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02:00.12DannyAif i enable ari in the conf file, then do module reload res_ari.so, is that enough to enable and allow connections?  or do i need to restart asterisk?
02:12.32DannyAi keep getting connection refused, even when testing locally using wscat
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02:33.42kevinnnhi all, is anyone here? I am in a bit of a crisis over here and I need help!
02:34.15kevinnnSo we have an asterisk box that admittedly has not been updated in a long time. Thankfully I took a backup of this system
02:34.37kevinnnupon apt-get update, apt-get upgrade something went wrong
02:35.29kevinnnall of the tones I play on my speakers from asterisk have stopped playing correctly. asterisk log shows nothing wrong... but the client systems are all showing a log like this:
02:35.55kevinnnhttps://pastebin.com/KciT1JxZ
02:36.12kevinnnso I took the backup and brought it back online and the speakers work perfectly
02:36.38kevinnnthe version of asterisk did not get upgraded it is still on the 13 branch (yes I know that is still really old)
02:36.43kevinnncan anyone please help!
03:08.47kevinnnis anyone here?
03:45.18DannyAdoesn't that tell u that the issue is with whatever got upgraded on the system when u did apt update?
03:45.47DannyAdoesn't sound like an asterisk issue. sounds like some kind of system program, something related to audio or io or something like that
03:46.09DannyAyou need to figure out what got upgraded when u do apt upgrade and take it upgrade by upgrade to find the source of the problem
03:46.23DannyAbut that's just my guess
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07:21.36*** topic/#asterisk is #asterisk The Open Source PBX and Telephony Platform (asterisk.org) -=- LTS: 13.32.0 (2020/03/12) 16.9.0 (2020/03/12) Standard: 17.3.0 (2020/03/12); DAHDI: 3.0.0 (2018/11/15); libpri 1.6.0 (2017/01/27) -=- Wiki: wiki.asterisk.org -=- Code of Conduct: bit.ly/1hH6P22
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13:26.30DannyAhey all.  how can i reload pjsip_wizard?  I just added some endpoints, and after i do pjsip reload, and then pjsip show endpoints, i don't see them there
13:34.57file"module reload res_pjsip_config_wizard.so" potentially
13:44.23DannyAgot it
13:44.23DannyAthanks
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16:51.09velixpjsip is working now on my system. Once you figured it out, it works.
16:51.35velixThis AoR, auth and identify stuff is pretty complicated.
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16:53.21seanbrightnot really
16:53.48seanbrightand that is why res_pjsip_config_wizard exists
16:54.12velixseanbright: Yeah, but you still need to setup stuff in pjsip for this.
16:54.23velixTransportation etc.
16:54.31igcewielingpjsip is easier once you get the hang of it.   None of that friend/peer/user sillyness.
16:55.19velixigcewieling: That's true.
16:55.34velixBut really annoying is: once you mix up a config parameter, the endpoint or registration is gone.
16:55.43velixit doesn't say: "hey, this config is wrong in this type".
16:55.50velixEven not with debug and verbose set to 99
16:55.56velixor logger and history = on
16:57.28velixWhy can't I make Asterisk use an STUN server without ICE? My softphone uses STUN without ICE... the ICE server on the other side has some auth issues.
16:58.01filebecause noone has added support to use a STUN server for discovery of external address for the transport
16:58.50igcewielingI find that the easiest solution is to get a public IP for your asterisk server, then you can avoid all this sillyness.
16:59.44velixfile: Ah, I thought it was my fault by not finding the setting.
17:00.24velixigcewieling: Did so. I'm just doing some debugging.
17:02.13velixWe had 1000 calls processed toda on a single core VPS.
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17:02.20velixit never was over 5% cpu.
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17:02.29velixAsterisk is damn light
17:07.00Kobazvelix: 1000 calls doesn't say much, if it was one at a time. with no concurrency
17:07.18velixKobaz: 8 in parallel max
17:07.25Kobaztry handling 1000 *simultaneous* calls, and that will show you if your setup is solid
17:07.41KobazYou can run 8 calls on a raspberry pi
17:07.42Kobazheh
17:07.46velixHehe, I'll never reach this.
17:07.57velixKobaz: I've got a RPi 1 for my heating at home.
