| 00:00.09 | paraxor | laptopdude90: I've never actually seen horizontal studs on an interior wall |
| 00:00.14 | MaliutaLap | thermite, it burns a big hole in just about anything :) |
| 00:00.18 | paraxor | and you should run them on interior walls if possible |
| 00:00.30 | laptopdude90 | interior walls? |
| 00:00.47 | laptopdude90 | oh jsut the walls that don't have the outside world on the other side |
| 00:00.48 | laptopdude90 | rite |
| 00:01.16 | laptopdude90 | Okay but what about the wood between floor 2 and 3 |
| 00:01.19 | MaliutaLap | paraxor: this sounds like a house, not an office. The plaster board would just go onto the studs |
| 00:01.31 | paraxor | well I guess a stud is technically always vertical |
| 00:01.31 | MaliutaLap | laptopdude90: hole saw |
| 00:01.37 | laptopdude90 | a who |
| 00:01.44 | laptopdude90 | a drill? |
| 00:01.52 | laptopdude90 | but where do I drill from |
| 00:01.59 | laptopdude90 | And how do I not cut through 120v wires |
| 00:02.16 | MaliutaLap | http://www.toolcobber.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Bi-Metal-Hole-Saw.jpg |
| 00:02.55 | MaliutaLap | surely at that point in construction nothing should be live, and you should know where everything is |
| 00:03.08 | MaliutaLap | it doesn't even look like you've reached first fit |
| 00:03.19 | laptopdude90 | yeah but where do I drill from? |
| 00:03.26 | paraxor | laptopdude90: aha. so I looked this up. those horizontal things are called 'fireblocks' |
| 00:03.46 | paraxor | they slow down the spread of fire from floor to floor |
| 00:03.57 | MaliutaLap | laptopdude90: well that is going to depend on where you want to run the cable to |
| 00:04.14 | paraxor | and also, you often can't drill holes over certain sizes into them without violating fire code |
| 00:04.15 | laptopdude90 | Okay I'll try to explain |
| 00:04.25 | laptopdude90 | 2 rooms next to each other |
| 00:04.30 | laptopdude90 | My bedroom on the left, another on the right |
| 00:04.40 | paraxor | oh |
| 00:04.41 | laptopdude90 | Directly under the room on the right is where I need a cable dropped |
| 00:04.52 | laptopdude90 | And another in my bedroom |
| 00:05.26 | MaliutaLap | measure where you are mounting your cabinet so you can drop the cable right near it - also invest in cable trays |
| 00:05.50 | laptopdude90 | Actually I wasn't gonna run it out from the ceiling |
| 00:05.51 | MaliutaLap | for the things on the same level run some conduit between the walls |
| 00:06.01 | laptopdude90 | I was gonna do it with a hole in the wall |
| 00:06.10 | laptopdude90 | they arent on the same level |
| 00:06.20 | MaliutaLap | cabinet placement should still influence where you do the drop |
| 00:06.42 | laptopdude90 | Cabinet's been there for years |
| 00:06.57 | MaliutaLap | your sparky should be able to at least lay the cable for you |
| 00:07.04 | MaliutaLap | then you can just terminate it |
| 00:07.07 | laptopdude90 | my who? |
| 00:07.12 | MaliutaLap | electrician |
| 00:07.22 | laptopdude90 | lol I'm not hiring an electrian |
| 00:07.28 | MaliutaLap | electricity sparks - hence sparky |
| 00:07.49 | MaliutaLap | how are you putting electricity into that space you showed the picture of? |
| 00:08.04 | MaliutaLap | or is this a different, completed place? |
| 00:08.10 | laptopdude90 | It's completed |
| 00:08.12 | laptopdude90 | It's a house |
| 00:08.18 | laptopdude90 | That's been here since 2006 |
| 00:08.41 | laptopdude90 | http://www.homedepot.com/catalog/productImages/1000/fa/fa129de4-a4db-4778-baac-ae58eda23c0d_1000.jpg |
| 00:08.44 | laptopdude90 | What about this |
| 00:08.50 | laptopdude90 | I make a hole for the ethernet cable in the wall |
| 00:09.00 | laptopdude90 | Then I use a flexible bit to drill a hole right below it |
| 00:09.07 | MaliutaLap | that's different from the construction state you showed |
| 00:09.32 | MaliutaLap | I've done that kind of install recently. a) buy a stud finder |
| 00:10.07 | MaliutaLap | b) don't put the network sockets near power sockets |
| 00:10.46 | laptopdude90 | yes but how do I drill between floors |
| 00:11.06 | laptopdude90 | And I assume I should turn off the power to a room before I got drilling holes, right |
