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03:41.31FuriousGeorgehey all
03:42.35FuriousGeorgei have some php code that launches an asterisk console and outputs to a text file with '>' redirection.   the next line performs an asterisk -rx "sip show peers"
03:43.03FuriousGeorgethe problem is that the sip show peers results do not appear in the log file i make.  i suppose there's just no way around this right?
03:43.29FuriousGeorgei'm trying to perform a test and grab only the console log starting from when i performed the test to when i finished
03:43.37FuriousGeorgebut i
03:44.18FuriousGeorge'm not sure that there isn't a better way.  i was trying to avoid modifying the logger.conf file, reloading the logging, performing the test, and reloading the logging again
03:44.23FuriousGeorgebut maybe that's the best way
03:45.34FuriousGeorgei think this is more of a php question
03:45.53FuriousGeorgei realize there's probably a way to just move the pointer to the end of the current log file, and take it from there
03:55.02SamotHow did you go from getting output of sip show peers to logging the console?
03:55.32FuriousGeorgeSamot:  sip show peers is just a proxy for what i really want to do.
03:55.38SamotWhich is?
03:55.53FuriousGeorgeSamot:  i want to run a test, and get the console output for just the time im running the test
03:56.28SamotYou could just do asterisk -rx "core set verbose 10"
03:56.37SamotThen asterisk -rx "core set verbose 3"
03:56.41SamotWhen you're done.
03:56.49SamotThen it will log that to the full log.
04:00.29FuriousGeorgeSamot:  i think the default appears to be enough.  i just need to know if a call in answered.  thanks for the tip though
04:46.16igcewielingYay!  My first IPv6 network works!
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11:47.22nullr0uteHi there. I'm trying to make an enum call with the enumlookup function. the domain it should query is only resolvable on specific authoritive nameservers. how can I do an enumlookup against a specified nameserver?
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15:19.31HD|Laptophello all. I'm trying to get video conference calling set up with 16.2.1 as server and jitsi stable as client
15:19.38HD|Laptopclient-to-client videocalls work fine
15:20.09HD|Laptopbut in confbridge, the other participants don't see video streamed by other participants, they only see their local video
15:20.21HD|Laptopclients are all in same network as server, no firewalls in there
15:21.01filewhat video mode?
15:21.10HD|Laptopsfu for conf_bridge
15:21.19filethat's only been tested and supported on WebRTC
15:21.29HD|Laptopdamn so it will only work with webclients? :/
15:21.36fileif a client supports multiple video streams it could work with them, but that's client side
15:22.23HD|Laptopjitsi's own sip server supports SFU which means their client should, too
15:22.25HD|Laptop(per https://jitsi.org/jitsi-videobridge/)
15:23.02fileyou can enable multiple video streams in the PJSIP endpoint, and then Asterisk will re-invite to add the media streams.
15:23.19HD|Laptopmax_audio_streams=10max_video_streams=10
15:23.28HD|Laptopthis is what I have in pjsip.conf for each endpoint
15:23.29filethen dunno!
15:24.20HD|Laptopdo you know if there's a sip client comparison listing features (like multiple video streams)?
15:24.33filenope
15:26.00fileI would expect such functionality to be rare
15:29.15HD|Laptopwhy though? it's not like video conference calls are something new ;)
15:29.43HD|Laptopbut ah well. if it's only with webclients I can probably hack together something.
15:31.49fileSFU as a concept more originates from WebRTC
15:32.09fileVideo conferencing in the past used a single mixed video stream to each participant
15:32.16fileUsing special hardware or fast CPUs
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17:03.56qakhanHi all, is it possible we can write dialplan long statement in multiple lines for better readability. Like
17:04.04qakhanexten => s,n(goto4),GotoIf($["${cmd_no}" = "3" &
17:04.05qakhan<PROTECTED>
17:07.56igcewielingno
17:10.56igcewieling<rant>Why is it every single KVM I've worked with is a total piece of crap?</rant>
17:11.44SamotYeah, the best I could describe any KVM was decent.
17:15.16qakhanlike we can comment block of code using ;-- --;
17:15.37SamotNo.
17:15.49SamotThere are no block comments.
17:16.35qakhanhere https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Block+Comments
17:16.39igcewielinghttps://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Block+Comments
17:16.44igcewielingha, great minds....
17:17.01SamotOK, got me.
17:17.46qakhanso we cannot write multiple lines statement
17:17.49qakhan?
17:18.05igcewielingcorrect.
17:18.19igcewielingDialplan is ugly, deal with it.
