00:00.19 | [TK]D-Fender | Why not just pick Python and not the mutant hybrid offspring with the unknonw future and complete lack of support base? |
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00:01.12 | bsdice | yeah |
00:01.19 | bsdice | you want users who can read and modify your stuff |
00:01.31 | bsdice | unless you are Microsoft or Oracle, then forget what I said :) |
00:02.24 | [TK]D-Fender | "Abstract art" works fine for paintings collecting dust in an attic, not as code for something intended to be useful |
00:02.46 | bsdice | even Ruby would I deem too obscure for such a task |
00:03.10 | [TK]D-Fender | Ruby was "the shit" when it first broke it big... now where is it? |
00:04.56 | Penguin | I tend to believe ruby is still doing well. |
00:05.10 | Ice_Strike | Node.js and Go Lang is not odd choice. Both are great when it come with concurrent processs. |
00:05.30 | [TK]D-Fender | at least it hit the radar big enough... but the value has dropped substantiallty |
00:05.35 | MaliutaLap | [TK]D-Fender: flushed with the rest of the languages of the second ;) |
00:06.35 | MaliutaLap | ruby is [unfortunately] still being used in the likes of Pupper |
00:06.44 | MaliutaLap | s/Pupper/Puppet/ |
00:09.49 | bsdice | personally, I prefer sh and awk |
00:10.13 | bsdice | it is Turing complete, enough for me |
00:11.55 | [TK]D-Fender | [19:05]Ice_StrikeNode.js and Go Lang is not odd choice. Both are great when it come with concurrent processs. <- If you can't find any resources by Googling and is born from an offshoot of client-side web-tech that so few have heard of.. it IS an addball choice. That is not saying the tool can't do the job well. It's that nobody CARES about that language and that you'll be going it alone... |
00:11.57 | [TK]D-Fender | ...much of the time. And that the foundation being new isn't necessarily stable |
00:12.36 | [TK]D-Fender | "Google drops its support from another 50 little 'experiments' it previously sponsored, news at 11" |
00:16.38 | bsdice | that's another no-Go, that Google might withdraw because, well, wrong moon phase |
00:18.05 | Ice_Strike | Go is an open source project, not a Google service |
00:19.08 | bsdice | this is how religious wars start |
00:19.23 | bsdice | so I say: do as you please :) peace |
00:19.34 | sal1191 | word. |
00:19.34 | Ice_Strike | religious wars lol |
00:19.37 | Ice_Strike | true. |
00:20.23 | [TK]D-Fender | Either way, consider the long term risks with the choice. |
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00:20.56 | [TK]D-Fender | As for as "Go" is concerned... I can't imagine anyone cared so specifically as to make an AMI library for you.... |
00:21.36 | [TK]D-Fender | You could certainly make your own considering the documentation is already out there and there are AMI libraries for so many other languages to "borrow" inspiration from, no? |
00:21.55 | [TK]D-Fender | Either way, I wouldn't sit around waiting for someone to say "yes" to that one.... |
00:22.16 | [TK]D-Fender | If you're willing to make the choice without it then well... at least you can count on yourself |
00:25.42 | volga629 | trying comlipe in lab asterisk 12 and getting this message configure: *** The SRTP installation appears to be missing or broken. Is there are special requirements ? I have libsrtp 1.4 installed |
00:44.09 | ChannelZ | do you have the dev package? |
00:45.39 | volga629 | yes |
00:45.50 | volga629 | Installed: |
00:45.53 | volga629 | <PROTECTED> |
00:47.23 | volga629 | tried put path /usr/include/srtp didn't pick up either |
00:48.55 | drmessano | Didn't we have this convo about SRTP+Asterisk the other day? |
00:48.59 | drmessano | lol |
00:49.21 | drmessano | I wonder if it was even tested |
