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00:00.02Corydon76-workjtodd:  did you restart after removing the secret?
00:00.14jtoddYep.  Cold start several times.
00:00.21km-sometimes the goblins stay in even when doing restart now, ya know
00:00.28km-yep jtodd is faster than I
00:00.29km-;P
00:00.47Corydon76-workIs iax.conf pointing at each server as type=friend?
00:00.57jtoddCorydon76: Yes.
00:01.19Corydon76-workAre you doing any IP-based permissions?
00:01.23jtoddCorydon: Strangely, it seems that "CALLED NUMBER" is being set to "s" instead of the actual calling number I'm using...
00:01.37Corydon76-worki.e. permit/deny
00:01.52jtoddNo, no IP based permit/deny, and all codecs allowed.
00:01.55Corydon76-workWhat does your Dial argument look like?
00:02.11jtoddexten => _X.,6,Dial(IAX2/${EXTEN}@test,50)
00:02.18Corydon76-workAha
00:02.30km-ugh
00:02.37Corydon76-workDial(IAX2/thisserver@thatserver/${EXTEN},50)
00:02.38km-jsmith: crap I have to recompile apache!  BOO!
00:02.45HeeDhmm they must be doin work on fwd... people I call that are not connected - I just getting a timeout
00:02.50jtoddYep, I saw that as soon as I pasted it.  :-)
00:02.54jtoddThanks.  
00:02.56HeeDusualll get a msg that says they not on
00:03.06decodegrr
00:03.23jtoddCorydon: That's what I get when I cut/paste from SIP configs.
00:03.30HeeDso mine is working, just thought that it wasnt cuz I kept gettin my own *'s invalid extension
00:03.40Corydon76-workYah, channel types work differently
00:04.23HeeDhas anyone got Tellme - 411 to work on FWD thru asterisk ? I cant connect for some reason
00:05.48km-jsmith: do you remember having to hack apache to get chunked encoding disabled?
00:07.21jtoddCorydon: Too many windows, too many machine, too many channels, too little time.  
00:07.54Corydon76-workYah, that's why channel features which are intrinsic are important.
00:08.27HeeDis iax2 come with * or do I have to put another update ?
00:08.50HeeDdo I just use iax2 instead of iax in dialing?
00:10.17jtoddHeeD: Just use "IAX2" instead of "IAX" in your Dial statements.  It's that easy.
00:10.24HeeDoh ok thanks
00:10.52denonblah, lost my Grandstream manual .. wonder what the default password is for this thing
00:10.59bkw_admin
00:11.13denonoh, that's clever..
00:11.18denonalmost as good as 'passowrd'
00:11.21denonpassword
00:11.23bkw_haha
00:11.33km-DENON!@
00:11.34km-hehe
00:11.36km-whats up dude
00:11.55denonbkw_: so you set the outbound proxy and sip proxy both to *?
00:11.59denonkm: not much, you?
00:12.02jetsis there a way for the fxo card to seize the line and wait... then dial, and dial more slowly?
00:12.08HeeDhas anyone else had this bug.... (didnt see in bugtracker)... with voicemail.conf it writes over 200 lines when you change voicemail password using phone
00:12.20km-denon: jsmith tells me the answer to why 7960's load webpages so slow is chunked encoding
00:12.22jetsi think my fxs card on my other pbx is not "quick" enough
00:12.30km-denon: so I'm surfing the apache source code, trying to find the place to disable it
00:12.44km-static int set_cookie_doo_doo(void *v, const char *key, const char *val)
00:12.44km-{
00:12.46km-HHAHAHAHA
00:12.49km-I love apache programmers
00:12.56denonkm-: oh yea? newer firmware seems to be a little better I think
00:13.06km-still way too slow
00:13.13km-trying to implement directory for kristy
00:13.26km-kram: kram the man, with the master plan
00:13.29denonhey kram
00:13.29denonhehe
00:13.52denonhum .. wonder what Vocoder I should have it prefer
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00:16.17zigmanuhhh alle weg ;)
00:16.40km-jsmith: oh great leave me in my hour of need! :P
00:16.47km-jsmith: catch ya later ;)
00:16.49zigmanhhehe
00:17.05denonhmm .. music on hold doesnt work with this grandstream
00:17.06jsmithkm-: Sorry... I don't remember... seems like it was just a setting in httpd.conf...
00:17.16km-keepalive off? :)
00:17.24zigmankm whats your problem ?
00:17.32jsmithkm-: I don't think so...
00:17.48jsmithkm-: search the apache manual for "chunked"
00:17.50km-zigman: 7960's take an ass long time to get dynamic php webpages
00:17.55km-jsmith: did..
00:18.06km-jsmith: only way to disable chunked encoding is through hacking the source
00:18.14km-found many posts on the internet that corroborated that
00:20.09HeeDhas anyone here got an SPA-2000  - I am interested in knowing if it is as good or better than ATA-186 ?
00:20.25bkw_they are HELLA BETTER
00:20.33HeeDlook cheapter too
00:20.37denonbkw: silence supression on the grandstream any good?
00:20.50bkw_* doesn't support it
00:20.53bkw_but mmkay
00:20.56denonah, bummer
00:21.26rickyhow do i know if my * is registered with iaxtel.com?
00:21.26denondoes * support 484 response? (for early dial)
00:21.30rickyis there a way to find out?
00:21.51km-denon: I think so
00:22.03km-denon: do you know how to set that up on a 7960?
00:22.05rickycan anyone dial my * number to check if it works 17006072399
00:22.08km-I hate having to hit dial
00:22.20denonkm-: set a lower timeout
00:22.43denonso to do nat with the grandstream, you dont really need to say YES where it asks for a STUN server right?
00:22.49denonjust say nat=yes on the other * side?
00:23.01km-ricky: I'm trying the call
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00:24.24HeeDarea code 700 is in kazakhstan - wow eh
00:24.33km-ricky: cant seem to call you
00:24.37HeeDor did I look that up wrong ?
00:24.40km-I can call myself though
00:24.49km-god I hate freenode
00:25.08zigmanhehe
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00:25.29denonman this grandstream was unbelievably simple to get working
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00:25.42denonpity I dont have a good way to test it behind nat before I give it to someone to play with
00:25.48jsmithkm-: I hate freenode too...
00:26.01km-jsmith: hehe
00:26.12ricky17006072399 can someone test this
00:26.25jsmithkm-: It almost seems like I had to add a different http header telling apache not to chunk-encode the stuff, but I don't remember for sure now...
00:26.34km-<PROTECTED>
00:26.41km-I ghet a whole bunch of those when I try calling ricky
00:26.47km-ricky: it's not ringing through dude -- sucks
00:26.56rickythanks km
00:26.56km-ricky: you can try calling mine -- 700-495-9498
00:27.00rickyi wonder what is going on?
00:27.15rickylet me try km
00:28.10HeeDdenon are you talkin about that phone they sellin on pulver.com ?
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00:28.22HeeDthe budgetone ?
00:28.41km-I'd love to get my dirty hands around one of those wisip units
00:28.45denonHeeD: yeah
00:28.48UnixDawgthegs bugettone is ok
00:28.50denonGrandstreams
00:29.04denonthey're not the nicest phone in the world, but they seem to have decent audio for cheap
00:29.11denon!info barbietone
00:29.12rickyhey, km, i get the engaged tone when i try it?
00:29.13UnixDawgfor a starter phone and those who want a basic phone like a home phone
00:29.24bkw_OMG i'm gonna smack this person
00:29.28jonathankm- me too!
00:29.30HeeDwhat are the ata286 like?
00:29.35marcus-http://blort.org/~kgasso/images/how-to-catch-script-kiddies.gif
00:29.37rickyactually, as soon as i dial 1-700, i get the engaged (fast busy) tone
00:29.46HeeDis that coincidence that similar name as cisco, or did grandtream make for cisco the ata-186 ???
00:29.47rickywonder why i can not get in or out using iax
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00:30.22UnixDawgricky you did not set it up right
00:30.26km-marcus: where'd you get that? :)
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00:30.36km-marcus: that's classic.
00:30.38rickyhm...i wonder what am i missing?
00:30.45rickylet me paste my set-up here?
00:30.49spy007HeeD: grandstream is engaging in trademark infringement haha
00:30.49km-whoa whoa whoa
00:30.50km-hhe
00:30.51rickywill that be alright with you?
00:30.55HeeDheh
00:31.02km-no pasting whole config files in the channel ;P
00:31.03spy007HeeD: no, really
00:31.28HeeDwonder when cisco will come after em then
00:31.55DawgGrubbingcisco dont care
00:32.01DawgGrubbingthey make to much money and they know it
00:32.10ricky[iaxtel]
00:32.17DawgGrubbingthey are not sco
00:32.22HeeDwonder when linksys will come out with buggy voip phones/adapters haha
00:32.31marcus-km; some other channel
00:32.31HeeDsince cisco bought em
00:32.32ricky[iaxtel-out]
00:32.35km-heed: I know, it's only a matter of time!
00:32.41jsmithmarcus-: That's hilarious!
00:32.53ricky[from-iaxtel]
00:33.01DawgGrubbingI want a 802.11g sip phone
00:33.16rickyfrom-iax and iaxtel-out are part of extensions.conf
00:33.16km-ricky: are you trying to set this up for work or for play?
00:33.37rickyactually, i want to test it locally and then set-it up for a call center
00:33.52km-ah
00:33.52sizzzungugh
00:34.00rickymy goal is to get the iax working so that remote users could call the call center
00:34.01DawgGrubbingmine works
00:34.10DawgGrubbingeven dnd now works
00:34.12rickyi do have a adtran 750 set-up
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00:34.30bkw_oh lord stupid people are invading..
00:34.30rickyso it would be a 24 seat call center receiving IAX calls
00:34.44DawgGrubbingback in 30
00:34.47HeeDya I find enabling 802.11b on my .g network gives huge performance hit... would be nice to have everything g
00:35.05rickyonce i get it to work, i will think about the b/w troubles for upto 24 simultaneous IAX calls
00:35.17rickystill a newbie at * but trying my best to get it going
00:35.41jonathanI have been testing voip. I get an echo when calling out with a hardphone that lasts for 5-10 seconds. After that the echo fades. Is there a way to speed this process?
00:35.42rickyi found this to be the best and cheapest possible alternative to commercially available PBX
00:35.44DawgGrubbing802.11b and sip = horriable where 802.11g and a sip on a wireless ext works great
00:36.03DawgGrubbingbut sipphones need to be desinged to run on battery backup
00:36.07km-ricky: see, it's probably going to be hard for you to find human support for this (for free) since a lot of us have budding asterisk consultancy businesses ;P
00:36.11HeeDjonathan I have that too ... seems like asterisk's echo cancellation needs time to kick in
00:36.12rickythe only drawback is learning curve without much documentation
00:36.13DawgGrubbinglike 4 c cells
00:36.15DawgGrubbingor 2 d cells
00:36.21cypromis802.11b with iax2 works perfect
00:36.27rickykm...i understtand it
00:36.40rickyi am testing this out so taht I am convinced in *
00:36.48TekatiWhat is the easiest way to route a call via callerid?
00:36.59rickyonce it works (or i am convinced), i would like to use one of the commercial serivices
00:36.59HeeDricky ya, asterisk is kewl... I knew nothin bout PBX a week or two ago... now I know little bit
00:37.05km-I really need to get my business started...
00:37.09jonathanHeeD, seems like there should be a way to make * remember this between calls. This is one of my # problems to fix before deploying.
00:37.13km-jsmith: yeah dude, get the hell home
00:37.18rickyi would count on your support if i could sell this to a client
00:37.22km-jsmith: I've given up for now on the chunked shit anyway
00:37.25jsmithkm-: Thanks, man! I will!
00:37.32rickyi hail from india and call center is a thriving business
00:37.45rickyyou name a company and the chances are that they have a center in india
00:37.54km-yeah
00:37.57HeeDI don't have a center in india :)
00:38.08rickyif * could become a cheaper channel, i can see mom and pop call center stores in india
00:38.08km-one of dell's fantastic indian call centers told one of my employees to format his computer over the weekend
00:38.18rickyhmmmm
00:38.22km-"oh sure, your icons will still be on the desktop when you reboot!"
00:38.22dantricky, we don't... China on the other hand...
00:38.24km-:P
00:38.25HeeDwasnt voip illegal in india recently ?
00:38.27arabe<PROTECTED>
00:38.40rickyhello tclark
00:38.43rickygood to see you here
00:38.51rickyyes, i got to working it locally
00:38.56km-where's that silly tclarke
00:39.02rickyin the sense, all my local channels are active
00:39.20rickyi want to get the IAX working
00:39.32rickygot a client convinced on * as call center option
00:39.37rickyneed to test is locally
00:39.39HeeDI just setup asterisk on one of my linux servers at work... main use is so I can access unused fax and banking line at night from home over vpn... so if wife yackin on phone I can make call hehe
00:39.44rickybefore committing to tit
00:39.59rickyso i was telling KM about this as well
00:40.07TekatiCan * route a call based on callerid?
00:40.10km-ricky: you willing to relinquish root access on that box for me to fix this for ya? :)
00:40.17km-tekati: yep
00:40.23rickykm, i am sorry about your dell experience but I can not speak for their call center guys and intelligence
00:40.30rickysure
00:40.36km-yeah, I'm not too sure about dell's call centers in america either
00:40.37km-;P
00:40.54Tekatikm-: Is there a short example of what I have to do to set that up?
00:40.57jonathanTekati, I think there is a section in the pdf handbook on blocking calls via caller id, same logic should apply for routing to extensions.
00:41.08km-tekati: sure, it's easy -- when you're creating an extension, like so:
00:41.22km-exten => 1234,1,Dial(Zap/1/18005551212)
00:41.25bevinsricky: Is your iax links not working?
00:41.37rickyyeah
00:41.39km-if you want all calls from "12345678900" to go to somewhere else
00:41.43arabe<PROTECTED>
00:41.43km-you'd say
00:41.46rickyi am having trouble with iax stuff
00:42.02rickykm...go ahead and use my box
00:42.03km-exten => 1234/12345678900,1,Goto(Other-extension,s,1)
00:42.09km-ricky: gotta send me login and password
00:42.20rickyany better way than this channel
00:42.24TekatiAh cool thanks km.
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00:42.27rickylike an email
00:42.33km-pgrace@fierymoon.com
00:42.37rickyyou can send me an email at rickyjibbons@yahoo.com
00:42.42rickyoh great
00:42.45km-include ip address, login, password
00:42.48rickyi will mail you the passwrd right now
00:42.49bkw_km- I love that exten => 123/blah stuff
00:42.49rickysure
00:42.56km-bkw: it's awesome
00:43.02km-this one guy I did consulting for nearly spooged
00:43.03bkw_km- I send some people to lala land
00:43.18km-he's like "Hey, if a call comes in on line 6, and it's from my voicemail, can you give me DISA?"  "Yep"  "Way cool!"
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00:43.49km-I so need to start business officially
00:43.54jonathanis there a way to signal busy to a particular fxs line when another fxo line is in use? I am connecting to * to a channel bank to insert in front of a legacy key system for migration.
00:44.00km-arabe: yeah, it's probably your better bet.
00:44.01TekatiCan you use wildcards in the 1234/1234567XXXX?
00:44.09km-Tekati: That's a good question
00:44.12km-if you could
00:44.19km-it'd be 1234/_1234567XXXX
00:44.27km-my guess is you can
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00:44.33TekatiTrue.  I am going to try it.
00:44.34Tekati:)
00:45.03arabekm-> any idea of a good and sheap Channel Bank with FXO and FXS ports?
00:45.20km-I've heard people using the Zhone Zplex 10
00:45.25tclarknoooo
00:45.30km-but as to whether or not that's a good channel bank
00:45.31tclarkta 750 or adit 600
00:45.33km-I cannot attest
00:45.38km-tclark is better at this stuff than I
00:45.46bkw_http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3059695950&category=3309
00:45.48bkw_OMG buy now
00:45.55bkw_that guy must not knwo what he gots
00:46.09tclarkits fxs only
00:46.17arabetclark> a good online store for buy one???
00:46.35rickyjust sent you login info
00:46.49bkw_tclark still a damn good deal
00:47.02bevinsexten => 2000,1,Dial(IAX2/asterisk2:1993@24.202.44.197/2000@extensions)
00:47.03bevinsexten => 2000,102,Hangup;
00:47.08tclarkbkw_: true
00:47.21jonathanarabe, I just purchased a 12 fxo 12 fxs carrier access channel bank on ebay. MSRP was listed at $3300, but ebay had it for $550 and probably better deals are around but I was in a hurry
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00:47.48tclarkarabe: this is nice bit pricey http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3058887272&category=3706
00:48.10tessier_arabe is spanish for "Arab"
00:48.41rickykm, did you get the info?
00:49.31jetshey in aseterisk you can have an extension call your handset and your cellphone for example
00:49.33jetswhat feature set is that
00:50.15km-ricky: yep
00:50.19km-ricky: I'm fixing it as we speak
00:50.33km-ricky: the phones you have connected -- are they sip phones or FXS?
00:51.32rickyno
00:51.42km-I see they're FXS
00:51.43km-ok
00:51.49rickythere are two analog phones on channel 1 and 14
00:52.09rickyunfortunately
00:52.14rickyi am logged in as remote as well
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00:52.21km-ricky: there you go, iaxtel inbound is working
00:52.27rickymy wife must have picked up
00:52.29km-ricky: for that, you just needed to add a register => line in iax.conf
00:52.31rickygreat
00:52.37rickyi need to check the outgoing now
00:52.38km-yeah, she said you asked for the pickup
00:52.40rickyshould i call youe
00:52.42km-1-700-495-9498
00:52.45rickyyea
00:52.46km-yep give it a whirl
00:52.54rickythanks....a bunch
00:53.01rickyshe should be calling you any minute now
00:53.09km-tell her to hit 2
00:53.19bkw_haha
00:53.22km-brian
00:53.22km-:P
00:53.27km-I saw
00:53.31km-it said brian west on the callerid
00:53.32km-:P
00:53.35bkw_yep
00:53.38bkw_that be me
00:53.43tessier_It's probably in the Bahamas and you now have a $20 charge.
00:53.46rickyhmmm
00:53.49km-ricky
00:53.50km-that's ok
00:53.52rickyshe is getting an engaged tone
00:53.55rickywonder why
00:54.00km-ricky: I'm on the console so I can figure it out
00:54.03km-just a moment and I'll explain why
00:54.13rickyokay
00:54.42km-have her give it a whirl now
00:55.07km-ok that's fine
00:55.13km-we're better than we were before :)
00:55.33bkw_someone send me a box of 7960's please
00:55.38bkw_5 or 10 will do
00:55.40tessier_Me too
00:55.44tessier_</aol>
00:55.50rickykm
00:55.53km-ricky: one more time
00:55.57rickyi think it could be my password
00:56.06rickyi think i need to put \ before "&"
00:56.21km-I dont believe you do....
00:56.34km-since , or | are the argument delimiters in the dial application
00:56.37rickyhmm
00:56.38rickyi see
00:56.40km-the & is not literalized in asterisk
00:56.46km-even though it is in regular unix command line
00:56.50rickyokay
00:57.05km-try that call one more time and I think it'll work this time
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00:57.14arabetclarc> so a 1000 USD is a normal price???
00:57.31km-ricky: dam.
00:57.35km-ricky: congestion tone again
00:57.37tclarkfor 48 channesl on the adit yea
00:57.47rickyyup
00:57.48znoGkapejod: you there?
00:57.52rickyengaged tone again
00:57.55arabeyes... i need a small one... let me serch becouse i cant find any one at ebay
00:58.03tclark8 fxo ports cards will go 200-300 alone on the adit
00:58.06arabei need like 8 FXO 16 FXS somthing like that
00:58.14DawgGrubbingman I need to move this to a seprate system soon
00:59.08tclarkthe adit i find is the only channel bank that had adaptive impedance on the fxo port & realy seesm to solve those nasty echo issues
00:59.13km-ricky: this is a very odd problem
00:59.18km-ricky: since iax shows you registerd
00:59.20rickyhmm
00:59.28rickyi am behind firewall
00:59.35km-yeah
00:59.36km-brian
00:59.37rickya siemens wireless router
00:59.42rickycould that be an issue?
00:59.44km-take a look at this
00:59.53jetshey bkw
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01:00.34km-ricky: it's possible
01:00.40jonathantclark, can you explain the "adaptive impedance" a little more?
01:00.45tclarki had a ta 750 & adit 600 pluged into same box different t1 span & i'd switch an incoimg analog line between the adot & the ta 750, and the x100 & the adit would have barley any echo,
01:00.51km-ricky: lemme try something else
01:00.52rickythat means i could get the incoming but outgoing is a trouble?
01:00.57rickyokay
01:01.10rickyby the way, later on, please let me know how did you call me?
01:01.21Tekatikm-: If you had not tested it yes you can use wildcards for the callerid
01:01.22rickyi mean your setup to call my 700 number?
01:01.23km-I called your 1700 number
01:01.25cypromisthere was this guy who plugged a cheap echo canceller between his t400p's and cac's
01:01.29km-tekati: rock on
01:01.49km-ricky: I'm logged into iaxtel, I called your iaxtel number and it rang through
01:01.56rickyokay
01:01.56rickygot it
01:02.05km-ricky, try calling my iaxtel number again
01:02.09rickyso if someone were to call via iaxtel, they just need to login there
01:02.13km-right
01:02.19km-login and call the number
01:02.25km-actually, they dont even need to be on iaxtel either
01:02.28rickymy goal is to make an el-cheapo call center application with DIAX
01:02.29km-I think FWD has links to IAXtel now
01:02.29jonathancypromis, did this work?
01:02.39cypromisI think so
01:02.43km-ricky: hmm interesting
01:02.46cypromisthere was a trail on the list some time ago
01:02.50cypromisand he was quite happy with it
01:02.51km-tclark: dude
01:02.54tclarkyea
01:02.56km-fellow developers
01:03.08km-would ricky have to escape an ampersand in his password?
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01:03.12arabetclark> any other please for serch than ebay ?
01:03.14km-I cant imagine he would
01:03.20jonathancypromis, is this the one regarding using a resitor?
01:03.43cypromisno there was this guy who bought a shitload of cheapo echo cans
01:03.55cypromisand plugged them between t400p's and CB's
01:04.21km-ricky: you're using asterisk version 0.4.0?
01:04.30rickyokay
01:04.37km-no its a question
01:04.38tclarkcypromis: yea i did that also with the ta 750 and some in line telllab gear works great
01:04.38km-:)
01:04.40rickyi need to cvs-update this?
01:04.55rickyis that the problem though?
01:04.57cypromisyeah tclark you where the one who told me about it :)
01:05.03jonathancypromis, is this mostly an issue from ip to the psnt? for instance should I not get an echo with a ip to ip call if this is the culprit?
01:05.04cypromisthe 160$ boxens
01:05.18cypromisI have no echo on iax calls
01:05.23cypromisand I have many iax calls
01:05.24cypromis:)
01:05.35cypromisI have tons of echo if I have h323 somewhere on the way
01:05.39cypromisdon't ask me why
01:05.43tclarkarabe: http://www.optimumdata.com/, http://usedrouter.com/, http://firstpointinc.com/ ..few others
01:06.07arabethanks.
01:06.42rickykm,
01:06.58rickydo you think its because of older version of asterisk? shoud i update it first
01:07.08rickyi got the incoming working but I wish the outgoing was working as well
01:07.21UnixDawgthe setcallerid you us <###########>correct
01:07.39jonathancypromis, I am looking at sip to sip, and sip to pstn. Do you happen to know product names I can search for? I am looking in archives, but no match so far
01:08.02cypromisnope
01:08.04km-ricky: I'm wondering......
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01:08.25cypromishmmm
01:08.30cypromisxchat
01:08.31km-ricky: it looks like you downloaded cvs on the 15th
01:08.35cypromiscan't getused to it
01:08.38km-that seems current enough
01:08.46km-cypromis: you kiddin? I love xchat
01:08.46zigmanxchat is nice ;)
01:08.56cypromishmmm
01:09.07cypromisyap but I am so used to ircii :)
01:09.08UnixDawgI like xchat its what I use
01:09.11km-ricky: my iaxtel authorization section is different than yours and I was wondering if there was some new method of connecting to iaxtel...
01:09.41cypromismmm
01:09.45cypromisI am more of the console type
01:09.46cypromis:))
01:09.54espenzRoyK?
01:10.46rickyhmm
01:11.00rickyi don't know but we can try your method
01:11.25km-ricky: try calling me again
01:11.51km-I have never seen asterisk be quite so finnicky about iax
01:12.06km-ricky: we may want to change your password just in case
01:12.14rickysure
01:12.34Mellenhow do I stop asterisk from killing inband dtmf from zaptel?
01:12.45cypromisstop now ?
01:12.47cypromis:P
01:12.52rickyjust change it to something and send me an email
01:12.58rickyif you want, i can do that as well
01:13.05rickyfor now, its okay to leave it as it is
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01:13.17rickyonce we get it to work, i will make appropriate changes
01:13.31rickyare you going to be trying some more?
01:13.32km-hmm
01:13.40km-you cant change IAX password through the gnophone site
01:13.41km-weird
01:13.49rickysure
01:13.51evilledoes anyone know what database asterisk uses?
01:13.52rickygive me a second
01:14.00rickyi will make it same as my asterisk box passwed
01:14.04rickythat way you would know
01:14.15km-ricky: what I'm saying is, you cannot change it through gnophone.com
01:14.47rickydone
01:14.50rickyiaxtel.com
01:14.59km-ricky: how'd you do that? :P
01:15.17rickyhttp://gnophone.com/directory/accountSettings.php
01:15.36rickyhttp://gnophone.com/directory/index.php?action=logout
01:15.43km-Password Change:
01:15.43km-You can change your password at any time. This will update your login password for the website, but not your IAX password.  
01:15.51km-notice "but not your IAX password"
01:15.59rickyohh....i see
01:16.07rickyhow do i change that now?
01:16.10km-hmm
01:16.22km-I think we'd need to rattle a cage at digium
01:16.26rickyjust saw it
01:16.35rickyshould i open a new account?
01:16.41km-you could do that too if you'd like
01:16.51rickygive me two minutes
01:17.16km-OK
01:17.24evilledoes anyone know what database asterisk uses?
01:17.51km-bkw: do you know of anyone who has access to the iaxtel.com user database?
01:17.52cypromisany
01:17.57cypromisif you write the driver
01:18.04puzzledis there any way to tune down the volume of the MoH in a conference where a sip phone is dialled into?
01:18.16evillecypromis: you talking with me?
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01:19.50ricky17005783356
01:19.59rickylogin "rickyrjibbons"
01:20.07cypromisyes
01:20.10rickypasswd: same as my * box
01:20.13cypromissome parts use mysql and pgsql
01:20.15cypromisbut
01:20.20cypromisif you want anything else
01:20.26cypromisyou are welcome to add a driver :)
01:20.38zigmanmysql rocks
01:20.41denmarki'm looking at using asterisk as a voip service provider [vonage style] - would any of you happen to know people that are using it for similar purposes?
01:21.16cypromisyes
01:21.17cypromisme
01:21.19cypromis:)
01:21.20km-ricky: got it
01:21.23rickygreat
01:21.28rickylet's see if that works
01:21.29km-ricky: no
01:21.33cypromisjerjer
01:21.39km-ricky: havent actually changed it, just acknowledging the info
01:21.43rickywhy "NO"
01:21.47cypromisstealth_man
01:21.49cypromisand others
01:21.53rickyno, its a new account
01:21.54evillecypromis:   what would i need to add a driver for?   im looking to merge the data from the pbx database with a webconfrence database
01:21.59rickyrickyrjibbons
01:22.07rickyinstead of rickyjibbons
01:22.10cypromisdb interface
01:22.11cypromis:)
01:22.14cypromisanyway
01:22.30zigmaneville,  export as cvs
01:22.35zigmanimport into the new db
01:22.37zigmandone
01:22.41cypromisyep
01:22.46cypromisexport as sql
01:22.48cypromis:)
01:22.55cypromiscopy into postgresql
01:22.56cypromis:)
01:23.05km-ricky: now try calling
01:23.05Mellendenmark: www.telefant.dk
01:23.31rickysure
01:24.01evillezigman:   what do you mean as a cvs?   i should have one data base for both of them?   will that requre an futher non database programming?
01:24.18rickygreat
01:24.27rickyi think it got through thsi time
01:24.33rickythanks a bunch
01:24.33zigmaneville,  i'm still not really getting what you want to achive
01:24.34km-ricky: ta-daa!
01:24.51rickyi think i am all set for now?
01:24.51rickyi really appreciate your help
01:24.51km-ricky: you're all set on the iaxtel front for now
01:24.52km-no problem
01:24.58rickywonder why & was a problem?
01:25.03km-its weird
01:25.10rickyplease remember to send me your comany contact
01:25.12km-I'll submit a bug
01:25.15rickyi have seen your work
01:25.24rickyi can sure rely on you now
01:25.40km-ricky: I'll copy your e-mail down -- when I actually *start* the company I'll be sure to give you the info :)
01:25.51rickyi suppose, you can fix our problems from remote terminal
01:25.55rickythat is awsome
01:25.56km-ricky: its going to be at least a few months yet :)
01:26.01km-ricky: yeah, thats the beauty of asterisk
01:26.02rickyno probs
01:26.08rickyi am just starting myself
01:26.16km-ricky: whats more is, I didnt even need you or your wife to test -- I could have attached my pbx to yours and tested that way
01:26.21rickyso i don't see it materialise until start of next year
01:26.28km-I just thought you guys liked being involved ;)
01:26.29rickyoh really
01:26.41km-yeah
01:26.41evillezigman:   i need a way to account time ussage of both the web confrence software and pbx system.   both systems may be used by a customer at the same time
01:26.42rickythat is even better
01:27.02rickyi will be sure to call you as soon as i get a client
01:27.06km-yeah, one of the people who I do consulting for has a "bat phone" setup
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01:27.10rickyi see a lot of potential in this
01:27.11zigmandon't they both have a sql backend ?
01:27.18km-he just dials a number and it instantly rings my phone
01:27.27evilleyes they do
01:27.31rickythe only problem right now in india from a mom and pop call center is the huge set-up cost
01:27.38rickythis would really cut it down to bones
01:27.39km-ricky: yeah, that's true
01:27.45evillekm-: you the d00d who ran hackersclub?
01:27.54cypromisthere are * based callcenters in india
01:27.55cypromis:)
01:28.02km-eville: If I did, I sure don't remember doing so ;)
01:28.02rickysomething under $500 could get a reasonable good 2-4 seat call center
01:28.13rickythanks a lot KM
01:28.18rickyi gotta get going now
01:28.22km-eville: I used to write for a few e-zines though
01:28.24rickyi will contact you shortly
01:28.27rickythanks again
01:28.32km-ricky: have a pleasant day!
