Is there a feature list for asterisk somewhere? I'm looking to see if asterisk can support things such as MLPP, Mobility Extension, Hotline, and any sort of decentralized system |
14:10.35 | Katty | http://www.asterisk.org/support/features |
14:11.09 | Katty | infobot: features? |
14:11.09 | infobot | Oh, i feel so bloated... *burp* |
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14:16.28 | rolandow | how long does it take you to finish one row? |
14:16.28 | Katty | dear caffeine, work faster. |
14:16.37 | Katty | if it's 2 colors, about 12 minutes |
14:16.47 | Katty | but this is 3 color...so i'd guess about 15 to 20 |
14:17.00 | rolandow | 800 mins |
14:17.28 | Katty | nah |
14:17.33 | Katty | not all the rows are 3 color |
14:17.45 | Katty | i'd guess more like 9 hours |
14:18.15 | rolandow | ok .. so let's hope all those tickets remain the same status |
14:18.22 | rolandow | then you'll be done tomorrow |
14:18.32 | Katty | >.< |
14:18.38 | Katty | there is no way i can knit for9 hours straight |
14:18.41 | Katty | my hands would die |
14:18.44 | rolandow | :) |
14:19.06 | Katty | but i could swing about 3 hours |
14:19.23 | rolandow | so you work at home i suppose? |
14:19.31 | Katty | nope |
14:19.38 | rolandow | you take your knitting to the office? |
14:19.46 | Katty | yes. |
14:20.07 | rolandow | ok .. you can paid by the ticket ? :) |
14:20.16 | Katty | i'm salary |
14:20.40 | Katty | i are also responsibuhl adult and don't knit when i have work to do ;) |
14:20.49 | Katty | which may make all the difference |
14:20.51 | Kobaz | astrikatty |
14:20.55 | Katty | hi Kobaz |
14:20.59 | Kobaz | yello |
14:21.04 | Katty | howre you dear |
14:21.08 | rolandow | i see |
14:21.08 | Kobaz | good good |
14:21.13 | Katty | woot! |
14:21.24 | Kobaz | apparently i was iron deficient for like a month |
14:21.37 | Katty | oh that's not fun. i was iron deficient for a few years. |
14:21.39 | Kobaz | had zero energy almost all the time... wake up and be a zombie all day |
14:21.42 | Katty | were you sleepy? and cold? |
14:21.57 | Katty | did they prescribe you iron pills and OJ? |
14:21.59 | Kobaz | not all that cold but just about to fall asleep all day long |
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14:22.05 | Kobaz | "they" |
14:22.10 | Kobaz | aka "dr me" |
14:22.10 | Katty | nods |
14:22.25 | Kobaz | figured it out myself, the doctor didnt want to do any tests |
14:22.36 | Katty | stupid doctors. it's just a little blood test. |
14:22.49 | Kobaz | a $300 dollar blood test apparently |
14:22.56 | Kobaz | to do a full physical |
14:23.05 | Katty | but they can run a single test ^_- |
14:23.13 | Kobaz | yeah but what do you test for |
14:23.33 | Kobaz | you need to throw in the whole normal batch because there's lots of stuff that could be out of wack |
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14:24.10 | Katty | they also just tested my levels of hemoglobin |
14:24.15 | Katty | err always |
14:24.34 | Kobaz | well i didn't even know were to start looking |
14:24.40 | Katty | which if i understand it right....they're proteins of some sort |
14:24.49 | Kobaz | but i had some interesting symptoms which led me to finding the issue |
14:24.53 | Katty | well that's ok. iron deficiency is easy to treat. |
14:25.04 | Katty | eat your spinaches and broccolis |
14:25.08 | Kobaz | heh yeah |
14:25.14 | Katty | and take iron pills with OJ |
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14:25.20 | Katty | cause iron is difficult to absorb withotu vitamin c |
14:25.34 | Kobaz | i loaded up on iron for two days with a multivitamin in the morning and then iron at night |
14:25.50 | Kobaz | and then i'll just do a multi for a while and see how it goes |
14:25.52 | Katty | with OJ? |
14:25.56 | Kobaz | water |
14:26.04 | jpsharp | too much iron will plug you up, though. |
14:26.06 | Kobaz | i'm not much of a juice person these days, but i do like oranges |
14:26.06 | Katty | well eat an orange or something |
14:26.25 | Kobaz | jpsharp: i did some reading, you need quite a bit to overdose |
14:26.36 | Katty | jpsharp: an anemia can cause heart problems, chest pains... |
14:26.37 | Jinxed- | Katty: thanks for the link, it seems like asterisk can do most of those with the exception of maybe MLPP and I haven't evaluated what type of mobility is possible yet |
14:26.43 | Kobaz | like some people have been prescribed like 65mg three times a day |
14:27.00 | Kobaz | i was taking a multivitamin which had like 15mg in the morning, and then a 27mg at night |
14:27.01 | Katty | i think it far outweighs the being Plugged Up |
14:27.06 | Kobaz | and i only did that two days |
14:27.09 | Kobaz | so i think i'm good |
14:27.10 | Katty | if you're that concerned, just eat lots of fiber. |
14:27.12 | Katty | nomnom |
14:27.15 | Kobaz | hehe |
14:27.31 | Katty | burritos to the rescue! |
14:28.00 | Kobaz | i was barely coding or doing anything for most of july |
14:28.01 | jpsharp | My wife get anemic and gets those symptoms when she's low. |
14:28.05 | Katty | Kobaz: it'll take a bit longer for your hemoglobin levels to get back to normal |
14:28.23 | Katty | jpsharp: stuff her full of cheesy broccoli! |
14:28.28 | Kobaz | Katty: yeah but the multivitamin has iron in it, so i don't think i need the extra plain iron supplement every day |
14:28.30 | Katty | mm iron with cheese sauce |
14:28.58 | Katty | Kobaz: there's also the possiblity that there's something else in that multivitamin too |
14:29.03 | Kobaz | yeah possibly |
14:29.08 | jpsharp | She'd rather eat dog poo than broccoli. |
14:29.09 | Kobaz | but i did have some interesting symptoms |
14:29.32 | Katty | jpsharp: spinach quiche! |
14:29.48 | jpsharp | Now that does sound good. |
14:29.48 | Kobaz | pink poo |
14:30.06 | Katty | artichokes are high too...you can pour cheese all over that. |
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14:30.18 | Kobaz | i put cheese on everything |
14:30.21 | Katty | mhmm |
14:30.34 | asteriskATmarmuD | Kobaz: good for you! :D |
14:30.49 | Katty | Kobaz: a lot of people are chronically deficient these days |
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14:30.54 | Kobaz | yeah i would imagine |
14:31.01 | Katty | Kobaz: all the usual stuff people eat have nothing in them |
14:31.02 | Kobaz | the american monodiet is pretty unhealthy |
14:31.02 | acidfoo | anyone is running a cisco 7911 with user local in french ? i'd be curious to see the .xml conf file, thank you |
14:31.06 | Katty | other than preservatives. lots of preservatives. |
14:31.18 | Katty | and additives, food coloring, and corn syrups! |
14:31.25 | Kobaz | yum |
14:31.35 | dax_roc | Katty: This can only be done for SIP right ? IAX is from the provider |
14:31.54 | Katty | dax_roc: eh? |
14:32.12 | dax_roc | The incomming ring file |
14:32.17 | Katty | for...? |
14:32.19 | Katty | the phone? |
14:32.22 | Kobaz | katty is involved in serious nutrition discussion right now |
14:32.30 | Kobaz | you'll need to fill her in on the details |
14:32.35 | Katty | yes. and my memory is about as good as a goldfish. |
14:33.34 | dax_roc | Sorry, I'm wanting to change the incomming ring progress for a list of numbers. |
14:33.41 | n3hxs | Wet and sloppy? |
14:33.47 | Katty | incoming...ring...progress? |
14:33.55 | Kobaz | more details |
14:34.09 | Kobaz | none of us know what you're talking about |
14:34.18 | rolandow | a goldfish would beat me with remembering stuff |
14:34.22 | Katty | you can Answer() any call and Playback(afile) or Background(afile) if there needs to be interaction with an IVR. |
14:34.23 | rolandow | but i learnt to live with it |
14:35.03 | dax_roc | I can't answer the call (to expensive) can I replace the ring ring the caller heres with a custome one ? |
14:35.09 | Katty | rolandow: REMEMBER SAMMY |
14:35.22 | rolandow | sammy? |
14:35.30 | Katty | rolandow: the movie is called mimento |
14:35.40 | Katty | rolandow: memento |