00:50.10 | volga629 | I reinstalled rpms and right now all good checking for mandatory modules: PJPROJECT SRTP OPENSSL... ok |
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01:00.58 | volga629 | I see in menu chan_sip still present is need to be disabled fro asterisk 12 ? |
01:01.21 | ChannelZ | no |
01:01.34 | ChannelZ | you just can't run it and pjsip on the same interface/port at the same time |
01:05.58 | volga629 | I see thanks |
01:06.53 | volga629 | so I will need use only one set config based chan module ot sip or pjsip |
01:07.45 | ChannelZ | you can keep using chan_sip as before, or switch over to pjsip (totally new/separate config) |
01:08.59 | volga629 | yes, this is my lab and I am trying work with new pjsip wonder about it |
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02:36.45 | volga629 | Is res_crosync not available in asterisk 12 ? |
02:37.54 | volga629 | corosync |
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03:16.51 | volga629 | How I can list categories in menuselect |
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03:39.11 | volga629 | Is anybody know if have ETA for this bug report https://issues.asterisk.org/jira/browse/ASTERISK-22912?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:worklog-tabpanel |
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03:54.10 | Sean-Der | Does anyone know of a public API that can be hooked into for 'on sip register?' |
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03:54.39 | ChannelZ | does AMI not generate an event for that? |
03:55.40 | Sean-Der | ChannelZ: I know how to query for an extensions status, is that the best way to do it? |
03:55.47 | Sean-Der | I am double checking the AMI docs right now |
03:55.48 | ChannelZ | Or you could use regcontext to run a bit of dialplan |
03:56.17 | ChannelZ | If you want to poll, yeah you could do that. |
03:56.57 | Sean-Der | ChannelZ: Oh regcontext actually fires the dialplan? |
03:57.13 | Sean-Der | I don't know what I was thinking |
03:57.57 | ChannelZ | when a peer registers, yes it can. I also just tried and do get a PeerStatus event from AMI when I register device |
03:58.18 | Sean-Der | ok cool, thanks for the help sorry I didn't mess with it first myself :/ |
03:59.23 | ChannelZ | no worries |
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04:50.22 | volga629 | Is thoose API json file need to have 755 permissions /var/lib/asterisk/rest-api/applications.json ? |
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07:03.41 | eyesec | Hello? |
07:03.57 | eyesec | Can I ask a noobish question? |
07:08.41 | WIMPy | ~ask |
07:08.41 | infobot | Questions in the channel should be specific, informative, complete, concise, and on-topic. Don't ask if you can ask a question first. Don't ask if a person is there; just ask what you intended to ask them. Better questions more frequently yield better answers. We are all here voluntarily or against our will. |
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07:12.04 | eyesec | Okay so I'm setting up an asterisk box for a charity that currently has one POTS with one number. Currently they just have the one line. Is it possible to have multiple lines (that can ring in and out) over the POTS with the one public number? |
07:12.40 | WIMPy | Sure |
07:13.02 | eyesec | I'm totally new to VoIP and Asterisk.. but I have an networking background (CCNA) |
07:13.56 | WIMPy | Well you can use real lines or VOIP or both. |
07:14.11 | eyesec | I'm guessing that I will need to speak to the tel company and have more lines put in. So it will be say 4 physical lines? or can they run over the one FXO/FXS |
07:14.43 | WIMPy | No. POTS is strictly one active call per line. |
07:15.03 | WIMPy | If you're in the right region, you could go ISDN. |
