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10:17.55 | LiuYan | anyone tried dahdi-3.0.0? after I upgraded to dahdi-3.0.0, when issue `dahdi_cfg -vvv`, I got error: DAHDI_CHANCONFIG failed on channel 1: Invalid argument (22)\nSelected signaling not supported |
10:18.39 | LiuYan | `dahdi_hardware` output: pci:0000:03:02.0 wctdm24xxp- d161:8005 Wildcard TDM410P |
10:24.29 | LiuYan | but `lspci -v` does not show "Kernel driver in use" information, and `dahdi_genconf` does not generated configs for this device (empty config with some comments in /etc/dahdi/system.conf file) |
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15:10.03 | devmikey | Hi, I have a question about SIP devices I use. Do you know why one device would work even behind a NAT where another would not be able to receive inbound calls and doesn't use ports 5062-5162 to listen as it's set to? |
15:30.48 | devmikey | I think the issue might be Tel Uri |
15:37.23 | devmikey | aka E.164 number |
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17:10.53 | devmikey | zzzzzzzzzzzzz |
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17:35.34 | Ryushin | Running the latest version of asterisk 13. Not sure if it is a bug or not, but multiple system() entries in a dial plan are not working sometimes. http://ix.io/1ubj Seems to happens sometimes after the tiff2pdf system() entry. |
17:37.01 | Ryushin | The full log does not show that it even attempted the next line after the tiff2pdf. |
17:42.01 | [TK]D-Fender | We aren't looking at any logs... |
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18:00.47 | file | Ryushin: and dialplan execution stops when a channel is hung up... which usually happens after receiving a fax |
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19:54.06 | josecapurro | Hello there! If i configure Asterisk for WebRTC support, and it works in my LAN without issues, which ports do i need to NAT in my firewall? Only the WS, or do i need SIP and RTP too? |
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22:26.48 | Ryushin | file: That could do it. I'll google about that. That explains a lot actually. |
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23:54.32 | degenerate | how does the format of asterisk's cdrdb unique id's work? |
23:54.34 | degenerate | eg: 1542930680.50373 |
23:54.43 | degenerate | the first number looks like a linux timestamp |
23:54.47 | degenerate | the second number? |
23:54.58 | degenerate | or is it a timestamp in microseconds? |
23:55.55 | degenerate | furthermore, has anyone encountered an issue where asterisk ami reports a unique ID like: 1542930680.50373 but it's actually stored in the database (cdrdb) and on disk (recording) as 1542930680.50374 (on tenthousandth larger) |
23:57.04 | MrTAP | looks like a process id |
23:59.52 | degenerate | the first part is definitely linux current timestamp. and i'm fairly certain the rest is just timestamp with further accuracy but i could be wrong |