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06:08.46post-factumV5_12R\X: so you say it is impossible to call from unencrypted peer to encrypted? sounds weird enough
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07:15.17post-factumis there chan_sip equivalent to media_encryption_optimistic=yes in pjsip?
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08:17.33post-factumfile: it seems i've managed the issue by setting "sip:" instead of "sips:" in account id for csipsimple
08:17.49post-factumfile: everything else is left as it was
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11:04.05post-factumone more question on tls
11:04.06post-factum[May 10 14:03:26] ERROR[18053]: tcptls.c:609 handle_tcptls_connection: Problem setting up ssl connection: error:1407609B:SSL routines:SSL23_GET_CLIENT_HELLO:https proxy request
11:04.08post-factum[May 10 14:03:26] WARNING[18053]: tcptls.c:684 handle_tcptls_connection: FILE * open failed!
11:04.16post-factumhttps proxy request?
11:04.31post-factumi guess some morons scan my ip and try to use sip tls port as https proxy
11:04.49post-factumcould i either disable those warnings or ban those morons dynamically?
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11:12.46filepost-factum, no chan_sip equivalent for optimistic, oic @ csipsimple, and no on stopping the errors unless you disable errors in logger.conf and as for blocking if you get the IP you can firewall 'em...
11:13.31post-factumis that possible to get those ips in asterisk logs?
11:13.47post-factumi can see them with tcpdump only
11:14.22fileI don't believe so, not currently, it'd be reasonable to have them there - create an issue for it
11:17.43post-factumin jira?
11:17.50fileyes
11:17.58post-factumok, will do now
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11:20.05post-factumfile: what component should it be? core/logging?
11:20.20fileI think there's a Core tcptls one...
11:20.49fileotherwise just select whatever seems reasonable
11:21.00fileif something else makes more sense it'll be changed during triage
11:23.55post-factumhttps://issues.asterisk.org/jira/browse/ASTERISK-26006
11:24.01post-factumlooks ok?
11:24.24fileyes
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11:55.13gregsfile: I upgraded a full patched FreePBX system from 13.8.2 to 13.9 earlier this evening and all of my PJSIP endpoints started dropping out.  https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/WzXWlEls/
11:55.18gregsAny thoughts
11:55.30filewhat does the "pjsip set logger on" output show?
11:55.51gregsI've downgraded back to 13.8.2.  Give me a minute and I'll put it back.
11:56.59fileotherwise no idea... can't say I've seen any other people with that problem or any reports
11:58.33fileer actually, stuff is being deleted... early... which is odd
11:58.49gregsNeither have I.  I did a bit of poking around here and on the forums to see if anyone had come across it.  All of the endpoints are on the same subnet as the FreePBX box so not sure what was causing it.
11:58.57file30 seconds early roughly
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12:00.59gregsfile: Here's the log with pjsip set logger on:
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12:01.40gregshttp://pastebin.com/FfQfsQTM
12:02.35fileyeah, something odd is up
12:02.51gregsIf I go back to 13.8.2 then all is OK.
12:03.07filefile an issue on https://issues.asterisk.org/jira with the logs (with timestamps), generated config files, against 13.9.0 and that it's a regression, and describe the environment under which it's running
12:04.03gregsOK.  Which configs? All of them? Or just the PJSIP ones?
12:04.13filePJSIP ones should be fine
12:04.27gregsOK.  Will do.  Thanks.
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12:17.49gregsfile:  Quick question.  Do I attach the logs after creating the ticket?  I can't see anywhere on the bug form to do that?
12:17.58fileyes
12:18.01gregsThanks
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12:27.24gregsfile, thanks for your help.  I've raised the ticket: https://issues.asterisk.org/jira/browse/ASTERISK-26007
12:27.28fileyup yup
12:27.35filegets an email on every JIRA change
12:28.19gregsSorry. :-)
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13:10.14kkocaerkekhi all. i have a question about call transfers
13:11.37kkocaerkeki can read SIPTRANSFER_REFERER channel variable inside TRANSFER_CONTEXT during blind transfer
13:12.15kkocaerkekBut i couldn't find how to read SIPTRANSFER_REPLACES variable during attended transfer
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13:12.51kkocaerkekis there anybody can help me about call transfers?