01:28.32rickyreally appreciate your help
01:28.39zigmanhehe i know a call center here in germany
01:28.40km-no prob
01:28.45zigmanthey have 300 seats
01:28.58km-that'd be fun to manage
01:28.59evillecool,  there is another guy named km too then
01:29.01zigmanand spent like 500,000 euro just for the telefon thing
01:29.12km-has anyone heard from some of our bigger installations?
01:29.15zigmankm they used lucent hardware
01:29.22zigmanthey didn't care about money
01:29.22zigman:P
01:29.30km-I know one guy (maybe it was jerjer?) has a couple hundred phones connected to asterisk or something
01:29.51km-well jerjer is special because nufone no doubt has a crapload of connections
01:29.57zigmanjerjer ( the h323 guy) .. doesn't he own nufone ?
01:30.00cypromiskm-: I have in this moment 800 channels running through one box
01:30.05cypromisyeah he does
01:30.12cypromisjerjer is Mr. NuFone :)
01:30.15evillezigman: if the both have an sql backend no futher nondatabase programming will be neccesary to account records of ussage right?
01:30.24km-cypromis: nice...
01:30.24zigmaneville,  no
01:30.28cypromisnot talking about phones but parallel calls
01:30.29bkw_muhahaha
01:30.29km-cypromis: maybe you were the dude I was talking to..
01:30.30cypromisper box
01:30.35zigmanthey can log to the same db
01:30.42bkw_OK PEOPLE check the bug tracker.. Please test any patches you can and report back... CHOP CHOP
01:30.48bkw_bugs.digium.com
01:30.54km-bkw_: sounds like fun to me!
01:30.54bkw_lots of good patches need testing
01:31.12km-bkw: any of them yours?
01:31.15bkw_that need to be tested
01:31.19bkw_km- most of mine are already in cvs
01:31.25HeeDwhat is this thing...  http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3059712565&category=3309
01:31.31HeeDthat work with asterisk ?
01:31.59bkw_km- the last one is a small voicemail patch
01:32.24km-bkw: I'll keep you abreast -- I'm starting with the coloring patch and working on
01:33.36bkw_http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0000552
01:33.36bkw_km- killah
01:33.37HeeDwhenever I change password in voicemail, it writes the line over 200 times in voicemail.conf
01:33.37bkw_the more we test.. the more we can close and the less we have to dig thru to find true bugs
01:33.37marcus-damn. installing debian to a cheap flash drive, on amachine with a 133mhz cpu, is REALLY SLOW
01:33.37bkw_we need a patch tracker.. and a bug tracker.. haha
01:33.37Mellenstill noone who knows how to stop zaptel from squelching dtmf tones?
01:33.43bkw_Mellen on what?
01:33.43HeeDdunno if what I experience is a bug or just something strange in my configuration
01:33.57bkw_Mellen give me the call path
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01:35.23Mellenapparently anything... in this case sip > ast > iax > ast > zap > pstn... tones played on the pstn side is eaten by zaptel.
01:35.54km-well
01:35.55km-it colors it
01:36.51cypromisMellen: relaxdtmf?
01:37.11cypromisand don't use the agressive_eho shit ?
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01:37.31cypromisdanish invasion
01:37.38cypromisat 2:38 am :)
01:38.02Mellencypromis: relaxdtmf doesn't seem to do anything.
01:38.36Mellencypromis: I've been working the last 19 hours. We have a major dtmf problem in our production system.
01:38.52cypromishmmm
01:38.54cypromissimilar here
01:39.11cypromisbut not caused by a problem, just to preent one :)
01:39.15cypromis40h
01:39.16cypromis:)
01:40.03Mellenbkw_: forget about the zaptel dtmf thing. But if you know anything about double dtmf tones from the sip side, I'd be most grateful.
01:40.10cypromisMellen: reaxdtmf helped me on the te410p's
01:40.57km-bkw: that colorhelp patch works, but it's not all that "Pretty"
01:40.59cypromisand putting the guy who accidently used mec2 with agressive echo surpression on our dialin PRI's to swipe the floor for the next 6 months helped as well
01:41.00cypromis:)
01:41.06km-bkw: not everyone likes dark cyan and dark purple
01:43.27Mellencypromis: We haven't seen any difference on the e400p nor the te410p.
01:43.41km-bkw: for the unload modules patch -- what use does that serve?
01:43.50Mellencypromis: (with relaxdtmf)
01:43.55cypromishmmm
01:44.15cypromisMellen: maybe I got it wrong
01:44.25cypromisyou have problems from the sip side or from the pri side ?
01:44.42cypromiswe have no problems with everything that is send in sip info mode
01:44.49cypromisbut inband suxx
01:45.02MellenCalling sip > ast > iax > zap > pstn won't destroy tones sent from pstn to sip. But calling the other way around, tones from pstn will be eaten.
01:45.12cypromison pri side I had only problems when relaxdtmf was = no and agressive_supression switched on in the driver
01:45.35cypromisu are sending the dtmfs inline
01:45.40MellenWe're working with rfc2833, since our sip endpoint can't handle other than inband and rfc2833.
01:45.41cypromisinband that is
01:45.55cypromishmmm but your problem sounds like inband dtmf
01:46.04cypromisnot like 2833 (= cisco-rtp)
01:46.34Mellencypromis: the tones from pstn will always be inband afaik. I'd just wish zaptel wouldn't kill them.
01:47.20km-aight guys time for dinner
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01:47.31cypromison a pri ?
01:47.37cypromiswhy ?
01:47.55Mellencypromis: it sounds that way. :)
01:48.02cypromishmmm
01:48.04cypromislook
01:48.08cypromisI am running calling cards
01:48.10cypromisin Poland
01:48.12cypromison te410p
01:48.18Marlowwas there a default script for announcing the current time ?
01:48.19Mellencypromis: how can zaptel mute non-inband dtmf?
01:48.24cypromishaven;t lossed a single dtmf yet
01:48.43cypromisso I suppose there is something strange happening with your pri
01:48.56cypromisdunno
01:49.38cypromisI have tons of other problems but than one is really something completely knew to me :)
01:50.19cypromisespecilly since we get calls from really weird switches :)
01:50.29bkw_muhhahha
01:50.31bkw_I love *
01:50.58cypromisbtw
01:51.14cypromiswhat should I do if I have a shitty analog line on a x101p with delayed disconnect ?
01:51.19cypromisI hate the polish ptt
01:51.33Mellenpri sends inband dtmf.
01:51.44Marlowcypromis: shoot the polish ptt ?
01:51.55cypromisMarlow: nah, too much work
01:52.04cypromisthe x100p just never hangs up
01:52.04cypromislol
01:52.20Marlowhey ... gives you a nice phone bill ..
01:52.29cypromisMellen: sure but I have no idea what strange scenario it has to be if the te410p eas the dtmfs
01:52.44cypromisMarlow: not me, the caller ....
01:53.22Marlowcypromis : shouldn't be the issue .. the phone-net should disconnect the call, when the caller hangs up ..
01:53.32Marlowcypromis : unless you terminate the traffic ..
01:53.37Marlowcypromis : then it's crap
01:53.41cypromisMarlow: ever been to central europe ?
01:53.51cypromisthis is not a commercial problem
01:53.53Marlowcypromis : yep :)
01:53.54cypromisit's my home *
01:53.56Mellencypromis: funny thing is that there's no problems on sip > ast > sip calls or sip > ast > iax > ast > sip calls... As soon as zaptel is involved we get double dtmf on one side and squelched dtmf on the other. :(
01:54.12cypromishmmm
01:54.17cypromissounds really really strange to me
01:54.21cypromisbut on the other hand
01:54.32cypromiswhen I tried to connect a e100p in denmark to tdc
01:54.38cypromisI nearly went nuts
01:54.41cypromisand finally gave up
01:54.43cypromislol
01:54.46Marlowcypromis : wonder why :) ..
01:54.58Marlowcypromis: it's the formerly state owned telco ..
01:55.03cypromisI know
01:55.12Marlowcypromis: why should that be different than central europe ?
01:55.16cypromislol
01:55.24cypromisMarlow: psychology
01:55.25cypromisis
01:55.27cypromisdifferent
01:55.28cypromistrust
01:55.29cypromisme
01:55.31cypromis:)
01:55.50Marlowcypromis : whatever .. TDC is (even today) still a coffee shop ... and not a telco ..
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01:56.01MarlowMellen : Telia is worse than TDC .. trust me .
01:56.08cypromisthat I know
01:56.09MarlowMellen : especially their billing ..
01:56.11cypromisTelia suxx
01:56.16cypromisthey have no billing
01:56.17cypromislol
01:56.23cypromisit's all rough estimates
01:56.33Mellencypromis: we're getting raw cdr's from telia.
01:56.34Marlowcypromis : oh yes, they have .. they charge you for stuff you didn't do ..
01:56.52cypromishmmm
01:56.57cypromisI have a framed invoice from telia
01:57.00cypromis2 mio DKK
01:57.03cypromisfor a PRI
01:57.06cypromisto a place
01:57.09Mellenwhoa
01:57.09cypromiswithout power
01:57.10cypromis:)
01:57.25Marlowwhat the hack did you do ?
01:57.31cypromisnothing
01:57.35cypromisit was 2 wires
01:57.38JohannesLauesenWow...  i wonder how big our bill will be...  we do have power  :-)
01:57.40cypromisnot connecte anywhere
01:57.53cypromisaint they lovely ?
01:57.54cypromisrotfl
01:57.55Marlowsounds reasonable to pay 2 mio for ..
01:58.25cypromisalso we made a long analysis of the response times of international bandwidth to poland
01:58.29cypromistelias is number one
01:58.32Marlowi was a Telia DK customer once .. had 3 cell's .. the sim cards where in a drawer of my desk ..
01:58.35cypromisby far
01:58.38cypromisabsolutely unbeateable
01:58.43cypromis70% packet loss to london
01:58.48Marlowin the first month i got an invoice on 10k DKK .
01:58.48cypromisman
01:58.50cypromistheyrock
01:59.28Marlowso here in .se i'm not using them ..
01:59.39JohannesLauesenThey must earn a lot of money....  perhaps i should build such a billing system too...
02:00.00cypromisJohannesLauesen: the guy that got the bill was senior manager in telia befor
02:00.01Marlownah . they don't ... because if people don't pay, they tend to forget ..
02:00.02cypromisrotfl
02:00.08cypromisthat was the funniest thing about it
02:00.23Marlowarghh .....
02:00.32Marlowehehe ... so what did he do about it ?
02:00.45cypromishe swed them
02:00.48cypromissued
02:00.51cypromisand won
02:00.57cypromisbut I did not dig more into it
02:01.07Marlowcan't be hard ..
02:01.07cypromisI just got myself a copy of the invocie
02:01.10cypromisI love it
02:01.28cypromisanyway
02:01.37cypromisthere are more funny telco's in skandinavia
02:01.39bkw_lakjdf;lkasjfdajweorfjaoijfg;oasjeogf
02:01.41Marlowthey often can't prove things afterwards .. how should they .. they bill out in the blue ..
02:01.47bkw_fuckiers
02:01.50bkw_fuckers
02:01.58cypromiscan somebody explin to me why Netcom Norwegian Mobile is the worst nightmare in the voip world ?
02:02.01bkw_they are clueless fucktards
02:02.02ROM_Manso how do you really feel bkw?
02:02.07Marlowcypromis : tell me .. i worked for two of them ..
02:02.09bkw_man they are messin with me again
02:02.18Marlowcypromis : actually 3 ..
02:02.25cypromishmmm
02:02.28ROM_Manwhat did they do?
02:02.31bkw_"Yes sir the line is fine.. but its not in sync right now"  "NO FUCKING SHIT ASS WAD.. thats why I called in the god damn trouble ticket!"
02:02.40ROM_Manhahahaha!
02:02.42cypromislol
02:02.48bkw_this makes twice in two weeks they pulled that on me
02:02.50Marlowmuhahahhaa
02:03.01bkw_I just wanna reach out and touch someone when that happens
02:03.04bkw_*SMACK*
02:03.22bkw_ROM_Man i'm on the phone right now! :)
02:03.31MellenTelia once gave me a "all 4 spans are configured equally..................... except for maybe these 3"
02:03.34bkw_ROM_Man I will call jew you in a few
02:03.35ROM_Manwith who?
02:03.40ROM_Mansbc?
02:03.50bkw_yes
02:03.52bkw_they are fuckin with me
02:04.25ROM_Mannp, just rang you to be a PITA
02:08.43tzanger~seen citats
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02:12.07{Sean}woot?
02:13.58puzzlednite all
02:16.10Mellenpeople please. Let me have some sleep tonight. Tell me how to fix my dtmf problems. puh-leeeeaaaaase.
02:16.24tessier_Mellen: A sledgehammer.
02:16.46Mellentessier_: done that, didn't help
02:17.17JohannesLauesenMy experience with hammers are that the stuff give a bit of noise on the lines...
02:18.07{Sean}Mellen: try a tone dialer
02:18.12{Sean}radio shack has them on clearance
02:18.24{Sean}that's how i fixed my DTMF
02:18.56{Sean}i just velro it to the phone
02:18.58{Sean}its real handy
02:19.03{Sean}whenever i need to dial, its right there
02:19.08marcus-man i cant wait until sco wipes linsux off the face of the planet
02:19.18tessier_marcus-: hah...dream on.
02:19.28cypromisnot that I really care
02:19.30marcus-hey, i can hope, cant i
02:19.45JohannesLauesenTell all the customers to use a velcroed tonedialer...  they'll love that answer
02:19.45{Sean}IBM will make Linux windows competitor
02:19.51{Sean}and they will be the only choice for support
02:20.28cypromisrubbish
02:20.30{Sean}Johan: i was being a bit sarcastic :)
02:20.40JohannesLauesen:-)  so was i
02:20.43{Sean}haha
02:21.03{Sean}too bad there isn't a radio shack appliance that fixes echo problems
02:21.38tholoYeah -- but they do have a fix at the local pharmacy...
02:21.52tholoEar plugs.
02:21.56{Sean}heh
02:22.10{Sean}or an analog telephone
02:22.16{Sean}no echo on that
02:22.21{Sean}i can hear a pin drop
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02:32.35ExomorphMellen: Whats got to be a bug?
02:33.15Mellenthe dtfm problems I'm having when zaptel gets involved.
02:33.50Mellendouble dtmf on sip > ast > iax > ast > zap > pstn and squelched dtmf on reverse calls.
02:33.51ExomorphDon't know alot about that area, but I can try and help...
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02:35.32ExomorphHmmm that is wierd...
02:35.39Mellendtmf is fine on sip > ast > sip and sip > ast > iax > ast > sip
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02:37.01beornanyone know what ports you have to open in your firewall for chan_h323?
02:37.04ExomorphWhats your zapata.conf file looking like?
02:37.41beornWho me?
02:37.46ExomorphNo, Mellen.
02:37.49beornOh hehe
02:37.52beornsorry
02:38.08ExomorphMellen: can you post your zapata.conf file on a webpage and let me look at it?
02:39.31cypromisbeorn: basically
02:39.35cypromisfirewalling h323
02:39.42cypromisis the wors nightmare you ever had
02:39.43cypromis:)
02:39.58MellenExomorph: sure... give me a sec.
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02:41.09Exomorphsip is almost as bad as h323 for having them behind firewalls...  Neither work all that great. :)
02:41.27Mellenexomorph: http://www.osd.dk/tmp/zapata.conf
02:42.52Mikei just got a free grandstream phone:)
02:42.53dougheckawoo woo
02:42.57Mikebrand new
02:43.02dougheckaI am on number 4 of the asterisk stats
02:43.27beorn_cypromis, what should I do?
02:43.28ExomorphMellen: What type of PSTN connection do you have?  ISDN?
02:43.42doughecka~stats are <reply> http://www.tric.nl/~cg/asterisk.html
02:43.44okay, doughecka
02:44.02dougheckaLOL
02:44.03dougheckadheckaman__ smacks bkw_ with a dried noodle, fresh off the trees in italy
02:44.32dougheckabkw_ spoke a total of 166445 words
02:44.45cypromisbeorn: don't firewall it
02:44.46cypromisor
02:44.55cypromisput a proxying gk on the firewall
02:45.06MellenExomorph: pris
02:45.22beorn_ok, thanks cypromis
02:46.05ExomorphMellen: Is there a reason why you have switchtype=euroisdn ?
02:46.15doughecka~message for timriker: Does jbot have a stats page like ibot does? or logs?
02:46.28cypromisbeorn: try gnugk
02:46.35cypromisit should solve your problem at least mostly
02:47.27jonathananyone here a coder on asterisk? I am wondering why the echo can code can't just remember the last line condition and not have to reconverge on each call.
02:48.07ExomorphMellen: Just want to make sure that that is the actual switchtype thats all.
02:48.43Exomorphjonathan: I'm a coder, but that one I don't know. :(
02:48.49doughecka~Pinky is <reply> And what are we going to do tomorrow night, Pinky?
02:48.50okay, doughecka
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02:50.14MellenExomorph: it's e1 pris.
02:50.25MellenExomorph: And everything else works.
02:51.06jonathan2sorry if this goes twice. Anyone here a coder on asterisk? Is there are reason echo can couldn't be programmed to remember line conditions between calls to lower/eliminate convergence time?
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02:51.33Exomorphjonathan: I'm a coder, but that one I don't know. :(
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02:52.28Exomorph<-- hasn't touched the echo can part yet.
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02:53.04znoGhey, anyone here from Australia that knows where to buy analog/VoIP adapters?
02:53.12znoGas in, the Grandstream HT-286
02:54.32jensdjonathan2: if you have clients with different delays (sip for instance) then the delay will be different for each phone (on the same zap line) - *as far as i know*
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02:55.22ExomorphMellen: Have you tried relaxdtmf=yes ?
02:55.24Stealth_ManznoG in which city are in AU ?
02:55.30CarpAsterisk should have a vid tutorial on VHS lol.
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02:56.01jonathan2jensd, true but the call sounds afful for 10 seconds now, I am guessing that most of the time the delay would be the same. When it wasn't it would still only take the convergence time? Unless convergence isn't on going?
02:56.09JohannesLauesencouldent we start with some docs  :-)
02:56.37znoGStealth_Man: NSW
02:56.42JohannesLauesenwhich cancellor are you using???
02:56.49JohannesLauesenor=er
02:57.09MellenExomorph: yes. Doesn't really do much else but adding chirps.
02:57.18znoGStealth_Man: do you have them?
02:57.48JohannesLauesenjonathan2: which echo canceller are you using?
02:58.18jonathan2I am using default right now. It does seem to work, but just takes too long to kick in.
02:58.36UnixDawglions tigers and queers O my
02:58.40JohannesLauesenok, whats your setup?
02:59.03ExomorphMellen: Ok... Last file to check... Can you put up your /etc/zaptel.conf file?
02:59.31jonathan2Right now I have a single line fxo card connected to an analog line. Accessing via a variety of sip based phones I am testing. Mostly working with a gs budgettone
03:00.01jonathan2running a cvs of * from earlier this fall.
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03:00.23JohannesLauesenok.  And the echo appears on the sip/gs side or on the analog side?
03:00.43Stealth_Manznog: back order , take Sipura ...
03:00.54MellenExomorph: alright... http://www.osd.dk/tmp/zaptel.conf ... shouldn't have anything to do with dtmf though.
03:00.58znoGStealth_Man: the sipura one is better?
03:01.11jonathan2I hear it on the sip side. Person on analog/pstn side reports good call quality.
03:01.27jonathan2it is my voice bouncing back at me.
03:01.48JohannesLauesenok then try using MARK3 canceller it's very good.
03:02.46jonathan2what is the convergence time like on it?
03:02.47JohannesLauesenhas an error though...  call me on icq:6334515 if you experience white noise when you talk loud with MARK3...  I'll help you get rid of it  :-)
03:03.05JohannesLauesenWell my experience is close to nil
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03:05.14jonathan2does this involve changing the code or just settings?
03:05.32JohannesLauesenjust a simple change will do the trick
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03:07.37Mellenkram: are you available for help with dtmf problems?
03:08.06JohannesLauesenkram: Is it possible to make a simple change to the code so that you disable the DTMF supressor inbound from a PRI line.
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03:12.06EagleRednight all
03:12.17danielqhmm, will this work?  GotoIf($[${RDNIS} = ${NULL}]?3:9)
03:12.57EagleRedI have installed asterisk in other machine today, and for some reaons when i type help in the console i dont have commands dial, answer available, but in other machine i have installed i do have those commands
03:13.36decodeEagleRed ahh
03:13.44decodeEagleRed you don't have chan_oss loaded
03:14.28EagleRedhow to load that?
03:14.36decodemodules.conf
03:14.43ExomorphKarm is only auth-reconnecting... Don't think he's around.
03:14.47EagleRedok
03:15.13decodemake sure you dont have a noload for chan_oss.so
03:15.41EagleRedok checking now, thanks
03:15.58decodenp, slowly starting to learn * pretty well heh
03:16.06EagleRed:)
03:16.39EagleRednoload for chan_oss.so is commented out
03:16.43decodeactually debating in a few months purchasing a support contract since we are a networking/phone system provider :)
03:16.45EagleRedi mean
03:16.47EagleRedcommented
03:16.57decodeHmm, you _might_ need a load => chan_oss.so
03:17.05decodei've never actually used chan_oss
03:17.14decodemy * box lacks a soundcard :)
03:17.36EagleRedlol
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03:20.22decodebrb, rebooting this POS
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03:22.39njrollysoreally stupid question, how can I *downgrade* the  firmware in a grandstream phone
03:23.38ConnorWhat version do you want to downgrade too?
03:23.51Connorand from what version are you downgrading from?
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03:24.53EagleRedwb decode
03:25.01njrollyso1.0.4.17 to 1.0.3.81
03:25.14Connorno can do.
03:25.18decodetnx
03:25.47Connorcan't downgrade 1.0.4.x to a 1.0.3.x series
03:25.55njrollysoick.
03:26.00Connorfrom what I've been told
03:26.10njrollysois there a newer 1.0.4.x series then?
03:26.20Connoryes, but you don't want it.
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03:26.36ConnorIt's got major problems with maintinaing sip registration.
03:26.48Connorwhy you wanting to change of of 1.0.4.17 ?
03:26.54decodebbiaf, gonna see if i can get gf's sip phone working
03:27.02njrollysoI can't get 1.0.4.17 to register properly to begin with.
03:27.22Connoryou behind nat?
03:27.38njrollysothe configs are identical between it and a working phone, no nat, DHCP.
03:28.08Connoron th 4.17, how many minutes do you have the registration set to?
03:28.30njrollyso60 on both.
03:28.43njrollysoit never suceeds in registering to begin with.
03:28.57Connor60 Minutes? Or Seconds? in the 3.x series, it's seconds.. on 4.17 they changed it to minutes.
03:29.20njrollysoNOTICE[5126]: File chan_sip.c, Line 5297 (handle_request): Registration from '<sip:222@209.4.51.196;user=phone>' failed for '209.4.51.223'
03:29.34njrollysoboth SAY its in minute.
03:30.15Connorin the 4.17, what do you have as the userid and authid ? do they = what you have in sip.conf between the [ ] ??
03:30.31njrollyso222
03:30.40Connorin all 3 places?
03:30.44njrollysoand they are the same everywhere
03:31.21Connorwhat's the exten for the phone that's working?
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03:31.56njrollyso221 works
03:32.06*** part/#asterisk JohannesLauesen (~jl@195.135.216.1)
03:32.27Connorwhat codec's you allowing?
03:35.18decodemy bedroom smells like a bar..
03:35.24decodewhiskey.. beer.. cigarette smoke..
03:35.28njrollysonot restricting codecs
03:35.37decodemaybe i should clean..
03:35.45Connordisallow=all
03:35.50Connorallow=ulaw
03:36.29Connoralso, on the GS, there is a setting for something about userid = phone# or something like that, don't use it.
03:38.55AgentNeommm beer
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03:39.33njrollysocan't find any userid = phone setting
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03:39.58Connorthere isn't one.. shouldn't be.. paste in your sip.conf entry for that gs.
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03:41.07ConnorBTW, silly question, but did your reload * after updating the sip.conf file ?
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03:43.40CelticSomebody mentione beer ?
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03:44.08decodeheh
03:44.24decode"Gimme liquour, so it fucks me up quicker!"
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03:45.16CarpAnyone setup an intercom using your soundcard with *?
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03:47.39njrollysoconnor: yes ;)
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03:49.55Connornjrollyso: What does your sip.conf look like for the GS?
03:50.06Mikebkw_: alive?
03:50.55njrollysoone sec, on a tech support call :(
03:53.40ManxPowerUgh, I really need a new mail client for windows
03:53.57decodei just need to upgrade this windows box to freebsd
03:55.18decodeis it normal for * to keep my system load at like 1.5?
03:55.20decodewhen idle?
03:55.32decode70237 root       59   0 23496K 20564K RUN      0:32 98.09% 78.32% asterisk
03:56.14ManxPowerdecode: Linux or Freebsd?
03:56.21decodefreebsd
03:56.41decodeit's consuming an entire processor..
03:56.53ManxPowerI seem to recall someone reporting a similar problem on Freebsd with Asterisk
03:57.13ManxPowercheck bugs.digium.com and/or ralk to UnixDawg
03:57.15TheFloyddecode- I haven't tested it on freebsd yet, but that was my next goal
03:57.20TheFloydso in a day or so
03:57.23TheFloydI can tell you :)
03:57.32UnixDawgwhat
03:57.36UnixDawgfill me in
03:57.41UnixDawgrecap
03:57.44decodeUnixDawg is it normal for * to eat an entire cpu when idle?
03:57.53decode70237 root       55   0 23560K 20568K RUN      2:52 98.50% 98.49% asterisk
03:58.05UnixDawgok fbsd 4.x it is over using the cpu
03:58.17TheFloydwhat about 5.x?
03:58.18UnixDawgthis will be fixed in 5.x
03:58.32decodeahh.. so i should definitely move it to a linux box
03:58.33UnixDawgbut in 4.x it seems to hog cpu time
03:59.11UnixDawgI ma just going to build my nanobox and put 5.1 on it and just *
04:00.15decodeheh
04:00.24decodei sadly don't have a spare box
04:00.38decodebut friday getting a new harddrive, so i guess the router will go from fbsd to linux *twitch*
04:00.47decodei wonder if there's a usable 2.4.x
04:01.24ManxPowerdecode: Asterisk is only well tested on Linux
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04:03.17decodeheh, not a big deal, i'll have a 250gb drive friday
04:03.52decodethe 20gb in my server is getting full
04:03.58decodeand i wanna completely clean install
04:04.31UnixDawgpkg_delete -a
04:04.33UnixDawghehhe
04:04.49decodeUnixDawg im just going to install debian on it
04:04.55decodeand set up pdc/named/etc
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04:08.38maharzani am having echo prpbelm
04:10.50tzangermaharzan: have you searched the mailing list and gone though the wiki
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04:15.40EagleRedbrb
04:16.13decodei'm debating buying a Jasomi peerpoint nat solution, any opinions?
04:16.23bkw_blah
04:17.15tzangerdecode: wtf is that
04:17.23cypromissip nat stuff
04:17.24cypromisnice
04:17.26cypromisexpensive
04:17.31cypromisnot really necessary
04:17.33decodeit's a local-end solution for fixing busted SIP connections
04:17.33bkw_I need a website for my voip stuffs
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04:17.44decodecypromis when your clients are behind NAT/etc it helps a _lot_
04:17.48cypromisbkw_: how much spce you need ?
04:17.55*** part/#asterisk lexluther (~admin@80.88.142.221)
04:18.22Zebble__.
04:18.23ManxPowerbkw_: You don't want to put your stuff on the astrisk Wiki pages?
04:18.45ManxPowerI'll eventually put most of my stuff  there.
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04:19.35decodecypromis any estimate of the price?
04:19.37decodei can't seem to find it
04:20.53cypromisa lot
04:21.12cypromisdon't remember but it was ridiculously expensive
04:21.22cypromispulver uses that
04:21.23cypromisno ?
04:21.43decodeyea
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04:23.33decodehmm
04:23.53decodecypromis and idea of cheaper solutions?
04:24.05decodeany rather
04:24.31cypromishmmm
04:24.37cypromismost stuff works fine through nat with *
04:24.42cypromisat least of what I saw
04:24.50cypromiseven barbietones
04:24.56decodebarbietones?
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04:24.57cypromisjust helped somebody configure it
04:25.06cypromisGS budgetones
04:25.09decodeahh
04:25.18cypromisconsidering that my last sleep was 48h ago
04:25.28decodei have a lot of problems talking to people using fwd
04:25.30cypromisI would sa that proves it must be simple <grin>
04:25.34decodeif they are NAT'd, no luck :)
04:25.43cypromispluver is not using *
04:25.43cypromis:)
04:25.48decodei am :)
04:26.05Celticdecode: If they are Nat'd you need to go through the proxy at Pulver
04:26.24Celticand * doesn't understand NAT proxies
04:26.36decodehmm
04:26.40decodeso no lucky, huh?
04:26.46decodeThe * server isn't nat'd
04:27.36CelticYeah - but I suspect they have it configed such that the proxy wants to talk to your * and your * isn't able to
04:27.40bkw_I need a good catchy domain name
04:27.48decodeahh
04:27.56CelticFWD won't last unless it gets a business model anyway ......
04:28.01bobmanbkw_: masturbatingwithafistfulofglass.com
04:28.15bkw_OUCH
04:28.18bkw_bobman you are evil
04:28.38bobmanheh.  That's the domain one of my recently fired employees always wanted to purchase, but didn't.
04:29.17Connor!info radius
04:29.36Connor~info radius
04:30.27ManxPowerconnor: There are three definitons of RADIUS, which would you like?
04:30.34CelticAnybody detecting the number that forwards calls to * over IAX - say for uisng it as a central VM server ?
04:30.52ConnorManxPower: Was looking to see what jbot had to say about it....
04:31.05ManxPowerConnor: Apparently nothing 8-)
04:31.19ManxPowerCeltic: See README.variables
04:31.21ConnorManxPower: Nod.. Would have though JerJer would have made it flame radius
04:31.33CelticHave seen readme variables
04:31.50ManxPowerConnor: Well his IS one of the three definitions 8-)
04:31.53Celtictrouble is haven't seen anybody actually stuff the relevant data into an IAX stream as yet
04:32.19ManxPowerCeltic: If the data's not there then file a bug report. 8-)
04:32.29bkw_RADIUS IS EVIL
04:32.40ConnorManxPower: Yea well..  I don't agree with him on it.
04:32.52ConnorWhy?? Why?? Why do you people think that?
04:32.57rollysonbkw: agreed *boots another user off*
04:33.00ManxPowerconnor: I don't either, actually.
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04:33.08CelticManxPower: It isn't even clear how or if you can move such data from (say) a T1 to IAX
04:33.34CelticManxPower: LibPri also has a strange and very wrong view of certain callerid type fields
04:33.44ManxPowerMy personal feeling is that RADIUS is not a solution that's good for a VOIP enviroment.  HOWEVER, since so many products support RADIUS it's very useful.
