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| 01:16.12 | snadge | order of precedence in dialplan .. is it whatever matches first? or most specific match |
| 01:17.06 | snadge | just trying to debug what seems to be a dialplan issue.. eg.. blocked-numbers is included first.. and blocks _0011381. .. but then later in special-numbers it matches 0011381etc |
| 01:17.17 | WIMPy | Most specific. |
| 01:17.33 | snadge | thats what i would have thought.. except its hanging up the call |
| 01:17.38 | WIMPy | Includes in the order listed. |
| 01:20.52 | snadge | ok if i comment out the block for _0011381. .. then it works |
| 01:20.58 | snadge | so the more specific match thing isn't working for some reason |
| 01:21.24 | WIMPy | Are you using includes? |
| 01:22.37 | snadge | yes |
| 01:23.12 | WIMPy | Most specific is only within a context. |
| 01:23.46 | WIMPy | Includes are searched in the order listed and only if there was no previous match, no matter how specific. |
| 01:24.18 | snadge | so that means the logic thats in this dialplan.. would never have worked |
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| 03:22.55 | jpastore | Hi, I'm looking to tinker with asterisk. I'm running linux mint 17.2 on my laptop. Is there a recommended guide? should I go with the repo version or a compile from source? |
| 03:23.36 | WIMPy | ~primer |
| 03:23.36 | infobot | New to asterisk configuration? Check out this primer to get started. http://burner.com/asterisk-primer |
| 03:23.41 | WIMPy | ~book |
| 03:23.41 | infobot | Asterisk: The Definitive Guide, 4th Edition (ISBN 1-4493-3242-0) available at http://oreilly.com/catalog/0636920025894 - Asterisk: The Definitive Guide is released under a Creative Commons License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/us/) and a version is available for reading online at http://www.asteriskdocs.org/ or see ~buybook |
| 03:24.29 | jpastore | thank you! |
| 03:27.04 | jpastore | WIMPy: This is for 11.5, the repo ver I have available is 11.7. I guess i'll give that a try first. thanks again! |
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| 07:25.38 | utrack | Hey! COuld anyone point me out what's wrong with the register string? |
| 07:25.58 | utrack | I'm trying to register as user at host 1.2.3.4 on port 5678, no password. The string is: |
| 07:26.07 | utrack | register => user@1.2.3.4:5678 |
| 07:26.16 | utrack | But * still knocks on default port |
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| 07:55.02 | utrack | fixed, nvm - works without register :) |
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| 11:40.16 | utrack | How do I set the channel's context when doing Originate()? |
| 11:41.14 | utrack | I've got exten 200 in the internal context, but when I do Originate() with Channel SIP/200@host and Context: internal Aster complains that exten 200 was not found in context default |
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| 12:44.31 | utrack | Is there any guide on setting up a STUN/ICE server? |
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| 12:45.24 | utrack | Scenario is both clients and only server are sitting behind the firewall (inside intranet) |
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| 13:16.50 | newtonr | utrack, a quick google search shows dozens of guides on setting up STUN servers |
| 13:18.08 | newtonr | So yes, there are plenty! |
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| 13:32.00 | utrack | newtonr: that's kinda too much for a newb on everything. Okay, thanks |
| 13:35.26 | newtonr | utrack, Have you read through any of the results? Doesn't seem too complicated |
| 13:36.07 | newtonr | utrack, try reading through this discussion http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r29280253-How-to-install-and-configure-STUN-server |
