irclog2html for #asterisk on 20031119

00:00.05Yog-homeand when I do a print "verbose whatever"; in the script, the args show up in the remote console
00:00.08Yog-homelike:
00:00.11marcus-AGI(script.agi|arg1|arg2|arg3)
00:00.16Yog-home<PROTECTED>
00:00.16Yog-home<PROTECTED>
00:00.21Yog-homeit needs | ?
00:00.41marcus-maybe.  * has pretty strange syntax sometimes
00:00.54marcus-yog, * has other issues to fix before it can become mainstream
00:00.57Yog-homei mean, is it command,arg,arg.... command(arg,arg)
00:01.03anthm, inside () regex to |
00:01.06Yog-homemaybe on tuesday
00:01.39marcus-* typically seperates arguements to applications with |
00:01.56anthmAGI,agi.pl|arg = AGI(agi.pl,arg)
00:01.57marcus-although obviously not exclusively
00:02.09Yog-homeso it should work
00:02.24anthmpassing args to agi is a different story that passing it to the app
00:02.32Yog-homehrm.i'll try the | method
00:03.18anthmi'm not sure it even supports > 1 arg
00:03.22Yog-homenow, should I try AGI(script|arg1|arg2) or AGI,script|arg1|arg2 ?
00:03.29Yog-homei'd be happy w/ one
00:03.40Yog-homeor even just being able to read the extension
00:03.43marcus-try them and find out :)
00:03.50Yog-homeI suppose I could use the "get var" command
00:04.09Yog-homebut I figured at the minimum the current extension should be exported into the environment
00:04.13anthmwell you should be able to do that either way
00:04.43Yog-homebut I didn't feel like searching the source code to figure out what sort of environment he gives us, so just tried to pass it :)
00:04.52anthmi like to do AGI(app.agi.pl,arg1::arg2::arg3)
00:04.56anthmand in the agi
00:04.59Yog-homeDOCS RULE
00:05.06anthm@ARGV = split('::',shift);
00:05.24JerJerYog-home:  vi asterisk.c
00:05.32JerJervi apps/app_agi.c
00:05.36Yog-homethat implies that args are on STDIN, eh ?
00:05.46Yog-homeJerJer: yeh..that's what i've been doing :(
00:06.08Yog-homeguess this is one good way to get consulting fees :)  don't document it!
00:06.22marcus-shhhhh
00:06.32Yog-homeYGWYPF :)
00:06.33JerJerwould you rather have mark documenting or coding?
00:07.08Yog-homei tend to do both when I write stuff :-)  but that's just me ... doc writing is boring
00:07.09marcus-hrm, so if i Dial with flags 'H' and 'g', and the caller uses * to hang up, will they continue on in the same context, or will the call be dropped?
00:07.10JerJerplus Mark wrote the code, he will not see most of the noob problems
00:07.28marcus-yeah, its up to the community to write howtos and stuff, for sure
00:07.33marcus-standard OSS practice
00:07.35Yog-homeyeh I guess
00:07.39bkw_muhahaha
00:07.46Yog-homeso get to it
00:07.56bkw_i'm doing the sneak attack on the telco
00:08.10bkw_i'm on mute.. SBC is blaming us for like this 80 dollar call on this ladies bill
00:08.16marcus-if i spend any time contributing to *, its going to start with fixing the Makefile
00:08.20bkw_teh second she says "You need to call yoru ISP"
00:08.31Yog-homeyou'll bust in
00:08.31bkw_marcus- whats wrong with the makefile?
00:08.32JerJermarcus-: the makefile ?!
00:08.43marcus-INSTALL_PREFIX is broken
00:08.48bkw_FIX IT
00:08.48marcus-in zaptel and *
00:08.53Yog-homeeh ?  seems to work for me
00:08.53bkw_submit a patch
00:08.57bkw_and we will get it in cvs
00:08.57marcus-bkw; i know
00:08.58Yog-homealthough u have to change all the other stuff
00:09.05marcus-yog; thats what i mean, its broken
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00:09.12Yog-homewell, only like 5 lines
00:09.14Yog-hometo change
00:09.15marcus-it doesnt act at all like it is expected to
00:09.17Yog-homeno biggy
00:09.23Yog-homehrm..
00:09.31marcus-well
00:09.38Yog-homewell, it's not set up for a 'self contained' installation..which is what I like
00:09.38marcus-it doesnt act at all like a 'typical' gnu app anyway
00:09.42marcus-exactly
00:09.45Yog-homeeverything under /usr/local/asterisk
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00:10.05marcus-at some ppoint in the next few weeks i'll be setting up a production * server
00:10.06Yog-homebut i'm picky that way
00:10.14marcus-at that point i'll take the time to make a diff to fix the Makefile
00:10.23Yog-homei don't like stuff that writes to the sacred /etc /bin /usr/sbin dirs that's not part of the OS distro :-)
00:10.23marcus-because i'm not going to want to have to deal with it every time i 'cvs update'
00:10.31marcus-yeh exactly
00:10.39pattiejawelp.  that didn't work either.  giving up for the night
00:10.45marcus-i havent cared up until this point because i've just been playing with * on a disposable sandbox
00:10.48Yog-homemarcus-: write a ed script :)
00:10.55haighisquestion on IAX2 with Nufone////
00:10.59Yog-homemarcus-: run it on the make file, poof :-)
00:11.15haighisanyone out there can field a couple quick questions about iax2 and nufone??
00:11.22marcus-yog; or better yet, i'll supply a diff to the maintainers
00:11.35Yog-homeheh
00:11.37marcus-i dont think theres anyone here who knows about iax2 with nufone
00:11.56haighiswhy do you say that marcus?
00:11.59Yog-homemarcus-: well, not sure how you could fix that
00:12.13marcus-yog; INSTALL_PREFIX should be /usr by default, not ''
00:12.21haighishey JerJer you out there...
00:12.26n3wb33what is iax2?
00:12.32Yog-homemarcus-: yeh, but it wants to install stuff in /etc
00:12.34haighis!info iax2
00:12.40Yog-homemarcus-: so that wouldn't work
00:12.58marcus-well, i guess really it should be more like ./configure's behavior
00:13.21Yog-homemarcus-: it'll install stuff in a self contained manner, just w/ a silly dir structure, like /usr/local/asterisk/usr/sbin/blah/de/blah
00:13.23marcus-conf should go into $INSTALL_PREFIX/etc/asterisk by default
00:13.31JerJerhaighis: nope
00:13.33marcus-yeah, thats not acceptable to me
00:13.59marcus-really, * needs to be autoconf'd
00:14.11JerJermarcus-: you gonna support it FOREVER?
00:14.11Yog-homeyeh probably
00:14.13marcus-but thats over my head
00:14.16haighiscan you help JerJer...just want to confirm if there is a better config for IAX2 with nufone. I am able to make calls...but they are no reliable..
00:14.20Yog-homethat looks like a lot of work though :)
00:14.26anthmthe os should be *'s bitch anyway why move the stuff who has a box that runs it along with anything else impt
00:14.32Yog-homehave to learn all about the autoconf junk
00:14.55marcus-jerjer; so you're saying that the maintainers have no interest in learning about autoconf-enabled projects?
00:14.55JerJerhaighis: iax or iax2 shouldn't matter... if your having trouble with quality check your network
00:15.02Yog-homeanthm: just a preference thing
00:15.12haighisJerJer: i have been changing the config trying different options to help performance..
00:15.16anthmonce you install * on a box it is part of the os anyway cos that is all the box is destened to do unlessy ou want it to die
00:15.26haighisJerJer: so my DSL line...
00:15.32marcus-anthm; spend some time running produciton unix servers and you'll probably understand after a while
00:15.34JerJerhaighis: what's your latency to switch-1.nufone.net
00:15.37JerJerhow about packet loss?
00:15.48Yog-homeanthm: hehe
00:16.03haighisJerJer: latency is 51 to 59 ms
00:16.17Yog-homeanthm: u saying don't run anythinmg but * on a box eh ? :)
00:16.22marcus-and while i believe that it isn't nufone's problem, i dont think its a problem with my network, either
00:16.33haighisJerJer 17% packet loss tonight
00:16.35Yog-homeanthm: can I run SSHD ? :-)
00:16.40marcus-17% packet loss?!@
00:16.48JerJerhaighis:  1 packet lost is a problem
00:17.07JerJer(notice i didn't put a percent sign in there)
00:17.24doughecka0% here
00:17.24haighisJerJer: i have 1 mb down, 320 kb upload dsl connection..
00:17.35dougheckaand I am on an unstable dsl
00:17.38JerJeryou need to bitch at your ISP
00:17.39JerJerLOUDLY
00:17.52JerJerpacket loss is INTOLERABLE
00:17.57marcus-i wasn't able to get good voice quality over my cable modem to *any* iax2/sip provider until i enabled upstream traffic shaping on my router
00:18.13haighisJerJer: i hear you but what can i say to them...
00:18.20Yog-homegrr..gayness
00:18.22dougheckaFIX IT!
00:18.23bkw_tiem to kick the telco in the neck
00:18.29bkw_Yog-home you called my name?
00:18.32JerJer"I am getting 17% packet loss, fix your shit and give me a credit"
00:18.36dougheckabeing soft today bkw_?
00:18.37doughecka:)
00:18.42Yog-homebkw_: heh :)
00:18.47haighistime to pull out the can of wup ass and open it i guess.
00:18.50marcus-but yeah, 17% packet loss is unacceptable from *any* provider, even if you're not doing voip
00:19.24JerJerno
00:19.28JerJerpacket loss is unacceptable
00:19.35JerJerperiod
00:19.37cypromisany packet loss is unaccepteable
00:19.38haighisJerJer: to confirm what causes packet loss? their lack of bandwidth?
00:19.48marcus-lots of things cause packet loss
00:19.52cypromisyeah I want it in T shape
00:20.00marcus-some packet loss is inevitable on the public internet
00:20.03n3wb33your imesh for example ;)
00:20.09marcus-but that brings us back to the most important point of the day
00:20.13marcus-THE PUBLIC INTERNET IS NOT RELIABLE
00:20.16Yog-homehow long has * been around ?
00:20.21n3wb33lol ... the public internet
00:20.27JerJermarcus-: wrong
00:20.34haighisn3wb33: what do you enable on the router for traffic shaping..some type of Quality of Service?
00:20.47Yog-homeit can be pretty reliable if you stay within an ISP
00:20.49JerJermarcus-: most lame ISPs have no idea what peering means
00:20.49marcus-jerjer; until we can go for 5 years without it being taken down because sprint lets a customer announce 0/0
00:20.50n3wb33haighis: www.lartc.org, iirc
00:20.58marcus-i'm going to stand behind my statement
00:21.08JerJerPEEERING
00:21.27Yog-homecrossing ISPs can get u in trouble tho
00:21.37Yog-homedamn NAP points get all congested, go down, etc
00:21.39n3wb33the internet is no the big cloud on the flipchart labeled internet ....
00:21.41marcus-jerjer; "peering" by itself doesnt solve the problem
00:21.52marcus-yog; exactly
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00:22.08JerJerd'oh
00:22.09Yog-homeinternet needs pervasive QoS
00:22.10bkw_NUFONE ROCKS!
00:22.20dougheckahmmm
00:22.24dougheckaipv6 behind nat?
00:22.27Yog-homebut then lamers will probably just abuse it by sending all their crap w/ EF prio or something
00:22.29Sp3ciaL_Kreplace IP with MPLS
00:22.34dougheckaproblem is the app is pulling my local ip address
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00:22.42marcus-yog; but at least then its easier to track down the abusers
00:22.44JerJermarcus-: don't use NAP points...  come on learn about the technology before bashing it
00:22.52Yog-homeyeh i guess
00:23.04marcus-jerjer; i'm pretty comfortable with my understand of internet peering architecture, thanks
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00:23.07Yog-homemost ISPs use NAP points
00:23.24marcus-i'm not bashing the technology
00:23.27Yog-homesome peer incestously
00:23.31Yog-homesome do both
00:23.34JerJermarcus-: might wana study some more
00:23.38marcus-i'm just saying that the public internet as it exists today is not reliable for realtime communications
00:23.45marcus-and if you do rely on it, you will get screwed someday
00:23.52JerJermkay
00:23.54cypromislife is also not reliable for realtime communications
00:24.09Sp3ciaL_KBGP is beautiful
00:24.15CelticHa ha ha ha
00:24.18Celtic:-)
00:24.19marcus-and if you're saying "make sure that all ISPs involved have private peering", then its not really the 'public internet'
00:24.40haighisis ilbc good for IAX2?
00:24.52marcus-XO/ATDN private peering was fucked up for a solid 6-8 hours this past weekend
00:24.53Yog-homehehe..you won't find too many ppl in a VOIP chatroom saying that the Inet is unreliable for VOIP ... that's their bread and butter :-)
00:25.05JerJerhaighis: 17% packet loss is a show stopper
00:25.07CelticATDN is generally fucked up
00:25.19Sp3ciaL_K10% is show stopper.
00:25.22marcus-not that badly, celtic
00:25.25n3wb33Yog-home: voip is just a marketing gag ;)
00:25.46Yog-homen3wb33: yeh..it has it's place
00:25.48Celticmarcus: Worst routing system I've seen in years
00:26.02marcus-celtic; and used by a huge number of internet eyeballs
00:26.14marcus-which just bolsters my statement that "the public internet" is not reliable
00:26.30Celticmarcus: Which is why they are wasting their time marketing it for "business" use
00:26.40Sp3ciaL_Kman why is my Xwindows fucked..i set it to 1280x1024 and is not using the whole window.
00:26.51doughecka#xfree
00:27.02n3wb33#winxp
00:27.03CelticSorry - we just got through some serious tests across 10 networks and ATDN came out bottom
00:27.07Yog-homeSp3ciaL_K: use those v/h size controls on your monitor :-)
00:27.19Sp3ciaL_Khmm
00:27.20marcus-someday aol/tw is gonna figure out how to circumvent any relevant regulation, and the next day their network will suddenly be QoS-capable, and the day after that they will walk all over the telcos.
00:27.26Celticmarcus: Latency is * horrible* on ATDN
00:27.44marcus-celtic; in my experience, latency isnt really that horrid
00:27.47marcus-although jitter is less than ideal
00:28.07marcus-also, since most peoples perspective of ATDN involves at least one endpoint on a cable modem
00:28.16marcus-you have to keep in mind all of the crap that DOCSIS does
00:29.06Yog-homewhat's DOCSIS ?  the cable  modem link layer proto ?
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00:29.46haighisJerJer: i called the ISP..their were supriselingly responsive to fix it
00:29.51marcus-Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification
00:29.56CelticThe DOCSIS part we could cope with - actually we have multiple VPNs set up on local RoadRunner network that perform fine for a 384k point to point except for the power dependency issue
00:30.06bkw_haighis most ISP's are.. but you can't take ICMP losses as true packet loss
00:30.09CelticIt is the ATDN backbone that is horrible
00:30.12bkw_since on our network we rate limit the crap
00:30.14marcus-haighis; thats because 17% packet loss is completely unacceptable
00:30.25CelticLevel 3 it ain't !
00:30.27bkw_17 icmp loss doesn't == 17% true packet loss
00:30.39marcus-yeah, like level 3 is a real model of reliable ip backbone services
00:30.49Yog-homeyeh...lots of routers have rate limits set up for ICMP
00:30.56Celticmarcus: Far superior to ATDN
00:30.58Sp3ciaL_Kanyone from Toronto?
00:31.13Yog-homeeww..thank god I'm not
00:31.21haighisbut i think it's general sampling...that i did to determine the packet loss no?
00:31.54Yog-homeah..it looks like it's supposed to spoo out all these variables in the form of "agi_foo:" ... including "extension"
00:31.59Yog-homeso why isn't muh perl gittin it ?
00:32.11marcus-celtic; so your beef is that the latency is too high, or that it is too inconsistent?
00:32.19haighiswouldn't you all like me to flood my findings:)
00:32.33haighis* kick me
00:32.37Yog-homedoes the AGI 'verbose' command need the stuff your printing quoted in some way ?
00:33.14Celticmarcus: beef is that ATDN often adds 2000 miles to a trip as compared to the competition and as a result of their desire to use few peering points the latency sucks
00:33.32marcus-ah
00:34.34marcus-thats not that atypical
00:34.48marcus-i dunno, i'm not gonna bitch about 30ms, personally
00:34.48Celtice.g Cincinnati - Nufone is 500 miles via local telco and 2500 via ATDN
00:35.08marcus-which is the difference between pinging my chi colo from my ny cable modem, and pinging my chi colo from my newark colo
00:35.10haighiscould someone help me... test a website seems to be down..it's http://www.jivesoftware.com/xmpp/smack/
00:35.20CelticCincinnati to most VoIP providers is > 100mS on ATDN
00:35.22Sp3ciaL_Koh man i have to do presentation on asterisk in 2 weeks and have no clue what to write about it...I hate term papers
00:35.31haighiswant to make sure..it's not my shity connection
00:35.41Celticand is sub 40mS to all midwest and east coast on most others
00:37.15marcus-my cable modem is 75ms from nufone and 30ms from voicepulse
00:37.33haighismarcus what
00:37.41Celticmarcus: Depends which Nufone you mean - there are several switches
00:37.43haighisis your thoughts on voicepulse?
00:37.46marcus-ah, switch-1
00:37.51marcus-is what i'm basing that on
00:38.07royk_home<PROTECTED>
00:38.15Celticmarcus: I'm guessing you are in Chicago then
00:38.16marcus-haighis; i've been quite happy with them... but i've only spent $30 with them, so i dont have a huge amount of experience
00:38.20haighisCeltic what are the other switches for nufone..i tried guessing them
00:38.26marcus-celtic; i'm in NY
00:38.42royk_homemarcus-: classic american terroist
00:38.53marcus-?
00:39.01Celticmarcus: Would be interested in the ATDN route NY>Windy
00:39.01haighisthat was nice...
00:40.14marcus-ithaca-rochester-syracuse-albany-newark-ashburn-[XO]-DC-chicago
00:40.21marcus-is the route from my cable modem to my xo colo
00:40.36haighisCeltic: do you know tthose other switch hostnames for nufone?
00:40.49Celtichaighis: switch-2 has been on holiday and switch-3 is alive but not sure of service status and it pings v. nicely from any Level 3 access point
00:41.09marcus-i'm 65ms from switch-3.nufone
00:41.10dougheckawhats ATDN?
00:41.18marcus-aol timewarner data network
00:41.18Celticplus they have a box in Chicago doing inbound 800s taht is called something different
00:41.38dougheckaI am 50 ms
00:41.41bkw_I think its for DID's
00:42.06haighissweet..i get no packet loss for  switch-3.nufone.net
00:42.31Celticswitch-1 is supposedly in Chicago though I personally assumed it was in north east Michican on the basis of some diagnostics
00:42.38Celticmake that nor west
00:42.43loko_mokowhere is 2 and 3
00:42.52dougheckaWOW!
00:42.58dougheckaswitch 1 is 123 ms
00:43.00Celtic2 is in hospital
00:43.01dougheckaugh
00:43.05marcus-round-trip min/avg/max/mdev = 2.245/2.832/4.775/0.469 ms
00:43.11marcus-thats from my * server to voicepulse
00:43.16Celtic3 is near Detroit I think
00:43.22haighisthat is what they gave me..and i am sure they based on me being canada although you never know why i was given swtich1
00:44.14Celticthat may have ben before switch-3 was alive
00:44.31bkw_There is currently a 60-75 day turnaround time for products ordered today to the time we can deliver them.
00:44.33bkw_DAMN
00:44.41dougheckaouch
00:45.12Celticbkw_: Sounds like they have to order the oil derivative to make the plastic to......
00:45.40haighisCeltic: can i use any of the nufone switches or only switch-1?
00:46.00Yog-homeAGI verbose command DOES need a quoted string as an arg
00:46.06dougheckaswitch-3 has 50 ms lag, while switch1 has 121 ms
00:46.21Celtichaighis:Plan was to make all accounts work on all but I don't think that has happened yet - therefore I guess not unless you contact they guys and have your account moved
00:46.53Simon_caany one have an opinion on the best sounding voice for festival?
00:47.14haighisCeltic: that will explain why i can't connect to switch-3..or make calls
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00:48.50haighisi get the famouse "No one is available to answer at this time"
00:49.21Celticmarcus: The route from Cincinnati Nufone also goes via DC, Virginia and NY :-)
00:49.44data[Zzz]nn folks
00:49.50cypromisn8 mr. data
00:49.51cypromis:)
00:50.03Celticdata: Look after mr. Bush please
00:50.46marcus-celtic; thats because AOLs major peering point is in ashburn
00:51.12marcus-east coast, anyway
00:51.26Celticmarcus: I'm sure - but that is my point - it is too hub centric
00:51.27marcus-i think you could just as well blame qwest for not peering with atdn in the midwest
00:52.09Celticmarcus: They will change - they have to.
