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02:50.30mnathaniHow can I troubleshoot a SIP connection using my IP Phone with the Aterisk server?
02:50.47mnathaniThe phone does not seem to register
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03:57.44lorsungcumnathani: im fukcing wasted
03:58.09lorsungcumnathani: but u thunk almost anyone would askj for some logs
03:58.30lorsungcumnathani: so fucking pb some goddamn logs
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08:45.06kresp0Hi all, I'm having no audio issues when calling from a sip phone registered on my * to another * echo test. Network map is like this:
08:45.09kresp0sip phoneLAN  my * pbx
08:45.13kresp0192.168.2.4 <---------> 192.168.2.1        VPN   friend * pbx
08:45.17kresp0<PROTECTED>
08:45.20kresp0upss
08:45.45kresp0i mean, network is like this: http://pastebin.com/NKHGsHkz
08:46.50kresp0damit, screwed again, sorry!. http://pastebin.com/NGiyiD3z
08:47.03kresp0My sip.conf: http://pastebin.com/ZzcWiqhP
08:47.08kresp0And sip debug on friend pbx: http://pastebin.com/6TpQxcs7
08:47.29kresp0Tried "nat=force_rport,comedia" (old sip=yes) on peer definition at sip.conf, but still get "Peer audio RTP is at port 192.168.2.4:41000" on remote PBX.
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09:42.33Rhomberi've found a nice place to get the prompts.. but they only provide in 3 formats..  gsm, alaw and slin
09:43.26Rhomberi'm guessing it's better to convert the slin to ulaw to have it as well rather than rely on on-the-fly re-encoding... what's the best way to do that? and i assume slin is the best file to use for that? being 128Kbps
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10:10.13ChannelZunless you have thousands of calls or something, letting asterisk transcode is nothing
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10:54.07Rhomberah cool, fair enough then :)
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12:09.45StaRetjiHowdy folks
12:09.59kresp0hi
12:10.36StaRetjiis there a way to set asterisk to allow only 1 consequent calls for any caller id in given time period?
12:11.15StaRetjifor example, if 4455 makes a call, then in next 5 minutes can not make another call
12:11.29GuggeStaRetji: yes, using GROUP_COUNT and IFTIME
12:11.45Guggeohh, then you need some kind of database to save the state in too
12:11.45StaRetjiGugge: thx man
12:12.13StaRetjiseems like one hellawa task for me :D
12:12.34StaRetjilet me google if there are examples
12:17.11StaRetjihm, google is not my friend this round :/
12:23.05StaRetjibasically, I need to limit cal attempts, 1 clid 1 call attempt in 5 minutes
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12:52.14Rhomberhmm, Voicemail(${mbx},u) ... the 'u' part isn't generating the right sound .. it's using the system sounds and not the language=au ones.. is there some config i might have overlooked, i changed language=au everywhere i could think of
12:58.53kresp0StaRetji, try using GotoIfTime and astdb. Sorry I dont know how to extract current time using asterisk functions. But maybe you can use a shell comand (date +%s) to get the current unix time
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13:13.30gavimobilehey folks, I need some assistance here. sometimes people are waiting in the queue too long. I want to give them the option to press a number which will forward to a voicemail box
13:14.10gavimobileperiodic-announce will periodically play my announcement while waiting in the queue &&
13:14.11gavimobileperiodic-announce-frequency = 45 ; every 60 seconds
13:14.47gavimobilebut how do I give them the option to press a number? via context from queues.conf?
13:20.31kresp0; A context may be specified, in which if the user types a SINGLE
13:20.31kresp0; digit extension while they are in the queue, they will be taken out
13:20.31kresp0; of the queue and sent to that extension in this context.
13:20.31kresp0;
13:20.32kresp0;context = qoutcon
13:21.18kresp0try that option gavimobile
13:21.23kresp0on queues.conf
13:22.31gavimobilekresp0: I got it, now in addition, I would like to save the queue position number and have my pbx call them back when their turn comes
13:22.46gavimobilewhat's the logic here
13:23.28gavimobilein the dialplan which == queues context , I need a variable which saves the queue position of the caller I assume, but how do I save the position?
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13:35.21gavimobilemaybe ill reword my question.. when going to the context specified in queues.conf, does that caller loose his position in the queue?
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13:57.49kresp0that caller gets kicked out of the queue. Maybe you should send them to another queue then.
13:58.22kresp0and in that other queue put the Dial to call them back
14:00.48kresp0oh now I understand what you want to do
14:02.18kresp0Caller -> queue -> press key to exit -> hung up call -> add call to an outgoing queue
14:02.37kresp0they will be in order
14:25.26gavimobilekresp0: thanks, what do you mean by outgoing queue?
14:26.15gavimobilelike a spool of outgoing calls?
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14:42.40kresp0a queue where members are outgoing calls
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22:24.42kowalahello. i have a question regarding asterisk configuration and existing modules. is there a resource module available that cloud connect to a rest service (instead of mysql or pgsql) and retrieve sip account data? is this even possible to achieve?
22:25.26beefcafe~~
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22:35.03[TK]D-FenderThe words are English... but the order and usage is incomprehensible
22:39.39edong23im thinking that is "could connect"
22:39.49edong23oh.. maybe not
22:39.52edong23hm...
22:40.05edong23kowala: where is the decoder ring?
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22:43.23kowalasorry about my spelling.
22:44.05kowalathe issue I have is that databases cant be exposed to asterisk and all data available for integration is available through web services
22:46.01kowalai need to make asterisk to communicate with those webservices for realtime data
22:49.32[TK]D-Fenderkowala: Go look at the Database integration section of the book.  That is what we have.
22:49.32[TK]D-Fender~book
22:49.32infobotAsterisk: 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
22:49.33[TK]D-FenderAsterisk: 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
22:52.36kowalaat the moment I am thinking of writing a resource module, similar to the LDAP one
22:52.37kowalaif there will be no other way
22:53.33kaldemarkowala: take a look at res_config_curl
22:55.16kowala[TK]D-Fender: thanks for the reply. I have the definitive guide 3rd edition. the database integration is not possible in my deployment scenario.
22:55.21kowalakaldemar: thank you. I will check it out.
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