07:15.12 | WIMPy | Or you use an ITSP. |
07:15.13 | eyesec | Okay so it would be 4 physical lines that interface with say a digium card? |
07:15.19 | WIMPy | ~itsp |
07:15.19 | infobot | [~itsp] An ITSP is an Internet Telephony Service Provider (or VoIP telephone company). They allow you to either SEND calls to the PSTN (this is called termination), RECEIVE calls from the PSTN (called origination), or both. Some offer fixed rates, others $/min. Enter ~itsplist-us (USA) or ~itsplist-ca (Canada) for a listing of popular ITSPs. |
07:15.33 | WIMPy | For example. |
07:15.47 | eyesec | Here's the catch, we're in CAMBODIA |
07:16.07 | WIMPy | And what can you get there? |
07:17.14 | eyesec | I'd love to move to a VoIP service, but I'm not sure we can migrate the exiting cambodian number over to a Voip provider. I've benn looking and looking for one but can't find |
07:19.16 | eyesec | I don't think isdn is an option |
07:20.08 | eyesec | So basically I need to organise for extra POTS lines to be put in that all have the same telco number? |
07:20.29 | WIMPy | And hopw that they can manage that. |
07:20.38 | WIMPy | Looks like there' isn't much on offer at your place. |
07:20.49 | eyesec | And then I gues that it's the telco's responsibility to route the calls to a line that is not in use? |
07:20.58 | WIMPy | yes |
07:21.01 | eyesec | thank you so much for your help! |
07:21.18 | eyesec | Okay great I'm starting to get the gist of this |
07:21.46 | eyesec | Currently I'm in Australia but will be heading over soon so I'll check it out |
07:23.00 | eyesec | Have you used the Digium PCI-E cards? |
07:23.18 | WIMPy | I haven't used anything analogue. |
07:23.29 | eyesec | oh haha |
07:23.31 | WIMPy | Only BRI/PRI. |
07:23.55 | eyesec | such as T1 etc? |
07:24.06 | WIMPy | But I just got an appliance with a quad FXO card. |
07:24.10 | WIMPy | E1 :-) |
07:24.25 | WIMPy | Err, no, FXS. |
07:24.51 | eyesec | So on one physical ISDN line such as E1 you can have many voice lines? |
07:25.21 | WIMPy | That would be 30 active calls. |
07:25.58 | eyesec | wooow |
07:26.25 | eyesec | yeah I'm looking now for ISDN in KH and I'm finding nothing |
07:26.30 | WIMPy | The usual stuff here are BRIs with two channels each. |
07:26.31 | eyesec | sorry KH = Cambodia |
07:26.40 | eyesec | where is here? |
07:26.53 | WIMPy | Germany |
07:26.54 | eyesec | oh okay |
07:27.01 | eyesec | oh cool |
07:27.12 | WIMPy | But we're throwing out the PSTN. |
07:27.19 | eyesec | Thanks for your insight! |
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07:28.36 | eyesec | Germany is?? |
07:28.47 | WIMPy | yes |
07:28.58 | WIMPy | It has become hard to get new phone lines. |
07:29.28 | eyesec | We could never do that in Australia, POTS is still a big part of life here. We have only just started to roll out FTTH |
07:29.42 | WIMPy | Same her, but noone cares. |
07:29.45 | eyesec | will be finished in 10 years or so |
07:29.47 | eyesec | haha |
07:29.51 | WIMPy | +e |
07:30.20 | WIMPy | FTTH is still extremely rare here. |
07:30.26 | eyesec | oh okay |
07:30.40 | eyesec | so most people use cable or ADSL? |
07:30.44 | WIMPy | 10km to the north in Denmark it's looking a lot better. |
07:30.51 | WIMPy | Yes |
07:30.54 | eyesec | haha |
07:31.39 | eyesec | Many people have issues with ADSL here because the state of our copper lines is pretty bad because they're so old |
07:32.03 | WIMPy | Same here in rural areas. |
07:32.36 | WIMPy | Or the lines are just far too long. |
07:33.19 | eyesec | yeah after a few KMs the attenuation is too much to handle |
07:39.08 | MaliutaLap | Don't talk to me about SNR and Line Attenuation |
07:39.27 | MaliutaLap | grumbles about the "new" .au govt |
07:41.42 | eyesec | haha yeah |
