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00:00.44AlricWhy, yes, of course I want to pay you to come out after hours to fix the circuit you guys screwed up.
00:31.15jsmithNo you don't...
00:31.27jsmithYou want a programmer you can trust, that happens to know PHP
00:31.34jsmithThere's a subtle but important difference
00:32.13AlricHmmm
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15:36.57AlricPHP Gurus!
15:37.17Alric$_POST[$queue_name . _pos]
15:37.42AlricThat works in an if statement, but doesn't work in an insert.  How odd, I'm thinking...
15:40.00jsmithWhat in tarnation are you trying to do?
15:40.08Alrichehe
15:40.24AlricAt this point, I don't know what kind of queues I have.
15:40.25jsmithAre you trying to do this: $_POST[$queue_name . '_pos']
15:40.28Alrichrm
15:40.34Alricpossibly.
15:40.37jsmithTry that.
15:40.46Alricnope, thats broken too
15:41.06jsmithSo do this: print_r($_POST)
15:41.10jsmithAnd paste the results
15:41.14Alricits huge
15:41.19Alricbut I have, essentially:
15:41.24Alricoperator: on
15:41.27Alricoperator_pos: 1
15:41.32Alricsupport: on
15:41.34Alricsupport_pos: 1
15:41.44jsmithOK.
15:41.47jsmithI think I get it.
15:41.50jsmithSo do this:
15:41.56Alricbut the code isn't aware of those queue names.
15:42.03jsmith$temp = $queue_name."_pos";
15:42.03AlricExcept through the DB, which it has to select to get.
15:42.11jsmithecho $_POST[$temp];
15:42.48Alricokay, cool.
15:43.59AlricExcept for the call recording options.
15:44.19AlricBut then, there's no dialplan options for that anyway...
15:44.57AlricErrr, dialplan facilities.
15:49.20jsmithPay tilghman to backport it for you.
15:49.36jsmithOr just use an AGI script to do it.
15:49.48jsmith(simple bash wrapper around isql)
15:51.16AlricI don't think I'd have succeeded, until we found about 3 potential customers who all wouldn't even look at the product without the ability to easily self manage it.
16:01.24jsmithLater...
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17:34.00jsmithYeah, but I did solve one problem earlier today
17:34.03jsmith:-)
17:44.04Alrichehe
17:55.32ljammorning
17:55.39ljamerrr.... mid-afternoon :)
17:55.46ljamdoes this look wonky to you guys?
17:55.47ljam<PROTECTED>
17:55.50ljam<-- SIP read from 68.179.34.44:5060:
17:55.50ljamOPTIONS sip:tampa2.mixnetworks.net SIP/2.0
17:55.50ljamVia: SIP/2.0/UDP 68.179.34.44:5060;branch=z9hG4bK64590eca;rport
17:55.50ljamFrom: "Unknown" <sip:Unknown@68.179.34.44>;tag=as3f903c77
17:55.50ljamTo: <sip:tampa2.mixnetworks.net>
17:55.52ljamContact: <sip:Unknown@68.179.34.44>
17:55.55ljamCall-ID: 699074151867caa939b760b20329c85a@68.179.34.44
17:55.57ljamCSeq: 102 OPTIONS
17:56.00ljamUser-Agent: Asterisk PBX
17:56.02ljamMax-Forwards: 70
17:56.05ljamDate: Fri, 07 Apr 2006 17:49:47 GMT
17:56.07ljamAllow: INVITE, ACK, CANCEL, OPTIONS, BYE, REFER, SUBSCRIBE, NOTIFY
17:56.10ljamContent-Length: 0
17:56.12ljam--- (12 headers 0 lines)---
17:56.15ljamLooking for tampa2.mixnetworks.net in default (domain )
17:56.17ljamTransmitting (no NAT) to 68.179.34.44:5060:
17:56.20ljamSIP/2.0 404 Not Found
17:56.22ljamVia: SIP/2.0/UDP 68.179.34.44:5060;branch=z9hG4bK64590eca;rport;received=68.179.34.44
17:56.25ljamFrom: "Unknown" <sip:Unknown@68.179.34.44>;tag=as3f903c77
17:56.28ljamTo: <sip:tampa2.mixnetworks.net>;tag=as7b3e2719
17:56.30ljamwhy is the far end sending me an option to sip:tampa2.mixnetworks.net -- that is obviously not a user that will exist -- its the domain/IP
17:56.35ljam<PROTECTED>
17:56.42ljamspecifically confused on the :  Looking for tampa2.mixnetworks.net in default (domain )
17:57.00Alricwoah.
17:57.12ljamcustomer complains we're sending him a BYE after exactly 5 minutes, and his calls are dropped
17:58.01ljamAlric: yah -- doesn't work like that in the real world
17:58.10ljameven if its user error, I have to tell him WHAT is wrong
17:58.29ljamif I put it back in the queue, its just going to come back to me anyways since I'm the only "agent"
18:01.14AlricHrm.  You need more agents.
18:06.03ljamI wish -- still doesn't help me now tyhough :)
18:10.20AlricI'm no SIP debug expert, sorry :(
18:24.30ljamwho is? :)
18:25.51Alricoej!