04:34.00cypromisgood definition
04:34.06*** mode/#asterisk [+o kram] by ChanServ
04:34.06*** topic/#asterisk by kram -> marko.net, rebooted after a mere 430 days of uptime :(
04:34.10cypromiswhy not add it to jbot ?
04:34.29ManxPowercypromis: because jbot always forgets what I tell it.
04:34.44cypromissklerotic bot ?
04:34.45cypromislol
04:34.56ConnorRadius, when done right, can be and is a very elegant way of handling Authentication and Accounting along with account provisioning..
04:35.08*** part/#asterisk zwi (~chris@ewa-denver.com)
04:35.13ManxPowercypromis: I think jbot has biggued out that I've been seeing AiNfO behind it'sback.
04:35.18ConnorWHEN DONE RIGHT -- is the key though...
04:35.35cypromislol
04:35.50cypromisConnor: that goes for many systems
04:36.01cypromisdoes not necessaril have to be radius
04:36.15cypromiscan't look at that stuf any more after nearly 2 decades of isping
04:36.37ManxPowerMaybe someday I'll try to modify the Asterisk config file parser to support loadable modules for things like RADIUS, ODBC, etc, but I doubt I'll ever get around to trying that.
04:36.47Connorcypromis: agreed, but, 99% of ISP's use Radius... and more and more ISP's are moving into doing VoIP
04:36.57cypromisokok
04:37.14cypromisI do it differently but everybody can do what he wants
04:37.17cypromiseven erjer
04:37.18cypromis:))
04:37.27Connornod.
04:37.32ManxPowerI DO think adt_load() as I think the function is called is where that kind of stuff needs to be for provisioning and auth stuff.
04:37.49cypromisbut everybody else hates j2ee
04:37.53cypromisand e make heavy use of it
04:37.53cypromislol
04:38.04CelticNow - get the reliability you are used to from your ISP on your *voice calls* !!!!!!!
04:38.07ManxPowerHonestly, LDAP could do as well as RADIUS for a lot of things.
04:38.18CelticHmmmm doesn't work as a marketing line.....
04:38.24CelticLDAP does better
04:39.02ConnorI want radius cause I got a nice billing system that works with it.. No need to re-invente the wheel.
04:39.25ManxPowerThese days LDAP is well supported by a lot of stuff, but not usually the same stuff that supports RADIUS
04:39.54Connorhehe.. get a LDAP server that uses Radius... :)
04:39.59ManxPowerConnor: I think that's the main reason people want RADIUS, not because they think RADIUS is the right tool for the job
04:40.05CelticWe have ISP systems using LDAP back ends - sometimes via Radius hooks
04:40.22ManxPowerConnor: I'd rather have a RADIUS server that uses LDAP 8-)
04:40.29CelticManxPower
04:40.37CelticManxPower: They already exist
04:40.39ManxPowerCeltic
04:40.45Celtic:-)
04:40.46ManxPowerCeltic I'm sure they do.
04:40.59ConnorMy Radius uses MSSQL :(
04:41.19CelticGuess it doesn't have RSA SecurID then :-)
04:41.39ManxPowerI always thought Novell's way of doing LDAP was cool (I don't know about "right" but at least cool)
04:41.41ConnorNaa.. but it does the job
04:42.00CelticNovell's NDS was way ahead of the game
04:42.07ConnorUsing a package called Emerald and RadiusNT
04:42.20CelticThey never figured how to sell NDS properly
04:42.20ManxPowerCeltic: We really learned to hate NDS.
04:42.32cypromishmmm we did our own in j2ee
04:42.37maharzani have echoes coming while calling to and from DIAX... SIP and ZAP phones are ok
04:42.37maharzananybody had this prob before?
04:42.37cypromisand it works
04:42.42decodex.x.x.x  kyrie       1E22AD65-7C  00102/36879  00000ms  0000ms  UNKN
04:42.42CelticManxPower: I loved it - 40,000 user system !
04:42.45decodehmm
04:42.49cypromisdong wholesale
04:42.50ManxPowerNONE of the 6 or so different Netware consultants we tried could make NDS stable.
04:43.01cypromisyeah I prefer ibm directoryserver
04:43.04cypromiswith db2 as backend
04:43.06cypromisfree
04:43.09cypromisand stabe like hell
04:43.17CelticManxPower: You should have tried me :-)
04:43.35ManxPowerCeltic: Much of the problem was our 256K Frame Relay WAN.
04:43.36CelticManxPower: We ran the largest NDS system in Europe for several years
04:43.54CelticManxPower: Well don't rush to AD then ;-)
04:43.56ManxPowerWe didn't have much trouble at all until we opened up remote offices.
04:44.07ManxPowerCeltic: They will switch to AD over my dead body.
04:44.28ManxPowerCeltic: We eventually got rid of all 10 or so Netware servers and replaced them ith SAMBA
04:44.37CelticFirst version of AD coudn't even support multiple federated contexts on a single box
04:44.52Celticso if you wanted a local server you had to take whole tree.... sigh
04:45.14Connorlaster folks.. time for bed.
04:45.16Celticor have 3 servers for 3 split contexts...
04:45.34ManxPowerCeltic: South Louisiana isn't exactly a haven for CNEs
04:45.46UnixDawg-Zzzgoonight all
04:46.17CelticManxPower: I guess - these days I tend to consult on NDS>AD conversions sadly
04:46.35CelticNovell is in the toilet...
04:46.53maharzan<PROTECTED>
04:47.00maharzan:-(
04:47.02decodesetting up SER right now
04:47.32Celticwhat arev you using as your handset at the diax end ?
04:47.50maharzanheadphnes
04:47.55rollysonFUN
04:48.01Celticit could be acoustic echo
04:48.05rollysonjust got FAXed a 419 SCAM
04:48.22maharzananyway to remove it?
04:48.35Celticmake sure headphones can't be picked up by mic
04:48.40maharzani ahve set echocancel=yes
04:49.03Celticacoustic echo is best to be removed by acoustic isiolation
04:49.16maharzanwhat do u mean make sure headphones can't be picked up by mic??
04:49.19CelticNow your X100P is quite another matter
04:49.42Celticif mic picks up sounds from headphones that gives acoustic feedback - with delay - thus echo
04:49.57maharzani am not using x100p... i am trying to make internal connection which doesnot use x100p
04:50.06maharzanfor local calls... it does
04:50.17maharzani havn' tried local calls yet
04:50.32maharzanok
04:50.33CelticI haven't tried DIAX yet so don't know if it has issues
04:50.50Celticgenerally if the rx and tx paths are seperated you shouldn't hear the echo
04:51.05maharzanwhat have u used? i tried xlite... but the sound quality was worse
04:51.13CelticProblem with X100P is that it goes to two wire
04:51.15maharzancouldn't set up iaxComm
04:51.23CelticI use SIP devices
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04:51.47decodeanything similar to jasomi's peerpoint centrex? maybe in software?
04:52.27CelticA lot of the comments on the mail list about X100P and echo being caused by PSTN line is garbage
04:53.16cypromisokf ianly zzz time
04:53.40maharzanthere is no issue about x100p
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04:58.41drgalaxyis there anything special I have to do to build asterisk without zapatel or zapata?
04:59.45AgentNeoneed zaptel for timing
04:59.56drgalaxyooh
05:00.01drgalaxythanks
05:00.16AgentNeoi think they like you to get "one"
05:00.34drgalaxythis box doesn't need any hardware interfaces, just iax and chan_skinny
05:00.40AgentNeobut doesnt mean it wont work without it
05:00.58drgalaxyright now my problem is "unresolved symbols in chan_skinny"
05:01.00AgentNeooh323 works nice
05:02.43AgentNeox100p i get huge echo, seems like calling out on two lines
05:03.15AgentNeoenyone set any concurrent call records?
05:03.23AgentNeolike big volume?
05:03.31wasimCorydon76-work: you said it much better than I did
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05:06.34Corydon76-homewasim:  I did?
05:08.28Corydon76-homeWhat'd I say?
05:08.32wasimbut nevermind, i'm tired of people on the ML bitching out when someone gives a RTFG response or otherwise tells them to make an effort and help themselves
05:08.59wasimthese aren't the Arrogant Few (3 i think the last mail pointed)
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05:13.55decodeyay
05:14.00decodeser + asterisk is MUCH better :)
05:14.29AgentNeognugk+Asterisk
05:14.33decodejust gotta get em setup so an extension on SER connects to the *
05:14.37decodegnugk? isn't that h.323?
05:14.41AgentNeoyes
05:14.44decodefuck that shit
05:15.03AgentNeoh323 is cool
05:15.09decodeh.323 is a pita
05:15.19AgentNeoonly was to get connected to carriers
05:15.26AgentNeofor best routes
05:15.31AgentNeolong distance
05:15.43AgentNeotoo slow at putting SIP
05:15.59AgentNeopita's.......mmmm
05:16.04decodepacket8 uses sip so i'm happy ;)
05:16.14decodeoOo random pid's by defualt
05:16.16decodedefault
05:16.23wasimnufone uses iax so i'm happier :)
05:16.29decodecost?
05:16.37decodeus AND canada unlimited? :)
05:16.52wasimi'm sure you could get a good price
05:16.56AgentNeowould be nice
05:25.07bkw_er name
05:25.32wasimasstricksters.org
05:25.59wasimwhatchu gonna do with it bkw_ ?
05:26.12bkw_asterisk goodies
05:26.27wasimdialass.org
05:26.42wasimsorry, i can't get asstrick out of my mind
05:26.50wasimthat is just too good a name
05:27.05AgentNeoits a shitty name
05:27.13wasimpun intended?
05:27.17AgentNeo:-)
05:27.50wasimewww
05:29.40bkw_JerJer
05:29.53wasimno, that's a bad domain name, not intuitive
05:30.16wasimyou and i know that jerjer is related to asterisk, but most other people would think its a peanut butter brand
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05:31.16rickyhello
05:31.54ricky<PROTECTED>
05:32.03rickyanyone knows what is going on?
05:32.19jrollyson<-home
05:32.28ricky<PROTECTED>
05:32.46rickys@inbound-menu does not exist
05:32.57bkw_your dial is wron
05:32.58bkw_g
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05:33.06wasimyep, you either don't have an [inbound-menu] or no s,1 in that
05:33.23wasimregack.org
05:33.27rickyhmmm
05:33.28wasimhow's that bkw_
05:33.31rickylet me check
05:33.54bkw_wasim Iwas just double checking it
05:33.54bkw_it didn't look right
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05:34.14wasimno, i meant, how's regack.org as a domain name
05:34.28rickywhat is inbound-menu?
05:34.37rickywhy I got the message?
05:34.48wasimricky: you should know, that's the context defined for this user
05:35.07wasimricky: egrep inbound /etc/asterisk/iax.conf
05:37.31wasimhow about ulawandtherestoftheformats.org
05:37.33rickygot it
05:37.34rickythanks
05:37.39wasimricky: good luck
05:38.11rickythanks a lot wasin
05:38.13rickywasim
05:38.14wasimor lilolpbx.com
05:38.24rickyi really appreciate your help
05:38.27rickyit just worked :-)
05:38.44wasimricky: cool, now help bkw_ with a domain name, cause i obviously suck at it
05:40.01wasimiaxbox.com?
05:40.29bkw_http://asterisk.bkw.org
05:40.31bkw_there we go
05:41.10wasimasstrick.bkw.org
05:41.10wasimcool
05:41.41decodeevilcrackgnomes.org
05:41.49decodeor simply crackgnome.org
05:42.06AgentNeoor asscrak.org
05:42.08bkw_hahahaha
05:42.11bkw_you people are evil
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05:42.54AgentNeomygnomescrackdoesasstricks.org.au ?
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05:43.06AgentNeocould be good
05:43.20decodehow about youresougly.com ? :)
05:43.29decodeor maybe ihateyou.org
05:43.36AgentNeolol
05:43.40AgentNeoseems nice
05:43.48daork<PROTECTED>
05:43.48daork<PROTECTED>
05:43.48daork<PROTECTED>
05:43.48daork<PROTECTED>
05:44.01tholoilovesbc.com?
05:44.01decodeorg? net? us?
05:44.02decode:)
05:44.06daorkheh
05:44.15decodesmurfish bitch clone? :)
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05:44.59bkw_http://asterisk.bkw.org/conf/extensions.conf
05:45.01bkw_check that out
05:45.30rickyi am trying to use DIAX to call my own line 17005783356
05:45.45rickyDIAX on same lan
05:45.56rickyi do have the connectivity but the call is getting rejected
05:46.13rickythanks to wasim earlier who pointed an error in my iax.com
05:46.18rickyiax.conf
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05:46.34jrollysonwhats PrivacyManager
05:46.36rickynow that i have iax connected, i wanted to check if DIAX could talk to it
05:46.40decodehttp://iridium.sf.net/ky003.jpg isn't she sooo cute? :)
05:46.44rickyany DIAX user out there wanna help me?
05:47.22decodei don't work tech support anymore.. anyone wanna buy a nice rechargable cattle prod? 50$ :)
05:47.23bkw_jrollyson show application privacymanager
05:47.57rickyDIAX please.....
05:48.12decodericky i never could get diax working
05:48.19bkw_diax is crap
05:48.25bkw_its got along way to go
05:48.30decodebut i'm 0.5 seconds from installing debian on this box :)
05:48.40rickyi see
05:48.40bkw_decode I use gentoo
05:48.41bkw_LOVE IT
05:48.53decodebkw_ heh, debian is a better choice for this box, it's slow
05:48.55decode800mhz
05:49.01rickycould you just call my number. i want to test it?
05:49.06decodewhich imho is painfully slow
05:49.17rickyby the way, is there another windows iax client you want to suggest?
05:50.07jrollysonhmm... that would be why I haven't looked at privacymanager.
05:50.21jrollyson* box at work gets ANI.
05:50.37bkw_These are the packages that I would merge, in order:
05:50.38bkw_Calculating world dependencies ...done!
05:50.44bkw_w00t all up to date
05:51.18rickyhey bkw_, any suggestion on windows IAX(2) client?
05:52.07bkw_nope
05:52.17bkw_iax clients aren't very graceful at this point
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05:52.56wasimfarfon is bloody graceful :P
05:53.00wasimugly, but graceful
05:53.03bkw_its hardware
05:53.10bkw_hardware is good
05:53.22bkw_software based phones that run on windows usually suck
05:53.34bkw_just install linux.. * makes a good softphone
05:53.53rickyi wanted to get ppl from india call me here
05:54.06wasimricky: shouldn't be very difficult
05:54.08rickyit would be difficult to get them set-up with hardware or linux boxes
05:54.19rickyi was trying to get a cheapo system to work for now
05:54.31rickyonce its ready, it could be deployed as a call center
05:54.33decodeshit
05:54.37rickyel cheapo call center
05:54.40decodewhat's syntax for a mysql UPDATE?
05:54.45rickylike 2-3 seater
05:55.03decodex-lite is a good SIP phone
05:55.09rickyhmmm
05:55.12decodeif no one is NATD, it works well w/ *
05:55.12rickythat works
05:55.16tholoUPDATE table SET column=value, column=value WHERE column=value;
05:55.18jrollysonricky: hmm... I'm trying to figure out a 20 seat operation.
05:55.18phsdshftdecode: UPDATE blah set column=rar;
05:55.23decodetholo thank you :) i'm a get rusty :)
05:55.27phsdshft(with the WHERE aprt if you need it)
05:55.32decodebeen about a year since i touched sql
05:55.32rickyjrollyson, whats your plan?
05:55.35phsdshft(which you probably do hehe)
05:55.38decodei was using FROM instead of WHERE :)
05:55.39decodeoops
05:55.45bkw_phsdshft how much sex does it take to have you modify your distintive ring patch?
05:55.46rickymay be we can share some ideas/thoughts
05:55.57phsdshftbkw: haha
05:56.04jrollysonricky: well, we have ROOM for 20, not going to be using it at first.
05:56.04decodemysql> UPDATE subscriber SET perms = 'admin' WHERE username='kyrie';
05:56.05decodeQuery OK, 1 row affected (0.00 sec)
05:56.06decoderock
05:56.09bkw_I see one option thats need so we can put it in CVS
05:56.19bkw_and i'm not too good with chan_zap yet to mod it
05:56.28bkw_usedistintivering=yes|no
05:56.33phsdshftbkw: I've been insanely busy... but maybe this weekend
05:56.33rickyroom for 20 meaning what?
05:56.39jrollyson20 agents.
05:56.42jrollysoneventually
05:56.47rickywhere do you have the set-up?
05:56.52bkw_phsdshft and an option for it to print the rings everytime if distintivering=yes
05:56.53jrollysonbefore we outgrow the building.
05:56.58rickyhow do you expect it to work
05:57.02jrollysonthis is a small ISP/CLEC.
05:57.07rickyi mean, my plan is to set-up this box in india
05:57.08bkw_phsdshft me luv you long time .. :)
05:57.18rickyhow do you plan on receiving the calls
05:57.26bkw_I get nuttin but phone spam from the two distintive ring numbers I gots
05:57.31jrollysonusing grandstream phones, coming in over a PRI and over a channel bank
05:57.31ricky* could be used for call distribution within the center
05:57.43rickyhmmm....
05:57.58jrollysonwe are in a situation that lets us get PRIs very easily.
05:58.00rickyi suppose you want to accept calls from some location in the USA
05:58.20rickyusing PRI form baby bells ?
05:58.20jrollysonyeah, at our main office.
05:58.21decodeSER is a PITA :)
05:58.30rickythen forward those calls to your call center
05:58.38rickywhere the agents would be using grandstream ?
05:58.40jrollysonusing PRI from our own switches ;)
05:58.41decodewell serweb
05:58.45rickyokay
05:58.48phsdshftbkw: heh.. one of my 800 #'s was put on a bill for a medical related company they sent out to their customers due to a typo
05:58.55rickybut your agents would be using grandstream phones?
05:58.56rickywhy?
05:59.00bkw_phsdshft did you make them pay?
05:59.06jrollysonricky: cost.
05:59.07rickywhy not an adtran switch (that is my plan)
05:59.14rickychannel bank is cheap
05:59.23rickyi got it for $300 from ebay...works great
05:59.23phsdshftso I've been getting calls "I wanna talk about ma bill..."
05:59.31phsdshftricky: heh what kind of channel bank
05:59.32rickygives me 24 internal lines
05:59.41jrollysonalso, need to have  number of remote agents eventually
05:59.56jrollysonand we need to torture test the grandstreams
06:00.10rickymay, once i get it installed in india, we can trade some bandwidth (agents)
06:00.13tholoThing about a $300 channel bank is that you still need a $595 T1 card...
06:00.13rickysomeday....
06:00.37ricky$495 card?
06:00.52rickyyes, i.e. still under $800 bucks
06:00.54decodehttp://mikael.no-ip.org
06:00.57decodehow's that look?
06:01.01decodeexcept the logo being busted
06:01.02jrollysonwe have the 4 port T1 card at work.
06:01.13tholo20 Budgetones are < $650
06:01.14rickygreat....
06:01.24rickyi think this math is better than mine
06:01.33rickybut i get the FXO for a starter
06:01.44rickyfor sure, next system i build would use grandstream
06:01.56rickyby then all the wrinkles would have been ironed out (i hope)
06:01.57jrollysonbudgettones are cheap, but we are still going to be having a channel bank at least temporarily.
06:02.11rickywhere is your actual call center?
06:02.15rickyin the USA ???
06:02.27jrollysonyeah. not much of a callcenter.
06:02.33jrollysonall in-house
06:02.35rickyokay.....
06:02.50rickywe have got these things popping out like mushrooms
06:02.54rickyback in india
06:03.01jrollysonwe've outgrown a key system.
06:03.20rickylooking for a el-cheapo solution so that there could be mom and pop call center all over :-)
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06:03.49rickyfigured, some centers do not require much of an expertise (such as customer satisfaction survey etc)
06:03.55wasimasterisk + (zap/cb/farfon/zaprbi) <- pick one of these
06:04.05decodei know.. frames are evil..
06:04.05maharzanhi i am getting unknow rtp codec 72 recieved while using xlite???????????????????????????????????????????
06:04.16rickydoes xlite support IAX?
06:04.21decodeno, SIP
06:04.27decodebut works well :)
06:04.29rickyi am behind firewall and SIP doesn't like it?
06:04.35jrollysonI need sleep.
06:04.36decodeahh
06:04.37jrollysonbbiaw.
06:04.45bkw_omg enuf with the ???????????????
06:04.45rickygood nigh jrollyson
06:04.47rickysee you later
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06:04.56bkw_maharzan the code goodies in xlite are wrong
06:05.05AralanAnyone have a cisco 7920 working on asterisk ?
06:05.14rickyany other NAT solution for *
06:05.19maharzanwhat can be done bkw_
06:06.15decodeanyone experienced with SER? i have a 3 line error msg..
06:06.22decode<PROTECTED>
06:06.22decode<PROTECTED>
06:06.22decode<PROTECTED>
06:06.34bkw_the hostname in /etc/hosts isn't valid or resolvable
06:06.52bkw_fix /etc/hosts and it will work (this alos applies to other software)
06:09.52decodebkw_ hmm
06:10.00decodepoint to outside ip?
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06:11.41eagle475hello?
06:12.11Corydon76-homegoodbye?
06:12.25wasimobedient
06:12.29Zebble_lol
06:12.31Corydon76-homeWell, that was short lived
06:12.44decodebkw_ ser doesn't log so well, huh?
06:13.03decodeusing -v -E
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06:13.24Corydon76-homeAt least the channel isn't scrolling faster than most people can read...
06:15.57wasimor not that slow that i have to frequently do a /whois wasim to figure out whether my irc session has died ot not
06:17.30decodeheh
06:18.53decodewhoa
06:19.03decodemy friend about 20 miles away saw the same thing i did :)
06:19.20bkw_what might that be?
06:19.37Mikebkw_: nice extension conf you got
06:19.44bkw_Mike thank you...
06:19.44decodesomething our government will claim is an 'experimental aircraft'
06:20.00Mikebkw_: guess what sipphone.com gave me for free a GS
06:20.02Mike:P
06:20.05Mikelucky day
06:20.08decodebut it just hovered in one place, almost transparent but emitting/reflecting a bit of light
06:20.10bkw_how the hell?
06:20.24bkw_decode yes.. we know aliens are here.. and have been for years
06:20.28Mikethey got confused and send one more GS than the one i asked
06:20.30bkw_wtf do you thinkg Bush is
06:20.44Mikei told them i would send it back and they told me theres no nedd
06:20.48Mikeneed
06:21.04bkw_Lewinsky says her past has hurt her love life
06:21.06bkw_NO SHIT
06:21.08bkw_dumb bitch
06:21.20bkw_you give one man a bj.. every man will want one.
06:21.25bkw_AND DONT WEAR BLUE
06:21.31decodehahah
06:21.37decodeshe's ugly..
06:21.46decodeif i were the president, i've have hot young interns
06:22.09decodeinterns that look like my gf heh
06:22.28bkw_well I think the Prez should get daily BJ's maybe he wouldn't be such an asshole
06:22.34Corydon76-homebkw_:  actually, that's not true.  I've given men blowjobs... and yet not all men want one...
06:22.34decodehah
06:22.43Corydon76-homefrom me, at least.
06:23.19decodei'm more of a fan of a nice rough romp than a hummer :)
06:23.40bkw_Corydon76-home haha
06:23.53bkw_ALL MEN WANT BJ's
06:24.09decodeagain, i'd rather a rowdy, rough romp :)
06:24.17bkw_romp?
06:24.18decodetho a hummer is nice if that's not an option
06:24.25decodebkw_ fuck :)
06:24.30bkw_ah just say fuck then
06:24.36Corydon76-homeYeah, but explain why some men turn me down when I offer one... :-P
06:24.50decodeare you male? that might be why
06:24.53bkw_Corydon76-home they are stupid.... men give the best blowjobs!
06:25.05bkw_:P
06:25.17decodejust like girls eat pussy best?
06:25.19learathheh.  that's my understanding
06:25.23bkw_decode ya
06:25.27decodeI dunno about that tho, i've been told i eat pussy like a dyke :P~
06:25.28bkw_no need for a map
06:25.42decodei did porn for a year :)
06:25.50bkw_decode oh really.. gay or straight?
06:25.53bkw_or both?
06:26.28bkw_oh now he shuts up
06:26.34bkw_no fun
06:26.35bkw_:P
06:26.38decodestraight
06:26.44decodesorry, was reading ser.cfg
06:26.45Corydon76-homeOooh, do you have pics?
06:26.45bkw_ah bummer
06:26.57bkw_yes that was my next question
06:27.00decodeCorydon76-home not on this machine, and i'm kinda ugly.. just well hung :)
06:27.09bkw_thats all that matters!
06:27.11bkw_:P
06:27.12decodelol
06:27.25Corydon76-homeHow well hung, though?
06:27.33decodea bit over 9 inchs
06:27.38bkw_OUCH
06:27.40Corydon76-homeOh, my...
06:27.45decodemust be because i'm german, huh? :)
06:27.49bkw_its fun to play with.. but thats about it!
06:27.52decodehah
06:27.56Corydon76-homeYou absolutely sure about being straight?  ;-)
06:28.02bkw_haha
06:28.07bkw_such a waste
06:28.09decodenowadays? yes.
06:28.19bkw_nowadays got to do with it?
06:28.19decodeask me a year ago and i'd give you a question mark.. lol
06:28.27Mikewhats wrong with this line exten = 050,1,Dial(iax/user:password@oficina.homeip.net/050@oficina)
06:28.28Mike?
06:28.40bkw_exten =>
06:28.41bkw_maybe?
06:28.46Mikebkw_: its the same
06:28.49Mike= or =>
06:28.50bkw_ah
06:28.54Mikethats what the manual says
06:29.00bkw_I just do it =>
06:29.02Mikethe draft
06:29.08bkw_remember the draft is old
06:29.12Corydon76-homeDon't think you can do two @'s
06:29.13decodeheh.. i still remember the crazy pr0n days
06:29.21decodesure you can
06:29.24decodeerr
06:29.27decodein a register
06:29.28Mikebkw_: ill do so but im puting my extensions with = now
06:29.29decodedunno about ext
06:29.30Mikeand it works
06:29.38bkw_Corydon yes you can do two @'s
06:29.40decodeactually for that, you can
06:29.46decodeIt specifies context
06:29.54bkw_fer IAX2 maybe?
06:29.55decodewow.. i'm learning * fast from being here ;)
06:29.59bkw_change IAX to IAX2
06:30.08bkw_i'm not totally sure that syntax will work for just IAX
06:30.13bkw_then again I could be wrong
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06:30.28decodeanyone wanna gimme an opinion? http://iridium.sourceforge.net/ky003.jpg :)
06:30.30Mikecalle69*CLI> dial 050@asterisk
06:30.30Mike<PROTECTED>
06:30.30Mike<PROTECTED>
06:30.30Mike<PROTECTED>
06:30.30Mike<PROTECTED>
06:30.32Mike<PROTECTED>
06:30.34Mikecalle69*CLI>
06:30.39Mikethat didnt work
06:30.43bkw_Mike iax debug helps
06:30.49decodehttp://iridium.sourceforge.net/ky001.jpg too :)
06:30.57Mikebkw_: i have it on nothing usefull
06:30.59bkw_decode i'm not into girls... so I can't really say]
06:31.03decodeahh
06:31.09bkw_Mike run it on both systems
06:31.13bkw_bet its a context error
06:31.18bkw_and or user/pass error
06:31.29bkw_but change IAX to IAX2
06:31.30bkw_and try again
06:31.39Mikelet me try
06:31.47Corydon76-homedecode:  could be either way
06:31.52bkw_when is chan_iax going away? and iax2 going to be IT
06:31.54Corydon76-homePics can be deceiving...
06:32.19Mikecalle69*CLI> dial 050@asterisk
06:32.19Mike<PROTECTED>
06:32.19Mike<PROTECTED>
06:32.19Mike<PROTECTED>
06:32.19Mike<PROTECTED>
06:32.20Mikecalle69*CLI>
06:32.29bkw_Mike on the target system.. run iax debug
06:32.32bkw_or iax2 debug
06:32.35Mikeok
06:32.37Mikesec
06:32.40bkw_its where the error will be
06:32.50bkw_and when you see it.. i'm sure you will smack yourself in the face
06:33.07Corydon76-homeIt's also possible that the permissions on the remote host will not allow you to specify the context
06:33.12Mikei think it might be the firewall
06:33.19Mikeim opening 5036
06:33.21Mikeand i can see
06:33.30Mike<PROTECTED>
06:33.34Corydon76-home5036 is IAX.  4569 is IAX2
06:34.37Mike<PROTECTED>
06:34.45MikeCorydon76-home: maybe thats my problem
06:34.47Mikelet me open it
06:37.13Mike-- Registered to '200.67.4.11', who sees us as 200.67.40.148:5036
06:37.18Mikeit registers on aix
06:37.23Mikeand it dials via iax2
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06:39.19_asry0
06:39.31TheFloydman
06:39.37TheFloydthey let anyone in here these day
06:39.39TheFloyder days
06:39.45MikeTx-Frame Retry[000] -- OSeqno: 000 ISeqno: 001 Type: IAX     Subclass: REJECT
06:39.46Mike<PROTECTED>
06:39.46Mike<PROTECTED>
06:39.50_asrany working methods for extracting the password from an ata186 w/ 2.16+ sip code?
06:39.56Mikeno authority found???
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06:39.59Mikewhat does that mean?
06:40.05TheFloydasr- not really, I have an ata186 sitting in my closet
06:40.11TheFloydthere was an effort going to wardial it
06:40.14TheFloydwith an FXS card
06:40.18TheFloydbut that got canned, afaik
06:40.33_asrhow would one extract the pin by war-dialing?
06:40.46TheFloydit's an 8 (6?) digit pin
06:40.54TheFloydbrute force
06:41.15_asrdon't you need to press the top button to get the IVR prompt?
06:41.20TheFloydyeah, but once you're in
06:41.24TheFloydyou can just keep trying over and over
06:41.35TheFloydit was something like press button, launch wardialer
06:41.38TheFloydleave it for up to 10 days
06:41.39_asrthat's funny
06:41.56TheFloydI think I'm just going to do it in hardware with a PICMicro
06:42.24TheFloydhm, actually, I could probably use a picmicro to read/write the flash chip on the board
06:42.30TheFloydwonder if reading the code out would help any
06:42.34decodeTheFloyd can i have ur ata? :)
06:42.40TheFloyddecode- it's useless
06:42.47decodewhy?
