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00:03.10illc0mmm~seen ManxPower
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00:11.50Nixwhy the happy dance bkw_?
00:11.56danielq~seen JerJer
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00:12.30JerJerplease leave your message after the tone
00:12.33JerJerBEEEEP
00:12.42SurJeONgetting * working is worthy of a happy dance :)
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00:13.05danielqJerJer: just wanted to chat about some H323 stuff
00:13.39JerJerhave you RTFM?
00:14.00danielqJerJer: it's not a bug report or a 'i can't get it working'
00:14.21JerJerok then why are you still using H.323?
00:14.33danielqJerJer: cos that's what CCM is happy with
00:14.40ConnorOKay... WTF is the diff between VoDSL and doing VoIP with DSL ?
00:14.41danielqJerJer: and I'm stuck with CCM
00:14.46JerJerchan_skinny
00:15.33illc0mmmHas anyone used the skinny protocol with * yet?
00:15.51JerJer*smacks head*
00:15.55ConnorI need to use h323 too, The guy who I'm using for a ld provider only supports h323
00:16.02danielqJerJer: does chan_skinny do CCM->gateway or just *->phone ??
00:16.19illc0mmmJerJer: I was asking of real world, not lab. sorry
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00:16.42JerJerConnor-: sounds like its time to shitcan that provider then
00:16.58JerJerdanielq: i've never tested CCM->chan_skinny
00:17.46JerJerbut i don't forsee it to be all that difficult to make work
00:17.51danielqJerJer: i need h323 to provide 'Redirecting Number' and the CCM sends it in a H221 non-standard IE. I've got a CCO doc on how to decode it. I was wondering if you familiar enough with the guts of the openh323 stack to point out where this could be done (where to set RDNIS with this info)
00:17.58JerJerjust requires the proper motivation
00:18.27illc0mmmJerJer: haha
00:19.17illc0mmmanyone have some good network tools for AGI?
00:19.24JerJerdanielq:  got url?   that might be something i could bang out quickly
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00:20.02CraigS__Nix: hi
00:20.35danielqJerJer: you got a CCO account?
00:20.42JerJeryep
00:21.01danielqJerJer: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/customer/tech/tk652/tk701/technologies_design_guide09186a00800e9ab9.shtml
00:21.20JerJer:)
00:21.33Nix:-)
00:21.42CraigS__I heard someone was having troubly with decoding OpenH323 packets
00:21.56CraigS__Seeing as I help wrote it, I thought I'd drop in
00:22.02CraigS__:)
00:22.12illc0mmmlol
00:22.24JerJerdanielq: wants a H.221 non-standard IE decoded :)
00:22.38CraigS__Sure - plety of examples in the H.323 code
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00:22.42CraigS__What do you need to know?
00:22.44JerJeryep
00:23.00JerJerhere's one
00:23.23danielqCraigS__: Cisco Callmanager puts the redirecting number in a H.221 IE, I need to copy it (ultimately) to *'s ${RDNIS} variable
00:23.38CraigS__OK - sure
00:23.47JerJerCraigS__: chan_h323 (my H.323 channel driver for asterisk) doesn't support 'native bridging'  or endpoint-to-endpoint audio
00:23.53CraigS__So they use a specific objectID to identify their nonstanard field?
00:24.20danielqCraigS__: I've got trace's from the openh323 lib which show the H221 PDU
00:24.31CraigS__OK
00:26.02CraigS__Without seeing those traces, it;s a little hard to give specific informaiton
00:26.05JerJerCraigS__:  is there any way to block the call to CreateRealTimeLogicalChannel until Asterisk has enough time to figure out where to send the rtp?
00:26.25danielqCraigS__: ok, i can grab them from my dev box...
00:26.59CraigS__jerjer: don;t send the OLC acknlwedge, i,e. don;t start the logical channels
00:27.09JerJerhmm
00:27.28CraigS__Send the OLC ack says "I am ready to open the channels now"
00:27.43CraigS__If you are not ready, then don;t send it :)
00:27.52CraigS__QuestionL what are you actually trying to do
00:28.03JerJerep-to-ep audio
00:28.10JerJerright now all audio runs thru Asterisk
00:28.17CraigS__Ahem: yes - as that is the poitn of VoIP I guess that :)
00:28.25JerJerso we could turn Asterisk into a signaling only device
00:28.49CraigS__OK - sounds like a good idea
00:28.59JerJerand let the EPs send RTP between each other
00:29.03JerJerno gatekeeper needed
00:29.03CraigS__So what is the actual problem you are trying to sovle?
00:29.16CraigS__Normally, you just don;t try to open the logical chans until you are ready
00:29.42JerJerWhen I have to create the H323Connection I don't know the peer RTP address
00:29.52JerJerso I have to give Asterisk's IP
00:30.04CraigS__Sure - nto sure what that has to do with logical chans though
00:30.25danielqCraigS__: just created a trace, how should I sent it?
00:30.26JerJeroh sheet
00:30.35CraigS__Send to craigs@postincrement.com
00:30.36JerJerhmm
00:30.58JerJerin CreateRealTimeLogicalChannel  i return a H323_ExternalRTPChannel
00:31.10CraigS__Yep - that will do it
00:31.19CraigS__But if the external device is not ready, you will have the same problem
00:31.36JerJerwell that's the thing in reality it is not an ~external~ device :)
00:31.55JerJerits the same application, just the ~asterisk~ side
00:32.27CraigS__From the point of view of the OpenH323 stack, it is an external device, i.e. it is NOT using the internal RTP stack
00:32.35JerJeryep
00:32.35CraigS__internal to OpenH323 that is
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00:33.40CraigS__OK - so what was the question again?
00:33.42CraigS__:)
00:33.44JerJerlol
00:33.55JerJerits really complicated, that's the trouble
00:34.05JerJersome code
00:34.06JerJer<PROTECTED>
00:34.06JerJer<PROTECTED>
00:34.35JerJerthat gets me whatever rtp info I have back from asterisk
00:35.04danielqCraigS__: sent thru that log
00:35.21CraigS__danielq: thanks
00:35.50JerJerbut things happen tooo fast in the H.323 side and the way asterisk does its ep2ep stuff I won't know the 'peer' when i have to acutally create the H323Connection object
00:36.23JerJerso u told me a while ago to close the channels and reopen them when I knew the proper info, but I couldn't make it work :(
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00:36.36jorgeraihello to everybody
00:36.40jorgeraihola a todo el mundo
00:36.49CraigS__jer: I guess I am still confused
00:37.14jorgeraicarlos are you there?
00:37.17JerJeryep i've confused two other Open H.323 developers
00:37.21CraigS__jer: btw: robert said you were going to contact me a while ago about this, but I never heard from you
00:37.38jorgeraii am trying to call you but jaja is occupaed
00:37.40JerJeryeah, the funding source I had went away
00:37.53CraigS__Ah - a common problem these days :)
00:37.58jorgeraihello
00:38.18JerJerand i've already predicted the death of H.323 and upgarded my network to IAX  
00:38.37JerJerupgraded
00:38.57jorgeraidead h323?