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14:36.07 | rolandow | http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0209144/ this one? |
14:36.08 | Katty | dax_roc: i think that's controlled by the telco then |
14:36.23 | Katty | rolandow: yes, that one. |
14:36.31 | Katty | rolandow: his memory is awful. he writes himself notes. |
14:36.34 | rolandow | ok .. |
14:36.41 | dax_roc | No, I think it's handled by the sip recieving side and IAX the provider ( out of controll ) ? |
14:36.43 | rolandow | i do that in my phone |
14:36.53 | rolandow | or i just ask things over and over again |
14:37.02 | Katty | rolandow: yes i am a fan of lists. |
14:37.12 | rolandow | which makes me look like a total idiot when i'm trying to ask (and remember) a girls name |
14:37.33 | Katty | oh that's easy |
14:37.36 | rolandow | like.. i ask her name .. and then 10 seconds later..it's gone already |
14:37.38 | Katty | just make a new contact and hand them your phone |
14:37.49 | Kobaz | "dinner at my place" |
14:37.52 | rolandow | hehe |
14:37.57 | Kobaz | i need your number for the invite |
14:38.04 | Kobaz | and your name too |
14:38.17 | Katty | facepalms. |
14:38.23 | Katty | akward penguin. |
14:38.29 | rolandow | well i guess i could make a note next time in my phone |
14:38.33 | rolandow | that's better than asking 10 times |
14:38.47 | rolandow | i had this problem last friday |
14:38.55 | Katty | the more socially acceptable thing to do is just not say anything |
14:39.08 | rolandow | so i checked with other ppl who were attending the party as well |
14:39.11 | Katty | and then quietly ask one of your friends when they're not looking |
14:39.15 | Kobaz | and then be like "hey,....you" |
14:39.20 | rolandow | turns out her name is irmgard |
14:39.29 | rolandow | what kind of a name is that!? |
14:39.41 | rolandow | it may be cool in LOTR |
14:39.42 | Kobaz | non-american |
14:39.49 | rolandow | non-dutch as well |
14:40.15 | rolandow | no wonder i could remember that |
14:40.24 | rolandow | btw is this channel logged somewhere and kept forever in google history? |
14:40.39 | rolandow | i should probably change my nick then to something less close to my real name :) |
14:41.35 | Kobaz | too late |
14:42.05 | rolandow | who's in charge of those logs? |
14:42.12 | rolandow | damnit.. do i ever learn |
14:45.31 | Katty | you should have asked her if you could call her something for short. |
14:45.43 | Katty | one of my neighbors had a very indian name |
14:45.47 | Katty | i just called him mo. |
14:45.49 | Katty | :P |
14:45.52 | rolandow | like.. irm? |
14:46.04 | Katty | honestly? i don't recall |
14:46.11 | rolandow | hehe... |
14:46.49 | rolandow | there was a friend who was called "gans" .. which means goose |
14:46.55 | rolandow | because he was rather tall .. and well, ugly .. |
14:47.18 | rolandow | it took me over a year to find out that his name was actual michel |
14:47.47 | rolandow | and i wan't the only one .. most ppl dind't know his own name |
14:47.57 | rolandow | but well he didn't seem to bother :) |
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14:53.58 | Katty | (= |
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14:57.40 | joelio | strange issue. Asterisk located on internal network. Conference set to dial meetme on external (public facing) VM. 15 minute dropout. No NAT, firewall with SIP munging etc.. any pointers on where to look? |
14:59.41 | rolandow | i'm off ! have a nice day .. |
15:00.44 | drmessano | joelio: Have you checked any logs? |
15:02.28 | Jinxed- | Does anyone know if Astereisk has something similar to MLPP? |
15:02.38 | Jinxed- | Asterisk* |
15:03.53 | Qwell | What is MLPP? |
15:03.55 | Katty | what's mlpp |
15:04.03 | Katty | Qwell: JINX YOU OWE ME A COKE |
15:04.09 | Qwell | Katty: NOPE, 2 whole seconds. |
15:04.14 | Katty | :< |
15:04.20 | Katty | grumbles. |
15:04.29 | Qwell | Did you finish the project? |
15:04.37 | Katty | i made a bacon strip yesterday. |
15:04.43 | Katty | but the tardis isn't done just yet. another 40 rows to go |
15:04.47 | Katty | but 3/4 done (= |
15:05.21 | Roelt | hmmm, bacon |
15:08.30 | Jinxed- | Multilevel Precedence and Preemption (MLPP) service allows validated users to place priority calls, and if necessary, to preempt lower-priority calls. Precedence indicates the priority level of a call. Preemption is the process of terminating a lower-precedence call so a call of higher precedence can proceed. This capability assures high-ranking personnel can communicate with critical organizations and personnel during network st |
15:08.38 | Jinxed- | http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucme/admin/configuration/guide/cmemlpp.html#wp1053941 |
15:09.23 | Katty | yeah i guess i should blog it. |
15:09.37 | Katty | i'm not really happy with the pattern tho. it needs some work |
15:10.03 | Qwell | Jinxed-: meh, that's just dialplan |
15:10.08 | Qwell | shouldn't be terribly difficult |
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15:11.59 | Jinxed- | Qwell: So If I had a system that could handle 3 calls and the system was up and running with 3 calls active, and the ceo decides she/he want to make a call it would terminate one of the lower calls to make room for the higher priority call.... and you could do that with a dialplan? |
15:13.02 | Qwell | sure, doesn't seem hard |
15:16.31 | Katty | http://42ndknitstreet.blogspot.com/2012/07/bacon-strips-and-bacon-strips-and-bacon.html |
15:17.18 | Qwell | are you going to bacon up the tardis? |
15:17.26 | Katty | no, that's for my xmas tree |
15:17.38 | Katty | but i think i'm going to bind off everything above the pink bits |
15:17.39 | Qwell | are you going to tardis up the christmas tree? |
15:17.46 | Katty | so it'll be curvy, like real bacon |
15:17.52 | Katty | possibly. |
15:18.05 | Katty | so far i've only decided on bacon, eggs, toast, and sausage garland |
15:18.24 | Katty | which may or may not happen |
15:20.03 | Jinxed- | Qwell: how would you disconnect an active call in a dialplan? |
15:20.17 | Kobaz | Softhangup() |
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15:24.06 | Katty | Qwell: what do you think i should try after the tardis is done? |
15:24.18 | Katty | Qwell: i'm thinking a beanie hat. |
15:24.27 | Kobaz | i have a beanie |
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15:24.40 | Katty | or maybe a drink coozie |
15:24.45 | Qwell | sweater! |
15:24.50 | Katty | heavens no. |
15:24.56 | Qwell | sweatervest? |
15:24.57 | Katty | i swore to never knit sweaters or socks. |
15:25.01 | Kobaz | hah |
15:25.03 | Katty | only cool things. |
15:25.12 | Qwell | hey, don't knock the sweatervest |
15:25.25 | Kobaz | make an afghan |
15:25.34 | Katty | Kobaz: i alreayd know how to make 2d objects. |
15:25.38 | Katty | Kobaz: the goal is to make 3d |
15:25.44 | Kobaz | make a bathrobe |
15:25.51 | Katty | think smaller. |
15:26.00 | Kobaz | bath shorts |
15:26.00 | Katty | it takes nearly 30 hours to make a laptop sleeve |
15:26.09 | Katty | a bathrobe would likely take a month :P |
15:27.25 | Katty | thinking a drink coozie would be simple. and teach me to knit with 5 needles at once. |
15:27.36 | joelio | drmessano: No, unfortunately not. I'm goung to increase the verbosity |
15:27.53 | Katty | maybe a nintendo controller coozie |
15:27.53 | Qwell | Katty: not to be that guy, but is that a practical item to make? |
15:28.06 | Katty | it's not about the practicality of the item. |
15:28.14 | Katty | it's about how to knit with 5 pointed knitting needles |
15:28.21 | Qwell | no, but, making something you could use would be +++ |
15:28.24 | Katty | just about anything small, that IS practical, requires those |
15:28.43 | Katty | oh i'd use a coozie. |
15:28.46 | Qwell | well then |
15:28.47 | Katty | WINTER IS COMING |
15:30.11 | drmessano | Shut up |