| 00:11.25 | MaliutaLap | well the place I did the floor boards were the ceiling of the floor below, so I got off easy |
| 00:12.16 | MaliutaLap | there are ways. if you can get into the cavity between floors, or find a way to use existing cable run slots |
| 00:12.37 | laptopdude90 | whats wrong with the method I described |
| 00:12.38 | MaliutaLap | retro-fitting cable is a PITA |
| 00:12.44 | laptopdude90 | with the flexible drill bit |
| 00:13.16 | MaliutaLap | they are not exactly precision tools |
| 00:13.25 | laptopdude90 | I don't really need to be precise |
| 00:13.34 | laptopdude90 | I just need a whole so I can run a cable between floors |
| 00:13.54 | laptopdude90 | hole* |
| 00:14.17 | MaliutaLap | I have found retro-fitting easier if you come out from the wall about 5cm and drill straight through the floor boards |
| 00:14.37 | laptopdude90 | does that involve cutting more holes in the wall |
| 00:15.07 | MaliutaLap | not always as neat, but without taking huge amounts of time or hiring someone with the skill and tools who can do it in 5 mins ... |
| 00:15.21 | laptopdude90 | how much would it cost to hire an electrian |
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| 00:15.46 | MaliutaLap | or a cable/tv installer should be able to do it |
| 00:16.27 | MaliutaLap | for what you have described? two rooms and then down a floor? not much |
| 00:16.49 | MaliutaLap | buy your cables first though, and then terminate them yourself |
| 00:17.03 | MaliutaLap | that way they just run the cable you have |
| 00:17.05 | laptopdude90 | I've had a 1000ft roll for over a year |
| 00:17.28 | laptopdude90 | yeah but idk how much it would cost |
| 00:17.33 | laptopdude90 | to hire an electritan |
| 00:17.50 | MaliutaLap | trying to remember what they guy charged to re-do all the antenna cable and points in this house |
| 00:18.12 | MaliutaLap | I think it was less than $200AUD, and that included a new antenna |
| 00:18.18 | MaliutaLap | because I had the cable |
| 00:19.12 | laptopdude90 | how many drops? |
| 00:19.56 | MaliutaLap | one upstairs and two downstairs - including the painful run to the lounge |
| 00:20.30 | laptopdude90 | hmm |
| 00:20.55 | MaliutaLap | and a splitter in the ceiling upstairs |
| 00:21.08 | MaliutaLap | one of those drops had to be done externally too |
| 00:21.12 | laptopdude90 | A friend of mine's dad is an electrician |
| 00:21.24 | laptopdude90 | I'll ask her what I can expect to pay |
| 00:22.43 | MaliutaLap | given that pricing will vary from person to person and country to country it's probably best to ask |
| 00:23.00 | laptopdude90 | also he's been over to approve my death box |
| 00:23.05 | laptopdude90 | so he has an idea what my house looks like |
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| 00:23.34 | MaliutaLap | that helps |
| 00:24.01 | MaliutaLap | most retro-fits like this are best done by people who do them all the time |
| 00:41.54 | WIMPy | pulls laptopdude90 out of the trash can again. What are you doing there? |
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| 00:56.26 | dorphalsig | Hey all. How are things? |
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| 00:59.42 | laptopdude90 | WIMPy what have I done now |
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| 01:24.07 | laptopdude90 | >be me |
| 01:24.21 | laptopdude90 | >flirting with a girl by showing her a pic of my rack |
| 01:24.23 | laptopdude90 | >My server rack |
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| 01:39.30 | drmessano | Are you 12? |
| 01:40.24 | laptopdude90 | lol its a joke |
| 01:40.27 | laptopdude90 | I'm not flirting |
| 01:40.46 | WIMPy | Not even with a pic of a server rack? |
| 01:40.59 | laptopdude90 | yeah I send a pic |
| 01:41.02 | laptopdude90 | sent* |
| 01:41.32 | drmessano | I remember when I was a teenager and I thought it was cool to have a server farm at home |
| 01:41.39 | drmessano | Then I adulted |
| 01:41.45 | drmessano | Testicles descended |
| 01:41.51 | drmessano | Women, existed |
| 01:42.07 | laptopdude90 | yeah yeah women are cool and whatnot |
| 01:42.08 | laptopdude90 | but servers |