00:52.27marcus-why?
00:52.34Connorwere is switch-2 ? :)
00:52.45marcus-and extra 30ms isnt the end of the world
00:52.47marcus-even for voip
00:52.50Celticmarcus: Because the current model suffers badly with even a single failure
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00:54.59Celticmarcus: If the primary path has latency 2X the competition imagine what the fallback does ;-) - this model is fine for web page download - not for bi-directional anypoint-anypoint traffic
00:55.13n3wb33the packet loss is gone ;-)
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00:55.25dougheckahah
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00:57.48marcus-celtic; if ashburn went down and suddenly your traffic ended up hitting the west coast atdn peering point, i doubt it would affect you all that much
00:59.12Celticmarcus: Been there already
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01:05.16Connorhow much BW does ilbc use?
01:06.05n3wb33Connor: payload is 13.3kbits
01:06.34Connorulaw and GSM ?
01:07.54tholo64 & 16 kbit payloads.
01:08.57n3wb33isnt gsm 13 kbits?
01:10.19tholoErr...  Yeah, it is.  Sorry.
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01:11.16dougheckahmm, I thinks my ipv6 is working
01:11.18cypromisgsm is 13.5 afair
01:11.54Connorwhats better? GSM or ILBC ?
01:12.02cypromisin what sense
01:12.10cypromisgsm is far better in cpu utilisation
01:12.16cypromisilbc is more resistant to small packet loss
01:12.37anthmspeex does pretty good if you are * to *
01:12.38Connorand both about the same BW...
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01:14.23anthmhttp://mrtg.650dialup.com/206.112.88.58_17-month.png guess whn i switched to speex
01:15.37Connoraroudn week 42 ?
01:16.00tholoWhat did you switch from?
01:18.39PoincareWhat he switched from seems to be a big secret...
01:19.10dougheckaheh
01:19.36tholoLPC10? ;-)
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01:36.51Kumbangguys, what are voice operators run asterisk beside nufone
01:37.16cypromisanybody tied zaptel with 2.6 ?
01:38.12izoKumbang : voiceplus
01:38.18dougheckano, but if I catch zaptel, I will be sure to tie it up with something
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01:43.55km-hey guys, weirdest thing's been happening to me in the last two days
01:44.18km-both of my 7960's are rebooting like half a second into the call
01:44.21km-anyone ever hear of that?
01:44.26km-it just started happening
01:51.03ionixHi, what is the Asterisk page with a step-by-step tutorial about installing and configuring Asterisk with FXO and FXS ?
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01:53.43pbxtechcan the VM send a DTMF code to turn on a VM light? and a code to turn it off..
01:53.57neverhadachoicehey.  anyone done anything complex with parking.conf?
01:56.06neverhadachoicei've basically got two contexts, so two groups of users, and i want to set it so that only phones from the same context as the phone who parked the call to pick it up
01:57.05neverhadachoiceparking.conf seems to just lump all parked calls into the same area.. is this how it works or can i specify [contextname] context=>parkedcallsgroup1
01:58.37neverhadachoice..hello?
01:58.46neverhadachoice-_-
01:59.01dougheckaplease stand by, all other representitives are busy
01:59.12dougheckaplease stay on the line, your call is important to us
01:59.25doughecka(music)
01:59.29neverhadachoicehaha
01:59.33neverhadachoicegg
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01:59.49ROM_Manyour wait time is.... 456732242 minutes
02:00.14dougheckayour number is.... 2342342987
02:00.25dougheckawe are currently surving number 3
02:00.35neverhadachoiceyer mum's currently serving number 3
02:00.45doughecka:)
02:00.48neverhadachoice^_^
02:02.41neverhadachoiceoh well.  i'll leave this thing idling.  if anyone reads it and has an answer.. well.. obviously, /query me.
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02:09.01UnixDawgbenjk you around ?
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02:23.24guest272anyone has a guide on how to configure the asterisk to use enum service ?
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02:27.48km-the question officially goes to cisco-voip!
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02:27.55km-there are gremlins in my phones I just know it!
02:28.03tim27hello everyone ;)
02:28.08km-hi
02:28.26tim27any know if it's possible to run asterisk on lindows
02:28.45dougheckaLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
02:28.51dougheckaer
02:28.55dougheckait may be possible
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02:28.59dougheckabut get a _real_ OS :)
02:29.03dougheckalike redhat
02:29.08dougheckaor mandrake :)
02:29.10tim27i have redhat 9.0
02:29.27tim27asterisk is installed on redhat 9.0 too...
02:29.32dougheckaah
02:29.40UnixDawgok incoming is working again
02:29.42dougheckathen why are you wondering if it runs on lindows?
02:29.42tim27will have to learn red hat so..
02:29.51UnixDawgI an 90% back to where I should be
02:30.12tim27with red hat... i'm not so familiar...
02:30.20UnixDawgand veratouch  compiles and works
02:30.25km-damned 7960s
02:30.26km-ah well
02:30.29km-time for bed
02:30.31dougheckasend them to me
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02:30.40dougheckaor leave
02:30.45tim27anyone know a good newbie redhat book ???
02:30.52dougheckanope
02:30.53doughecka:)
02:31.01angomhi everyone, is there a problem with digium cvs ? I can't connect  to it
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02:31.08dougheckaI downloaded it into my brain
02:31.19onixxanyone got an ata-186 here ?
02:31.26tim27about the directory structure of linux and basic shell command
02:31.47dougheckathe directory structer is like this:
02:31.53tim27doug : the core of lindow is linux right ???
02:31.58doughecka<PROTECTED>
02:32.04tim27yes...
02:32.06dougheckaeverything above that is linux
02:32.22doughecka:)
02:32.29onixxI'd like to know if it is possible to have call waiting with an ata-186
02:32.29tim27mnt are for the driver
02:32.30dougheckaask in #redhat
02:32.33dougheckathey should know
02:32.41tim27thanks...
02:32.57tim27i will have first step learn linux
02:33.05tim27second step learn asterisk...
02:33.06doughecka~nslookup heck.afraid.com
02:33.21dougheckablech
02:33.42doughecka~nslookup heck.9over9.com
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02:40.08tim27doug : people in redhat dont seem to like newbies
02:40.34dougheckaindeed
02:40.39dougheckatry #linux
02:40.41doughecka:P
02:40.45dougheckaor try mandrake
02:40.47dougheckaits pretty easy
02:40.50doughecka#mandraje
02:40.53dougheckamandrake
02:44.25decodehmm
02:44.40decodeDial(SIP/66123@fwd) ?
02:49.13daork15:32 < tim27> i will have first step learn linux
02:49.25daork...2 years later...
02:49.27daork15:33 < tim27> second step learn asterisk...
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02:58.03*** topic/#asterisk by kram -> Digium is safe from tornados
02:58.14angomcvs.digium.comtim27
02:58.23angomoopss
02:58.27troutah.. heard about those tornados this morning from my coworkers
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03:03.37decodehmm
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03:09.04decodehmm
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03:16.40decodestill no luck w/ fwd
03:21.33jsharpBuh.
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03:29.43decodefor some reason..
03:29.55decodeincoming fwd calls end up in 'the prompty recording studio'?
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03:43.09rozo??
03:43.14rozoso quiet
03:46.52jetsboiOOm
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03:51.15decode*sighs*
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03:52.45phsdshftisn't that tornadoes?
03:55.49decodecant get freeworld dialup working w/ * at all..
03:56.06decodedecode is apparently too stupid..
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04:00.15Sanwhat up people
04:00.29Sanhello
04:01.31Sanahh people can anyone suggest me a cost effective SIP/Gateway
04:02.04Sanany Quintum Gateway users here
04:02.35Sanbkw_ you there
04:04.10SanAny one working on Voice GEnie
04:04.19Sanerr voicegenie
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04:04.25Sanhelllo
04:04.33SanIronHelix what up
04:05.08SanFuzzyCat are you there
04:05.20Sanahhh jerjer the Man
04:05.46Sanwhatz this all dead people
04:05.52phsdshftheh
04:06.00Sanheeeeeeeeyyyyyyyy one alive
04:06.20phsdshftare you looking for a SIP capable phone?
04:06.43Sanphsdshft ...any experience with SIP+Gateway
04:07.05phsdshftI dont use SIP
04:07.11phsdshftbut I thought Asterisk could be a SIP gateway..
04:07.11SanI am looking for Gateway which has SIP compatability
04:07.31Sanyeah I have installed asterisk and tried out things
04:07.42Sanbut ....
04:07.57decodestill trying to get this damn thing working (freeworld dialup)
04:08.02decodeand it seems impossible
04:08.13phsdshftdecode: a dialup account?
04:08.25decodeno, sip provider
04:08.28decodewww.fwdnet.net
04:08.30phsdshftoh heh
04:08.50SanI was wanting some suggestions on Gateway with SIP compatabililty other than Asterisk
04:08.59decodeSER might work?
04:09.04phsdshftSan: The mailing list doesn't help?
04:09.13Sannot really
04:09.17decodepersonally i use * and love it, even if extensions.conf confuses me
04:09.34phsdshftSan: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=site%3Alists.digium.com+sip+gateway that doesn't help?
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04:14.09Stealth_Manoops
04:15.25decodeanyone feeling very nice?
04:15.29Alfranyone know how can I run vxml scripts under asterisk?
04:15.41bkw_never fear bkw is here...
04:15.49bkw_New Qeye tonight.. DAMN GOOD
04:15.51decodebkw, will you be my friend?
04:16.01bkw_decode define friend?
04:16.10bkw_and does it require a dental dam?
04:16.24decodesomeone nice enough to help me get this fwd shit working.
04:16.37Stealth_Mandecode what is wrong with FWD ?
04:16.39decodeIn return, i will help you with finding mystery of nirvana
04:16.41Stealth_Manlet's make it working
04:17.20decodeStealth_Man It seems to be not registering properly, did 'sip debug'.. says it registered ok, but no debug msg's on incoming calls
04:17.25decodethey go straight to fwd's vmail
04:17.32bkw_is * behind nat?
04:17.49decodebkw_ sort of.. nat with all ports tcp and udp forwarded to that box
04:18.12bkw_* behind nat == evil
04:18.17Stealth_Mantake a look into /var/log/asterisk/messages
04:18.20decodestill should get SIP messages telling it what's hapenng, no?
04:18.20cypromisfantastic
04:18.20Stealth_Mando you see anything ?
04:18.21bkw_cypromis work?
04:18.25cypromisperfect
04:18.28cypromiscalled digium
04:18.28bkw_sip or iax?
04:18.30cypromis:)
04:18.32cypromisiax2
04:18.45Stealth_Mandont look from asterisk console ...
04:18.46bkw_well yes
04:18.47bkw_IAX is good
04:18.48Stealth_Mancypromis
04:18.56Stealth_Mani just tested IAx with puzzled !!!
04:19.03cypromispstn -> x101 -> * -> nat -> nat -> nat -> * -> * -> termination -> pstn -> digium
04:19.04cypromisha
04:19.05Stealth_Manwe have 2 hour phone chat !! qualit ywas excellent !!
04:19.15cypromisStealth_Man: I run iax termination as a carrier
04:19.16cypromis:)
04:19.26bkw_cypromis who?
04:19.29Stealth_Mancypromis: we had discussion about you too :))
04:20.17cypromisbkw_, who what ?
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04:20.43Stealth_Mandecode: do you see errors ?
04:20.48bkw_you sell IAX termination?
04:20.50decodeStealth_Man looking
04:20.58cypromisbkw_, yeah, in alaw land
04:20.59cypromis:)
04:21.00maharzaniaxcomm help
04:21.31Alfranyone know how can I run vxml scripts under asterisk?
04:21.45decodeStealth_Man no, but incoming calls go to hell
04:22.01decodethey never get answered
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04:22.05Stealth_Mandecode : how do you run Asterisk ?
04:22.15decodejust as 'asterisk'
04:22.24ionixHey people. I am trying to get people to use my phone line for free
04:22.39decodepstn? :)
04:22.40maharzanasterisk -vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvc
04:22.53bkw_that many v's are useless
04:22.55ionixI want that if someone calls my IAX number it sends it to the PSTN. I want to greet them and allow them to start to dial at anymore
04:23.08ionixanymoment
04:23.22ionixI also want to make some basic checking such as 911,411,611 et
04:23.23ionixetc
04:23.50bkw_read the handbook
04:23.53bkw_read the readme's
04:23.59bkw_search the mailing list..
04:24.16maharzananybody used X-lite soft phone with asterisk??
04:24.53bkw_!info xlite
04:24.54ionixbkw_: Read the handbook, the readme and some faqs
04:25.08decodebrb
04:26.02decodehmm nope
04:26.06decodenothing at all
04:26.22decodestill goes to fwd's vmail
04:26.44decodeshows i'm registered in 'sip show registry'
04:27.27maharzani am using IAX2.. how does it affect the bandwidth if i am using SIP client to call through *
04:27.37maharzanSIP-IAX??
04:28.00maharzanis it better to use iaxcomm if i am using IAX2?
04:28.00Alfrwhats this WARNING[245775]: File chan_oss.c, Line 679 (oss_indicate): Don't know how to display condition -1 on OSS/dsp ?
04:30.00decodeStealth_Man i see a few successful REGISTERS every now and then to fwd, but still no luck with incoming
04:30.09decodehell i'd be happy if i could make only outbound
04:31.53Stealth_Manredecode how are you testing incoming ??
04:33.10Stealth_Manmaharzan go to forums, you will find links and rest of info ...
04:33.13Stealth_Man~forums
04:33.14asterisk.xvoip.com
04:33.15decodeStealth_Man having a friend call as well as using a second client
04:33.30Stealth_Manare you sure about codec and other stuff ?
04:33.32Stealth_Mando you make NAT ?
04:33.59decodeStealth_Man that's from 'show dialplan' under context fwd
04:34.07maharzanwhere is te forum>
04:34.43Stealth_Man~forums
04:34.45asterisk.xvoip.com
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04:39.03bkw_never fear... bkw is here
04:40.12bevinshi bkw,
04:40.49bevinsHas anyone heard of problems with x100p freezing with open line?
04:41.17bkw_nope
04:41.20bkw_check irq's
04:42.34bevins9:  335125981          XT-PIC  wcfxo, eth0
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04:43.13bevinsits sharing irq with ethernet interface. IS this a bad thing?
04:43.42decodeirq 9 is weird anyways, being pic0 (irq 2) cascade
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08:53.32*** topic/#asterisk is Digium is safe from tornados
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08:54.00maharzan<PROTECTED>
08:54.04wasimknight-: ${CALLERID} asterisk.gnuinter.net
08:54.43knight-wasim, erm
08:54.51wasimknight-: asterisk-perl is your friend
08:54.57knight-wasim, you showed me some before
08:55.06knight-both ends
08:55.19danielqJerJer: so ztdummy needs to enabled in libzaptel as well?
08:56.23TheFloydhmmm
08:56.26wasimknight-: huh? i showed both ends of what?
08:56.37knight-well, the piece in the asterisk config
09:01.07wasimwheee.... almost 13 hours and no crash on IAX/GSM :)
09:01.25maharzanaism
09:01.26maharzanasim
09:02.25maharzani can't install iaxcomm
09:02.26maharzanhelp
09:02.36DisCorDiaSmallest system mentioned sucessfully running Asterisk was:
09:02.36DisCorDia> an original Pentium 100 Mhz, 32 MB RAM
09:02.37DisCorDiaha
09:02.46DisCorDiaive running it on a p90/32
09:04.40tessier_Congratulations.
09:04.56DisCorDialol
09:05.06DisCorDiagood ol basic
09:06.23knight-I think I might develop support for remote hardware resources (i.e. thin windows driver for wildcard that communicates to a local asterisk server)
09:06.23voidptrmooo
09:06.35knight-I'm tired of running out of PCI slots in this damn box
09:08.16DisCorDiajust get some ISA-cards ;)
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09:37.57*** topic/#asterisk is Digium is safe from tornados
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09:39.25ciyz net is my worst addiction
09:40.14voidptrok
09:40.30voidptrwhy would the power led burn red
09:40.31voidptr:P
09:40.38wasimno E1
09:40.48voidptrno :)
09:40.51voidptron the server
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09:43.06danielqwhat's the difference between voicemail and voicemail2 ??
09:43.22cypromis:)
09:47.58wasimdanielq: they're the same now
09:48.01voidptrdanielq : now nothing
09:48.04voidptrbah :)
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09:48.43danielqcool, thanks
09:49.01wasimdon't thank us, hail *
09:50.18danielqcan chan_mgcp act as an endpoint?  or is it just for communicating with endpoints
09:50.30jrollysonfinally got a production machine for * at work.
09:51.21jrollysonhmm.. did someone ever get around to documenting feature codes?
09:51.28TheFloydhm, danielq
09:51.32TheFloydthat question makes no sense
09:52.03TheFloydobviously if it's communicating with an "endpoint" it in itself is the other endpoint :)
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09:52.15danielqok...wrong terminology then
09:52.25TheFloydbut I think I know your question
09:52.32TheFloydand I don't know the answer :)
09:52.48TheFloydI just serve to annoy ;)
09:53.30danielqTheFloyd: your mother must be so proud ;P
09:53.40TheFloydhaha
09:54.13knight-I am very proud indeed.
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09:55.46danielqi'm trying to get a Cisco Callmanager to talk MGCP to an * box
09:57.09danielqgot h323 working but it's putting the IE in a h221 non-standard codepoint...which openh323 doesn't understand
09:57.31danielqwhich screws up my cunning plan for using * as our VM server
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09:58.59ares_good morning
10:00.43EagleRedmorning
10:00.51danielqevening ;)
10:00.57EagleRed:=
10:01.06ares_where is that
10:01.19knight-mornning
10:01.23knight-errr
10:01.30knight-i suppose 2am is still evening... so evening
10:01.48ares_3am here
10:01.49danielq2am is dark o'clock
10:01.51jrollysonahh
10:01.52jrollysonhttp://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+vertical+service+activation+codes
10:01.55jrollysonfound it.
10:02.29ares_i'm just pissed off right now....looking up for linux distro to switch to... my outlook got infected by worms just sent out viruses to my customers
10:02.39jrollysonhmm, how are similar features activated on NON zap channels?
10:02.42ares_then on top of that, my IE is infected by i don't know how many viruses
10:02.45RoyKEHLO roy.karlsbakk.net
10:02.57jrollyson550 Go away ;)
10:03.07levonlol
10:03.15wasimHELO RoyK
10:03.17levongoddag RoyK
10:03.23levonre wasim
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10:03.51wasimmerhaba levon, we got GSM working
10:03.57miller7-morning every1
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10:04.35levonwasim, congrats
10:04.41levonmorning miller7-
10:05.06voidptrfixed
10:05.14voidptreither the te410p didn't like 133mhz pci
10:05.26voidptror i didn't place the riser cage back in correctly
10:05.48voidptrmorning *
10:06.09miller7-morn levon, voidptr, cypromis and rest gang(sters)
10:08.50sizzzunghey guys
10:08.55sizzzunghow can i put throguh a test call
10:08.57sizzzungfrom the * console
10:09.32knight-call :)
10:09.38sizzzungi can't.
10:09.42knight-:P
10:09.51RoyKtake a look at sample.call in the source root
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10:11.42espenzI've got this errormessage;
10:11.43espenz[app_sayunixtime.so]WARNING[16384]: File loader.c, Line 228 (ast_load_resource): /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/app_sayunixtime.so: undefined symbol: ast_say_date_with_format
10:11.43espenzWARNING[16384]: File loader.c, Line 396 (load_modules): Loading module app_sayunixtime.so failed!
10:11.49espenzwhen i start, what is wrong?
10:12.11RoyKcvs update -Pd && make update clean all install
10:12.13RoyK:)
10:12.23RoyKseems you have an old app_sayunixtime.so
10:12.35voidptrok now fuckin whart
10:12.46sizzzungHhahhaahASJKLFHASLDJFALKSJDFKLASDJFAH
10:14.54espenzdaså
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10:15.27RoyKespenz: huh? nordmenn her inne? trodde jeg var alene jeg ...
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10:16.43espenzjeg også
10:16.46jrollysonis there an application to take ONE call off of a queue.
10:16.56RoyKespenz: hva bruker du * til?
10:17.09espenzRoyK: asterisk?
10:17.11RoyKjau
10:17.23espenzprøver å sette opp sentralbord egentlig, prøver bare litt
10:17.26espenzhar du fått det til?
10:17.40jrollysonI'd like supervisors to be able to pull single calls from a queue, without staying logged into that queue.
10:17.42sizzzungwhat exactly is 's'
10:17.45sizzzungin extensions.conf
10:17.57jrollysonsizzzung: start
10:18.03sizzzungahh.
10:18.08levonjrollyson, standard, not start
10:18.18sizzzunglevon: i've not been impressed by asterisk documentation at all.
10:18.19jrollysona call in "immeadiate" mode triggers the s extension.