| 13:36.25 | utrack | newtonr: too much for a day if you'll include all my previous questions, that is. Gonna check the link later, thanks |
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| 13:37.18 | newtonr | Your previous questions are not in my log history. I can't speak to those. Good luck! |
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| 15:20.10 | c0ldg0ld | is there a log file for DPMA somewhere that can be consulted for issues where one is seeing the service on phone but getting timeouts for contacting proxy? I've been looking around and triple checking my configs against some working boxes and getting nowhere |
| 15:20.39 | c0ldg0ld | even disabled iptables (only for testing) and still no joy |
| 15:21.10 | c0ldg0ld | or maybe it's avahi-daemon log files I need? |
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| 15:52.08 | gxv3275 | Hello |
| 15:53.33 | gxv3275 | I am having issue with asterisk randomly it's stopped working and not processing any calls including internal calls |
| 15:53.45 | gxv3275 | I am using asterisk 11.15.0 |
| 15:54.34 | gxv3275 | Command core show channels returns only headers (no data). I have to restart asterisk everytime to make it work |
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| 17:14.01 | newtonr | gxv3275, There might be a deadlock, you can check to see if there is a locking situation |
| 17:14.01 | newtonr | https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Getting+a+Backtrace#GettingaBacktrace-GettingInformationForADeadlock |
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| 17:40.58 | qakhan | hi, is there anyway we can identify coming call is from cell phone or landline? |
| 17:41.24 | [TK]D-Fender | Look at your call. See the number? Got a network map? |
| 17:41.25 | [TK]D-Fender | that's it |
| 17:41.30 | WIMPy | The caller ID? |
| 17:43.40 | qakhan | i know caller ID, but can we identify from caller id, is this caller id cell phone or land line, actual requirment is that, if caller ID is cell phone then save the number in db |
| 17:44.33 | WIMPy | Unles you want that worldwide, they should be pretty easy to identify. |
| 17:44.48 | [TK]D-Fender | Unless the number is in a range you can identify as being reserved for mobile there is no magic signalling. |
| 17:44.58 | qakhan | no i only what in usa |
| 17:45.46 | qakhan | [TK]D-Fender that is good point. |
| 17:46.32 | qakhan | is there any website which can provide cell phone numbers ranges, |
| 17:47.16 | WIMPy | The FCC? |
| 17:47.43 | qakhan | fcc? |
| 17:48.28 | c0ldg0ld | qakhan: https://www.fcc.gov/ |
| 17:48.34 | [TK]D-Fender | USA doesn't have such a thing |
| 17:48.39 | [TK]D-Fender | There is no "cell number range" |
| 17:48.42 | [TK]D-Fender | Not going to happen |
| 17:48.43 | [TK]D-Fender | GHame over |
| 17:48.45 | membiblio | qakhan - numbers are portable now with SS7 |
| 17:49.01 | membiblio | qakhan - you can take a mobile and make it land and vice versa |
| 17:49.44 | membiblio | qakhan - we do not have 'mobile' exchanges that are tariffed differently than landline - in usa all is same |
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| 17:50.18 | WIMPy | It's a strange place :-) |
| 17:50.23 | qakhan | hmmmm |
| 17:50.34 | membiblio | qakhan - we do however have disproportionate reimbursement to rural exchanges - but that is a different story altogether :) |
| 17:51.25 | membiblio | qakhan - you set up a call center in a rural exchange - and you make a deal with the exchange operator - and you get paid big bucks for incomming calls and you split that with the operator :) |
| 17:51.45 | membiblio | qakhan - and all this so that rural exchanges can stay in business |
| 17:52.09 | membiblio | And that kido's is todays story time :) |