13:15.07seik0Hi! I have asterisk("A")  -- <IAX2>   -- asterisk("B")   --  mobile-operator. When I do dial from cli on "B"   to  mobile phone - all ok.   When I do  dial from "A" to playback(some-file) in "B" - all ok. But when I do call from "A" to "B" and Dia(to-mobilele-phone)  then I
13:15.16seik0then I get hangup on "A"
13:15.31seik0checked codecs - seems ok
13:15.52seik0transcodings seems ok
13:17.41seik0Looks like this in cli: http://pastebin.com/RPBJpf2X
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13:27.11infernixis there a way to use 'originate' where an extension is dialled only after the origin answers?
13:27.45infernixe.g. originate SIP/myphone extension 103@mycompany - but only connect to extension 103 when SIP/myphone answers?
13:28.50[TK]D-Fenderdo the REVERSE
13:29.17[TK]D-FenderIf you want B to answer then call A instead A then B... then sway the two
13:29.19[TK]D-Fenderswap*
13:29.31[TK]D-FenderPut the thing to call first where it should go.
13:29.35[TK]D-FenderIn whatever form you have to.
13:30.03infernix103@mycompany always answers - it's a macro to a conference call phone
13:31.04[TK]D-Fender]Go swap them
13:34.41infernixdoesn't appear to work. for example "originate SIP/123456789@mysipprovider,90,D(wwww5w4w3w2w1w0w1w2w3w#w#) extension 1002@stations"
13:34.57[TK]D-FenderOf course not.
13:35.12[TK]D-FenderWhere did the instructions tell you that you can shove all those parameters there?
13:35.27[TK]D-FenderYou can't just shove DIAL's parameters anywhere you want
13:36.08infernixright but that's the issue. i can't originate 1234@mycontext extension 456@mystations
13:36.20infernixtech/data after originate only does SIP/foo. right?
13:37.17seik0originate Local/1234@mycontext extension 456@mystations
13:37.39infernixah, Local. great
13:37.40infernixtries
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14:03.42Hello71is asterisk 13 supposed to install a chan_pjsip.so?
14:04.04ChainsawHello71: No, just a res_pjsip.so
14:04.12ChainsawHello71: This question sounds very familiar somehow.
14:04.32Hello71can't imagine why
14:04.36fileit's actually a few modules
14:04.41filechan_pjsip.so is one of them
14:05.03Hello71$ echo /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/*sip* -> /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/app_adsiprog.so /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/chan_sip.so
14:05.22fileit will only be installed if dependencies are met
14:05.48ChainsawIn a menu-driven system designed to catch out packagers. Guess they've succeeded.
14:06.04Hello71[binary   R   #] net-misc/asterisk-13.8.2::gentoo  USE="caps iconv samples -alsa -bluetooth -calendar -cluster -curl -dahdi -debug -doc -freetds -gtalk -http -ilbc -ldap -libedit -libressl -lua -mysql -newt -odbc -osplookup -oss -portaudio -postgres -radius (-selinux) -snmp -span -speex -srtp -static -syslog -vorbis -xmpp" VOICEMAIL_STORAGE="file -imap -odbc" 0 KiB
14:07.30filePJSIP requires the PJSIP library, in 13.8 and above you can either use bundling (https://www.asterisk-blog.com/2016/03/16/asterisk-13-8-0-now-easier-pjsip-install-method/) or it can be installed from the project itself or package if the distro has one
14:10.34ChainsawHello71: I don't see the bundling option working very well, so I suppose we better add back the PJSIP library package that Asterisk previously conflicted with.
14:10.48ChainsawHello71: Bug report please and I'll get it sorted.
14:13.41ChainsawHello71: Because from the description --with-pjproject-bundled is going to download in the src_compile stage. We can't have that.