10:18.32levonsizzzung, lol, it's not about being impressed, it's about getting knowledge
10:18.32maharzanhelp me install iaxComm anyone ?????
10:18.41RoyKok. har hatt det i drift her snart et år uten problemer med nå ca 20 klienter på SIP og en på IAX. Har noen MGCP-telefoner fra dlink du kan få billig av meg ...
10:18.45sizzzunglevon: not much knowledge to gain! :P
10:19.09espenzRoyK: har du et nummer jeg kan ringe for å teste sakene dine? ;P
10:19.11levonsizzzung, if you'd read carefully, you wouldn't say that. the extension mechanism is very well explained in the (over one year old) handbook drafts.
10:19.14jrollysonsizzzung: unfortunately, you have to be able te read the source :(
10:19.17RoyK22545070
10:19.23jrollysonat least for some of it.
10:19.51espenzuhm
10:19.57RoyKuhm what?
10:19.58espenzdet var jo en person som tok den?
10:20.05RoyKhehe. ja - jeg :)
10:20.09espenzveeel
10:20.13espenzjeg skal teste sakene dine
10:20.16espenzlyd osv?
10:20.17espenz:P
10:22.32sizzzungargh
10:22.36sizzzungblah
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10:24.14espenzRoyK?
10:24.15espenz<PROTECTED>
10:24.15espenzWARNING[16384]: File chan_modem.c, Line 384 (modem_setup): Unable to autodetect modem.  You'll need to specify a driver in modem.conf.  Please report modem identification (Linux ISDN) and which driver works to markster@linux-support.net.
10:24.15espenzWARNING[16384]: File chan_modem.c, Line 735 (mkif): Unable to configure modem '/dev/ttyI0'
10:24.15espenzERROR[16384]: File chan_modem.c, Line 871 (load_module): Unable to register channel '/dev/ttyI0'
10:24.17espenzWARNING[16384]: File loader.c, Line 305 (ast_load_resource): chan_modem.so: load_module failed, returning -1
10:24.19espenzWARNING[16384]: File loader.c, Line 351 (load_modules): Loading module chan_modem.so failed!
10:24.21espenzwhat is wrong ;p
10:24.22jrollysonsizzzung: www.voip-info.org may help you.
10:24.36maharzanhelp me install iaxComm anyone
10:24.48espenzuhm
10:24.52maharzani need reall help
10:24.59sizzzungmaharzan: shut the FUCK up and go read the fucking docs
10:25.10maharzanwhere are the docs?
10:25.12jrollysonmaharzan: each time you repeat makes people LESS willing to help you.
10:25.14sizzzungin the source
10:25.21sizzzunglook in the .c files
10:25.28maharzani need it for windows..
10:25.35sizzzungi am having issues with the rtp streams
10:25.36sizzzungalksdjfalkjsdf
10:25.36maharzani don' have a compler
10:26.22maharzancompiler
10:26.35espenzcan anyone help me?
10:31.32RoyKespenz: sorry. don't know. what are you using isdn4linux?
10:32.25RoyKespenz: bruker du modem???
10:32.34espenznei?
10:32.38espenzisdn4linux
10:33.10espenzlissom, når jeg går inn i modem.conf og setter noe på msn vil den ikke starte opp i det hele tatt
10:33.16espenzda kommer meldingen jeg pastet
10:33.37puzzledjei elkse dei
10:33.37espenzRoyK: hepp hepp
10:34.47sizzzungdamn it
10:34.54sizzzunglooks like i need to do some hacking on chan_sip.c
10:34.56sizzzungdee da
10:36.58jrollysonhmm... what would be the best way to get * to track AUX WORK states of ACD agents?
10:37.08espenzRoyK: hepp hepp
10:38.27RoyKhepp :)
10:39.25jrollysonhmm.
10:39.33jrollysonjust had a VERY crazy idea
10:39.57jrollysonwe have a number of wireless headsets at work.
10:40.23jrollysonwhy not use one of those little radio shack tone dialers with them ;)
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10:43.52RoyKMcBride: First it's not our customers. I would say we're suing end users. There are only two industries who use the term 'users,' computers and drugs. Not sure if there's a connection there. But the point is, we're not suing our customers. We are going after end users of Linux and I think there's a slight but significant difference there
10:47.17voidptr06:01.0 Communication controller: Xilinx Corporation: Unknown device 0314 (rev 01)
10:47.43RoyK~seen kapejod
10:47.44kapejod <~kapejod@pD9E82713.dip.t-dialin.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 1d 8h 52m 23s ago, saying: 'a bit slow for a phone ;)'.
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10:52.46voidptrlets see
10:52.53voidptrif i can install this without a sweat
10:53.27[Sim]what is it ?
10:53.33voidptrte410p
10:53.44voidptrabout my previous question
10:53.54[Sim]ah okay
10:53.55voidptrdoes the tdm10b need power, or is it optional? ;)
10:54.02[Sim]euh
10:54.04[Sim]no idea
10:54.13voidptrit has a nice 12v connector on it
10:54.27voidptrbut well, its kinda impossible to get 12v in that place
10:54.31[Sim]could be for ring-power ?
10:54.35voidptryes
10:55.00RoyK[Sim]: how's this FTTP/VoIP project going?
10:57.05[Sim]slowly but surely
10:57.14[Sim]first home connections are made this week
10:57.36[Sim](fscking finally)
11:00.13TheFloydok
11:00.19TheFloydya'll are gonna kill me for asking this :)
11:00.26TheFloydI've got a lame ass creative voice blaster
11:00.30TheFloydand the fobbit module installed
11:00.35TheFloyd(and working, I assume)
11:00.42TheFloydcan I do anything interesting with it using *?
11:02.55miller7-what digium card do I need for meetme? what's the minimum card? is there a reseller with stock located in .nl?
11:03.04voidptrx100p
11:03.14voidptrneonova (ruud arts)
11:03.49miller7-url? neonova.nl?
11:04.11voidptryeah
11:04.17voidptrbe sure to put www. before it
11:04.25miller7-thanx m
11:04.27voidptrhttp://www.neonova.nl/nl/contact/contact.php
11:08.04jrollysonthere... made some minor changes to http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+channels
11:10.02Bonbonis anyone using the 1.0.4.21 load for grandstream?
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11:11.52jrollysonBonbon: I had some phones shipped to me with it.
11:12.07jrollysonI don't know where to obtain that load from though.
11:12.53levonaaahhhhh, viiibbrraaatiiiiooonnns
11:13.17levonthe workers are plaining the grounds on the street outside...
11:14.08Bonbonjrolly: this is a beta load. Are you sure?
11:14.37jrollysonBonbon: yeah.
11:14.47Bonbonstrange....
11:14.53miller7-voidptr: they have 2 weeks delivery time... is there any other company in .nl?
11:14.56Bonbondoes anyone use permit= in sip.conf?
11:15.11jrollysonwe had 6 of the budgetone 102 phones shupped to us last week, came with that load
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11:16.15jrollysonthey work well as best I can tell.
11:18.00jrollysonI think those grandstream ATA's may be available now too.
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11:26.40Bonbonyeah, we're doing those/
11:27.02[Sim]hey miller-: you shopping for lines now ?
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11:30.54LevchHello, will it be fax working with ILBC format?
11:31.04levonLevch, it cannot.
11:31.58levonLevch, fax needs a much wider spectrum than voice, so encoding/compressing (lossy) a fax stream isn't possible.
11:32.18Levchlevon: So, does fax work only with alaw format?
11:32.28levonLevch, yes, I would say that.
11:33.11Levchlevon: How can I make normal voice with gsm format for example, and fax with alaw?
11:33.42levondepends. you could set up different users with different allowed/disallowed codecs
11:34.25Levchlevon: I don't understand why but voice sounds better with gsm...
11:34.34levonhuh?
11:34.38levonIt doesn't ;)
11:34.47levongsm sounds crap compared to ulaw/alaw ;)
11:35.05LevchILBC?
11:35.09levonwell, if you have bandwidth problems, then it'll sound crappy of course ;)
11:35.26Levchlevon: Ya, I have...
11:40.42Levchlevon: With alaw I see that people couldn't talk in same time... So, It's like simplex voice link. Am I right?
11:41.05levonsimplex voice link?
11:41.17Levchlevon: btw, What is the bandwidth of one alaw channel?
11:41.32puzzled64kbit/s
11:41.34levonIIRC it's close to 64kBit = 8kbyte/s
11:41.39levonwb puzzled
11:41.43puzzledhi levon
11:41.55Levchlevon: I cann't say anything when another man talking...
11:42.20Levchlevon: ...with alow.
11:42.25levonLevch, consider getting more bandwidth or use some codec with less footprint...
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11:42.56Chotairekape ya damn n00b
11:43.11puzzledlol
11:43.11Levchlevon: We have 1Mbps here... I should be anought...
11:43.40Chotairelevch: full duplex soundcard? :)
11:44.45levonlol
11:47.12LevchChotaire: At one side = 4 ports fxs, another side = E1 card to 32potrs channel bank... I think it's the same as a lot of soundcards ;)
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11:51.50Chotaire_=
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11:52.05Chotairelevch: yup should make it :)
11:52.13maharzanwhat is the protocol used between 2 DIAX softphones??
11:52.44maharzanas in .... exten=>33,1,Dial(IAX/himel,20,tr)
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11:58.34cypromismorn duncan
11:58.53cypromiscan we nail down the 28th in the morning ?
11:58.58cypromisI am leaving UK 29th 6am
11:58.59cypromis:)
12:01.52dncsure
12:01.57dncwhere abouts?
12:02.55cypromishave to find out
12:03.00cypromistruck is coming wednesday :))
12:03.09dnck
12:03.20cypromiswhen are you glying ? 27th ?
12:03.45dncyeah
12:03.56dnci arrive at like 2pm heathrow on the 27th i think
12:04.23cypromishmmm
12:04.31cypromisother option is a drink on the 27th
12:04.31cypromislol
12:05.29dncyeah the 27th might not be as easy... it'll take us a while to get back to croydon, then im sure my parents will want to spend forever talking to me
12:05.53cypromis:)
12:05.55cypromisok
12:06.07cypromisthan it will be 28th morning in kingston
12:06.13cypromisor claudia will get a panic attack :))
12:06.19dncyeah thats fine by me
12:06.25cypromismerci bien
12:09.29RoyKargh.
12:10.00RoyKwhen someone dials into our office, several phones ring, and if noone answers within n secs, it's transferred to a cell phone
12:10.37RoyKnow, suddenly, when someone picks up the phone (before transferring to cell phone), they get no answer,  and the call is then immediately transferred to this cell phone
12:11.09Bonbonguys, if a call is made to our iax server, without an extension or context, then which context will the user fall into?
12:11.25cypromisextenson s at default context
12:11.59Bonboncypromis: what seems to happen is that it "picks" the context which doesn't need authentication and is at least of type "user"
12:12.12cypromismeaning ?
12:12.28cypromisi picks the context u set in the guest entry in iax.conf
12:12.46Bonbonbut i have the guest entry commented out
12:12.53cypromis?
12:13.03Bonboni.e. ;[guest]
12:13.23Bonbonbut I have an entity called [ccp]
12:13.28Bonbonand it seems to jump into this
12:13.52Bonboni can't figure out why except, that it is the only entry which doesn't need authentication
12:13.55ManxPowerBonbon: I have also observed that behavour
12:14.09cypromisif there is no host entry there
12:14.11BonbonManx: It seems to "pick" the entity
12:14.13cypromisit will jump in there
12:14.21Bonbonbut how does it pick it?
12:14.54Bonbonand also the allow/disallow doesn't work
12:14.57ManxPowerBonbon: It's the last entry
12:15.18Bonbon[ccp]
12:15.18Bonbontype=user
12:15.18Bonbonhost=dynamic
12:15.18Bonboncontext=prepaid
12:15.18Bonbondisallow=all
12:15.19Bonbonallow=ulaw
12:15.21Bonbonallow=alaw
12:15.23Bonbonnotransfer=yes
12:15.25Bonbontrunk=yes
12:15.46Bonbonit jumps to this context, but totally ignores the allow/disallow and uses ilbc which is defined in the general section
12:16.57Bonbonthis is for incoming iax call
12:17.10BonbonCypromis: is this expected behaviour?
12:18.21ManxPowerBonBon put a dummy entry as the last one and set the contect to an invalid context
12:18.31ManxPowercontext, even
12:19.09cypromisyap
12:19.16cypromisu have no auth on that entry
12:19.21cypromisso anybody can connect there
12:19.24Bonbonok, and type=user
12:19.32cypromisright
12:20.08n3wb33host=dynamic makes no sense for a user, does it?
12:20.28cypromisit does
12:20.34RoyKthink so - otherwise it should have a static ip
12:20.35cypromisif the user is my notebook :)
12:20.41Bonboncypromis:
12:20.41Bonbon[dummy]
12:20.42Bonbontype=user
12:20.42Bonbonhost=dynamic
12:20.42Bonboncontext=notexist
12:20.42Bonbondisallow=all
12:20.43Bonbonallow=ulaw
12:20.45Bonbonallow=alaw
12:20.47Bonbonnotransfer=yes
12:20.49Bonbontrunk=yes
12:21.02Bonbonand now i can't connect
12:21.31cypromisthat is correct
12:21.33Bonbonrequest '08450044044@notexist' does not exist
12:21.39cypromiswhy do you have a entry without user/pass anyway ?
12:21.49Bonbonbecause it's a calling card platform
12:22.07Bonbonso it picks the last entry?
12:22.19cypromisprobably
12:22.28cypromiscalling card with iax and no auth ?
12:22.28cypromiswow
12:22.34cypromisfree access for everybody :)
12:22.45Bonbonno
12:22.58Bonbonan incoming pstn maps to this
12:23.27Bonbonyou then get an announcement asking for userid and pin
12:23.38cypromisok but why without auth ?
12:24.00Bonboni suppose we could add it, but it doesn't really matter
12:24.33Bonbonbecause say you have an iax connection, and you want to use our service, then you can just connect with no auth
12:24.50Bonbonvalidation takes place via callerid or userid/pin via dtmf
12:25.31Bonbonthe allow/disallow doesn't work which is annoying
12:28.09ManxPowerMy last uax.conf entry is [guest] 8-)
12:28.15ManxPoweriax.conf too
12:28.31Mikeim having trouble configuring iax
12:28.57Bonbonmanx: there is an inconsistency
12:31.17MikeRoyK: and where are those? i have been looking those manual for long time now
12:31.26MikeRoyK: not examples manual!
12:33.20RoyKgoogle for asterisk handbook draft
12:33.24ManxPowerBonbon: I afree.  File a bug report 8-)
12:33.32Mikei have that pease of shit
12:33.41MikeRoyK: worthless the paper thats printed in
12:33.51RoyKright
12:33.55RoyK/ignore Mike
12:34.29BonbonManx: already raised with Digium yesterday
12:34.43Mikedo it insted of puting a color block before the command
12:34.44ManxPowerMike: Asterisk lacks a lot of good documentation.  However, the Asterisk documentation page now has links to many third party asterisk sites that help fill in the ghap.
12:34.46BonbonManx: the permit option in sip.conf doesn't seem to work
12:35.01MikeManxPower: they are just examples
12:35.01ManxPowerBonbon: it eems to work for me.
12:35.16MikeManxPower: how am i suppost to figure out examples? if i dont know what many things mean?
12:35.48ManxPowerBonbon: Actaully I don't use permit and deny, I use allow and disallow.  permit and deny  are for ip based restrictions
12:35.53MikeManxPower: lucky for me had found a little help from bkw_ blizrate joako
12:36.32BonbonManx: yes, but they don't restrict
12:36.34Bonbon:-(
12:37.01ManxPowerMike, the Asterisk handbook gives a (admitidly complex) overview of Asterisk.  The varipous simplified config examples around build on that.
12:37.23ManxPowerBonbon: file a bug report. 8-)
12:37.52Bonbonwill do
12:37.54MikeManxPower: i printed out that handbook guess its not worth to waste paper in that way now, however theres alot of things that it doesnt explain vocabulary examples to simple
12:37.56ManxPowerMike: On the other hand ALL PBX systems are complex beasts.  Asterisk is a PBX, not a glorified answering machine.
12:38.07MikeManxPower: more complex examples that are well explain could help more
12:38.15MikeManxPower: thats T and t
12:38.20Mikewhats the | and the ,
12:38.22Mikeetc
12:39.03ManxPower"show applications" and "show application dial" as the asterisk console
12:39.11Mikeok
12:39.43Mikethat was amasing
12:41.16miller7-X100P card has 2 RJ-11?
12:41.27miller7-anyone knows? can't find this info
12:41.30ManxPowermiller7-: Yes.  one is a passthru port
12:41.45miller7-ManxPower: what do you mean by passthru?
12:41.47ManxPowerJust like the second port on a modem
12:41.53miller7-I see
12:42.13ManxPowermiller7-: You can hook a phone into the passtyhru port for use in emergencies, will work even with the system powered off
12:42.23miller7-oh ok
12:47.17cypromisx100p has two rj11's
12:47.21cypromisbut it is only one port
12:47.25cypromislike phone and line in modems
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13:06.22zigmanwhere is kapejod gone ?
13:06.34zigmandidn't see him for a few days
13:06.38zigmanholidays ?
13:08.11cypromis~seen kapejod
13:08.14kapejod <~kapejod@pD9E82713.dip.t-dialin.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 1d 11h 12m 52s ago, saying: 'a bit slow for a phone ;)'.
13:09.59zigmanmust have missed him
13:10.20zigmani guess its pissing him off that everybody askes when zaptel BRI will be ready ;)
13:11.56n3wb33yeah, that would piss me off aswell
13:13.29cypromislol
13:19.16DisCorDiasomeone familiar  with this error from linphone? --> LinphoneCore-Message: Refusing codec 97 (iLBC/8000)
13:19.37DisCorDiaor some1 an idea how to put that codec in linphones configfile
13:19.41n3wb33linphone doesnt support ilbc i'd say
13:20.03RoyK# grep -w sd[ab] /proc/partitions
13:20.03RoyK<PROTECTED>
13:20.03RoyK<PROTECTED>
13:20.06RoyK:)
13:21.02zigmanwhats that ?
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13:21.40zigman2  800GB sda raids ?
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13:22.11RoyKyeah :)
13:22.16RoyK16 x 120gig disk
13:22.30RoyKfill'em up with porn
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13:35.13voidptrgood afternoon
13:38.07UnixDawgok now mpg123 is not messing with my system it works
13:38.22UnixDawgso I have music onhold on *
13:38.38UnixDawgnow to get music for the dir
13:41.59puzzledsmoothjazz.com streams nice MoH music
13:43.02UnixDawghmm ok will look at them
13:43.34UnixDawgwelll when people move to 5.x it will take more work for *
13:43.49UnixDawgbut it works great on 4.9
13:45.16UnixDawgI hate all these web sites that have gone java and flash
13:45.24UnixDawgsuch a pain to deal with
13:45.32UnixDawgwhen your a unix user
13:45.45UnixDawgand no I dont use linux plugins
13:47.16znoG!seen kapejod
13:47.20znoG~seen kapejod
13:47.21kapejod <~kapejod@pD9E82713.dip.t-dialin.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 1d 11h 52m ago, saying: 'a bit slow for a phone ;)'.
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13:51.31RoyKkapejod's a lazy bastard
13:51.33UnixDawgbkw I need the billing module
13:51.59UnixDawgfor cdr you wrote
13:52.06coppice_Digium is safe from tornados - so am I, but Typhoons are another matter :-)
13:53.07UnixDawghey coppiece
13:53.26UnixDawgwhat is the url for your fax ware
13:53.37UnixDawgI want to get back to porting it to fbsd now
13:53.44UnixDawgthe lib included
13:54.25UnixDawgnow that I have backstepped to 4.9 and all is working
13:55.29UnixDawgwhat happen to ben he has not been aroun other then loged in
13:55.33coppice_You can find it at ftp.opencall.org   I am trying to get the next version out, which it significantly more develeoped. However, if you find the issues with the current version they should be much the same for the next one.
13:56.03UnixDawgok
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14:02.29mack_jpnhi. does anyone knows how can i fix the problem of iaxcomm error at startup ? Is that stilln't fix by steve?
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14:06.55Phoen[ix]I have  problems to find my isdn card!
14:07.46mack_jpnPhoenix; what a kind of card are you using?
14:07.53Phoen[ix]billion isdn card
14:08.50Bonbondoes anyone wanna try our calling card service?
14:10.44mack_jpnphoenix: i don't know that card. do you know makers url?
14:11.52Phoen[ix]http://www.billion.com/communication/html/isdn/pcicard.htm
14:12.07coppice_maybe its a quantity, rather than a make :-)
14:12.14Phoen[ix]i have to make it as an device
14:12.43Phoen[ix]none0@pci0:18:0:        class=0x028000 card=0xffffffff chip=0x66921050 rev=0xff hdr=0x00
14:12.46Phoen[ix]now is it like this
14:15.30mack_jpnphonenix: is that card is released capi 2.0 for linux ? I'm interested too.
