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05:49.05elcontrastadorI'm determined to get polycom phones to accept a multicast page. I've got them answering via sockets code on all their page channels, emulating their PTT (push-to-talk feature with priorities). During the audio stream transmit phase, they require the audio to be chunked into 160byte g711u audio frames (a redundant frame from previous packet, and the new audio frame)...each packet delivered at 30ms
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05:51.48elcontrastadorI'll figure out the sending of recorded audio...but i'm trying to figure out how to make them BEST receive audio from realtime announcement with Asterisk.  Currently, I use Dial and MulticastRTP tech to stream to exterior loudspeakers and Cisco handsets (setup to listen via xml rpc). I need them all to work via multicast at the same time...
05:56.15elcontrastadorI believe I'll have to write my first ARI app...ugh....or mcast stream from Asterisk and receive, modify, and restream...ugh...
05:57.21elcontrastador...or just put hundreds of phones into a MeetMe conf...geez
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06:01.57elcontrastador...or pre-record the page from Asterisk and stream to all devices via multicast outside of Asterisk (piece of cake for all but polycom). Not good for real-time needs tho... Any thoughts besides telling me to smoke a doobie and go to bed/hell?
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06:39.53drmessanoelcontrastador: No one has used MeetMe in years
06:41.23drmessanoBut no reason not to page 100's of phones with the paging application
06:41.27elcontrastadordrmessano: Page() app's confbridge, is what I meant
06:41.50drmessanoOk, that's hardly an inefficient way of doing it
06:42.06elcontrastadordrmessano: please tell me the best way
06:42.21drmessanoRead what I just wrote
06:43.12elcontrastadoroh, i misread...
06:46.04elcontrastadorI'll try it out after hours...
06:46.13elcontrastadorthx for responding
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11:27.37perseiverHi
11:27.41perseiver<PROTECTED>
11:27.42perseiverAlso needed to implement is an encryption method, for example, ZRTP.
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11:42.43perseiverany suggestion
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11:45.55FarhaadNi cant select cdr_mysql or res_config_mysql on make menuselect, on asterisk 13.24.1 and os debian 9.5.0
11:52.28FarhaadNanyone?
11:53.09danjenkinssounds like you dont have the underlying mysql packages installed
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11:54.20FarhaadNdanjenkins: what packages? i run ./install_prereq install
11:54.30FarhaadNand install mysql-server
11:54.32danjenkinsthe mysql dev packages
11:54.56FarhaadNdanjenkins:i will install
11:55.07danjenkinsprobably something like https://packages.debian.org/jessie/libmysqlclient-dev
11:56.06danjenkinsif you select the greyed out part in make
11:56.16danjenkinsmenuselect* you'll prob be told what youre missing
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12:02.15FarhaadNdanjenkins: i have this package on apt
12:02.18FarhaadNdefault-libmysqlclient-dev/stable 1.0.2 amd64
12:02.18FarhaadN<PROTECTED>
12:04.40FarhaadNand this isn't gray out , is't somthing like that XXX
12:04.59danjenkinsyou re done your configure?
12:05.07danjenkinsyou re-done*
12:06.17FarhaadNno i dont change anything
12:06.24FarhaadNone more thing
12:06.27danjenkinsyou need ot re run ./configure
12:06.59FarhaadNok but i am not install anything
12:07.25FarhaadNi just told you to know that is correct to install "default-libmysqlclient-dev" ?
12:07.36FarhaadNone more thing
12:07.40danjenkinsyoure still missing something then :)
12:07.48FarhaadNdebian 9 use maria db
12:08.00FarhaadNmaybe i use mariadb-dev?
12:08.46FarhaadNmust i install mysql-client?
12:09.15danjenkinshave a read of https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Getting+Asterisk+Connected+to+MySQL+via+ODBC
12:09.25danjenkinstells you about other packages you might need
12:09.31danjenkinsi dont know what you need of hand
12:09.36danjenkinsoff*
12:10.30danjenkinshttp://www.mikemead.me/blog/asterisk-and-mysql-on-debian-wheezy-7-0/
12:13.20FarhaadNdanjenkins: thank you , i check these
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12:32.12FarhaadNdanjenkins: I installed libmariadbclient-dev and now i can select
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18:08.01Sladeflowroute seems to be the good price for outbound sms
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18:15.34SamotThey have pretty decent pricing.
