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08:24.53Elio19Is there an easy easy way to get opus and dtls sha-256 fingerprint support ?  The Opus patch is for version 11.1.12, and sha-256 was not added until after 11.8 or so
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09:33.48babakWIMPy: Hi
09:34.33babakif a call was already forwarded on carrier network, and forwarded call comes to your server by PRI link , you can see 3 numbers ? A_number,B_number , original called number ?
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13:09.47nuclear_horsehi all. i have migrated from 1.8 with chan_sip to 13.2 with chan_pjsip and happy with it, but i have some issues
13:11.13nuclear_horsewhen i call multiple endpoints (PJSIP/100&PJSIP/101 for example), 100 answer the call, then 101 have new missed call
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13:11.31nuclear_horse'c' option of bridge doesn't help anymore
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13:11.43nuclear_horseof dial
13:12.06nuclear_horsecan somebody help me?
13:12.12Elio19Hi
13:13.00[TK]D-Fendernuclear_horse:Show us a call with pjsip deebug enabled
13:13.52nuclear_horseok, i'll try
13:14.59Elio19Hey [TK]D-Fender, do you know how ppl are going about WebRTC these days? I tried patching in opus but it did not go smooth
13:15.19Elio19I was even editing .c files due to a bug ( sha-2 vs sha-256 )
13:15.44[TK]D-FenderElio19: Never touched it
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13:16.54Elio19Auth and stuff works wss -> tls  but as soon as asterisk starts to play a sound the webrtc client dies with format error :-/
13:17.20Elio19How can i find what format Asterisk is sending to the client?
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13:24.43snmphola!
13:25.13nuclear_horse[TK]D-Fender, http://pastebin.com/G9iAdsTG is it ok?
13:25.36snmpasymmetric nat drives me mad
13:26.05snmpmy brain is melting
13:26.07snmpif any
13:27.04snmpin case anyone cares
13:27.14snmpgot two iax peers
13:27.50snmpfirst is handwritten with configs
13:28.11snmpsecond is a realtime based
13:28.30snmpeverythings ok with first
13:28.50snmpregistred port is 4569 and percieved port is 4569
13:29.00snmpbut the second one..
13:30.08snmp=(
13:31.34[TK]D-Fendernuclear_horse: Three is no Dial with a "c" in tehre
13:31.48[TK]D-Fenderneeds to RMA his keyboard....
13:32.46nuclear_horse[TK]D-Fender: in this case no, i removed it after it didnt help
13:33.07nuclear_horsei'll add it and try again
13:36.07[TK]D-FenderYou shouldn't ask why it doesn't work and then show us a call where you specifically aren't even trying to do it.
13:37.40Elio19Which versions are hot right now?
13:38.18Elio19I've got about 5 different ones in my home folder but none of them are
13:38.24Elio19...really jumping
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13:39.16[TK]D-Fenderlatest 13 as listed in the topic
13:39.40Elio19I've got 13.2 compiled and installed right now
13:40.14Elio19its not doing the webrtc :-/
13:40.32Elio19(i did not try pjsip tho because i have a realtime sip peer thing)
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13:42.46nuclear_horse[TK]D-Fender: sorry, here the new one http://pastebin.com/hp55h6UN
13:44.19[TK]D-Fender[Mar 16 21:35:50] Reason: SIP;cause=200;text="Call completed elsewhere"
13:44.23[TK]D-Fender467
13:44.43[TK]D-FenderSure looks like it's doing it
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13:50.33nuclear_horse[TK]D-Fender: i see, but missed call was added in list, and not added in 1.8 with chan_sip
13:50.45Elio19Hey, would anyone like to help me with Asterisk?
13:50.55[TK]D-Fender~ask
13:50.56infobotQuestions 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.
13:50.57[TK]D-Fender^^^
13:51.17Elio19I'll take that as a, "yes."
13:52.17Elio19So, its my goal to do a browser phone, ie WebRTC. And ive been working at it ceaselessly for quit some time.