| 01:42.47 | drmessano | yawns and burps |
| 01:42.59 | drmessano | Yeah, having a rack at home is sew kewl |
| 01:43.52 | laptopdude90 | I'm sorry but I'd prefer a 32 core server w/ 128gb of ram over sex |
| 01:44.16 | drmessano | That sounds so... boring |
| 01:44.24 | WIMPy | Have you ever tried either? |
| 01:44.35 | drmessano | lol |
| 01:44.41 | drmessano | Now thats funny |
| 01:45.13 | drmessano | A better question is, has he ever paid a power bill |
| 01:45.29 | drmessano | or |
| 01:45.39 | WIMPy | Good point. |
| 01:46.04 | drmessano | What good is hosting all those Minecraft server VMs with the Barbie Dreamworld mod when your DSL connection can't handle the traffic |
| 01:46.15 | drmessano | *mic drop* |
| 01:46.39 | WIMPy | That's why I didn't pick up one of the Sun boxes with 4 octocore opterons with 256GB RAM when they were offered for free some years ago. |
| 01:47.48 | drmessano | It's like when I bought all those PAP2's years ago.. I got them for dirt cheap.. Modded like 50 or so of them. But I don't have that many friends |
| 01:47.53 | drmessano | So.. yeah |
| 01:48.27 | WIMPy | Get on Facebook. They see freiends, I think. |
| 01:48.43 | drmessano | If he gave each friend a VM with 1 core, he would need like 30 more friends |
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| 02:16.11 | dorphalsig | Can anybody give me a hand getting SIPML to run? I am being able to register and such, but when I try to do a call I cant get it through |
| 02:17.10 | cmendes0101 | Do you have debug on in the console? |
| 02:17.13 | dorphalsig | Im seeing some operation not allowed |
| 02:17.13 | cmendes0101 | of the browser |
| 02:17.15 | dorphalsig | yeap |
| 02:18.05 | cmendes0101 | Post that up |
| 02:19.19 | dorphalsig | http://pastebin.ca/3257486 |
| 02:22.12 | dorphalsig | cmendes0101: see anything? |
| 02:23.33 | cmendes0101 | Unauthorized and not acceptable here, is showing up. I really see a response if I'm looking at it right |
| 02:23.52 | cmendes0101 | Can you use the sipml5 demo site to connect and perform the UI client portion of it? |
| 02:24.41 | cmendes0101 | I've setup sipml5 and sipjs and was always little tweaks needed and the demo pages were good to confirm browser and client config issues |
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| 02:31.34 | dorphalsig | cmendes0101: Actually no, I didnt want to mess with my firewall. Messy stuff |
| 02:32.16 | cmendes0101 | Hmm you shouldn't need to it's a local client |
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| 02:32.51 | cmendes0101 | watch out for your stun server setup since that is going outside |
| 02:35.07 | cmendes0101 | Just use the sipml5 demo and enter your info. Basically the library is running locally in JS on the browser so you should be fine to enter your local network data and have it connect |
| 02:36.29 | dorphalsig | cmendes0101: failed to connect to server :( |
| 02:37.56 | cmendes0101 | did you go into expert mode and enter the websocket info? |
| 02:39.37 | cmendes0101 | Just to make sure, you have asterisk setup and everything for webrtc support? |
| 02:39.56 | dorphalsig | yeap |
| 02:40.34 | dorphalsig | cmendes0101: Yeah, I think I have asterisk ready |
| 02:40.44 | dorphalsig | I mean, if it wasnt I would not be able to register, would I? |
| 02:41.02 | dorphalsig | (and yeah, I've followed the wiki guide) |
| 02:45.17 | dorphalsig | https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/WebRTC+tutorial+using+SIPML5 <-- This one. Except I decided to host it myswlf |
| 02:45.23 | cmendes0101 | Ok just checking because the log didn't have too much info as if it wasn't running correctly. Since your running on a local network you should remove the ICE settings in your config since right now your reaching out for those |
| 02:46.23 | cmendes0101 | Are you getting anything else on the asterisk cli or is it just showing the user registering and not the call? |
| 02:48.47 | dorphalsig | cmendes0101: I dont have sip debug on asterisk side. Lemme try again with sip debug on and I'll pb it |
| 02:49.05 | dorphalsig | here's the expert config in sipml: http://picpaste.com/KyzO5xKa.png |