00:39.01CraigS__jer: :) people have been prediciting the death of H.323 for a long time. Given that 80% of VoIP calls are stil usign it, I think it has a time to go yet :)
00:39.05jorgeraiI don't think so
00:39.09ConnorOKay... WTF is the diff between VoDSL and doing VoIP with DSL ?
00:39.41MSpinConnor: VoDSL is actually VoATM
00:39.41danielqConnor: at a guess I'd say VoDSL is putting the voice over ATM
00:39.45atacomm~seen Stealth_Man
00:39.47stealth_man <~Stealth_M@h-67-101-128-72.NYCMNY83.dynamic.covad.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 1d 2h 38m 58s ago, saying: 'how is going ?'.
00:39.57MSpinit's actually a realyl cool deal
00:40.05JerJerCraigS__:  Yeah its the 400 lb gorilla so it will be around for a while
00:40.08jorgeraisomebody know about the sun microsistem
00:40.09jorgerai?
00:40.17ConnorI've seen 3 things on it.. Frame, ATM and IP
00:40.37MSpinConnor: on what?
00:40.42ConnorVoDSL
00:40.58ConnorGo read this... http://www.iec.org/online/tutorials/voice_dsl/
00:41.07ConnorIt's got me totally confussde.
00:41.24jorgeraisomebody knows about sun microsistem ?
00:41.43Nixjorgerai: a little. why?
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00:42.06]data[_grr
00:42.07ollie-wmso why would zap no longer recognisyeah
00:42.08]data[_stupid telco's
00:42.17NixConner: VoDSL should be a P2P connectoction only
00:42.25JerJerum
00:42.26jorgeraibecause i have the sunfire 280r new and I going to sell and I need more information about this server
00:42.28jorgerai?
00:42.41bkw_VoDSL is just voice at the ATM level isn't it?
00:42.47JerJerdanielq:  i thought chan_h323 and CCM don't play nice with each other
00:42.57JerJerbecause of this native bridging problem
00:43.06danielqJerJer: i'm using chan_oh323 for that reason
00:43.24JerJerthen why u buggin me?
00:43.26danielqJerJer: i'm bugging you because you're much more familiar with the h323 code
00:43.27jorgerainix and them?
00:43.33Nixjorgerai: did you check sun.com ?
00:43.41jorgeraiok
00:43.48danielqJerJer: i've been trying to work this out on my own without much success
00:44.07jorgeraibut I read that in this system is working fine the solaris and linux too
00:44.07JerJermotivate me to make chan_h323 native bridge
00:44.17danielqJerJer: go JerJer go!
00:44.36zoa2J E R J E R JERJER !
00:44.38zoa2GO !
00:44.41Nixjorgerai: most sun boxes can run linux. what has that got to do with anything?
00:44.50]data[hmmmm, a friend of mine asked me how much it costs to call a cell phone in Japan, so i dug out my 4 rate tables and came up with pricing between 28cents & 31cents/minute, they then said they'll stick with their carrier at 8 cents a minute - 8 cents!? thats insane!
00:44.52MSpinbkw_: yeah, they just use a sep PVC
00:44.59danielqJerJer: basically this is a showstopper for me.  I need this to do a proof-of-concept for our directors...then I can convince them to use * for more than just VM
00:45.17Nixyou would generally leave Solaris on them though as it usually scaled better on the high end boxes
00:45.36]data[Jer Jer he's our man! If he can't make chan_h323 native bridge! Nobody can!
00:45.40]data[or something
00:45.52danielqJerJer: and one of the director's mates wants a VM that'll interface with CCM this way. If I can do this he'll actually pay for it...if I get some cash I can put it on the end of a stick for you ;)
00:46.14]data[danielq: brown paper bags & used notes are better than sticks
00:46.34]data[you could always put the bag on the stick and wave that at him i spose :-)
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00:47.09JerJerdanielq: do you have a development CCM we can quite possibly blow up?
00:48.02CraigS__I'm still waiting to hear what is the problem with doing a signalling only H.323 module for Asterisk
00:48.10CraigS__I know OpenH323 can do it (been there done that)
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00:49.10JerJerits more a problem with the way I have to deal with the peer information
00:49.52CraigS__OK - then what is the problem?
00:50.08JerJerok lets talk inbuond H.323 calls
00:50.13CraigS__Sure
00:50.29CraigS__You get a SETUP
00:50.30Connor_Were doing ADSL over ATM, just trying to make sense of VoDSL etc...
00:50.39JerJerH.323 call comes in, asterisk then creates an H323Connection object
00:50.57CraigS__OK
00:51.05JerJerwith the peer IP and port set to the 'asterisk' ip address and selected port from the  asterisk's RTP stack
00:51.27JerJerthen Asterisk plays prompts and/or listens for DTMf, etc
00:51.33tz-afkouttolunc: thanks!
00:51.36CraigS__DO you have that information available at that time?
00:51.55CraigS__Given the call has just arrived, you may not have the RTP ports right now
00:51.55JerJeryes, right now the RTP is going from the A LEg (H.323 device) to Asterisk
00:52.07CraigS__In some H.323 systesm, media is not even though about untiol after the connect occurs
00:52.25danielqJerJer: my current dev box is behind a nat, but i could setup another one
00:52.31MSpinConnor: VoDSL requires special CPE and a device to get the voice data in the ATM cells from the DSLAM onto a normal TDM (i.e. T1) or IP network
00:52.43JerJerthen Asterisk decides to make another H.323 call
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00:53.05CraigS__Well, you have quite a lot of handsaking to do before tyou can just start firing media
00:53.06JerJerand I have a function that gets called with the 'new' peer ip and port infomation
00:53.12Connor_MSpin: There any performance diff between VoDSL and doing VoIP over DSL ?
00:53.22CraigS__lets not worry about the seocnd leg yet
00:53.30JerJerthat's the trouble
00:53.33CraigS__Lets handle the incoming leg first
00:54.04JerJerok
00:54.06MSpinConnor_: VoDSL will probably be more efficient..but it requires special hardware
00:54.53JerJerCraigS__:  got vnc? i can very quickly  run you thru my nasty code
00:54.58MSpinConnor: well, most VoDSL stuff I've seen used full PCM audio...
00:55.12Connor_MSpin: So, my best bet is to use a Cisco 827-4V or some ATA's
00:55.23CraigS__jer: Nope - no VNC. Can you explain the problem further?
00:55.29JerJerok
00:55.39NixConner: forget VoDSL. If you don't know what it is you don't need it :-)
00:55.55MSpinConnor: yeah, unless you're an ISP there isn't a way to do VoDSL :)
00:56.01Nixjust use plain old VoIP.
00:56.09JerJerthe problem is I need to have the H323Connection and the resulting External_RTP objects going first, so Asterisk can play prompts down the line...this works good
00:56.37Connor_MSpin: I am a ISP... But, we do wholsale for our DSL.. I.E. buy it from bell, and they trunk it to us via ATM
00:56.49JerJerthen later on, i'm going to have to close those existing channels and establish new ones
00:57.23MSpinConnor: stick with VoIP :)
00:57.24JerJeror signal the remote end to talk to a different ip/port for its RTP  
00:57.56JerJerI lost Robert pretty quickly in this problem also
00:57.57Connor_MSpin: probably cheaper anyway...  Trying to find a way to compete with Network Telphoney
00:57.57MSpinConnor: you'd need to get a new ($$$$) box to hook into your ATM network and fairly expensive CPE
00:58.22CraigS__Making a H.323 endpoint close/re-open channels can be "challenging"
00:58.25MSpinI would love it if my DSL provider offered phone service
00:58.38CraigS__Nothing to do with OpenH323, it's just a very complex thing to do
00:58.40JerJerCraigS__: yes!  i have first hand expereince
00:59.26CraigS__Well, there are several ways to do it
00:59.52Connor_We'll be doing VoIP with Qos/ToS ... Just trying to understand what the competion was going.. and I just saw a install that would boggle your mind
01:00.00Simonh_caAnyone have reccomendations for SIP->PRI gateways that support > 100 PRI?