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18:21.11sibiriafor US destinations yeah
18:21.42fnj00all of the macros in extensions_additional have a include line pointing to a -custom macro. If I create a macro entry matching that -custom rule it is not used by asterisk. However If I copy the entire original rule over to extensions_override_freepbx.conf it does use the -custom rule. Is this due to the order those rules are loaded in, whereas the override file is loaded before the extensions_additonal.conf?
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18:23.54Samotfnj00: The contexts called on with include => <context> only are looked at when the current context doesn't have a match.
18:23.58fnj00I am using from-internal-custom added within extensions_custom.conf and that did not require any overrides to work.
18:25.35fnj00They operate differently when overridden tho? I did not change any of the code within the macro, I simply copied it line for line into override, then the -custom context worked
18:26.54fnj00actually nope I did modify it the last time, added a new Macro() line to execute my custom macro
18:28.11SamotSo then it didn't call on your include.
18:28.23SamotAgain, the include will only be looked at if the current context _doesn't match_
18:28.46SamotIt's not run first just because it's the first line.
18:28.47fnj00Yeah I confused myself, thinking everything was read top-down no matter what
18:29.09SamotMultiple include => statements would be.
18:29.37SamotAnd it's never top down unless you are using the n priority
18:29.47SamotOtherwise 1 is 1
18:29.50Samot2 is 2
18:29.54fnj00yep
18:32.22fnj00Would be a nice add to include a Macro() line under each pointing at a -custom macro that triggers if its defined, that way I don't have to override every macro I want to include additional features within.
18:33.10SamotWell first, you should be using GoSub instead. Macro() is deprecated and will be removed in the future.
18:44.31fnj00with Gosub() I should be including Return() at the end in order to return back to where it was called from?
18:44.57fnj00*within my custom context*
18:45.35SamotOnly if you want to return to the point of the dialplan you called it from.
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19:03.24SladeSamot, sibiria the way you two say that suggest there are better vendors?
19:07.39sibiriaSlade: if european countries are among your destinations, yes
19:07.54sibiriaif US is your main concern, flowroute is pretty much as cheap as it gets
19:08.14Sladefrom what i can tell they seem like quality too
19:08.20Sladebut its hard to tell in private companies
19:08.28sibiriai have no info on flowroute's delivery quality
19:13.46SamotSlade: I was agreeing with you. Flowroute has decent pricing.
19:14.04Sladeah alright ;)
19:17.01Sladetwilio seems to be the other big name
20:11.00Sladei just found plivo. thats even cheaper
20:12.01SamotAre you looking for an SMS provider?
20:13.47Sladedown the road i'll grab some voice. not needed right now tho
20:18.38SladeSamot, but yea, just need SMS, in the US for now
20:20.30SamotWell you're basically going to get voice and then not use it.
20:20.37SamotBecause the SMS is generally a secondary feature.
20:20.51SamotAnd they're all going to do it pretty much the same way, HTTP APIs.
20:24.06Sladeyea
20:24.51Sladeright now i'm using this for one time passwords, appointment reminders.. but down the road i'll switch my offices to use voip too
20:25.23Sladereally i want to sms with the office number, but not have them handle the voice service yet.. that sounds like it might be a pain tho
20:26.46SamotYou would have to move the office number to the SMS provider.
20:27.06SamotUnless the provider supports off-net SMS.
20:31.17Sladeyea. i'll need to look into that :/
20:33.01Sladeits interesting plivo doesnt charge for incoming sms
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21:28.34Sladeinteresting plivo's inbound and outbound prices are reversed from flowroute https://www.plivo.com/voice/pricing/
21:38.03SamotFlowroute is a CLEC.
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21:38.44SamotIt also seems call centers are a big market for them.
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22:25.10rrittgarnwith app_queue, the autopause directive. Once an interface is paused, it stays that way until unpaused, correct? Is there any functionality built in to only pause for X amount of time and try again?
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22:41.04igcewielingheh.  a t-shirt:  "I'm not autistic, I'm just an asshole."    I'm not sure if I want one for my self or if I should send one to [TK]D-Fender.
22:41.44rrittgarninsert [why not both?] meme here
22:45.32[TK]D-FenderYou know that there are many doctors on the Autism spectrum
22:45.44[TK]D-FenderWhich means technically autism causes vaccines....
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