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00:28.22blitzragejsmith: ping
00:28.44jsmith407: Proxy Authentication Required
00:28.59blitzragejsmith: ping w/ auth
00:29.17jsmithWhere's your nonce, buddy?
00:29.31blitzrageyou never sent me a nonce to generate my auth string
00:30.35jsmithYou never sent me your authname
00:31.35blitzrageso I'm re-imaging tampa15... and I'm getting: The physical size of the device (according to the superblock) is 104391 blocks. The physical size of the device is 104320 blocks. Either the superblock or the partition table is likely to be corrupt!
00:31.49blitzrageThis is off a fresh install. Anything going wrong with the kickstart file perhaps?
00:36.16jsmithIt's possible.
00:36.28jsmithYou'd have to look at the partitioning section of the kickstart file
00:41.54blitzrageokie... I think it's really just setting it to use the rest of the HD space... so it shouldn't actually be set statically
00:42.02blitzrageI think that server is just hosed
00:42.16blitzrageI've had absolutely no luck with it since day one
00:42.24jsmithIt sure sounds hosed
01:01.56blitzrageyeppers
01:10.22jsmithWhat type of hard drive?
01:10.24jsmithWhat kind of box?
02:56.08*** join/#asterisk-doc Alric (n=nbowyer@adsl-251.47.clbntx.hyperusa.com)
02:56.21AlricHey
03:03.23jsmithAlric!
03:03.35AlricI need some pointers.
03:03.39jsmithOK.
03:03.42AlricI have a really, really strange issue.
03:03.44jsmith~point Alric
03:03.53jbotACTION points at Alric with snickers and giggles
03:03.53jsmithOK...
03:03.54AlricI have Polycoms at our main office
03:04.03jsmithOK.
03:04.16Alric501s.  PBX has 3 interfaces (public, 10.10.10.x, 10.10.12.x)  the .12.x is the phone network
03:04.22AlricPhones at the office work fine.
03:04.38jsmithOK.
03:04.40AlricOutside, behind a NAT, are getting callerID anonymous no matter what.
03:04.59Alricand they sporatically don't get ringing / progress notification.
03:05.22jsmithOK....
03:05.40AlricI have no ideas why.
03:05.48jsmithcallerID anonymous means there's something wrong with the SIP messaging itself.
03:06.09jsmithI could see missing ringing / progress notifications if the firewall were dropping packets, etc.
03:06.20jsmithBut that doesn't account for the CallerID problems.
03:06.25jsmithCan you do a SIP trace?
03:06.54AlricI can, but haven't yet.
03:07.46jsmithThat'll give you more information than anything else, I'm afraid.
03:08.00AlricYeah.
03:08.02jsmithCan't give you any other pointers, as it doesn't make sense from my perspective.
03:08.14jsmithHow can calls go through without the CallerID?
03:09.05AlricNo idea.
03:27.58Alrichmm
03:28.04AlricWill have to watch a sip header in a moment.
03:28.50jsmithYup
03:29.23AlricWow
03:29.27AlricLatency
03:29.32AlricBAD latency
03:29.34jsmithOh yeah?
03:29.42jsmithThat still doesn't explain the Caller*ID issue
03:29.55jsmithBut it sounds like you're having network problems
03:42.13jsmithw00t!
03:42.24jsmithJust updated bug 8513 with some *detailed* instructions.
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15:47.37Alric-OfceHey
15:48.58jsmithMorning!
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16:22.09Alric-OfceI've been working on the railroad!!
16:29.37jsmithAlric-Ofce: Did you get your CallerID thing fixed?
16:30.24Alric-Ofceno
16:31.10Alric-OfceThis is going to sound kinda dumb, but how do you compare strings in PHP?  Like if one string contains something or not?
16:31.30Alric-Ofcestrcmp() talks about returning < or >, or 0 if equal... I just want a true or false :/
16:31.31jsmithYou need to learn the power of preg_match()
16:32.06Alric-OfceI was under the impression that preg_match was swatting a gnat with a sledgehammer for what I wanted.
16:32.08jsmithBut then, that'll force you to learn regular expressions.
16:32.16jsmithHmmmn... hold on.
16:33.16jsmithstrstr() and stristr()?
16:33.24jsmithThat should be simple enough
16:33.40jsmith<?php
16:33.40jsmith<PROTECTED>
16:33.40jsmith<PROTECTED>
16:33.40jsmith<PROTECTED>
16:33.41jsmith<PROTECTED>
16:33.45jsmith?>
16:33.53Alric-OfceYeah.
16:37.55Alric-OfceHrm.
16:38.24Alric-OfceThe From: shows Anonymous <sip:anonymous@<ip>>
16:39.08Alric-Ofceand this only happens on NATed phones.
16:41.31jsmithThat's what's coming from the Phone, or from Asterisk?
16:41.35Alric-OfceHmm.  Maybe this is why my Mini-ITX box freezes every few days...
16:41.38Alric-OfceFrom Asterisk.