01:00.25CraigS__01,99The simplest is to use a facilty redirect to make the call go elswhere when you are finished01,99
01:00.32CraigS__That is basically the same as a making two calls
01:00.36MSpinConnor: a VoDSL install ?
01:00.38Nixwtf! 100 PRI. you have to be kidding.wtf!
01:00.46Connor_Customer suppose to have 384k, however, they have a Netopia ISDN router... and the 3 phone lines they had where coming straight off the demarc.  and only getting 128k speed
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01:00.55CraigS__Or you can try using request mode to shut down a channel and re-open it
01:01.01CraigS__Or use TCS =0, to do the same
01:01.02Simonh_canix: I wasn't
01:01.16puzzledSimonh_ca: prolly makes more sense to use T3/E3/DS3
01:01.27MSpinConnor: hehe, fun
01:01.27Connor_Simonh_ca Cisco AS5300's
01:01.31JerJeri was thinking we could make it happen if chan_h323 had gatekeeping skills also
01:01.39Nixerm. Either you need quite a few Asterisk boxes, or you need something a bit more serious.
01:01.40Simonh_capuzzled: true, I'd prefer chennlized STS (but DS3 is more likely)
01:01.45CraigS__A GK will not affect this at all
01:01.47Connor_MSpin: I think the provider is blowing smoke up their a$$
01:01.47ZebbleSimonh_ca:  Nortel/AAstra CVX
01:01.52wwSimonh_ca: nortel access node express, groom SONET OC3 or OC12 and groom to many asterisk boxen with 4xT1
01:01.55NixI would suggest clarent with DSP cards.
01:01.58CraigS__A GK is totally high level signalling
01:02.06Simonh_caConnor: I've been looking at the 5850 (4 X CT3s)
01:02.12Nixdepends on what codec you need.
01:02.36JerJerCraigS__:  but the GK can either proxy the RTP or tell the EPs to talk rtp to themeselves
01:02.38Connor_Simonh_ca: probably a good bet too.
01:03.40JerJermy brain isn't in H.323 mode any more :(
01:03.49CraigS__jer: Yeah, but that has nothing to do with whether it is a GK. That's a proxy
01:04.21CraigS__A gateway can be a proxy, or a client could be a proxy.
01:04.29JerJerinteresting
01:04.34Simonh_caZebble: Aastra supports SIP?
01:04.44ZebbleSimonh_ca:  supposed to.
01:05.33CraigS__jer: to be accurate, a GK must act as a H.225 RAS server If it does anything else, that's great, but it's a GK because it actis a RAS server
01:05.54JerJerhmm gotcha
01:06.18JerJeri've wrote a simple GK, back in the day
01:07.02CraigS__jer: which is why I think it is funny when people say SIP is so much easer: SIP registrar == H.323 GK, SIP proxy == H323 proxy, SIP gateway == H323 gateway. And they call be combined. Whats the problem, I ask? :)
01:07.15JerJerIAX
01:07.21JerJerno RTP
01:07.23CraigS__they CAN be combined, I should have said
01:07.43JerJerblows thru NAT/Firewalls without any trouble
01:07.47CraigS__IAX is just another prooritary media protocol. net2Phone have their own, and so do lots of other people
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01:07.58JerJerbut IAX is not propreitary
01:08.02tessier__IAX is proprietary? huh?
01:08.09JerJerjust not well documented
01:08.15CraigS__So would RTP, if they would just relax the stupid adjacent port requirement
01:08.24JerJerahh
01:08.33CraigS__Sorry, I should have said IAX is not a standard, as in IETF/ITU etc
01:08.41JerJerbut IAX is a single UDP socket
01:08.42JerJerfor all calls
01:08.45JerJer:)
01:09.11haighishas anyone used voiceglo on here?
01:09.15CraigS__Which means that a whole lot of stuff that RTP provides is not there, such as round trip times, etc etc
01:09.43CraigS__If IAX was to be used for trunk routes, then it would need everything that RTP has. Which is why SIP uses it too )but they have other problems)
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01:10.18haighisanyone...come on...
01:10.30Zebblewish mark could hear this
01:10.40Nixthats been my arguement for a long time. when you get to complicated networks, any protocol that can do everything you need begins to end up looking alot like h.323 :-)
01:10.48CraigS__Exactly
01:10.58haighisyou wish Mark would hear what?
01:11.29CraigS__I know from personal experience that H.323 is not an easy protocl, but have you tried to get toether the 70-million RFCS for SIPa nd ake sense of them? Ouch!
01:12.22Simonh_caIs there a repository for interesting agi scripts?
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01:12.38NixSIP is going to get worse with all the Instant Messenging crap they are adding to it.. By the time they finish it will be more bloaded that H.323 with less design forethough :-(
01:12.39CraigS__SO where did we get on the briding problem? :)
01:12.44Death_INCshould have IAX-T for major trunking, and IAX-S for single links or something, should be easy enough to just drop off parts and lower the payload for single calls
01:13.16JerJerIAX: has Informaton Elements that can provide rtp-likestatistics
01:13.22CraigS__Lets get back to the problem at hand
01:13.25Death_INCor just have it part of the protocol to negotiate what fields need to be in the packets, and what can be omitted as un-needed
01:13.27JerJerbut iax also has a slick trunking feature that allows like 90 calls in 1.536 mbps
01:13.45NixDeath_INC: If you are doing major trunking I assume firewalls would not be a problem, therefore the reason for using IAX sorta goes away
01:13.54JerJeryep closing and reopening of some logical channels
01:14.12Death_INCreason for using IAX is bandwidth savings and the fact that it's an open protocol isn't it?
01:14.21JerJerNix:  try doing iax2 trunking with RTP
01:14.57NixDeath_INC: When you start negotioating parts of protocols.. guess what.. you start to look alot like H.323 :-)
01:15.21Death_INChah (just pulling stuff out of my ass anyways)
01:15.22CraigS__jer: So, you have an incoming H.323 call. You want to send the endpoint some audio (before or after the call is established), then tell it to re-open the RTP channels to somewhere else? Is that correct?
01:15.34JerJeragain that's the trouble
01:15.50JerJerasterisk ~can~ answer the H.323 call and play an IVR and/or listen for DTMF
01:16.02JerJerthen establish another H.323 (or even SIP) call
01:16.35JerJeri spoze if asterisk wasn't actually answering the H.323 call thisproblem would be a bit easier
01:16.51CraigS__Everyone seems to know what the problem is except me
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01:17.21Death_INCproblem is that * can't tell the client hey! go talk to endpoint Y intead of me, correct?