06:42.48TheFloydit's an ex-vonage POS that's locked up tight
06:42.50decodeahh
06:42.55decodedamn :)
06:42.59TheFloydthat's what I said
06:43.03decodei need an ata so i dont have to buy one ;)
06:43.11TheFloydI need an ata that works myself, and I can't afford one at the moment
06:43.20decodethat'd save ky the trouble of using that bloody softphone :)
06:43.23TheFloydbut I've got a drawer full of PICmicros and programming hardware and software
06:43.27decodeheh, nice
06:43.35TheFloydso I think I'm gonna approach it from a hardware standpoint
06:43.36decodeanother thing i'm eventually going to buy is some embedded toys
06:43.37TheFloydand find a way in
06:43.42_asrheard a few reports of vonage giving the ata password to people who asked
06:43.44decodesince my roommate works on a kernel for embedded toys
06:43.50TheFloydasr- I tried calling and asking
06:43.55TheFloydthe tech support guy i got just sayd no
06:43.58TheFloyder said, even
06:44.00Corydon76-homeMike:  no authority found means that it did not find an appropriate section in the remote iax.conf
06:44.04_asrdid you escalate to a "tier 3" tech?
06:44.06decodedo you _own_ it?
06:44.21TheFloydwell, when I signed up it was part of a year commitment
06:44.23decodeif you paid for it, they really can't not give you the pin
06:44.26_asrapparently, if you cancel your service, and pay the $40 for the ata, they will give you the password
06:44.30TheFloydI kept service for 15 months
06:44.44TheFloydasr- I had no luck going that route
06:44.52TheFloydI've met my commitment to them, and then some
06:45.03_asreven after you 1) cancelled 2) paid the termination fee?
06:45.14blllthefloyd: I heard you had commitment issues
06:45.16TheFloydthere's no term fee on my service
06:45.21decodehttp://www.mail-archive.com/asterisk-users@lists.digium.com/msg08162.html
06:45.24TheFloydwhen i signed up it was keep it for a year, no term fee
06:45.26decodetry that, fwiw
06:45.29decodeIt looks promising :)
06:45.38TheFloydtried it already
06:45.44decodeahh
06:45.45TheFloydthey appear to have expanded their keyspace by now
06:45.52_asrdecode: vonages witched up to 256bit keyspace
06:45.56TheFloydi managed to get a hold of the cfg file, 4 separate versions
06:45.57_asrhence, harder to brute force
06:46.06TheFloydyeah
06:46.37decodeyou might also be able to do some slick network to trick it into thinking it's talking to vonage? :)
06:46.39decodeand update it? :)
06:46.40TheFloydunfortunately, there aren't enough people with skills in my broke-ass situation :)
06:46.59TheFloydso it looks unlikely that anyone's going to do anything to help us unlock 'em any time soon
06:47.12TheFloyddecode- well, you can do network trickery, but...
06:47.20_asrwell, i'd imagine running a sip proxy in vonage ip space, w/o authentication, would at least let you place and recv calls locally
06:47.25TheFloydthe device gets its new config file key in the previous config file key
06:47.32_asrdoesn't address the issue of configuration tho of course
06:47.48TheFloydand it won't take a config not encrypted with the key it expects
06:47.58TheFloydasr- that's actually kind of a neat idea
06:48.07decodeahh
06:48.26_asrlike, run ser with no auth, and fake vonage's ip space
06:48.30TheFloydyeah
06:48.45TheFloydI've got an escalation in with cisco via cablevision's rep :)
06:48.51TheFloydwe spend enough on cisco gear anually
06:49.01TheFloydmaybe they'll swap it out, or just send me a new firmware chip :)
06:49.05decodeapparently you can bruteforce the cfg file key easily
06:49.11decodeit's only 6 digits 0-9
06:49.12TheFloydno, decode, not anymore
06:49.15_asrnot if it's 256 bit
06:50.03TheFloydthey appear to have expanded the keyspace
06:50.08decodeahh shitty
06:50.16TheFloydstory of my life
06:50.21TheFloydtoo late to the party
06:50.23TheFloydas always
06:50.23TheFloyd:)
06:50.40decodemaybe vonage will be nice and at least unlock it for ya? :)
06:50.46decodesince you _did_ pay for it
06:50.54TheFloydroot@bofh:~# ./bf ata0008a3f455ea.x
06:50.54TheFloydNo key found :(
06:50.54TheFloydroot@bofh:~#
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06:51.20TheFloydI might make another attempt at that if nothing pans out with cisco
06:52.04TheFloydI'll eventually find either a) a way in
06:52.16TheFloydor b) money to throw at the problem (IE: buy a new ATA)
06:52.16TheFloyd:)
06:53.26RajuI  have setup Asterisk with one X100P card. It dials out just are required and also automatically picks up when the local PSTN line is called. I would not like the X100P to answer calls coming from the phone line, how do I do it? Thanks Raju
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06:57.47wasimRaju: don't put an Answer in the context
07:01.44RajuWasim let me try it out...thanks. Raju
07:04.12decodeyay!
07:04.21decodegot SER working for her, using the Via header stuff
07:04.43decodehad to turn off silenece detection in x-lite?
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07:07.50wasim11 hours of GSM and still going strong < - faron longevity test
07:08.15drgalaxywasim: gsm going through your phone?
07:09.13wasimdrgalaxy: oui
07:09.27drgalaxywasim: what are you testing for?
07:09.29wasimwe did a 17 hour test on ulaw yesterday
07:09.35wasimdrgalaxy: crashes!
07:09.58drgalaxysweet action
07:10.04drgalaxygood job!
07:10.18wasimyep, and GSM is sounding pretty good too, no breakups at all
07:10.21decodewhats a good silence detection level in ms?
07:10.23decode200?
07:10.42wasimwe never expected GSM to work so quickly and without major issues
07:11.39wasimyeah, that to 10 to 20 samples
07:11.50drgalaxywasim: excellent.  your phone seems to be coming along well
07:11.59decodeand tx sile for?
07:12.19drgalaxywasim: I can only hope that the rest of us can help make it availible on the open market
07:12.27decodeit was 350 ms before w/ keep tx'ing sile for 750 seconds
07:12.40wasimhttp://www1.cs.columbia.edu/~wenyu/papers/vad-talk.pdf
07:15.45wasimSystem uptime: 9 weeks, 4 days, 21 hours, 1 minute, 59 seconds
07:15.54wasimbah, and who says * isn't rock solid stable
07:16.31decodegrr
07:16.36decodesilence detection is annoying
07:17.11wasimit is, don't put it on, we've noticed whenever we do VAD, people say "hello?" as soon as VAD kicks in, coz they think the line dropped, and fuck VAD up all over
07:17.24decodeheh
07:26.37decodei'm getting lower quality voice using a local proxy than i was w/ fwd, same codecs/etc, wonder why?
07:26.50decoderemote audio is more broken up
07:26.57decodeturned off silence detection
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07:28.11decodebbl, watching a movie
07:28.16decodeand talking to gf via sip :)
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07:45.03Takapais it possible to detect if an incoming call is voice or data?
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07:50.25LevchHello, help me please with trunk MASQ(?)...
07:51.03LevchSo, when one calls to trunk and get some problemms with his hands... hi is trying it again...
07:51.49Levch...and two trunks are bridged together with MASQ for forever. What could I do?
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08:00.56Kumbangguys, anyone runs pingtel expressa phone?
08:01.17Kumbangwhat's the default password to configure this?
08:01.55prhhello - I have a Digium S400P (TDM20B, ie two slot) but I can't make it ring the extensions. asterisk says Zap/2-1 is ringing and I can pick up that phone and get the connection - but it doesn't ring. I've tried setting it is fxo_gs/ls/ks and no go... any ideas?
08:05.53prhbah should have googled - it's the UK's funky anti-tinkle striking back
08:06.17prhits a good question though - why does my card say it's a prototype?!
08:07.30anachronWhere'd you get the card?
08:07.47Kumbangcontact digium support
08:10.26prhI bought it directly from Digium (web order) a couple of months ago
08:10.34anachronhmm.
08:10.38anachronContact tech support.
08:11.12prhyea I'll do that later today
08:11.41prhthere is a lot to get your head round when you get into this telephjony/asterisk stuff
08:12.20prhcan asterisk be used as a simple sip proxy by the way? (ie on a firewall to proxy a SipPhone out to the world)
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08:32.52manyduh. another root has landed
08:33.44levongood morning ever1
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08:34.02`blitzragemorning
08:34.09decodemorning
08:34.09decodeheh
08:34.21_DisCorDiamorn
08:34.24levonmoin `blitzrage, decode, _DisCorDia
08:34.25decodei was diggin around my drive.. found my old ass ices (icecast playlist stuff) patch for mysql :)
08:34.35decodeso now i can use my php stuff to build playlists
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08:34.46`blitzragenice
08:34.55decodeand soon as i get multiple streams capabilities into it all, i can setup the Music
08:35.01decodeMusicOnHold streamer heh
08:35.20decode`blitzrage it was a quick hack, but it worked well enough for a simple streaming 'netradio station'
08:35.24prhey when you gonne get stereo working...
08:35.27decodeso i could listen from work and all, ya know?
08:35.52decodepersonally now tho it's of limited use, with ogg being much better for streaming low-bitrate :)
08:36.57prhogg is pretty quick to encode too... hmm would make a nice telephony codec no?
08:37.13decodeprh maybe, but really speex is designed for such
08:37.19decodeby the xiph (ogg/vorbis people) :)
08:37.25prhtrue
08:37.34prhand it is fast
08:37.42decodei still like gsm.. heh..
08:38.05prhsounds rough to me - but maybe thats just my budgetone's codec being rough
08:38.05decodeit's quite acceptable at 8kbit/sec for almost-toll quality
08:38.34decodeprh i like gsm mainly because i talk to a few friends in other countries with 33.6 connections..
08:38.49decode8kbit is doable, 64kbit is definitely not, hell 16kbit is rough..
08:38.50prhahh yea that adds up
08:39.07decodethey can handle 8kbit, but 16kbit is a bit of a strain, ya know?
08:39.08prhis G729 gsm?
08:39.10decodeno
08:39.14decodegsm is gsm :)
08:39.16prhoh
08:39.25decodethe g.* codecs are ITU codecs
08:39.30decodegsm is gsm consortium
08:39.43decodeGlobal System for Mobile telephony ;)
08:39.48prhI thought one the ITU G's was a 'ratified' GSM
08:40.30decodei dont think so, but i maybe wrong
08:40.44decodenow i remember why i hate gui's..
08:40.48prhin that case the budgetone doesnt do gsm
08:40.49decodetoo much mouse dependancy
08:40.56prhyea annoying
08:40.58decodeiirc it doesnt
08:41.17decodewhich is probably due to licensing issues
08:41.23decodegsm is psuedo-free
08:41.36`blitzragemust go find food
08:41.36decodekinda like mp3.. software patents involved
08:41.44decodeblitzrage damn pothead :P~
08:41.49decodepass that shit!
08:41.53decode;)
08:41.55blitzrage:)
08:42.08decodei think soon i'll have a prescription..
08:42.09blitzrageI'm not that much of a pot head :)  just occasionally
08:42.23decodesince i'm 10 pounds under weight.. and even eating 5 meals/day dont gain weight..
08:42.25decode:)
08:42.44blitzragedecode: how tall, and how much you weigh?  I wonder if I beat you :)
08:42.47decodeso my friend a dr is trying to get me a 'script.. since he thinks the 'munchies' will help
08:42.54decodeI'm 6'0" and like 150
08:43.00decodeshould be a minimum 160
08:43.01blitzragenope. I don't beat that :)
08:43.13decodei literally do not gain/lose weight
08:43.21decode5 meals/day.. but i'm very active :)
08:43.25blitzrageI'm 5'9", 155, but I'm up 10 lbs lately
08:43.36decodetho thanksgiving is coming..
08:43.43decodeand i have 4 places i'm required to eat at..
08:43.47blitzragemost I've ever weighed was 160.  Then I lost about 15 lbs when I started running in the summer
08:43.49decodework, parent's house, gf's house, my house..
08:43.54blitzragenice
08:43.59blitzragespeaking of food... :)
08:44.01decodei used to be 5'2", 200lb :)
08:44.09blitzragewow.. the other extreme
08:44.09levonhm, if any of you has a tip of how to gain weight, I'd be glad to hear.
08:44.13decodei was a fat kid
08:44.22blitzragewell, don't do what I do :)
08:44.25decodelevon smoke pot, get the munchies, eat
08:44.34levonwhat are "munchies"?
08:44.47decodelevon side effect of smoking marijuana, you desire to eat
08:44.52decodeto "munch"
08:44.57levonoh
08:44.57levonlol
08:45.08decodeso sit on irc all day, smoking pot and eating
08:45.12levonthe side effects of smoking this shit is that you desire to eat?
08:45.28decodelevon, sometimes.. usually you get hungry :)
08:45.31levonman, I propably should smoke this after all...
08:45.34decodebut you feel good too.. really good :)
08:45.41levonlol
08:45.43decodeit's an anti-depressant for most people
08:45.53levonwell, I don't know, I'm a bit scared.
08:46.01levonI promised myself not to touch that stuff
08:46.04decodei'm likely to have a prescription for government supplied weed :)
08:46.24decodesince i don't gain weight and really need to.. also i'm bipolar.. and it helps with that
08:47.03prhdecode: you lost weight by going on dope?
08:47.07decodeno
08:47.10decodegained some
08:47.17decodebut i dont smoke enough :P~
08:47.22decodei smoke like once every few weeks
08:48.17decodelegality is questionable here, apparently..
08:49.59decodethis new sound card is nice..
08:50.03blitzragelevon: how old are you?
08:50.23levonblitzrage, that's usually classified information
08:50.23blitzrageit will depend on if I agree with decode or not.
08:50.30levonbut I'll make an exception: 28
08:50.39decodeyou're plenty old enough
08:50.46blitzragelevon: ahhh, for sure then, give it a shot (I would never recommend it to someone under 21)
08:50.54decodebesides.. marijuana has less nasty side-effects as say alcohol or tobacco
08:51.07blitzragetis true, I usually smoke instead of drinking
08:51.09decodeand no one dies from it, unlike aspirin
08:51.54blitzragelevon: I never smoked it until last year (I'm 22 now).  My GPA honestly went from a 2.5, to a 3.8 last semester.  I was way to stressed before.
08:52.09maharzandiax runtime error '62'
08:52.13levonwhat is GPA?
08:52.15decodemy gpa in hs when i started smoking went from a 3.0 to a 4.0 :)
08:52.18decodegrade point avg
08:52.19maharzaninput past end of line
08:52.21maharzan????
08:52.27decodeit's a funky grade scaling technique
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08:52.54decode4 = A, 3 = B, 2 = C, 1 = D, 0 = E/F, add all grades and divide by # of grades
08:53.03levonah
08:53.04puzzledmorning
08:53.06levonthe average
08:53.10levonhiya puzzled
08:53.12blitzrageyep
08:53.15decodeactually my weighted gpa was a 4.0, mean was a 5.0 :)
08:53.18levon4 is 4?
08:53.21levonerm
08:53.23levonA is 4?
08:53.25decodeyea
08:53.30levonso the higher the better
08:53.32decodeyea
08:53.37blitzragesometimes :)
08:53.40levonso the *higher* the better?
08:53.43blitzragelevon: just try it once, you'll understand then.
08:53.43decodeyea
08:53.45decode.
08:53.47blitzragelol
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08:54.07levonna, I think I'll pass.
08:54.11levonmaybe my next life...
08:54.17blitzrageand you're not going to get in trouble like shrooms or other hard drugs would do
08:54.23blitzragelevon: you don't get a next live
08:54.27blitzrages/live/life
08:54.38decodeand listening to a cool local band
08:54.54blitzrageI'm smoking nothing, listening to no music, and eating chili :)
08:55.05decodethinking about going and getting my guitar, my headset, and 2 patches ;)
08:55.07levonright now? It's 9:55am
08:55.15decodeit's 03:55 here
08:55.19blitzragediddo
08:55.21blitzrageam
08:55.22decodei'm GMT-0500
08:55.28blitzrageme too
08:55.31levonCET, here.
08:55.33decodeyea
08:55.34blitzrageEST all the way baby :)
08:55.36decode.de :)
08:55.39levon;)
08:55.41decodeI can't wait to be outa .us :)
08:56.01decodemy baybee and i are movin to europe in a few years, after finishing college
08:56.15decodespend a few years there, travelling/etc
08:56.26blitzrageok, going to read some practical C, finish eating, then go to bed.  Night all.
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08:56.33decodeheh later blitzrage
08:56.41srsergiomorning all
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08:58.30decodeE_WARNING: pkg lsof is out of date, dist_ref=4.7-RC dist_curr=4.9-STABLE. Forcing upgrade.
08:58.37decodeinteresting :)
08:58.57decodei still have old ass packages.. i wonder how that happened...
09:02.46LevchCan somebody tell me can I put different txgain for every channel?
09:03.09decodei think so, put it before the channel block :)
09:03.57prhany UK experts here?
09:04.21decodeportupgrade -a -P is my saviour :)
09:04.52decodegotta setup ipv6 later too.. what fun
09:05.27holloAnyone know what serial cable I need for cisco 29XX's off hand?
09:06.52Levchdecode: Will it cause for only one channel block, or for others too?
09:07.03decodeall that follow
09:07.07decodeso put one before each block
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09:08.58Powerkillhi
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09:09.42decodehmmm.. food
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09:11.41NixA fucking bomb just went off near my house!!!
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09:13.42decodeNix where the hell are you?
09:14.23holloAlQueda
09:15.00wasimNix: not again
09:15.14decodea bong just went off in my house :P~
09:15.34decodewater splashed on the damn floor again..
09:17.24Nixfuck man.. it was huge
09:17.28Nixshook my who house
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09:17.39holloYou in iraq?
09:17.45Nixmy phones are down :-(
09:17.50Nixno. Istanbul Turkey
09:17.56holloyou need voip
09:18.02Nix2 bombs in the last 15min
09:18.04NixHUGE
09:18.10NixI have voip
09:18.21Nixmy latency is huge currently.. took out half the network
09:18.26hollothen phones shouldn't be down =)
09:18.28holloheeh
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09:18.44hollowhat voip provider you use out there?
09:19.01Nixmake that 3 bombs
09:19.17Nixmy cable is working.. no phones though
09:19.35hollovoip it up and call the police
09:19.54Levchdecode: Not working
09:20.30Nixits on CNN Turk
09:20.37NixI am pretty sure the police know..
09:20.43wasimbritish bank and consulate ..
09:20.48Nixyes
09:20.58NixHSBC.. I was about to go to that exact branch
09:21.04Nixits near my office
09:22.47RoyKGuten Morgen #asterisk
09:23.27_DisCorDiamorgen !
09:23.31wasimEHLO RoyK
09:24.54Nixhey ROM_Man
09:25.03Nixhey RoyK :-)
09:25.06decodehttp://www.bluenile.com/design.asp?add=1&filter_id=1&set_shape=&ring_size=&piderror=
09:25.07decodehmm
09:25.11puzzledmorning RoyK
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09:27.12levonsxpert, hiya ;)
09:27.26levonmeep meep
09:27.42RoyKdecode: marrying?
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09:29.26decode:)
09:29.36maharzan:-D
09:29.42maharzanLOL
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09:33.17decodetime to ebay for a new watch.. mine's stuck at 4:19
09:33.47RoyKjust get a rolex. they won't stop
09:34.00decodei want a fancy LCD watch :P~
09:34.05decodewith colour lcd n stuff
09:34.29decodemaybe one that has a screen saver? :)
09:34.35decodeand runs some kinda *nix? :)
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09:37.36maharzanhi i am using xlite...i get this error.. "Unkown RTP codec 72 received" when the called party picks up the phone .... and the sound quality is worst....any soluions?
09:42.36decodesounds like they are using funky codecs
09:42.49decodeperhaps g729? it's not supported in x-lite afaik
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09:43.14mbrancahi all
09:43.15RoyKmbranca!
09:43.15levonciao mbranca
09:43.19mbrancaciao!
09:43.20mbranca:)
09:43.21levonsxpert_work, meep meep
09:43.37sxpert_worklol lol
09:44.00decodeitalian.. interesting language
09:44.09decodehello and goodbye being the same word and all
09:44.10Nixlevon: did u see the news?
09:44.28levonNix: no.
09:44.42Nix4 bombs
09:44.47levonwhen?
09:44.50Nixshook my apartment
09:44.50levonAGAIN?
09:44.59levonOMG
09:45.03Nixone in Taksim Maydan.. took out the british consulate
09:45.17Nixon in levent. took out the metro entrance and HSBC headquarters..
09:45.18blitzragewhat the ?
09:45.20Nixyep
09:45.32levonomg
09:45.41blitzrageNix: where are you?
09:45.43Nixall my ohones are down.. both mobile nets and landline
09:45.57NixTaksim Istanbul Turkey
09:46.01sxpert_worklevon, nothing available yet
09:46.03blitzrageah
09:46.07Nixabout 1km frmo the british embassy
09:46.25mbrancaalthough it has some bugs....
09:46.29levonneed a ciggy
09:46.32NixIt was on bbc briefly
09:46.47Nixbut I am watching showtv and cnn turk they have live feeds..
09:46.51blitzragehttp://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/3222608.stm
09:47.11Nixdead ppl everywhere
09:49.37levonnix: ama sen iyisin?
09:49.49levonnix: family all ok?
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09:52.00ElNooboStupidoI was wondering if I could ask a few noob q's before I decide whther to use asterisk or not
09:52.04decodewow, got caught up in DPC
09:52.41Nixyes. levent. my wife and I are ok
09:52.46ElNooboStupidowith Asterisk and some digium hardware will I be able to run my own telephone service without having to use the phone company.
09:52.48puzzledElNooboStupido: rule #1: don't ask if you can ask, just ask
09:52.49Nixsorry levon
09:52.58Nixits on bbc live now
09:53.11puzzledElNooboStupido: define telephone service. if you mean PBX like service the answer is yes
09:54.03ElNooboStupidoyeah I was wondering if a pbx allowed me to basically set up my own internal telephone network without having to pay the telephone company a massive amount of money
09:54.29puzzledyes you can do that. no problem, no charge from the phone company
09:54.47ElNooboStupidoso I become my own phone company?
09:54.52puzzledso people can call eachother in the office at no charge
09:55.07ElNooboStupidowhat about calling outside of the office - or long distance?
09:55.09decodehmm
09:55.34puzzledElNooboStupido: also possible. clearly phone company charges will apply
09:55.52ElNooboStupidopuzzled - perhaps I am confused about what voip is
09:56.06blitzrageVoIP runs over the Internet.  It does not go over the PSTN network.
09:56.19blitzrage* will not allow you to access the PSTN network for free
09:56.25blitzragedoesn't quite work that way :)
09:56.34puzzledElNooboStupido: you can use asterisk with voip to make calls to other destinations that can be reached via voip
09:57.15SurJeONElNooboStupido: if the people at the other end also have some VoIP software/hardware and you're both have sufficient internet connections, then it'll be free (obviously you'll still have to pay your internet bill)
09:57.26SurJeONs/you're/you/
09:57.37blitzrageSurJeON: hehe.. beat me to it :)
09:57.44blitzrageand now I must sleep
09:57.46blitzragenight all
09:57.51puzzlednite blitzrage
09:57.59SurJeONbut if the person you're calling has a normal phone, then someone, somewhere has to pay for the call
09:58.45ElNooboStupidoSurjeon - because it eventually has to hook up to the phone line?
09:59.53puzzledElNooboStupido: yes, if the other side can only be reached via PSTN, then think traditional: you wil be charged by your (LD) phone provider
10:01.05ElNooboStupidocan I give my office employees cell phone service with asterisk?
10:01.22puzzledwhat do you mean with cell phone service?
10:01.26SurJeONElNooboStupido: there's of course the case where your company (or such) has another office in the same local calling area as the person you're trying to call.  So you could route calls from your office to the other office and pay locla instead of long-distance
10:01.49RoyKgrr. stupid lusers complain about 'transfer doesn't work' although there's nothing wrong with it
10:01.53RoyKsales idiots
10:01.56ElNooboStupidothey have cell phones, they use them to make calls, the phone calls are routed through the office and billed to the company's LD bill
10:02.44ElNooboStupidoSurJeON - net2phone :) I am basically looking for a way to give phone service to people and route it through a central location
10:03.14ElNooboStupidostarting in an office but to some employees with cell phones and in a remote office or two as well
10:03.41puzzledElNooboStupido: think of asterisk as a combination of a very flexible PBX and VoIP gateway
10:03.58ElNooboStupidook so its more like something you would set up in a large hotel
10:04.09SurJeONwhat hardware do you currently use to route the cell calls on to the land-lines ?
10:04.22ElNooboStupidoSurJeON - you got the hell out of me
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10:04.34ElNooboStupido<---name
10:04.35puzzledno, it's an excellent solutions for small businesses to large corporations
10:04.47SurJeONhm... maybe you don't then :)
10:04.59LevchWhat does "trunk=yes" or "..no" mean in iax.conf?
10:05.40maharzanuse trunk or not?
10:05.56levonLevch, a trunked line can transport more than just one connection on the data transport. so the waste of bandwidth for multiple connections is minimized.
10:06.02puzzledElNooboStupido: it will require quite some linux knowledge and understanding of PSTN, VoIP. if you don't have that, prepare for a pretty steep learning curve
10:06.24ElNooboStupidopuzzled - its all god - it isnt what I thought it was anyhow - although still pretty amazing.
10:06.30levonLevch, useful for connecting two *'s together which transport multiple calls
10:06.32ElNooboStupidothansk for everyones time and patience
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10:07.28levonpff . my cable tv provider has no cnn
10:07.38levonany good online news tv?
10:07.43blitzrageit's too bad the wiki is so slow
10:07.52puzzledyes
10:08.06decodeOne Wildcard TDM400P (TDM10B bundle) PCI FXS Interface (FOR ONE PHONE) i thought the TDM400P was 4 line?
10:08.07puzzleddunno why that is. in these days of BW abundance that should not me an issue
10:08.24blitzrageit is if you buy the 4 module version
10:08.36decodeblitzrage can you upgrade it or do you buy a new card?
10:08.36blitzrageTDM10B is one module, TDM40B is 4 modules (cost more)
10:08.41decodeahh
10:08.42blitzrageyou just buy more modules
10:08.49decodethat's what i thought but wanted to be sure
10:08.53decodecool
10:09.07decodenow.. this pci2.2 thing? :)
10:09.19Levchlevon: thanx
10:09.26decodehow do i know if i have pci2.2? :)
10:09.56puzzledcheck specs of mobo at vendor site
10:11.10RoyK<PROTECTED>
10:11.10RoyKWhat's this???
10:13.43Nixlevon: I think bbc has a news stream..
10:14.18RoyKdoes diva come with linux capi drivers now?
10:15.50decodehmm i just realized
10:15.57Nixhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/ram/live_news.ram
10:16.02decodeI'm gonna have to build a new box for that anyways
10:16.08Nixhttp://stream.servstream.com/ViewWeb/BBCTechnology/Event/BBC_World_Service.asx
10:16.21decode2 pci slots.. would need 3 or 4 (depends on if i buy a dual NIC)
10:16.42puzzledRoyK: there are patches at mmm.melware.de for 2.4 kernel. 2.6 kernel will have capi support for diva server cards built-in
10:17.00decodegoodnight all
10:17.37decodewth
10:17.38Nixfuck. they are asking for blood.. the blood bank has run out again.. gotta love turkish forward planning
10:17.52puzzledRoyK: mind you, only applies to Eicon Diva *Server* cards. I don't think the other ones are supported
10:17.54decode"Unable to open audio, device is already open"
10:18.07decodeuhm..
10:18.20decodemy card was doing 6 channels earlier.. :)
10:18.26levonnix: yeah, but I'm on linux, to real player working on 2.6.x kernel yet.
10:18.56RoyKpuzzled: ok. just saw a post on the list about this card... so I just wondered
10:19.01Nixthe asx should work then
10:19.03RoyKdoes anyone run * on 2.6 yet?
10:19.14decode2.4 is bad enought :)
10:19.42LevchPeople: How can I make highter priority for IAX2 traffic without htb and imq patches to kernel?
10:19.48decodeis it more stable than 2.4?
10:19.56puzzledRoyK: haven't tried it. my next challenge is getting linux on an rs/6000 and trying to run * on that one :)
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10:20.20RoyKhehe
10:20.25puzzledLevch: do you mean QoS related stuff?
10:20.33decodeheh i still prefer 2.2 to 2.4
10:20.51decode2.4.x is a fair bit less stable
10:20.53RoyKNASA has a 'single image' (whatever that means) 512 CPU supercomputer from SGI running - what - linux :)
10:20.54LevchYes, btw does * change QoS to it's packets?
10:21.05RoyKdecode: huh?
10:21.10decodepuzzled my machine evolved. I installed fbsd
10:21.12puzzledLevch: it can. check the config files
10:21.29RoyKLevch: * can set ToS but QoS is up to the router
10:21.34decodercs? :) archaic :)
10:22.10decodefor things of that sort, i love fs-rcs stack module heh
10:22.13RoyKdecode: ever seen the scalability numbers compared - freebsd, linux 2.4 and 2.6?
10:22.32decodeRoyK smp is fairly new in fbsd, 5.1 has decent smp i hear
10:22.39LevchRoyK: Yah? I thought that router could change ToS...
10:23.06decodeand 99% of the boxen out there aren't SMP.. none of mine are, my new box'll be a dual athlon tho
10:23.13puzzledLevch: router can change QoS, * can change ToS
10:24.02Levchpuzzled: Yah, I see it now... I could change ToS too :)
10:24.32Levchpuzzled: What should I use: minimal delay, or maximal throughtput?
10:24.50puzzledanyone seen double IAX "Registered to a.b.c.d, who sees us at d.e.f.g" messages after a reload?
10:25.01puzzledLevch: iirc minimal delay
10:25.55Levchpuzzled: Thanxalot....
10:26.01puzzlednp
10:26.38puzzledtime to update cvs again
10:26.41Bonbonwe have set jitterbuffer=no on both of our * boxes, and the caller-to-recipient delay has disappeared, although not completely. Has anyone got any further advice on how to minimise this delay?
10:27.04puzzledBonbon: what's caller-to-recipient delay?
10:27.35SurJeONprobably means RTT
10:28.08puzzledSurJeON: that's not helping :)
10:28.10Levchpuzzled: Will the ToS affect on current router at witch * running, or on other routers only?
10:28.22SurJeONpuzzled: _LAG_
10:29.12puzzledLevch: if they are configured to look at it and act accordingly, then it will make a difference. On the internet I don't think ToS is looked at. Use QoS on your edge router to get the best result
10:29.49puzzledSurJeON: ah
10:30.23SurJeONI've got precisely the opposite problem actually; despite having 10Mbit and a ping of 20ms between my two *s, I can't get rid of the jitter :(
10:31.18SurJeONdespite setting a pretty hefty jitter buffer
10:31.20Bonbonpuzzled: i make a call to you, and when you speak I hear it 4 seconds later
10:31.57puzzledBonbon: oh, I only have that with the first second or so of each call. Any idea how to solve that?
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10:32.33Bonbonwe've turned the jitterbuffer off on both boxes.