| 02:50.29 | cmendes0101 | I believe you need to the port 8088 on the websocket server url if you kept it default |
| 02:51.19 | cmendes0101 | and I don't remember if it matters anymore but check the disable video. In earlier versions that caused a bunch of weirdness with asterisk. |
| 02:52.33 | cmendes0101 | Another thing to check. You can reach http://172.16.199.131:8088/ws ? |
| 02:56.22 | dorphalsig | cmendes0101: http://pastebin.ca/3257514 <-- registration. SipML Side |
| 02:58.07 | dorphalsig | http://pastebin.ca/3257520 <-- Registration * side |
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| 02:59.45 | dorphalsig | <--- SIP read from WS:172.16.199.1:54879 ---> SIP/2.0 405 Method Not Allowed Via: SIP/2.0/WS 172.16.199.131:5061;branch=z9hG4bK2029ffd4 From: "Unknown"<sip:Unknown@172.16.199.131:5061>;tag=as7a49b16a To: <sip:110@df7jal23ls0d.invalid;rtcweb-breaker=no;transport=ws> Call-ID: 5671f90462928c291cfed5b25ed3f389@172.16.199.131:5061 CSeq: 102 OPTIONS Content-Length: 0 <-------------> |
| 03:00.04 | dorphalsig | wtf? |
| 03:00.17 | cmendes0101 | Looks like it still registered. does the sipml5 show registered? |
| 03:01.02 | cmendes0101 | and if it does, whats it look like when you try and dial |
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| 03:01.21 | dorphalsig | Hold on. I just found out I have another browser window open |
| 03:01.27 | dorphalsig | lemme try again |
| 03:08.07 | dorphalsig | Nope, still the same story. The SipML disconnects |
| 03:08.58 | dorphalsig | sipML side --> http://pastebin.ca/3257526 |
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| 03:09.42 | dorphalsig | * side -->http://pastebin.ca/3257529 |
| 03:10.10 | dorphalsig | cmendes0101: Same method not allowed |
| 03:10.33 | cmendes0101 | Are you talking about it registering and disconnecting or when you try and dial? |
| 03:12.34 | dorphalsig | it just registers, stays registered for a couple of secs |
| 03:12.45 | dorphalsig | and then disconnects |
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| 03:13.37 | dorphalsig | Actually that was what was happening |
| 03:13.54 | dorphalsig | I saw it registered and tried to dial and in the meantime it got disconnected |
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| 03:24.47 | cmendes0101 | Yah I don't see much on the sipml5 aside from the stopped last line. Can't say I've seen a register and a disconnect as an issue before |
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| 03:36.01 | dorphalsig | :s |
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| 03:36.20 | dorphalsig | cmendes0101: any idea where to look next? |
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| 03:44.58 | cmendes0101 | dorphalsig: Pretty weird that it disconnects. It does show a proxy listed not sure if thats affecting anything: SIP stack start: proxy='ns313841.ovh.net:10060' |
| 03:45.52 | cmendes0101 | Your local sipml5 was acting exactly the same? |
| 03:46.31 | dorphalsig | Yeah, the behaviour was similar, I did not look into the logs tho. |
| 03:46.47 | dorphalsig | I'm trying the local thing right now. |
| 03:47.02 | dorphalsig | so far it has stayed connected |
| 03:51.58 | cmendes0101 | ok, anything happening on the dial? |
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| 03:53.37 | dorphalsig | cmendes0101: 2015-11-16 22:53:07] WARNING[13258][C-00000000]: chan_sip.c:10496 process_sdp: Can't provide secure audio requested in SDP offer [ |
| 03:54.00 | dorphalsig | and some 405 method not allowed |
| 04:01.17 | dorphalsig | What is DTLS? |
| 04:01.25 | dorphalsig | I'm finding some stuff related with it |
| 04:01.32 | cmendes0101 | Oh, ok so the SDP offers error I've seen before. Hmm I remember it being related to ICE. Let me try and find something |
| 04:01.50 | cmendes0101 | DTLS-SRTP |
| 04:02.50 | cmendes0101 | Its the security key for the webrtc browser. I don't know much deeper except that asterisk needs to be built to use it correctly |
| 04:03.08 | cmendes0101 | but if you followed the instructions you mentioned earlier you should be setup already |