15:30.30 | Katty | http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-EBZcy2yiyKw/Tqlv26w8avI/AAAAAAAAAVE/ZrQv_3OelDk/s1600/Freaker%2Bcoozie%2Bbeer%252C%2Bwine%252C%2Bcoffee%252C%2Bsoda%252C%2Bwhatever..JPG <- these are all pretty adorable. |
15:30.52 | Roelt | except that german flag.. :-) |
15:31.30 | Katty | i know! a star trek bottle one |
15:31.35 | Katty | yellow and black. |
15:31.45 | Katty | with a little star trek ensignia, and ARMS attached to the size |
15:31.47 | Katty | erm side |
15:33.07 | Katty | http://farm5.staticflickr.com/4022/4466823331_f408d73839_z.jpg <- looks like someone already had the idea |
15:33.43 | Katty | but longer. and we can't forget security. |
15:34.02 | Qwell | Katty: you need a red one too, for the people you don't like much |
15:34.12 | Katty | exactly. security. |
15:37.47 | carrar | Katty, do you have any mannequin arms? |
15:38.05 | Katty | no, but i have two real ones. |
15:38.24 | carrar | should make one for your keyboard, mouse and monitor |
15:38.30 | carrar | and car |
15:38.35 | Katty | make one...what? |
15:38.40 | carrar | a cover |
15:38.45 | carrar | like in that pic you posted |
15:39.17 | Katty | oh like the coozie you mean? |
15:39.26 | carrar | yeah |
15:39.53 | carrar | car coozie |
15:40.03 | Katty | that'd get awfully dirty |
15:40.07 | carrar | and for all your pens and pencils |
15:40.17 | carrar | everything on your desk should have a coozie |
15:40.22 | carrar | including the desk! |
15:40.40 | Katty | i think they call that yarn bombing |
15:41.12 | Katty | http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_C4ymTD4J7w8/TDywfsRzREI/AAAAAAAAAms/1ssEK2j7XPM/s1600/crochet_covered_smart_car.jpg |
15:43.05 | carrar | yeah thats hot |
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15:57.44 | asteriskATmarmuD | hi guys! I want to dial several numbers with my perl AGI script and write the dialstatus and/or hangupcause to a mysql-DB. my question is: how can I wait for a call to finish and get the hangupcause, before calling the next number. or tell me how you would do it |
16:00.28 | Katty | noms loaded tator |
16:03.24 | amessina | tzafrir_laptop: you avail? |
16:03.37 | tzafrir_laptop | amessina, yes |
16:04.15 | amessina | tzafrir_laptop: I've emailing with Kurt from Xorcom regarding the callerid issue as well as https://issues.asterisk.org/jira/browse/DAHTOOL-60 |
16:05.28 | amessina | tzafrir_laptop: Kurt emailed me your response to him (I think) regarding the Astribank initialization issue. Which commit is that in SVN? Also is it in dahdi-tools or dahdi-linux? |
16:05.57 | tzafrir_laptop | It's dahdi-linux |
16:07.57 | amessina | tzafrir_laptop: http://messinet.com/rpms/browser/dahdi-linux/dahdi-linux-r10694.patch ? If so, I've had it included in my own build/packages. |
16:08.12 | tzafrir_laptop | r10692 in trunk, r10694 in branches/2.6 |
16:08.30 | amessina | When I first started troubleshooting the callerid, I saw this and figured I'd throw it in, but it didn't do anything for the callerid. |
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16:09.28 | tzafrir_laptop | Without it (and with a recent enough kernel), the initializations are completely broken |
16:09.53 | amessina | tzafrir_laptop: For the callerid issue, I've got ana analog phone that receives callerid just fine directly from the PSTN, and a TDM400p card that I used to use in an old server that also receives callerid just fine from the PSTN. |
16:10.35 | pyther24 | Is there a better voip provider than callcentric? |
16:10.43 | Qwell | ~itsplist-us |
16:10.43 | infobot | Here are some popular ITSPs (USA) starting with the more respected ones: http://www.teliax.com , http://www.voicepulse.com/connect/ , http://www.broadvoice.com , http://www.jnctn.com , http://www.bandwidth.com , http://vitelity.net , http://voip.ms and http://flowroute.com |
16:11.06 | tzafrir_laptop | If it's not that issue of the initializations, also consider testing a loopback of FXS-FXO |
16:11.10 | amessina | When doing the FXS-FXO loopback, I get callerid from DAHDI/1 to DAHDI/2 to DAHDI/14 (it shows what I have set in chan_dahdi.conf for channel 1) |
16:11.20 | pyther24 | Qwell: more looking for personal experience |
16:11.52 | amessina | That's why I can seem to figure out why the Astribank can't receive it -- everything else can. |
16:13.04 | amessina | Or rather why PSTN --> Astribank --> Asterisk cannot, where Asterisk --> Astribank --> Asterisk can. |
16:13.08 | tzafrir_laptop | Next thing to do would be to record the audio with dahdi_monitor and see that the caller ID was passed properly |
16:14.54 | amessina | I've recorded the audio myself and the folks from Xorcom have as well. I'm not sure what it's supposed to sound like ;) but I do hear some 'modem' sounds after the first ring. Not sure how I know whether they're 'proper' or not. |
16:15.20 | amessina | Is there a way for me to feed that recording into Asterisk via a Playback or something and have it detect the callerid? |
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16:29.32 | pyther24 | flowroute looks like they might be a good choice, anyone have any experience with them? Are they 24/7 reliable? |
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16:31.14 | TriJetScud | Katty: you chat here all the time do you? |
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16:34.00 | Katty | TriJetScud: off and on, when i'm not busy. |
16:34.03 | paulc | pyther24: what are your current issues with Callcentric? (not affiliated, just have a friend who recently started using them) |
16:35.10 | pyther24 | paulc: they don't pass callerid when forwarding a call |
16:35.26 | pyther24 | I just started using them myself, but it would be really nice to pass the callerid |
16:35.41 | pyther24 | my use case, is to forward calls to my cell if no one picks up |
16:36.00 | pyther24 | basically I'm on call and always need to be reachable, cell reciption in my apartment is poor at best |
16:36.57 | drmessano | Callcentric is too expensive, IMO |
16:37.18 | pyther24 | that was the other thing, I don't mind paying though for good service |
16:37.36 | pyther24 | seems like flowroute is very basic in terms of not offering any pbx type features |
16:38.25 | drmessano | PBX features? No, they are a provider.. you're the one with the PBX though, so why do you need someone to have "features"? |
16:38.52 | pyther24 | I don't, callcentric offers more pbx features |
16:39.04 | drmessano | um ok |
16:39.07 | pyther24 | so in my case, it seems like flowroute might be a better solution, if they have the reliability |
16:39.25 | drmessano | flowroute is reliable and in use by many |
16:39.28 | pyther24 | flowroute seems better fitted for asterisk users |
16:39.42 | pyther24 | drmessano: any number or status or business using them? |
16:40.34 | drmessano | I have 10 customers on Flowroute, and if you ask in here at the right time, you'll find folks operating callcenters that use them |
16:41.22 | pyther24 | sweet, I'll have to look into them closer tonight, and maybe give them a shot |
16:41.45 | drmessano | Their service is inexpensive, reliable, and their support is top notch |
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16:42.32 | amessina | tzafrir_laptop: how does this sound: http://messinet.com/~amessina/13_rx3.wav? That's from the PSTN. This one is from the FXS-FXO loopback: http://messinet.com/~amessina/14_rx.wav |
16:42.44 | drmessano | Callcentric caters more to the Vonage crowd.. those that might like to buy their own ATA or phone and set it up themselves vs. just buying a Vonage box and plugging it in |
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16:43.07 | Katty | hi tony |
16:43.16 | Katty | drmessano: you know what you need? |
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16:43.22 | drmessano | What is that? |
16:43.29 | Katty | an icey cold beer |
16:43.38 | drmessano | That would be nice |
16:43.48 | Katty | let's abandon work and go get one |
16:43.57 | carrar | 6 icey cold beers |
16:44.05 | Katty | YES |
