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00:43.38aitibahi
00:43.52aitibaI'm trying to install asterisk from sources
00:44.04aitibaI get this error
00:44.41aitibahttp://pastebin.com/HfuvsQGn
00:45.20aitibaI know that the solution could be this one
00:45.21aitibahttp://stackoverflow.com/questions/10780283/java-home-does-not-point-to-the-jdk-unable-to-start-google-app-engine
00:45.37aitibabut I dont know how can I find where is java jre on debian
00:58.01jpsharpThat doesn't look anything like an Asterisk install.  What are you trying to build that requires Java?
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01:21.16infinity1for tapi integration, what tapi project/software should i look at first?
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04:17.05SeRiPenguin: for what ever reason all internet calls to my box are not hitting my pbx at all.
04:17.24SeRiIE: if you call my itad it wont get to my pbx
04:17.33SeRino firewall no nothing
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04:17.53SeRijust plain open to the world and the calls wont route
04:19.16SeRiallowguest=yes
04:26.04[TK]D-FenderYou're talking settings ... but we're not seeing PACKETS....
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04:30.08SeRi[TK]D-Fender: I dont get anything in. I have nothing to show you
04:30.14SeRithe call does not make it to my pbx
04:30.30[TK]D-FenderSeRi: No Asterisk setting will have any impact on the fact you aren't getting packets.
04:30.50[TK]D-FenderSeRiallowguest=yes <- so bringing things like this up is not part of your solution
04:30.57SeRi[TK]D-Fender: Thats what is puzzling me. is not the firewall ether because is disable.
04:30.58[TK]D-FenderSeRi: Check your firewalls.
04:31.08SeRino firewall.
04:31.11SeRithe system is open
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04:31.22SeRiI can make call just fine.
04:31.28SeRivia my ITSP
04:31.35[TK]D-Fenderon the server, on your gateways.  Go prove that the other side actually knows your proper address to send your calls to.  Go prove that appropriate ports are opened / forwarded
04:31.37SeRialso I can make ITAD calls just fine and uri calls
04:32.22[TK]D-FenderITAD?
04:32.34SeRifreenum
04:33.16SeRipb coming up
04:36.10SeRi[TK]D-Fender: http://pastebin.com/FixpuAkN
04:37.28[TK]D-FenderRetransmitting #2 (NAT) to 23.30.88.89:5060:
04:37.34[TK]D-FenderConstantanlt retransmitting
04:38.17[TK]D-FenderRetransmitting #5 (NAT) to 23.30.88.89:5060: up to #5 which is usually the end
04:38.32[TK]D-FenderI'd check your target IP first.
04:38.58[TK]D-FenderNext it looks like you're dialing a SIP URI direct for this instead of using a proper peer.
04:39.02[TK]D-FenderI'd fix that FIRST.
04:39.26[TK]D-Fenderthen immediately prove your firewalls are clear and port forwarding is correct and even the IP your are advertising is correct
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04:40.22SeRiyea thats my ip
04:40.46SeRiall checked many times and all is ok :/
04:40.55SeRinothing has changed it just stop working
04:42.31[TK]D-FenderProve it.
04:44.08SeRilol
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05:05.06SeRi[TK]D-Fender: and automagically it started working
05:05.32[TK]D-FenderMagic is what happens when you're not actually looking...
05:05.55SeRi[TK]D-Fender: rofl
05:10.51SeRi[TK]D-Fender: Thanks for the help. I am going to spend some time with the kids and for get about this right now.
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05:38.52zopsianyone ever had any issues with AGI and RECORD FILE ending the call when timeout is completed for the recording?
05:42.25greenwolfpenguin...
05:43.40zopsi?
05:43.51[TK]D-Fenderzopsi: No.
05:44.56zopsiI have sip debug on, agi debug on, and verbose 99 and nothing shows up in the logs that explains why it ends right then and there.
05:49.49[TK]D-Fenderzopsi: If you say so....
05:52.35zopsiIt probably has something to do with the code in the AGI
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05:53.29Kobaziiiinpuuuuut
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06:47.48infinity1anyone know why changing my polycom from DHCP to static IP would make it work behind NAT? i'm totally confused. I checked for IP conflicts.
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07:00.54[TK]D-FenderWhere it gets its IP from is not relevant
07:05.26infinity1[TK]D-Fender: thats what i thought. but i couldn't get the phone to work until i changed it to a static IP. Thats the only thing thats different
07:06.15infinity1someone in our LA office reported the same thing and I thought they were full of it.... until i had the same problem and tried it
07:06.26[TK]D-FenderThat's the only thing you think is different...