| 17:52.31 | qakhan | membiblio hahahaa |
| 17:52.34 | membiblio | Any questions or comments from our audience ? |
| 17:52.50 | membiblio | Where are you qakhan? Pittsburgh PA USA here :) |
| 17:53.17 | qakhan | membiblio yes near PA |
| 17:53.39 | membiblio | qakhan - what? Are YOU near Pittsburgh PA ? |
| 17:53.44 | qakhan | but not in rural area ;) |
| 17:54.01 | c0ldg0ld | what's rural around there? Up on top of the incline? |
| 17:54.30 | membiblio | We don't really have any rural exchanges in east coast - I don't think - you have to go to kansas and texas and the like for rural anymore. |
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| 17:54.45 | membiblio | Wait - how many people do we have from Pittsburgh here please? |
| 17:54.47 | c0ldg0ld | yeah plenty here in TX |
| 17:55.09 | c0ldg0ld | not from PA, just had a buddy who pitched for the Pirates for a while so I visited |
| 17:55.10 | qakhan | i was thinking, if we can get cell phone number so we can send marketing messages to every cell phone whoevery call in call center |
| 17:55.37 | membiblio | qakhan - NO please. :) |
| 17:55.49 | qakhan | why not |
| 17:56.16 | membiblio | qakhan - explain slowly and step by step please? |
| 17:57.32 | qakhan | so if a customer call in call center, we get his caller id and send 1 marketing sms per week or per month, about new services or product |
| 18:00.53 | membiblio | qakhan - Maybe. If you ask for their permission first. |
| 18:01.13 | membiblio | qakhan - and if you let them opt out by texting back STOP |
| 18:01.33 | qakhan | yes of course |
| 18:02.11 | membiblio | qakhan - but I can tell you consumers are getting tired of the 'in your face bullshit' of rewards programs and loyalty tags and sign up for our coupons with your email 'stuff' |
| 18:02.12 | qakhan | or we can ask a caller to press * to receive marketing sms |
| 18:02.28 | c0ldg0ld | you know anyone who'd actually hit *?? |
| 18:03.01 | qakhan | * was an example |
| 18:03.14 | membiblio | qakhan - are you in usa? |
| 18:03.18 | lvlinux | tons of people will if they are asked. |
| 18:03.24 | c0ldg0ld | so I mean do you know people who actually opt in voluntarily |
| 18:03.31 | lvlinux | absolutely |
| 18:03.49 | lvlinux | if they will get coupons or specials or whatever, many people will |
| 18:03.50 | qakhan | yes |
| 18:03.51 | c0ldg0ld | wow |
| 18:04.09 | lvlinux | I personally know people who are signed up for all kinds of offers like that AND THEY LIKE IT |
| 18:04.15 | qakhan | yes we can put some coupons etc.... |
| 18:04.23 | c0ldg0ld | I guess I must just value clean inboxes more than coupons |
| 18:04.29 | lvlinux | and I do it myself sometimes with selected things that I am interested in. |
| 18:04.32 | membiblio | But people are tired of the 'sxxt' in the us. Coupons you can't use, ads for ladies when your a man, rewards that can /NEVER/ be used... |
| 18:04.49 | c0ldg0ld | ^^ |
| 18:05.09 | lvlinux | I don't stand for spamming, but when a company that I'm interested in has genuine offers that give me good deals, I'll sign up here and there. |
| 18:05.45 | lvlinux | People just hate getting offers that are unrelated to what they thought they would get, or totally unsolicited. |
| 18:05.59 | membiblio | Have ANY of you gotten ads for voip phones, voip trunks or cool telecom gadgets? NO... you get ads for tampons right after you freaking purchased them already with a coupon that expires in a freaking week... not that I am jaded or anything, or even out of tampons.... |
| 18:05.59 | c0ldg0ld | Yeah I guess I see your point, I do allow a few companies that make tech stuff I'm interested in send me stuff... I haven't killfiled twelvesouth's emails yet :P |
| 18:06.32 | lvlinux | membiblio: you have your browser setup wrong---I get ads ALL THE TIME for stuff that I like. |