16:44.09 | drmessano | We can meet in Nashville |
16:44.20 | drmessano | How far is that from you? |
16:44.28 | n3hxs | 6 won't cut it for the 196 peeps in channel. |
16:44.47 | carrar | 4,704 icey cold beers |
16:44.59 | n3hxs | Yeah, |
16:45.30 | Katty | i think nashville is 4 hours? |
16:45.31 | Katty | googles |
16:45.56 | carrar | or 12 kegs |
16:46.25 | drmessano | Katty: Somewhere between nashville and Chattanooga then.. I am 6 to Nashville |
16:46.39 | carrar | err 28 kegs |
16:46.41 | drmessano | No, maybe 5 |
16:46.59 | Katty | chatanooga is 6 hours away |
16:47.15 | Katty | AND 3 MINUTES |
16:47.48 | Katty | wow nashville is only 4 hours, i should go more often |
16:49.22 | Katty | Qwell: do you have a couch? air mattress? |
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16:49.52 | Qwell | Katty: nope |
16:49.53 | Katty | irroot: afternoon greg |
16:50.16 | Katty | Qwell: oh that's right..they got stolen |
16:50.18 | drmessano | Katty, we meed to meet in Monteagle, TN.. it's the halfway point. See you in 5 hours and 31 minutes |
16:50.23 | irroot | yo yo good evening |
16:50.31 | Katty | drmessano: jeebus. |
16:50.43 | Katty | drmessano: just take a plane cape already |
16:50.57 | Katty | drmessano: wait, i know a pilot. i'll send the boy after you :P |
16:51.07 | irroot | all of 19h middle of winter |
16:51.12 | n3hxs | Is Monteagle where that huge fireworks store is? |
16:51.19 | drmessano | n3hxs: YES |
16:51.26 | Katty | i awnna go to a huge fireworks store. |
16:51.29 | drmessano | I forgot all about it |
16:51.29 | Katty | sneaks lighter in. |
16:51.51 | Katty | irroot: middle of winter eh? |
16:51.51 | n3hxs | We have offices in Chatt and Nashville. |
16:51.53 | drmessano | Katty: I may be passing by you around Christmas. Beer should be cold by then |
16:52.06 | Qwell | I have cold beer in my fridge - just sayin'. |
16:52.07 | Katty | drmessano: i would hope so, if not we'll stick it out in the snow until it's flavor returns. |
16:52.10 | n3hxs | Seems I bought bottle rockets some time in the past . |
16:52.13 | irroot | yip southern hemi |
16:52.22 | Katty | irroot: get any snow yet? |
16:52.35 | Katty | Qwell: what if i bring an air mattress? :P |
16:52.43 | Qwell | Katty: plenty of floor space |
16:52.44 | irroot | lol no dont snow here did once in 1981 |
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16:53.01 | Katty | plots trip to huntsville |
16:53.12 | Katty | Qwell is totally cool. i'd crash on his floor. |
16:53.40 | Katty | huntsville isn't a dry county is it |
16:53.59 | Qwell | god no |
16:54.03 | Katty | good. |
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16:54.15 | Katty | gatlinburgh, TN was testing my patience with its lack of beer sales. |
16:54.30 | Qwell | Katty: The JD distillery is in a dry county. |
16:54.32 | Qwell | figure that one out |
16:54.34 | Katty | thank goodness for it's "grandfathered" in policies and it's microbreweries |
16:54.37 | Katty | YES |
16:54.47 | Katty | i think they should just threaten to leave. |
16:54.54 | Qwell | they don't have to |
16:55.00 | Katty | no? |
16:55.08 | Katty | it's legal to sell JD in that dry county? |
16:55.25 | Qwell | it's a tiny county |
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16:56.35 | Katty | i never really understood the point of dry counties. |
16:56.51 | Katty | just religious reasons, i spose |
16:57.03 | Katty | tho they could probably use the taxes for something |
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16:57.28 | Katty | cape is getting a casino here soon...i'm super excited about tax potential |
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16:58.50 | Jinxed- | Does anyone have an example of how one might do MLPP with asterisk? |
17:00.00 | amessina | tzafrir_laptop: how does this sound: http://messinet.com/~amessina/13_rx3.wav? That's from the PSTN. This one is from the FXS-FXO loopback: http://messinet.com/~amessina/14_rx.wav |
17:00.08 | Katty | anyone know of a cute little touristy spot to go for halloween? |
17:00.17 | carrar | Disneyland! |
17:00.17 | irroot | is thinking that the black market is big in dry counties |
17:00.28 | Katty | carrar: isn't that kind of...kid oriented. |
17:00.30 | carrar | obakichan! |
17:01.10 | carrar | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDzhPjVQjRw |
17:01.31 | chuckf | Katty: getting a casino in your neighborhood sounds better than the reality |
17:01.57 | Katty | luckily it's not in my neighborhood. |
17:02.04 | Katty | carrar: that...is... |
17:02.08 | Katty | carrar: ...interesting? |
17:02.15 | carrar | heh |
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17:02.56 | Katty | but the little dancing...ghosts? were kinda cute |
17:03.24 | carrar | don't forget the disney halloween parade |
17:03.33 | carrar | SCARY!! |
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17:04.42 | Katty | :> |
17:04.43 | irroot | is off to pongola tommorow early am 6hr road trip for a meeting then back home 12hrs in car in one day |
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17:06.48 | carrar | disneyland is for all ages katty! |
17:07.02 | Katty | yes but there are children running around |
17:07.05 | carrar | I'm probably going to tokyo disney land again this year for halloween |
17:07.10 | Katty | and children are not neccessarily for kattys |
17:07.26 | Katty | i'm t hinking new orelans |
17:07.41 | carrar | Oh you want drunkin topless beer fun |
17:07.48 | Katty | no. |
17:07.54 | Katty | well drunkin maybe |
17:08.01 | chuckf | that's her saturday nights |
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17:08.07 | chuckf | :D |
17:08.12 | carrar | haha |
17:08.21 | Katty | i usually go to the gym saturday nights hehe |
17:08.39 | carrar | less hangovers that way |
17:08.48 | Katty | don't get hangovers. |
17:08.49 | Katty | ever. |
17:08.59 | carrar | drive 20 beers and no water |
17:09.00 | Jinxed- | is this the off-topic asterisk channel? |
17:09.01 | carrar | drink |
17:09.07 | Jinxed- | is there a normal asterisk channel? |
17:09.07 | carrar | NO |
17:09.16 | carrar | there is #freepbx |
17:09.18 | Katty | not when we're around. |
17:09.25 | Katty | i'm there too. |
17:09.29 | carrar | heh |
17:11.20 | Katty | i just wanna go to someplace all cutesy decorated for halloween |
17:11.32 | carrar | comicom? |
17:11.54 | Katty | do a haunted house, eat some cute decorated cupcakes, and maybe take a cute little carriage ride down some old brick street to see all the decorations |
17:12.07 | Katty | facepalms |
17:12.11 | Katty | no, not comicon you goofball |
17:12.35 | carrar | would be awesome to see you dress like this |
17:12.35 | carrar | http://poohatur.com/wp-content/gallery/comic-con-2009/comic-con-2009-20.jpg |
17:12.52 | Katty | that's not my style. |
17:13.10 | Jinxed- | It seems like nearly every open source voip solution is based on asterisk |
17:13.16 | Jinxed- | freepbx/trixbox/etc |
17:13.24 | Jinxed- | are there any open source competitors |
17:13.33 | carrar | Jinxed, so just use Asterisk from source! |
17:13.40 | carrar | Beat them at their own game! |
17:13.48 | WIMPy | Jinxed-: Sure. For what area exactely? |
17:14.07 | carrar | Jinxed, like GNU SIP Witch? |
17:14.10 | Katty | carrar: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2571/3773703655_070801c91f.jpg |
17:14.16 | carrar | opensips, kamilio |
17:14.22 | carrar | but those aren't really PBX's |
17:14.31 | carrar | -really |
17:14.51 | WIMPy | Is there any open source PBX? |
17:14.57 | carrar | katty, yeah thats nice |
17:15.12 | carrar | should knitt that up |
17:15.45 | Katty | nah, i've worn the same halloween costume for 3 years |
17:15.45 | Jinxed- | Katty, what was the random sci-fi chick for? |
17:15.55 | carrar | which costume is that? |
17:17.26 | irroot | puts a dildo on my sholder as opposed to parrot [here the word voel directly translated bird is a name for a penis] and having one leg on cruches its a sortof captain hook |