10:32.46puzzledoki, I'll try that. thanks
10:32.48decodeMPX::DecodeFrame(): Invalid chksum for frame. Stack Backtrace: DataBase::Import()@Config::Init()@main
10:32.54decodeI wonder how they do those backtraces..
10:33.02tessierTry less caffeine
10:33.54decodeany ideas? :)
10:34.05decodemaybe #C++ is a better place.. will ask tomorrow :)
10:34.26Bonbonpuzzled: the ping time between our 2 boxes is around 3ms
10:34.35decode*poof*
10:35.51prhI'm trying to setup a SIP registration to FWD... but I get these errors:
10:36.00prhWARNING[81926]: File chan_sip.c, Line 403 (__sip_xmit): sip_xmit of 0x80c2274 (len 359) to 192.246.69.223 returned -1: Bad file descriptor
10:36.03prhWARNING[81926]: File chan_sip.c, Line 435 (retrans_pkt): Maximum retries exceeded on call 35a6f086626117182b04e3b160e95660@0.0.0.0 for seqno 102 (Request)
10:36.07prhany ideas?
10:36.10puzzledBonbon: in which file do you set jitterbuffer=no?
10:36.40prhI'm configured as: register => 82930:XXXXXX@fwd.pulver.com
10:36.59puzzledprh: are you behind nat?
10:37.34Nixlevon: http://www.ii.metu.edu.tr/~kalpaye/bomba_2.jpg
10:37.50RoyKdecode: linux 2.2 has decent SMP. 2.4 has _more_ decent SMP, and 2.6 has _good_ SMP
10:38.01prhpuzzled: my main machine is - but this one _is_ the natting firewall...
10:38.15RoyKNix: where's this?
10:38.43puzzledprh: I only know there are lot's of issues with nat. try to put your public ip address in externip=a.b.c.d in sip.conf in the top section
10:38.45Bonbonpuzzled: iax.conf
10:38.58puzzledBonbon: doh. off course. thanks
10:39.16a1x!seen kapejod
10:39.40prhpuzzled: ok.
10:40.30levonnix: hardcore :(
10:41.42Nixyep :-(
10:41.44RoyKargh. anyone that knows how I can find the exact sizes of Hitatchi (post IBM) 180GXP 120gig and 120GXP 120gig drives?
10:41.44prhpuzzled: hmm that did not help - but by just binding to the external IP - it works
10:42.07puzzledRoyK: fdisk should show some info
10:42.36levonRoyK. I have just sold a 180GXP, what do you need?
10:43.30RoyKlevon: the exact number of sectors
10:43.44Nixanyone know if I can get digium cards running on a PowerMac 4400?
10:43.58NixI just inherited one.. think I might turn it into a PBX
10:45.09levonRoyk: it depends on the translation.
10:45.27levonRoyk: 255 Heads 63 Sectors 15017 Cylinders
10:45.43RoyK/proc/partitions tells me the 120gxp is 120627360kB
10:45.57Nixlevon: http://www.bilimkultur.net/imx/haber/patlama_5.jpg
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10:46.59levonRoyk: what does /proc/ide/hdX/model say?
10:47.54damien_hello, if I ask to my telco to have 2 PSTN lines with the same phone number, and that I plug the 2 lines in the zaptel device, will people be able to give 2 calls at the same time without specific config from asterisk?
10:48.08puzzledBonbon: can I put jitterbuffer=no in a context or only in the general section at the top?
10:48.17RoyKlevon: IC35L120AVVA07-0
10:48.27NixRoyK: sorry missed your question b4. its in Istanbul
10:48.38RoyKk
10:48.39damien_for incoming calls I mean
10:49.06levonRoyK: i have the exact drives in one of the customer's server
10:51.28damien_nobody using channel banks here?
10:51.36Bonbonpuzzled: i put it in the general context
10:52.45puzzledBonbon: ok, thanks
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10:55.06RoyKlevon: I looked up the data. the 120gxp/120gig has the same number of sectors as the 180gxp/120gig :)
10:55.19LevchWhat to do If I don't like threewaycalling but need transfer?
10:55.19RoyKone of my harddisks in a raid failed....
10:55.57maharzanexten=>100,1,Dial(SIP/phone1,20,tr) for transfer
10:56.21levonRoyk: then another factor of the translation equasion has to be different if the sectors are the same.
10:56.34maharzananyone successully installed iaxComm?
10:56.50RoyKlevon: as long as linux runs LBA, I couldn't care less :)
10:57.04RoyKthat is - this is the 3ware controller's problem, an I guess that runs LBA
10:58.11RoyKany .tr people here?
10:58.40levonRoyk: yes, why?
10:58.58RoyKjust reading the news......
10:59.38levongood morning, we were talking about this for some hours ;)
11:00.21levonNix: what does the turkish government say about this?
11:02.41LevchDoes AbsoluteTimeout work with bridged calls?
11:03.11Nixlevon: They havent made much of an official comment yet
11:04.31puzzledis there such a thing as threewaycalling=no/yes for sip.conf?
11:05.20puzzledor is threewaycalling a zap thing only?
11:06.24puzzledoh, new speex stable release
11:06.35maharzancan anyone clear me about bind address?
11:06.49maharzanwhose ip should i define in bindaddr?
11:07.54puzzledthe ip of your own box where you want * to listen on
11:08.10RoyKpuzzled: what's so cool about speex? I thought that required insane amounts of CPU?
11:08.12maharzanip of * box>
11:08.41puzzledRoyK: it seems they fixed something like that
11:08.47puzzledThis bugfix release fixes a multithreqading bug and corrects an underflow problem that could slow decoding dramatically on x86 processors
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11:09.09NtF42hi folks
11:09.26RoyKpuzzled: ok. perhaps time to try it then :)
11:09.29NtF42to whom could i submit a trivial patch ?
11:09.31RoyKpuzzled: where is it?
11:09.39puzzledhttp://www.speex.org/download.html
11:09.47RoyKNtF42: bugs.asterisk.org?
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11:10.48NtF42RoyK: have to login :/
11:11.00puzzledNtF42: http://bugs.digium.com
11:11.32RoyKNtF42: just register
11:11.39NtF42it's not a bug... it's a compile error with gcc-3.3
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11:11.55RoyKstill
11:11.58RoyKit belongs there
11:12.02NtF42ok
11:12.07NtF42let's register then
11:13.41SurJeONwhat does '(D)' mean after the host address given by sip show peers?
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11:16.19SurJeONah... 'dynamic' maybe...
11:16.21insey
11:16.37inshow can I have a ringtone when I make a call?
11:17.07puzzledins: think that's a feature of your phone, not *
11:17.48insaha. but on incomming calls you can set Dial(tech,timeout,r)
11:18.07insso it rings... thought there might be something for outgoing also......
11:34.48NtF42thanks RoyK & puzzled
11:34.50NtF42hhave a nice day
11:34.55puzzledyou too
11:34.59NtF42thx
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11:35.58dheckamanmoo
11:37.55kapejodmorn world
11:37.56puzzledmorning kapejod
11:38.05dheckamanmorning moon
11:38.09dheckamanmorning sun
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11:41.12mbrancamorning mr kapejod, sir!
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11:45.46dheckamanthats SIR! to you!
11:46.00ultsorry SON!
11:46.02ult;)
11:46.06zoa2geud meurning
11:46.14dheckamanHEIL!
11:46.29zoa2heil herr mussolini !
11:46.39dheckamanoooowwww
11:47.54maharzanauoattendant problem....
11:48.22dheckaman~spell auoattendant
11:48.25possible spellings for auoattendant: attendant attendants attendant's intendant ascendant attendance attending abundant
11:48.25maharzani don' want to set up a voice menu asking press 1 for... 2 for ...etc
11:48.39maharzanwhat i want to do is
11:48.40zoa2everything, just not autoattendant :)
11:48.40maharzan:D
11:48.55dheckaman~meaning of life
11:48.57meaning of life is probably 7x6
11:48.57zoa2the wormhole arrived
11:48.57dheckaman~42
11:48.5842 is probably the answer or the answer to life, the universe, and everything
11:49.09dheckaman~fish
11:49.17maharzanring the zap phone once......
11:49.33maharzanand the caller can press the extension
11:49.41maharzanwhat do i have to do? is it possible?
11:50.32maharzaneg.
11:50.34maharzanexten=>s,1,Dial,Zap/1|5
11:50.34maharzanexnte=>callercanpressextension
11:50.41maharzanany idea?
11:51.37maharzananybody from nufone?
11:51.54dheckamanJerJer:
11:51.54dheckamanand shido
11:51.55dheckaman~seen JerJer
11:51.56jerjer is currently on #asterisk.  Has said a total of 23 messages.  Is idling for 13h 6m 10s
11:53.04maharzanso did anyone read wat i said... did u understand?
11:54.20maharzan*** Signoff: adam_gafachi (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out))
11:54.21maharzan*** Signoff: anthm (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out))
11:54.21maharzan*** Signoff: erik (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out))
11:54.21maharzan<maharzan> so did anyone read wat i said... did u understand?  
11:54.21maharzan*** Signoff: Tekati (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out))
11:54.21maharzan*** Signoff: srsergio (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out))
11:54.24maharzanoops
11:54.32dheckaman...
11:54.33dheckaman:)
11:54.35dheckaman:D
11:54.44maharzanLOL
11:54.56maharzanthat one really sounded funny
11:55.24dheckamanhmm
11:55.29dheckamanmaybe like this:
11:56.25dheckamanexten => s,1,Dial,Zap/1|5
11:56.25dheckamaninclude = context
11:56.38dheckamanhmm
11:56.42dheckamandunno
11:56.44dheckamanits possible
11:56.47dheckamanI think
12:01.23maharzanand what to dfine in context
12:01.32dheckamanhmm
12:01.51maharzanwe need to define priority 2
12:02.00dheckamancontext = the place where all your extentions are
12:02.05maharzaninclude won' do anyting
12:02.09dheckaman[phones] or whatever
12:02.24maharzanso after s,1 we need someting like s,2,do something
12:02.41maharzan]hat do u think:
12:02.45dheckamanaha
12:02.45dheckamanDISA
12:02.50dheckamanlook up that
12:03.03dheckamantis an application that allows an incoming person to get a dial tone
12:03.07maharzanDISA?
12:03.10LevchIf one user transer the call to another that is busy or not response, how tomake this call be back to first user?
12:03.41dheckamandunno
12:03.46dheckamanmaharzan: in the CLI
12:03.53dheckamantype show application disa
12:03.59maharzanperhaps press #
12:05.32LevchSo, is there a possibility to make transfered call back to transferer?
12:05.49maharzani also had the same problem.. i don't think it is possible
12:06.01maharzanwhats DISA?
12:06.11maharzani typed disa in CLI... nohing happened
12:06.15dheckamanits a thing, like DIAL, but does something else
12:06.24dheckamanno, type
12:06.24dheckaman"show application DISA"
12:06.26maharzanah aok
12:06.27LevchDISA is a system that allow you to dial extension's numbers.
12:07.18dheckamantis dangeres because if someone guesses the password, then they can call out, and use up your long distance
12:07.27dheckamanbut if you do it right
12:07.34maharzanso that means can i use exten=>100,2,Disa
12:07.36dheckamanyou can leave the password blank
12:07.39maharzansomething like that?
12:07.51dheckamanexten => s,2,Disa()
12:07.54dheckamanhmm
12:07.55Levchdheckaman: Yuo should use right context... no problemms will be.
12:07.56dheckamanlet me look at it
12:08.12dheckamanlike this
12:08.39dheckamanexten => s,2,Disa,no-password|local
12:08.53dheckamanmake local point to what ever context your phones are in
12:09.06dheckamanno wait
12:09.12dheckamanexten => s,2,Disa,no-password|disa
12:09.16dheckamanand the make this:
12:09.18dheckaman[disa]
12:09.19maharzanok
12:09.24dheckamaninclude => local
12:09.36dheckamanand local = whatever the phones are in
12:10.10maharzanwill try that
12:10.17af_what is disa?
12:10.28maharzanLOL
12:10.38af_no, serious
12:10.45dheckamanDISA (Direct Inward System Access) -- Allows someone from outside
12:10.45dheckamanthe telephone switch (PBX) to obtain an "internal" system dialtone
12:10.45dheckamanand to place calls from it as if they were placing a call from within
12:10.45dheckamanthe switch.
12:10.55af_I see
12:11.27af_thanks
12:11.28maharzansorry man
12:11.29dheckamanand make sure your phone context does not have an include to a outside line
12:11.48maharzanok
12:12.09LevchHow to make three way call?
12:21.28maharzanhow do i setup password?
12:21.49maharzanvalidation?
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12:22.09maharzani ahve pws 777 defined as exten=>s,2,disa,777|disa
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12:22.26maharzannow what to do to call extensions?
12:24.02RoyKgoto()
12:25.29maharzandheckaman?????????????????????????????????????????????????
12:27.00RoyKargh. degraded 3ware 8-port RAID-5 is slooooooooooooow
12:31.04wasimcool ... about to tick over to 17 hour GSM longevity test
12:31.44RoyKcAN SOMEONE HELP ME? i CAN'T GET INTO any OF THE NORMAL SERVERS. eVERYONE JUST SAYS access denied. pLEASE HELP!
12:33.32wasimRoyK: actually that happened to me once, c++ went from my mail account at sprint and email all@all@all a real lame luser message
12:33.46dheckamanhey was
12:33.48dheckamanwasim:
12:33.52maharzanwhat sip soft phones have u used guys?
12:33.58maharzanwth successs
12:34.05RoyKmaharzan: microsoft messenger?
12:34.07wasimRoyK: it had the sprint network shaking for a good day, as many people replied all@all@all bitching me out
12:34.08maharzani wnat t o install one as well
12:34.16maharzanin my xp box
12:34.27maharzanmsn messenger?
12:34.28wasimRoyK: and there were 50,000 odd emails on that
12:34.30RoyKmaharzan: microsoft messenger 4.7 works.
12:34.37RoyKwasim: hehehe
12:34.47RoyKmaharzan: microsoft messenger 5.0+ does _not_ work
12:34.49maharzanany other sip softphones?
12:34.54maharzanlol
12:35.00RoyKiaxclient
12:35.15maharzaniaxComm u mean?
12:36.16maharzani tried to install but i don't know i can't install... there are certain modules that need to be installed before iax Comm could run
12:36.22RoyKer - probably that
12:36.28RoyKwhen did they change it's name?
12:36.32maharzanhave u installed it?
12:37.19RoyKno
12:37.26RoyKrunning linux and hardphones
12:37.37maharzani am messed up ith wxwindows thing and xrc....
12:37.45voidptrmooooooo
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12:44.35LevchFor what is masquarade needed in *?
12:45.01RoyKmasquarade?
12:46.28Levchmasquerade
12:47.36LevchIt's very bad idea to make virtual masqueraded channels - I have two trunk connected together because of user mistake....
12:47.44RoyKhttp://www.iwantoneofthose.com/ProductDetails.aspx?language=en-GB&product=FLYCAT&category=HOMEPAGEOFFERS
12:51.06levonrotfl
12:52.00levonpeople make money with shit and I program my entire life...
12:52.20levonmaking "burping" plastic plants seems more like it..
12:56.47dheckamanlol
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13:13.10zoa2there is a playboy bunny emoticon in msn
13:14.22dheckamanlol
13:15.13RoyKhttp://www.iwantoneofthose.com/ProductDetails.aspx?language=en-GB&product=FLYCAT&category=HOMEPAGEOFFERS
13:17.32RoyK:)
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13:19.21maharzanbye bye
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13:25.18RoyK*quiet*
13:25.32RoyKYABBADABBADOOOOOOOO
13:25.37RoyK*not so quiet*
13:25.38RoyK:)
13:26.54Nixlevon. you still around?
13:27.02levonevent canim
13:27.06levons/event/evet/
13:27.25Bonbonhas anyone played around with the jitterbuffer settings?
13:28.23RoyKcarpe bibum
13:28.25Nixlol
13:29.28Nixit's very funny to hear the BBC announcers try to pronounce beyoglu
13:30.14levonWell, that may be funny if the circumstances were different :(
13:30.55Nixyes..
13:31.29NixI am here remember.. but a little happier now that I know my friends at the british consulate are ok
13:31.35Nixok = not dead
13:32.48Nixdutch?
13:32.52RoyKnorwegian
13:32.59Nixahh.. of course
13:33.02RoyK.nl doesn't have æøå
13:33.42RoyKonly .dk and .no, although older english uses æ (as in encyclopædia britannica)
13:33.43Nixit think we had this conversation before.. as I told you then, I still wasn't sure I was pronouncing my Norwegian girlfriends name correctly after we had been together for one year :-)
13:34.05RoyK:)
13:34.10RoyKwhat's her name?
13:34.32NixSigne
13:34.35RoyKk
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13:34.58RoyKpronounced as in sing-n-e
13:36.02Nixyes.. but I usually only got it right when I was drunk.. or sober.. I am not sure which :-)
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13:36.18RoyKBibo ergo sum!
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13:40.31RoyKpartyanal?
13:40.55pARTYANMLlol
13:41.01pARTYANMLsome ppl see anal in everything
13:41.50pARTYANML!info asterisk
13:43.03dheckaman~asterisk
13:43.05Asterisk is a PBX (Private Branch eXchange) and telephony toolkit. URL: ftp://ftp.asteriskpbx.com/pub/asterisk/
13:43.09dheckaman~asstricks
13:43.20af_no tricks
13:43.42UnixDawg_only when royK is around
13:46.12UnixDawg_asterisk is a cpu hog
13:46.20UnixDawg_on 4.x fbsd
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13:46.44RoyKfbsd is a cpu hog
13:46.48dheckamanlol
13:46.53UnixDawg_yeah roy thats what I like baby when you play mean and ruff
13:47.04UnixDawg_give it to me baby
13:47.11dheckamanhah
13:47.49UnixDawg_slap me harder baby yeah come on
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13:48.48UnixDawg_this dlink DI 604 sucks
13:49.05RoyKwhat's DI 604?
13:49.23UnixDawg_the one I have it block iax links
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13:50.03UnixDawg_[veratouch]
13:50.03UnixDawg_exten => 501,1,Dial(IAX2/guest@thumper.myvnc.com/s@default)
13:50.03UnixDawg_exten => 501,2,Hangup
13:50.08ObaidHi ALL
13:50.27UnixDawg_put that in your extensions.conf and under the user profile you use
13:50.33UnixDawg_then restart *
13:50.38UnixDawg_try to dial 501
13:50.43UnixDawg_you get dead air
13:50.57UnixDawg_you shoul dbe getting my company
13:51.10Obaidhave anybody there use SPeex with *
13:51.11UnixDawg_it works from my internal ext
13:51.11Obaid??
13:51.38UnixDawg_but 3 people who have triend it cant get threw
13:51.50UnixDawg_and it has to be the dlink
13:53.18ObaidHello have anybody tried Speex with *??
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13:55.17dheckamanea
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14:06.22RoyK[usam] (usam@2001:730:11:29:0:0:0:281)
14:06.23RoyK...
14:06.56RoyKping -f -s65000 2001:730:11:29::281
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14:12.51glLoadIdentityhi all
14:13.02levonmerhaba glLoadIdentity
14:13.17glLoadIdentitylevon: kardes , nasilsin ?
14:13.27levoniyilik salik
14:13.29levonsen?
14:13.43levonsen neredesin? istanbul`da misin?
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14:14.14glLoadIdentitylevon: idare eder , hayir ankara dayim , ama istanbulda cok arkadasim ve akrabam var
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14:14.48Obaidhave anybody tried Speex with *??
14:14.56levonglLoadIdentity, alah korusun arkadasina ve akrabalina birsey olmamishdir
14:15.00Obaidhave anybody tried Speex with *??
14:15.18glLoadIdentitylevon: bilmiyorum , insallah
14:15.31ObaidinshAllah
14:15.36RoyKObaid: guess so...
14:15.55levonglLoadIdentity, sen Nix taniyormusun?
14:16.09RoyKoh my gods...
14:16.27glLoadIdentitylevon: hayir , neden sordun ?
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14:16.38Obaidactually i wanna discus about the voice quality
14:16.53cypromisspeex is used by some people
14:16.56RoyKkapejod: wb
14:16.57cypromisbut it eats a lot of cpu
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14:17.18levonglLoadIdentity, Nix bisimgibi türk ve de * kulaniyor, her gün de burada ;) Istanbul'da yasiyor.
14:17.22RoyKkapejod: how's the el cheapo HFC PCI card driver going?
14:17.31Obaidlots of cpu is not a problem i just wanna know about voice quality  
14:17.49kapejodRoyK: slow ... must replace cpu fans ... all fans broken.....
14:17.49Obaidi m playing with it and result is a very chopy voice
14:17.52RoyKcypromis: just heard that new version just released solved some of this
14:18.03cypromis:)
14:18.06kapejodmy duron now runs fanless
14:18.11RoyKkapejod: 3 weeks ago you said it'd be done in a few days.........
14:18.18glLoadIdentitylevon: gercekten mi ?? o zaman tanismak isterim
14:18.27kapejodRoyK: and?
14:18.28Obaidyeah he is still saying this :)
14:18.35RoyKglLoadIdentity: jeg forstår fremdeles ikke stort
14:18.52sizzzunghey.
14:19.07RoyKhei
14:19.17dheckamanlol
14:19.18levonglLoadIdentity, bir saat evel burdan cikti. ama biraz beklersen tanistirim sizi
14:19.31glLoadIdentitylevon: ok
14:19.42Obaidwhich lang. is this by the way ??
14:19.53glLoadIdentityRoyK: yes .
14:20.30dheckamandoes 18005558355 work for anyone?
14:21.24glLoadIdentityRoyK: does that mean "we do not understand what you are writting ??"
14:21.41bkw_alkdfjlsajalsfjowiej
14:21.44bkw_WAKE UP WAKE UP WAKE UP
14:21.45bkw_haha
14:21.52bkw_never fear bkw is up early today
14:22.00wasimdheckaman: its some silly voice recognition ivr
14:22.07dheckaman?
14:22.08RoyKglLoadIdentity: it means something like 'I still don't understand much'
14:22.15dheckamanwasim: ah
14:22.59wasimdheckaman: i've mailed you the prototype
14:23.12dheckamanoh?
14:23.16dheckaman:P
14:23.17glLoadIdentityRoyK: is it flamish ?? (like some belgians speak ?)
14:23.28Obaidwasim:may i know at kindda prototype
14:23.45wasimdheckaman: :P
14:23.55RoyKglLoadIdentity: rotflmao :)
14:24.10bkw_oh sure nobody says Hi to me.. I see you guys dont love me! :(
14:24.20bkw_:P
14:24.45RoyKglLoadIdentity: no - it's more like danish. originally, more like icelandic (as iceland was populated mainly from norway), but the danes invaded norway and fucked up our language...
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14:26.03dheckamanbkw_: HEEEEEEEEEEEYYYYYY~
14:26.18bkw_yo ho what up?
14:27.28dheckamanspoons
14:27.31dheckamanand jabber
14:27.53bkw_HAHA
14:28.02bkw_well I realized I can't add
14:28.15bkw_1+101 =102 not 103
14:28.17bkw_DUH
14:28.19bkw_mybad
14:28.19bkw_haha
14:28.25RoyKhttp://www.thinkgeek.com/cubegoodies/toys/6266/ <-- I want one of those :)
14:28.27dheckamanLOL
14:28.32dheckaman~1+101
14:28.34102
14:28.35_DisCorDiaahhh, whats this ... these strange error, and no sound is played anymore ... -> NOTICE[11275]: File sched.c, Line 209 (sched_settime): Request to schedule in the past?!?!
14:28.46RoyK~28470957^872346
14:28.4829303095
14:28.55RoyKeh - no
14:29.18dheckaman~22374298723984723423948273498274928374298374/9283742983749283749287429837423424
14:29.202410051502.195804595947
14:30.07wasimits not 101, its next extension + 100
14:30.31bkw_yes
14:30.39bkw_but in the logic its N+101
14:30.59sizzzung[wakeup-call]
14:30.59sizzzungexten => s,1,Answer
14:30.59sizzzungexten => s,2,Playback(auth-thankyou)
14:30.59sizzzungexten => s,3,Wait(1)
14:30.59sizzzungexten => s,4,Hangup
14:31.04sizzzunghrmm
14:31.12sizzzungdoes that do what i think it does?
14:31.26bkw_what do you think it does?
14:31.31sizzzungeg, soemone is dumped into the wakeup-call context
14:31.33bkw_because I see it answers.. plays a file.. waits and hangs up
14:31.39sizzzungyeah.
14:31.44sizzzungthat's what i think it does.
14:31.48sizzzungbut i'm not hering anything.
14:31.59sizzzungso i think it's because of the fact that he switch is sending nothing in the SDP
14:32.30sizzzung.Content-
14:32.30sizzzung0x0180   5479 7065 3a20 6170 706c 6963 6174 696f        Type:.applicatio
14:32.30sizzzung0x0190   6e2f 7364 700d 0a43 6f6e 7465 6e74 2d4c        n/sdp..Content-L
14:32.30sizzzung0x01a0   656e 6774 683a 2030 0d0a 0d0a                  ength:.0....
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14:32.45bkw_hering.. he switch.. sounds like you need Shera the Princess of Power
14:32.57bkw_sizzzung what devices
14:33.06bkw_and if you say grandstream or xlite.. so help me I will smack you.
14:33.19bkw_grandstream.. and xlite are both crap
14:33.23bkw_CRAP CRAP CRAP
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14:33.44af_crap?
14:33.54bkw_ok shit..
14:33.58af_mhhh
14:33.59bkw_or what ever you wanna call it
14:34.00bkw_haha
14:34.09af_what is "ggod" then?
14:34.16sizzzungbkw_: heh
14:34.18huatsdoes anybody use asterisk and SaRP ?
14:34.23bkw_cisco is the bomb
14:34.23sizzzungbkw_: it's a telica plexus :)
14:34.31af_it's too much expensive
14:34.36bkw_sizzzung ok you are saved for the day
14:34.42sizzzungbkw_: i know.
14:34.42bkw_af_ so worth it.. because they WORK
14:34.48sizzzungbut it's not sending otu the sdp message.
14:34.51sizzzungso i'm not saved for the day.
14:35.01bkw_sizzzung any new firmware for that evil thing?
14:35.03af_yeah bkw_m but my customers ca't afford such expenses
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14:35.13bkw_af_ you need higer class of customer then!
14:35.14sizzzungbkw_: nope.
14:35.15bkw_:P
14:35.21af_how much for a decent cisco ip phone?
14:35.26bkw_sizzzung I would recommend posting to the mailing list
14:35.32sizzzungMQC:1(40),0(0) (1,0,0) 1 11-19 05:46:56.245 235: ../../tools/telica_sipa/sipamutls.c-64 sipa_add_sdp: Outgoing SDP:
14:35.35bkw_af_ 7905's and 7912's aren't that expensive
14:35.41af_how much?
14:35.43wasimok, i think 19:06 longevity test is ok, time to work on iax2
14:35.43sizzzungbkw_: it's probably not a problem with asterisk
14:35.46sizzzungbased on what i'm seeing
14:35.51_DisCorDiaeeeeek, after the last error, my * box freezed :\\\
14:35.52bkw_175-200 or so
14:35.54af_I don't know the proces in effecy
14:36.00sizzzungthe switch wants to send the SDP message
14:36.04af_mhhh
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14:36.17bkw_or wait for wasim's farfon goodness
14:36.18wasimyep... 66461 seconds
14:36.22sizzzungbut the something changes the state, and no sdp message is sent.
14:36.29sizzzungMQC:1(40),0(0) (1,0,0) 1 11-19 05:46:58.512 235: ../../tools/telica_sipa/sipamutls.c-64 sipa_add_sdp: Outgoing SDP:
14:36.33sizzzung(null)
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14:37.57sizzzungso. i'm stuck.
14:38.09sizzzungbecause i can't get better debugging information from the switch
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14:45.58wasimhe hath spoken - asterisk-noobs
14:46.09Bonbonif I want to bring in an isdn pri from a telco into te410 and then send some channels through to a pbx. Has anyone performed this config?
14:50.20_DisCorDiawhat does this mean at app_MP3Player ?? --> "File app_mp3.c, Line 93 (timed_read): Selected timed out/errored out with 0"
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14:51.22gage_manhello
14:51.30gage_manis this the Asterisk forum
14:51.36bkw_shit i'm not awake yet
14:51.41UnixDawg_now this pisses me off
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14:52.35gage_manhey anyone notice echo when calling through FXO
14:52.43sizzzunghow can i log everything that happens on the asterisk console ?
14:52.45UnixDawg_its all coppice's fault
14:52.59UnixDawg_it is logged
14:53.02RoyKError: Faulty condom. (A)bort? (I)gnore? (M)arry?
14:53.04sizzzungUnixDawg_: where at
14:53.15UnixDawg_/var/log/asterisk
14:53.25gage_manAnyone Experiencing  Echo with FXO
14:53.31UnixDawg_its in the documentation
14:53.44coppice_What is my fault? Global Warming? The Iraq war?
14:54.13heller[to gage_man]: yes. everyone who hasn't turned on echo cancellation and mucked with the tx & rx gain settings does.
14:54.30UnixDawg_no the fact everything works exect 1 thing
14:54.52sizzzungUnixDawg_: i'm not seeing everything bugged, eg sip debug output
14:54.52UnixDawg_exten => 501,2,Hangup
14:55.11UnixDawg_you have to add debug to the logger.conf
14:55.18UnixDawg_its all in the documentation
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14:55.29decodehmm
14:55.44decodeanyone got SER using numeric id's as well as named? :)
14:56.21coppice_Maybe I should write an echo cancellation FAQ. This issue gets rather repetitive
14:56.39tholoHow goes the softfax?
14:56.56bkw_ast_log(LOG_DEBUG, "Hm....  No sdp for the moemnt\n");
14:57.24decodehttp://mikael.no-ip.org/
14:57.25decodeheh
14:57.54UnixDawg_grrr
14:58.03coppice_tholo: maybe am update will appear after the weekend. I have a symbol sync issue to resolve, and some more thorough testing to do.
14:58.14sizzzungheh
14:58.21decodeyesh i know.. frames and javascript are evil, but it's still lynx friendly
14:58.30decodesince it's not really dependant on either
14:59.05_DisCorDiahmmmm, before reboot everything worked great ... now i get : "NOTICE[19467]: File app_mp3.c, Line 93 (timed_read): Selected timed out/errored out with 0" when playing a MP3
14:59.15tholoCool.  Did you notice I didn't use the long p-word this time? ;-)
14:59.44coppice_and this time you received an answer. :-)
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15:00.02tholoDid you manage to track down any more information about the patents for the (little-used) 14.4k stuff?
15:00.51miller7-hellooo everybody
15:01.02coppice_I haven't really looked. Even if it is clear of patents I won't implement it until the current stuff has settled down.
15:02.02tholoCool with me -- getting the current stuff stable seems to be the right way to go!