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15:35.06infernixwhen calling Dial(SIP/foo,XX) the timeout specified by XX starts to count immediately after issuing the command
15:36.13infernixit takes a random amount of time after "SIP 355 Status: 100 Trying" is followed by "SIP 393 Status: 180 Ringing" when looking at wireshark
15:36.39infernixis there some way to start a timeout after the first Ringing, or even after "SIP/SDP 694 Status: 183 Session Progress" ?
15:37.08[TK]D-Fenderno
15:40.16infernixmeh. it takes around 5-10 seconds from "originate" to the first invite, then it takes around 5-10 seconds before the first Ringing, and the Dial timeout starts as soon as originate is getting called
15:40.36infernixmaking it hard to try to cut off the call right before a cellphone voicemail service is triggered
15:41.43infernixi can't think of any way to differentiate between a cellphone that gets answered or one that goes to voicemail either
15:43.49infernixhow can I debug why it takes so long from "originate" to Invite though? sip set debug on doesn't show anything happening for that duration
15:44.25[TK]D-FenderFirst suspect : DNS lookups
15:44.33[TK]D-Fenderincluding DNS-SRV
15:45.13infernixeven consecutively within a minute?
15:46.11infernixwould dnsmgr help?
15:46.12[TK]D-FenderThat I can't answer...
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15:48.09filecan also be a problem if your local hostname can't be resolved
15:49.16infernixthey should be, but not sure how to verify. no level of debugging that i turn on is showing anything like that, so let me strace it
15:50.03infernixok, bad plan, way too much data
15:51.52infernixdoh. a wait somewhere. user error :>
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15:55.45filejust Wait(), never leave me alone with a Hangup()
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16:18.33asdfergtehgwerHi. Does any body know why asterisk 11.21.2 recreates long inbound transfered calls? Like this: after an incoming call is answered, it is put into queue then is connected to a static agent. Agent transfers the call to another agent, and this call after some time (~11m) is suddenly stopped and, judging by logs, is created again. So the caller isn't hangupped, he just hears the queue again then agent, etc.
16:20.46asdfergtehgwerFreePBX 12.0.76.2, AsteriskNOW.
16:21.53asdfergtehgwerWhat can I do to debug a call that gets recreated? A physical call that is split into two by asterisk/
16:23.00asdfergtehgwerThese calls have different identifiers, in logs they are two different calls, yet it's one person calling, no transfers or anything during recreation.
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17:06.13jiremekHello.
17:06.25jiremekneed help about realtime config for pjsip.
17:06.30jiremekSomeone could help me ?
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17:08.12filewhat's your question?
17:10.48jiremekThe realtime configuration doesn't work for identify by username
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17:11.03jiremekbut I think I've done the right config !
17:11.22jiremekthen the result is a log error like: Unable to find an endpoint to qualify contact
17:11.44jiremekand pjsip show identifies say "No objects found."
17:13.44newtonrjiremek, pastebin a log showing the errors and the SIP trace
17:14.56jiremekFirst: the config:  http://pastebin.com/raw/VauFH3Ak
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17:16.06jiremek2nd, the log: res_pjsip/pjsip_options.c:343 qualify_contact: Unable to find an endpoint to qualify contact sip:jiremek2@ippi.fr:5060
17:25.40jiremekno idea ?
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18:21.56jiremekHello, Anyone could help me about pjsip identify and realtime ?
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18:36.22newtonrjiremek, you pasted the config, but you didn't paste a log file with SIP trace
18:36.51newtonrhttps://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Collecting+Debug+Information
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19:17.59RadicalDevAnyone know how to get a switchvox to use the connection information in the SDP?
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19:29.12infernixcan I check for subscriber presence before initiating a Dial(SIP/foo)? e.g. prevent messages like [May 10 21:28:05] WARNING[22208][C-00000014] app_dial.c: Unable to create channel of type 'SIP' (cause 20 - Subscriber absent)?
19:29.50infernixit's a locally registered sip client for what it's worth
19:32.52newtonrRadicalDev, most people here are working with Asterisk directly or low-level Asterisk issues.  Here is the Switchvox Q&A site: http://support.digium.com/Answers#!/feedtype=RECENT_REPLY&dc=Switchvox&criteria=ALLQUESTIONS
19:34.03[TK]D-Fenderinfernix, "core show function DEVICE_STATE"
19:37.09RadicalDevnewtonr: Yeah =/ I normally do, too. Figured I'd ask, though.