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07:50.28 | MaliutaLap | Howard was stuck in the 1950's, now Abbott can only say "no" and is stuck in the 1970s |
07:53.37 | eyesec | How far are you off from getting the NBN |
07:53.38 | eyesec | ? |
07:57.34 | MaliutaLap | Well I _was_ supposed to be in an area where the rollout started last Jan, and was due to finish in Sept. But it looks like someone moved my part of that area over the other side of a major road |
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08:03.46 | eyesec | ohh haha.. well I'm not even on the list really. I just says due to commence in the next 4 years or something |
08:03.58 | eyesec | I'll check again |
08:04.26 | MaliutaLap | That rollout map is useless now. They're not putting those zones on there |
08:04.38 | eyesec | ohh okay |
08:04.53 | eyesec | Either way I'll be overseas by the time it comes |
08:05.12 | MaliutaLap | It's more useless than the coalition |
08:06.01 | eyesec | I try not to get involved with Australian politics :) |
08:06.51 | MaliutaLap | I try to beat the shite out of tory scum wherever I am :) |
08:07.24 | eyesec | tory? |
08:07.52 | eyesec | Ohh Tony? |
08:08.31 | MaliutaLap | http://tinyurl.com/6roz6r |
08:09.53 | MaliutaLap | Tories are real |
08:10.00 | eyesec | oh i see |
08:10.13 | eyesec | so who is a Tory? |
08:10.24 | MaliutaLap | the collective noun for the is "a bunch of feckwits" |
08:10.35 | eyesec | ha |
08:10.36 | MaliutaLap | anyone who is a conservative |
08:11.07 | eyesec | So you wouldn't call yourself a conservative? |
08:11.24 | MaliutaLap | i.e. the Libs, the Nats, the Democrats, the Palmer United Party ... |
08:11.28 | MaliutaLap | ahh no |
08:11.37 | MaliutaLap | I tend to hang on the left |
08:11.45 | eyesec | omg PALMER is a moron! |
08:11.58 | MaliutaLap | well duh! |
08:12.08 | MaliutaLap | state the obvious much? |
08:12.46 | eyesec | youtube.com/watch?v=88deEGm-uVE |
08:12.52 | eyesec | So funny! |
08:13.42 | MaliutaLap | Yeah, not so funny when you want to form a working government |
08:13.57 | MaliutaLap | Abbott needs to learn the meaning of the word "mandate" |
08:14.06 | MaliutaLap | or alternately go on a mandate |
08:14.10 | MaliutaLap | on a boat |
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08:14.36 | eyesec | Wendy Deng a Chinese spy!? |
08:14.59 | lxsameer | hi, I have a monitor file with this name "OUT100-20131207-092924-1386395964.1755.wav" can any one please can tell me how can i find the outgoing number corresponding to this call ? |
08:15.34 | [TK]D-Fender | lxsameer: you have the uniqueid in that outfile... match that against your CDR |
08:15.58 | lxsameer | [TK]D-Fender: which part is my unique id ? |
08:16.19 | [TK]D-Fender | lxsameer: the part that isn't clearly the date & time :) |
08:16.54 | lxsameer | [TK]D-Fender: :) i see, but there is 4 other section |
08:17.08 | [TK]D-Fender | Ok, it Aalos isn't the "out100" |
08:17.22 | [TK]D-Fender | also* |
08:17.34 | lxsameer | so 092924-1386395964.1755 ? |
08:18.09 | [TK]D-Fender | close |
08:19.12 | lxsameer | [TK]D-Fender: thanks buddy] |
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10:04.09 | eyesec | Hi, just a quick question. Does anybody know the best place to find SIP firmware for the various Cisco IP phones that run SIP?? |
10:04.40 | Penguin | Cisco provides that stuff. |
10:05.35 | eyesec | You need to pay for a cisco support account though |
10:05.39 | Penguin | That's right. |
10:05.53 | Penguin | That's how copyright laws work. |
10:06.05 | Ice_Strike | paying for firmware? |
10:06.06 | Ice_Strike | wow. |
10:06.22 | Penguin | You're supposed to have a license to use it. |
10:06.32 | eyesec | haha |
10:06.52 | Ice_Strike | I think polycom firmwares are free to dowload |