| 18:06.46 | c0ldg0ld | actually I think voipsupply used to send me a newsletter with stuff like that, and voicepulse tries to make me upgrade all the time |
| 18:06.52 | membiblio | have your browser setup wrong - are you baptist? |
| 18:07.18 | lvlinux | huh? I'm non-denominational BTW, but I have no clue how that concerns ads or broswers lol |
| 18:07.50 | membiblio | cuz that sounds like something my uncle would say and he is not the smartest cracker in the sleeve. |
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| 18:08.25 | membiblio | what possibly could you do to adjust any browser settings that would effect ad delivery? |
| 18:08.41 | gxv3275 | Hello newtonr thanks for your information |
| 18:09.42 | c0ldg0ld | add the addblock plugin :P |
| 18:09.49 | c0ldg0ld | *adblock |
| 18:10.09 | membiblio | adblock /REMOVES/ ads - right? I should use that but I don't. |
| 18:10.17 | lvlinux | membiblio: yes that, do-not-track settings, disabling JS, etc. |
| 18:10.18 | c0ldg0ld | I love it |
| 18:10.40 | lvlinux | membiblio: it removes ads, but also can keep companies from tracking what you like :-) |
| 18:10.51 | c0ldg0ld | I mean that's about all an end user could do right? remove. |
| 18:11.03 | membiblio | lvlinux - No. I'm not disabling javascript. JS is fundamental to web 2.0 functionality and ajax. |
| 18:11.48 | membiblio | I don't care who tracks me but I would like pertinent ads. Cat litter instead of car ads. |
| 18:12.05 | membiblio | ok nice chatting with you, laterz gatorz :) |
| 18:12.20 | lvlinux | membiblio: but don't you think that comparing someone to your uncle, who happens to be baptist, which has nothing to do with computers, who hasn't mentioned a word about religion, make you kindof the one appearing to be not the smartest cracker? LOL |
| 18:12.27 | lvlinux | anyway... |
| 18:12.33 | c0ldg0ld | in a slightly more on-topic question, does anyone know what would cause a d40 to see the advertised mdns service but not be able to pull any info from it? Just times out saying contacting sip proxy |
| 18:13.12 | c0ldg0ld | I've been trying to troubleshoot this new system all morning :/ |
| 18:13.13 | membiblio | lvlinux - I appologise - you are absolutely correct - I am tired and jumped to the conclusion that you were a goober - which I should not have :) |
| 18:14.05 | lvlinux | membiblio: lol all in fun. But don't equate religious beliefs with measures of intelligence. :-D |
| 18:14.14 | gxv3275 | @newtonr [Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled] |
| 18:14.15 | gxv3275 | 0x0000003022e0e334 in __lll_lock_wait () from /lib64/libpthread.so.0 |
| 18:14.15 | gxv3275 | Thread 1 (process 12275): |
| 18:14.15 | gxv3275 | #0 0x0000003022e0e334 in __lll_lock_wait () from /lib64/libpthread.so.0 |
| 18:14.15 | gxv3275 | #1 0x0000003022e095f3 in _L_lock_892 () from /lib64/libpthread.so.0 |
| 18:14.15 | gxv3275 | #2 0x0000003022e094d7 in pthread_mutex_lock () from /lib64/libpthread.so.0 |
| 18:14.19 | gxv3275 | #3 0x00000000004eed48 in ast_module_unregister (info=0x7fcbee50c680) at loader.c:197 |
| 18:14.21 | gxv3275 | #4 0x00007fcbee30488f in __do_global_dtors_aux () from /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/pbx_config.so |
| 18:14.23 | gxv3275 | #5 0x0000000000000000 in ?? () |
| 18:14.37 | lvlinux | c0ldg0ld: incorrect config on the phone (wild guess---I've never had a digium phone) |
| 18:14.38 | membiblio | lvlinux - yes you are absolutely correct - my mind is in a fungible state right now :) |
| 18:14.52 | lvlinux | membiblio: take a nap and have a go again :-D |
| 18:15.20 | lvlinux | gxv3275: seems like you might need to use a pastebin. |
| 18:15.51 | lvlinux | gxv3275: and you might find proper help in #asterisk-dev |
| 18:16.07 | gxv3275 | sorry about it i will use pastebin hereafter |
