IRC log for #asterisk on 20180220

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00:55.54hursjohnI'm trying to build a recording and anouncement system for my switch using Asterisk.  I have a E&M span comming in with a Digium T1 card.  I have the framing all set up and I'm getting the call coming in.  I set up the signalling as 'featdmf'.  call is coming in, but I'm not seeing any ANI to route the call.  turning debug on I see a bunch of DTMF coming in on the trunk.  How would I go about
00:55.54hursjohngrabbing these DTMF into a variable in my context to route the call to an appropriate annoucement?  https://pastebin.com/jSTMMZvA
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01:22.24aissarhi guys
01:22.35kai[El]hi
01:22.49aissarWhat's the difference between thats channels?
01:22.51aissar-- Executing [s@call-from-queue-connected:1] NoOp("Local/5213@from-queue-00000147;1", "") in new stack
01:23.20aissar-- Executing [s@quality-survey:1] NoOp("Local/5213@from-queue-00000147;2", "") in new stack
01:23.57aissarwhat means ;#number after the channel name?
01:24.54aissarI'm trying set a variable in call-from-queue-connected context to read in quality-survey...
01:28.41aissarbut don't work like in SIP channels
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01:36.17rmudgettaissar: Local channels always come in pairs with an implicit bridge between them.  The ;1 and ;2 denote the two channels of a pair.
01:37.24aissarthanks for the answer rmudgett
01:37.54aissardo you know some way to set a variable between that pairs?
01:38.34rmudgetthttps://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Variable+Inheritance
01:39.41aissarI tried that way... but don't work for me
01:40.01aissarIn SIP channels works like a charm
01:41.26rmudgettInheritance only happens when the channel is created.  The dialing channel can set variables before dialing that the dialed channel inherits.
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01:44.39aissarOk
01:46.13aissarthanks rmudgett
01:46.33aissargood bye
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02:05.00snadgeim just looking at a call trace to try and figure out whether t.38 actually worked or not
02:05.23snadgein the invite line i can see
02:05.26snadgea=cdsc:1 image udptl t38
02:05.41snadgeshould the SIP 200 OK that comes back also include t38?
02:06.25snadgeor should i just tell the customer.. the 1980s called, they want their technology back ;)
02:07.48snadgeaccording to some random cisco documentation it does.. thanks guys :P
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02:32.53kai[El]bed time
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14:52.12alfabitI have multiple polycom ip 6000 conference phones attempting to register with asterisk.  first one works as expected second does not.  First one registers to 5060 and seems to tie up the port?!  What am I missing any tips?
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15:42.19igcewielingalfabit: Servers can have the same port serve more than one client, like web servers do.
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19:02.02jamesaxlHello
19:08.36jamesaxlthis is my macro that I use for recording incoming calls https://bpaste.net/show/7fc9256d4607. My problems is : when I have transfer from operator to an other queue, the monitor inherit auto and the calls is recorded in the folder of the operator that did the transfer, so I can have the path of video file in data base but I can have any audio file in the last operator that took the call. Could you suggest
19:08.38jamesaxlfor me a solution please
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20:18.43kfifeHow does the Asterisk SIP channel driver know the loss and jitter on the SEND side?  Obvously only the remote agent knows if a UDP packet was lost, so with what frequency does remote SIP User Agent report that to the other side?
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22:19.18chris349I have a sip trunk working great with no issues, but now I try to call another destiation on the trunk and the trunk gives an error about a digest mismatch. How can I force asterisk to authenticate based on user and password in sip.conf and not try to authentication based on the callerid number?
22:24.48salviadudchris349, could you do a sip debug so we can see the whole error?
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22:27.54chris349Full error is: username mismatch, have <CALLERID>, digest has <USERNAME IN SIP.CONF>
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22:31.26salviadudWhich version are you running?
22:31.38chris349Asterisk 13.7.2
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