IRC log for #asterisk on 20170314

00:15.53JanosHi there, question, is it possible to control the ring order in a queue ?
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00:21.38*** topic/#asterisk is #asterisk The Open Source PBX and Telephony Platform (asterisk.org) -=- LTS: 13.14.0 (2017/02/13), 11.25.1 (2016/12/08), Standard: 14.3.0 (2017/02/13); DAHDI: DAHDI-linux 2.11.1 (2016/03/01), DAHDI-tools 2.11.1 (2016/03/01); libpri 1.6.0 (2017/01/27) -=- Wiki: wiki.asterisk.org -=- Code of Conduct: bit.ly/1hH6P22 -=- Logs: bit.ly/1s4AKKu
00:21.38Janosyeah but rr will not start at the beginning every time, right ?
00:23.41[TK]D-FenderIt will
00:27.00Janosahh ok then, let me read on the difference and pick the best for my needs, thanks a lot
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01:08.14snadgedialplan syntax.. so you can obviously say.. exten => _9.,1,etc .. then exten => _9.,n,etc
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01:08.36snadgei cant remember which version of asterisk introduced support for n instead of explicitly numbering each dialplan entry
01:09.29snadgecan you do a similar thing for the pattern?
01:09.58snadgeits not a big deal, but im rewriting significant chunks of the dialplan.. and may as well make it neater, or easier to work with
01:10.42snadgeahh the same => operator
01:12.16snadgeso i need to know which version of asterisk introduced same => and.. ,n, syntax
01:12.45[TK]D-Fender1.2 or 1.4
01:13.19snadgeok cool.. because there are some legacy systems on 1.6 .. and for the sake of ease of administration / consistency.. its easier to use the same dialplan
01:13.42snadgecopy paste ;)
01:14.06snadgeall of these dialplans are written with the pattern repeating AND explicit numbering
01:14.11snadgewhich makes it a pain to make changes
01:17.05drmessanosame and n, are not the same thing
01:17.40drmessanoYou dont need explicit numbering even without same =>
01:18.18Samotsame means you're in the same extension..
01:18.30Samotn is a sequential priority holder
01:18.39drmessanoYep
01:19.13SamotHowever, you can't call on an "Nth" place in a context call...
01:19.33SamotSo goto(something,500,8)
01:19.49SamotMeans you need a priority 8 expressly defined.
01:20.41drmessanoI think he just doesn't want to specify each priority in case he wants to reorder or change
01:21.11drmessanoI don't even know how far back that goes.  It was present in 1.2
01:21.11SamotYeah, but the two n lines that follow priority 1 are technically 2 and 3
01:21.19drmessanook?
01:21.26SamotBut the n that follows 100 is 101
01:21.31SamotJust so he understands that.
01:22.23SamotI do the same so I don't have to worry about that as well.
01:22.38SamotI can reorder most of the dialplan without having to worry about priority order
01:30.11snadgeah yes i forgot about the goto case.. thanks for reminding me ;)
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01:30.24snadgethe particular dialplans in question.. dont use gotos though
01:30.45snadgeand i guess i could explicitly number the line if i wanted to do that
01:30.58snadgeor use a label?
01:31.05snadgeyou can say n(blah) apparently
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01:41.52drmessanoThat would be the preferred way
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03:53.13snadgeoh dear.. i moved voicemail onto an nfs share thinking that should be fine
03:53.23snadgeunable to create lock file.. permission denied... interesting ;_
04:09.03drmessanoProbably a permissions issue
04:09.09drmessanoBeing denied and all
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04:13.33snadgelol.. you know i considered that.. and then thought, no it's not that.. of course it has permission.. i can write other files to that share just fine, it must be a locking issue
04:14.06snadgecheck the actual folder that its getting the error writing to.. mapped to an anonymous user, doesn't have write permission
04:14.10sarthorHI, I have installed asteriskNOW, my extensions able to get connect from Internet but now audio, incase i am using dyndns hostname in "Setting-->asterisk sip setting--> External Address". but clicking detect my ip, AsteriskNow get my public IP and I become able to call and get audio also. HELP please, I have dynamic IP, how to configure with asteriskNow with dyndns hostname. Thanks in Advance.
04:15.43WIMPyFor clicking, ask in #freepbx.
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04:20.34drmessanosnadge: "permission denied" was sort of a big clue
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20:27.54*** topic/#asterisk is #asterisk The Open Source PBX and Telephony Platform (asterisk.org) -=- LTS: 13.14.0 (2017/02/13), 11.25.1 (2016/12/08), Standard: 14.3.0 (2017/02/13); DAHDI: DAHDI-linux 2.11.1 (2016/03/01), DAHDI-tools 2.11.1 (2016/03/01); libpri 1.6.0 (2017/01/27) -=- Wiki: wiki.asterisk.org -=- Code of Conduct: bit.ly/1hH6P22 -=- Logs: bit.ly/1s4AKKu
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21:48.30plandreami am on ubuntu 14.04 and asterisk 13.1.0, I cannot install the drivers for my openvox b100e, should i install a newer version of asterisk?
21:51.18drmessanoDid you use the DAHDI from their website?
21:51.39plandreamyes
21:51.46plandreamI used all three of them
21:52.01drmessanoAll 3 of what?
21:52.14plandreamthere are three different versions
21:52.32drmessanoI see on download on their site under the b100e
21:52.36drmessanoone
21:52.52drmessanoDAHDI 2.11
21:52.59plandreamI used that first and the module could not be installed
21:53.27plandreamso I tried to use the other two on their ftp but it didnt work either
21:53.33drmessanoWell that's the part that needs to be addressed.. has nothing to do with Asterisk at that point
21:53.39plandreamdahdi module was fine
21:53.49plandreamzaphfs was mia
21:54.00plandreamah
21:54.19plandreamSo I will try again.
21:56.11plandreamSorry, I was a bit confused on this part.
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21:56.41igcewielingYou will nee to contact your PSTN card vendor for support.
21:57.09drmessanolol what?
21:57.46igcewielingisn't "openvox b100e"  a cheap knockoff?
21:57.55drmessanoWho cares?
21:58.16drmessanoHe needs help installing a card
21:58.23igcewielingI care.  I can't help with some random non-digium DAHDI drivers.
21:58.27drmessanoSo dont
21:58.42drmessanoHe didnt ask you specifically for help
21:58.42plandreamYes, really cheap. I was actually confused on the part with the different dahdi versions.
22:01.19drmessanoplandream: They build their driver against a specific DAHDI release
22:01.23drmessanothey refresh it so often
22:01.36drmessanoSo basically you have to install their tarball to get the driver going
22:01.53drmessanoThat seems to make it less of a moving target
22:02.20plandreamAha, that makes sense.
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