17:08.09sibiriamy 1 ghz quad-core Arm test platform (a bit weaker than an RPi 4) can manage 150 simultaneous calls + random dial plan functionality without hitting 100% cpu
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17:08.30[TK]D-Fendervelix, I didn't think the Pi put out enough heat for that....
17:08.38Kobazhaha
17:08.40velix[TK]D-Fender: ^^
17:08.41[TK]D-Fenderclearly needs to reconsider his energy usage...
17:08.48Kobaz[TK]D-Fender: ba da ding!
17:09.10velixI've coded a nice conference management. PHP directly writes to Asterisk's DB.
17:09.12Kobaz[TK]D-Fender: i heated my garage for one winter with my friend's antminer s9's
17:09.18velixDID support and stuff.
17:09.36Kobaz[TK]D-Fender: he paid for the electricity, and i got free heat
17:09.44velixGoogle's Voices have won my sound quality test. I've created an account. Since we are students, we got it for free.
17:11.35velixReally good quality. Nobody was able to detect, it computergenerated.
17:11.44velixit > was < ...
17:18.12SamotGoogle Voice is already free.
17:18.25SamotRegardless of your education status.
17:18.28Kobazhe's talking about text to speech
17:18.39SamotAh.
17:19.03KobazI have my velix translator hat on
17:19.27igcewielingKobaz: does it break every time you mess with it?
17:19.30velixOh sorry. Yes. The Wave... what was its name?
17:19.37velixNeurowave?
17:19.43igcewielingtest-to-speach or TTS
17:19.52igcewielingtext-to-speach or TTS
17:19.54velixigcewieling: yeah, TTS ... but it has a special name
17:20.12Kobazigcewieling: does what break?
17:20.29velixWavenet!
17:20.39igcewielingvelix: don't worry.  Google will rename or discontinue the service in few months like most of their other projects.
17:20.45velixhehe
17:20.55velixYeah, Google Hangouts SIP support was cancled. That's sad.
17:21.07igcewielingKobaz: your velix translator hat.   If it doesn't break every time you touch it, it can't be a velix hat.
17:21.15Kobazigcewieling: oh, haha
17:21.42Kobazvelix: so you got the firewall/network/whatever issues fixed?
17:21.49Kobazthe remote site is actually responding properly now?
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17:22.34velixKobaz: Nope. I gave up, it doesn't seem to be my fault. We've purchased 8 flatrates for "land line" numbers and 12 hours for cell network.
17:22.44Kobazright, and that works perfectly?
17:22.48velixyep.
17:22.57Kobazyeah, so you see what i mean finally
17:23.04Kobazwhat i've been saying since two weeks ago
17:23.08Kobazsomething is wrong with that other system you're talking to
17:23.32velixKobaz: Funny thing: I've got many working calls without forwarding :DD
17:23.46velixHe didn't want to tell me what the forwarding is for.
17:23.53Kobaztheir system is broken
17:23.58velixAlso think so.
17:24.06Kobazand it doesn't seem like they understand why
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17:24.43velixIt's a innovaphone hardware gear with a GUI. Not CLI & config, as pure Asterisk.
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18:17.41Kobazsoooo, with SIP TLS, would there still be limitations on the size of a SIP INVITE with chan_sip ?
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18:34.42SamotThere's limitations regardless of driver.
18:35.07Kobazdefault linphone sends a pretty massive SDP
18:35.15Kobazevery codec is enabled
18:35.28SamotSo disable the ones you don't need.
18:35.38Kobazright, yeah, updating our provisioning
18:35.51KobazI wasn't sure if switching to SIP TLS would address the size issue
18:38.23SamotUDP is 65,535 bytes
18:38.35Kobazthe RFC does not specify a hard upper limit on the size of the SDP
18:38.50Kobazwell, this is way less than 64k
18:38.54SamotIf the packet is within 200 of the path MTU it needs to be TCP or follow the RFC for fragmenting
18:39.29Kobaz[2020-04-02 14:29:53.949] failed to extend from 256 to 371
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19:32.41Testereehi
19:33.31Testereehas anyone ever experimented with binaural rendering feature. does it work?
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20:30.06NivexI just stumbled across https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/AudioSocket . Looks neat, but are there any plans to support other sample rates? Most of my kit can do wideband audio.
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21:33.41MLCAny having trouble with the hold time announced in a queue being way off? I can tell just by looking that the hold time is > 5 minutes, but when a caller enters the queue it is telling them "30 seconds".
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