13:53.02Elio19I did compile with patch, i tried distro packages, even editing the .c files by hand to fix little bugs
13:54.34Elio19After successfull compile and configure WS, WSS, TLS, DTLS, ICE, RTP, and apvt I'm at the point where i just want it to work
13:55.19Elio19...because i resolved so many dependencies and bugs my self
13:55.42Elio19But now i dont even get an error any more, it just does not work
13:57.01Elio19Client drops the call and complains about bad format "Bad Media Description" , which i think refers to "a=rtpmap:109 opus/48000/2"
13:57.25Elio19but, "c=IN IP4 0.0.0.0" also looks suspicious
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13:59.54[TK]D-FenderElio19: You're already modding the source.  This means we can't tell what you've actually done here.  You need to take this to #asterisk-deev
14:00.05[TK]D-Fender#asterisk-dev
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14:00.57Elio19Well i just added an elseif so that Asterisk would recognize "sha-2" fingerprints as "sha-256"
14:01.09Elio19Because FF sends the string "sha-2" vs "sha-256"
14:01.19Elio19ok ill check that one out
14:01.38[TK]D-FenderElio19: That contact IP is cleearly wrong though
14:01.46Elio19btw, that is not needed in 13.2, that was for 11.2-11.11
14:01.48[TK]D-FenderElio19: Go prove your WAN IP is resolving, etc
14:01.55Elio19Oh, its not
14:02.04Elio19i had to use hosts file and i dont know why
14:02.05[TK]D-FenderWell then go look at that specifically
14:02.30Elio19What system is that part of ICE?
14:03.04Elio19I said that backwards: Is that contact field part of ICE?
14:05.44[TK]D-Fenderno idea
14:05.51[TK]D-FenderI don't touch webrtc
14:09.15filethe answer to that question would be no
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14:09.44Elio19file, do you have some relevant information for me?
14:09.50filenope
14:10.00Elio19Seems like you might...
14:10.02fileI mean, the answer to your "Is that contact field part of ICE?" is no
14:10.41Elio19Well, do you know where one might find the setting for that contact field?
14:11.12Elio19But, im not sure if thats the right question because im pretty sure its a DNS issue
14:11.30[TK]D-FenderI'm pretty sure you could prove that in about 2 seconds...
14:11.54filethe c= line doesn't matter in WebRTC
14:12.02fileICE and candidates are used to determine the flow for media
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14:13.15Elio19ok, that make sense because the only error from the client is, "bad media" so i must be in contact to get any media at all...
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14:28.48WIMPybabak: Yes
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15:56.42Elio19"c=IN IP4 0.0.0.0" relates to NAT
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15:58.27file...?
15:59.32[TK]D-FenderRelates to "Asterisk can't lookup what you told it to to get it's WAN IP
16:01.21mjordanis pretty sure that's an old school way of putting a phone on hold
16:01.31mjordanbut there's not a lot of context in that statement.
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16:14.28Elio19No, thats what happens when you nat=comedia
16:14.50Elio19...think aboutit
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16:35.11ChannelZmmmno
16:38.12Elio19"Rejecting secure video stream without encryption detail" is an ambiguous error because only one of three conditions triggering that error are crypto related.
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16:49.06Elio19When i got here i was wondering if i still had "it" with regard to open source software...
16:52.00fileElio19, what happens when you nat=comedia...
16:53.17Elio19Asterisk sends the media right back where it got it from, so it does not need a c address
16:53.34fileone side doesn't, yeah
16:54.34Elio19file,
16:54.46Elio19do you use webrtc?
16:55.07fileno
16:55.15Elio19pjsip?
16:55.22fileyes
16:56.32Elio19I spent so much time with out pjsip already its time for me to use pjsip.
16:56.51[TK]D-FenderThat isn't a good basis for a decision
16:57.05Elio19Its time based
16:57.37Elio19IMO, it would be alot easier to read about it pjsip if the wiki browser ui didnt look like iframes from the 90s
17:01.14WIMPyOr some of them sometimes go missing.