01:17.32JerJerunfortunately its not a simple problem
01:17.34JerJerlets talk SIP for a second
01:17.47Death_INCnice splits
01:17.54Nixwait for him to come back.
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01:18.09JerJerCraigS__: back with us?
01:18.09CraigS__I'm here )I think)
01:18.12JerJerCraigS__ ok
01:18.13Nix:-)
01:18.31JerJerlets talk how asterisk deals with SIP for a second
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01:18.46CraigS__I just got 70-dozen messages about signons and sign offs, which is spamming my scrren
01:18.46Nix<PROTECTED>
01:18.46Nixcorrect?
01:18.46Nix<PROTECTED>
01:18.46JerJerasterisk sets up a SIP call, possibly answers it and plays a prompt, whatever
01:18.50JerJerthen makes another SIP call
01:18.54Nixwhy not?
01:19.06CraigS__likewise: why not?
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01:19.21JerJerlets give things a couple minutes to stablize
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01:19.39tclarkHi all! we need to do some major rehubbing so that a sponsor can reboot one of the main EU hubs.
01:19.46Death_INCwtf are they doing, aah
01:19.47CraigS__Or go to MSN/ICQ whatever:) I'm going to get a snack - back soon
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01:20.02scromplilo needs new tires for his truck
01:20.22Tarohi - I noticed asterisk supports voice mail, but what about fax?  Can you have multiple fax-mail-boxes?
01:20.43JerJertclark:  bastards
01:20.46JerJerlinux should never need a reboot
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01:20.57Tarowelcome back
01:21.02Tarohi - I noticed asterisk supports voice mail, but what about fax?  Can you have multiple fax-mail-boxes?
01:21.03puzzledmaybe it's a hacked debian box
01:21.04Death_INChmm, they need to do online kernel upgrades
01:21.06Zebble~jbot blows
01:21.09Death_INCthat would be cool
01:21.32Death_INCTaro, there's an app for RxFAX, but I havnt been able to get it to work yet
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01:21.38Death_INCTaro, theoretically if that gets working yes you could ;)
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01:22.31TaroDeath_INC, thanks!
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01:24.08tclarkjer:  CraigS == Craig Southeren ?
01:24.19Nixyes tclark
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01:24.39tclarkk
01:24.39NixI asked him to join the channel and help out
01:24.47JerJeri'm getting sick
01:25.02Death_INCI think it's motion sickness from all the spinning
01:25.37CraigSAre we all settled down now?
01:25.47JerJermaybe
01:25.49Connor_dunno
01:25.50CraigS:)
01:26.06CraigSjer: I'm still trying to break down the problem
01:26.20CraigSSO lets try again
01:26.26JerJerSIP has REINVITE that lets one send a new SDP with possibly different RTP information
01:26.36JerJerthis is basically what I have to do but with H.323
01:27.01CraigSIt's been a long time since I looked at SIP in that level of detail
01:27.05CraigSSO lets stay with H.323
01:27.30JerJerINVITE ~ H.323 setup
01:27.38JerJer~  = sorta equals
01:28.06CraigSYou have an incoming H323 call, and you establish media (which means you have logical channels)
01:28.12JerJeryes
01:28.24JerJermedia goes to Asterisk
01:28.28JerJerto/from
01:28.28CraigSYou send some audio, you get some DTMF
01:28.38CraigSTHen you decide you want to send the media somewhere else, right?
01:28.45JerJerthen asterisk makes another RTP based call, lets say H.323
01:29.06CraigSi.e. something happened on the other side of Asterisk (SIP/H.323/who cares)
01:29.09JerJerright now asterisk has to deal with all of the RTP bandwdith
01:29.19JerJeryes
01:29.31CraigSand now we want to tell the originating endpoint to exchange RTP directly with some other entity
01:29.36JerJeryes
01:29.41CraigSOK - cool
01:30.11JerJeror just tell them "here is a new IP and port to talk RTP with"
01:30.26CraigSSo I presume Asterisk does this now by being an RTP source/destination itself, and then relayng the RTP when it has the new call?
01:30.55JerJerproxying
01:31.01CraigSRTP proxying, yes
01:31.31JerJeryes if you have two H.323 hard phones calling each other the RTP goes   h.323 fone ----asterisk-----h.323 fone
01:31.48CraigSOK - so you have to tell the endpoint to shutdown the logical channel (which is NOT the H323Connection) and then restart the channels with new RTP addresses
01:32.13JerJerwhich is the challenging part
01:32.18JerJer:)
01:32.18CraigSAsterisk is still handling the sighamlling, but now the new logical channels go to the other end
01:32.26JerJeryes
01:32.32CraigSNow I understand the problem :)
01:32.51CraigSlets look at the solutions:
01:33.03CraigSThere a Facility command call facilioty redirect
01:33.14CraigSTHat tells the endpoint to tear down the call, and make a new call to another address
01:33.33haighiscan * connect with vonage?
01:33.41CraigSThat is no good for us, because we want to keep the call running, and besedes, the otehr endpoint may not be H.323 :)
01:33.51CraigSSO we need to use something else
01:33.52JerJernot the best...the goal here is to be able to switch H.323 to SIP  or H.323 to MGCP
01:34.28bkw_lasdkfjaliwoijalwjnoaiwrej
01:34.31bkw_and thats how you do that
01:34.39Death_INChaighis, I think vonage uses SIP, so yes * can
01:34.49bkw_NO it can't
01:34.53bkw_they encrypt all the stuff
01:34.58CraigSWe can use TCS=0, which shuts down the logical channels by clearing the termcap set
01:35.03mishehuand again, bkw_ tries to prove the theory that an infinite number of monkeys typing at typewriters will produce a work of shakespeare
01:35.17Death_INChaighis, dont listen to me, vonage sucks :b
01:35.19bkw_mishehu Prez. Bush seems to think it does
01:35.23JerJerCraigS:  hmm i didn't know about that one
01:35.33CraigSTHat is pretty brutal, and besides, we know the term cap set of the other end and we don't want to renegotiate a new onw
01:35.37mishehubkw_: who do you think writes his scripts?
01:35.38mishehuheh
01:35.42JerJerahhh
01:35.47bkw_haha
01:36.01CraigSOK - so this sounds like a job for "RequestMode Man"
01:36.19CraigSTHis is a catch-all command that allows you to do fun things to logical channels
01:36.36zoa2like listening and muxing them in real time ? :)
01:36.56CraigSI've not spoken to  "RequestMode Man" for a while, so I need to find him and re-remeber what he does
01:37.21CraigSzoa: ah no. You can change codecs, shut them down and restart, fun things like that
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01:37.45CraigSOr finally, you can just send a close logical channel and them re-open,
01:38.01CraigSEither RequestMode or CloselogicalChannel would be the way to go
01:38.15CraigSI'll need to look at the spec again to find out which one would be best
01:38.23CraigSOr you can look at the code/spec yourself?
01:38.31CraigSDoes any of that make sense?
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01:39.07JerJeryeah, the real fun part is making it acutally hapen
01:39.08JerJerhappen
01:39.09CraigSHmmm...seems like I put everyone to sleep :)
01:39.24JerJer01RequestModeChange()  is what your talking about?