17:17.55 | Jinxed- | WIMPy, Do you know if asterisk supports MLPP |
17:18.45 | WIMPy | Jinxed-: It's all dialplan. You do everything yourself. |
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17:19.04 | Katty | carrar: it's a leg avanue military one |
17:19.09 | Katty | c hecks to see if it's still on website |
17:19.30 | carrar | Jinxed, do you mean MLPPP? |
17:19.51 | carrar | MultiLink PPP |
17:20.18 | carrar | "bonded" PPP ciruits |
17:20.47 | irroot | bonded links are not the same as MLPPP |
17:20.59 | WIMPy | Jinxed-: Actually I don't think there's any way to do preemption. |
17:21.07 | carrar | hence the qutoes |
17:21.08 | Qwell | sure there is |
17:21.11 | Qwell | find a channel, hang it up |
17:21.17 | carrar | or Multilevel Precedence and Preemption |
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17:21.42 | Jinxed- | Multilevel Precedence and Preemption |
17:21.52 | WIMPy | Ok, jusy killing calls is possible. But there's no way to put them on hold. |
17:22.10 | Qwell | If you don't have enough lines available, putting it on hold isn't going to do anything. |
17:22.16 | WIMPy | (which is a big issue anyway) |
17:22.27 | irroot | carrar indeed spent some time trying to explain to some people the difference and the vibe router |
17:22.28 | Nugget | What am I gonna do with 40 subscriptions to Vibe?! |
17:22.40 | WIMPy | That's the idea of putting calls on hold. |
17:22.46 | carrar | Jinxed, could do something in a AGI/AMI |
17:23.00 | carrar | could force a hang on another call to make a higher priority call |
17:23.14 | Qwell | WIMPy: Putting a line on hold doesn't free it up... |
17:23.38 | Qwell | Jinxed-: Here's a better way. Get more lines. |
17:23.40 | WIMPy | Qwell: Sure it does. That's the whole point of doing so. |
17:23.44 | carrar | heh |
17:23.52 | WIMPy | It's just that noone here seems to understand these basics :-( |
17:25.42 | Qwell | Hold allows you to do something with another "line". It doesn't somehow magically make it available for use. |
17:26.21 | WIMPy | I'm not going to argue about the absolute basics. |
17:26.51 | drmessano | Hmmm |
17:27.13 | drmessano | If I put a call on hold, and it frees up the line, how do I get it back off hold if the line is freed? |
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17:27.31 | carrar | with solder and sound cards |
17:27.36 | drmessano | !!! |
17:27.46 | Katty | carrar: http://worldoffancydress.com/images/Wartime%20officer%2035335.jpg Found it! |
17:27.51 | Katty | ^- clearly not me. |
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17:28.07 | carrar | WOAH, nice pic of you katty! |
17:28.11 | Katty | >.< |
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17:28.19 | Katty | how dare you suggest i'm a blonde. |
17:28.36 | carrar | that outfit cries for a short riding crop |
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17:30.34 | Katty | welli don't own one |
17:30.54 | carrar | uh huh |
17:32.02 | TriJetScud | Katty: just wondering what actually happened at the first cluecon for you? |
17:32.22 | Katty | what happened at cluecon, stays at cluecon |
17:32.39 | TriJetScud | lolol |
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17:36.10 | Jinxed- | WIMPy, do you have any links on how one might achieve MLPP with dialplans? |
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17:46.12 | TechSmurf | Can anyone recommend phones for a small business setting? Low call volume, 20 sets total, 12 basic, 8 premium. basic need 2 lines (probably only ever use 1), intercom/paging, option to disable call logs. Premium need 3+ lines, intercom/paging, option to disable call logging on a per-call basis *highly* desirable for ringall group vs direct calls. |
17:46.39 | Qwell | TechSmurf: http://www1.digium.com/en/products/phones |
17:46.51 | Qwell | call logging really isn't a phone option |
17:47.01 | Qwell | neither is something like ringall |
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17:48.41 | WIMPy | Jinxed-: As I said: You have to do it all yourself. You have functions to count calls and to hangup other calls. |
17:53.10 | Jinxed- | It doesn't seem like trixbox is being developed much any more |
17:53.16 | Jinxed- | is that an accurate conclusion? |
17:53.22 | Qwell | yes |
17:53.37 | TechSmurf | thinks qwell didn't understand that... |
17:54.03 | Qwell | TechSmurf: which? |
17:55.16 | TechSmurf | I'm not sure how you equated ringall as a phone feature |
17:55.34 | Qwell | the comma in your last sentence |
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18:02.53 | TechSmurf | Anyway... any recommendations other than qwell's blatant plug? |
18:03.35 | thecardsmith | i hate to say it too, but, i have a single digium phone... and, it's awesome. |
18:03.43 | WIMPy | TechSmurf: I dislike the old Snom 320/360/370 the least. |
18:03.53 | TechSmurf | WIMPy: that's not encouraging :D |
18:04.14 | WIMPy | If it uses SIP it will be shit. |
18:05.33 | WIMPy | Might have been a good idea for Digium to give IAX some more care again and use that. |
18:06.06 | Qwell | IAX2 is not useful as a phone protocol. |
18:06.35 | WIMPy | Surely more than SIP. |
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18:08.40 | TechSmurf | can the digium phones' call log application be tailored to selectively ignore calls based on alert info? |
18:09.07 | Qwell | oh, that kind of call log |
18:09.31 | Qwell | malcolmd: any idea? ^ |
18:09.40 | WIMPy | TechSmurf: Dial() has an option to mark all calls as answered. |
18:10.01 | Qwell | WIMPy: he means incoming calls |
18:10.08 | TechSmurf | WIMPy: I don't want it to just go unmissed... I want it unlogged entirely. |
18:10.28 | TechSmurf | for some sets. |
18:10.38 | WIMPy | TechSmurf: So you don't want the answered calls logged, either? |
18:10.46 | TechSmurf | On some sets, no. |
18:10.47 | carrar | sounds illegal |
18:10.51 | WIMPy | Some sets or some calls? |
18:10.58 | TechSmurf | some calls on some sets |
18:11.16 | TechSmurf | flag some calls with alert info, modify call log application on some sets to pay attention to alert info |
18:11.38 | WIMPy | I don't think there's much chance to get that going with anything. |
18:12.08 | TechSmurf | perhaps... but it'd be one hell of a selling point :P |
18:12.26 | WIMPy | If you use different accounts, you may be able to disable the logging per account. That works on Snom. |
18:12.39 | TechSmurf | hmm.. that's not unreasonable either. |
18:14.44 | TechSmurf | carrar: I think whatever your imagination has cooked up is probably hilarious. |
18:15.57 | carrar | edible raindeer? |
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18:18.32 | TechSmurf | Qwell: oh, since you're alive, you're aware of the mysql addon bug in *now, yes? |
18:18.46 | Qwell | It's not a bug. |
18:19.03 | Katty | you're a bug. |
18:19.17 | Qwell | gives Katty malaria |
18:19.24 | Katty | gosh. |
18:19.28 | Katty | now that's a little uncalled for. |
18:19.32 | Qwell | the good kind! |
18:19.42 | Katty | there is no such thing as good malaria! |
18:19.59 | Qwell | it's like getting chicken pox as a child |
18:20.10 | TechSmurf | so broken cdr isn't considered a bug? |
18:20.24 | pyther24 | Does anyone know flowroutes sip server address? I'd like to ping it to see what the latency is |
18:20.50 | TechSmurf | Qwell: Please, tell me more of your idea of broken features not being bugs. |
18:20.58 | Qwell | TechSmurf: It's not broken. It's disabled. |
18:21.31 | Qwell | If they want to configure something by default that doesn't require restrictive licensing, we'd absolutely welcome it. |
18:21.44 | Qwell | (they == FreePBX) |
18:21.55 | carrar | pyther24, wouldn't that be _sip._udp.flowroute.net |
18:22.33 | carrar | guessing |
18:22.37 | TechSmurf | Hmm... |
18:22.44 | carrar | _sip._udp.blah |
18:22.54 | pyther24 | seems that way :-/ |
18:23.08 | pyther24 | nealy 90-100ms to reach them :( |
18:23.14 | carrar | though anything *.flowroute.net seems to resolve :) |