14:15.59Phoen[ix]yes
14:17.29mack_jpnphoenix:: where I can get the driver for linux?
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14:20.19n3wb33there is no capi 2.0 driver for linux for that card.
14:20.31mack_jpnI think no one knows that card. I heard at first now.
14:20.53n3wb33it's an OEM card based on the hfc-s pci a chipset
14:22.19mack_jpnn3wb33: wow 8-)
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14:27.20PowerkillJerJer are you here ?
14:27.41PowerkillHello all bkw_ RoyK coppice_ :)
14:27.58RoyK<PROTECTED>
14:33.18zigmanhahahahahahahahahaha
14:33.22zigmanhi n3wb33
14:33.27zigman:P
14:33.30n3wb33shhhh ;)
14:34.10miller7-n3wb33: :D
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14:37.52zigmanRoyK,  what are you slaping me for ?
14:38.03miller7-hehe
14:40.14DisCorDiadoes speakfreely understandd SIP ?'
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14:40.45RoyKnew server :)
14:40.47RoyKjumbo:/data# df -h .
14:40.47RoyKFilesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
14:40.47RoyK/dev/vg_data_backup/data
14:40.47RoyK<PROTECTED>
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14:41.04maharzanhi
14:41.11zigmanRoyK,  get me user account  ;)
14:41.18RoyKzigman: hehehee...
14:41.19Connor-Cisco Call Managerls
14:41.19zigmanget me _A_ user account :)
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14:41.31Connor-Phuck... Mischan
14:41.54maharzanone question
14:42.26maharzanis it possible to do autoattendant without first giving the voicemenu to the caller?
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14:45.56maharzanwhos Dan here?
14:48.38Bonbondoes anyone use SER at dev level?
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14:53.39levonwelcome back, kapejod
14:53.53levonkapejod, mirc was looking for you
14:53.58mirckapejod: where have you been?
14:54.10kapejodwhat's up mirc?
14:54.17zigmangespaltene persönlichkeit :P
14:54.40miller7-mirc guy was swearing you kapejod...
14:54.49mirci wasnt!
14:55.01miller7-yeah yeah
14:55.13zigmanhe said you are gay !
14:55.31kapejod~kill mirc
14:55.37ACTION slits mirc's throat
14:55.44miller7-better, ban mirc's IP
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14:56.54dougheckahahaha
14:58.20maharzan<PROTECTED>
14:58.24maharzanto guys new
15:03.53dougheckahttp://www.style.org/unladenswallow/
15:09.54coppice_I saw something on TV recently about someone trying to get a perigrine to dive as fast as possible. It got to a pretty amazing speed. Swallows are slowcoaches :-)
15:13.18dougheckahaha
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15:16.40tzangerhow do you train a falcon to dive faster?
15:17.14dougheckaall I want for christmas is my own attack submarine
15:18.32puzzledtzanger: saw a docu on discovery. iirc the falcon went nearly 400km/h while diving straight down. they seem to like it especially when the skydiver raced him too it
15:18.52dougheckaLOL
15:18.54coppice_The guy is a skydiver. He was diving with the falcon, and then using tricks to lure the bird to go into overdrive. He got some quite impressive speeds. Then, after a number of runs the bird suddenly achieved a much higher speed. Seems like he'd figured out how to get his drag  a large notch lower. Pretty amazing to see
15:20.23puzzledyeah, you could see the falcon tune its wing position and accelerate
15:22.21coppice_he didn't seem to have strong survival incentive to do it. It was like he just rose to the challenge.
15:23.09dougheckawell, pretty soon there will be skydiving-falcon-hunters, and it WILL have to go real fast to live
15:23.33tzangerpuzzled: that's cool
15:23.53tzangercoppice_: :-)
15:24.58dougheckasomeone was very nice to put all the keys in order...
15:25.04dougheckaabcdefg.....
15:25.40coppice_dougchecka: a small child in the house, perhaps? :-)
15:25.50DisCorDiadoes someone know a good java-based soft-phone ?
15:25.50dougheckaperhaps
15:26.02dougheckathis is one of those OLD IBM keyboards...
15:26.07dougheckaso the faces just pop off
15:26.11dougheckaand it clicks
15:26.18coppice_the only good java based anything is a cup of coffee
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15:26.30DisCorDiana!
15:26.53dougheckano no
15:26.54coppice_I have one of those clicky IBM, and the cable is disintegrating. I can't face loosing it. I'll have to fit a new cable.
15:26.58dougheckaI want CGI based!!
15:27.13dougheckacoppice_: ah, it has the wierd RJ type connector on it?
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15:27.44coppice_doughecka: some do. mine doesn't. Its wired straight in.
15:28.06dougheckaah
15:28.23coppice_Its the wire that goes into the min-DIN connector that is falling apart
15:28.29dougheckathis keyboard is fun when typing in serial numbers
15:28.34dougheckabecause its all out of order...
15:28.52dougheckamy touch typing skills shot through the roof that day also
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15:37.33tholojobs
15:38.05IstyarHi! I found Asterisk a few days ago, while searching a way to have PBX functionallities, at lower cost.
15:38.16coppice_what? Steve Jobs?
15:38.21tholoYeah.
15:38.31IstyarI want the PCs in a LAN to share a single telephone line
15:38.41tholoHow goes the productification of the softfax?
15:38.57coppice_So you mean jobs that suck. I've had a few of those.
15:39.09tholo:)
15:39.24IstyarI can do it with a VoIP gateway and a Gatekeeper
15:39.44coppice_I don't usually talk to people who say "productification". :-\
15:39.44Istyarbut i'd like to know if i can add ASterisk to the system
15:40.07Istyarprovidind PBX capabilities
15:40.31IstyarDid anyone worked in something like this?
15:45.10RoyKIstyar: talking about h323?
15:45.58Istyaryes
15:46.44Istyari don't know if asterisk can act as a gatekeeper
15:47.01Istyaro if if it can talk to another gatekeeper
15:47.27Istyargiving together PBX capabilities
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15:50.00IstyarThe system is not yet installed
15:50.18Istyarwe are trying to evaluate the cost of the whole system
15:50.56Istyarand see if it's worth to install it
15:51.05Istyarand not to buy a PBX
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16:04.01bkw_BLAH TIMMAH!!!!
16:04.52Istyarlet's see, the usual configuration for asterisk is a FXS card and a FXO card. Asterisk acts as a PBX between the internal and the external lines.
16:05.44Istyarcan asterisk be configured with a single FXO card and provide access to the external line to the PCs in the LAN?
16:06.38gadams666Istyar: sure. you could use softphones or SIP handsets (for example)
16:07.40Istyarwell, and can i substitute the card by a gateway in the same lan?
16:07.50Istyara voip gateway
16:08.18Istyarand make asterisk to use this gateway to route the calls
16:08.30zwiI have a odd question..Is it possible to use gnophone with ssh port forwarding into an asterisk box?
16:08.37izono
16:09.17Istyarno what? zwi or me?
16:09.22zwi:-)
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16:21.56spirtinskyhi people
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16:23.06ipv6user:)
16:24.10spirtinskyhi
16:24.26boulot-sxpertdoughecka, lessee if you are successful at the void-kampf test ;)))
16:24.56doughecka?
16:24.57doughecka:)
16:25.21boulot-sxpertdoughecka, blade runner reference ;)
16:25.35dougheckaah
16:27.14spirtinskydose anyone know a program i can run with fwd... so that it's like "press 2 to contact customer services ect?"
16:27.17znoGdoughecka: do you know kapejod's email address or his full name?
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16:27.26dougheckahmm
16:27.27dougheckanope
16:27.34dougheckaHES ALIEN TOO!
16:27.37znoG;)
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16:35.53maharzanwho is dan?
16:35.58FarooqHello
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16:37.45maharzanwho is dan i nthe mailing lists??????????????????????
16:38.36atacommi am dan, but i dont think thats me you are refering to :P
16:39.04damien_hi, I had no problems until now, but I upgraded asterisk and my computer today, and now I get this : File app_mp3.c, Line 93 (timed_read): Selected timed out/errored out with 0. mpg123 is running in the background though... Any idea?
16:39.08maharzani wanted to know about DIAX in the mailin glist
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16:41.02davidlwhen asterisk is started without the console option, how can i afterwards issue commands towards asterisk?
16:41.15tholoasterisk -r
16:41.28davidlthx
16:43.00damien_ok I see nobody has an idea, just like me ;)
16:43.18zwiso has anybody been able to use gnophone over an ssh port forwarded tunnel?
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16:44.14spirtinsky<PROTECTED>
16:44.31UnixDawgatacomm whats up tramp
16:45.14spirtinsky?
16:45.33bkw_BLAH TIMMAH
16:45.35bkw_why wont this work
16:45.41illc0mmmI ordered my developers kit today, I'm excited! hehe
16:45.57UnixDawgextensions.conf spirt
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16:46.05UnixDawgyou have to script it
16:46.18illc0mmmIs there anything you can't do with this thing?
16:46.32UnixDawguse it as a sex toy
16:46.41UnixDawgget oral sex
16:46.46illc0mmmI dont know
16:46.51illc0mmmphone sex, you could script it
16:46.57illc0mmmoral sex, well yeah.
16:47.14UnixDawgbut there is a buttplug add on
16:47.21illc0mmmcool, didn't see that on the site though
16:47.22UnixDawgplugs into the usb port
16:47.34illc0mmm1.0 or 2.0?
16:47.53bkw_oh fuck I fixed it
16:48.03illc0mmmI'd really like to see firewire though... for the buttplug add on
16:48.07tholoOh no!
16:48.32UnixDawgbkw fixed something wait alert the media
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16:53.09UnixDawgusb 1.1
16:53.15illc0mmmdamn
16:53.21illc0mmmthat wont work
16:54.12bkw_http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0000552
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16:54.20bkw_Yog-home http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0000552 there is your fix
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16:57.03UnixDawgfoof
16:58.01UnixDawgfood brb
16:58.47citatsfoof... aieee my pentium just crashed
17:01.21denon2353hehe
17:01.33denon2353I still have some of those chips around
17:01.36illc0mmmI'm new to Asterisk, but are there any FAX solutions for this?
17:01.38bkw_just as long as when the pentium sinks.. leonardo goes with it.
17:01.40illc0mmmor FAX workarounds?
17:02.13illc0mmmlike being able to take a fax on a t1 channel, etc....
17:03.12Connor-What did bkw fix this time?
17:04.10dougheckaspoons
17:04.15denona hard loop, if you dial "bkw*sux"
17:04.23denoncpu goes through the roof
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17:05.11citatsSNOM ip phones have dropped in price a bit
17:05.27denonworth lookin at?
17:05.52citatsi dunno, the list price dropped from 299 to 275...
17:05.53denonIve not touched the snom phones, but Ive heard a lot of negative about em
17:05.55citatsdamn i gotta run
17:06.16denonreminds me, anyone have a FAQ / step by step on grandstream phone setup?
17:06.23denonthink im gonna play with that barbietone today
17:06.45bkw_denon what?
17:06.46bkw_who/
17:06.51bkw_NO DADDY NO!!!!!
17:06.56jtodddenon: you'll be able to figure it out in just a few minutes - it's a web interface, fairly intuitive.
17:06.57bkw_BAD TOUCH BAD TOUCH
17:06.57illc0mmmcisco SIP phones on ebay are fairly cheap
17:07.10bkw_what fone are we talkin about?
17:07.21denonjtodd: ah ok, wasnt sure if there were any funky settings I outta be using with *
17:07.59bkw_jtodd the wisip work wiht * now?
17:08.17Connor-denon, just be sure to use info for DTMF
17:08.21denonjtodd: worth going to the newer grandstream firmware?
17:08.32Connor-denon STICK with 4.17
17:08.33denonConnor: rfc?
17:08.44denonnfi what this phone even has on it
17:08.57Connor-denon Everyone says use info
17:09.26denonyou mean   dtmfmode=info ?
17:09.48Connor-denon: yes, and in the GS too, there is a option for that.
17:10.09denonah ok
17:10.34zoa2anyone ever installed a windows or linux os on an usb drive ?
17:11.03denonConnor: any other catches?
17:11.20denonwonder how it works behind nat..
17:11.26denonim gonna give it to someone on a cablemodem to play with
17:11.31jtoddbkw_: Yes, the wisip works with * if you have the newest software.  Beat on the vendor to ensure that you have the most recent version.
17:11.34Connor-works fine behind nat
17:11.50Connor-be sure to do reinvite=no and canreinvite=no
17:12.07jtodddenon: Can't say if the newer GS software is worth it; I just let it do it's own little download thing automatically, so maybe that's what I'm running.
17:12.32illc0mmmhey, where can you get the grandstream phones at?
17:12.36jtodddenon: make sure you heed the recent discussions on the list about allow= and disallow= lines for codecs for the GS phone.
17:13.01Connor-jtodd: I had problems with 4.20 Firmware on the Budgetones, and 4.19 on the ATA286's, problems with it not staying registered to *
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17:13.33xupinethi
17:13.36xupinetone question
17:14.01xupinetin the oh323.conf i can set the bandwith limit...
17:14.14doughecka~seen wasim
17:14.16wasim is currently on #asterisk.  Has said a total of 5 messages.  Is idling for 7h 10m 25s
17:14.46xupinetwhat are the parameters that I have to consider to set an appropiate limit?
17:14.48denonjtodd: I didnt even see the discussions .. was there a clear consensus?
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17:15.35xupinetsomeone can answer me please?
17:16.08damien_xupinet: you didn't ask anything
17:16.17illc0mmmhaha
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17:16.30xupinetin the oh323.conf i can set the bandwith limit...what are the parameters that I have to consider to set an appropiate limit?
17:16.31illc0mmmxupinet: it was more of a statement, really
17:16.58dougheckaxupinet: we never use h323
17:17.04dougheckaits the suxors
17:17.16illc0mmmh323 is for bitches
17:17.17damien_ah well it works really well though
17:17.20illc0mmmand hos
17:17.45xupinetasterisk uses h323 and my boss wants to use h323
17:17.56xupinetso anybody can help?
17:18.20damien_xupinet: just see how many kbytes are used by calls
17:19.32anthmthe bandwidth keyword is not a limit its a hint to the codec picker
17:19.37denonhmm .. in sip.conf, does the allow/disallow need to be in general?
17:19.40denoncant it be in each context?
17:19.58damien_anthm: not really, it is the bandwidth requested by asterisk to the gatekeeper if Im not wrong
17:20.16atacommwell, new lower Snom pricing as of today
17:20.24denonatacomm: old news :)
17:20.35anthmgatekeeper and the key masters .... who you gonna call?
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17:21.00atacommlol, old news? as of when, we just got word of it from the Snom distributor for the US...
17:21.18atacommand now i'm going thru redoing multitech's pricing levels......price cuts rock
17:21.22damien_anthm: heh
17:21.59damien_anyway bye
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17:28.09davidldoes the bus speed of the pci-x slot matter for a TE410P quad E1 card?
17:30.13marcus-resume writing == suck
17:30.46bkw_no
17:30.56bkw_resume writing is just ass kissing...... just happens to be on paper
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17:33.41marcus-an ISA slot would be fast enough for a card with 4 voice ports
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17:35.14nocnochi.. what does this sound like to you guys? (trying to get a c7960 to work with asterisk) Unable to set 'SIP/99900042000-7909' to signed linear format
17:35.24zoa2codec issue
17:35.47bkw_yeppers codec drama
17:35.51bkw_my 7960 werks fine
17:36.03nocnoci dont think i can set the codec preference with 7960
17:36.04bkw_disallow=all allow=g729 allow=ulaw
17:36.18bkw_nocnoc it only supports g729 and g711u/a
17:36.18nocnocill give it a shot
17:36.24bkw_in yoru case
17:36.29bkw_set disallow=all allow=ulaw
17:36.33bkw_that should do it in your sip.conf
17:36.58davidlthe 4E1 card does not fit in ISA
17:37.12davidlneeds a 3.3V key
17:37.23nocnocbkw - i cant use asterisk to "relay" g729 frames? say for example... 7960 -> asterisk -> c5300 ?
17:37.23bkw_its not an ISA card
17:37.26marcus-i'm not saying it works in ISA
17:37.36marcus-i'm simply saying that any pci-x slot has the bandwidth to handle it
17:37.56davidlok
17:38.58davidldo you know which server preferably 1U 2 xeon is recommended for linux?
17:39.27marcus-i've been happy with the intel se7501wv2 boards i've been buying. intel makes a nice 1u case for said board
17:39.36outtoluncgotta love it, some jerk dang near clipped my car this morning and he had his callsign on his lic plate <G>
17:39.38marcus-tho i've only been using them in intel's 2U chassis
17:39.42outtoluncgrr ww
17:39.45nocnocWARNING[49159]: File chan_sip.c, Line 388 (retrans_pkt): Maximum retries exceeded on call 0002b9a7-4ad0000c-16f619df-2c2e6170@10.0.0.20 for seqno 102 (Request) <-- why do i get so many of these?
17:40.01dougheckaLOL
17:40.03dougheckacallsign?
17:40.05dougheckawhat was it?
17:40.23outtolunck6kmt
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17:40.32outtoluncMr. Tom Campbell <G>
17:40.40davidldo you know where i can buy the riser card for this intel board?
17:40.42dougheckaTom Campbell
17:40.44doughecka:)
17:40.53dougheckaK6KMT @ AOL.com
17:40.54marcus-1138 HOLMES AVE
17:40.55marcus-CAMPBELL CA 95008-7108
17:41.00bkw_OMG an aol luser?
17:41.03dougheckahahaha
17:41.07bkw_where
17:41.09outtolunc... @arrl.net also
17:41.11bkw_A/S/L
17:41.12bkw_haha
17:41.14bkw_j/k
17:41.16dougheckayea
17:41.21doughecka@arrl is just a forward
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17:41.43dougheckawow
17:41.45sanudihello
17:41.46dougheckahe owns a repeater
17:41.47doughecka<PROTECTED>
17:41.50bkw_BRAVO KILO WHISKEY
17:41.51dougheckamhz
17:42.20voidptrwelcome home
17:42.21voidptr!
17:42.55sanudiHere is the scenario QUINTUM-GATEWAY(H.323 only)---ASTERISK---VOICEGENIE (SIP only) is this possible
17:43.03dougheckawaaaiit
17:43.05sanudi<PROTECTED>
17:43.25bkw_omg.. I can out spell someone phonetically over the phone thats been in the military
17:43.42marcus-uh
17:43.43sanudibkw_ whats up
17:43.47marcus-the military will take anyone, dumbass
17:43.49marcus-:)
17:43.51dougheckathis isnt THE tom cambell?
17:44.28sanudibkw_ any idea about a cost effective SIP Gateway other than Asterisk. ....
17:44.44Connor-SER
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17:44.56xupinethi all, what is "ama flags"?
17:44.57bkw_november echo tango siera hotel  (space) indigo november tango (space) indigo papa (space) romeo echo siera echo tango (space) lima oscar golf
17:45.08sanudiConnor was that for me
17:45.14Connor-Sip Express Router
17:45.15sanudiConnor- was that for me
17:45.22Connor-yes sanudi
17:45.34sanudithanx
17:45.35bkw_cost effective != flexable
17:45.55sanudihmm thats ok got to negotiate
17:46.08xupinetsomeone helps me?
17:46.12bobmanThankfully in XP there's a way to reset the TCP stack.  It's utter pain to rip and restore the Network control panel in Win 9X.
17:46.47bkw_netsh int ip reset log
17:46.48bkw_lovely
17:46.55bkw_I just spelled that out... did you see?
17:47.09bobmanbkw_: Zat is why I wrote what I wrote, aye.
17:48.05xupinetam I being ignored!!!!!!!!???
17:48.10Connor-bkw_ what are you on today?
17:48.44outtoluncdoughecka: yeah.. THE tom campbell <G>
17:49.06outtolunci shoulda let him hit me
17:49.48bkw_yes i'm here today
17:49.51bkw_Connor what you need?
17:50.20Connor-bkw_ I mean, what DRUG are you on today? :) Your spouting out strange stuff.. :)
17:50.26bkw_xupinet if you scream "someone help you" you won't get much help.. ASK your questions.. amaflag.. read the src for the answer.
17:50.35outtoluncxupinet:  as with most chat channels, don't ask if you can ASK a question.. JUST as the question, if someone knows and has time to answer, they will
17:50.38nocnocbkw - are you using 0.4.0 or 0.5.0 ?
17:51.00wasimnocnoc: i bet he's using cvs
17:51.02xupineti had asked the question
17:51.07nocnocbrave fellow
17:51.15wasimnah, smart
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17:51.36xupinetbkw_: the src? in asterisk I have found nothing
17:51.41outtoluncahh didn't scroll back far enough.. sorry
17:51.43bkw_nocnoc I run CVS
17:51.46dougheckaheeeey wasim
17:51.49dougheckahows the 2nd phone?