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20:37.34infernixso i  have a bit of a headscratcher here
20:38.19infernixif I set up a Monitor in an extension within the context of an incoming call and then follow it with a Dial(Local/MyDeskPhone@stations), it works fine
20:39.06infernixbut if I remove that Monitor from that incoming call context, and move it into the MyDeskPhone extension in stations context - it will record a 0 second long wav file. it basically seems to stop recording immediately
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20:52.48infernixi'm essentially trying to record calls only when they are picked up on a local sip desk phone and not when carrier cell phone is picking up. so an incoming call gets a Dial(Local/MyDeskPhone&Local/MyCellPhone) and i only want to activate Monitor if deskphone picks up
20:53.49infernixcan't seem to get it done with Monitor inside the MyDeskPhone extension, only in the incoming call extension itself *before* the Dial(Local/MyDeskPhone&Local/MyCellPhone)
20:55.51infernixand I know it's not being bridged directly, wireshark shows packets from deskphone to asterisk server only - so it's not that
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21:18.01infernixhuh.that's weird. MixMonitor does record it
21:18.06infernixok then, time to rewrite
21:34.43dan_jWhat character terminates the end of each line that the AMI sends?
21:34.49dan_jIt doesnt seem to be \n
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23:07.06V5_12R\XIs # a special extension? I'm getting an "already in use" warning
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23:08.38WIMPyno
23:10.29V5_12R\XSo I should be able to use it as an extension, correct?
23:10.39WIMPyyes
23:10.57V5_12R\XInteresting. Well that doesnt appear to work.
23:11.01WIMPyIf your phone plays along.
23:11.22V5_12R\Xyeah see * is refusing to register that extension, saying it's in use.
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23:15.41[TK]D-Fendertip: Stop calling devices "extensions".
23:15.51[TK]D-Fenderextension is a number you dial from a phone
23:15.59[TK]D-Fenderit is not a username or account or section name.
23:17.58V5_12R\X[TK]D-Fender Tip: I was referring to a dialplan extension, and the error message was "Unable to register extension", so the terminology is correct.
23:18.38WIMPyLook at your dialplan where it's defined.
23:19.10V5_12R\XWIMPy nothing else in the context that could be causing an issue that I can see
23:19.31WIMPyWhat about includeS?
23:22.04V5_12R\Xhttp://pastebin.com/SdrT5MQd
23:22.11V5_12R\Xits about as simple as it gets
23:23.22V5_12R\XWIMPy but yeah, you answered my question. I'll put it up on the bench here in a little while and test it out, see if I'm missing something or its a bug, file a report, etc.
23:23.58V5_12R\XI just couldnt find anything on the ol Google there and wanted to make sure I wasn't nuts
23:24.02[TK]D-FenderShow us the full load
23:26.08V5_12R\XAnd there it is... ok nevermind they're doing some other stupid stuff.
23:27.12WIMPyThere is what? And who is they?
23:29.43V5_12R\XIt was an include, and they is the customer
23:32.03V5_12R\Xbut like I said, just wanted to make sure that I wasnt nuts
23:33.24WIMPycan't help with that one.
23:33.43V5_12R\Xlol
23:36.39[TK]D-FenderJust because you found it ... doesn't mean you're not still nuts.
23:36.49[TK]D-FenderFurther testing seems to be called for...
23:38.47V5_12R\XWhile I am most certainly nuts, I was unaware my occlusion extended to the obvious.
23:39.52[TK]D-FenderCorrelation at best
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23:52.26charolastrahi, excuse my ignorance but how do i dial out? is dialing +436801234567 enough or is a leading 0 or * required?
23:52.58[TK]D-FenderDepends what you are dialing out to.
23:53.08[TK]D-Fenderthat other side has expectations on the format you are to dial
23:53.14[TK]D-FenderWe can't answer what that is for you
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