18:23.35 | carrar | ping icantpingyou.flowroute.net |
18:23.38 | pyther24 | doesn't seem like they have eastern datalocations |
18:24.09 | TechSmurf | Qwell: Well, by default CDR doesn't look the slightest bit disabled.. but it sure doesn't work either. |
18:25.16 | Qwell | They ship a config for a module that just isn't there. |
18:25.57 | carrar | pyther24: host -t SRV _sip._udp.flowroute.com |
18:26.11 | carrar | ping one of those |
18:26.58 | pyther24 | carrar: yah, ping times are about 80-90 and peak at 100ms |
18:27.02 | pyther24 | afraid that might be a bit much |
18:27.27 | carrar | 37ms here |
18:27.40 | pyther24 | carrar: location? |
18:27.45 | carrar | seattle |
18:27.47 | pyther24 | I'm in Knoxville, TN |
18:27.51 | pyther24 | big difference |
18:28.03 | pyther24 | I'm going at leats half way across the nation |
18:29.18 | Katty | i wanna go to seattle |
18:29.24 | carrar | come on up! |
18:29.30 | carrar | we're having great weather |
18:29.36 | carrar | unlike the rest of the country |
18:30.11 | carrar | Seafair is coming up |
18:30.17 | carrar | blue angles |
18:30.21 | carrar | boat races |
18:30.34 | carrar | big parades |
18:31.11 | Katty | and noms? |
18:31.17 | carrar | always noms |
18:31.21 | Katty | :> |
18:31.29 | carrar | noms and coffee |
18:31.36 | Katty | of the iced variety? |
18:31.52 | carrar | any variety |
18:31.56 | Katty | woot! |
18:37.22 | pyther24 | "Our Primary and Secondary SIP proxies are in Nevada and California, respectively; though please note once again that the RTP Media Gateways (for call audio) are located in various locations across the globe." Not very specific but a fast reply |
18:37.35 | pyther24 | FlowRoute |
18:41.45 | carrar | pyther24, thats because they resell other providers |
18:41.51 | carrar | like level 3 |
18:41.58 | carrar | or whoever |
18:42.13 | carrar | and your media is pin their provider |
18:42.17 | carrar | binned |
18:42.18 | carrar | err |
18:42.20 | carrar | pinned |
18:42.53 | carrar | flowroute is probably just a sip proxy |
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18:43.13 | pyther24 | so there is a good chance I'll have lower latencies in call, right? |
18:43.25 | carrar | depends who they use for their provider |
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18:43.41 | carrar | they may use a Round Robin of Media IP endpoints |
18:43.55 | carrar | in which case you roll the dice |
18:44.31 | carrar | They might be doing least cost routing |
18:44.41 | carrar | so depending on who you call it goes elsewhere |
18:45.04 | carrar | try em out |
18:45.09 | carrar | capture some sip |
18:45.17 | carrar | find out where they send your calls |
18:46.02 | Katty | 2 hours till FREEDOM |
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18:58.29 | noffle | Is there any means of dynamically adding SIP accounts at run-time without needing to manually update the sip.conf configuration file? |
19:00.44 | Nugget | use a database for the sip config |
19:00.59 | Katty | hi nugget |
19:01.04 | Nugget | huggles Katty |
19:01.09 | Katty | how're you dear |
19:01.16 | Nugget | life is good |
19:01.22 | Katty | woo! |
19:01.39 | noffle | Nugget: Could you clarify a little further? |
19:02.17 | Nugget | set up odbc and use it for sippeers in extconfig.conf |
19:02.55 | Nugget | http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+res_config |
19:03.13 | noffle | Oh, excellent. Thanks for the reference. |
19:03.33 | Nugget | http://www.asterisk.org/astdocs/node48.html |
19:04.17 | Nugget | Don't be tempted to use native database (mysql or postgresql or whatever) |
19:04.24 | Nugget | do it via odbc -- you'll be glad you did down the road |
19:04.36 | noffle | Why is that? |
19:04.44 | Nugget | direct database is deprecated |
19:04.50 | Nugget | odbc is the way of the future |
19:04.58 | noffle | Noted. |
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19:19.43 | Roelt | why not realtime asterisk? http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+RealTime+Sip |
19:21.23 | noffle | Ooh. |
19:22.36 | Roelt | that's what i'm using, and it seems to works pretty good. no need to reload |
19:23.13 | Roelt | Hmz. callerid drops the first 0 when beeing called.. that's not nice |
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19:43.43 | Nugget | Realtime asterisk is what I suggested. |
19:44.00 | Nugget | it's just sort of an older name for the same stuff |
19:44.17 | malcolmd | nah, there's no way to selectively ignore calls based on alert info. i'll add a feature request |
19:44.20 | Katty | so i found cards against humanity, online. |
19:44.30 | Nugget | and that wiki page suggests using res_mysql which isn't recommended |
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19:48.45 | Qwell | Katty: dangerous |
19:52.20 | Katty | a bit :> |
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20:10.43 | Roelt | Nugget, oh, indeed. I only read the first link, that talked about reloading before changes appear |
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20:35.22 | BJD10 | Q: Just did an upgrade on a server from asterisk 1.4 - 1.8 LTS asterisk works fine. But the TDM400 is now not working.. dahdi_scan shows FSX FAILED and dmesg says its not getting voltage. The card has never had Voltage applied to it. Is this something to do with the dahdi-linux update? and how do I isolate and correct? The server does not have the ablity to add power (or else I would have already) |
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20:35.48 | gbit86 | hey |
20:36.33 | leifmadsen | BJD10: voltage is required by an FXS module since it produces a ring voltage that can't be supplied by a PCI slot |
20:36.37 | leifmadsen | this has always been the case |
20:36.56 | leifmadsen | this is typically supplied via a power connector like you would connect to a CDROM drive in the tower |
20:37.04 | gbit86 | I need some assistance, I need a specific firmware file for my cisco 7961 phone, but I do not have a support contract with cisco.. could some one do me a favor and download this firmware file and upload it for me somewhere? |
20:37.06 | gbit86 | http://www.cisco.com/cisco/software/release.html?mdfid=280083379&catid=278875243&release=8.3(2)_SR1&softwareid=282074288&sortparam= |
20:37.16 | Qwell | gbit86: That would be piracy. |
20:37.33 | gbit86 | I just need this file cmterm-7941_7961-sip.8-3-2SR1.zip |
20:37.42 | Qwell | So buy what you need, to get the access that you want. |
20:37.53 | Qwell | People here are not going to break the law to help you. Sorry. |
20:38.16 | gbit86 | it's a firmware file, I have no intention on actually using it. I do need it however so I can properly overwrite the firmware with a SIP firmware file instead!! |
20:38.52 | WIMPy | is pretty sure there are people here who wouldn't be braking any law. |
20:39.04 | gbit86 | I think Cisco's firmware policy is not appropriate, particular for my use case, so forgive me if I don't feel morally conflicted on this |
20:39.25 | gbit86 | particularly* |
20:40.37 | leifmadsen | possibly |
20:40.57 | leifmadsen | just because you don't think it's appropriate doesn't make it their policy |
20:41.36 | Qwell | If you don't agree with their policies, don't buy their hardware. |
20:42.15 | gbit86 | well.. that was not a decision in my control, and I don't feel like debating this issue needlessly |
20:42.21 | Qwell | Then please leave. |
20:45.08 | leifmadsen | isn't debating; simply not providing requested firmware due to policy |
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20:47.00 | BJD10 | leifmadsen: That was what I was under the impression of. However this system was working Friday before the upgrade, so now I am all confused. Dahdi_scan only shows 2 modules.. 1 FXS 1 FXO |
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20:47.37 | leifmadsen | BJD10: not sure -- voltage requirement has always been the case. Possible the change from zaptel to dahdi causes some sort of requirement/notification about lack of voltage |