01:39.27Death_INC*thud*zzzzzz
01:39.31CraigS:)
01:39.34CraigSYep
01:39.35Connor_Still here, just reading the text as is scrolls by..
01:39.36JerJerin H323Connection object
01:39.56CraigSNot sure how much that has been tested. I know Damien (from GnomeMEeting) was doing stuff
01:39.56CraigSwith it
01:40.12JerJerso i call that func, then i override On01RequestModeChange to tweak the pdu ?
01:40.13bkw_H323 NEED TO BE PURGED FROM THIS GALAXY!!!!
01:40.20Death_INCCraigS, do most h.323 implimentations actually honor those commands?
01:40.22bkw_by order of bkw_... it shall be done.
01:40.51CraigSbkw: You are part of the rebel alliance and a traitor: Take him away
01:41.05JerJerif not ~most~ hopefully the big 3
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01:41.27bkw_haha
01:41.35bkw_CraigS I just don't like it....
01:41.54CraigSjer: yes, they should honor them, But like most protocol stacks of any type, there are corners of the functionality that sometimes have unexpected side effects (read bugs)
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01:42.13bkw_its like a heavy flow protocol.. for when you feel like hitting a nail with a sledgehammer.
01:42.25bkw_*WHACK*
01:42.31TheFloydwoohoo
01:42.34TheFloydi got my sipura today
01:42.46bkw_CraigS I use JerJer's chan_h323 driver in production.
01:42.48CraigSbkw: then don;t use it :) No--one is making you. And when you graduate from kiddy progs to real stuff, we'll be here :)
01:43.19JerJerthe other problem is i've purged my test lab and production network of all of my fun H.323 devices (ie 5300s)
01:43.40CraigShard problems require hard solutions: if SIP every replaces H.323, it will be as complex as H.323
01:44.07CraigSIn the mean time, I will make money supporting both. I can do both for money :)
01:44.18JerJerright on
01:44.27knight-does anyone actually recommend ACPI?
01:44.38bkw_Your Bi-Protocol aware eh?
01:44.55JerJeri'll certianly spend the time to implement this major bug fix, but i've got be properly motivated
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01:45.10mack_jpnJerjer: please tell me. chan_h323 has a endpoint feature? can I make a connection directry with a H/W VoIP-GW like a quintum?
01:45.13CraigSI walk both sides of the VoIP street. And quite a few dark back alleys as well.
01:45.28bkw_sweeet
01:45.40JerJermack_jpn: um sure
01:45.45JerJerwhy would you think differently?
01:45.58JerJersee topic of this channel
01:46.17bkw_ok whats voiceglo?
01:46.21bkw_and does it work with *
01:46.30JerJeralledgely
01:46.31haighisbkw_ I was asking that very question...
01:46.52haighisJerJer: does it work with *?
01:46.52bkw_is this softphone usable with *
01:47.15haighiswell voiceglo doesn't give out the server address
01:47.20JerJerhaighis: no idea
01:47.47haighisJerJer: did you hear from somewhere...it may work with *?
01:47.57mack_jpnJerJer: oh ya. I don't know. i think it's must require gnugk. surpise :-)
01:48.03JerJersome lamer on the asterisk mailing list said so
01:48.18haighishmmm...:)
01:48.45haighisi tried the webphone version....they named the cab file iax.cab
01:48.48bkw_yes its iax
01:48.52bkw_iax.cabis downloading
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01:49.04NixCraig: regarding trunking.
01:49.25haighisi wonder if the maker of voiceglo lurks around this list..
01:49.29Connor_kram come back, we talking h323!
01:49.52Nixisnt there a new/differnt RTP that allows trunking of calls together ALA clarent?
01:49.53CraigSjer: further to our discussion. RequestMode is not suitable, Near as I can tell.  you need to send a RequestChannelClose to close down the logical channels, and then re-open them with the new parameters
01:49.59kramwhat h323?
01:50.17Nixlol
01:50.36kramwell well
01:50.44kramis craig gonna help out with h323?
01:50.46NixKram = master of all things asterisk
01:50.50kramone would imagine he knows a thing or two about it
01:50.53CraigSHi Kram
01:50.54NixCraig = master of all things H323
01:50.54kram:)
01:50.58Nix:-)
01:51.03CraigSco-master, actually :)
01:51.23CraigSBut Robert is away on work - Finland _ beleive :)
01:51.35JerJerCraigS:  do i really need to override OnRequestModecChange() or just send the RequestModeChange(newMode)
01:52.00haighisbkw_ did you get the webphone downloaded?
01:52.04kramunfortunately i can't really contribute anything to an H323 discussion
01:52.11haighisor Glophone as it's called...
01:52.32kramalthough i can help with anything that is needed as far as asterisk architecture
01:52.38CraigSjer: Read above. RequestMode is not suitable
01:52.45JerJerhmm.. i see  another set of calls to CreateRealTimeLogicalChannel()....this time I need to provide the new 'near-end' ip and port, right ?
01:52.49CraigSYou need to close down the logical chans and re-open with the new paramaters
01:52.59JerJeroh sucky... missed that one
01:53.01haighiskram on the off chance...do you know if voiceglo uses IAX?
01:53.20bkw_haighis nope
01:53.23bkw_I forgot my damn username
01:53.27krami don't know precisely
01:54.45CraigSjer: GM was playing with this kind of function previously. They wanted to allow the user to shutdown video and then restart. Damien and I fixed a view bugs in that area, so it did seem to work
01:54.54kramokay i'm headed home.  just call me if you need me
01:54.56krambk's got my #
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01:55.22haighisbkw_ i took me a week to get going with the webphone..it would just keep crashing...
01:55.25JerJerCraigS:  hmm ok
01:55.43CraigSjer: You just need to make sure the new channel uses the new RTP parms, rather than just using the old ones like GM is doing
01:55.47CraigSSHould be the same thing
01:56.03JerJeryeah
01:56.13CraigSjer: Give it a go, and if you find any any problems, give me a email etc
01:56.18Connor_You can do it JerJer!!
01:56.41JerJertwo problems,  Time and Tools
01:56.42bkw_haighis wonder if I can use this with *
01:57.03CraigSSame problem as the rest of us :)
01:57.04haighisbkw_ well i was thinking of getting ethereal going...to get the IP...
01:57.31CraigSbkw: what is all the * business? Am I missing the joke? :)
01:57.42haighisor i could just email helpdesk@voiceglo.com and ask
01:57.59Connor_* = Asterisk
01:58.17CraigSOh - of course. Silly me
01:58.45haighisI know someone on here knows...about voiceglo and *..
01:59.08bkw_haighis get it
01:59.17bkw_haighis if you get it let me know
01:59.20bkw_wait I don't need that
01:59.21bkw_hold up
01:59.23JerJerCraigS:  i'm not having much luck finding 01RequestChannelClose
01:59.29JerJeris it H245_01RequestChannelClose ?
01:59.36haighisbkw_ why did you figure it out?
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01:59.58CraigSjer: sure
02:00.07CraigSJust do a CloseLogicalChannel
02:00.29JerJerthat was my next question
02:01.31bkw_haighis netstat -na on the widnows box
02:01.39bkw_just pick out the ones that don't match
02:02.09Connor_So, if you do what you guys have been talking about... * should be able to talk to CCM
02:02.19JerJeryes
02:02.37JerJeralong with open up many other fun possiblities
02:02.59Connor_I thoght chan_oh323 let you talk to ccm.. I never got it to work...