10:07.00 | Penguin | It's not so much paying for firmware, but paying for the license. |
10:07.20 | Penguin | Polycom software is free to download, but it doesn't work on Cisco phones. |
10:07.26 | Ice_Strike | Yea |
10:07.32 | eyesec | Yeah the license is the issue |
10:07.46 | Penguin | What phone(s) are you working with? |
10:08.17 | eyesec | looking to get a bunch of 7940s |
10:08.53 | Ice_Strike | eyesec We use Polycom 430 |
10:11.02 | eyesec | any good? |
10:11.14 | eyesec | looking into them now |
10:11.19 | eyesec | they some SIP out of the box? |
10:12.08 | eyesec | Oh and they're only $60 here too |
10:12.31 | Penguin | I think all of the SoundPoint IP phones use SIP by default. |
10:12.42 | Penguin | I don't even know if they offer something other than SIP. |
10:13.04 | eyesec | oh okay, well that's good for me |
10:13.09 | eyesec | I'll be using SIP |
10:13.56 | Penguin | IP335 might be a good choice for a simple phone. |
10:15.11 | Ice_Strike | eyesec Yea Polycom 430 are good, I get them from ebay cheap, refurbish ... and all work really well |
10:15.15 | Ice_Strike | I got about 60 of them. |
10:15.59 | eyesec | Oh yeah that's a pretty good looking piece of kit. are the POE? |
10:16.04 | Penguin | I think the IP430 is an older model. |
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10:17.34 | Penguin | If you need a multi-line phone, maybe the IP450 is nicer. |
10:18.30 | Penguin | If you need more lines, there's the IP550 and IP650. |
10:18.45 | eyesec | probably 4 lines |
10:18.50 | eyesec | the 450 is 3 |
10:19.10 | eyesec | but I need to check the exact requirements |
10:19.11 | Penguin | The 550 is a four line phone. The 650 is a six line phone. |
10:19.31 | Penguin | And they work with PoE. |
10:19.37 | eyesec | can you have Asterisk automatically handle the lines? |
10:19.53 | Penguin | You don't really need a bunch of line keys. |
10:20.02 | Ice_Strike | I think IP430 have two lines |
10:20.06 | Ice_Strike | but I only use 1 |
10:22.55 | eyesec | i see |
10:31.36 | drmessano | Mutiple lines are often times a piss poor replacement for poor call routing |
10:32.38 | drmessano | Something I have been guilty of at times, so no glass house/throwing stones here |
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12:31.42 | bsdice | busylevel=1000 |
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12:45.18 | gusto | so |
12:48.24 | bsdice | hey gusto |
12:50.49 | gusto | whats up? |
12:51.15 | bsdice | your ipv6... it works :) |
12:51.31 | bsdice | except for reverse ptr |
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12:53.32 | gusto | do not mind |
12:53.41 | gusto | i am in slovakia now, so it is over HEnet |
12:53.53 | gusto | in germany, i have native IPv6 over kabeldeutschland |
12:54.12 | gusto | here it's only DSL with IPv4 only connection and i am doing a HEnet tunnel through my OpenWRT router |
12:54.23 | bsdice | very nice |
12:54.28 | gusto | no |
12:54.34 | bsdice | I fought Deutsche Telekom IPv6 for a day... and won |
12:54.47 | gusto | its a shame that they still do not provide IPv6 here |
12:55.15 | gusto | i had DSL from DT here too, but they did not deliver, so now i am with orange |
12:55.56 | gusto | DSL worked, but was IPv4 only too, even though they were testing IPv6 on DSL some years ago |
12:56.09 | gusto | i think that Orange is more likely to deliver IPv6 |
12:56.28 | bsdice | works, including dynamic DNS update on RA change |
12:56.30 | gusto | actually its not Orange who has the networks, its GTS |
12:56.46 | bsdice | you live in Slovakia? |
12:56.51 | gusto | yes |
12:57.04 | bsdice | and work in Germany if you don't mind me asking |
12:57.12 | gusto | in 2002 they privatized the telekom to the DT and that was a bad idea |
