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10:32.26catphishdoes app_voicemail have options to dramatically simplify it? i am ideally looking for voicemail with one folder, one greeting, and no authentication
10:33.27catphishi realise i could probably hack out the features i don't want, but wondered if there was much that could be done to customize it, i came up a bit blank looking at the documentation
10:55.01jkroonI use pre-authentication, so that should be viable at least, but yea, the other simplifications you probably need to look at app_minvm
10:56.42jkroonI've not managed to make that migration.
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11:55.20paHi, if i want to just let a call ring without picking it up, what command should i execute?
11:55.24paNoOp?
12:03.26sibiriaWait
12:03.49paah thanks
12:03.54sibiriaif you actually want it to keep ringing before eventually answering or rejecting
12:04.12sibiriaif you simply don't want to answer the call you can just Hangup(<some suitable cause code>)
12:05.31sibiriait may also help if you first signal Ringing, in the cases where you want it to keep ringing before doing something
12:11.43pasibiria, i want to keep it ringing indefinitely
12:13.17sibiriaRinging, then Wait(<large number of seconds>)
12:13.26paah i miss the ringing
12:13.46sibiriait's not needed, it just helps some equipment/pbxes to know what's really going on
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13:27.56nbjoergI have a reproducable segmentation fault in 16.16.0. can someone enlighten me on how to avoid it?
13:40.52sibiria"yeah, stop doing what you're doing"
13:41.35sibiriabest advice would probably come from developer response after a bug report about it
13:42.10nbjoergwell, I can reproduce it now and I can provide a stack trace. not sure I can do it in 6h :)
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17:30.09*** topic/#asterisk by file -> #asterisk The Open Source PBX and Telephony Platform (asterisk.org) -=- LTS: 18.2.1, 16.16.1 (2021/02/18) Final Bugfix: 13.38.2, 17.9.2 (2021/02/18); 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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19:11.02igcewieling"When re-negotiating for T.38 if the initial remote                             response was delayed just enough Asterisk would send                           both audio and T.38 in the SDP. If this happened, and                          the remote responded with a declined T.38 stream then                          Asterisk would crash."
19:11.18igcewielingThis is a real Asterisk crash, dropping all calls?
19:11.37filecrash crash
19:11.40filekaboom
19:11.41filesegfault
19:11.41fileno more
19:12.04igcewielingthanks.
19:12.59igcewielingMy outgoing t38 fax stopped working sometime after 16.11.1 and wondered if this was related.   Looks like it isn't.
19:13.21filethere's Local channel stuff as well?
19:13.24fileun-security
19:24.26nbjoergfile?
19:30.19igcewielingout t38 fax is the only thing I use Local channels for, and that is what broke for me post 16.11.1
19:30.53igcewielingI'll have to look into it further once I get our server hardware upgraded.
19:30.54filethere is currently a patch up to fix it
19:30.54nbjoergany suggestions on how hunt down pjsip ignoring invites?
19:31.12nbjoergwants to migrate away from chan_sip
19:31.25fileI'm aiming for release candidates a week from now so it has time to get in for them, in which case it would ideally be in a release 2 weeks from now
19:31.30igcewielingI'd say you have a matching problem.
19:31.59fileoh actually that change went in, so it will be in the next release candidates
19:33.36Kobaznbjoerg: core set debug will show you what matching is going on
19:33.54Kobazi don't remember the level needed, core set debug 5 or 6 or something like that should catch them all
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19:34.32filePJSIP also requires explicit configuration, so if you have no transport configured... then you ain't gettin' SIP traffic unlike chan_sip which has that kind of stuff defaulting on
19:35.05nbjoergit worked with one set of snoms here but not with the wireless
19:40.04nbjoergand grrr, snom bug report policies
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20:05.42igcewieling*sigh*  Apparently someone didn't order licenses for our new VPN server.   FFS if I have to do everything, what are we paying the other staff for?
20:07.48fileI got nothin'
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20:21.29nirsGood afternoon everybody
20:35.31Kobazlicenses? vpn? fun
20:35.38Kobazwhy no openvpn or wireguard?
20:41.23igcewielingKobaz: SonicWall.
20:42.11igcewielingNetExtender or something like that sounds like a sextoy.
20:54.06Kobazhaha
21:01.25Kobazyou can port forward to a vpn server
21:08.16igcewielingHmm?
21:09.30Kobazrun openvpn or wireguard or whatever on a box inside the office
21:09.34Kobazport forward from your router
21:10.22Kobazvio-la, no license needed
21:11.28igcewielingOr we could use the device we already purchased.
21:11.41Kobazwell yeah and buy extra licenses
21:11.51KobazJust suggesting some non-license solutions
21:11.56Kobaz(If that's needed)
21:12.12igcewielingif we ran openvpn or wireguard the server would have a public IP anyway, so no port forwarding needed.
21:13.14Kobazthat's a possibility too
21:13.45igcewielingNow that we have all the VPN config removed from the Adtran router we were using as a VPN server, it makes things a lot more simple.
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