15:04.02gage_man[Heller] is there a way to fix the ECHO problem?
15:04.28Bonbonhas anyone got any clever ways of handling group voicemails in *? i.e. without having to dial into personal boxes, and then into group ones.
15:04.30decode[] as nick completion? wth
15:05.31coppice_gage_man: Perhaps turning echo cancellation on would help. Perhaps turning echo cancellation on would help. Perhaps turning echo cancellation on would help. Damn. Seems to be an echo in here :-)
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15:07.59vindexcan I "insert" an * server with a TE410 between a PRI interface and an existing legacy pbx? and still have said pbs work, however * would intercept calls only for certain extensions equipped with IP phones
15:08.37vindexPRI --> TE410 with * --> old PBX
15:09.09decodeshouldn't be too hard, you could perhaps add extension rules that always match
15:09.13decodelike _1.
15:09.27decodeand so forth, then just have a certain prefix that is _ONLY_ ip phones
15:09.36vindexcan the TE410 act as a passthrough initially
15:09.43decodei dunno
15:10.34decodeim really not all that familar with *, just know a little bit which i've learned over say the past week
15:11.17vindexRoyK : hard to convince a client to change _all_ phones at once
15:11.40vindexeven if they'd like to migrate to voip
15:12.30vindexso I'm thinking about cooperating with the old pbx here, but with * as font line
15:12.38vindexs/font/front/
15:12.41RoyKvindex: :)
15:12.44RoyKhm
15:12.49RoyKhow can I enable conference calling?
15:12.57RoyKpeople seem to want that
15:13.06vindexmeetme?
15:13.54RoyKyeah...
15:13.58coppice_vindex: Where would you like to meet?
15:14.14RoyKhow does it work? can someone start a conference when they're on the phone to someone else?
15:14.25bkw_blah
15:14.27bkw_oh well
15:14.36vindexcoppice_ : just asking royk re: conferencing
15:15.25miller7-RoyK: they have to dial into conference
15:15.34vindexRoyK : edit meetme.conf and create an extension "exten => 2140,1,MeetMe,1234|p" , voilà
15:15.50RoyK|p?
15:16.00RoyK<PROTECTED>
15:16.01RoyKah
15:16.04vindexdoes nothing afaik
15:16.22decodecan you put that on any ext? :) like vmail? :)
15:16.24coppice_vindex: OK, if you don't want to meet you won't hurt my feelings. My kids keep going to a Disney web site were a voice tells them not to meet on-line friends in real life. I guess I should take their advice :-)
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15:16.57vindexsure I want to meet, what is you breast size?
15:17.12decodecoppice_ yea.. it might just turn out to be michael jackson they're meeting
15:17.28gage_man[Coppice] Where is echo Cancellation Truned on.  Echo 101 I know?
15:17.33cmanhey guys
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15:18.15vindexis _anyone_ reachable by iaxtel ? when I dial my # I get "number unavailable"
15:18.16cmanechocancel=yes in zapata.conf?
15:18.58gage_manis on
15:19.13gage_manrxgain 1.5
15:19.34gage_mancontext=incoming
15:19.34gage_mansignalling=fxs_ks
15:19.35gage_manechocancel=yes
15:19.35gage_manechocancelwhenbridged=yes
15:19.36gage_manrelaxdtmf=yes
15:19.36gage_manrxgain=1.5
15:19.37gage_mantxgain=1.5
15:19.39gage_manimmediate=no
15:19.41gage_manbusydetect=no
15:19.43gage_mancallprogress=no
15:19.45gage_manmusiconhold=default
15:19.47gage_manusecallerid=yes
15:19.49gage_mancallerid=asreceived
15:19.51gage_manchannel => 1
15:19.54gage_mansorry dudes
15:19.55anthmechotraining=yes
15:20.04anthmrtfm=no
15:20.37gage_man[anthm] thanks man
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15:20.49gage_manbet you did everything right out of the box
15:20.51Mikesipphone calling me?
15:20.52gage_manNOT!!
15:20.59coppice_anthm: I must include rtfm=no that as a future config option. :-)
15:21.14gage_mancopice
15:21.25tholoHee ee
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15:23.15anthmwell at least my sarcasm comes with a free answer to your question.... one of the 2 are real
15:23.57RoyKgrr. what am I doing wrong? I have
15:23.57RoyKexten => _5X,1,Goto(conference,s,1)
15:24.03tholo8-)
15:24.04RoyK[conference]
15:24.04RoyKexten => s,1,Answer
15:24.04RoyKexten => s,2,MeetMe(${EXTEN},sM)
15:24.06coppice_if (strcasecmp(rtfm, "no") == 0)
15:24.08coppice_{
15:24.09coppice_<PROTECTED>
15:24.10RoyK...and conference 50 defined
15:24.11coppice_<PROTECTED>
15:24.13coppice_}
15:24.16tzanger~seen citats
15:24.17citats is currently on #asterisk.  Has said a total of 10 messages.  Is idling for 20h 38m 10s
15:24.28RoyKbut
15:24.30RoyK<PROTECTED>
15:24.42RoyK...when I dial 50
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15:26.07tholo${EXTEN} gets the value from the exten => line, NOT from the dialled extension.
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15:26.46tholoSo, use _5X,1,Meetme(${EXTEN}...) instead
15:27.13decode*cringes* grape juice is iccky!!
15:27.44decodei think it was :1 ? :)
15:27.58tzangerwelches is awesome
15:28.14decodetzanger *cringe* gimme orange juice :P~
15:28.22tzangerorange juice rocks too
15:28.25decodeyea
15:28.27decodeit's teh rock
15:28.28tzangerI like juice
15:28.30tzangermost anyway
15:28.31decodegrape soda isn't bad
15:28.55decodehahah
15:28.55tzangerSee now I'm not into that heh
15:29.10decodei luvvv some of that orange mt.dew tho
15:30.02decode"Lets smoke a dime to pass the time.. play that sublime n it'll all be fine..."
15:30.46puzzledanyone what causes the unavail/busy message with voicemail to run too fast? sounds like I am donald duck
15:31.03*** join/#asterisk zwi (~chris@216.88.131.43)
15:31.11decodebeing recorded at an improper rate?
15:31.17decodethat's about all i can think of
15:31.31bkw_tholo you alive?
15:31.49puzzledI am using the builtin recording feature: got to voicemail, press 0 then 1. today's cvs
15:32.00tholoFor somedefinition of "alive", probably...
15:32.27zwihey all...how would I go about tunneling iax (via gnophone) over ssh? can I do something like ssh me@hostname -L5036:asterisk:5036?
15:32.31decodehmm, i'm running wtf ever version is in fbsd 4.9-rel's ports :)
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15:33.35bkw_tholo look at that bug I must msged you and tell me if that is a clever fix for something that we really can't fix right at this time without alot of work.
15:35.34decodeha! my new pets name is opium :P~
15:35.47bkw_why not grep or sed?
15:35.58decodebecause that'd confuse the poor little ratty
15:36.12bkw_if I ever have kids (like thats gonna happen) I wanna call one sed and one grep
15:36.20decodei don't want his head to explode, ya know? :)
15:36.52decodebkw_, how much pr0n will i have to harvest and tar up to get you to help me with getting * and ser working nicely together? :)
15:37.03decodeit's only a few users
15:37.15decodeso i'd like it if * can call out via the SER server to those users
15:37.36decodeproblem is, SER likes to use names instead of #'s
15:37.45decodeSo ima have to hack on it and the serweb stuff, huh?
15:38.06decode(capable of doing it, just wondering if theres an option i overlooked for numeric OR named dialing :)
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15:39.08decodehmm, i could always use the 'phone' field :)
15:39.09jalsot<PROTECTED>
15:39.13decodeand just disable letting users set it
15:41.28miller7-I am about to make a new CVS. Should I delete the old installation or anything before that (binaries, libs etc)?
15:41.34bkw_no
15:41.41miller7-ok thanks
15:41.42bkw_just do make update in the asterisk directory
15:41.46bkw_"make update"
15:41.51bkw_it will do what you want
15:42.14miller7-I have a new x100p card which I didn't have, I will have to make zaptel/make install right? That's the driver?
15:42.23decodebkw_ if i submit you a patch, how likely is it to make it into the cvs soon?
15:42.27decodeIt fixes the install paths stuff
15:42.45decodethat kinda is a PITA
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15:43.08bkw_decode did you submit it?
15:43.21decodeI'm making the diff's atm
15:43.22bkw_miller7- follow the instructions on the website..
15:43.26decodewhere to submit? :)
15:43.28bkw_decode diff -u please
15:43.32bkw_bugs.digium.com
15:43.35bkw_but serach
15:43.37bkw_er
15:43.40decode-uNr alright?
15:43.45bkw_search the bug tracker
15:43.50bkw_I think their is a patch there already
15:43.52decodeahh
15:44.06bkw_he's off in lala land
15:44.08bkw_:P
15:44.11bkw_KRAM KRAM
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15:45.28decode400 Table 'aliases' not found in memory, use save("aliases") or lookup("aliases") in the configuration script first
15:45.34decodewhat the hell does that mean?
15:46.02ManxPowerdecode: As far as I know those messages are not generated by Asterisk
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15:46.11decodeyea, it's from serweb :)
15:46.26andreadBhello
15:46.43miller7-hello andreadB
15:48.03andreadBI've a question: Whi if I call with modem/ttyI3 Asterisk call with ttyI1?
15:48.21andreadBsorry Asterisk call with ttyI0
15:49.34decodeaha, fixed it :)
15:50.32decodeadded save("aliases") to the main loop of ser.cfg
15:51.40andreadBWhere can i find ser.cfg ?
15:52.30decodeandreadB that doesn't affect you :)
15:52.35decodewas a fix for an error i had w/ ser
15:53.14geertndecode: do you use accounting with ser?
15:53.18decodegeertn not yet
15:53.24decodeit's just for a few friends
15:53.39decodeto save the hassle of adding/teaching them to work w/ *
15:53.53geertnok.. well I decided to implement ser with asterisk together
15:54.03decodeyea, that's what i'm working on now
15:54.11miller7-to load the X100P I have to do a "modprobe zaptel" "modprobe wcfxo" right?
15:54.13geertnasterisk for the voicemail and conferencing crap
15:54.38geertnI have ser running now quite good... it just refuses to do accounting for the bye method:)
15:54.55decode68.117.144.207   "mikael" <  EBE1C7BF-1B  00101/39385  00000ms  0000ms  GSM
15:55.12decodeproblem is.. i dont get audio..
15:55.51gage_manmiller7 Yes
15:56.04geertndecode: with ser or *?
15:56.21miller7-gage_man: I get many errors when I do that... any idea?
15:56.22miller7-misc/zaptel.o: unresolved symbol skb_over_panic
15:56.25miller7-etc
15:56.26cypromismodprobe wcfxo should load zaptel
15:56.39gage_manHold sec
15:56.47cypromises your kernel-headers you compiled zaptel with don't fit your running kernel
15:56.48cypromis:)
15:56.49gage_manMiller I got a few things you may want to try
15:56.56gage_manhold sec
15:57.02miller7-gage_man: thanks man
15:57.54miller7-cypromis: hmm... will look at that
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15:58.37miller7-cypromis: you're probably right... going to re-compile
15:58.43cypromis:)
15:59.05decodelooks good so far
15:59.12gage_manMiller  you should add libnewt-dev
15:59.20gage_manon your system to test the FXO
15:59.23gage_manfirst off
15:59.37cypromisthat as well
15:59.46cypromisbut till now he nees modules that fit his kernel :)
15:59.48gage_manbut go to /etc/zapet.conf
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16:00.07miller7-hold on, let me change the headers cause I think cypromis is right on that
16:00.08gage_mantell me what is there
16:00.11miller7-be right back
16:00.15miller7-(thanks!)
16:00.23gage_manok Maverick oFF
16:00.57gage_manMay want to check Lspci
16:01.00gage_manLsmod
16:01.07gage_manmy .02
16:01.23gage_manlspci
16:01.53Connor-Hmm.. Converting a gsm to wave so I can edit it.. I get this ..
16:01.54decodeThe-Answer-To-The-Ultimate-Question-Of-Life-Universe-And-Everything?
16:01.56Connor-sox: help ! internal inconsistency - data_written 8646 gsmbytecount 8645
16:02.04decodethat's what * identifies itself as.. heh :)
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16:06.01miller7-is this the digium card?
16:06.01miller7-00:0a.0 Communication controller: Tiger Jet Network Inc. Intel 537
16:06.16cypromisyes
16:06.18miller7-ok
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16:06.43miller7-wcfxo                   8160   0  (unused)
16:06.43miller7-zaptel                177792   0  [wcfxo]
16:06.49miller7-right?
16:06.54bkw_y
16:06.57miller7-cool
16:06.59miller7-thanks guys
16:07.04cypromis:)
16:07.06miller7-gage_man, cypromis :))
16:07.54miller7-I have to say though that even if Telappliant is a bit pricey they deliver super fast. I ordered this yesterday 4:30 pm and today 1 pm it was here...
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16:16.32raulfragosoHi there. Where can I find more documentation for Asterisk ?
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16:18.54wasimlol ... mbranca ... analize :)
16:19.26wasimeww
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16:19.37dheckamanlol
16:19.41dheckamanLOL
16:19.59marcus-so when are the wifi voip phones gonna ve available?
16:20.08dheckamanyea wasim
16:20.14dheckamanwifi iax phone
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16:21.29raulfragoso15Hi there. Where can I find more documentation for Asterisk ? 01
16:22.06marcus-color == evil
16:23.33raulfragosoSorry.
16:24.08raulfragosoI just copied and pasted my previous message and color was brought together.
16:24.25miller7-raulfragoso: http://www.automated.it/guidetoasterisk.htm#_Toc49248763
16:24.33miller7-and http://www.digium.com/index.php?menu=documentation
16:24.34miller7-and
16:24.44miller7-http://www.asterisk.org/index.php?menu=support
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16:25.20Taxmanhi oli
16:25.26raulfragosoI've been reading the Asterisk handbook draft, but that doens't have much information.
16:25.34raulfragosoBut thanks for the links ;)
16:25.57miller7-raulfragoso: what kind of information you need? ask here and someone might know and can help
16:26.18kapejodask levon, his job is to help newbies
16:26.25kapejod*eg*
16:26.45kapejodlevon: have fun ;-)
16:26.58raulfragosoOk. I've successfully created 2 IAX accounts in IAX.conf.
16:27.21levonshut up, doh
16:27.28bkw_http://www.sbc.com/press_room/1,,31,00.html?query=20741
16:27.33bkw_SBC is doing voip now
16:27.36bkw_the world is gonna end
16:27.38raulfragosoI'm using a Windows IAX client to test that.
16:27.52raulfragosoI can register both extensions fine in Asterisk.
16:28.19raulfragosoBut now, how can I make a call from one extension to the other ?
16:28.19bkw_"Find me, Follow Me." Enables employees to forward calls to a mobile phone, remote office, another extension, etc.
16:28.19bkw_"Click to Call." Enables one-click calling from a phone set or PC Web browser. Users simply "click to call" from Call Logs or a Directory.
16:28.20bkw_Conferencing. From an Internet browser, users can schedule conference calls on demand.
16:28.44dheckamancool
16:28.48dheckamansbc?
16:29.02bkw_my phone company
16:29.47bkw_"Plug and Play." Users can plug in their IP devices, including IP-enabled phones, from anywhere within a corporate network, allowing them to use their regular "office" number even when traveling or working from the road.
16:29.48bkw_haha
16:29.51bkw_* already does that
16:30.01bkw_Unified messaging. Voice mail and e-mail can be consolidated in a single inbox, and voice mail can be forwarded like e-mail.
16:30.11dheckamanhmm
16:30.20dheckamanare they stealing asterisk?
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16:30.33bkw_I bet them evil bastards are
16:31.09h3xmci does voip
16:31.20bkw_h3x where do I signup?
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16:32.01h3xhttp://global.mci.com/us/enterprise/voice/connection/
16:32.48dmhdamn, now SCO is after BSD
16:32.58bkw_they will burn in hell for that too
16:33.03bkw_they are busting hell WIDE open
16:33.21dncheh
16:33.26miller7-yeah, then they will sue windows too for stealing their ideas on the windows logo
16:33.32dncthe little bsd devil will get medieval on their asses
16:33.38dheckamanlol
16:34.43dmhtop sco execs now need bodygaurds
16:34.50dmhbecause they are getting death threats
16:35.08h3xjust drop them and their kids off at Neverland
16:35.33pbxtechibm will destroy them
16:38.29jetsheya jsmith!
16:38.38dheckamanHEY dheckaman!!!!
16:39.26jsmithjets!  What's up!
16:39.37h3xheh
16:39.47h3xibm could afford to replace all their receptionists with lawyers
16:40.01jets:)
16:40.17dheckamanlol
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16:43.09pattiejaI just had a thought
16:43.27bkw_HOLD UP pattieja has a thought... sssshhhhh
16:43.30bkw_everyone listen
16:43.59pattiejaCan I use the chan_alsa module to use my laptop (USB headset) audio with a locally running Asterisk instance trunked to the main Asterisk server in the office just like a SIP or IAX client?
16:43.59dheckamanand you know what I heard at the barber shop yesterday?
16:44.29bkw_he said cocks
16:44.35pattiejaI think the main problem I'm having is with all the client applications wanting to access OSS devices instead of going directly to the ALSA drivers
16:44.42dheckamanLOL
16:45.22pattiejabut the one SIP client that supports ALSA directly (linphone) doesn't work yet.  Keeps bombing when attempting to use Asterisk, etc. etc.
16:46.18pattiejaactually, X-Lite works with the USB headset, too, but I don't think my processor can keep up and the audio stream that the other end hears is garbled in a pulsating way, like every time I speak, it's ... like ... this ...
16:46.51pattiejaI haven't tried it on the available 1.3 Duron and 2200+ Athlons, yet
16:47.02pattiejabut, I would like something that works on my laptop
16:47.16pattiejaso I assume that will have to be a native client, not wine
16:47.39pattiejahence, running Asterisk locally and connecting it to the Asterisk server in the office
16:47.43pattiejathoughts?
16:48.09pattiejaP.S.  Is that good enough for ya', bkw_?
16:49.18pattiejaanother thought, concerning the above mentioned scenario, if I do double echo cancellation, will that improve the echo situation we currently have?
16:49.42pattiejai.e., the Asterisk instance on my laptop talking to the Asterisk instance in the office will be echo cancelling twice
16:49.47pattiejaonce on both ends
16:50.47bkw_guffaws?
16:50.49bkw_wtf is that?
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16:51.01dheckaman~dict guffaw
16:51.14bkw_oh a gay laff
16:51.18dheckamanLOL
16:51.18detten2~dick guffaw
16:51.48pattiejadheckaman: what's so funny?
16:52.00dheckaman~dick $1 is <reply> beats $who with a $1
16:52.02dheckaman: okay
16:52.06dheckamantry that again
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16:53.03bkw_not sure
16:53.05bkw_doh
16:53.15dheckamanDOI!
16:53.31pattiejaehh?
16:53.47_DisCorDiahmm, why do i need both B-channels when using Dial,CAPI with chan_capi & DSS1? always get this error, when 1 channel is busy and i want to dial  --> ERROR[2051]: File chan_capi.c, Line 1894 (capi_handle_msg): received a call waiting CONNECT_IND
16:54.35i8klIs there anyway to display callerid of a person from a queue on the agents phone that receives the call
16:54.58h3xi8kl: hack the source code to use call waiting caller id :)
16:55.09kapejod_DisCorDia: capi info (and you are calling a device on the same S0)
16:56.07i8klh3x, oh crappy.  Another thought, how do i send info to a sip phone display
16:56.39miller7-is it normal that the "echotest" does not works on an zap channel (default 600 menu)?
16:56.39_DisCorDiahmmm hi kapejod ...
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17:04.56pattiejano ideas, eh?
17:10.36dheckamanfish bubbles
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17:13.12pattiejadheckaman: thanks
17:13.41Jackyhi,
17:14.02pattiejahello
17:15.34Jackypattieja: I am a newbe for asterisk & IRC
17:16.38hellerer. . .huh. i'm being ping flooded. why the hell is that. . .
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17:17.19MamboKinghey guys
17:17.24bkw_heller from who?
17:17.29MamboKingheres a bug for you all
17:17.34hellerall over the place.
17:17.40bkw_MamboKing shoot
17:17.50bkw_heller thats a DDoS.. not a ping flood
17:18.02miller7-hmmm... x100p does not seem to understand PSTN hangup... any ideas if this is some config line or something?
17:18.15bkw_miller using ks,ls or gs signalling?
17:18.18MamboKingcall comes in ext 111 picks up, transfers call to 112, 112 fails to pick up, voicemail is left on ext 111 instead of 112
17:18.23hellerit's a ping flood ddos. . .
17:18.36miller7-bkw_: where do I see that?
17:18.41bkw_MamboKing show me your extension logic
17:18.48hellerbut. . .i can't figure out why. . .it's my whole net, for no apparent reason.
17:18.52MamboKinga client just informed me of this, i tried it on my system and i can reproduce it
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17:19.28bkw_MamboKing it makes no sense.. but if you can show me the extensions.conf from that system.. I might see whats wrong
17:19.30MamboKingbkw_: I'm pretty sure it's not an extension logic issue, try it on your system and see if you can reproduce the erro
17:19.34Insyhi. NE1 knows how to configure asterisk so I can connect with sip clients over VPN?
17:19.55bkw_MamboKing just saying its not doesn't prove its not
17:19.55bkw_SHOW ME THE LOGIC
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17:20.11miller7-bkw_: I see... I have fxsks=1
17:20.18bkw_miller7- who is your telco?
17:20.27miller7-I am located in Greece
17:20.37miller7-this is an ISDN line which I connect in analog port
17:20.46bkw_ok try ls or gs signallying
17:20.48bkw_er signalling
17:20.54miller7-ok, thanks, I'll try that
17:21.06outtoluncgeez, seems there is a FAQ bug up alot of peoples.. <G>
17:21.08MamboKingexten => 513,1,Macro(stdexten,513,Zap/13)
17:21.08MamboKingexten => 515,1,Macro(stdexten,515,Zap/15)
17:21.19bkw_show me the macro
17:21.32_DisCorDiakapejod: how could i then resolve this problem: i need to take off the call from pstn, play an announcement message and then forward it to a intern MSN
17:21.54MamboKing[macro-stdexten]
17:21.54MamboKingexten => s,1,Dial(${ARG2},20)
17:21.54MamboKingexten => s,2,Voicemail2(u${ARG1})
17:21.54MamboKingexten => s,3,Hangup
17:21.54MamboKingexten => s,102,Voicemail2(b${ARG1})
17:21.54MamboKingexten => s,103,Hangup
17:22.10bkw_MamboKing tell the customer to stop smokin crack and to start selling it.
17:22.28bkw_MamboKing what version of * are they running?
17:22.48MamboKingwell this is from my system and we're running the latest cvs version
17:22.57bkw_try to update that system.
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17:23.55miller7-bkw_: I need to change zaptel.conf and then do something (like reload the module?)
17:23.56MamboKingbkw_: your too skeptic, just try doing this dial an extension in your office, have them transfer the call to your own extension, and you will see that you end up with their voicemail
17:24.27bkw_MamboKing
17:24.29bkw_ok
17:24.30i8klhas anyone tackled the "agent getting callerid from queue call"
17:24.46i8klissue
17:24.53bkw_call comes in... and you transfer it to another extension... the voicemail is left at the orginal extension?
17:25.10MamboKingyep
17:25.22i8klyep to me
17:25.35bkw_MamboKing I know for a fact thats impossible with the macro's you posted.
17:25.57MamboKingthat's correct should be impossible
17:26.05bkw_if its doing it.. update *
17:26.12bkw_it could be a bug thats already been fixed
17:26.59miller7-bkw_: only kewlstart seems to work, loopstart or groundstart seem to not work
17:27.26MamboKingbrb
17:28.02bkw_miller7- did you run ztcfg after changing zaptel and zapata also?
17:28.38miller7-I changed /etc/zaptel.conf, is there something else needed to change?
17:28.50miller7-oh
17:29.03miller7-zapata.conf signalling too, right?
17:29.46bkw_yes
17:29.49bkw_you have to change em both
17:30.01bkw_them run ztcfg -vvv
17:30.11bkw_just to make sure it says what ever signalling you chose
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17:30.49miller7-I shouldn't use switchtype in zapata.conf, should I?
17:30.54miller7-it's for PRI only it says
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17:32.16miller7-with gs I get ZT_CHANCONFIG failed on channel 1: Invalid argument (22)
17:32.22miller7-with ls it looks the same as ks
17:32.28miller7-no hangup is recognized
17:32.33t4kis there a way to make these sip phones not ring when they're in use?
17:33.43bkw_t4k grandstream?
17:33.49t4kyeah. =(
17:34.00bkw_buy cisco or wait for new firmware that will disable callwaiting
17:34.09t4k=(
17:35.11outtolunchi ho
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17:35.41bkw_We're off to see the Colo.. the Wonderful Colo of Oz.. because because because the wonderful things he does.
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17:36.17t4kdamn.. these phones suck
17:36.21t4kSUCK
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17:38.00pattiejaJacky: don't worry, you'll get used to both
17:38.54t4kanyway to cut down on the echo on these granstrams?
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17:41.01bkw_<PROTECTED>
17:41.09tclarkt4k: what firmware, the 4.17-20 does not have echo for me when i bridge to a pstn
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17:41.58jetshey these cisco phones when they restart they have this INSANELY _LOUD_ ring volume set.
17:42.01jetsand it never stores the old value
17:42.06jetsis there a way to fix this?
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17:44.45Insyis SIP know to work on a VPN?
17:45.10nickkknightInsy yes - I have had it working over a VPN - can cause a few headaches but yes
17:45.12jetsI have gotten it to work with CIPE and PPTP
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17:45.21nickkknightbest over ipsec
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17:45.56Insynickkknight: can you give me some tips cause I'm getting a headache indeed ;-)
17:45.56nickkknightI have tried with pptp on a windows machine but found the sip client gets confused on which IP address to send to the sip server
17:45.57p0lar69fsdfwasim    you round?
17:46.12nickkknightwhat type of vpn are you using?
17:46.17Insynickkknight: that's what i'm trying right now
17:46.20Insypptp
17:46.28Insyon WinXP client
17:46.30jetsis there anyway for soft phones to work behind a nat firewall....
17:46.34jetsor are you just always _fscked_
17:47.08nickkknightInsy OK, I have trie this but failed so far, what happens is your PPTP IP address is the second address - I use pingtel expressa which only tries to send the first IP address to the SIP server - which is un-routable
17:47.37InsyI use sjphone in which you can select the ip
17:47.48Insybut it still fails :(
17:48.02nickkknightInsy I was advised that you can set which IP address it sends but never tried it out, I have also tried Xten client over pptp which worked out the correct ip address - but the voice quality isn't as good on this phone.
17:48.28Insythe server saids:
17:48.29Insy<PROTECTED>
17:48.29Insy<PROTECTED>
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17:49.48nickkknightInsy does this work on the same network?
17:50.29Insydon't now if it saids the same then.
17:50.40Insybut making calls on the same network works
17:51.31Insydl-ding X-lite
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17:51.48nickkknightInsy I think you have just exhuasted my knowledge:)
17:52.19nickkknightInsy I am having a quick look at SJ phone - can't even get it to work!!
17:53.06wG|bastion666I hate the new cisco web site. anyone have a link to where the SIP images are now located?
17:53.34wG|bastion666all I can find are the CCM images.
17:53.42Insynickkknight: =) at least it doesn't have such a f*cked up ui ;-)
17:54.18nickkknightDoes anyone have any experience of music on hold? I have uncommented the relevent lines in musiconhold.conf and asterisk says playing music from default but nothing is played?
17:54.21wG|bastion666aqh, just found them.. oh for the love of pete I no like the new cisco web site.
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17:54.47nickkknightInsy the SJ phone isn't too bad actually
17:54.58UnixDawg_sj ?
17:54.59nickkknightI will give it a go to-night from home
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17:57.41mrgobyhas anyone had problems with linphone and asterisk?
17:59.27Insynickkknight: what specific did you do to get X-Lite running?
18:00.02nickkknightInsy nothing required - worked from the office - took home worked from home once dialed up no problem
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18:00.37nickkknightUnixDawg_ SJ Labs
18:00.49Insyhow can you see that it registers at proxy?
18:02.30nickkknightInsy ssh into the asterisk box and bring up an asterisk terminal (asterisk -gcvvvr)
18:02.42nickkknightInsy it will then tell you when it registers
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18:05.56Insythat's the weird thing.
18:06.23InsyI'm connected with rdp over the vpn and that works like a charm..... but sip: :-(
18:09.37gage_mananyone know how to cat the output of * console
18:10.33gage_manto a file
18:10.38gage_mananyone?
18:14.20adam_gafachiis anyone running asterisk as a transcoder on a non-x86 linux machine??
18:15.39Connor-Who's good with converting gsm's to wav's ect using sox? I'm getting a really strange error..
18:15.40adam_gafachiI've got some mips machine that I thought might be useful for transcoding... leaving the intel machines to run the zaptel hardware and do echocan etc
18:17.18decodebbl, tying up gf and covering her with whipped cream >:) seeya suckers
18:17.23Connor-I'n getting this message when converting a gsm to a wave...
18:17.25Connor-sox: help ! internal inconsistency - data_written 8646 gsmbytecount 8645
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18:23.36Earliedose asterisk do voicexml?
18:24.14cypromisno
18:24.23mrgobygage_man....  i do
18:24.34Earliedamn
18:24.51mrgobypipe your console or remote console through tee
18:24.54mrgoby'tee'
18:24.58mrgoby'man tee'
18:25.09EarlieIs anyone here using a low cost voicexml system they could reccomend?
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18:32.37bkw_MamboKing your bug is related to bug 497
18:32.51bkw_and yes I can confirm that.. but only with # transfers..
18:33.01t4kis there any way to make the # the send key on a ata186?
18:33.10bkw_t4k it already is
18:33.22t4khm
18:33.27bkw_MamboKing i'm on cold medication today.. aobut to just die!
18:35.32bkw_kram kram he's our man.. where are you boi
18:41.00bkw_wasim thanks for commenting on that bug
18:41.44jetshey bkw get that ata186 password yet
18:42.49blitzragegoddamnit.. can't believe I have to get ready for work in 15 mins
18:42.51blitzrageI just woke up!
18:42.52bkw_jets I gave up
18:43.01bkw_blitzrage is iaxtel working for you now?
18:43.23blitzragebkw_: yes, but I haven't changed it back to the original config that didn't work, and I just really haven't had the time.. ugh.
18:43.27bkw_can someone look at bug 550 and 551 and confirm that it is a local issue with the guys libs.
18:44.15cypromisok I need some sip help
18:44.49cypromistring to do a double passthrough
18:44.55bkw_nat?