18:25.56Alrichehe
18:26.06AlricMy father's HP (newer than my Powerbook) just had its HD crash.
18:26.30AlricSo I printed out the website for Mac Book Pros and wrote on the back "Because Hard Drives Shouldn't Crash" :)
18:30.19ljamMac's suck
18:30.29ljamoej? I don't know... I sometimes wonder :D
18:33.47AlricWow
18:33.51AlricThis GUI is actually working.
18:36.08Alricgah
18:36.11AlricSpoke too soon :P
18:42.05ljamheh
18:43.34jsmithAlric: Wait until you see the GUIs that ljam is building :-)
18:43.45jsmith(the underlying toolkit is looking awesome)
18:44.02ljamjsmith: aye!
18:44.12ljamanyone else noticing this server being really laggy.... ?
18:44.21jsmithMy server, or the IRC server?
18:44.27ljamyour server
18:44.38ljammy characters are showing up slower than usual this mroning....
18:45.02jsmithNo, I'm logged into it and I'm not seeing any problems...
18:45.06ljamwierd
18:46.19AlricCustomer happy and writing checks = me happy and depositing them.
18:55.34jsmithAlric: You wanna answer a stupid question for me?
18:55.49jsmithWhat do alt-F7, alt-F8, and alt-F9 do on your powerbook?
18:55.52Alricargh
18:56.04Alricalt?
18:56.05jsmithAre they for keyboard illumination?
18:56.07AlricI doubt anything.
18:56.10jsmithSorry, function
18:56.19AlricF8 and F9 are keyboard backlighting
18:56.29jsmithYeah, that's what I'm looking for
18:56.31jsmithThanks...
18:57.27AlricF7 looks like detect screens
18:57.34Alricerrr, Detect Displays.
18:57.52jsmithOK
18:58.13AlricJust discovered a Cisco router at a customer site that has a passwd of temp123.
18:58.25Alricand an enable passwd of... you guessed it... temp123
18:58.33jsmithWhat's wrong with that?!?
18:58.41AlricAnyone can get into it?
18:59.45jsmithI was only kidding...
19:00.09Alric:)
19:00.19AlricSorry, no humor atm :(
19:27.25Alric570 kB/s
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22:35.13jsmithNow what?
22:35.24jsmithIs that "peers" in a good way, or a menacing way?
22:35.29AlricWell
22:35.34AlricApparently it has an expansion module place.
22:35.45AlricLike, a thing that you can put a backplane type thing into, then put more expansion modules into.
22:36.05jsmithYes...
22:36.13jsmithIt's called an "expansion module".
22:36.14AlricBut I cannot find what that thing is called.
22:36.25AlricWell, googling that brings up all expansion modules :)
22:36.25jsmithEM2, I think...
22:36.28Alriceven the little ones.
22:36.44jsmithYou want an expansion card with 2 WIC-T1 cards :-)
22:37.01AlricActually, I have a 2620
22:37.05AlricI need another ethernet port.
22:37.11jsmithOh...
22:37.18AlricIt already has its two default expansion slots taken by T1 expansions.
22:37.42AlricSo I need the thing that I can put into the little slot on the left side of the back router part to give me more expansion slots.
22:39.06jsmithYeah, but they have different ones, depending on what little modules you want.
22:39.53AlricOh great :(
22:40.01AlricAs if it wasn't complicated enough already :)
22:40.17AlricI think I saw something like E1
22:40.28AlricI just need a regularly little E1 card.
22:41.08AlricNM-1E
22:41.48jsmithhttp://www.cisco.com/image/jpeg/en/us/guest/products/ps259/c1198/ccmigration_09186a008002d3aa.jpg
22:41.56jsmithSee the different modules?
22:42.09AlricYeah
22:42.28jsmithhttp://www.cisco.com/image/jpeg/en/us/guest/products/ps259/c1122/ccmigration_09186a008002d3fc.jpg
22:42.30jsmithBetter pic
22:42.48AlricSo does that thing that creates the little modules actually do anything?
22:42.53AlricAside from divide up the ports?
22:43.10jsmithhttp://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/modules/ps2797/products_data_sheet09186a008010fbd7.html
22:43.19jsmithThere's a gigabit ethernet module for ya...
22:43.27jsmithI'm not sure it'll work on the 2600 though.
22:43.35Alrichehe
22:43.37AlricYeah
22:43.43AlricI can buy the NM-1E
22:43.52AlricBut isn't there something else that the NM-1E goes in?
22:44.04jsmithhttp://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/routers/ps274/products_data_sheet09186a0080091b8c.html
22:44.07jsmithThere you go...
22:44.23Alricah
22:44.27AlricSo I just need the NM-1E
22:45.35jsmithWait, those are modules for the 3600, not the 2600
22:45.39AlricYeah
22:45.41AlricJust saw that
22:46.06AlricWell, other sites list the NM-1E as being 2600-compatible.
22:46.36jsmithOK, cool
22:46.43AlricHrm
22:46.54AlricSo I guess thats all I need?
22:47.19AlricGuess so, since its 7inches long.

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