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21:05.41 | zopsi | Has anyone ever implemented something that detects a voltage change and initiates something in asterisk? |
21:06.25 | mjordan | detects a voltage change in what? |
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21:10.32 | nephfl | hello |
21:10.36 | newtonr | nephfl: hi! |
21:11.13 | zopsi | a sensor |
21:12.00 | nephfl | I was reading the HUD/HUD-lite page, and it has a quote on it that made me wonder if there is broader support for hud in other appliance distros now |
21:12.09 | WIMPy | Where does Asterisk com in to play there? |
21:12.46 | Qwell | nephfl: Nothing else supports HUD. |
21:12.56 | Qwell | trixbox barely supports it |
21:13.15 | zopsi | I was going to use it to call me if someone opens a door. |
21:13.24 | nephfl | it seems like the only thing fonality has going for them is HUD in their commercial product |
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21:13.39 | newtonr | zopsi: yes, you could certainly do something like that |
21:13.51 | nephfl | zopsi: I have done something like that |
21:14.16 | nephfl | zopsi: you can do it with a piece of wire if you have a parallel port... |
21:15.08 | nephfl | I am actually shocked how well that works... |
21:15.15 | zopsi | I don't believe I have a parallel port |
21:15.26 | nephfl | you can add one, or use a microcontroller |
21:15.38 | nephfl | either way $20 worth of hardware |
21:17.10 | zopsi | I have a few arduinos lying around |
21:17.21 | nephfl | that'll do |
21:17.45 | TechSmurf | malcolmd: Someone else mentioned disabling call logging on a per-account or line basis... would this be an option? |
21:17.50 | nephfl | you can just drop a file in the call spool with a script that listens for your serial event..or you can write something to connect to agi |
21:18.06 | malcolmd | TechSmurf: not currently. i saw that one though and added it to the feature request. |
21:18.17 | TechSmurf | nods |
21:18.38 | Jinxed- | what is this HUD you speak of |
21:18.50 | TechSmurf | Any rough guesstimate on the dev cycle? |
21:19.07 | zopsi | nephfl: that is a bit advanced for me being a new asterisk user, but I'll give it a shot |
21:19.31 | nephfl | its as easy as creating a basic text file and using a mv command to drop it into a folder |
21:20.09 | nephfl | you can also do the opposite, use asterisk to trigger your arduino |
21:20.32 | nephfl | which also isn't hard, since you just call an external script from the dialplan.. |
21:21.56 | nephfl | I cant see why someone hasn't created something with features similar to HUD... I mean isymphonic seems to come close |
21:22.17 | pyther | Thinking about switching to flowroute, anyone any recommendation or things that I should watch out for? |
21:22.38 | TechSmurf | hud looked effing awesome... but never worked for me. |
21:22.49 | BJD10 | leifmadsen: umm... thanks, I am afraid that might be the issue, or sympton.. Not sure how to get back to what was working... or what to do to solve the problem as there is no way of giving power in the dell 1850. |
21:23.13 | nephfl | yeah, they sabotage it in their CE ...you have to pay for a working version...or go back to an old version (last I checked) |
21:24.09 | TechSmurf | I've since given up on fonality anyway |
21:24.18 | Qwell | TechSmurf: so has Fonality. |
21:24.24 | TechSmurf | exactly |
21:24.33 | leifmadsen | BJD10: you have learned a valuable lesson today about upgrading a production machine without testing on a development machine |
21:25.01 | TechSmurf | Qwell: Production systems are both officially *now |
21:25.06 | Qwell | ! |
21:25.21 | nephfl | I know a call center that is running on fonality, so apparently they aren't completely out yet |
21:25.44 | Qwell | nephfl: There are call centers running on ROLM. |
21:26.08 | malcolmd | good old rolm |
21:26.09 | Qwell | (You know, the company that stopped existing 20+ years ago?) |
21:26.18 | BJD10 | leifmadsen: Touche |
21:26.50 | nephfl | one of my clients said they visited fonality a year or so ago and they thought it didn't look like a decent business to be involved with... but... he is a dick as well.. so its hard to know |
21:26.52 | TechSmurf | If a call center system works, I'd generally leave it the hell alone no matter what support may or may not be available |
21:26.59 | BJD10 | leifmadsen: who would have thought though that the working setup did not have power supplied to the card? |
21:27.44 | leifmadsen | that's the point of testing before deploying to production :) |
21:28.00 | nephfl | you apparently cant purchase their pro edition through the website |
21:29.07 | BJD10 | leifmadsen: I guess so, though I did test all the dialplan and logic first.. just we had the card plugged in with power :) |
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21:30.33 | TechSmurf | Qwell: Only deeper work I've had to do was to get cdr working and get mp3 voicemail attachments... pretty happy with it |
21:30.50 | drmessano | Fonality is selling cloud now. They could care less about Trixbox or that other PBX product they had. Different management, different direction |
21:31.02 | Qwell | TechSmurf: Imagine how trivial it'll be to configure our phones once you buy them. |
21:32.25 | TechSmurf | well, ok, I had to beat Provisioner's configs with a sledge hammer to get the phones working :P |
21:32.32 | drmessano | All those suckers that built Trashbox systems are now dead in the water. So sad. |
21:32.44 | Qwell | TechSmurf: Well, let me outline the steps required with AsteriskNOW + Digium Phones. |
21:32.50 | Qwell | Step 1) Plug it in. |
21:32.53 | tm1000 | TechSmurf: Provisioner? |
21:32.55 | Qwell | Step 2) Select a user. |
21:32.58 | Qwell | You're welcome. |
21:33.07 | TechSmurf | tm1000: freepbx epm |
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21:33.24 | drmessano | Endpoint manager is friggin easy |
21:33.25 | tm1000 | what did you have to change and for what phones? TechSmurf |
21:33.31 | drmessano | No sledgehammer involved |
21:34.21 | TechSmurf | out of the box both my spa962 and gxp2000 sets would fail to provision/reboot loop, seemingly due to the configs being too large |
21:34.45 | tm1000 | looks at the spa962 and gxp2000 on my desk and notices they are fine |
21:34.54 | TechSmurf | shrugs helplessly |
21:35.06 | drmessano | spa962 won't boot loop on a failed config. It ignores it |
21:35.08 | TechSmurf | and then it failed to give the 962 a dial plan |
21:35.16 | tm1000 | what version are you using? |
21:35.22 | nephfl | I guess they found a way they finally found a way to license someone else's open source software by switching to a saas/cloud model |
21:35.59 | TechSmurf | tm1000: whatever downloaded a couple weeks ago from fpbx module admin.. |
21:36.14 | TechSmurf | sec for specifics |
21:36.15 | tm1000 | what version of freepbx then |
21:36.43 | drmessano | nephfl: They never needed "a way".. they seemed to have NO issues using every app they could find, modifying the source, and claiming it as their own. Even Asterisk was "Foncore" |
21:36.59 | TechSmurf | 2.10.3.7 |
21:37.01 | nephfl | nice |
21:37.18 | tm1000 | TechSmurf: strange |
21:37.20 | tm1000 | works fine here |
21:37.46 | TechSmurf | After removing lines 5-8 from the gxp2000 config template, it worked fine |
21:37.57 | TechSmurf | (setups for lines 5-8) |
21:38.08 | tm1000 | I see. thats the normal setup file that I send. |
21:38.13 | TechSmurf | as long as the config was less than 4k |
21:38.23 | tm1000 | maybe it's your tftp server messing up |
21:38.23 | drmessano | "Sirius Cybernetics Corporation.. First against the wall when the revolution comes... wait, come here Fonality" |
21:38.52 | TechSmurf | points at Qwell |
21:39.01 | Qwell | O.o |
21:39.06 | TechSmurf | I'm using the tftp that shipped with *now |
21:39.32 | tm1000 | why Qwell ? |
21:39.43 | tm1000 | well it could be a number of issues |