02:02.59JerJeropening
02:03.07bkw_haighis snif it
02:03.15bkw_5036 is open on my windows box
02:03.16haighisbkw_ did that not work..?
02:03.25danielqConnor_: that's what i'm using now
02:03.31JerJerConnor:  some say that asterisk-oh323 does interop with CCM others say it doesn't
02:03.36bkw_haighis no
02:03.59CraigSCCM is very complex. SOmetimes CCM does not work with CCM :)
02:04.18Connor_I never got it too. I got your h323 to work better than oh323.. At least I was getting some sound from it.
02:04.31Nixcheers guys
02:04.56JerJerCraigS:  so u know there are two H.323 channel drivers for Asterisk
02:05.05JerJermine, which is distrubuted with Asterisk
02:05.10JerJerand a 3rd party driver
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02:05.43CraigSOK - thanks for the info
02:05.57JerJerthe other one created a psudo sound card to buffer the audio over to Open H.323 and its RTP stack
02:06.12CraigSOuch - sounds nasty
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02:06.49haighisbkw_ i don't have ethereal here. only at work...
02:07.05CraigSTime for me to go guys: I got other work to do
02:07.05los415hey
02:07.06bkw_I'm going to have it setup here in a few
02:07.16JerJerCraigS: thanks for your guidance
02:07.25haighisbkw_.. if you find it can you email john@shelluser.net...
02:07.25CraigSI'm usually on MSN or ICQ if anyone wants to ping me
02:08.01los415hey guys i got a quick question is there any type of web interface that goes along with asterisk
02:08.05CraigSCall me in if any interestign conversations happen regarding OpenH323
02:08.20JerJerCraigS:  will do  :)
02:08.44danielqlos415: astweb.sf.net is in dev
02:08.58JerJerlos415:  sure, write one
02:09.04haighisbkw_..voiceglo is very MR. ROBOTO
02:09.15JerJerhehe LPC-10
02:09.31Connor_So, how long till you get h323 wirking right? JerJer?? :)
02:09.39haighisJerJer..it's good stuff isn't ....
02:09.53JerJerConnor:  that depends on how motivated I am
02:10.04haighisshit i got disconnected from their operator...how lame
02:10.24CraigSBye for now
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02:10.52Connor_So, did you get enough info to fix the problem?
02:11.02JerJerbasically
02:11.11JerJerits still gonna be pretty tough
02:11.56Connor_as is most things.  I wish I could get verification that codecs had prioritys
02:12.29Connor_Somone said it was in the order in which they're listing in the conf files, someone else said it was hardcoded..
02:12.59JerJerits hardcoded in chan_h323
02:13.09JerJerbut i believe sip has priorities
02:13.30Connor_should be ast_best_codec found in channel.c
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02:15.58Connor_<PROTECTED>
02:20.22bkw_voiceglo must do something because its rejecting my login now
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02:21.27jorgeraihola a todos en el canal
02:21.32jorgeraihey carlos estas aqui?
02:22.43jorgeraihola
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02:59.48ollie-wDEBUG[1217662256]: File chan_zap.c, Line 3270 (zt_exception): Exception on 18, channel 1
02:59.54ollie-wany ideas?
02:59.56ollie-wDEBUG[1217662256]: File chan_zap.c, Line 3270 (zt_exception): Exception on 18, channel 1
03:00.08ollie-wbascially it's not detecting the pickup
03:00.11ollie-wsorry I mean hangup
03:11.24atacomm~seen stealth_man
03:11.31stealth_man <~Stealth_M@h-67-101-128-72.NYCMNY83.dynamic.covad.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 1d 5h 10m 42s ago, saying: 'how is going ?'.
03:13.03bkw_ACK I have too many voip providers to pick from
03:13.03bkw_haha
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03:15.14Mike~seen mike
03:15.15mike is currently on #asterisk (1h 12s).  Has said a total of 1 messages.  Is idling for 1s
03:15.16bkw_ww wasabi
03:15.25wwnew logger patch
03:15.29bkw_seen it
03:15.31bkw_impressive
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03:15.39ww:)
03:16.11Mikehey guys when someone calls to my house and they get promt the autoresponder and they dial my extension even when they hangup if they dial my extension the phone continues ringing
03:16.43bkw_its that crackhead GS
03:16.53Mikebkw_: you sure?
03:17.24bkw_ww you tested this patch?
03:17.44bkw_because if I have to jumpstart this install again.. i'm gonna be pisssssssssssed
03:17.58wwnot extensively yet. but it runs and seems to work...
03:18.02wwjumpstart?
03:18.17bkw_I have a script called jumpstart
03:18.23bkw_it has all the patches I need on my install in it
03:18.33bkw_I run one script.. it syncs the src.. applies the patches
03:18.36bkw_installs everything
03:18.44bkw_thus I called it jumpstart
03:18.47wwoh
03:18.58bkw_the neat part is I can use it on any box
03:19.15bkw_wget -q -O - http://www.site.com/jumpstart.sh | sh
03:19.17bkw_muhahhaha
03:19.25bkw_now how is that for easy?
03:19.39wwyou could build an asterisk installing worm like that...
03:19.47bkw_oh thats funny
03:19.48bkw_but yes
03:20.04bkw_or a newbie setup wizard
03:21.44wwbtw, i also added timestamps to console logs...
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03:22.38bkw_YOU BROKE IT
03:22.57ww??
03:23.19bkw_shame on you
03:23.27bkw_* will not start AT ALL
03:23.35bkw_and all the nice logs that tell me WHY are GONE GONE GONE
03:23.40bkw_evil ww
03:23.42bkw_haha
03:23.45wwlogger.conf
03:24.04wwif you don't configure the logger you don't get any logs
03:24.08wwsimple, no?
03:24.36bkw_ok
03:24.38bkw_I see a problem
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03:24.52bkw_you broke g729
03:25.01wwwhat??
03:25.04bkw_yep
03:25.09bkw_don't ask me how
03:25.33wwno, can't be
03:25.45bkw_and BOOM works
03:25.53bkw_and checks this again
03:26.16wwoh g729 is that weird proprietary codec no?
03:26.23bkw_yep
03:26.26bkw_its not weird
03:26.28bkw_its a standard
03:26.31wwand you have a binary image?
03:26.32bkw_but it COSTS OUT THE ASS
03:26.37bkw_ya
03:26.42wwnot source
03:26.51wwi.e. you didn't just recompile it
03:26.57bkw_nope
03:26.59bkw_its binary only
03:27.08wwthat's why... and that's a problem
03:27.25wwalthough i have little sympathy for binary only software problems...
03:27.29wwthe reason is...
03:27.34h3xget a max tnt
03:27.35h3x:P
03:27.41h3xg.729 baby
03:27.48bkw_but that don't help me with *
03:27.51bkw_goober
03:28.00ww#define ast_log(L, ...) ast_logger(L, _A_, __VA_ARGS__)
03:28.13wwit can't find the ast_log symbol because it's gone
03:28.19bkw_yes
03:28.27bkw_thats __VA_ARGS__ I bet is it
03:28.52wwthe reason is, can't have namespace conflict with syslog.h
03:29.00wwso can't define LOG_*
03:29.28wwinstead we use the syslog definitions, and add in the filename and line printing stuff with that define...