| 04:05.35 | cmendes0101 | Something you might want to try and step through is this troubleshooting guide from the asterisk forums: http://forums.digium.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=90167 |
| 04:19.54 | dorphalsig | cmendes0101: Dude its working |
| 04:20.09 | dorphalsig | cmendes0101: I had not enabled DTLS on the extension side |
| 04:22.25 | cmendes0101 | oh awesome |
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| 04:41.03 | dorphalsig | cmendes0101: thnx for everythinG!! |
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| 04:43.42 | bezam86 | Hello everybody! Sorry for my bad English. Tell me, is the context in IVR on AEL: {blablabla context |
| 04:43.45 | bezam86 | <PROTECTED> |
| 04:43.47 | bezam86 | <PROTECTED> |
| 04:43.49 | bezam86 | <PROTECTED> |
| 04:43.51 | bezam86 | <PROTECTED> |
| 04:43.53 | bezam86 | As in this block to make lunch time frames, the man went to lunch, and calls to another number. He came to the dinner, call back to both. |
| 04:43.55 | bezam86 | } |
| 04:43.57 | bezam86 | }Yes |
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| 05:23.05 | [TK]D-Fender | bezam86, What you wronte does not make sense. Please rephrase it |
| 05:23.42 | [TK]D-Fender | and PASTEBIN your code samples, do not paste them in-channel |
| 05:23.43 | [TK]D-Fender | ~pb |
| 05:23.45 | infobot | A "pastebin" is a web-based service where you should paste anything over 3 lines so you don't flood the channel. Here are links to a few: http://www.pastebin.com, http://pastebin.ca, http://channels.debian.net/paste, http://paste.lisp.org, http://bin.cakephp.org/; or install pastebinit with yum or aptitude. |
| 05:23.46 | [TK]D-Fender | ^^^ |
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| 09:46.57 | BakaKuna | I am trying to debug AMI messages. When I try to log in using invalid credentials, I get an error message in the CLI. When I send an Originate command (valid or invalid) though, I get no message. Even with `manager set debug on`. Any way to get even more AMI logging? |
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| 17:24.49 | *** topic/#asterisk is #asterisk The Open Source PBX and Telephony Platform (asterisk.org) -=- LTS: 13.6.0 (2015/10/09), 11.20.0 (2015/10/09); Standard: 12.8.2 (2015/04/08); DAHDI: DAHDI-linux 2.10.0 (2014/08/13), DAHDI-tools 2.10.0 (2014/08/13); libpri 1.4.15 (2014/06/16) -=- Asterisk wiki: wiki.asterisk.org -=- Code of Conduct: bit.ly/1hH6P22 -=- Logs: bit.ly/1s4AKKu |
| 17:26.27 | WIMPy | You've git 4 months to gwt it working wit IP and document it :-) |
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| 20:37.44 | *** topic/#asterisk is #asterisk The Open Source PBX and Telephony Platform (asterisk.org) -=- LTS: 13.6.0 (2015/10/09), 11.20.0 (2015/10/09); Standard: 12.8.2 (2015/04/08); DAHDI: DAHDI-linux 2.10.0 (2014/08/13), DAHDI-tools 2.10.0 (2014/08/13); libpri 1.4.15 (2014/06/16) -=- Asterisk wiki: wiki.asterisk.org -=- Code of Conduct: bit.ly/1hH6P22 -=- Logs: bit.ly/1s4AKKu |
| 20:39.04 | igcewieling1 | iulhk: have you considered using the L() option to Dial? |
| 20:40.38 | igcewieling1 | Why is it, anytime I get my cable+internet bill goes below $70/month, they always find a way to add more charges? |
| 20:41.42 | iulhk | <igcewieling1> let me check |
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| 20:44.41 | Chainsaw | igcewieling1: They know you're good for it. |
| 20:45.08 | igcewieling1 | Chainsaw: they know the alternative is 1/3 the speed. |
| 20:45.44 | Chainsaw | igcewieling1: I dropped the TV out, that helped a lot. |
| 20:46.12 | Chainsaw | igcewieling1: And then they offered phone for nearly free. From time to time they try to put it up, and I tell them to take it away. And they won't, they'll drop the price again. It's all very odd. |
| 20:46.31 | Chainsaw | bets giving me highly discounted phone counts against sales targets whereas removal does not |
| 20:49.45 | igcewieling1 | Chainsaw: I have a general policy of not rewarding companies with my money if they piss me off. Last time I had an iinternet outage I called them up and dropped my speed to the lowest tier. |
| 20:50.07 | igcewieling1 | When reasonable I simply stop doing business with companies which annoy me. |