17:51.57wasimdoughecka: not bad, not bad at all
17:51.59dougheckacool
17:52.05wasimdoughecka: its fit a lot better into the donor casing
17:52.09dougheckawhen are you sending the prototype over to the US?
17:52.24bkw_<PROTECTED>
17:52.32wasimpost-christmas, i'm stil aiming for that, luck has held with us this far
17:52.37bkw_xupinet cdr_csv.c
17:52.39dougheckaah
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17:52.55bkw_nocnoc I run CVS because I fix shit...
17:53.19ipv6userwill the farfone be ipv6 capatible?
17:53.28bkw_dead::beef::dead::beef
17:53.32ipv6useryea
17:53.36bkw_puzzled no
17:53.37ipv6userI am trying to configure that
17:53.41ipv6userI have a whole subnet
17:53.45bkw_puzzled it works.. I only fix simple stuff
17:53.53bkw_seems lately voicemail2 is what i'm fixin
17:53.53puzzledth voicemail fix was nice
17:54.00outtolunchehe, i seen that SSID: deadbeef  a year ago <G>
17:54.10bkw_puzzled that 8 bug?
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17:54.27puzzledbkw_: not prompting for a mailbox
17:54.35ipv6user2001:618:400:902e::/64
17:54.35bkw_ah ok
17:54.49bkw_puzzled ya see its simple shit liek that I fix
17:54.55ipv6userI just need to figure out how to upgrade my linux firewall to support ipv6
17:55.06puzzledbkw_: heh, didn't look so simple to me
17:55.20bkw_puzzled oh thats brain dead stuff :P
17:55.33blitzrageyo
17:55.47ipv6useryo blitzrage
17:55.54blitzragezup
17:56.13ipv6userwe need to force wasim into making the farfone ipv6 capatible..
17:56.17ipv6userand asterisk too, I suppose..
17:56.28blitzrageI "bah" at ipv6
17:56.31ipv6user:P
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17:59.00Connor-Need a way to skip voicemail extension anouncment for use with campon..
17:59.20Connor-When you press 1 for voicemail, it should send your striaght in.
17:59.30bkw_press #
17:59.35bkw_it skips the announcement
17:59.48bkw_or call voicemail with s${EXTEN}
17:59.54blitzrageConnor-: you can do that with s
18:00.01blitzrageyah.. what bkw_ said
18:00.05Connor-okay.
18:00.06bkw_haha
18:00.12marcus-what is the farfone?
18:00.16bkw_blitzrage learning C?
18:00.17blitzrageConnor-: it also will tell you that if you do a "show application voicemail"
18:00.22blitzragebkw_: a little bit!
18:00.34Connor-Would make more sence to have have campon say, the person at extension 1234 is current busy, please press 1 for voicemail or continue to hold.
18:00.36blitzragebkw_: I think I need to start looking at some code though
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18:00.57blitzrageConnor-: doesn't the sound files already say that?
18:01.07wasimalpha, bravo, charlie, delta, eeks, farfon
18:01.12blitzragelol
18:01.13blitzragenice
18:01.15dougheckahahahah
18:01.19Connor-no. for campon it just says, the person your are calling is currently busy
18:01.29Connor-press 1 for voicemail, or continue to hold
18:01.29blitzrageConnor-: then make yourself a new prompt :)
18:01.39blitzrageuse festival
18:01.50blitzrageor "saydigit"
18:02.07blitzrageerrr.. saydigitS
18:02.09Connor-The campon needs hacked, needs to have the prompt split up into 2 different messages.
18:02.20Connor-and say the extension in the middle
18:02.24blitzrageConnor-: then do so :)
18:02.47Connor-That's like, Coding and stuff.. :)
18:02.52blitzrageexactly :)
18:02.57blitzragehell, even "I" could probably do that ;)
18:05.24Connor-use ast_say_digit_str to give the extension?
18:05.58blitzragehonestly, not sure, I need to read the ast_* modules and find out what everything does in asterisk (I haven't read much of the asterisk code yet)
18:06.13Connor-looking at the voicemail app..
18:06.36Connor-I can rob it's stuff from invent_message function
18:07.35JerJer10[13:05] Rich Core: 01Asterisk Rules!    <---- even my hardcore old schewl TDM guy thinks so
18:08.26scrubb-m[13:06] JeJer: Yeah, and I'm not wearing any pants!
18:08.35scrubb-m;-)
18:08.58JerJerum actually, im ....    : )
18:09.03scrubb-mlol
18:09.28scrubb-mJerJer: hows skinny these days?
18:09.56JerJerneeds some more luvin'
18:10.33scrubb-mI see.  I'm about to break out the softfax stuff that i saw on the list for some testing.
18:11.06scrubb-mthen skinny is on the plate :-)
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18:16.10fireball-xb1Does anyone know if theres a way to reset a Cisco 7960 other than unplugging it?
18:17.01marcus-softfax works well for receiving
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18:17.28marcus-let me know if you make the opencall softfax stuff xmit successfully tho, i've been unable to
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18:20.36jetscall me lame.   i ahve zaptel and zapata configured and sip phones talk to asterisk... i ordered an fxo card from digium...
18:20.43jetshow do i go about using it or configuring it?
18:22.21jetsand asterisk starts saying "Zapata telephony interface registered on major 196"
18:24.00JerJerman 50,000 people still don't have pwr in alabama
18:25.46JerJerscrubb-m:  i haven't played with the softfax, yet... it looks like I have a project on the horizon that may use that slick code
18:26.37bllljerjer: there are a lot more that don't have teeth
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18:26.45*** mode/#asterisk [+bb *!*dan@194.158.*.* *!*@og.latency.net] by kornbluth.freenode.net
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18:26.52bkw_blah blah
18:27.05scrubb-mJerJer: yeah, I hope it works well.  I have to implement a fax solution for routing inbound faxes.  I have had horrible pain trying to get my diva card to work with hylafax.
18:27.07blitzrageweee!
18:27.17blitzrageyay.. moving boxes to the attic!
18:27.45bkw_why is it such an impressive thing that i'm only been in * for like 4 months?
18:27.59blitzrageit's not
18:28.00blitzrage:)
18:28.03bkw_exactly
18:28.21blitzrageI've only been in it for like... 6 months... but you know far more about it than I
18:28.34blitzragebut soon I will read the code, and understand it :)
18:28.48bkw_I bet
18:29.14marcus-i threw together some perl code that routes incoming faxes into people email
18:29.18marcus-via the opencall stuff
18:30.07UnixDawgagi script ?
18:30.17marcus-yeah
18:30.28marcus-its kludgy
18:30.33marcus-just a proof of concept really
18:30.40UnixDawgcool I will like to see it once I get my system back to where it should be
18:30.43scrubb-mmarcus-: thats kind of what I am going to have to do.
18:30.47bkw_I think agi needs more goodies
18:30.57marcus-"more goodies" ?
18:31.15marcus-i was a little let down by how AGI stuff interacts with each other
18:31.23scrubb-mI'm speculating on how I can use hylafax to queue messages to * to deliver via opencall.
18:31.29UnixDawgwell it will mature in time
18:31.42UnixDawgthis is only a few months old
18:31.47UnixDawgand it has grown fast
18:31.52marcus-if you have a perl AGI script exec an app_*, and the app_ then sets some variables, and returns control to the AGI script, the AGI script cannot read those variables
18:31.55marcus-as far as i can tell, anyway
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18:32.17scrubb-mmarcus-: AGI is handed its channel vars when it is exec'd
18:32.19marcus-scrubb; opencall softfax code does not appear to work for outbound faxing
18:32.22scrubb-mmarcus-: thats why.
18:32.26citatsscrubb-m: not true
18:32.26UnixDawgwell I have to get the fax ported irst
18:32.31UnixDawgthen I can test it
18:32.39scrubb-mcitats: no!?
18:32.51citatsscrubb-m: certain agi specific vars are passed... but channel variables are not
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18:33.07scrubb-mcitats: is that done on request then?
18:33.14citatsscrubb-m: yep
18:33.48scrubb-mthen i don't know why what marcus described wouldnt work, unless he didn't re-get the variables after the app returned.
18:33.56marcus-at any rate, i had to patch app_rxfax.c to have it store the remote station id in a text file so that my AGI script can get access to the info
18:34.29JerJermarcus-: why not use an asterisk variable
18:34.30JerJer?
18:34.36marcus-jerjer; because it doesnt work
18:34.41JerJer${STATIONID}
18:34.46JerJerwhy not?
18:34.49marcus-i'm not sure
18:34.52marcus-hold on
18:35.02nocnocagi rules
18:35.07JerJerhold on to what?
18:35.09JerJer:)
18:35.44UnixDawga 300 pound hippo in a mini skirt
18:35.45bkw_hrm
18:35.46marcus-oh i was looking to see if i still had the code that i tried to make work
18:36.08marcus-basically i had updated app_rxfax.c to use pbx_set_variable (or whatever) once it learned the fax station id
18:36.21marcus-but then the AGI that was calling app_rxfax couldnt read that variable after it was set
18:37.13nocnocanaybody know if i can do this:   c7960 --g729--> asterisk ---g729--->c5300    without a g729 licence?
18:37.21marcus-also, keep in mind that i'm talking about the fax station id, which is something that is sent between fax machines as part of the negotiation process... has nothing to do with 'station id' in pbx terms
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18:38.13mbrancahi all
18:38.23mbranca~seen lele
18:38.25lele is currently on #asterisk
18:38.25voidptroi
18:38.29mbranca~seen kapejod
18:38.29kapejod <~kapejod@pD9E827CD.dip.t-dialin.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 3h 42m 58s ago, saying: '~kill mirc'.
18:38.33voidptrpizzaboy
18:38.33mbrancamooo
18:38.33voidptr:P
18:38.40mbrancahi there
18:38.44voidptrwazzaaa
18:38.55mbrancammmh...pizza....
18:40.11af_hi mbranca
18:40.28af_I have two burgers for dinner :0
18:40.28zigmanwho *.dip.t-dialin.net
18:40.31mbrancaciao af_
18:40.38Bonboni have a HUGE delay on iax traffic in one direction
18:40.44af_mbranca: the budgetones works really great!
18:40.45Bonbonwhere should I look for problems?
18:40.46mbrancaaf_: go for a pizza
18:40.53mbrancaaf_: I'm glad :)
18:41.36af_mbranca: it's the official home phone now :)
18:41.59mbrancagrrr
18:42.01mbrancaaf_: c00l
18:42.16zigmanmbranca,  ;)
18:42.22zigmanbe patient ;)
18:42.24bkw_grandstreams SUCK ASS
18:42.26mbrancaeh
18:42.33citatsmarcus-: were you using pbx_builtin_setvar_helper to set your variable?
18:43.44citatsi know that channel variables work the way they are supposed to.. .when i wrote app_chanisavail i was calling it from an agi and checking the variable i set from there
18:44.03Bonbonif my jitter is 9310ms and both machines are near enough on the same lan, then where could the problem be?
18:44.47cypromisi you are using gsm or ilbc
18:44.47marcus-citats; yeah i was
18:44.52cypromisswitch the jitter bugger off
18:44.53cypromis:)
18:45.06Bonboncypromis: i've tried alaw, ulaw, ilbc, gsm
18:45.30marcus-is that what you were using?
18:45.39Bonbonthe delay is around 4 seconds
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18:46.02Phoen[ix]damn
18:46.07citatsmarcus-: channel variables work properly in agi, if it didnt work for you then there must be something else going on
18:46.12Phoen[ix]i dont get it to work!
18:46.51Bonboncypromis: any ideas?
18:46.59cypromisyes
18:47.03cypromisswitch the bugger off
18:47.17Bonbonha ha.
18:48.46marcus-citats; well, i'm going to put some more time into it later on
18:49.57Bonboncypromis: it doesn't happen immediately. After a few seconds of bidirectional chat
18:50.56cypromisjitterbuffer=offf
18:50.56cypromis:)
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18:51.46HenryTBHi
18:52.15HenryTBSomeone is using DialThree like phone lines?
18:52.29HenryTBSorry, DeltaThree...
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18:53.36HenryTBI try to register my FWD number and when I call from Asterisk on FWD network I receive the VoiceMail...
18:53.37Bonboncypromis: you mean jitterbuffer=no?
18:53.58HenryTBI need some help...
18:54.14Phoen[ix]<PROTECTED>
18:54.14Phoen[ix]<PROTECTED>
18:54.14Phoen[ix]<PROTECTED>
18:54.23Phoen[ix]there, but why dont it work ?
18:54.31Phoen[ix]i havent set any devices in the modem.conf file
18:54.38Phoen[ix]because i dont find the isdn card there
18:55.30Bonboncypromis: i've set jitterbuffer to no, but no change.
19:01.57nocnocguys... if i register a c7960 (SIP) with *, then have an incoming call from PSTN (c5300), how would extensions.conf look so that * pass on the call to c7960?
19:02.40HenryTBU have extension on cisco?
19:03.35nocnocwhat should i put on the exten config?  DIAL(SIP/exten@ip) ?
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19:05.00HenryTBYes
19:05.13HenryTBI would show U my .conf
19:05.54HenryTB[incoming]
19:05.54HenryTB;exten => s,1,Answer()
19:05.54HenryTBexten => s,1,Wait(0)
19:05.54HenryTBexten => s,2,Dial(SIP/jim&SIP
19:06.23HenryTBexten => s,2,Dial(SIP/jim)
19:06.42ROM_Manasterisk and faxes are a tough combination eh
19:07.01HenryTB:)
19:07.23marcus-they are?
19:07.28HenryTBYep
19:07.34ROM_Manalmost works... but fails too often
19:07.54marcus-huh
19:09.41jsharpMrrrf.
19:10.15nocnocexcellent!
19:10.42decodewee
19:12.25JerJerany alaw folks still hanging out ?    I wana see if we get international ANI    Dial:  
19:12.25JerJer1-01231-778-7799 and leme know if u hear your own ANI
19:12.46mbrancaalaw here
19:13.05JerJermake a quicky call, if u wish, for me plz
19:13.14mbrancawhere?
19:13.18JerJerd'oh
19:13.25JerJersomeone just called and no ani was sent
19:13.33puzzledwas me
19:13.33mbrancacall /dev/undef
19:13.35mbranca:)
19:13.46puzzledI got kicked out
19:13.47marcus-jerjer; i've seen that on your lines before
19:13.52JerJerpuzzled:  what country u in?
19:13.57puzzled.nl
19:14.09JerJerhmm.. u sending a CallerID/ANI ?
19:14.21HenryTBSome Asterisk Guru's on chant????
19:14.30jsharpOhm.
19:14.32puzzledcallerid yes
19:14.32jsharpOhm.
19:14.40HenryTBjsharp:
19:14.50high-rezWatt... Watt...
19:14.55blitzragesorry.. only gregorian chant over here
19:15.10HenryTBjsharp: Man, I need some help with FWD account on *
19:15.24puzzledJerJer: "welcome...goodbye"
19:15.30blitzrageHenryTB: www.hacklocalhost.com/fwdcreator.php
19:15.36blitzragetry it, let me know if it works
19:15.38blitzrage:)
19:15.41blitzrageI'm pretty sure it does though
19:16.02HenryTBI'm in
19:16.19puzzledJerJer: clid is definitely on on that one. yell at KPN if it doesn't work :)
19:16.42blitzrageok.. I'm GONE
19:17.14wasimsome one wanna help me test gsm?
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19:17.25mbrancame me
19:17.42jetssalute jsmith!
19:20.02JerJerpuzzled: yeah there is no ANI for SayDigits  :(
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19:20.33Mellenhelloo
19:20.39marcus-b00red
19:21.18JerJermarcus-: write documentation then
19:21.22JerJer:)
19:21.23jsmithjets: I'm not worth saluting...
19:21.56MellenI'm having some serious dtmf issues. Even though I'm using inband dtmf everywhere, there's still some part of asterisk which squelches the dtmf tones. :(
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19:22.39scrompgorrammit
19:23.02MellenThis happens with SIP - ast - SIP calls aswell as with SIP - ast - ZAP.
19:24.33MellenI also noticed that when calling PSTN - ZAP - ast - SIP the sip endpoint sends dtmf just fine to the pstn endpoint.
19:24.44MellenAnyone know wtf is going on?
19:26.03wasimMellen: jsmith did, but he left
19:26.14Mellen:P
19:29.32bkw_Police ask for $3 million bail in Jackson molestation case
19:29.58nocnocmellen - rfc2833 has worked out great for me
19:30.26nocnocbut it is not the same scenario. i have c5300s connected to the pstn
19:30.26bkw_rfc2833 works for me too
19:30.34Mellennocnoc: Started out with that but that gives double dtmf tones.
19:32.00Mellennocnoc: I'm not sure but it seems like when setting sip to rfc2833 asterisk/sip still listens for inband dtmf.
19:33.11MellenSo if the sip endpoint doesn't kill the tones while sending it outofband, it will think it's two tones.
19:33.29Mellenit being chan_sip.
19:33.43malcolmdbkw_: they've already arrested him?
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19:36.18wasimoh, that rocked!
19:36.19nocnocmellen - interesting. if you stick with inband, try playing with the volume
19:36.43nocnocmellen - i've read on some books if the volume is too high, due to PCM it will kill DTMF, try lowering it a bit
19:36.51bkw_malcolmd I think.. not totally sure
19:38.17jetswooohoo
19:39.29rustynocnoc: can you adjust the volume of inband dtmf?
19:40.44malcolmdbkw_: drudge says they issued warrant but haven't arrested him yet
19:41.05hellerand drudge knows all.
19:41.25hellerdon't slip on the sarcasm that I just dripped all over the floor.
19:41.38voidptrhehe
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19:41.43voidptrcrypto phone on /.
19:41.49Bonbonhas anyone got any suggestions on how to minimise delay?
19:41.51voidptr$4000
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19:41.57voidptrwhat a f'in ripoff ;)
19:42.03bkw_jackson won't get a fair trial
19:42.49lecrammmm...
19:43.00bkw_SCO Hints at *BSD Lawsuits Next Year, And More
19:43.06bkw_OMG someone blow them up alrady
19:43.11bkw_er already
19:43.15rustySCO can kiss mine
19:43.18lecramhas anyone managed to make either ztdummy, or ztrtc on freebsd?
19:43.39hellerwhat's funny about the sco lawsuit against bsd is that it's already been settled!
19:44.32rustyI think SCO will probably end up in Guiness as the most comical demise of a commercial enterprise
19:44.46nocnocrusty - not the dtmd inband, but the channel's volume itself
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19:45.01rustynocnoc: ok
19:45.25matt-1controlHello, everyone!  Anyone want to help me diagnose zap troubles?
19:45.54jsharprusty: Yeah, but not after a bunch of people walk away with a metric buttload of cash from stock pump & dump.
19:46.32matt-1controlSounds like someone's been burned by someone
19:48.06jsharpmatt-1control:  What kinda zap problems?
19:48.17matt-1controlMy zap channels won't answer, and when I try to call out on them they say "unable to create zap channel"
19:48.36matt-1controlThis is after an update (new checkout) of Asterisk and zaptel.
19:48.49decodeyay!
19:49.04matt-1controlOur Asterisk has some mods, but nothing that should affect this.  Zaptel is stock.
19:49.20matt-1controlztcfg shows both channels OK.
19:49.31matt-1controlzap show channels shows them both OK.
19:50.32decodetests of the custom music-on-hold streaming are working well :)
19:51.20nocnocanybody experienced 1-way audio with nat'ed c7960 ?
19:51.52decodesounds like an RTP port issue
19:51.58bkw_nocnoc  put nat=yes
19:52.22nocnoci did
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19:53.46decodeis domain setting important on soft phones config'd to use *?
19:53.49decodeOr just use asterisk?
19:55.04matt-1controlchan_alsa.so and chan_oss.so appear to be new.  What are they used for?
19:55.11decodeconsole
19:55.30jsharpThey're not new...but they're used so you can use a soundcard on the * console as an extension.
19:55.49matt-1controlAh ha.  I probably don't need them then.
19:56.25jsharpProbably not.
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19:57.39matt-1controlAre there any other diagnostic things I can look at?  cat /dev/zap/1 and /2 both say "Device busy"
19:59.56mishehufuser /dev/zap/1 will tell you want process is locking it
20:00.11jsharpChances are that its the asterisk process locking it.
20:00.19mishehu*nod*
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20:02.33decodecan i stick extensions/etc into a mysql db?
20:02.51HeeDhi, I have a question bout IAX
20:02.54decodeI'd really like to manage voicemail/extensions/etc in mysql
20:02.55matt-1controlHmm.  It doesn't say that anything is using it.
20:02.59decodeso i can manage em via php
20:03.04jsharpYah.  But * can't query the DB directly for extension information.
20:03.08matt-1controlZaptel and wcfxo are both loaded
20:03.15jsharpThe best you can do is regenerate extensions.conf out of the DB.