| 18:16.18 | c0ldg0ld | lvlinux: this is to provision the phone. Certainly still possible but it at least sees the server because the config servers mdns service name shows up on the phone, next should give me a list of phones to pull the config for but I never get that far. I thought maybe something was blocking a port so I disabled iptables temporarily but still doesn't ever pull up |
| 18:16.46 | qakhan | membiblio by the way which phone providers do you work with |
| 18:17.15 | c0ldg0ld | ah, just noticed that if I reload the res_digium_phone.so it will say everythings cool but loading and unloading fail. must be software lying to me saying it's successfully reloading when it isn't loaded at all |
| 18:17.47 | lvlinux | c0ldg0ld: interesting. I hate it when software lies. It's not helpful at all... |
| 18:18.17 | gxv3275 | thank you C0ldg0ld let me check asterisk-dev |
| 18:18.18 | c0ldg0ld | indeed, Nortel is terrible about that too (at least my release is) |
| 18:18.50 | c0ldg0ld | gxv3275, were you telling me I'm asking in the wrong place? |
| 18:18.53 | membiblio | qakhan - Verizon Business |
| 18:19.25 | membiblio | qakhan - I don't work for Verizon Business - I use Verizon Business sip trunking... :) |
| 18:19.41 | c0ldg0ld | gxv3275: sorry, nevermind, I see you were responding to lvlinux and just put wrong name in |
| 18:20.07 | qakhan | membiblio so do you ask them to give you cell phone numbers etc.... |
| 18:21.02 | membiblio | qakhan - provisioning is online and you can choose from a pool of available or Port In a number from another carrier who currently owns it. |
| 18:21.10 | lvlinux | qakhan: it's like you were told earlier, there is no such thing. You'd have to have the number databases from every carrier to determine who is cell and who is mobile. And the carriers won't give you that info. |
| 18:21.28 | [TK]D-Fender | <[TK]D-Fender> USA doesn't have such a thing |
| 18:21.28 | [TK]D-Fender | <[TK]D-Fender> There is no "cell number range" |
| 18:21.28 | [TK]D-Fender | <[TK]D-Fender> Not going to happen |
| 18:21.39 | lvlinux | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ |
| 18:21.50 | [TK]D-Fender | Not. Going. To. Happen. |
| 18:22.16 | qakhan | ok |
| 18:22.20 | membiblio | qakhan - you can determine which numbers are cell numbers in usa by signing up for a true SMS gateway - it reports back Success or Failure - Failure is landline or does not exist - success is mobile but.... |
| 18:22.50 | membiblio | qakhan - you are going to be 'dinged' (charged) for EVERY transaction |
| 18:23.05 | qakhan | ok |
| 18:23.11 | [TK]D-Fender | membiblio, that's "failure-based" verification. |
| 18:23.30 | [TK]D-Fender | Then again... SMS can be carried over PRI |
| 18:23.34 | lvlinux | qakhan: the closest you could do would be what membiblio says, or to guess. So around here I know a lot of people are on Verizon with (865)-207-XXXX numbers. So I can assume that Verizon has that exchange, but there could be 60% of them (or more) that are landlines, who knows... |
| 18:23.52 | lvlinux | and neither one of those are really suitable business strategies :-D |
| 18:23.56 | membiblio | qakhan - better for you to have your customers TEXT to a email address x@y.com and then you go back to them via each carriers email to sms gateway |
| 18:24.38 | membiblio | qakhan - in this way you bypass all of the sms based 'stuff' - which is expensive and fairly locked down - if you spam - they will cut you off fast. |
| 18:24.46 | c0ldg0ld | just like the do it on the commercials "Text ENTER to xxxxx" to join |
| 18:25.30 | membiblio | c0ldg0ld - that is true SMS - what I am speaking of is TEXT 'subscribe' to hints@email.com |
| 18:25.41 | c0ldg0ld | ah, gotcha |
| 18:25.47 | membiblio | which will arrive via email at hints@email.com |