07:06.57infinity1i logged into the polycom web UI and changed the IP address. rebooted, and it worked.
07:07.47infinity1the only thing in the phone's overrides file is                 np.normal.ringing.toneVolume.chassis="-18"
07:07.49infinity1and that definately wasnt it.
07:09.07infinity1i'm running 4.0.2. maybe its a bug
07:09.58[TK]D-FenderUnless you changed the firmware as well ... it clearly isn't
07:10.05[TK]D-FenderBecause it's not supposedly working
07:10.15[TK]D-FenderYour analysis is flawed
07:11.24infinity1then what else could it be
07:12.00infinity1i spent hours trying to make it work.
07:14.04infinity1i agree it sounds crazy... but after spending hours and it working ... i can't come up with anything better
07:15.56[TK]D-FenderI'm not seeing any kind of actual debugging attempts going on.  No description of networking.  Nothing of ANY kind to go on.
07:16.54[TK]D-FenderSeeing nothing of relevance in an overrides file does not tell me what is in the main is at all sane.
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07:19.01infinity1i have 3 or 4 pcap files i can send you if you're interested. i tried looking at them and didn't get very far.
07:20.02[TK]D-FenderI would start with the * end without external apps
07:20.09infinity1i was just looking for differences. before and after it working.
07:20.44infinity1i didn't change any of the xml files in the provisioning server manually to resolve the issue.
07:21.29infinity1i tried that but the phone wouldn't show up as a peer. packets were going out, but wouldn't be received by the pbx.
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07:23.21infinity1thats how i ended up with pcap fiels because set sip debug wasn't showing anything
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07:39.30infinity1you got me digging into this more. i looked at the working packet cap and the non-working one.
07:39.45infinity1looks the same except the non-working one wasn't receving packets back
07:40.14infinity1makes me think something is up with my dd-wrt router. i checked the netmask. hmmmmm. so very weird
07:44.57[TK]D-FenderAs I pointed out in private
07:46.10infinity1ahh. yes. the packet trace i have for the correct IP wasn't caping enough (-s) to show all the SIP headers
07:46.25infinity1its the same just the other side of the firewall. one is inside, one is outside.
07:47.04infinity1i have matching traces, but i think one was -s 95 so it didn't have all the detail
07:48.16[TK]D-FenderThis is pruely a networking issue on your router side...
07:48.19[TK]D-Fenderpurely*
07:48.38infinity1yea. now that you have me looking at it more, i think you're right but its a very odd one.
07:48.51infinity1maybe dd-wrt has some limitations
07:50.57infinity1limit that PAT or something? i have no idea why it would work on one IP (dhcp .113) and then I change it to static on .77 and it works. hmmm. i looked at iptables -L -n and -t nat . nothing there that is specfic enough . hmmmm
07:51.38infinity1i want to blame the ISP but that doesn't make sense. shit.
07:52.19infinity1i wish i had another router handy i could try.
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07:57.26[TK]D-FenderBed time.  I'm off.  Later all.
07:57.33infinity1[TK]D-Fender: l8. thanks.
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19:35.37qakhanhi all, how to config DID on my asterisk server
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19:36.27ChannelZhow long is a piece of string?
19:36.42WIMPyWrite it to extensions.conf.
19:37.36ChannelZor perhaps start in sip.conf.
19:38.01WIMPyWhat has sip.conf to do with DID(s)?
19:38.22ChannelZOr perhaps chan_dahdi.  He's not told us a thing.
19:38.40ChannelZIs there's no peer config he's not going to get anywhere
19:38.50ChannelZassuming it's SIP in the first place
19:39.04WIMPyI did not read anything the like form that question.
19:40.01ChannelZThere wasn't much to read.  Thus my first response.
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19:42.57qakhanguys here is my config
19:42.58qakhanhttp://pastebin.com/XZYMWCEE
19:43.42WIMPyThe config for what?
19:44.30qakhani configured DID settings in SIP.conf
19:44.42ChannelZSo in that case you do have a SIP peer setup already.  Information is good.
19:44.57qakhanChannelZ yes :)
19:44.59WIMPyBut I see that your register doesn;t seem to work. Is that the whole sip.conf? It has to go under [general].
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19:45.06ChannelZVitelity uses your DID as the extension, so in your 'inbound' context in extensions.conf, make an extension of your DID and do whatever you want.
19:45.26youjellySalute
19:46.10ChannelZAtten-HUT!
19:46.28qakhanWIMPy i just sent DID config, its not whole sip.conf
19:46.59qakhanChannelZ i doesnt show in sip show registery
19:48.23ChannelZas WIMPy asked, is your register statement under [general] ?