20:03.27HeeDas I understand, the client can register and dial using IAX, but how does the IAX server dial to the clients?
20:03.40HeeDcan someone give me example of a client/server iax.conf ?
20:04.11decodejsharp ahh.. hmm
20:04.25jsharpHeeD:  Calls from the server to a client are done with Dial() commands in your dialplan (extensions.conf).
20:04.44decodei just need some kind of handling for say when someone tries to call 1000 (my SIP userid) to Dial(SIP/1000) and so forth
20:05.11HeeDjsharp yes I know that... but I am confused on the command to dial... ie. where to setup the client name to dial to
20:05.11decodejsharp can you include a file into the extensions.conf?
20:05.23jsharpdecode:  Not yet, I dont think.
20:05.34decodeSo i could have such extensions in a file that is automaticly generated by the scripts (which through a SIGHUP at asterisk to force reload)
20:05.43decodeahh
20:05.45jsharpexten => 5001,1,Dial(IAX2/guest@misery.digium.com/s@default)
20:05.55decodehmm, i might end up assigning a developer to such :)
20:06.10decodejsharp will discuss with a few of my developers and see who wants the task :)
20:06.25jsharpThat will Dial, via IAX2, the "guest" account at misery.digium.com, starting at the "s" extension in the "Default" context on the remote machine.
20:07.32jsharpThat answer your question?
20:08.06HeeDjsharp I was wondering how the passwords worked on the server to client... ie. does a name have to be setup on client that is registering with the IAX
20:08.20jtoddDoes the AGI command of "SET VARIABLE BLAH 3" currently have any problems or bugs that  anyone knows about?  I can't seem to get it working, after some extensive tests.
20:08.21HeeDI notice you use the guest
20:08.24decodeuser:pass instead of guest
20:08.52HeeDoh ok, so I can use Dial(IAX/name:pass@hostname.com)
20:08.56decodeyea
20:09.00HeeDwasnt sure... coudlnt find that in the docs
20:09.05bkw_anyone know if RDNIS works with NuFONE?
20:09.14decodeincluding the /s@default or such too if needed
20:09.59matt-1controlWhat is libtonezone used for?
20:10.19decodeDial(IAX/peer-nexiant:PASSWORD@peers-cpg/s@peer-nexiant)
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20:10.29decodethat's from my config
20:10.39decodefor xfer'ing from use to a client
20:10.41HeeDk thanks, Ill try that later... I trying to link friends Asterisk, who has dynamic IP to mine
20:11.09decodei gotta finish getting our music-on-hold streamer working :)
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20:12.00HeeDI just started in Asterisk a few days ago... was able to get it up and running with FWD, couple FXO cards but now am learnin the more complex settings :)
20:12.18Bonboni have an iax problem, where after a few seconds, the delay on one direction of a call increases to around 4 seconds. How can I debug where the problem is?
20:12.20decodeHeeD maybe you could assist me with fwd perhaps then? :)
20:12.34HeeDdecode I can try... what is your problem
20:12.41decodebut i am suspecting it's my NAT causing problems
20:12.49HeeDdo you get no audio by any chance?
20:13.00decodeno, calls never make it that far
20:13.11decodein either direction, but i seem to be registering proper
20:13.28decodebrb tho, helping gf configure softphone to use my * server as proxy
20:13.43HeeDI had to set canreinvite=no in sip.conf for the fwd user... before it would work
20:14.09decodegot that
20:14.29HeeDwhat firewall you using ?
20:14.33HeeDyou say you behind nat
20:14.35decodepos dlink
20:15.12HeeDI could not get FWD with nat proxy workin behind sonicwalls , but work fine behind linksys and SMC
20:15.15wasimtime to leave the phone on its 18 hour GSM test
20:15.22decodeahh
20:15.34HeeDmaybe dlink have same problem?
20:15.37decodemaybe
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20:15.51decodekatie/katie      24.159.113.57   (D)  255.255.255.255  64834    Unmonitored
20:16.18HeeDwell I did get workin on sonicwall by setting listen port to 5082 (btw, I talkin SIP client here when I first started playin with FWD, not Asterisk)
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20:16.49decode<PROTECTED>
20:16.58decodeahh
20:17.06decodetrying to get FWD going to *
20:17.36HeeDit dont work either way... send and receive?
20:17.46HeeDie. can you send or receive calls... or neither
20:18.05decodei can directly to fwd, yes, but i don't even get SIP messages for call attempts via fwd
20:18.08decodein either direction
20:18.09decodeHmm
20:18.18decodetell ya what, ima pull my sound card and put in a second NIC
20:18.19decodebbiab
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20:20.16HeeDregister =>#####:password@fwd.pulver.com/6666   ;##### is fwd account
20:20.42HeeD6666 can be anythin that dont conflict with other extensions... just an example
20:21.57matt-1controlI think the fuser result is a red herring.  I get the same result on another system which works fine.
20:22.25HeeDthen I made also in sip.conf entry for fwd
20:22.30HeeD[fwd]
20:22.30HeeDtype=friend
20:22.30HeeDsecret=password
20:22.30HeeDusername=#####
20:22.30HeeDhost=fwd.pulver.com
20:22.31HeeDcontext=from-fwd
20:22.33HeeDport = 5060
20:22.35HeeDcanreinvite = no
20:22.37HeeDdtmfmode=inband
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20:24.13HeeDso you dial like  Dial(SIP/#####@fwd.com
20:24.38HeeDoops
20:24.47HeeD<PROTECTED>
20:25.22matt-1controlWhat's the meaning of defining ZAPATA_PRI?
20:25.29HeeDand check extten 6666 for incoming calls from fwd
20:25.40Yog-homecan * act as a simple SIP proxy or does it always have to be a UA ?
20:26.43bkw_no * isn't a proxy
20:28.40UnixDawg<PROTECTED>
20:28.50UnixDawgsomething is wrong here
20:29.43jsharpAny recommendations on a system motherboard with a TE410P capable slot that isn't dual processor?
20:30.07silug64-bit slot?
20:30.11jsharpYah.
20:30.23silugi think intel has a p4 board with 64-bit slots now
20:30.56silughmm...  mozilla is being weird.
20:31.19jsharpI wanna find a TE410P capable motherboard that'll fit into this case:  http://www.gtweb.net/j1132.html
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20:32.37silugnot asking for much, are you?  :)
20:32.56silughonestly, i don't think it is going to happen
20:33.24jsharpprobably not, but I'd be a really happy camper if it did.
20:33.28puzzledjsharp: why don't you call them?
20:34.22puzzledjsharp: it doesn't have a redundant power supply
20:34.44jsharpI don't need a redundant.
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20:35.33puzzledjsharp: ok. in case you are interested in other 1U boxes:
20:35.34puzzledhttp://www.aicipc.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=wwwroot.formfactor&catID=01
20:36.35mbranca*yummy*
20:37.05mbrancaanyone knows a good & cheap brand of power over ethernet injectors?
20:37.17mbrancafor our lan phones...
20:37.32lelecatalist switches :)
20:37.41silugjsharp: look through this: http://www.tyan.com/products/html/matrix.html
20:37.55siluglooks like a couple possibilities
20:37.56leleoh.. you said cheap :)
20:37.58mbrancalele: lol :)
20:37.59puzzledmbranca: http://www.powerdsine.com/POLProducts/PD_6024.asp
20:38.47malcolmdjsharp: http://www.supermicro.com/PRODUCT/MotherBoards/GC_SL/X5SSE-G.htm
20:39.11mbrancathanks puzzled
20:39.14malcolmdalso this if you need scsi:  http://www.supermicro.com/PRODUCT/MotherBoards/GC_SL/X5SS8.htm
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20:40.36malcolmdjsharp: here's an asus board:  http://usa.asus.com/products/server/srv-mb/nrl-ls533/overview.htm
20:42.07malcolmdjsharp: and a tyan board: http://www.tyan.com/products/html/trinitygcsl.html
20:44.05jsmithmalcolmd!
20:44.05jsharpOoh.  The asus board looks good.
20:44.46malcolmdhiya jsmith :)
20:44.48malcolmdwhat's shakin'?
20:44.49jsmithThe unthinkable just happened... I had a Digium card go bad...
20:45.00malcolmdif it's an s100u, that's not unthinkable
20:45.01jsmith(Thank goodness I have a couple spares...)
20:45.07malcolmdone of the t1 cards?
20:45.07jsmithmalcolmd: TE410P...
20:45.08jsharpWhen good cards go bad.  Next on Fox.
20:45.25malcolmdone of the ports, the whole card, what symptoms?
20:45.41jsmithNo big deal though... 5 minutes to pull the server, swap the card, do some tests, and get it back up and running...
20:46.07jsmithmalcolmd: When I load the Zaptel driver, all the lights on the back go out... zttool shows all 4 ports as "OK", even when there's nothing connected
20:46.37jsmithI tried three different versions of Zaptel to see if it was something with the latest driver...
20:46.46jsmithSwapped the card, and it's working great now...
20:47.42*** part/#asterisk angom (~angomg@200.23.248.1)
20:48.18jsmithbrb... gotta go check something...
20:48.35tzangerthat's a hell of a card to go bad...  what happened?
20:48.51bkw_ok the queen is OLD
20:50.20bkw_look at bush.. smiling like he has to take a shit
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20:50.38jsmithtzanger: I was at lunch... I got a call that our main asterisk server was down... I ran to the office, SIP calls were working... channel bank wasn't... T1s weren't... no lights on the back of the card...
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20:51.13malcolmdjsmith: sucks..any weird power situations, anything else in the machine go bad?
20:51.40tzangerjsmith: channel banks showed alarms?
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20:52.23test10210whoo
20:53.09jsmithmalcolmd: Nope... just the card...
20:53.12jsmithtzanger: Yup... yellow alarms on the channel bank
20:53.38malcolmdjsmith: sucks...e-mail support@digium.com for RMA info
20:53.40jsmithLuckily, I a couple extra TE410Ps and at least one extra T400P
20:53.59jsmithmalcolmd: I will... I wanna try it out in a different box first... make sure it wasn't a fluke
20:54.40jsmithmalcolmd: So, what's new in Huntsville?
20:54.54rajo_home_:)
20:54.58Bonbondoes anyone have any SER knowledge on nat problems
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20:58.37UnixDawgnat and sip have problems with each other
20:58.46UnixDawgits known and documented
20:58.58mbrancaand sometimes can be solved....
21:00.00UnixDawgman I need the gtk interface I wish it was working
21:00.03UnixDawggrrr
21:00.23jsmithUnixDawg: gtk interface?  Are you talking about Gastman?
21:00.24tzangerthat's a lot of money to have sitting around for spare parts, but it's absolutely essential...  good foresight!
21:00.31UnixDawgyes
21:00.43UnixDawgdid they fix it
21:00.48UnixDawgor give up on it
21:01.02jsmithtzanger: Uh, yeah.  Foresight is what keeps me from being out of a job...
21:02.41tzangerjsmith-away: :-)
21:02.58*** join/#asterisk WOB (~WOB@ndn-64-208.telkomadsl.co.za)
21:03.01WOBhey all
21:03.37WOBanyone ever got a File sched.c, line 209 (sched_settime):Request to schedule in the past?!?! error?
21:03.54WOBIt happens when I try and dial into my asterisk box from capi, or through sip.
21:04.19WOBany help would be great..
21:04.31matt-1controlI have zttool running on my zap cards.  Can anyone help me interpret the results?  They both say red alarm.  Is that bad?
21:04.32WOBThe sound jitters terribly when it does this.
21:05.16ant_woodWob: Mr. Simpson, when have you know a siren to be a good thing?
21:05.17UnixDawgits works my pos is back working
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21:05.19mbrancamatt-1control: the zap card is going to blow
21:05.28ant_woodWob: sorry I don't have zap hardware
21:05.42jsharpmatt-1control:  Red alarm says you don't have a phone line connected.
21:05.52UnixDawgnow to find funding to help he get off the ground
21:05.59ant_woodOops I mean matt1, not wob
21:06.20ROM_ManRed alarm is not ALWAYS a non connected phone line....
21:06.28jsmithWhat kind of zap card...
21:06.38matt-1controlWildcard X101P it says
21:06.55UnixDawgthis pos will make hotel check in 90 % faster
21:06.55jsharpTrue.  But in this case it says that the card doesn't see the phone line.
21:06.58WOBcan anyone help me with my problem?
21:07.31klicTelHi all
21:08.09klicTelDid anyone ever try to change the transfer key from '#' to something else?
21:09.03silughmm...  snom200 price drop.
21:09.20silug105 too.  spiffy.
21:10.02mbrancasilug: how much, more or less?
21:10.09HeeDI hear a ping sound sometimes on my end when connected from SIP phone to an analog line via FXO card. I have echo cancel turned on... is this normal ?
21:10.35silug$24 less
21:10.57silug$275 instead of $299 for the snom200, and $225 instead of $249 for the snom105
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21:11.55matt-1controlHmm.  You might be on to something there.  It was plugged in, but some of the lines/cords it doesn't like.
21:12.37matt-1controlI have a 4-connector phone line that has 2 lines on it.  I don't have a line splitter at the moment.
21:13.07wasimneat that call last night was 60911 seconds long
21:13.08matt-1controlIf I plug a 4-conductor cable in to the FXO card, will it just get line 1 or will that not work?
21:13.25jsharpIt'll get line 1.
21:13.49matt-1controlOK.  I also tried using a 2-conductor cable and it didn't see any line.
21:14.38jsharpMake sure you're plugged into the "line" port on the back of the card...and make sure that the line that you want to use on the card is punched onto the middle two pins on the cable.
21:15.31matt-1controlYes, it is plugged into line.
21:16.00matt-1controlI looked at the wiring and it appears that one of the lines is wired to the center two pins (red and green)
21:19.08klicTelis it possible to replace the '#' for transfer by something else like '##' or '*'?
21:19.32ant_woodAnyone know about CAPI in Australia?
21:19.49Mikewhats agi?
21:19.49ant_woodIs there an equivalent to zttconfg
21:20.04ant_woodAGI is the programming interface
21:20.05Mikesince yesterday i suscribe on mailing list of asterisk i have alot to read
21:20.15Mikeant_wood: ok thanx
21:20.40ant_woodlets you program your own programs to use with Asterisk using say perl or ph
21:20.42ant_woodphp
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21:22.09decodehmm
21:22.13decodeok, no more NAT
21:22.15decodestill no fwd tho
21:23.15decodebut i think i found the problem, looks like a timeout on the outbound call
21:23.25decodehow do i extend the timeout for a specific ctx?
21:25.38atacommrofl......why did Novell sign a non-compete with SCO?
21:26.33tzangerI get all kinds of crazy timeouts for SIP registration with FWD
21:26.39Yog-homeI wish the voicemail.conf supported something like AGI
21:26.43tzangerI also get a shitload of "got 200 OK for a non-register" or sommat
21:27.20tzangerWARNING[81926]: File chan_sip.c, Line 4669 (handle_response): Got 200 OK on REGI
21:27.23tzangerSTER that isn't a register
21:27.42tzangerIAX2 is so much nicer
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21:28.42tzangeratacomm: I prefer firewalls that didn't allow 32000-range ports in, ipv6 doesn't solve that
21:28.45tzangerrandom port allocation blows
21:29.50jetsSo you can zapbarge how about listen to just sip calls
21:29.54tzangereven with v6 you can bet the ISPs will do braindead things like blocking outgoing 25 or whatever else they do these days in the name of security
21:29.59decodeyou need to set canreinvite=no
21:30.09tzangerdecode: who are you talking to?
21:30.12decodefor fwd to work
21:30.20decodewhoever couldn't get it working
21:30.24tzangerdecode: fwd works fine, I have reinvite=no and canreinvite=no
21:30.27decodeproblem i'm having now is audio to a user behind nat
21:30.40decodethey can hear me, i cant hear them
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21:31.57mbrancatzanger reinvite=no doesn't exist
21:32.54Connor-How can you turn call waiting off ?
21:32.54klicTeltalking of zapbarge... can you barge in on a specific agent?
21:32.54decode*67? :)
21:33.25mbrancaklicTel: you can listen, if he's on a zap channel... but you cannot speak
21:33.27decodehmmm
21:34.04matt-1controlOK, there is something messed up with that phone line.  That's definitely part of it.  There's still something else though.
21:34.06klicTelmbranca: ok... but you have to know the zap channel he's on, right?
21:34.18mbrancaklicTel: of course
21:35.08Connor-.
21:35.20mbrancaklicTel: there's was a patch sometimes ago that allowed scanning through active zap channels from zapbarge... like * go previous chan, # go next
21:35.48jsmithmatt-1control: Is it an analog phone line, or a digital phone line?
21:35.56tzangermbranca: hmm ok :-)
21:35.58Connor-~seen bkw_
21:36.00bkw_ is currently on #asterisk.  Has said a total of 74 messages.  Is idling for 45m 40s
21:36.05decodehm
21:36.06decodeok
21:36.08mbranca~seen kapejog
21:36.08mbranca: i haven't seen 'kapejog'
21:36.11mbranca~seen kapejod
21:36.12kapejod <~kapejod@pD9E827CD.dip.t-dialin.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 6h 40m 41s ago, saying: '~kill mirc'.
21:36.14decodeproblems w/ fwd half solved..
21:36.31decodefor some reason dialplan seems busted tho
21:36.35Connor-I'm playing with campon, and dang if it's not sending calls through due to callwaiting.
21:36.43decodesending out the 7 still even with _7XXXXX
21:36.43dmhvoicetronix makes a 4-port fxo for $550
21:37.12jsmithdecode: That's normal, unless you dial ${EXTEN:1}  (notice the :1)
21:37.16klicTelmbranca: what if I have a PRI with a few agents and I wnt to constantly listen to a specific agent... I don't know on which Zap he's connected cause it might change from one call to the other
21:37.18decodeahh!
21:37.24matt-1controlI get the 'starting simple switch.." and it seems mostly normal.  The only error message is one I see about having no caller ID.  But after that it goes into one of our apps, so I'll assume it's our fault for now.
21:37.29matt-1controlIt's a POTS line
21:37.42jsmithmatt-1control: Sounds like you've pretty much got it working...
21:37.55mbrancaklicTel: agents are on sip, I understand?
21:37.58matt-1controlI'm going to dig through the code and see what I can see.  But the messed up phone line was definitely part of it.  THanks for the help@
21:38.05klicTelmbranca: IAX
21:38.07decodeawesome
21:38.19decodeNow to fix the two remaining problems and i'll be a VERY happy person
21:38.35decodebiggest problem is, gf uses fwd behind nat w/ the nat proxy shit
21:38.52klicTelAIX
21:38.57decodewhen i call her via my * server (not NAT'd) she can hear me but i cant hear her
21:39.02decodeany known fixes
21:39.12nocnocnat=yes
21:39.21klicTelIAX!
21:39.23decodefor my fwd ctx?
21:39.23mbrancaklicTel: mmmh... so I think that's the only way is to follow him manually... that's the only thing barge allow you to do
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21:39.55klicTelmbranca: that's what I thought...
21:40.02decodenot working still
21:40.03decodehmm
21:40.36jsmithklicTel: There was a post to the mailing list a month or more ago... some guy wrote an app to "cycle" through the different channels while barging...
21:40.48decodecan i may calls starting w/ 700 do say Dial(SIP/${EXTEN:1}@fwd) ?
21:40.52decodemake all
21:41.07decoderegardless of length after the 700 part
21:41.14Celtic_700.
21:41.18decodeahh
21:41.26jsmithdecode: Yes...  _700.  (notice the .)
21:41.27decodetnx ;) slowly learning this stuff, and cant find very good docs
21:41.44decode*buys you all beers/shots of other good stuff*
21:42.00pinodoes anyone here have an up-to-date firmware for the SwissVoice IP10S?
21:42.05klicTeljsmith: i'll look for it.. I'll try working on an AgentBarge version
21:42.25jsmithklicTel: If you do get it working, let me know!
21:42.39klicTelI'll share it for sure
21:43.33jtoddklicTel: Look through the archives; I think Dave Troy was talking about the theoretical creation of an AgentBarge (or whatever name he had for it) solution for any channel type.
21:43.53klicTeljtodd: thanks for the info... I will
21:44.38decodeweird
21:45.22decodestill no luck
21:45.47decodei get connected, but no audio from the other side
21:46.03Mikeok simple question now that i have iax register with my remote office and remote office register with me how can i make my remote office access my house extensions
21:46.03Mike?
21:46.12decodebut i think it might have something to do with the REGISTER requests using the wrong outbound IP?
21:46.15WOBanyone ever got a File sched.c, line 209 (sched_settime):Request to schedule in the past?!?!
21:46.32WOBIt happens when i try and dial into my asterisk box from a capi device, or through sip.
21:46.33wasimMike: dial(iax/home/229@default)
21:47.03wasimMike: err... user@home even...
21:47.12decodecan i specific an outbound IP for a sip peer?
21:47.31Mikeok home is needed?