18:45.11cypromissip/g723.1 -> * -> iax2/passthrough -> * -> SIP g723.1
18:45.15cypromisthe call connects
18:45.30cypromisbut both ata and barbietone disconnect it on connect
18:46.15blitzragebkw_: why did you give up?
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18:46.48bkw_cypromis disallow=all allow=g723.1
18:46.48bkw_?
18:46.53cypromisyes
18:46.55cypromisin both
18:46.56bkw_not sure
18:46.58cypromisiax.conf and sip.conf
18:47.06bkw_strange...
18:47.10cypromisand the disconnect looks to me like a codec problem
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18:48.18bkw_hrm
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18:57.00zoaanyone running asterisk on x64 ?
18:57.47cypromisshit
18:57.50zoaopteron or itanium ?
18:57.53cypromiszoa: we are putting it there now
18:57.54cypromisopteron
18:57.58cypromismostly for codec work
18:58.01zoabut no results yet ?
18:58.05cypromisnope
18:58.13zoai want opteron for iLBC
18:58.18zoadunno if it will be goo
18:58.18zoad
18:58.22tzanger~seen citats
18:58.28citats is currently on #asterisk.  Has said a total of 10 messages.  Is idling for 1d 12m 21s
18:58.28zoamaybe 2 dual xeons would be better than a quad opteron
18:58.32zoai'd like to know for sure :(
18:58.36cypromisdepends for what
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18:59.20tzangerzoa: my translation time for ILBC on this XP2000+ is like 20ms
19:01.17mrgobyhas anyone successfully configured asterisk to run behind NAT ? i've read a bunch and it seems that i've done everything correctly...but i can't get audio streams into the server
19:01.29mrgobyusing linphone
19:01.31mrgobyas a UA
19:01.41mrgobydo they play well together?
19:01.57zoa37 on my xeon 2 ghz
19:01.58zoawierd
19:02.13zoacypromis: somebody on mailinglist claims its not working with zaptel
19:02.17zoacan you confirm that ?
19:03.17cypromishaven't tried
19:03.24mrgobyi've got rtp ports forwarded into the server
19:03.25cypromisbut I am sure it does not work with zaptel
19:03.30zoaaha
19:03.33zoawhy is that ?
19:03.44cypromisdifferent architecture
19:03.49cypromiszaptel is a hardware driver
19:03.49mrgobyand by packet sniffing, i am sure that my udp messages have the correct headers
19:04.03zoai thought it did x32 emulation ?
19:04.26cypromison the hardware driver level ?
19:04.33zoadunno
19:04.45cypromisanybody using sip with g723 passthrough ?
19:04.45zoaso i might also have problems with scsi drivers etc on opteron architecture ?
19:04.47cypromis*sigh*
19:04.53zoacypromis: i did once
19:04.57cypromiszoa: possible
19:05.02cypromisbut not necessarily
19:05.12cypromismost stuff has been cleaned up for that in the kernel
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19:05.41voidptrdrivers have been 64bit for a while
19:05.49voidptr64bit compat
19:05.53cypromisyeah but not the zaptel drivers
19:05.53cypromis:)
19:05.56voidptrsince 64bit arch is not new :)
19:06.10voidptrindeed
19:06.16zoahow hard would it be for an experienced c programmer to have it work on 64 bit ?
19:06.33voidptrnot hard
19:06.34voidptr:)
19:06.34cypromisnot very I suppose
19:06.48voidptrtime and testing
19:07.07zoaa lot of time ?
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19:07.19voidptrdepends if you make a little mistake
19:07.23voidptrit can cost a lot of time
19:07.24voidptr:)
19:07.42zoahmmz SHIT !
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19:11.41bkw_ok people.. I need comments on anything on bugs.digium.com that has [patch] in the title.
19:11.45bkw_any takers?
19:12.03jrollysonwhat kind of comments?
19:12.25voidptr"it sucks!" "it blows" "its horrible!"
19:12.28voidptr:P
19:12.32bkw_yep
19:12.35bkw_voidptr you got it.
19:12.45bkw_it rocks.. it works.. it turned my dog purple
19:13.00voidptrhehe
19:13.05bkw_what ever you feel.. but we need to test these patches.. and fixes.. because they are starting to pile up
19:13.16bkw_more than 50% of the open bugs are patches
19:13.37zoabkw_ i will try to check all app_queue related patches
19:13.38bkw_and since applying patches might cause unwanted side effects.. we need to test them
19:13.54bkw_zoa thanks...
19:14.02bkw_we have ALOT of them
19:15.05zoaand a lot more coming your way :)
19:15.14MamboKingbkw: that issue i posted is not the same as the one you referred me to
19:15.27MamboKingmine occurs regardless of where the call comes from
19:15.35MamboKingit could be an external caller
19:15.39MamboKingan internal caller
19:15.42jrollyson0000509 is something I want, if it works ;)
19:16.08anthmI let my app_queue run for a week on an 18 queue system before posting it if that helps  
19:18.36jrollyson0000250 would be VERY helpful for a callcenter.
19:19.30bkw_MamboKing yes its the same bug.. its caused by the same thing.. they are related
19:19.57bkw_MamboKing I should update that other bug because the same thing happens on transfers.. internal or external on that one.
19:20.06anthm250 is kewl but doesnt work perfectly
19:20.36bkw_MamboKing check bug 487.. its also similar.. I think its all related.
19:20.45anthmyou can't specify a channel and the scan flag in the same call
19:21.12anthmeither (|s) or (xx) but not (xx|s)
19:21.14bkw_MamboKing I have to get all the ducks in a row and get everyone with the problem in the same group.. it helps
19:21.15MamboKingthat's for call parkign
19:21.26MamboKinganyways
19:21.32MamboKingthere was a resolution for 487
19:21.34bkw_487 is.. 497 isn't... but they are similar
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19:21.37MamboKingand it's been applied
19:21.46bkw_487 that resolution isn't in CVS yet..
19:21.54MamboKingproblem is 497 still exists
19:22.08MamboKingwould you say then that you have the 487 patch running on your system?
19:22.25bkw_nope not anymore
19:22.26MamboKingif so could you attempt to reproduce the effect that is described in 497?
19:22.43bkw_I have on 497
19:23.01bkw_Chris_de is usually in here.
19:23.04bkw_grrr where is he.
19:23.08MamboKingwho's working on the resolution?
19:23.15MamboKingis it you or someone else?
19:23.30bkw_MamboKing nobody yet.. thats why i'm trying to get it all lined up so if and when kram wakes up I can get him to look at it.
19:23.44MamboKingahh, sounds good
19:23.56bkw_somebody is lookin out for it! :)
19:24.00MamboKing:)
19:24.04MamboKingthanx
19:24.19bkw_I was like not in the right mindset when you were talking about your problem earlier
19:24.30bkw_otherwise I would have said.. ya sure... thas bug 497
19:26.21bkw_jrollyson 250 would be a good addition
19:26.32zoai checked 250 out
19:26.32bkw_but I think we need to call it ChanScan or something
19:26.35bkw_more generic
19:26.36zoaits sweet
19:26.51bkw_zoa killer
19:26.59zoaused it for 3 days already
19:28.08zoaonly tested it with a single TE410p, don't think it would do weird things if you had multiple devices
19:28.44rajo_home_bkw_: 0000288 is already in cvs, but no one closed the bug... (see the comments)
19:29.04bkw_rajo_home_ ok
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19:29.35bkw_good deal
19:29.50bkw_see i'm cleaning up the bug tracker and trying to shuttle the cruff out
19:30.26bkw_is bug 404 really needed?
19:30.30bkw_input input?
19:30.57bkw_since voicemail2 is the only voicemail.. and it will invent messages.. and it will also mkdir if need be.
19:31.21mrgobywhat does 'canreinvite' do in sip.conf ??
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19:31.27mrgobyi am confused by it
19:31.31zoareinviting between 2 sip devices
19:31.43mrgobyi have read that it helps in many cases with nat-ed devices, but i don't see an explaination
19:31.43zoaso that they will go straigt from sip1 to sip2 without using asterisk
19:31.49zoaas a proxy between them
19:32.02zoamrgoby= canreinvite=no helps
19:32.04mrgobywhat do you mean "they will go"
19:32.13mrgobyas in ....  the actual signaling?
19:32.20bkw_the rtp stream
19:32.24zoartp stream
19:32.28mrgobyoh....  
19:32.30mrgobyi see
19:32.41mrgobyso canreinvite=no forces the rtp through asterisk?
19:32.54Connor-correct
19:32.55mrgobyand probably hogs cpu, no?
19:33.07zoawithout the =no it would be sending out stuff on the private network if you  have 2 natted devices in two different nat's
19:33.13zoamrgoby: not too much
19:33.22mrgobyok
19:33.46bkw_zoa bug 486 seems to be a hardware problem.. and not an * problem... ?
19:33.52mrgobyzoa:  so, for echo test...it would not make sense to have canreinvite=yes
19:34.18mrgobythat may be a problem...  but i think it is my UA not capturing the audio
19:35.38Connor-I have problems with * cutting of the first 2nd or two of any IVR message when it fist answers..
19:36.07zoabkw_ i dunno, had something similar
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19:36.23zoai think it has something to do with not being registered
19:36.40zoadue to killing asterisk and having a huge timeout on the cisco or grandstream devices
19:37.02Connor-Some firmware of the GS's don't like to re-register after they expire...
19:37.08bkw_yep
19:37.35zoa<Connor-> same here
19:37.39matt-1controlHas anyone tried the new Linphone 0.12.1 with video with *?
19:37.47zoafirst 0,5 seconds or so
19:39.27Connor-Zoa: Any way to fix that?  It's kinda bugging me..
19:40.09cypromiswhat would the response be if the codec would be wrong ?
19:40.13cypromisin SIP ?
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19:42.06cypromisok I found it
19:42.07bkw_ok app_sayunixtime fixed
19:43.10bkw_http://asterisk.bkw.org/patches/
19:43.16bkw_man that thing is growing
19:43.37blitzragehey.. you have a new subdomain! :)
19:43.46blitzrageeither that, or I have never seen it
19:44.21blitzrageok, quick C question:  what does the -> do ?
19:44.33mrgobymatt-1control  no, but have you had luck with linphone and asterisk?
19:44.36manydereference a pointer
19:44.40blitzrageah
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19:44.51blitzragehehe.. I just read about pointers last night :)
19:44.59manyi.e. its kinda like *foo.bar
19:45.05Taxmankram, here?
19:45.06manyor &foo.bar
19:45.10manyi dont remember
19:45.19blitzragegotcha
19:45.31manyiam _very_ rusty in c.
19:45.34tclarkanyone know w/o coding review, when using a zap group (eg g1 g2 etc) what order the availaible channels is tried in when dialing out
19:45.41zoabkw, can you include what the patch is for in the diff files ?
19:45.46zoaso that we can know ? :)
19:45.52manyi like the, err, *whistle* simpleness of perl. :>
19:47.01p0lar_wasim   you there?
19:47.06Connor-bkw_ I got that campon to work anouncing extension # and when you press 1 goes to voicemail skipping into message, but plays the instructions
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19:47.20Connor-give it a try. 865-934-2197
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19:47.43Insyey. question: what's the best compression u can use? (for sip)
19:48.14zoadepends on the budget, the packetloss and the bandwidth
19:48.36InsyI mean best as in generates the least bandwidth
19:48.45zoag723.1
19:48.46Insy(bad & unrealiable connection)
19:48.58zoaiLBC for bad connection
19:49.15Insyallow=g723.1 in sip.conf?
19:49.24zoathere is no g723.1 codec in asterisk
19:49.27zoaonly pass through
19:49.32Insyow. ok.
19:49.40zoause iLBC
19:49.44Insyso iLBC .. k!
19:49.53Connor-low budget, bad packetloss, no bandwidth. :)
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19:50.05zoahigh cpu connor ? :)
19:50.14Insythis sux:
19:50.18Connor-oh, that too.
19:50.32InsyError: sip.conf: close: No space left on device
19:50.41zoacool :)
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19:52.26zoawhat is app_agent used for ?
19:53.42mrgobymy guess would be a UA
19:53.46mrgobybut i dunno
19:53.52outtoluncapp_agent <G> never heard of it <G>
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19:55.30i8klhas anyone tackled "agent getting callerid from queue call" yet?
19:56.12mbrancahi all
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19:57.56rajo_home_hello mbranca :)
19:58.07mbrancahi rajo_home_
19:58.24decodeinteresting..
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19:58.35rajo_home_mbranca: how are you?
19:58.36mbrancabrb....
19:58.41mbranca1 min.. sorry
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19:59.07Insyzoa: that's cool if it's not ya pc indeed :(
19:59.11decodehah
19:59.19decodemy boss insists i setup SNMP
19:59.32bkw_decode fire your boss and hire a new one
19:59.33bkw_haha
19:59.36bkw_snmp for what?
19:59.39decodehe gave me a weird look when i asked if it would be ok to just set the root password to root
19:59.44bkw_* needs an enterprise number
19:59.46decodemonitoring machines
19:59.54bkw_snmp can be secured
20:00.02bkw_"can" is the keyword
20:00.06decodeyea, but it's got as bad of a reputation as sendmail
20:00.13bkw_haha
20:00.26bkw_block it from everything but your monitoring machine
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20:00.42mbrancahere I am
20:00.57mbrancarajo_home_ btw, I'm well thanks
20:00.58mbrancaand u?
20:01.15rajo_home_yeah, fine too. just installed a new * box today :)
20:01.37mbrancacool. I tested a 7905 finally... is cool :)
20:01.41rajo_home_what's the state of flastman?
20:01.45rajo_home_with sip?
20:02.21mbrancarajo_home_, yep, with sip
20:02.43decodeShitty Network Management Protocol? :)
20:02.59mbrancaflastman is pretty dead :/ ... I've a lot to do in these days... working & preparing some university exams for dec.
20:03.23decode"Why don't i just install sendmail, wu-ftpd, set the root password to root, and enable remote root logins in ssh? Oh yea, don't forget reenabling telnetd!"
20:03.49rajo_home_mbranca: yes. about the same here too :(
20:04.11mbrancaeh eh
20:04.15mbrancatoo bad :(
20:04.45mbrancabtw... time to eat something...
20:04.47t4kcan I do anything about the echo on sip phones when bridged to zap devices? I have echocancel and echocancelwhenbridged set to yes in zapata.conf
20:04.50mbrancasee ya later
20:05.01t4ksip -> sip there's no echo tho
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20:05.51klicTelHi all
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20:08.59klicTelIs there a way for sending a message waiting indicator to a phone?
20:10.26bkw_klicTel what phones?
20:10.32gage_manAnyone Give me the quick config to make call after so many attempts go to voicemail!  I got Voicemail setupbut not extensions
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20:11.48bkw_gage_man if I did that every time someone asked.. I wouldnt have time to say NO
20:11.55bkw_gage_man what is your goal
20:12.02bkw_because this is in the extensions.conf.sample
20:13.10gage_manwell goal is to let someone ring like 6 or 7 times then forward them to voicemail
20:13.23bkw_macro-stdexten works for that
20:13.30gage_man?
20:13.57zoabkw_ you can close the .pl script for the q's
20:14.12bkw_zoa is it in CVS?
20:14.18zoadon't think so
20:14.20bkw_and whats the bug number
20:14.23zoaits for addition
20:14.25zoa236
20:14.55klicTelbkw_: sorry for the delay... I was getting myself some coffee... phones conencted to zap
20:17.07decodebong hits for j00 n m33!
20:17.29zoabkw_ put it in asterisk-addons
20:17.42bkw_zoa show me the output of show queues
20:18.04bkw_zoa I think we need a contrib directory for this stuff.. thats how most do it.. any input?
20:18.25cypromist4k: put echocancel=yes in sip.conf
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20:19.00zoabkw: i looked at it with the .pl script :)
20:19.03zoahold on
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20:19.27zoadavetroy here ?
20:19.36bkw_dont think
20:19.39zoaunder some other nick ?
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20:21.47knight-heh
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20:22.03knight-omg, gentoo portage is the crap.
20:22.12bkw_knight- yep
20:22.17decodeportupgrade is seksay
20:22.32bkw_decode portage is killah you should give try
20:22.33decode*humps his freebsd box*
20:22.33Insypffff... takes a lot of traffic these sip calls :(
20:22.53InsyBEASTIE RULZ!
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20:23.09knight-bkw, yeah i have to reinstall this gentoo box now
20:23.16knight-somehow portage fucked up all sorts of things
20:23.19knight-which isnt surprising
20:23.19decodebizatch!
20:23.43knight-for example, when compiling mod_php, it tries to libtool against libstdc++ from gcc 3.2.2 which doesnt even EXIST on the system anymore
20:23.50knight-3.2.3 exists
20:23.58knight-crazy
20:24.07bkw_haha what did you do?
20:24.20Insyknight-: then don't use php!
20:24.56decodethen dont use linux >;)
20:25.07Insy=)
20:25.18decodemy php works, great :)
20:25.25decodeso do all my other packages
20:25.30Insydecode: u have * running on bsd?
20:25.39decode'specially after last night's portupgrade -a -P
20:25.40decodeyea
20:25.40bkw_mine does too and its on gentoo
20:25.49decodeonly problem is it rapes a cpu
20:25.54Insywhich hardware is supported?
20:26.00voidptrtoday i had major fuckups with libc on gentoo
20:26.01Insywhy's that?
20:26.05decodeapparently zaptel stuff is in 5.1
20:26.05voidptrnot solved yet
20:26.10decodewhich it works better in anyways
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20:26.15voidptrsegfaults during compile
20:26.27voidptrpretty fuckn everything depends on it
20:26.49bkw_get stage1 and get the files you need and recompile it
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20:27.48voidptryes...
20:27.50voidptr:P
20:28.04voidptrdo i look like someone being unemployed? :P
20:28.17decodefsckers!
20:28.45voidptrhe threw everything in front of your door?
20:28.46voidptr:)
20:33.17decodeso cal loco!
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20:41.20mbranca*yummy*
20:41.44decodebbl
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20:42.47Connor-You think cipe can be used to tunnel IAX traffic ?
20:44.15jetsiax is just over tcp correct?
20:44.22Connor-no, udp
20:44.48fheeseboth iax and iax2?
20:44.55tholoYes.
20:45.39fheesei tried iax and iax2 and in my case iax2 have me a better latenzy is there a reason ?
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20:46.07fheeseabout 30-40ms
20:46.26bkw_30-40 ms?
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20:46.30bkw_is that what you get now?
20:46.34phiberkuthow do I play a 'welcome' message, and accept an extension to be dialed before the message is finished?
20:46.52tholoUse "Background" instead of "Playback".
20:47.01fheeseiax2 was in my case about 30-40ms faster than iax
20:49.45MSpink
20:49.48MSpinerr
20:49.52i8klexit
20:50.03phiberkuttholo: thank you much.
20:50.15bkw_your bitching about 30-40ms?
20:50.58fheeseno not bitching just notifying
20:51.12fheeseand the 30-40ms are only the difference...
20:51.27fheesein real i have about 180 and with iax2 130
20:51.29bkw_http://www3.gartner.com/DisplayDocument?doc_cd=118545
20:51.35atacommso after receiving todays MSDN package..i've got to ask, is there a developmental reason to receive a copy of Great Plains?
20:51.37fheeseuups so this are about 50ms
20:51.38bkw_ah ok
20:51.48Mikebkw_: can i ask you a question
20:51.48Mike?
20:51.56atacommyou just did
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20:52.43tholoatacomm: I guess some people like getting it as an example...
20:52.53tholoMe, I think it is just a big waste of glass-trees. ;-)
20:52.56Mikebkw_: i got iax2 linked to my office but is there a  way to convert it to sip? GS just support SIP
20:52.58Mikeno iax
20:53.25bkw_um ya
20:53.31bkw_think about it for a second
20:53.38atacommtholo: lol, well seeing everything on here is full and unlocked........i mean, i understand why they give out office, and windows, and shit.....but great plains?  why do you give out an accounting package to developers? lol
20:54.00Mikebkw_: but i was thinking maybe with sip i could send to my office extensions with GSM no need for iax
20:54.15Mikebkw_: and let ulaw/alaw for internal lan and for my girl
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20:54.23decodebash-2.05b# ./configure --with-mysql --with-vorbis --with-lame --prefix=/opt
20:54.24decodeheh
20:54.54Mikebkw_: so i was thinking on doing a registry but with sip what do you recommend i just want to link them to use less bandwidth with my dads office
20:55.29bkw_mike I can't really help you.. unless you are willing to atleast try first ask later
20:55.46Mikebkw_: no rush i can ask later on
20:55.49Mikebkw_: thanx:)
20:55.54bkw_SIP => * => IAX2 => * SIP|POTS
20:56.14bkw_all the conversion just happens... so don't spend much time on thinking about it
20:56.40Mikebkw_: i dont have all that knowledge to do that conversion if you can give me an example or an url to read
20:56.45Mikebkw_: i will try to figure it out
20:56.58zoamike you don't have to have knowledge
20:57.03zoait just happens if you want it or not
20:58.13bkw_hehe
20:58.20bkw_register your phone with the local server
20:58.36bkw_then setup iax between them
20:58.38Mikei know understand the theead on the mailing list of the newbie on the documentation
20:58.39Mike:P
20:58.45bkw_you can do alot of stuff with that inbound IAX
20:58.49Mikebkw_: thats done
20:58.56bkw_ok what does the inbound IAX ring?
20:58.57Mikethey are linked to sip in each side
20:58.58bkw_the demo?
20:59.11Mikeno i just done the registry between my house and office
20:59.14Mikeand office to house
20:59.15bkw_ok on server 1 setup your dial plan to use that iax connection to call the remote server
20:59.27bkw_and vise verse
20:59.34Connor-IAX2 going to replace IAX?
20:59.51Mikebkw_: i show you last night my dialplan remember its that worth?
21:00.17bkw_Connor we can only hope
21:00.20bkw_and WHERE IS KRAM?
21:00.27bkw_haha
21:00.50bkw_Mike on server 1 do this exten => 1234,1,Dial(IAX2/username:passowrd@remoteserver/1234@default
21:00.56bkw_then on the remote server have 1234 ring the sip phone
21:00.58Mikeok
21:01.05bkw_exten => 1234,1,Dial(SIP/phone)
21:01.11bkw_it will all just happen
21:01.12Mikeexcelente let me try
21:03.16Connor-is pliew around? Does he come on IRC?
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21:03.46Connor-~seen pliew
21:03.46Connor-: i haven't seen 'pliew'
21:04.02rickycan someone tell me the registration string from FWD?
21:04.07MikeTx-Frame Retry[000] -- OSeqno: 000 ISeqno: 001 Type: IAX     Subclass: REJECT
21:04.07Mike<PROTECTED>
21:04.07Mike<PROTECTED>
21:05.21rickyregister=33333:passwd@fwd.pulver.com/33333
21:05.27rickyis that a valid command
21:05.35rickyif so, it is not working for me for some reason.
21:05.49rickyi get registration timeout
21:05.58rickyby the way, my * is behind NAT?
21:05.59decodegrr
21:07.01rickywhere 33333 is my FWD Number (not actually)
21:07.04Mikeworked
21:07.05Mike:)
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21:07.33nocnocguys... what does sound like to you: NOTICE[57352]: File chan_mgcp.c, Line 1099 (find_subchannel): Gateway '10.0.0.20' (and thus its endpoint 'd001') does not exist
21:07.46nocnoci have a [10.0.0.20] entry on my mgcp.conf
21:08.17nocnocanybody using mgcp/7960/asterisk ?
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21:09.02rickydoes this look alright to you guys ? register=33333:passwd@fwd.pulver.com/33333 (where 33333 is my FWD number)
21:09.16rickythis is what i put in sif.conf
21:10.00bkw_ricky * behind natm working with FWD isn't gonna happen
21:10.10bkw_I haven't seen it work
21:10.17rickyi see.
21:10.41rickyhmmm...any other suggestion for a windows based Client to work with *
21:10.53Mikegsm on remote server Transfers 5kbytes and recibes 52kbytes
21:10.57rickyi know DIAX is not yet stable
21:11.02rickykeeps crashing on me
21:11.08Mikeand on the local server it transfer 15kbits and recibes like 5kbyte
21:11.14Mikeim using gsm is that correct?
21:11.31t4kwhy would echo cancel not enable when it's set in zapata.conf?
21:11.41t4kEcho Cancellation: 128 taps, currently OFF
21:12.02rickythanks BKW. you save me some time. Do you think iptel.org may work? or total SIP business is a bad idea behind NAT
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21:12.27Connor-don't put your * box behind nat.
21:12.42zoahttp://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0000214 --> anyone here that could tell me what patch i should checkout
21:12.43zoa?
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21:13.19Connor-1.04 most likly.
21:13.20rickythere is no option if i am sharing the internet connection.. i got to hide it behind NAT unless i want to run a firewall on * box itself
21:13.49rickyusing same box as router creates a lot more troubles ( i think)
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21:20.38Mikegsm really rules i dont notice between ulaw/alaw vs. gsm
21:20.46HeeDHas anyone used the g.729 codec with an ATA-186 - is there any issues. I was thinkin of spending the $10 to try it out
21:21.13zoai think it works
21:21.24HeeDMike, how come no sip phones use gsm? What is bandwidth of GSM anyways? 8kbps on asterisk?
21:21.57bkw_it works
21:22.04HeeDI know ata-186 can only use one of its channels when using g.729, but I dont care
21:22.32zoa<zoa> any ideas on how to download patches from bugs.digium.com with wget or lynx ?
21:22.32zoa<zoa> http://bugs.digium.com/file_download.php?file_id=340&type=bug
21:22.32zoa<zoa> like this one ?
21:22.40zoaor with any other console like app ?
21:22.53zoai don't like ftp'ing all the time
21:22.57HeeDIs the license bound to that machine... ie. if I buy a g.729 and then decide to redo asterisk on a different linux box, will I need to buy another license?
21:23.08izoHeeD : you'll have 3 tries
21:23.19izoand your machine needs to have internet access
21:23.23HeeDok kewl...I guess its only $10 ... not a big deal
21:23.33izowell
21:23.40izoyou need two
21:23.49izosingle lincences if you want to connect two asterisks
21:24.08HeeDizo I just want to connect my ata-186 at home to work where asterisk is
21:24.19izoshoud be ok
21:24.27HeeDcan add more later I guess if needed
21:24.33Connor-now there is a question.. If I used trunking with IAX2, will it only use 1 channel no matter how many calls are using it?
21:24.40izo<PROTECTED>
21:24.44zoaConnor-: no
21:24.58bkw_omg people are trying to be cheap
21:25.00HeeDizo, I have to recompile it for g.729 ?
21:25.06bkw_HeeD no
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21:25.07zoaheed: no
21:25.29Connor-bkw_ not being cheap, just asking...
21:25.46bkw_hehe
21:26.20HeeDI am new at asterisk... I just researchin codecs and realize that g.711 is using up lotsa bandwidth and g729 may work better
21:26.23Connor-so, IAX2 trunking is strictly for the signialling then..
21:26.43Connor-ilbc, gsm
21:27.01HeeDI am gonna try g.723 at lunch when I go home... probably wont sound very good eh
21:27.22izog723 is ok but ther is no codec for asterisk :-(
21:27.28HeeDoh I thought there was
21:27.35cypromisnot yet at least
21:27.36bkw_g723.1 (dont forget the .1)
21:27.44bkw_cypromis haha
21:28.05zoacypromis: buy us a license !
21:28.05zoa:)
21:28.06HeeDif I show audio codecs, it says g723.1
21:28.10Connor-Just g729
21:28.17zoaheed: read you docs è
21:28.18zoadocs!
21:28.26zoathere is only g723.1 passthru
21:28.33HeeDoh
21:29.00Connor-what's the diff between a-law and u-law ?
21:29.01HeeDyes I read that... thought maybe docs were not up to date
21:29.18cypromiszoa: trying to
21:29.46HeeDok Ill just buy a g.729 license then and be done with it :)
21:31.07HeeDsay I am using g.711 u-law from home on my ADSL... is that 64Kbps in both directions (ie. full duplex) meaning 128Kbps is used? Or are the channels full-duplex?
21:31.32izoHeeD g711= 80kbps in both darection Adsl is full  duples
21:31.44tholoIt means you atr transferring 64 kbits/s plus overhead in each direction.
21:31.48HeeDok
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21:32.38Insysome X-Lite guru's around?
21:33.11HeeDI got X-Lite workin, but consider myself far from a guru :)
21:33.32Insyhow to config?
21:33.34bkw_YAY
21:33.38bkw_!info xlite
21:33.38AiNFOxlite - a popular SIP softphone available from http://www.xten.com for Windows and OSX. see also the getting started guide at http://www.zebraroaming.com/stuff/X-Lite-Getting-Started.pdf and example configuration for Asterisk at http://www.zebraroaming.com/stuff/X-Lite-and-Asterisk.pdf
21:33.51bkw_HeeD that means you have some common sense
21:34.03Insy=)
21:34.05HeeDI hope so :)
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21:35.54Mikebkw_: ok SIP => *=> IAX2(gsmcodec) => * SIP|POTS but sip uses ulaw alaw
21:36.12Mikebkw_: so its really the same unless i make sip also go trou gsm?
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21:37.13MikeHeeD: gsm like 36kbit
21:37.28HeeDk
21:37.44MikeHeeD: ulaw/alaw is 65kbit
21:37.48MikeHeeD: so its worth
21:37.54bkw_Be vary vary quiet. We're deploying Linux!
21:38.04MikeHeeD: plus 64bkit is really like 8kbytes or even more
21:38.05HeeDHmm, dumb question, I am ording the g.729 on digium site and I should select downloadable option (ie. not get them to ship the codec hehe)
21:38.08tholoGSM is 13 kbit...
21:38.21HeeDMike I setup IAX with friend's * last night and notice it is using GSM
21:38.24bkw_Mike * will transcode the channels
21:38.32Miketholo: well i cant see a difference btw ulaw/alaw and gsm
21:39.08Mikebkw_: so the real codec to use is gsm?
21:39.14Mikemy bandwidth consum is 13kbit?
21:39.23tholoulaw and alaw use the same bandwidth.  GSM is definitely much less bandwidth than those.
21:39.56tholoPlus overhead -- 13 (or 64) kbits/s is just the actual audio payload.
21:39.56Miketholo: like i said i cant listen a difference in quality
21:39.58HeeDI read GSM was 13Kbit also... but is that was * uses?
21:40.06tholoThere is still IP, UDP and RTP (for SIP and H.323) overhead.
21:40.15tholoWhen you use the GSM codec, yes.
21:40.28bkw_SCUD (SCO FUD)?
21:40.42tholoMike: You won't always be able to hear a difference.  That does not mean there isn't one.
21:41.15HeeDOk, so that is not much worse bandwidth than g.729 then... so can use my X-Lite at home on GSM along with ATA-186 on g.729 and be enough bandwidth
21:41.40Insybkw_: that are standard instals. I can connect with SJphone & msn but don't know why X-lite won't connect (it doesn't even get to the asterisk box)
21:41.41HeeDwonder why I dont see any SIP phones using GSM ?