12:57.32 | gusto | i worked for some time, now i am not working any more |
12:58.02 | gusto | surfing the net and playing with asterisk is more fun than working for some idiot who does not even pay you |
12:58.24 | bsdice | I take it you made enough money ;-) |
12:58.29 | gusto | no |
12:58.41 | gusto | i even lost some |
12:58.50 | gusto | working does not pay off |
12:59.15 | bsdice | hm depends. in Germany IT experts are sought after as hired guns |
12:59.41 | gusto | i was working in logistics, not IT |
12:59.52 | gusto | but it is everywhere the same |
13:00.16 | gusto | the higher the rank is the greater idiots are there |
13:00.53 | bsdice | it is a natural phenomenon called the Peter principle http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Principle |
13:01.01 | gusto | i know |
13:01.16 | gusto | however, if they want someone who knows something they have to listen |
13:01.33 | bsdice | logistics is hard, much competition, pricing difficult, low margins, long work hours |
13:01.59 | gusto | for me, everything is working, maybe not in an instant, but until now, i did everything i wanted, it takes time, but i can reslove stuff |
13:02.07 | gusto | the only thing i can not fix is when a HDD breaks |
13:02.23 | gusto | i lost a WD Scorpio Bluse 500 GB 2,5 SATA 2 days ago |
13:02.32 | gusto | that's where you can not do anything |
13:02.40 | gusto | it was not in RAID1, so the data is gone |
13:02.50 | gusto | was about 50 GB |
13:03.02 | gusto | but unimportant stuff |
13:03.05 | bsdice | so you DO IT these days? |
13:03.12 | gusto | no |
13:03.15 | bsdice | kinda switched from logistics to IT |
13:03.16 | gusto | that was my disk |
13:03.23 | bsdice | ahhh kk |
13:03.47 | gusto | actually its the opposite |
13:04.17 | gusto | i worked at DHL, and they have high margins, low competition (if any?) and only 6 hours a day |
13:04.28 | gusto | so when you have like 30 - 35 hour week, you do not earn much |
13:06.33 | gusto | SScorpio Blue |
13:06.54 | gusto | lol |
13:07.37 | gusto | btw. do you know IT-SA? |
13:07.45 | bsdice | yes |
13:07.59 | gusto | in Nuernberg |
13:08.00 | gusto | ha? |
13:08.01 | bsdice | <PROTECTED> |
13:08.04 | gusto | ever went there? |
13:08.09 | gusto | i was there |
13:08.09 | bsdice | no ;-) |
13:08.11 | gusto | ;-) |
13:08.17 | gusto | 25 EUR entry |
13:08.44 | bsdice | I would ever only go there for after show party for the girls |
13:08.51 | gusto | no |
13:08.56 | gusto | girls are not that interesting there |
13:09.27 | gusto | but it is exactly like in that wikipedia article you sent me link to: "Employees tend to rise to their level of incompetence." |
13:09.49 | bsdice | well |
13:09.59 | bsdice | people with low tech competence go to such fairs |
13:10.01 | bsdice | to chat |
13:10.05 | bsdice | for product demos |
13:10.18 | bsdice | basically socializing and time away from the office |
13:10.44 | bsdice | <PROTECTED> |
13:11.35 | gusto | or like one person to IT-SA put it - "The level of innovation is outpacing competence in companies" |
13:12.08 | bsdice | for me that is all okay, because it means I can compete with less effort |
13:12.24 | bsdice | among the blind, the one with two eyes truely is God ;-) |
13:12.24 | gusto | of course |
13:12.48 | bsdice | ok they got one eye, black and white, low contrast |
13:12.51 | gusto | but it is not interesting |
13:13.28 | bsdice | no, that's why I never went there |
13:13.52 | gusto | so |
13:14.08 | gusto | however, that kabeldeutschland in nuernberg is a good connection, i get 100 mbit/s |
13:14.11 | gusto | lol |
13:14.50 | bsdice | I don't like the limited set of internet access devices that you got with cable modem tech |