03:29.32bkw_ep that broke it
03:29.38bkw_you broke g729
03:29.44bkw_evil evil evil.. I blame VoiceAge
03:29.49bkw_BITE ME VOICEAGE
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03:32.11bkw_but you can get rid of the voiceglo high reliablility crap
03:32.32haighisMR. ROBOTO...
03:32.38sizzzungDOMO ARIGATO
03:32.41sizzzungMR ROBOTO
03:32.43sizzzungbkw
03:32.46bkw_yes
03:32.47sizzzungis bkw in the hizzozouse?
03:32.56sizzzungBKW IS IN THE HIZZZOUSE.
03:33.02bkw_ok thats ghey
03:33.04sizzzungraise the roof like we're all on roofies.
03:33.15bkw_NOT!
03:33.41haighissee you all
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03:34.54wwso maybe you can make a small c file with
03:35.03wwextern void ast_logger( ......);
03:35.23wwvoid *ast_log = ast_logger;
03:35.26wwor similar?
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03:36.47bkw_Q wha tup
03:36.51Q-At-Homewould it be correct to say that on an x101p you cant do callouts with "wait for answer"?
03:36.55Q-At-HomeI got robbed last night
03:37.02sizzzungQ-At-Home: that sucks :/
03:37.06Q-At-HomeI'm revamping my security system
03:37.07sizzzungQ-At-Home: at least you're alive
03:37.11Q-At-HomeI wasnt there
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03:37.23Q-At-Homewas gunna use * to dial
03:37.34bkw_ah
03:37.39bkw_no it can't do wait for answer
03:37.40Q-At-Homebut its of little use... I've played all day and cant make the x101p wait for "hello"
03:37.49Q-At-Homeok, so at least I can stop trying :)
03:38.09Q-At-Homethe alarm scared them off before they got too much
03:38.20Q-At-Homebut they did get my brand new wacom art tablet :(
03:38.37bkw_FUCKERS
03:38.55Q-At-Homebought it for my dad for his birthday, on the 28th of nov....
03:39.04Q-At-Homegave it to him a week early
03:39.10Q-At-Homeand they got it...
03:39.24Q-At-HomeI have some sweet digital video recorders up now
03:39.54Q-At-Homezoneminder under linux
03:40.11Q-At-Homenow if I cant wait for a "hello" can you loop a sound file until someone hangs up?
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03:43.00jonathanI am wondering how to determine what codec is being used on an iax based call when using the bandwidth level settings.
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03:44.00wwbkw_ ok, check the bug, just uploaded a little stub that you can build into asterisk if you have binary only modules.
03:44.15wwnote: it is not tested -- i don't have any binary only modules...
03:45.16ManxPower_I don't suppose there's a PRI message that says "If the number I'm calling gets forwarded to somewhere else don't do that forwarding for this call"?
03:45.27Q-At-Homewouldn't that be handy
03:45.34Q-At-Home;)
03:45.41ManxPower_Q-At-Home, *nod*
03:45.56okrummwhat does the s extension means?
03:46.29Q-At-Homeits the start of everything
03:46.49okrummok i understan
03:47.18Q-At-HomeI'm semi here, working on a email parser
03:47.22tclarkww: what bug is that logger patch on
03:47.56ww587
03:47.59wwbrb
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03:52.22tclarkww: does it log the console verbose cmds to messages ?
03:56.40okrummso how about to answer an incoming call through the pots line¿?
03:59.15Q-At-Homeokrumm: have you looked at the samples in /etc/asterisk (
03:59.24Q-At-Homethey work out of the box
03:59.32wwtclark: no -- verbose code is unchanged
03:59.45wwbut there is no more messages -- logging directly to files is obsoleted
03:59.50okrummyes i have Q-At-home, but i'm begginer and that is very confusing so far...
04:00.01tclarkdo you want merge my patch into what you have
04:00.33wwsure. just make verbose call ast_log, no?
04:00.44tclark599
04:01.00Q-At-Homeokrumm: if you leave the sample as is, it will pickup the line and answer with a ladys voice
04:01.17Q-At-Homeassuming you have your fxo port configured
04:01.18tclarkyea & add VERBOSE as option to messages= line in logger.conf
04:01.43wwthere is no messages=
04:01.46okrummyes it does, i just wanted to know how it gets answered
04:01.53wwverbose should have a log priority...
04:01.57tclarkin logger.conf
04:02.06wwyes, but that is gone with my patch
04:02.07okrummQ-At-Home i see you've had experience with *
04:02.31wwast_log behaves more like syslog(3)
04:02.53wwin fact it just passes on level to syslog, and syslog does its own filtering
04:02.55tclarki just want to be able to get this
04:02.57tclarkNov 25 17:31:04 VERBOSE[147474]: == Everyone is busy at this time
04:03.28wwi would say just use LOG_DEBUG
04:03.46tclarkhow does that get condole out put to into debug
04:03.51tclarkconsole
04:04.03ww?
04:04.13tclarkyiu say just use LOG_DEBUG
04:04.25wwfor verbose
04:04.43tclarkis that a feature of yiur patch
04:05.15wwnot sure what you mean, we are talking at cross purposes i think
04:05.27okrummare there other extensions using letters like the s extension?
04:05.41tclarklike i want the output of allast_verbose to go to log file with thread & time stamps
04:05.56tclark??
04:06.07wweasy, just call ast_log(LOG_DEBUG ...) from ast_verbose
04:06.41tclarkbut i want to control that option from logger.conf debug=
04:07.08wwat that point, you're really talking syslog.conf
04:07.31tclarkdebug=notice,warning,error,debug,verbose
04:08.12wwbut there's no debug directive in logger.conf
04:09.05tclarksee asterisk/configs/logger.conf.sampl
04:09.12wwARGH
04:09.17tclark??
04:09.18wwyou're not listening
04:09.41wwmy patch does:
04:10.02ww1. only two log channels in logger.conf: console and syslog
04:10.04wasimokrumm: yes, t,i,h
04:10.25ww2. that means, no more logging directly to files. logger.c never does open(2)
04:10.36ww3. console logging works as always
04:11.02ww4. other logging has syslog behaviour -- i.e. not a log mask anymore but a minimum priority
04:11.15wwthat means putting
04:11.21wwsyslog.local0 => notice
04:11.30wwwill only log notice and higher priority
04:11.56wwthis is because of namespace conflict of LOG_* from logger.h and sys/syslog.h
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04:12.52wwverbose output can not have its own priority because priorities are defined in sys/syslog.h
04:13.52ww:)
04:13.54okrummis there information on how to make a dialplan??
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04:14.02wwbut there is a way to get verbose output into the logfiles
04:14.05wasimokrumm: tons
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04:14.27wwthe trick is to have it not show up on the console twice
04:14.29okrummwasim: can you point me to that info?