21:48.00Mikedial(iax/home/229@host.i.have.at.home)
21:48.02Mike?
21:48.21wasimdial(iax/user:pass@host/exten@context)
21:48.25jtodddecode:  No, that's currently a subject of quite a bit of discussion.  See the bugtracker at http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0000104
21:48.40Mikewasim: same line on both servers right?
21:48.51wasimMike: nah
21:49.07wasimMike: you'll need to switch hosts at the very least :)
21:49.10decodejtodds so it is a bug?
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21:50.27decodejtodd my * box isn't natd, the client connecting to the * box is
21:50.44decodenat server is same box * runs on fwiw
21:50.54Mikewasim: and how will that be?
21:51.02Mikewasim: if i want ext 102 to call 101
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21:51.07Mike102 at office 101 at home
21:51.12Mikewhat should i do
21:52.32wasimMike: at the office you'll need to add 101,1,Dial(iax/mike:rita@home/101@default) at the office
21:52.49wasimand 102,1,Dial(iax/mike:rita@office/102@default)
21:52.53wasimerr at the home
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21:53.42decode*shrugs* I'll fool with it more
21:54.18Mikeok so lets say this is the live ext
21:55.00okrummwhy using windows sip phones is such a pain? i'ven trying to setup one, and i can't have it working....
21:55.00Mike101,1,Dial(iax/usernamethatiuseforiax:mypass@home.dyndns.org/101@asterisk)
21:55.04Mikeright?
21:55.18Mikeadding the exten = 101,1,Dial(iax/usernamethatiuseforiax:mypass@home.dyndns.org/101@asterisk)
21:56.05wasimhuh?
21:56.19kapejoduse iax2 if you can.
21:56.59Mikei dont know how to use iax2
21:57.04Mikeeither iax
21:57.05MikeHEHE
21:57.27kapejodthen it doesnt matter ;)
21:57.30kapejodjust use your legacy phone
21:57.59wasimaptly name POT
21:58.14Mikecalle69*CLI> dial 104@asterisk
21:58.15Mike<PROTECTED>
21:58.15Mike<PROTECTED>
21:58.15Mike<PROTECTED>
21:58.15Mike<PROTECTED>
21:58.16Mike<PROTECTED>
21:58.18Mikecalle69*CLI>
21:58.40jsharpWhat do you see on the console of the remote machine?
21:58.42wasimso much for that usernamethatiuseforiax:mypass
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21:59.19edocedhmm
21:59.20kapejodMike: turn on iax debug on both machines
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21:59.33wasimiaxdebug it, either a context, or format issue
21:59.48Mikewasim: can i paste you the hole line in msg?
21:59.53Mikeboth lines the one on remote
21:59.55Mikeand local
21:59.55Mike?
22:00.12mbrancalol
22:00.15nicebubanyone used extendb?
22:00.16mbrancanetsplit
22:00.40nicebubor the Manager:API
22:00.40nicebub?
22:00.46kapejodmorning mbranca :)
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22:01.12mbrancamornig kapejod
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22:01.21mbrancahow's going, mr kape?
22:01.22nicebubheh
22:01.26wasimnicebub: sure, the manager api is necessary
22:01.35nicebubfor what?
22:01.43wasimnicebub: controlling *
22:01.48kapejodmbranca: slow, unfortunately
22:02.00nicebubhave created your own program excercising the API?
22:02.06Connor-Anyone use the incominglimit patch?
22:02.49kapejodmbranca: yeah, a few. but some good news too. i will have my octoBRI prototype soon.
22:03.12mbrancakapejod: that's cool. we have some customers interested in that
22:03.50nicebubwhoa octoBRI?
22:03.53decodehmm
22:03.58decodehaving some audio problems too
22:05.05decodebbl
22:05.05mbrancakapejod: btw, will zapBRI have shared-irq probs? we must use same policy has standard zap hw?
22:05.07decodereboot time :)
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22:05.49kapejodmbranca: i will try my best ;-) sharing between quad/octoBRIs should be no problem
22:05.52jmb-ctquestion:   why does a FXS card (wildcat)  go fast busy on first digit dialed from the pots phone ??
22:06.13jsmithjmb-ct: Bad dialplan, or being in the wrong context...
22:06.24mbrancakapejod: oh, that's not a real problem. just 2 know.
22:06.43mbrancakapejod: what's happened to your driver?
22:07.26kapejodmbranca: nothing happened to my driver, didnt get hit by a car or somethings. he's fine. ;)
22:07.33mbrancakapejod: lol
22:07.34wasimdon't tell me you screwed the driver into the wall too...
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22:07.46mbrancarotfl
22:07.53kapejodwasim: not yet!
22:08.07dougheckahey wasim
22:08.23mbrancabtw, today I tested a diva server 4bri on a mini-itx via c3 800mhz... with capi. it works great...
22:08.23dougheckaweee, this is fun
22:08.53kapejodmbranca: :-)
22:09.48mbrancabut mbranca prefers giving $$$ to kapejod rather that eicon....
22:10.15mbranca-n+t
22:10.29kapejodgood boy
22:10.40mbrancait's true, it's true
22:10.57jmb-ctjsmith thanks.   thought it was correct.  off by one letter that looked like another :)  works now
22:11.00jmb-ctI need COFFEE
22:11.40mbrancak. I'm done.
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22:12.16kapejodn8 mbranca
22:12.22mbrancawasim: if you need more gsm tests, tomorrow morning I can call you again ...
22:12.25mbrancan8 kapejod
22:12.28mbrancaand n8 all
22:12.32_zap_hey guys
22:12.48_zap_silly question
22:13.30_zap_i was reading through the archives and resources that there was talk of moving *67 *69 etc.. into application is that happenning or did it get back burnered?
22:14.36_zap_and second silly question, has anyone clustered these servers yet?
22:14.46curious1Will * run on Lycoris Desktop/LX version of Linux?
22:14.50jtodd_zap_: Look at the mailing list for today for a description of moving CLASS services around.
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22:15.25_zap_jtodd: was that users or dev?
22:15.30jtoddzap: users
22:15.36jtoddzap: I think.
22:15.55_zap_jtodd: i was watching carefully and didn't see it i'll do a search
22:16.09_zap_jtodd: very active list
22:16.24jtoddzap: look for "jtodd" today and search via thread when you find it.
22:16.29zoa2zap no clustering yet afaik
22:17.22Mikewasim: this doesnt work exten = 050,1,Dial(iax/oficina.homeip.net/050@oficina)
22:19.09_zap_jtodd: thanks found your message
22:19.14jetsdoes anyone know of a program external to asterisk to record a sip/rtp conversation to a wave file?
22:19.26_zap_jtodd: You've implemeted this already?
22:20.12jtodd-afk_zap_: Yes, I have CLASS features; not publicly released right now, sorry.  Unless you have lots of money and you don't mind horrible kludged.  Gotta run; send me mail if you're interested.
22:22.12tholoHey kram.
22:22.21tholoAny progress? ;)
22:22.26kramyes, it's all setup
22:22.29DisCorDiahmmm, how can this happen? ---> ERROR[31755]: File chan_capi.c, Line 928 (capi_write): error sending DATA_B3_REQ (error=0x1103, datalen=160) B3in=1
22:22.36kramas soon as i get unburied and get my water heater fixed i'll get to work on it
22:22.49data[Zzz]woo its a kram
22:23.03kramyah
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22:23.44tholoTell me, does that system happen to have an Adaptec 78xx SCSI controller?
22:24.35nicebubi'm having trouble using sample.call it says unable to make call due to "error 1", but i cannot find info in the archive
22:24.43pinoDisCorDia: somewhere in the CAPI documentation or header files it should say what 0x1103 is, but i don't feel like searching for it now .. :)
22:25.01Mellenanyone knows why I'm getting double dtmf tones sip > iax > zap > pstn and almost no dtmf vice versa?
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22:25.48kapejodpino: it means that the capi queue is full.
22:26.41pinoso that could be something slowish -- the card drivers, maybe? just trying to guess. not much point anyway :)
22:27.34phiberkutI've got an X100P & a cisco 7960. if i call from an analog line via the x100p to the cisco, there is an overly audible echo on the cisco. If i make a call from a cisco to cisco, there is no echo.  zapata.conf has echocancel=yes & echocancelwhenbridged=yes  set.   Any ideas?
22:27.46kapejodDisCorDia: what voip are you using?
22:27.53Mikesomeone can tell me whats wrong in this extension exten = 050,1,Dial(iax/username:password@oficina.homeip.net/050@oficina)
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22:31.47DisCorDiakapejod: SIP
22:31.57DisCorDiahi btw ;)
22:32.36kapejodmaybe you have some packet loss
22:32.54DisCorDiahu
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22:33.37DisCorDiaTX packets:2092089 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:17 carrier:0#
22:33.45kapejodif your capi send queue is full it means that somebody is sending too much audio for 64 kbit
22:34.03Takapaaccording to digium, it's possible to specify a dial() like this: Dial(Zap/1d/extension)
22:34.13Takapawhere are the docs for that "1d" part?
22:34.27DisCorDiawhat does that mean "too much audio for 64k" ??
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22:36.58AlricIs there any built in way to transfer a call directly into voicemail?
22:37.13AlricOr do you have to define an extension for it and transfer to that extension?
22:37.21_zap_Alric: not that i know of
22:37.57_zap_Alric: select a prefix for that and define it
22:38.34_zap_Alric: for example we use 3XXX and 4XXX for each phone and 2XXX will transfer to vm
22:39.15_zap_Alric: works well if you have less than 1000 ext.
22:41.54Alric_zap_: Thats what I was afraid of.
22:42.13pinoDisCorDia: just trying to guess here: if, for instance, 2sec of voice get stuck somewhere in the network, arriving all at once, and the CAPI queue is shorter than that (i.e. shorter than 16KB), you have too much audio for 64kbps :)
22:42.13_zap_Alric: you can use variables to help out
22:42.43Alric_zap_: Think you could pull it off somehow with an AGI script?
22:43.28nicebubanybody linked asterisk up to analog signal sources ie., external sensors
22:43.53_zap__2XXX,1,Voicemail(u${ARG1})
22:43.59nicebublike motion detector or any generic sensor?
22:44.20manynp: |bo| - der schrei nach freiheit
22:44.49jsmithnicebub: I think someone had it controlling X-10 lights, etc. in their house...
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22:44.56JerJerwho wants to flood me with H.323/G.729 calls?
22:45.19jsmithJerJer: I'd rather not, thanks... :-)
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22:45.46JerJeri would rather not either, H.323 sucks
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22:46.03MellenSending dtmf sip > ast > sip works fine, sip > ast > zap > pstn gives double dtmf and useless dtmf in reverse direction. Please help.
22:46.10Alric_zap_: Thanks, will look into that =)
22:46.18jsmithJerJer: Yeah, but at least you understand the beast... for me, it's a beast best left undisturbed
22:46.58_zap_Alric: that puts them into a different mailbox though it puts them into 2XXX which works for me because you put them there in the first place
22:47.22_zap_well gotta go later everyone
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22:47.30UnixDawgok someone test my 1700 nmbr pls
22:47.35dougheckano
22:47.37doughecka:P
22:47.39dougheckasure
22:47.39UnixDawg17009952499 ext 111
22:47.41dougheckaI can call it
22:47.44dougheckabut I cant talk
22:47.52cypromisthan don't
22:48.00cypromismaybe there is a deeper sense in that :)
22:48.01cypromislol
22:48.18UnixDawgI want to know it is playing the ogm
22:48.35dougheckayay
22:48.36doughecka:)
22:48.39UnixDawgthnks
22:48.40dougheckaLAAAAGGGYYY!!
22:48.43dougheckawow
22:48.47dougheckaI wonder where it is
22:48.49UnixDawgI blew a mem chip
22:48.59dougheckaoh
22:48.59UnixDawgI have 256 megs and am compiling
22:49.01decodeUnixDawg, all knowing hax0r.
22:49.03dougheckaah
22:49.08dougheckathat would cause... problems
22:49.11UnixDawgno its cable modem
22:49.16dougheckamy end is dsl
22:49.18UnixDawg3m/256
22:49.19dougheckaand its unstable...
22:50.01decodeDo you know of how to make voice work in both directions on fwd (nat'd)-> inet -> * -> sip (inside the nat directly connected to * server)?
22:50.07doughecka:)
22:50.10UnixDawghahha
22:50.12decodeshe can hear me, i cant hear her :(
22:50.13sxpertdoughecka: you're a masochist ?
22:50.14dougheckawho was that?
22:50.26dougheckasxpert: aha
22:50.27dougheckano, this is a donation
22:50.31dougheckafor a skoool
22:50.34MellenWhat payload value does asterisk expect for dtmf?
22:50.46dougheckaand I am replacing there NT 4 dual 100 mhz pentium server
22:51.00sxpertdoughecka: that's a nice dis-service you're doing them.. installing windows to friends ...
22:51.16doughecka:)
22:51.17dougheckawell
22:51.28dougheckathey are teaching word and typing class..
22:51.30dougheckaexcell
22:51.34nicebubdecode: i've been hacing the same trouble in getting biway audio
22:51.34decodedoughecka can i have that box?
22:51.35dougheckaits a highschool
22:51.38decodethe dual p100? :)
22:51.43dougheckanooo
22:51.45dougheckaits MINE
22:51.46dougheckabwuahaha
22:51.47decodeheh
22:51.54dougheckawhy do you want it?
22:52.01decodei just need a dns/mail/nat box..
22:52.03decode;)
22:52.05dougheckaah
22:52.08decodeinstead of using my desktop for both
22:52.12decode(celeron 550)
22:52.17dougheckaog
22:52.19dougheckaoh sure
22:52.26dougheckadecrease performance
22:52.27doughecka:P
22:52.35dougheckahmm, I wonder how loud it is
22:52.43dougheckaI could setup a small exchange box here..
22:52.44dougheckaerrr
22:52.47dougheckaqmail
22:52.48dougheckayea
22:52.51decodei'm pondering ebaying for a decent dual p2 box
22:52.52decode;)
22:52.53dougheckaI meant that :P
22:53.11decodehell a dual p200 would be plenty for the proxy/nat/mail/dns server here
22:53.21dougheckadual 100 mhz
22:53.24decodeoh yea, has to do x10 stuff soon too
22:53.26dougheckaand very little ram
22:53.28dougheckaah
22:53.40dougheckabooyea, and it logs into the domain ok..
22:53.40decodewe're _slowly_ upgrading the house to x10
22:53.44dougheckahahah
22:53.51dalaberaHi, Would anyone explain me the drawbacks of using the GSM codec over SIP.?
22:53.56dougheckaoh yea, MY house is on version x11!!!
22:54.01decodealso going with SIP phones to use packet8
22:54.06dougheckaah
22:54.13decodeonce i get used to * :)
22:54.18dougheckaheh
22:54.33dougheckawell, I have a linux firewall/router right now
22:54.43dougheckarunning ipcop
22:54.46decodeany opinions on the cisco ubr924?
22:55.01*** join/#asterisk lecram (~marcel@fia114-101.dsl.hccnet.nl)
22:55.08decodecable modem + router + 4 port hub + h.323 TA
22:55.14dougheckabut I would like to get something that does mail/dns/ipv6/whatever-you-feel-like
22:55.19dougheckaI would switch now
22:55.19decodeTA part will be unused.. heh
22:55.36dougheckabut the problem is, I like the gui ipcop has
22:55.42dougheckaits got a neato webgui
22:55.50decodeim just tired of paying 5$/mo to rent a POS modem
22:55.56dougheckafor managing the ipsec, and iptables/chains, whatever it is
22:56.07dougheckadecode: ah
22:56.28decodei already pay 30$/mo for 2mbit/128kbit
22:56.35decodeif i had 256kbit upstream, i'd be happy :)
22:57.00decodethey are capping at 128 to 'prevent unauthorized media file sharing'
22:57.13decodebloody wankerssss
22:57.14dougheckagee, I wonder what that is
22:57.18decodekbyte? :)
22:57.21dougheckayea
22:57.29doughecka~150*8
22:57.301200
22:57.31decodei get 230kbyte/15 or so
22:57.39dougheckawow, so I am getting good service then
22:57.49dougheckagooish
22:57.49decodedon't forget framing loss ;)
22:57.50dougheckagoodish
22:57.52dougheckaindeed
22:57.57dougheckabut thats real life
22:58.08dougheckaI can download stuff if I put my mind to it at 150ish
22:58.13decodei enjoy my 230kbyte/sec dl's :)
22:58.25decodebut 15kbyte or so upstream really chaffs my balls :)
22:58.39decodechafes too
22:58.42dougheckaindeed
22:58.43dougheckalike dialup
22:58.44dougheckano
22:58.46dougheckaISDN
22:58.56decodei never got to play w/ isdn
22:59.03dougheckaman, it was cool
22:59.03decodenever was working here :)
22:59.12decodestill isn't :)
22:59.17decodenever will be either
22:59.26decodejust like anything else verizon attempts
22:59.27doughecka"YEA, ISDN is TWICE the speed of dialup! luser!"
22:59.32dougheckaheh
22:59.48dougheckanow I am stuck with unstable dsl because I am outside the dsl limit
22:59.50decodeVerizon: We know we suck, but what other option do you have?
23:00.10decodethankfully we're starting to get decent CLEC's
23:00.11dougheckahah
23:00.23decodebut vz still owns the copper, so why bother?
23:00.23dougheckadsl right?
23:00.34decodeI don't even have a voice line through them
23:00.38dougheckalol
23:00.42doughecka~512/8
23:00.4464
23:00.46dougheckahm
23:01.31decodeonce fibernet starts to get their own copper in place in my area, i'm going to consider a pstn line or two via them
23:01.33*** join/#asterisk viernes (~viernes@dsl-200-67-110-61.prodigy.net.mx)
23:02.03dougheckaexchange didnt survive my domain controller rename... or the deletion of the domain for that matter :)
23:02.08nicebubdecode: are you in georgia?
23:02.14decodenicebub thankfully, no.
23:02.24decodesomeplace almost as bad, though
23:02.27decodebut no sand fleas :)
23:02.31nicebubheh
23:02.37dougheckatennesee??
23:02.50decodethink more north, a bit east
23:02.50vierneshi all... Any idea for a * with 8 FXS and 3 FXO ports... What kind of channel bank do you suggest? and witch digium card?
23:02.58decode4 states border us
23:03.07decodeactually 5
23:03.10dougheckavergina?
23:03.16dougheckaI cant speel
23:03.22dougheckaverginia
23:03.29decodeva,md,oh,pa,ky
23:03.32dougheckavirginia!
23:03.37dougheckaoh, I am in KY
23:03.41decodeno, those are our borders ;P~
23:03.41dougheckaindiana!
23:03.59decodeand presently it's flooding here..
23:04.07sxpertdoughecka: that's a bar next to my parent's
23:04.11dougheckawest virginia
23:04.14decodeWe are number 14 in marijuana production in the us
23:04.15decodeYeup
23:04.16dougheckasxpert: ha
23:04.25decodemy road is flooded ;(
23:04.37decodeso i can go get a pizza
23:04.37sxpertdoughecka: the "indiana", place de la bastille
23:04.40sxpertdoughecka: in paris
23:04.41zeta_Is it possible to jump into a channel... like zapbarge, but also to be able to talk in there as well... but not using a conference room?
23:05.04dougheckahahaha
23:05.11decodethat was the most amazing thing i've ever seen..
23:05.17decodethat chick has such a long tongue...
23:05.27dougheckaplease, no more!
23:05.30decode:P~
23:05.34decodelesbianism :P~
23:05.44decodeheh
23:05.53decodewow
23:06.13dougheckapah
23:06.14decode"You have 621,997 new emails"
23:06.15*** join/#asterisk camoa (~camoa@200.71.58.37)
23:06.16decode*sighs*
23:06.30sxpertdecode: that was me this morning :)
23:06.32nicebubviernes: have you looked up any channel banks, yet?
23:06.36decodesxpert dick :P~
23:06.41dougheckaI have redhat/knoppix/mandrake/BSD-OS :P
23:06.51camoahello, i need some help about using gnophone, is not working!
23:06.51nicebubno suse?
23:06.54sxpertdoughecka: then, catch, here's debian :)
23:06.54camoapleaseee
23:06.57decodei wanna copy of bsdi :)
23:07.04sxpertdecode: uh, what do you mean ?
23:07.11decodesxpert for email bombing me :~P
23:07.13decodewith spam
23:07.24decode<sxpert> decode: what was me this morning :)
23:07.31*** join/#asterisk ricky (~ricky@hoochie.digium.com)
23:07.37rickyhello
23:07.45sxpertdecode: ah, no, I mean, I was in the same situation...
23:07.47dougheckaDIE!!!!
23:07.48dougheckaer
23:07.48decodealmost 622 thousand emails in 3 months.. all spam
23:07.49dougheckahello
23:07.51decodeOoo! i see
23:08.00rickyi got asterisk installed and now its time to get IAX incoming calls working?