13:15.20 | gusto | and low ping time of course, now the only thing that lacks is to test asterisk over IPv6 ... SIP and RTP are already doing IPv6, but the VoIP providers do not, and that is a problem when you want to make calls :-) |
13:15.31 | bsdice | I like VDSL better, everything customizable and under own control from modem in the home |
13:15.45 | gusto | i did not like it too, but i have that CDN and that is OK |
13:15.49 | bsdice | Telekom VOIP does not support IPv6 |
13:16.04 | gusto | of course |
13:16.36 | gusto | I had Telefonica VoIP over Endesha DSL, a reseller of Telefonica DSL connections |
13:16.42 | gusto | that was a pain to configure |
13:17.03 | gusto | but it worked in the end, and i learned something new back then ... SRV records :-) |
13:17.44 | gusto | but SRV records was not the only obstacle, they also had some kind of authentification server one had to authenticate to, looked like kerberos SSO to me |
13:18.01 | bsdice | I am done with Telefonica |
13:18.14 | bsdice | FONIC just ripped me off for 5 Euro in wrong prepaid charge |
13:18.26 | gusto | but back then i did not know that much about asterisk, i just got started, maybe today i would figure it all out much faster by doing debug |
13:18.39 | gusto | btw. you can not do really anything with asterisk without debig |
13:18.41 | gusto | debug |
13:18.51 | bsdice | I know |
13:19.09 | gusto | because every problem you encounter does need you to look at the debugging output to see what went wrong |
13:19.22 | gusto | from the error messages you do not get anything out |
13:19.45 | gusto | maybe that would be a good enhancement to propose, to make that error messages more verbose |
13:19.52 | gusto | so, i am going to eat something |
13:19.54 | bsdice | I usually turn off encryption and then ngrep the network interface |
13:20.00 | bsdice | have fun, nice talking to you |
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13:37.29 | gusto | so |
13:37.37 | gusto | i am back |
13:37.56 | gusto | bsdice: did you notice the lack of literature, especially german, on the IPv6 topic? |
13:38.07 | gusto | i have two books and that is as much as there is |
13:38.55 | gusto | but lately i found a cool youtube channel that explains IPv6 in an easy way so that even a person who has no idea wtf it is about can understand |
13:40.15 | gusto | bsdice: http://www.youtube.com/user/Keith6783/videos |
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14:45.59 | volga629 | Hello Everyone, Is anybody know about this library libgsmcodec.so.2 |
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15:51.46 | gusto | someone an idea how to set maximum MTU of an SIP packet so that they do not get filtered away? |
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16:05.34 | weinerk | Hi. If I have an international voip termination provider - |
16:05.35 | weinerk | how can I dial to a country's local 1800 number? |
16:08.21 | WIMPy | The way they do it in that country? |
16:12.13 | weinerk | WIMPy: yes. for example, how do I dial using SipTraffic to 1800400400 in Israel? I tried +country+1800xxxxx - this does not work |
16:13.02 | WIMPy | There's always a chance that 800 numbers don't work. |
16:13.12 | WIMPy | But it is an ITSP in Israel? |
16:14.50 | weinerk | I dont know - I think they are international. But my question is generic - how do people deal with it? |
16:15.24 | WIMPy | Roll the dice. |
16:15.43 | WIMPy | Special numbers are not always reachable. |
16:16.29 | weinerk | Is there some directory where you can look up - which ITSP provide local toll free in a certain country? |
16:16.45 | WIMPy | Ask them. |
16:18.39 | weinerk | I was looking for a single place where many ITSPs would be listed - as oppesed to fish individually. |