16:41.46Alric-OfceAsterisk gets proper CID.  Transmits improper CID.
16:43.00Alric-OfceGoodness.  This idiot calling in just doesn't get the clue.  He's entered the same invalid extension about 5 times in a row.
16:47.40Alric-OfceHmm.  Wait a second.
17:02.47Alric-OfceMeh.
17:02.54Alric-OfceOur numbers didn't have CID enabled at the telco.
17:03.56Alric-OfceAnd hmm.  I wonder if Asterisk and the kernel being compiled for i686 is why this Mini-ITX with a Via processor keeps freezing... :)
17:04.37jsmithVery well could be.
17:05.24Alric-OfceHrm.  Yum not showing i586 kernels.
17:06.22jsmithI think they combined the .i386 and i586 kernels.
17:07.36Alric-OfceHmm.
17:07.56Alric-OfceIf I do yum search kernel, it brings up kernel.i586
17:08.06Alric-OfceIf I do yum search kernel.i586, it shows no matches.
17:08.21jsmithwhat does "yum list kernel.i586" show?
17:08.50Alric-Ofcetwo .i686 installed, one .i586 available.
17:08.57Alric-OfceThats a really nice command.
17:09.12jsmith"yum install kernel.i586"
17:09.31Alric-Ofce:)
17:09.54Alric-OfceThe heck.
17:09.58Alric-OfceNothing to do
17:10.57Alric-OfceHrm.
17:11.05Alric-OfceIt lists the kernel.586 in the update section though.
17:11.10Alric-Ofcei586
17:17.48Alric-OfceWhere do I set my system arch?
17:21.49jsmithuname -a will show it.
17:21.57jsmithIt all depends on the kernel
17:22.15Alric-Ofcea i586 kernel is available.
17:22.19Alric-OfceBut yum doesn't want to install it.
17:22.48Alric-OfceI'm wondering if its ignoring what I'm telling it because of this matcharch argument in yum.conf.
17:24.57jsmithYou can always manually download it and install it with RPM
17:25.06jsmithThen update grub.conf to make it the default
17:25.22Alric-OfceWell, I know I could do that.
17:25.35Alric-OfceBut I'm wondering why yum is messed up (yet again?)
17:29.47jsmithProbably because the arch thing.
17:29.50jsmithNot really sure.
17:35.27Alric-OfceYeah, I switched to an i386 kernel.
17:35.31Alric-OfceTurned off exactarch.
17:35.42Alric-OfceStill can't install this kernel.i586 I see when I yum search kernel
17:38.30Alric-OfceThis is getting aggravating.
17:40.38Alric-OfceI don't have kernel-devel for the i386 kernel, and yum won't install it.
17:55.30Alric-OfceApparently I should have switched to i586 before I installed the current kernel.
18:11.02Juggieblitzrage!
18:57.54Alric-OfceHmm
18:58.10Alric-OfceI tried installing i586 kernel.  It says its already installed.  But all my kernels say i686 :(
19:05.06jsmithHold please
19:05.28jsmithrpm -q --queryformat '%{ARCH} %{NAME}\n' kernel
19:05.31jsmithRun that, please
19:06.09jsmithblitzrage: Did you see my updated instructions on Bug 8513?
19:06.46Alric-Ofcei686 kernel
19:06.47Alric-Ofce2x
19:07.09jsmithOk, then it appears that the i586 kernel isn't installed.
19:08.19Alric-OfceYeah
19:08.30Alric-Ofcerpm still bitches at me whenever I tell it to install the i586 one I downloaded though :/
19:11.34jsmithrpm -q --queryformat '%{NAME}-%{VERSION}-%{RELEASE}-%{ARCH}\n' kernel
19:12.24Alric-Ofcekernel-2.6.9-42.EL-i686 and -42.0.3.EL-i686
19:13.42jsmithOK, that's definitive then... the i586 kernel isn't installed.
19:14.01jsmithIf the version and release of the i586 version match the i686 version, you might have to remove the i686 version first.
19:14.54Alric-OfceThey do match.
20:10.59jsmithWhat's the full output of "uname -a" and " rpm -q --queryformat '%{NAME}-%{VERSION}-%{RELEASE}-%{ARCH}\n' kernel"
20:18.36Alric-OfceLinux terrytire-pbx 2.6.9-42.0.3.plus.c4 #1 Fri Oct 6 10:37:39 CDT 2006 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
20:19.00Alric-Ofcekernel-2.6.9-42.EL-i686
20:19.00Alric-Ofcekernel-2.6.9-42.0.3.EL-i686
20:19.00Alric-Ofcekernel-2.6.9-42.0.3.plus.c4-i586
20:19.07Alric-OfceCurrently using the last one.
20:19.16Alric-Ofce(Obviously, I guess)
20:25.47blitzrageJuggie: y0!
20:25.55blitzragejsmith: not yet -- I plan on playing with that tomorrow!
20:26.00blitzrageheading back to the apt. tonight
20:31.31jsmithok, cool
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