19:48.35qakhanyes
19:48.53ChannelZand you've presumably reloaded since constructing this?
19:49.14qakhanyes
19:49.32ChannelZIs the console not complaining about anything?
19:49.42qakhanno
19:50.46ChannelZthen perhaps you have a type-o somewhere else. Pastebin a more complete sip.conf just replacing your password (Vitelity's IPs are no secret - neither is yours)
19:51.38qakhanok
19:51.43qakhangive me 1 min
19:58.19ChannelZ<jeopardy theme>
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20:07.23[TK]D-Fenderaren't you glad you didn't say "holing my breath"?
20:07.26[TK]D-Fenderholding*
20:07.52qakhanChannelZ here is my sip.conf
20:07.53qakhanhttp://pastebin.com/yp20CPHC
20:09.32qakhanplease discard the previous one
20:09.37qakhanhere is new onw
20:09.37[TK]D-Fenderqakhan: You put your REGISTER statment AFTER other peer entries
20:09.40qakhanone http://pastebin.com/0hsyvS7L
20:09.45ChannelZqakhan: I'm not sure if you made a mistake when you pasted this, but you have two [general] sections
20:09.58[TK]D-FenderThat too
20:10.21WIMPyAnd the register line is in none of them.
20:10.27[TK]D-Fenderqakhan: Remove all of the useless junk PERMANENTLY from your config.  I've asked you to do this at least half a year ago
20:10.52ChannelZand yes as TK says your register statement is actually in some other group
20:12.36qakhansecond [general] is commented and it is bydefault
20:13.10[TK]D-Fenderqakhan: Line 87.  LIne 112
20:13.12ChannelZno its not.. not in what you pasted anyway
20:13.23[TK]D-Fenderqakhan: It . Is. NOT COMMENTED OUT.
20:13.24ChannelZJust erase this whole thing and put in only what you need
20:13.39[TK]D-Fenderqakhan: Remove all that garbage permanently.
20:14.18Kobazforreeeevveeer
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20:14.29[TK]D-Fenderwe've been seeing this for over a year now.
20:14.47[TK]D-FenderNvere follows instructions.  leaves configs littered with trash and wonders why it isn't working.
20:14.55Kobazall borken
20:16.24qakhanall i mistakenly pasted 2 [general]
20:16.27ChannelZThis is about all you need, start to finish. http://pastebin.com/ZdmHFWSN
20:16.50ChannelZfixing the register line to be valid for you
20:17.32qakhanThanks ChannelZ let me use it
20:31.45ChannelZ<jeopardy theme>
20:33.22[TK]D-FenderNOT SO FAST TREBEK
20:35.00youjellylol TK
20:35.54youjellyHi WIMPy o/
20:36.25ChannelZFutt-bucker!
20:36.39youjellyLol
20:36.44youjellyLegit
20:37.16youjellymight try FS to see how well it scales
20:41.16WIMPylo
20:44.47qakhanChannelZ Thank you very much
20:44.53qakhanit is working now :)
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20:52.08PenguinIt also doesn't make much sense to have a "friend" for inbound and another "friend" for outbound.  One single peer for both directions would be suitable.
20:55.22PenguinWell... I see a different IP address for in and out.  They don't have one host for both directions?
20:59.31[TK]D-FenderHe has no clue what he's doing.  hasn't since his start.
21:00.35youjellyI've been using * for 9 years but I suddenly started liking FS in a day :|
21:12.21Wiretap* still has better 'weird shit' handling
21:12.26Wiretapi.e. SCCP
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21:19.31youjellynot using any of the 'weird shit' fortunately
21:52.47leifmadsenmeh, FS
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21:57.52PenguinNo love for FS?
22:01.12enyawixquick start guide?
22:01.18Penguin~book
22:01.18infobotAsterisk: 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
22:04.23enyawixthat will take too long
22:04.32leifmadsenthen hire a consultant
22:04.39leifmadsenasterisk is not a "learn in 10 minutes" kind of thing
22:04.42leifmadsengood luck though
22:05.00PenguinWhat are your goals with asterisk?
22:05.18enyawixwill buy the book and get gui for now
22:05.52PenguinThat will preclude most of the help you'll have available here, since we don't support any GUIs.
22:05.59enyawixthanks for ISBN   saving
22:07.54[TK]D-Fenderenyawix: Or if you read more than half-way, "available for reading online"
22:10.59enyawixnice
22:14.43enyawixok i think i can finish the today with some coffee
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