17:18.47[TK]D-Fender<igcewieling> no <- was this somehow unclear the first time? :)
17:20.01qakhanhow are we can make it beautiful ;)
17:20.48igcewielingYou can write your dialplan in AEL.
17:21.04igcewielingOF course, that would make things harder to debug, not easier.
17:22.00igcewielingYou don't think this is pretty?  GosubIf($[$["${cur_switch}" != "${prev_switch}"] && $["${cur_switch}" == "BTN"] && $["${MASTER_CHANNEL(sm_call[${call_index}][btn_switch_sid])}" == "652"]]?vzb)
17:22.05igcewieling80|
17:22.14SamotWhy do you need your dialplan to look "pretty"?
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18:21.20drmessanoqakhan: If you need to wrap that example, get a larger monitor
18:21.56drmessanoBreak the 640x480 barrier
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19:00.23igcewielingAm I correct in thinking SIP/TCP still creates a new connection per call rather than keeping a connection open and using that?
19:01.52filegenerally implementations reuse a single connection to the same target
19:03.37igcewielingOh!  That seems far too simple to be SIP 8-|     I'
19:03.54igcewielingm dealing with multi-homed issues.
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21:39.21[J]oulesin a freepbx server. run # asterisk-version-switch and choose asterisk16. Once it starts, in cli have sip debug on. verbose set to 10. Call a DID on that pbx, cli shows nothing. Asterisk is working because the IVR greeting is heard.
21:39.45[J]oulesalso set rtp debug on
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22:07.23SamotIs the trunk/extension/whatever Chan_SIP?
22:34.14Sladeso.. this has happened to me before, but half way through an interview today, a guy just reached into his backpack, and pulled out a subway sandwich and started eating it..
22:36.22SamotAnd you ended it right there?
22:37.06SladeI guess i should have. its not like sandwich eaters are a protected class
22:38.19Sladei had someone a while back pull a small sandwich out of his pocket after asking saying he struggles with blood sugar.. that was odd, but i get it..   but to just pull out a massive footlong and start eating it without preamble or commentary...
22:38.31SamotNo, because it doesn't matter your race, creed or identity. It's improper and disrespectful.
22:38.59Sladewe wrapped it up pretty quickly, and I did say "Let me let you get back to your meal"
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22:40.06SamotEven the low blood sugar thing.
22:40.17SamotThe response would be "Let me get you a candy bar or a soda"
22:40.30SamotNot "How bout a ham and cheese?"
22:41.13Sladei just dont understand..
22:42.01SamotMan, I ended an interview where I was the interviewee. It was over the phone and I heard the guy flushing a toilet and then washing his hands...
22:42.05SamotDURING THE CALL.
22:42.13SamotYeah, I wasn't that interested.
22:42.17SladeI don't need to see you eat, i don't need to know about your diseases, i dont need to know that you're name is john, but next month you'll be joann, and i CERTAINLY dont need to know the details about the medical procedure to make that happen..
22:42.42SamotWell I agree with the first one
22:43.02SamotBut if you're HR and bringing someone on board, knowing they could have a seizure and why is helpful.
22:43.33SamotAnd yes, you would have to deal with John becoming Joann in 30 days
22:43.44SamotAnd not want to find out on the 30th day that John is now Joann.
22:44.01SamotBecause you're first reaction would be "If you knew why didn't you give us a heads up"
22:44.29SamotOK and I agree, you don't need the actual surgery details.
22:44.30Sladethese are all things that touch protected classes,  I don't need you suing me claiming that i didnt hire you because you told me you had explosive ibs and 3 diseases i can't pronounce
22:45.27Sladei didnt hire you because you needed to import some library to help you figure out if a number if odd or even
22:45.49SamotMy answer on that is simple, because in my case it is "How can you answer phones and give support if you're on the toilet 40 minutes every hour?"
22:46.23SamotYes, I am not hiring you because you have IBS and well, that impacts your ability to not do the requirements of said job.
22:46.35SamotJust like I can't sue you because I am transport impaired.
22:46.42SamotI.e. I don't own a car.
22:48.16Sladethe guy who brought the 9" knife to the job interview at the secure federal facility.. even claiming your a texan is no excuse for that..
22:48.27Sladeseems to be just some weird logic thing missing from so many peoples heads
22:48.54SamotIt's because we can't be told no any more
22:49.14SamotAnd that you always get what you want. Even if you're not good at it.
22:49.26SamotOr even deserve it.
22:52.00Sladeheh speaking of which, last week someone told me they only wanted the job (different job) if they could start today.. otherwise they werent interested
22:53.48Slade"can you pay me in cash, i'm in trouble with the IRS" was another gem from last week
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