21:39.55 | TechSmurf | anyway.. the 962 seemed to experience the same kind of issues.. took out the sidecar configs and it started working fine |
21:40.01 | tm1000 | im saying if there is some issue with your tftp and file size over 4k then it's not provisioner it's tftp and your network |
21:40.12 | TechSmurf | the 962 config is 64k, so no |
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21:40.33 | TechSmurf | at 65k it borked, but I think upgraded firmware fixes that issue. |
21:40.33 | tm1000 | 962 works fine here |
21:40.47 | tm1000 | im probably on some ancient firmware too |
21:41.36 | TechSmurf | And I ended up manually stuffing the dial plan for the 962 into spa$mac.xml |
21:41.49 | TechSmurf | still not sure why that var was returning empty |
21:42.01 | tm1000 | that was fixed a while ago |
21:42.39 | TechSmurf | this happened on a *now 2.0.1 install a few months ago and a 2.0.2 install a couple weeks ago |
21:43.07 | TechSmurf | both cases downloading epm from freepbx module admin and downloading the set configs from within the module from wherever it gets them from |
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21:44.36 | TechSmurf | 962 was firmware 5.1.8 iirc |
21:47.30 | tm1000 | TechSmurf: it'd be nice if you emailed the developer |
21:47.33 | tm1000 | thats all im sayin' |
21:49.22 | TechSmurf | My developer relations suck, my apologies. |
21:50.21 | TechSmurf | ponders that |
21:51.06 | TechSmurf | Actually I'd say I don't want to be obtrusive.. which nicely conflicts with a developer who actually wants their software to work |
21:56.45 | TechSmurf | tm1000: so, I do wholeheartedly apologize for not considering that you may be the kind of developer who is interested in taking the time to make their software work properly out of the box.. I'll fully document my experience here and toss out a more specific email when I can :) |
21:58.32 | TechSmurf | glances around |
21:58.50 | TechSmurf | Any other developers of this generally great stuff I can insult accidentally today? |
22:00.07 | drmessano | Well.. Since you mention it |
22:00.16 | WIMPy | 0900-insultme |
22:01.05 | vastina | hello having trouble transferring calls between endpoint, as soon as a digit is entered after # i'll recieve a slow busy |
22:01.12 | vastina | suggestions? |
22:01.29 | vastina | s/endpoint/endpoints/ |
22:01.31 | WIMPy | Wrong (or no) context? |
22:01.38 | WIMPy | Look at the *CLI. |
22:02.02 | vastina | have been looking in the CLI, what am I looking for exactly? excuse my ignorance |
22:02.21 | WIMPy | Some error/warning. |
22:02.29 | vastina | not seeing any error |
22:02.33 | vastina | nvm |
22:02.59 | WIMPy | Set verbose and debug to at least 3 and try again. |
22:04.57 | tm1000 | TechSmurf: you didnt insult me. hahah. I wrote it. By myself. and since I still write/maintain it by myself I try to keep it working in some form. massive reboots are not fun to hear about ;-) |
22:05.24 | TechSmurf | it wasn't too massive |
22:05.35 | TechSmurf | I think the gxp2000 issue was documented |
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22:06.40 | TechSmurf | actually to be honest I don't think I've tried the gxp on this latest install, so it may be fixed |
22:06.50 | tm1000 | TechSmurf: in regards to the HD series yes it's an on going debate. I think they want me to move to XML |
22:06.56 | tm1000 | I dont think the gxp2000 supports XML |
22:07.06 | tm1000 | maybe I need to update the GXP firmware |
22:07.53 | TechSmurf | I dunno |
22:07.55 | TechSmurf | let me test it |
22:07.58 | danfromuk | Hi. This is a little off topic. I was wondering if anyone here is providing hosted call recording, and how they are billing for it? IE, unlimited storage for a fixed fee, or billed per GB. |
22:09.20 | TechSmurf | pulls a brand new gxp2000 out of its box and plugs it in |
22:10.39 | TechSmurf | naw, firmware is newest avail |
22:15.21 | TechSmurf | gxp2000 doesn't respond to emp reboot request.. |
22:17.57 | TechSmurf | hmm.. actually it looks like the gxp2000 might be fixed since I last tried. |
22:18.39 | TechSmurf | so scratch that |
22:27.53 | TechSmurf | and the cfg is over 4096 bytes... how odd |
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22:32.41 | tm1000 | TechSmurf: reboot request is sort of a hack |
22:32.48 | tm1000 | it doesnt respond to a normal sip notify |
22:33.00 | tm1000 | so I attempt to reboot it over the http |
22:33.05 | tm1000 | simulating a user interaction |
22:33.08 | tm1000 | so that may be broken |
22:33.12 | tm1000 | i will have to look at it |
22:33.13 | tm1000 | :-) |
22:36.05 | TechSmurf | shrugs |
22:36.34 | TechSmurf | Sounds like a very valid workaround |
22:37.01 | TechSmurf | not sure why it's disagreeing |
22:37.33 | TechSmurf | oh.. nice. |
22:37.53 | TechSmurf | becomes a bit more familiar with the custom template functionality and does a little "hell yeah!" |
22:38.45 | TechSmurf | hmm... |
22:41.00 | TechSmurf | after making the custom alterations to the template, upon selecting the phone and selecting reboot and clicking rebuild configs for selected phones.... freepbx hung |
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22:46.34 | TechSmurf | it was the reboot half of that equation which caused the hang |
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22:52.46 | joren | Can anyone tell me, is the asterisk-gui package supposed to include a switchboard as well? |
22:53.09 | joren | I can't seem to track down a switchboard after installing it |
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23:09.19 | newtonr | joren: what do you mean by switchboard? |
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23:19.33 | joren | newtonr, I guess I'm not entirely sure.. I'm trying to come up with an easy way of using chanspy, and saw mention of a "headset icon" appearing in a switchboard, but maybe that's a just a feature of switchvox? |
23:22.35 | newtonr | joren: Switchvox does have a feature called switchboard. Other names for that kind of feature would be operator panel, heads up display, receptionist screen, probably a bunch of others. |
23:22.56 | newtonr | the "switchboard" is only included with Switchvox, it's a commercial product |
23:23.57 | joren | I see |
23:23.59 | joren | thanks for the info |
23:24.34 | newtonr | i'm not aware of a pre-made HUD or operator type panel that has source avail |
23:24.57 | newtonr | but, yeah chanspy is probably one of those features you would use with that kind of suite |
23:26.05 | joren | k, won't be quite as slick, but I can probably just an extension |
23:26.30 | newtonr | yeah |
23:26.36 | newtonr | if you google around, you'll find stuff like http://asterclick.drclue.net/index.php |
23:27.03 | newtonr | that may have done some work for you if you are wanting to build a web or desktop interface |
23:28.13 | joren | k, thanks |
23:28.24 | joren | probably a bit beyond my timeline at this point :P |
23:29.11 | newtonr | :) |
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23:32.08 | joren | http://www.asternic.org/ looks like it might be something.. |
23:33.39 | WIMPy | "Works reasonably well with Asterisk 1.6"??? |
23:33.55 | joren | heh |
23:34.07 | joren | idk, freepbx chose to implement it |
23:34.22 | newtonr | thats right, i forgot about FOP |
23:34.54 | newtonr | ah there is a FOP2 as well |
23:35.56 | joren | ah, well 2 sounds better then 1, naturally :) |
23:54.17 | jpsharp | It is twice as cool. |
23:55.03 | WIMPy | Why do I have to think Dilbert now? |
23:55.23 | paulc | I think about Dilbert daily. |
23:55.47 | paulc | They say you can measure employee morale by the number of Dilbert cartoons stuck on cubicle and office walls ;-) |
23:56.34 | WIMPy | All those TFTs are costing... |
23:56.51 | WIMPy | ... if you don;t know how to handle paper like me. |
23:58.03 | joren | fop2 looks pretty click.. if I can figure out how to use it |
23:58.16 | joren | slick rather |