21:42.15bkw_SCO Information Minister McBride claims Garnter Group isn't even within 100 miles of the truth.
21:42.16tholoGSM is the same as is used in many cell phones (including mine).
21:42.22bkw_SCO Information Minister McBride claims Garnter Group isn't even within 100 miles of the truth.
21:42.24bkw_doh
21:42.33tzangerhmm apparently my WiSIP is ready to ship
21:42.49izotzanger : from pulver ?
21:42.51tholobkw_ repeats himself, just to ensure his position in the channel stats.
21:42.58HeeDoooh a WiSIP, I was thinkin of gettin one
21:43.03bkw_tholo hahahah
21:43.39HeeDthe WiSIP looks big though
21:43.49bkw_its not
21:44.07bkw_http://www.loligo.com/asterisk/misc/WiSIP/pictures
21:44.36HeeDya those pics show it is small
21:44.56Mikethey say wisip sucks
21:44.59Mikeno essid auth
21:45.00Mikeetc
21:45.27HeeDwhat are those weird symbols on the 0 key ?
21:45.38bkw_Sipura SPA-2000 - $105.00
21:45.41HeeDoh it looks like chinese/japanese heh
21:45.56bkw_Pulver is selling SPA-2000's for 105 bucks
21:46.00bkw_HOLY FARK
21:46.23Insybkw_: url?
21:47.36Mikebkw_: why not get a grandstream adapter for 80dlls?
21:47.41HeeDhttp://www.pulverinnovations.com
21:48.08HeeDSPA-2000 is better than ATA-186 ?
21:48.12bkw_yes
21:48.12HeeDor just as good ?
21:48.12dheckamanbkw_: what is it?
21:48.39Connor-2 port version.
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21:48.54dheckamanwhats that internet phone patch?
21:49.04HeeDI have my ATA-186 connected thru 2nd pair in my house phone wiring. Using a few 2-line phones... seems to work fine
21:49.28HeeDThe way my house is wired, can't run replace phones with SIP.... cuz no ethernet in rooms :(
21:49.40Connor-yea, what exactly is the internet phone patch?
21:49.46HeeDand cant separate extensions easily
21:50.42Insyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah... damn X-Lite.
21:50.53Insywtf am I doing wrong........
21:50.58HeeDwhat u tryin to do with x-lite?
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21:51.10Exomorphxf
21:51.15Insyconnecting/registering to asterisk =)
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21:51.32Insybut asterisk doesn't even receive sip's
21:51.44Insy(sip debug is enabled)
21:51.55Insyand I'm connecting over vpn
21:52.20HeeDthats exactly what I do... connect over vpn
21:52.30HeeDworks fine
21:52.32mrgobysay i wanted an extension to call someone, and as soon as they pickup, dial some other extension and connect them....  would i do this with a 'dial' followed by a 'transfer'
21:52.38mrgobyin the extensions.conf?
21:53.02InsyHeeD: how did you do it?
21:53.12ExomorphHey jsmith!
21:53.21Insy(it seems to me it's not registering)
21:53.22jsmithExomorph: Hey, man!  What's new?
21:53.32HeeDInsy I just put in the IP of the asterisk server, and the name/secret in x-lite for that sip
21:53.42Exomorphjsmith: Not too much...  Just doing the asterisk dance. ;)
21:53.55InsyHeeD: u not registering with the server?
21:54.05jsmithExomorph: Yeah, me too...
21:54.11HeeDyes with my server
21:54.32HeeDIn system settings, sip proxy, default
21:54.32Insyit's weird cause SJPhone & msn give no problems.
21:54.46HeeDset user name to the same as in your sip.conf
21:54.53HeeDpassord is same as the secret
21:55.06HeeDsip proxy is IP of your * server
21:55.14HeeDthat's it
21:55.16Insyi did. (as I said using the same configuration as on working msn&sjphone)
21:55.52jetsmrgoby: Won't work, asterisk steps through... So the call will be connected between you and the other party... and the next step say the transfer() won't execute till the call has ended.
21:56.06HeeDdumb question, but did you enable it ? I forgot to do that once
21:56.14HeeDThe very top option
21:56.32Insyyes
21:56.35mrgobyjets: interesting... do you have any ideas?
21:56.35jetsmrgoby: You would have two use the .call files -- and connect two people to a meetme bridge on the fly
21:57.05bangIs there an easy way to identify and transfer only the files required to run * to another machine (eg development to target)?
21:57.28jtodd-afkbang: tar -cvf asterisk.tar /usr/src/asterisk /usr/src/zaptel
21:57.47tholoI think he meant installed files...
21:57.53HeeDbang you need to copy the .conf files in /etc/asterisk
21:58.04mrgobyjets: aaaahhh so that is what the meetme deal i've been seeing is about
21:58.27mrgobyjets: where are the .call files? /etc/asterisk  ??
21:58.41HeeDand stuff like /etc/zaptel.conf
21:58.43jetswell usually it can be used for conferences, people can jump in to each otheres conferences
21:58.43mrgobyjets: or rather, where do i put them..(assuming i must make them)
21:59.02mrgobyright
21:59.21jetswell in your src directory there is a .call
21:59.26jetsfile i don't remember the name
21:59.34jsmithsample.call?
21:59.38jetsyes
21:59.47jetsmrgoby: and you dump that in your outbond directory
22:00.13bangI am trying to transfer all but only the files needed to run * on another machine ... no source
22:00.18mrgobyok... i think i see...  are there docs for this on voip-info or something?
22:00.30HeeDhmm never seen .call before.... looks neat, can make a wakeup call service :)
22:00.33mrgobyjust to idiot-proof it for folks like me :-D
22:00.40HeeDI could get it to call me every mornin at home to wake me up for work
22:01.02dheckamanhahah
22:01.06jetsHeeD: yes, you can cron things easily... a friend makes a HELPME call and crons it.. aka trying to get out of a meeting / etc :)
22:01.20HeeDheh
22:01.33mrgobythat's not a bad idea
22:01.52mrgobyhey, that could be an 'application'
22:02.09InsyHeeD: how can X-Lite say it's 'Logged in' when asterisk did not even got a request??
22:02.16*** join/#asterisk loko-moko (loko-moko@c-67-165-107-230.client.comcast.net)
22:02.20HeeDhow do I call the 411 TellMe service on FWD thru *... it won't connect, but I can do it direct through FWD
22:02.30bangIs there a list of files and directories that are needed? They seem to be spread out everywhere !?
22:02.37mrgobydoes asterisk dump registration status info onto the CLI ??
22:02.39HeeDInsy not sure... in asterisk console what is there when you type: sip show peers  ?
22:03.07Insy4 entries
22:03.10jetsyes if you are in -vvv    verbose mode
22:03.19Insyhosts are unspecified
22:03.55HeeDdid you try connectin without going through vpn ?
22:04.05HeeDmaybe it is routing issue
22:04.30Insyno. I tried sjphone again and now I'm logged in.
22:05.16Insyso I assume the routing&asterisk setup must be ok and only the X-Lite configuration is the problem or??
22:05.23mrgobydoes anyone know when sjphone will be released for *nix?
22:05.42HeeDyes sounds like X-Lite config problem
22:07.33HeeDwonder if you can use both ports simultaneously on SPA-2000 with g.729 codec, unlike Cisco ATA-186
22:07.42bkw_I think you can
22:07.48bkw_the ATA-186 is more of a lic. issue
22:08.20Insyis there another downloadable win client that uses iLBC?
22:08.21HeeDoh, I presumed maybe it was a limitation of CPU in ata-186 that couldn't perform the compression on 2 channels
22:08.33cypromisthe dial technology string for mgcp is MGCP or am I missing something ?
22:10.05matt-1controlDoes anyone know what "SW" on the display of a Snom 200 means?
22:10.19zoaanthm
22:10.22matt-1controlOn the main screen, where NR would appear.
22:10.22zoahold on
22:10.32bkw_anthm you go boi
22:10.33bkw_keep it up
22:11.37_DisCorDiawhats about that call queue thing ?
22:11.46_DisCorDiawhere can i get some doc about htis ?
22:11.59jsharpYou can turn asterisk into an ACD system.
22:11.59HeeDtry the wiki
22:12.42_DisCorDiaacd ?
22:12.54jsharpAuto Call Distribution.
22:13.04jsharpLike in an inbound call center.
22:13.09_DisCorDiaahh
22:13.54jrollysonanthm: you've almost got the skilling as flexible as a definity
22:13.55jrollysonI like ;)
22:14.12HeeDIs digium on east coast? I may not get my codec license til tomorrow I guess
22:14.18jsharpThey're in Alabama.
22:14.28HeeDya, that is more central isnt it ?
22:14.31jsharpYah.
22:15.00HeeDbut depends where voiceage is
22:15.28jrollysonanthm: could you consider renaming "secondary_member" to "reserve_member"
22:15.30HeeDhmm they're in quebec... unless its different company
22:16.21anthmjrollyson: ironicly my main goal is to put a definity out of business
22:16.31bkw_anthm keep it up
22:16.32anthmits upstream from my * box
22:16.41bkw_anthm what patches can I remove from that bug report to cut confustion?
22:16.41anthmand i have sucked away all its traffic
22:16.44matt-1controlMy Snom 200's keep saying: -- Got SIP response 486 "Busy Here" back from 10.12.34.248
22:16.54matt-1controlI'm wondering if "SW" means "Messed up"
22:17.03jsharpSucking Wind?
22:17.27jrollysonanthm: my manager at $isp_tech_support_job is used to a definity.
22:17.33anthmbkw_: all the diffs cept the chan_agent and app_queue.11.20a
22:17.36matt-1controlApparently.  The SW indication has been coming and going for a couple of days.  User's manual doesn't explain it.
22:17.52jrollysonanthm: I'm building the * box to get SOME of that functionality.
22:18.07bkw_anthm done
22:18.57jrollysonanthm: I *like* centervu supervisor, anybody working torwards that kind of management frontend?
22:20.23anthmI made one to compliment the stuff I posted but it's not too portable
22:20.31bkw_portable?
22:21.23*** join/#asterisk raulfragoso (~raulfrago@200-204-142-71.dsl.telesp.net.br)
22:21.26TekatiIs there a way to include a context based on callerid?
22:21.33anthmin the interest of not going off on a propritary tangent I made a perl script to take "show channels" "show queues" and "show agents" and parsorama
22:22.11anthmand a db backend to generate it all
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22:25.11anthmhttp://asterisk.650dialup.com/snapshot.html
22:25.15bkw_530 hepatitis cases linked to restaurant
22:25.21bkw_just don't eat there
22:26.08jsmithanthm: Looks nice...
22:26.14raulfragosoDo u guys know if anyone here in Brazil is playing with Asterisk ?
22:26.32Insyltr!
22:26.51*** part/#asterisk Insy (~ask@e146244.upc-e.chello.nl)
22:27.54jsmithraulfragoso: Yes, it seems there are (or have been) several people from Brazil in here...
22:29.42anthmjrollyson: after feverishly coding up that patch then actualy documenting it not in too much of a hurry to rename the parameter ;)
22:31.56learathdoes anyone have debian kernel packages w/ zaptel?
22:32.01learath<- lazy
22:34.45matt-1controlAh ha.  Apparently SW means "software update is possible."  So you update from a menu.  Cycling power doesn't do it.
22:35.05matt-1controlIt's still reporting "busy" tho...
22:35.26bkw_anthm I took off all the diffs that were old
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22:36.12anthmbkw_: i'll try not to update it again today =]
22:36.23bkw_<PROTECTED>
22:36.23bkw_<PROTECTED>
22:36.34bkw_anthm when your done.. I have a list.. if you wanna take a crack at it?
22:36.57anthmbkw_: list of...?
22:37.12bkw_things I would like done in *... and many people wanna see
22:37.27bkw_anthm when done.. take a crack at app_campon and shave the fat off of it
22:37.37bkw_its too big for what it does
22:37.46*** join/#asterisk Insy (~ask@e146244.upc-e.chello.nl)
22:38.33Insyey. are there any configuration/hardware requirements to use iLBC????
22:38.56Insycause it sounds very fucked up now =)
22:39.06bkw_<PROTECTED>
22:39.06bkw_<PROTECTED>
22:39.14bkw_ring pattern or received ring?
22:39.15bkw_hrm
22:39.40MSpinmatt-1control: watch out for some of the newer SNOM 200 upgrades
22:39.54zoadid anyone ever use trabas voip-billing ?
22:40.04bkw_nope
22:40.07bkw_it only supports radius
22:40.09bkw_EVIL EVIL EVIL
22:40.12zoathats not true
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22:40.17bkw_since when?
22:40.21bkw_did they change it?
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22:42.40anthmapp_campon ?
22:43.42Connor-http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0000556
22:45.00Connor-bkw_ wait till my patch gets added into it, then let him shave the fat of.
22:45.01Connor-off
22:48.49matt-1controlMSpin: Hey what's up?  I assume you're the same mspin that I know.
22:49.05MSpinyup
22:49.09Connor-New patch.. option for voicemail.. http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0000556
22:49.11matt-1controlI wonder if there's a way to revert to an older firmware.
22:49.46monsieurhow about a feature to allow multiple voicemail boxes to be access through one dial-in?
22:49.47MSpinmatt-1control: yeah, go to SNOM's download page, grab the firmware url (ends in .bin) and then there is a place in the SNOM webpage to put it
22:50.18Insyis the speex codex not implemented by default?
22:50.26bkw_monsieur you can... use some extension logic
22:50.32MSpinmatt-1control: you can also disable automatic upgrading/checking.  That's prolly something you'll want to do
22:50.48monsieurbkw_: just extension logic, or agi as well?
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22:51.08bkw_extension logic
22:51.14monsieurcan you show me an e.g.
22:51.29*** join/#asterisk cfo (~cfo@194.19.190.217)
22:51.35bkw_use a goto
22:51.35*** join/#asterisk ToyMan (~stuq@user-0cevdks.cable.mindspring.com)
22:51.42bkw_exten => 123,1,VoiceMailMain
22:51.54bkw_exten => 123,2,Goto(123,1)
22:52.04bkw_so when you log out.. your back at the prompt
22:52.09stoneflyDoes exten => s in context one only apply to the channels in context one?
22:52.34monsieurah, ok, i suppose that's a good idea.
22:52.40monsieurnot ideal though
22:53.07matt-1controlOK, thanks.  Oh, to have 1.16x again... Those were the days...
22:53.09bkw_monsieur give me time and I might make that happen
22:53.26MSpinmatt-1control: yeah, 1.16x wsa fairly solid
22:53.35anthmso campon is essentially the same as adding the caller to a queue with no agents in it and enabling context=xyz so they can pres 1 digit ext to break out
22:54.10monsieurbkw_: ok. sounds good. need something like a consolidated mailbox
22:54.34bkw_monsieur ah ok.. well I have been fixin stuff in app_voicemail for the past two weeks! :)
22:55.43Connor-anthm, call 865-934-2197 for a breif demo of it... although, mine is modified somewhat
22:55.55Connor-It doesn't add them to a real queue though.
22:55.58Connor-I don't think.
22:56.09anthmi was just trying to make sure i got the jist
22:56.23Connor-Which, I'm wondering, if you have someone who is part of a queue and has this also.. what would happen
22:57.09Connor-bkw_ go checkout bug 556
22:57.40anthmwhat if you did use a real queue and put just the 1 guy in it who you are trying to call
22:58.01anthmthe context param would let you dial 1 , 2 etc for other options
22:58.14anthmand my chimein patch would remind you stuff every x seconds
22:58.32anthmand you get the added option of keep trying to call the guy between reps
22:58.56Connor-dunno, campon is pretty easy to use.
22:59.06Connor-wouldn't you still have to register in with the queue?
22:59.58*** part/#asterisk Insy (~ask@e146244.upc-e.chello.nl)
23:01.02Connor-Going home, back in a bit.. look at bug 556 if you get a chance.
23:01.24anthmis 1 or 2 hard coded ?
23:01.30Connor-yes
23:01.53anthmso it owuld be cool to port that 1 piece of app_queue in there
23:02.03anthmdial 0-9
23:02.12anthmand send it to certian context
23:02.22anthmso yo ucan make ups all kinds of goodies
23:03.29anthmyou could just collect any 1 digit and return that val
23:03.50Connor-probably, the way campon works is, it exits out 100 + for 1 and 200 + for option 2
23:04.01Connor-back in a bit.
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23:04.54learathok, stupid question, how does one compile zaptel, step by step if possible
23:04.58learathI keep getting errors
23:05.09*** join/#asterisk segal_home (~segal@cuscon4708.tstt.net.tt)
23:05.36monsieurdoes anyone use jitterbuffer settings?
23:05.42anthmif make doesnt work out of the box you are setup wrong
23:06.00anthmmake sure you have fully loaded develompent env
23:06.21*** join/#asterisk Alric (~nbowyer@masq.hyperusa.com)
23:06.22learathyeah, got it
23:06.35learathkeeps complaining about various headers
23:06.39anthmos ?
23:06.41learathyes I have kernel headers installed
23:06.46learathlinux, debian, 2.4.22
23:06.56learath(2.4.22 kernel, headers & source installed)
23:07.44Poincareany way to connect a GSM to * ?
23:08.01anthmall the c stuff too ?
23:08.06anthmthe toolchain
23:08.10anthmthe kitchen sink
23:08.14*** join/#asterisk Lafinion (~Lafinion@test.incracow.com)
23:08.15monsieurPoinncare: x100p
23:08.15anthmfull /usr/include
23:08.17learathyes I have gcc & libc6
23:08.21learath& libc6-dev
23:08.24learathanythign else?
23:09.11AlricHow easy is it to get VMWIs working with *?
23:10.35monsieurif my x100p hangs up randomly then what changes should I make in zapata.conf?
23:11.13jsmithmonsieur: callprogress=no, busydetect=no
23:11.16espenzanyone that uses asterisk, and have a phonenumer that I can call to test? ;P
23:11.27jsmith801-569-0107
23:11.47monsieurjsmith: by default they're commented out.
23:11.49denonjsmith's brave
23:11.51espenzis that a payphone number?
23:12.28jsmithdenon: Yup...
23:12.38espenzjsmith?
23:12.40jsmithespenz: Nope... it's the main office number here...
23:12.47espenzok, calling now ;P
23:12.48denonDiscovery?
23:13.00espenzwhats the
23:13.03denonjsmith: how far are you from Ogden?
23:13.04espenzprefix for US?
23:13.06espenz+1?
23:13.07espenz:P
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23:13.41*** join/#asterisk HenryTheBIG (~chariga@66-65-167-248.nyc.rr.com)
23:13.45HenryTheBIGHi
23:13.46jsmithdenon: About 15 or 20 minutes... why?
23:13.53jsmithespenz: Yeah, +1
23:14.04HenryTheBIGI register my FWD account on Asterisk
23:14.06*** join/#asterisk dant (~dan@81-86-69-213.dsl.pipex.com)
23:14.10denonjsmith: I was over there a couple years ago, have some friends there. .
23:14.18HenryTheBIGWhat I must setup to receive calls?
23:14.39HenryTheBIGa channel or something?
23:14.44jsmithdenon: Kewl...
23:14.53*** part/#asterisk wXw ([kCMhzVUma@c-24-127-85-67.we.client2.attbi.com)
23:14.55espenzjsmith: cool
23:15.00espenzis that the asterisk program?
23:15.10espenzcould you paste a log of my call?
23:15.11espenz:P
23:15.19jsmithespenz: Sure... hold on...
23:16.03espenz:)
23:16.06espenz+47
23:16.09espenznorway that is
23:16.13denonjsmith: yeah .. nice place
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23:16.18*** join/#asterisk Powerkill (~PoWeRKiLL@l02m-11-242.d2.club-internet.fr)
23:16.24jsmithespenz: Is this you? "asterisks01","4791625817","9","SLCMainMenu","4791625817","Zap/22-1","Zap/4-1","Dial","Zap/4","2003-11-20 16:13:26","2003-11-20 16:13:26","2003-11-20 16:14:10",44,44,"ANSWERED","BILLING"
23:16.35Powerkillhi
23:16.56jsmithHenryTheBIG: My firewall is blocking your chat request
23:17.01HenryTheBIGOK
23:17.03espenzhaha
23:17.05espenzcool
23:17.19PowerkillI manage to register with a xten client behind a firewall to my asterisk box i see it on sip show peer but i can make calls
23:17.21HenryTheBIGCan U help me please with my Asterisk + FWD?
23:17.39jsmith!info FWD
23:17.40AiNFOFWD - a shorthand for Free World Dialup a free SIP directory service by Jeff Pulver. see http://www.pulver.com
23:17.41HenryTheBIGPowerkill: I use to have the same problem
23:17.59espenzjsmith: how kind of card do you  use, ordinary ISDN card?
23:18.14Powerkillany idea ?
23:18.16jsmithThere are several docs on how to get Asterisk working with FWD... check the Asterisk documentation page
23:18.25jsmithespenz: TE410P card... T1s
23:18.30HenryTheBIGPowerkill: I try with 6 diferent firewall/routers
23:18.38espenzjsharp: okey, does it work fine with isdn card?
23:18.47PowerkillHenryTheBIG cisco pix work for me
23:18.55HenryTheBIGPowerkill: The only solution was to put the * directly on the Internet
23:18.56Powerkillbut my home dlink one doesnt
23:18.57espenzi mean, could I use it a professional calldesk?
23:19.02HenryTheBIG:)
23:19.05espenzwith isdncard
23:19.05espenz:P
23:19.22jsmithespenz: It should... several people are using ISDN cards... talk to kapejod, he's the ISDN expert
23:19.28HenryTheBIGCisco PIX is for homeusers?
23:19.40HenryTheBIGor small company?
23:19.43HenryTheBIGNope
23:20.00HenryTheBIGPIX is sip aware...
23:20.12Powerkill* is directly on the internet
23:20.20jsmithespenz: Some ISDN cards are better with * than others...
23:20.26Powerkillmy xlite client is behind a firewall
23:20.37monsieurjsmith: is callprogress on or off if commented out?
23:20.41HenryTheBIGThen U must forward the rtp ports on NAT
23:20.56jsmithmonsieur: I'm not sure... probably off... but it doesn't hurt to explicitly turn it off...
23:21.13espenzkapejod?
23:21.27Powerkilli can't my rtp port are already map to my ata 186
23:21.46Connorback
23:21.54HenryTheBIGPowerkill: U can modify the RTP on Xlite
23:22.13HenryTheBIGPowerkill: And set canreinvite=no on sip.conf
23:22.37HenryTheBIGI have 9 SIP clients and all R behind the NATs
23:22.51HenryTheBIGAll R working fine
23:23.17espenzjsmith: how much does costs the card that you are using?
23:23.18HenryTheBIGPowerkill: jsmith help me @ the start...
23:23.46HenryTheBIGjsmith: Thanks again!
23:23.56espenzjsmith: how much costs the card, that you are using?
23:23.57espenzeven
23:25.06PowerkillHenryTheBIG I set it to 8000 and forward that port to my computer
23:25.38*** join/#asterisk enzo (blueDJ@ALille-208-1-27-146.w81-51.abo.wanadoo.fr)
23:25.40enzohello
23:26.06enzoif i have a webcam, i can in no way use it with asterisk right ?
23:26.23HenryTheBIGenzo: ???
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23:26.59HenryTheBIGPowerkill: on 8000 is RTP or the authentification?
23:27.12enzoI mean, to do video conferencing
23:27.16PowerkillRTP
23:27.35Powerkilllisten RTP Port : 8000
23:28.16HenryTheBIGPowerkill: ok
23:28.29HenryTheBIGon rtp.conf is the same?
23:28.49Powerkillno
23:28.49Powerkillrtpstart=10000
23:28.49Powerkillrtpend=20000
23:29.03HenryTheBIGPowerkill: :)
23:29.23Powerkillso i can set it to 8000 to 20000
23:29.24Powerkill?
23:29.28HenryTheBIGPowerkill: I have canreinvite=no and nat=yes on yout sip.conf?
23:29.35Powerkillyes
23:29.42HenryTheBIGPowerkill: OK
23:29.53HenryTheBIGPowerkill: Setup 8k to 20k
23:30.01HenryTheBIGPowerkill: and reload
23:30.56Powerkillnothing
23:31.19HenryTheBIGU can hear your mailbox?
23:31.23HenryTheBIGon Asterisk?
23:31.23Powerkillbut the sip show peer show me
23:31.26Powerkillnothing
23:31.28Poincareany way to connect a GSM with * to direct calls through the GSM?
23:31.41PowerkillPoincare cellsocket
23:31.49Powerkill~cellsocket
23:32.09PowerkillHenryTheBIG no i can't dial but i'm registered
23:32.17HenryTheBIGPowerkill: sip show peer it's showing the registers users
23:32.29Powerkillyes i can see my xlite registered
23:32.35PoincarePowerkill: thanks
23:32.36PowerkillOK (55 ms)
23:32.40HenryTheBIGtry "sip debug"
23:32.41Powerkillno pb Poincare
23:33.10PowerkillSIP/2.0 407 Proxy Authentication Required
23:33.40HenryTheBIGPowerkill: Must be like this:
23:34.10HenryTheBIGSip read:
23:34.10HenryTheBIGSIP/2.0 200 OK
23:34.10HenryTheBIGVia: SIP/2.0/UDP 66.65.167.248:5060;branch=z9hG4bK05b9c8d1
23:34.10HenryTheBIGRecord-Route: <sip:192.246.69.223;ftag=as4be17cfe;lr=on>
23:34.10HenryTheBIGFrom: "asterisk" <sip:asterisk@66.65.167.248>;tag=as4be17cfe
23:34.11HenryTheBIGToyMan: <sip:192.246.69.223>;tag=as50694899
23:34.13HenryTheBIGCall-ID: 40a2d5ef083740ef6e4d70044ecf58af@66.65.167.248
23:34.15HenryTheBIGCSeq: 102 OPTIONS
23:34.17HenryTheBIGUser-Agent: Asterisk PBX
23:34.19HenryTheBIGContact: <sip:@65.39.205.112:5028>
23:34.21HenryTheBIGAllow: INVITE, ACK, CANCEL, OPTIONS, BYE, REFER
23:34.23HenryTheBIGAccept: application/sdp
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23:34.25HenryTheBIGContent-Length: 0
23:34.35Powerkillcan you make me a screenshot of you xlite conf
23:34.52AlricI'm currently working with analog phones, is there any way to get message waiting indicators to light up?
23:34.54HenryTheBIGI'm note using Xlite now...
23:35.07HenryTheBIGPowerkill: hold on one second
23:35.10Powerkilldo i have to put sip proxy ?
23:35.14HenryTheBIGYes
23:35.21HenryTheBIGTry
23:35.22Powerkilli use the zebraroaming tutorial
23:35.57enzowould it be possible in a way that a microsoft client use netmeeting in order to have a videoconference with several other persons, asterisk being the central server that receives all these persons ?
23:38.11SurJeONis it possible for * to deal only in control connections, and to instruct clients to directly connect to each other (to avoid a lot of traffic through a single point)?
23:38.18HenryTheBIGenzo: * is a PBX if I remember...
23:42.12jsharpSurJeON: Yes.  Sometimes that works, sometimes it doesn't...depends on the client and network setup.
23:43.17*** join/#asterisk ciy (~2mork@node-402405b2.sfo.onnet.us.uu.net)
23:44.43ciynufone, iconnect or vonage?  whozah  has an opinion?   mostly used for a little long distance
23:45.26jsmithciy: nufone, because they support IAX and JerJer rocks...
23:45.40denonnufone rocks
23:46.25ciytheir site is funny
23:46.43ciylooks nice, but no prices like every1 else
23:46.45rickyis it nufone.net?
23:46.50ciyyah
23:46.51rickyi can not seem to be able to load it?
23:47.06rickyokay now i got it...too slow though
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23:48.58stonefly${CALLERIDNUM} from a sip client returns "SIP/EXT#-**" **=random characters, is there anyway to get rid of the -** ? It breaks call forwarding features...
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23:49.29rickyhow do i subscribe to nufone? and how much does it cost? any fixed fee. their website is indeed funny :-)
23:49.57smalenshekIs there anyone here that has used the Asterisk product for a service provider?
23:50.14HenryTheBIGHow I can receive calls on my * using FWD or sipphone.com or iptel.org?
23:50.19ciyi am trying to navigate it and find out
23:50.35ciyseems like email is the only option for prices
23:50.43HenryTheBIGSOmeone can send me a sample conf file?
23:51.03outtoluncprobably easier to email sales@nufone.net and request prices for the transit you need and volume you need
23:51.44smalenshekI am setting up a different product and I am considering changing to asterisk, but I wanted to find out about scalability and load volumes it can handle
23:52.10rickyhmmm . thanks for feedback guys. Hey Henry, you could visit www.loligo.com/asterisk for good examples from John Todd (is that right)
23:52.58HenryTheBIGricky: I try and steel dosen't work
23:53.23rickyhttp://www.loligo.com/asterisk/example-configs.2003-04-24/  try this
23:53.35rickyi have it open in my browser so it should work
23:53.56zoasmalenshek: scalability is not very good atm
23:54.20rickydid you mean to say that the examples didn't work or you couldn't get to the website
23:54.39HenryTheBIGricky: I try now
23:54.44smalenshekHmmmm  What is expected volume that it can handle before stability goes out the window?
23:55.07HenryTheBIGI can call with FWD or IPTel.org
23:55.24zoasmalenshek: depends on the codecs you use
23:55.32HenryTheBIGricky: but if someone call me is mailbox on my #
23:55.39zoai don't get it stable with > 20 users for 1 hour
23:55.41rickyi got IAX to work with iaxtel.com but i am having trouble with IPtel and FWD
23:56.05rickymostly because i am behind NAT
23:56.18smalenshekOh man...
23:56.20rickyHenry, i didn't quite get your question?
23:56.24smalenshekThat is bad zoa
23:56.39zoadepends on what you do
23:56.54rickyi am starting to learn it myself but you could get a lot answered here.
23:57.05smalenshekI have 15 7960 Cisco phones and I have expectations to deploy a VoIP solution as a resold service
23:57.07jsmithzoa: Which linux distribution?
23:57.12zoadebian
23:57.18zoaits a bug
23:57.23zoakram is looking into it
23:57.37denonhuh wha? debian bug?
23:57.55ciyno such thing )
23:58.00jsmithNo, asterisk bug... imagine that...
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23:58.06denonwhat's the bug with debian?
23:59.16tessierdebian is a bug :)
23:59.22rickydid anyone create a list of packages for * . I seem to have installed a lot of them driving the ROI down for my P2 450MHz
23:59.28denonI run our main * server on it ..
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23:59.35tessierOverall I like it too except when it pisses me off.
23:59.36denonjust about to CVS it up, so I figured I should be all ears
23:59.55tessierThe fact that you can't get any commercial support for debian keeps me from using it in client servers too. :(

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