16:18.44 | weinerk | WIMPy: thanks for your help. |
16:23.08 | Penguin | 1800400400 is not a US toll-free phone number. What country is it? |
16:25.20 | weinerk | Penguin: it is an 1800 number in Israel (as an example). I need to figure out which ITSP will allow me to dial call this number |
16:27.19 | Penguin | What is the country code for that? |
16:34.24 | weinerk | Penguin: counry code for Israel is +972 |
16:34.32 | weinerk | Penguin: thanks for helping |
16:36.10 | Penguin | I realize this doesn't give you the answers you were looking for, but VoIP.ms allows calls to 972 country code. |
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16:39.41 | Penguin | Flowroute allows calls to 972 country and several area codes, but they do not list 972 1800. |
16:40.00 | WIMPy | Are you sure it's 1800 anyway? |
16:40.55 | Penguin | I wouldn't have any idea. They don't show 972 18 even. |
16:41.12 | WIMPy | The 1 looks so NANP. |
16:41.55 | Penguin | That's what I thought. |
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17:05.43 | bsdice | international freecall prefix is 00800 |
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19:54.36 | oquidave | hello |
19:55.49 | oquidave | how do i configure asterisk for a multi-tenant sort of thing |
20:06.34 | ChannelZ | Multi-tenant like multiple separate companies using the same system? |
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20:13.09 | oquidave | ChannelZ: absolutely |
20:14.05 | oquidave | ChannelZ: so far it seems asterisk is design for one company looking at how users are added in the sip.conf file |
20:14.56 | [TK]D-Fender | how so? |
20:16.30 | ChannelZ | You just separate everything into contexts. |
20:16.33 | [TK]D-Fender | Dialplan separates things however you like. Parking has separate lots, pickup groups, etc are all divisble and there are several GUI's doing this just fine for almost a decade now... |
20:17.32 | [TK]D-Fender | The thing you can't do is have the SIP usernames the same... which is hardly a real challenge |
20:17.40 | [TK]D-Fender | Simply name them differntly. |
20:17.54 | [TK]D-Fender | multi-tennent is how YOU set them up |
20:18.29 | oquidave | [TK]D-Fender: for instance you can't have sip users named 10, 20, 30, 40 etc from the same company. You've to create different numbering schemes for different companies, not so |
20:18.58 | ChannelZ | you can even separate the configs and #include them from the main config to make editing easier |
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20:18.59 | [TK]D-Fender | oquidave: So the usernames aren't going to be the same... this does not mean you can't set up a multi-tennent system |
20:19.14 | ChannelZ | SIP device names are not the same thing as extensions. |
20:19.20 | ChannelZ | Don't name your devices like they're extensions. |
20:20.36 | ChannelZ | If you want to go the lazy way and dial devices like extensions, just put on a prefix. CompA-10 or CompB-10 etc. |
20:20.50 | oquidave | ChannelZ: [TK]D-Fender so i've to use different usernames in the sip.conf files, redirect them to different contexts and use whatever extensions |
20:21.11 | [TK]D-Fender | oquidave: Dialplan is dialplan... do whatever you want there.... |
20:21.19 | ChannelZ | yes. extensions are in contexts. Voicemail boxes are in contexts. Music on hold are in contexts. All of it can be separated. |
20:21.36 | [TK]D-Fender | oquidave: and it isn't "redirect".. it's direct". You specifiy your context for each device. |
20:21.49 | [TK]D-Fender | It isn't an "alternative" |
20:25.52 | oquidave | [TK]D-Fender: ChannelZ cool. i'll try that implementation and see how it goes |
20:25.55 | oquidave | thx |
20:28.23 | ChannelZ | sure |
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