| 18:26.15 | c0ldg0ld | then automate scraping of the email for keywords 'subscribe' or 'STOP' and act accordingly |
| 18:26.27 | lvlinux | membiblio: does Verizon offer their SIP over any network or only their own? |
| 18:26.27 | membiblio | to go BACK -> you have to send the same message to EVERY gateway the FIRST time and then see who said "Fail" and unmark them and don't send again. |
| 18:26.31 | qakhan | i think we should ask caller in IVR to press 1 to receive sms to get $5 off on your next servics |
| 18:26.48 | lvlinux | qakhan: there you go :-D |
| 18:27.06 | membiblio | lvlinux - they sell to anyone and over any network that carries ipv4 traffic with 6 available |
| 18:27.21 | lvlinux | membiblio: reliable, good service? |
| 18:27.35 | qakhan | so we will send only sms to those who agreed to receice |
| 18:27.37 | qakhan | simple |
| 18:27.47 | membiblio | qakhan - yes that would be great - let up spam you and we will give you $5 off your next purchase - symbiotic |
| 18:28.17 | lvlinux | qakhan: simple and customers will like it better than an automatic sms. |
| 18:28.24 | membiblio | lvlinux - all of the resellers are backboning with verizon (backhauling) they are mci worldcom |
| 18:28.38 | membiblio | lvlinux - they purchased mciW |
| 18:28.54 | lvlinux | ah |
| 18:29.01 | lvlinux | hows the price? |
| 18:29.14 | c0ldg0ld | good lord there has to be a friggin log that tells me more than "module (un)load res_digium_phone.so ' failed... |
| 18:29.22 | membiblio | It is too much trouble to interface to t1 and DS3 - you need equipment and that stuff changes daily |
| 18:30.42 | membiblio | lvlinux - you have to have lots of minutes purchased to get volume pricing - very difficult to negotiate and manage |
| 18:31.16 | lvlinux | membiblio: ah, ok not my cup o tea then... |
| 18:31.33 | lvlinux | I'm just always on the lookout for good SMB providers |
| 18:32.42 | gxv3275 | @C0ldg0ld i checked with asterisk-dev they are asking me to check with asterisk |
| 18:34.00 | c0ldg0ld | gxv3275, that was lvlinux, also wish I could help but not really sure what you're trying to troubleshoot |
| 18:34.58 | RadicalDev | So I'm receiving a 183 with SDP from downstream following by an RTP stream with rings, but Asterisk is not forwarding those rings on to the caller. I've tried progressinband=yes and prematureaudio=no, any idea why it's not sending the ring stream to the caller? |
| 18:35.02 | gxv3275 | sorry about it, suddenly all the calls are stopped processing including internal calls |
| 18:35.23 | gxv3275 | I have to restart asterisk to restore the service |
| 18:35.33 | lvlinux | gxv3275: hmm that's odd that they would say check here. I really don't know either. I'm not that up on debugging :-) |
| 18:35.39 | gxv3275 | command core show channels shows only headers during that time |
| 18:36.00 | RadicalDev | gxv3275: core show channels verbose provides more information |
| 18:36.11 | c0ldg0ld | what does your system look like when it happens? low on mem or something maybe? |
| 18:37.22 | gxv3275 | i tried that too it shows only 3 channels up some time 1 channel up but none of the calls processing |
| 18:38.04 | gxv3275 | i checked memory and cpu usage everything appears to be good |
| 18:38.26 | gxv3275 | I am able to run sip show peers it shows all the peers are registered |
| 18:38.46 | c0ldg0ld | well I'm afraid beyond those obvious first steps I'm not going to be very helpful! Don't know the code to be able to bug hunt |
| 18:39.08 | gxv3275 | Only calls are not processing. After the restart it's working for 4 to 5 hours with out any problem |
| 18:39.46 | c0ldg0ld | any scheduled jobs happen every 4-5 hours? |
| 18:40.05 | c0ldg0ld | grasps at straws |
| 18:40.10 | gxv3275 | no |