| 20:50.22 | Chainsaw | igcewieling1: I have a redundancy approach to internet connections. 1 DOCSIS3, 1 VDSL2, 1 FTTH. |
| 20:50.39 | igcewieling1 | Chainsaw: in Europe? |
| 20:50.42 | Chainsaw | igcewieling1: But it does mean putting up with 3 suppliers. They're all annoying, just in different ways. |
| 20:50.48 | Chainsaw | igcewieling1: UK probably still counts as Europe, yeah. |
| 20:50.57 | igcewieling1 | close enough from a telecom standpoint. |
| 20:51.21 | Chainsaw | igcewieling1: Don't get me wrong, if the FTTH was reliable enough I could do with just that. But it isn't. |
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| 20:52.45 | igcewieling1 | Chainsaw: most places in the USA there are very few providers. Local cable company, local phone company (with no VDSL), satellite, and any LTE/EVDO./whatever service. My local cable company's lowest speed is faster than the phone company's fastest speed. |
| 20:53.33 | Chainsaw | igcewieling1: I'm blessed to be living in a city with a fibre project. It's supposed to be for businesses only, but they were very understanding when I went it with a "shut up and take my money" pitch. |
| 20:54.33 | vane- | Hi all, I have a quick question, do SIP truck providers have an affect on the ability to use certain codecs, or is that ability controlled via the Asterisk server? |
| 20:54.53 | igcewieling1 | vane-: yes. |
| 20:55.07 | WIMPy | What codes? |
| 20:55.17 | igcewieling1 | whatever codecs are supported by both devics are the codecs available for your call. |
| 20:55.55 | vane- | igcewielding1: okay thanks, I was just curious, I thought as much, but just wanted to confirm |
| 20:57.16 | igcewieling1 | vane-: I recommend allowing one codec. |
| 21:00.40 | vane- | our provider put in three specifically, so I assume they support all three, just curious if we could add more or not, seems that wouldn't be the case now |
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| 21:19.23 | tenspeed705 | Hey guys, Not sure if this is the correct place for this question, but am hoping someone can point to in the right direction. I am trying to figure out how DTMF is negotiated in the SIP signalling. Not seeing to much in the SIP or SDP RFC |
| 21:24.41 | robmal | It isn't. |
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| 21:40.17 | tenspeed705 | robmal, so its just something that happens on the end points? |
| 21:43.03 | lvlinux | tenspeed705: DTMF is usually in the RTP stream, either inband or via rfc2833 RTP payloads. |
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| 21:43.21 | lvlinux | tenspeed705: SIP info DTMF is in SIP, but it's kindof nasty and not usually supported. |
| 21:43.45 | robmal | It's just tones. Nobody cares if you can hear them or if they exist in the rtp. |
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| 22:20.50 | igcewieling1 | tenspeed705: "a=rtpmap:101 telephone-event/8000" in the SDP inticates rfc2833 |
| 22:21.10 | igcewieling1 | I assume, as lvlinux said, the actual packets are rtp. |
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| 22:26.10 | igcewieling1 | In case anyone finds this interesting: http://files.tested.com/photos/2013/01/30/44295-dial-up.jpg |
| 22:27.54 | roswell | igcewieling1, i still can hear these sounds ) |
| 22:28.11 | robmal | Is there a video with some indicator showing the spectrum? |
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| 22:28.26 | robmal | Also. I've learned something today. Thank you. |
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| 22:30.11 | laptopdude90 | I got electrician quotes :D |
| 22:31.19 | robmal | Hi Stephen. How's your asterisk project doing? |
| 22:31.41 | laptopdude90 | I've taken a break from it |
| 22:32.38 | robmal | Oh. |
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| 22:43.52 | volga629_ | igcewieling1 I found |
| 22:44.09 | volga629_ | reason from here |
| 22:44.17 | volga629_ | http://forums.asterisk.org/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=91897 |
| 22:45.29 | igcewieling | heh, comfort noise |
| 22:48.08 | roswell | source of pain ) |
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| 23:49.51 | lvlinux | igcewieling: that's sweet! thanks |