23:08.00decodesxpert sorry.. sucks, huh?
23:08.11rickyany suggestion on how do I edit iax.conf?
23:08.13sxpertdecode: hopefully, allmighty mozilla was there and destroyed about 90% of that :)
23:08.16camoai get the RPMs from gnophone.com and is not working... i download the CVS version and it needs phonecore.. and i can't find it
23:08.27rickyfirst thing I want to test is DIAX
23:08.27nicebubanybody know of any good/cheap channel banks to use withasterisk?
23:08.31rickythat will be cool
23:08.32viernesnicebub> I was serching some one at ebay... but could you suggest me one ?
23:08.33decodesxpert FLUSH *
23:08.34decode:)
23:08.43doughecka~622000-60%
23:08.45621999.400000000023
23:08.50dougheckahmm
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23:08.54nicebubviernes: well, i've heard about this rhino
23:08.55doughecka~622000+60%
23:08.56622000.599999999977
23:08.56sxpertdecode: no, because there's a lot of important stuff in there
23:09.01decodeahh
23:09.04nicebubviernes: it is supposed to be cheap
23:09.10decodei just said screwit and flushed it
23:09.20decode622,000 spams.. ;)
23:09.24sxpertdecode: lol
23:09.31*** join/#asterisk anachron (~fradooj@adsl-64-169-89-27.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net)
23:09.33decodeprobably 620,000 spams at minimum
23:09.46decodeand that's a lot of processed meat err uce :)
23:10.10viernesnicedub> its both FXS and FXO channel Bank?? any URL??? google??
23:10.36nicebubnot sure on any of those
23:10.55dougheckawow
23:10.55nicebubi think only fxo for a2d to pstn
23:10.58dougheckaI want one of those
23:11.05dougheckaa girlfriend who has a sip phone
23:11.22nicebubhehe
23:11.36nicebubviernes: good luck...
23:11.37decodesxpert j00 wish.. and it's a soft phone atm :)
23:11.40decodebut * hates her
23:11.49rickyanyone has details on iax.conf?
23:11.49decodeeither that or her nat
23:11.53dougheckabah
23:12.00dougheckadecode: fine
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23:12.02doughecka:P
23:12.04decodeany win32 iax phones? :)
23:12.06rickyhow do I set it up to receive calls from DIAX?
23:12.10nicebubcya
23:12.11dougheckasure
23:12.12dougheckaDIAX
23:12.16decodediax? Url?
23:12.18dougheckaand IAXComm
23:12.19rickydecode, DIAX is good
23:12.27dougheckaarchives
23:12.27doughecka:P
23:12.32rickydownload it from www.laser.com/dante
23:12.35dougheckaaha
23:12.35dougheckaok
23:12.43dougheckaoff to do something usefull
23:12.57UnixDawgbenjk you alive
23:13.03rickyi am myself trying to set-up my * box to except calls from DIAX
23:13.12UnixDawgI need your assistance on the dance floor
23:13.20rickyi am on DHCP (dynamic IP) registerred with DYNDNS.org
23:13.31rickyneed to know how to receive calls from DIAX
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23:13.34ROM_Manhmmmm...
23:13.37decodeanything a little.. prettier? :)
23:13.47rickyalso, what ports should I open on my router to get IAX going?
23:13.48atacommanyone want a Cisco QuadT1 A55300-120VOIP-A ?  retails for about $40k I beleive....i've come across one that I can get for $15k
23:14.16ROM_Mancan ne1 give me a pointer on how to get the voicemail LED to light on a phone connected to a tdm40? stutter tone works but no LED
23:14.25rickyI see a lot of USERNAME/PASSWORD fileds in iax.conf (default) but don't know where to set what?
23:14.36UnixDawgI use noip2
23:14.36UnixDawgit just repoints
23:14.36UnixDawgput your * on the dmz port
23:14.37UnixDawgto many ports to open
23:14.44UnixDawgread and learn
23:14.47UnixDawgit explains it
23:15.05rickywhere to read? could be please specific
23:15.11rickythanks for the response though
23:15.16rickyi really appreciate it
23:15.19UnixDawgread the conf file
23:15.33atacommlol, digium is safe from tornados? wtf
23:15.35UnixDawgit explains what goes where
23:15.54UnixDawgand unless you have a iax nmbr that people are calling dont worry yet
23:15.59rickyyaa, i see a lot of username:passwd fields but don't know where do I register mine and how to generate an account ofor a frined
23:16.07decodeblarghhh
23:16.26rickyi got the iax number from iaxtel.com
23:16.37rickythrough gnophone registration
23:16.44rickyi suppose, i could use it with DIAX
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23:18.58tclarkROM_Man: bug ?? http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0000544
23:19.01bkw_alkjdflksjlsjdflsdkfj
23:19.37*** join/#asterisk km- (pgrace@virgil.fierymoon.com)
23:19.47dougheckaaaaaaahhhhhmmeeeeeennnn
23:19.48ricky; We can register with another IAX server to let him know where we are
23:20.07km-mm
23:20.08rickyhow does IAX know that i need to register with IAXtel.com
23:20.11km-howdy folks
23:20.23rickyi could put a username and passwd but where do I put iaxtel.como
23:20.30bkw_como?
23:20.37bkw_har har har
23:20.50km-bkw: dude! :)
23:20.59bkw_what did I do now?
23:21.04km-nothin just saying howdy
23:21.05km-:)
23:21.19bkw_haha ok
23:21.24km-bkw: callmanager is a proprietary piece of hardware from cisco right?
23:21.29bkw_software
23:21.30decodegrr
23:21.31bkw_but yes
23:21.53km-bkw: my 7960's, in the past two days, have started rebooting one second into every call
23:22.08bkw_km- ouch
23:22.11km-bkw: it seems to have happened instantaneously, after many months of working fine
23:22.11bkw_sounds bad
23:22.19bkw_what firmware?
23:22.21km-4-4
23:22.28bkw_upgrade
23:22.29km-I'm afraid to upgrade the phones to 5 or 6
23:22.35bkw_go to 5.3
23:22.35km-wont ever get it back, ya know?
23:22.42bkw_mine works fine with 5.3 and 6
23:22.44*** join/#asterisk arabe (~arabe@dsl-200-67-110-61.prodigy.net.mx)
23:22.56km-this is the exact same problem that happened to me before
23:22.59dougheckakm-: dont do it!
23:23.01km-the phone kept rebooting at weird times
23:23.06dougheckadont fall to the dark side
23:23.07km-and everyone's like "GO TO 5.3!"
23:23.10km-and I'm like "OK!"
23:23.17arabeHi all... could you tell me if this Channel Bank work with * http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3056375835&category=11908
23:23.19bkw_doughecka shut the fuck up. you don't even have one
23:23.22km-so I do it and I suddenly have a $350 paperweight because then it starts rebooting randomly
23:23.27arabeand a T1 card from Digium
23:23.31km-and I can't backport the firmware ;)
23:23.34bkw_km- it don't work like it is...
23:23.35rickyhey, everyone
23:23.37bkw_so whats the point
23:23.38dougheckabkw_: hah, so you think
23:23.42jtodd-afkI've never had problems with my 7960's in any way, and I finally upgraded from 4.4 to 6.0 with no difficulty.
23:23.43bkw_either way you have a paperweight
23:24.02km-bkw: I'm at least going to try loading the oldest possible firmware I can
23:24.02rickywhich section of iax.conf refers to registering my box with iaxtel.com and which section referes to letting others call me?
23:24.09bkw_jtodd-afk I never have issues with mine.. except I dial fast
23:24.10km-bkw: then incrementally upgrade back to 4-4
23:24.14jtodd-afkI will say I didn't go through the 5.x series loads... I went directly from 4.4 to 6.0
23:24.14bkw_and it skips digits sometimes
23:24.19rickycan anyone point me to a sample?
23:24.31jtodd-afkbkw_: 6.0 supposedly fixes those problems, according to the bugnotes.
23:24.32bkw_km- bad idea
23:24.41Alricexten => _#XXX,1,StripMSD,1
23:24.41Alricexten => _XXX,2,Voicemail(u${ARG1})
23:24.49bkw_Alric that # sign
23:24.50km-bkw: bad idea to do the incremental upgrade trick?
23:24.55bkw_oh nm
23:24.57bkw_I see what your doing
23:25.05AlricWill that even begin to work?
23:25.07bkw_but _XXX would go to priority 1
23:25.16AlricSo you need _#XXX again?
23:25.17jtodd-afkricky: the "register" part is how you tell iaxtel that you are available, and inbound calls are then processed by whatever is in the peer setting for the iaxtel.com IP addresses.
23:25.21bkw_but their is a simpler way to do that
23:25.34Alricbkw_: Hows that?
23:25.37decodeany better iax phones for win32 than diax?
23:25.45bkw__XXX,1,VoiceMail(u${EXTEN:1:3})
23:25.46dougheckaiaxcomm
23:25.48dougheckayou can try that
23:25.51rickythanks jtodd
23:25.54bkw_Alric or don't use a #
23:25.54dougheckabut its got less featurea
23:25.56dougheckas
23:26.08decodewell
23:26.09rickycan you tell me what is the peer setting
23:26.10bkw_Alric stay away from using a #
23:26.13dougheckaiaxclient.sourceforge.com/net/whatever it is
23:26.14bkw_trust me
23:26.14rickysorry for being so lame
23:26.15AlricWhys that?
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23:26.21decodediax crashes on connecting to the $ server frequently ;(
23:26.24rickyi got the idea of registering myself
23:26.24bkw_Alric you work in a SIP env or Zap env?
23:26.35Alricbkw_: Zap
23:26.45bkw_if you ever wanna add sip then you will need to not use #
23:26.53dougheckadecode: hmm, works fine for me
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23:26.56rickysince the sample file had a lot of username:password, i thought it is for frinds ot call you
23:27.00dougheckadenon: trying using an older version
23:27.00doughecka:)
23:27.05rickynow i know its about me joining the servers
23:27.05Alricbkw_: But it will work okay for Zap?
23:27.14dougheckaok
23:27.23bkw_Alric # is the send key for sip
23:27.39DisCorDiacan i make 2 calls in 1 dial extension? like ->    exten => 101,1,Dial(${SIP_CHRIS},${ISDN_CHRIS},60)
23:27.42rickyso for iaxtel.com, is there a way to specify the server? some kind of iaxtel.com address or ip address?
23:27.50bkw_ok I will shut up now
23:27.57Alricbkw_: Hmmm.  Good to know.
23:28.00km-bkw: why is the incremental firmware upgrade trick a bad thing?
23:28.08bkw_km- yes it just is
23:28.13dougheckalol
23:28.14bkw_just go 6.0 like jtodd says
23:28.17km-heh
23:28.26viernesnicebub: thanks ... this  http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3056375835&category=11908 is a good channel bank
23:28.35km-bah you're just looking at the problem aesthetically!
23:28.52sxpertdoughecka: I have called psychiatric emergencies for you :)
23:28.55viernesnicebub: ????
23:29.06dougheckathats alot of money for only 16 fxs channels
23:29.16decodedoughecka hmm
23:29.20decodeiaxcomm crashes too
23:29.23jsmithdoughecka: Why install exchange 2000... then you can't upgrade your servers to 2003!
23:29.23dougheckaaha
23:29.30dougheckaso that means your computer sucks
23:29.30decodenone of em work on 9x? :)
23:29.34dougheckaoooh
23:29.36doughecka9x
23:29.41decodesadly so
23:29.43dougheckaits the suxors
23:29.50dougheckareformat and put xp on it
23:29.52sxpertjsmith: mebbe he doesn't want to muck with active directory ?>
23:29.52decodetil the 2k box is back
23:30.03decodeif i did that, i'd put freebsd on it :)
23:30.10dougheckajsmith: I cant?
23:30.11dougheckahaha
23:30.14jetsI have a lot of DID's on a t1...
23:30.18decodebut gotta have 9x for some stupid ass apps
23:30.22dougheckaah
23:30.29dougheckavmware
23:30.31decodethey are dos apps.. for the most part..
23:30.32decode:)
23:30.35sxpertdoughecka: that could be considered as mail bombing ;)
23:30.37decodedoughecka timing critical :(
23:30.37jsmithsxpert: I don't blame him if that's the case... I sat through a "Migrating your PDCs to Windows 2003 Server" presentation today... yuck!
23:30.46dougheckasxpert: indeed
23:30.54decodedoughecka thus stuck w/ 9x on this box til monday
23:30.55km-ooh, when did language support get added into asterisk
23:30.55sxpertjsmith: that's why we run linux and samba 3 ;)
23:31.00decodewhen my cd is here of the new version :)
23:31.02jetsso i have these did's -- and I need to route then to different contexts, or "ivr" scripts -- based on the DID #...
23:31.03dougheckajsharp: whats so hard? I upgraded a NT4 box to 2003 server
23:31.06dougheckain 30 min
23:31.20decodecome monday, i'll have a linux version of MMC! :)
23:31.24dougheckalol
23:32.34doughecka:P
23:32.35decodewhich means no more having to dump test results to a win9x box :)
23:32.48dougheckahah
23:33.08arabeAny one can help me with a Channel Bank ???
23:33.13decodei demanded a copy of the NT client and a copy of the linux beta :)
23:33.28dougheckaOMG! look at the latest message on the list
23:33.32decodethey grudgingly complied since we have 4 year service contract
23:33.43dougheckaLooks to me like analog phones, no matter how cheap, have some sort of
23:33.43dougheckaeffective hardware echo canceller.  Why can't an X100P have the same?
23:34.08dougheckaits not the stupid phones, its the conversion to digital that causes problems
23:34.25doughecka2 wire to 4 wire
23:34.39jsmitharabe: What's the problem your having?
23:34.50jetsnow if we had the quad fxo card
23:35.08km-moment of truth guys
23:35.14km-6.0
23:35.19dougheckayay
23:35.20dougheckaer
23:35.24dougheckayes, what about it
23:35.39km-upgrading the phone to 6.0
23:35.54km-jtodd: you said 6.0 solves the damned button lag problem?
23:36.00km-kristy screamed at me so many times for that
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23:36.15km-jsmith: what issues? :P
23:36.20dougheckahmm, it wont power on now
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23:36.51jsmithkm-: Security problems... they were addressed by jtodd in a post to the mailing list...
23:36.58km-dammit
23:37.02km-still fucking rebooting
23:37.14km-paperweight++
23:37.35dougheckamore and more spam is going to the junk folder
23:37.36doughecka:)
23:37.45jtodd-afkkm-: 6.0 says it solves key lag issues.
23:37.57jtodd-afkjsmith: the security issues are only a problem if you enable the new feature of "auto-answer"
23:38.04km-yeah I noticed the key lag very much gone
23:38.26jsmithjtodd: I realize that... at least the lights light up to let you know you're being listened to... :-)
23:38.39dougheckalol
23:39.01jtoddjsmith: Yeah, it still kind of sucks.  I used to do the same trick with the telnet interface and using the test procedures to type "keys" on the keypad.  
23:39.30dougheckalol
23:39.45jsmithjtodd: Fun fun fun...  I haven't used the telnet interface to do much other than to reset someone's phone.
23:40.14jtoddjsmith: look at the "test" options.  Interesting things that can be done in there.
23:40.24dougheckacould someone send me a 7960?
23:40.27jsmithjtodd: I will...
23:40.35jsmithdoughecka: Sure... send me a cashiers check first!
23:40.37bkw_i love automated spam in my voicemailboxes
23:40.49bkw_GOD DAMN TELEMARKETERS
23:40.52cypromisdmesg
23:40.53cypromis:)
23:41.01dougheckajsmith: how much?
23:41.46dantbkw, you need a 'If you are human, press 1, otherwise please hold the line will we drop your call'
23:41.54marcus-woah, my soekris board *finally* boots
23:41.59jsmithdoughecka: $1000.00 US.. (so I can buy a 7970)
23:42.06dougheckahaaa
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23:42.12dougheckasure, is that in pesos?
23:42.16marcus-i wonder if a 266mhz pentium has enough juice to run asterisk with a couple of digium FXS ports
23:42.31jsmithmarcus-: Might be a tad bit slow... give it a shot though
23:43.06marcus-digium needs to make a minipci fxs card!
23:43.11dantdoughecka, 1000 turkish lira wouldn't be bad
23:43.22doughecka~convert 1000 lira to USD
23:43.28dougheckameep
23:43.43dougheckayay, NAS devices are cool
23:44.00jsmithmarcus-: Yeah, that'd be cool...
23:44.01sxpertdoughecka: about 1 cent ?
23:44.06dougheckaah
23:44.07doughecka:)
23:44.12marcus-these soekris boards are cool as shit
23:44.34sxpertdoughecka: or is that 100000 turkish lira ? I don't remember... yeah that's probably it ;)
23:44.40dougheckadoh
23:44.55arabeAny one can help me with a channel bank?? if this is a good one o not?? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3056375835&category=11908
23:45.05bkw_Alric that :1 on ${EXTEN} strips that one digit
23:45.14dougheckamoo
23:45.24dant~convert 1000 trl to usd
23:45.48dant0.000683761 USD
23:45.53sxpertmeep unable to convert, source currency too fucked up :)
23:46.01Alricbkw_: I see
23:46.05jsmitharabe: The FXS ports are OK, but the FXO ports on the Access Bank 1 aren't too good
23:46.13doughecka~convert 1 lightyear to picometers
23:46.16jsmitharabe: That price was kind of high, as well
23:46.21dougheckawow
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23:46.44decodeshitty..
23:46.47dant~convert 1 lightyear to megabytes
23:46.59arabejsmith: Where i cand find a better one... ???
23:46.59dant:)
23:47.00sxpertwow, nice
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23:47.17dougheckaLOOK
23:47.17dougheckayou BROKE it
23:47.17HeeDis there issue with ignorepat ? I try ignorepat => 9 but the dialtone disappears (I am using ata186 so maybe that is issue?)
23:47.17sxpert~convert 1 fortnight to seconds
23:47.17dougheckabloody fish popsicles
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23:47.30km-test
23:47.37dougheckayea
23:47.37dougheckayou broke it
23:47.47jsmithkm-: How's the new firmware?
23:47.58km-same problem
23:47.59doughecka~convert 16 years to fortnights
23:48.05km-I thought I just isolated it
23:48.07HeeDwhat cisco phone do they use in 24 ?
23:48.10km-(the problem)
23:48.12km-heed: 7960's
23:48.19km-they also use 7960's in the show "Las Vegas"
23:48.30Alricbkw_: Yay, it works.  Thanks a lot.
23:48.49HeeDhmm they look nice... makes we wanna get one... (of course any normal person would be payin more attention to Kim ;) )
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23:49.22decodedoughecka got diax running, but cant get it to register w/ *
23:49.22decode:(
23:49.42HeeDdecode you still didnt get fwd workin? I was scrollin back and you said you can hear only one side ?
23:50.03decodeHeeD yeup
23:50.23decodeso we decided to try iax, no luck, since for some reason diax is getting rejected by *
23:50.31km-HOW DAMNED WEIRD IS THAT
23:50.32km-heh
23:50.33HeeDset canreinvite=yes in your sip phones in sip.conf
23:50.41HeeDand canreinvite=no for the fwd one
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23:50.59HeeDor maybe I got that backwards... lemme check hehe
23:51.40mack_jpnHI. does anyone can make a call with iaxcomm-current? i think that cannot register...
23:53.15decodeHeeD sounds right, but still no sound from remote
23:53.22HeeDhaha mine dont work anymore either... did somethin to my fwd now ;P
23:53.34km-jsmith: looks like 6.0 works now...
23:53.41decodeinteresting..
23:53.45jsmithkm-: Cool beans...
23:53.46km-jsmith: I didnt even check out jtodd's messages about the 7960 security issues
23:54.06jsmithkm-: He was mostly just saying that if you use the "auto-answer" feature, it can be used to bug your office
23:55.19km-ahhh
23:55.56km-jsmith: Hey, I havent tried fiddling with your directory stuff in a while...  maybe tonight's a good night to figure out why 7960's wont behave with apache
23:56.54jtoddjsmith: In addition, the problem is that those SIP requests to an auto-answer extension can come from _any_ IP address that sends an INVITE to the right extension.  Badness.  There need to be access lists or limits in there or something.
23:57.13jsmithkm-: It's working fine for me... Just turn off "chunked encoding"
23:57.29km-"chunked encoding"
23:57.35km-I'll grep for something that looks like that
23:57.36jsmithjtodd: Yup... I remember now... And I agree... time for 6.1 firmware?
23:57.47HeeDI think fwd is gimped right now... can anyone make a call with fwd ?
23:57.56jsmithkm-: I had it all figured out at one time, but then lost my notes...
23:58.11HeeDisnt refelctor 613 ?
23:58.21km-thats fine, that's enough of a hint to start a cross-reference search
23:59.07jtodddammit.  IAX2 is refusing to behave between two new servers.  I keep getting "no authority found" errors, even with no auth scheme.  

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