| 18:40.36 | gxv3275 | some times it's running without any problem for 2 days as well |
| 18:41.12 | lvlinux | gxv3275: maybe you have some bad RAM. It's possible, and will cause randomly timed junk like that. |
| 18:42.05 | gxv3275 | It's running on vmware i deleted the entire machine and created it again but issue persists |
| 18:43.53 | lvlinux | gxv3275: tried different distro just to test (library differences or something)?? ...now I'm grabbing straws... |
| 18:44.31 | c0ldg0ld | what else is the host machine doing? |
| 18:44.52 | c0ldg0ld | or have you tried a diff version of asterisk code? |
| 18:45.10 | gxv3275 | no |
| 18:45.31 | c0ldg0ld | if you've already been rebuilding that might be a new thing to try |
| 18:45.38 | gxv3275 | upgrading asterisk version will help? |
| 18:45.44 | c0ldg0ld | can't say for sure |
| 18:46.07 | c0ldg0ld | what version are you using? |
| 18:46.15 | gxv3275 | asterisk 11.15.0 |
| 18:47.36 | c0ldg0ld | hmmm I've got one of my larger systems on 11.2.2 and no issues with that sort of thing but it's also running on a physical box (r710) |
| 18:48.27 | lvlinux | gxv3275: 11.21 is current. Would be a good idea to try it. |
| 18:48.48 | lvlinux | or while you're at it go on up to 13.7.2 |
| 18:48.51 | c0ldg0ld | box I'm building right now is 13.1-cert2... |
| 18:50.23 | gxv3275 | Ok let me try upgrading asterisk and see |
| 18:52.30 | gxv3275 | thank you for your inputs lvlinux and c0ldg0ld |
| 18:52.48 | lvlinux | gxv3275: no problem, let us know how it turns out. |
| 18:53.05 | c0ldg0ld | ^^ ditto |
| 18:53.08 | gxv3275 | Sure |
| 18:53.22 | c0ldg0ld | also how do you liek your massive android desk phone? |
| 18:54.01 | gxv3275 | i like very much nice phone |
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| 18:54.39 | gxv3275 | even ubiquity phones also good recently got one phone for testing |
| 18:55.11 | c0ldg0ld | I have a GXP2170 on my desk from teh betaclub. Pretty slick, and a GAC2500 that I bought to test. |
| 18:55.37 | c0ldg0ld | grandstream has really stepped up their game since I started with Asterisk however many years ago |
| 18:56.04 | gxv3275 | true |
| 18:56.22 | gxv3275 | even their gateways are working well with asterisk |
| 18:56.26 | lvlinux | That's what I've heard. Haven't ever had one since they were bottom of the barrel when I got started. |
| 18:56.49 | c0ldg0ld | lvlinux: yeah I almost didn't give them another shot after the crap I got back when |
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| 19:16.19 | REdOG | anyone know how to get around error 256 trying to update switchvox? |
| 19:18.24 | c0ldg0ld | lvlinux: ughhh it wasn't loading res_pjsip_endpoint_identifier_dpma.so for some reason, explicitly load that one and it worked! |
| 19:18.47 | lvlinux | c0ldg0ld: great! |
| 19:19.23 | lvlinux | REdOG: you might want to call Digium on that one? |
| 19:19.51 | REdOG | yea, just trying to do it myself first |
| 19:20.19 | REdOG | figured someone else here might have gone through it |
| 19:20.52 | c0ldg0ld | sorry man, vanilla asterisk here |
| 19:21.24 | REdOG | yum complains about missing deps |
| 19:21.42 | REdOG | libcrypto.so.6 mostly |
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| 20:09.19 | RadicalDev | I'm receiving a 183 with SDP from downstream following by an RTP stream with rings, but Asterisk is not forwarding those rings on to the caller. I've tried progressinband=yes and prematureaudio=no, any idea why it's not sending the ring stream to the caller? |
| 20:22.25 | newtonr | Did you already answer on the other call leg? |
| 20:22.40 | newtonr | on the inbound/originating leg |
| 20:23.45 | RadicalDev | I did not |
| 20:27.41 | RadicalDev | The ringing goes through as intended when I answer. Thanks newton. |
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