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00:19.19*** topic/#asterisk is #asterisk The Open Source PBX and Telephony Platform (asterisk.org) -=- LTS: 13.19.2 (2018/02/21), Standard: 15.2.2 (2018/02/21); 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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09:08.20Sepulturafile, is the new Raspberry Pi strong Enough for Asterisk for a 5-10 Participant phone conference?
09:14.50SamotWhat does it have
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10:57.20Ian_Faster ethernet it would seem. Released yesterday from all accounts. Thanks for bringing this new baby to my attention. Ordering time for Ian_; add to the cotery
10:57.26Ian_14 March 2018 - Raspberry Pi Model 3 B+ announced with faster CPU speed, faster ethernet, and updated WiFi and Bluetooth capabilities
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11:18.36sibiriafaster ethernet - but still attached on USB2, and possibly still with the old USB2 rate saturation problems
11:18.44sibiriaalso still 1GB RAM
11:19.31sibiriaunless you absolutely need GPU hardware acceleration on Linux, or absolutely must have a Pi, there are better boards for same and less money
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11:20.26sibiriaSepultura: yes it's fast enough for 10 party conf - and more
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11:21.07sibiriathe low 1GB RAM is your main problem, depending on what features you're gonna be running through and on Asterisk
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11:22.40Sepulturasibiria thx :)
11:22.47Sepulturasibiria are you from Mother Russia?
11:22.50Sepultura:)
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11:23.36Sepulturasibiria which board is better? Banana Pi?
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11:24.04sibiriai am not from russia, no :)
11:24.18sibiriai have the Pine64, and the ODroid C2
11:24.25sibiriathe latter is a bit more expensive today, but worth the money
11:26.14SepulturaOdroid C2 sounds good
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11:26.49sibiriathe 2GB of RAM on it makes a world of difference, enables so much more practical use
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11:28.11sibiriasame regarding the eMMC port
11:28.26sibiriahuge difference in i/o speed
11:28.34Sepulturasibiria but if you are not from Russia your why did you choose the nick?
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11:29.01SamotGigabit Ethernet with 300Mbps throughput.
11:29.02SamotLol
11:29.12sibiriaSepultura: because i like how it rolls off my tongue
11:30.04sibiriaSamot: it's a bit ironic :)
11:30.19sibiriabut to the defense of USB2-based "gigabit" ethernet, 300mbit/s goes a long way
11:30.26sibiriamore so than "just" 100mbit
11:30.44sibiriathough i wonder if the Pi 3 b+ really can saturate those 300mbit/s
11:31.03sibiriathe previous Pi models had massive problems saturing the USB2 interface
11:31.06sibiriasaturating*
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11:40.15Sepulturasibiria I need to build a Asterisk Phonebox for Telephone Conference with 10 Persions :P
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12:06.50sibiriaSepultura: even an older Raspberry Pi would work, but 1GB really is the limit of what you want to run Linux + some service on
12:07.16SepulturaI will get a single-board with 2 GB :P
12:07.17sibiriai have no problems running 25 lines on asterisk on my Pine64. no CPU load to mention
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12:26.33ruiedHi. In .call files I want to dial to two extensions simultaneously. Is it possible? I've tried Channel: SIP/310&IAX2/310 with no success
12:27.50sibiriamy memory could be off, but with chan_sip isn't that done using hyphens?
12:28.56fileno, call files do not directly allow dialing multiple at once
12:29.04fileyou have to use a Local channel which executes dialplan to do it
12:29.49ruiedok
12:30.00ruiedthanks
12:30.43sibiriaah, maybe i was thinking about using chan_sip to pick a random trunk
12:31.17[TK]D-Fenderchan_sip doesn't make decisions
12:32.04sibiriai'm pretty sure we used some sort of simplistic "load balancer" in 1.8
12:32.22sibiriaby specifying a set of trunks for the Channel variable in the call-file
12:32.58sibiriamaking chan_sip on its own pick on random in the set
12:33.45SamotHow does Chan_SIP pick it?
12:34.01SamotChan_SIP isn't called until you call with with a Dial().
12:35.24[TK]D-FenderChan_sip doesn't use variables to decide.  Whatever specifies a Dial passes a complete device dial string
12:36.17SamotWell "load balancer" sounds like the use of groups and checking how many calls in in that group.
12:37.32sibiriawe didn't run any functionality for that in the dial plan - it was just specifying multiple trunks in the Channel variable of the call file
12:38.33SamotThen I'm not sure how you are doing this.
12:38.38[TK]D-Fenderchan_sip isn't doing any deciding though
12:39.11SamotOr the call files
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14:48.23LkBurngood morning ladies and gents
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15:58.23comradhi, i have a question about the voicemail app option d(c)
15:58.39comraddoes this change the number the voicemail app tells "is not available"?
15:58.51comradhttps://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Asterisk+15+Application_VoiceMail
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16:05.26[TK]D-Fenderno
16:05.46[TK]D-Fenderthat has nothing to do with the box # you are directing it to
16:07.00comradhm
16:07.10comradi am using pjsip and having cryptic sip identities
16:07.24comradwhich makes the announcement pretty useless as it also only voices the numbers
16:12.47[TK]D-FenderBecause you didn't record an announcement and tell * to play it
16:12.54[TK]D-Fenderthis has nothing to do with PJSIP
16:15.11comradthe voicemail-app plays an announcement
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16:15.25comradbut it skips the chars in the endpoint-name
16:15.45comradlike this is my endpoint PJSIP/429ec2bbfb
16:15.52comradand voicemail says 4292
16:27.50[TK]D-Fenderendpoint has nothing to do with box #
16:28.05[TK]D-FenderI don't know why you ar trying to use those terms interchangably
16:28.10[TK]D-Fendera box number is NUMERIC
16:28.27[TK]D-Fenderand has nothing to do with PJSIP or announcements, or anything else at all
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18:08.59epl692Can an inbound google voice line support fax detection and send a fax to a fax machine?
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19:31.27*** topic/#asterisk by bford -> #asterisk The Open Source PBX and Telephony Platform (asterisk.org) -=- LTS: 13.20.0 (2018/03/15), Standard: 15.3.0 (2018/03/15); 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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19:42.07jamesaxlI am about sharing my solution => Asterisk, Perl restful API and postgresql
20:06.25igeniwhats a good webbased voip phone
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21:34.54Forbidd3nHey everyone. I am calling a SIP and passing extra custom variables in the url for example -- sip:5.5.5.5;param1=value1;param2=value2 -- I have an inbound route that handles the request to an AGI(script.php) file. I need to pass param1 and param2 to the PHP file script.php but figure out how to do this. Anyone here that can help me with this, please?
21:35.39Forbidd3nI have tried -- AGI(script.php,${param1},${param2} -- but no luck
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21:42.37MiccWhy is it that the adaptive jitter buffer for chan_sip requires chan_iax2?
21:42.53MiccI tried to unload chan_iax and my system crashed.
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