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17:15.28zambawhat is pjsip? i mean, is it a software?
17:16.30zambait's a communication library? what does that mean? which software implements it?
17:17.58[TK]D-FenderAsterisk.
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17:22.08Cuzner[TK]D-Fender: done any localization for Colombia? :)
17:25.00filePJSIP is.
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17:57.04newtonrzamba, https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Configuring+res_pjsip
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21:20.27pjensen00So I have an AGI application that takes a handoff from Asterisk on all incoming calls.  I'm migrating to an ARI based system.  What I do is spawn a new process that creates a Stasis app with the call ID generated from our SIP server.  I'm trying to cut out the need to have the AGI script called at all.
21:21.03pjensen00It's creating an AMQP queue to tell another service to create the Stasis app, and then when it's created it tells the AGI script to hand control over to Stasis.
21:22.01pjensen00Is there a way to send a message to an external service before the default dialplan is executed?
21:23.30pjensen00I'm not seeing a good way to prevent myself from having to do all the setup in the AGI script
21:27.33DivideBy0I don't entirely follow you. Could you deliver the channel to a stasis app, do whatever you need, then send it back to the dialplan?
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21:41.11pjensen00I'm wondering if there's a way I can create a stasis app upon a call hitting Asterisk
21:41.33filewhy do you need to create a stasis app unique to it?
21:41.54pjensen00I use a different App for each call leg
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21:44.52filethat sitll doesn't quite answer my question
21:45.57pjensen00If one of my ARI process goes down, it's required to not affect any other processes also doing an ARI process
21:46.35pjensen00aka, something happens that causes the web socket in one app to go down should have zero impact on other calls on the same server
21:47.06pjensen00other than any other app bridged to the dead app sees the call terminating
21:47.30filenothing else springs to mind besides AGI then
21:48.14pjensen00Wait, wait!  Do you know if you can transfer one Stasis app to another Stasis app?
21:49.18fileindirectly yes... you can continue to a spot in the dialplan
21:50.16pjensen00Hrm.  If that's the only solution, I think I can mad scientist this thing.
21:50.28pjensen00Back to the thinking cube.
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22:23.36mikealeonettiWhat format does STREAM FILE need to be in? There doesn't seem to be much documentation about it, and I saw one script that uses GET FULL VARIABLE ${CHANNEL(audionativeformat)} to get the audio format to convert it into. What is really the best practice?
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22:51.09[TK]D-Fendermikealeonetti, best practice is to have your audio files int he same format as your call
22:51.22[TK]D-Fendermikealeonetti, and STREAM FILE can read any format * can.
22:51.36[TK]D-Fender"module show like FORMAT" <-
22:51.58mikealeonetti[TK]D-Fender: So should I be polling the channel and converting then?
22:52.13[TK]D-FenderNo, you should simply convert all of them.
22:52.21[TK]D-FenderVS trying to do this "on demand
22:52.47mikealeonetti[TK]D-Fender: So the format will never change? Is it something that I set?
22:53.38[TK]D-FenderThese are your calls... you are supposed to set the codec used for your calls
22:54.40mikealeonetti[TK]D-Fender: Oh that's kind of cool. What extension do I make the files then? 'Cause it says with STREAM FILE to exclude the extension.
22:56.11[TK]D-FenderYou make ti to match the codec of your calls
22:56.24[TK]D-Fender* will pick the most appropriate format of that file automatically
22:57.07mikealeonettiOkay. That makes sense.
22:57.14mikealeonetti[TK]D-Fender: This sounds like fun.
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23:28.31pcheroHi.. Can I transfer channel to peer directly? without dialplan?
23:37.04[TK]D-Fenderno
23:37.52pcheroClear. :)
23:40.48[TK]D-FenderI thought it was clear a week ago when you asked the same thing and got the same answer'
23:43.09pchero[TK]D-Fender: You're right. I just forgot that.. Now I'm writing about this to my blog. Because, I don't want to forget this again.. :P
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