04:14.36tclarkok, that what i wanna hear, & its get THREADID & time stamp
04:14.40tclarkyea i know that
04:14.45wasimokrumm: digium.com/documentation
04:15.15tclarkyea i was thnink that aspecial case exception yiu deal with to stop that
04:15.17wwit may require moving the syslog code block out of ast_logger into ast_log_syslog or something though
04:15.29okrummwasim: i get not found to that url...
04:15.45wwand then you would call ast_log_syslog from ast_verbose
04:15.46wasimokrumm: go to digum.com click on documentation
04:16.05tclarkwell its just extremley helpfull to see a sinple place where you can see all active in time sequence order to debug certain issue
04:16.09wwthat way, no special case
04:16.31tclarkyea call ast_log_syslog from ast_verbose do it
04:16.45okrummwasim: that worked thanks wasim...
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04:18.09wwone question:
04:18.25wwwhen you have foo(arg, arg, arg, ...)
04:18.36wwand bar(arg, arg, arg, ...)
04:18.43wwhow do you call foo from bar?
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04:35.29Jackhamrhi ho hi ho
04:35.52danielqwho you calling a ho ?
04:36.05Jackhamrbah
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04:40.47okrummhello, i have a problem playing mp3 files, the sound is very slow or weird... anyone has had this problem?
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04:41.36okrummhello, i have a problem playing mp3 files, the sound is very slow or weird it sounds very very slow and choppy... anyone has had this problem?
04:41.48Q-At-Homeokrumm: if its not MOH try putting an answer in before the player
04:42.02Q-At-Homeif it is moh, you might need a digium card for timing
04:42.21okrummi have two digium cards
04:42.33okrummone X100P and one TDM10B
04:42.49okrummI've tried both MOH and MP3Player app
04:43.06Q-At-Homeare you calling answer ?
04:43.30okrummyes
04:43.39Q-At-Homemake sure you're running mpg123 and not a symlink to mpg321
04:44.33wwtclark: new patck does VERBOSE stuff
04:44.41okrummmmmmm... that is the problem the mpg123 is a symlink to mpg321...
04:44.45okrummcould that be a problem?
04:44.49wwgets logged with LOG_DEBUG priority in syslog
04:45.01Q-At-Homeokrumm: definately
04:45.10Q-At-Homeyou *must* use mpg123
04:45.32okrummthanks Q-At-Home let me download the mpg123 and i will let you know what the result is...
04:45.36Q-At-Homehave fun :)
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04:51.35coilchill out :P
04:51.38atacommlol
04:54.36Mikeiaxtel sometimes gets lagged
04:54.41MikeREALLY LAGGED
04:55.17bkw_lalal
04:55.49okrummQ-At-Home Thank you very much Q-At-Home that worked perfectly....now mp3 playback works perfectly...
04:56.30Mikevoicepulse works cool?
04:58.21bkw_lalalla
04:58.44jrollysonlocal root exploit in kernels prior to 2.4.23
04:58.49jrollysonhttp://www.zdnet.com.au/newstech/security/story/0,2000048600,20281486,00.htm
04:58.51bkw_oh great
04:58.56bkw_and zdnet is a good src of that info?
04:58.57daorkyep
04:59.03daorkbkw_: its correct.
04:59.35daorkbkw_: it is how the debian guys think that packages. and people. were hacked
04:59.45jrollysonhttp://lists.debian.org/debian-security-announce/debian-security-announce-2003/msg00212.html
04:59.56jrollysontheres a better source
04:59.59daork*shrug* its a day or 2 public now
05:00.04bkw_its still debian
05:00.19jrollysonhttp://linux.bkbits.net:8080/linux-2.4/diffs/mm/mmap.c@1.32??nav=cset@1.1148.2.2
05:00.21bkw_could have just been debians fault
05:00.29daorkbkw_: it wasnt.
05:00.48jrollysonits a kernel level local root exploit
05:00.57bkw_oh well.. I don't have local anything on my boxes..
05:01.40jrollyson2.4.23 seems to break my T400P, so I just patched.
05:02.11bkw_I want my 80 gig HD back
05:03.09wwbkw_ does the stub work?
05:03.20bkw_ww haven't tried it yet
05:03.23bkw_will try here in a few
05:03.49wwjust added in VERBOSE ==> syslog as well
05:04.44bkw_send me a T400P and I would be happy to find out
05:05.02bkw_kinda hard to figure that shit out without the hardware eh?
05:06.04jrollysonyeah
05:06.11jrollyson;)
05:09.26Mikea spanish dude just call me
05:09.36Mikefuck FWD attracks unknown calls
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05:18.11UberbotAnyone here?
05:20.34daorkMike: haha
05:21.59metabot`i'm here
05:22.30wasimi'm not
05:24.12wasimthank god none of my * boxes have local users
05:25.05jrollysonwasim: yeah, but that couples with a remote exploit granting user level access...
05:25.13jrollysoncoupled
05:25.18wasimyeh
05:26.02jrollysonall user-level exploits just became root exploits
05:26.05jrollyson;)
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05:45.00Mikesip to sip listens like and old record?
05:45.02Mikewhat the hell
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18:12.36pattiejaif I switch it myself, what can I expect? will it help the echo problems on the software VoIP connection side?
18:12.42ciego34please need help with idsn fritz! pci card
18:12.46pattiejaor just break things
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18:14.55bkw_lalal
18:15.07bkw_pattieja ya
18:15.16bkw_its usually internal wiring
18:15.17ciego34can help????
18:15.17ciego34modprobe fcpci
18:15.17ciego34Warning: loading /lib/modules/2.4.20-gentoo-r8/misc/fcpci.o will taint the kernel: non-GPL license - Proprietary
18:15.17ciego34See http://www.tux.org/lkml/#export-tainted for information about tainted modules
18:15.17ciego34Hint: insmod errors can be caused by incorrect module parameters, including invalid IO or IRQ parameters.
18:15.19ciego34You may find more information in syslog or the output from dmesg
18:15.21ciego34/etc/capi.conf: fcpci           -       -       0x200   9       -       -
18:15.23ciego34hisax_fcpcipnp: Fritz!Card PCI/PCIv2/PnP ISDN driver v0.0.1
18:15.25ciego34HiSax: Card 1 Protocol EDSS1 Id=fcpcipnp0 (0)
18:15.27ciego34HiSax: DSS1 Rev. 1.1.4.1
18:15.29ciego34HiSax: 2 channels added
18:15.31ciego34HiSax: MAX_WAITING_CALLS added
18:15.33ciego34hisax_fcpcipnp: found adapter Fritz!Card PCI v2 at 02:01.0
18:15.35ciego34any idea??
18:15.42bkw_ciego34 NEVER DO THAT
18:15.54ciego34sorry
18:16.07cypromisso ?
18:16.14cypromisu have the fritzcard capi driver loaded
18:16.33ciego34what driver
18:16.42ciego34install capi
18:16.56ciego34read al doc
18:16.56ciego34do all
18:17.07ciego34i fyou can read up
18:17.39ciego34pufff
18:17.39ciego34capiinfo
18:17.39ciego34capi not installed - No such device or address (6)
18:17.47ciego34what need to do now??
18:17.53cypromisu are probablt missing the capi utils
18:17.59cypromisand also capi support in the kernel ?
18:18.02ciego34no
18:18.06ManxPower_]/me smacks bkw_
18:18.16ciego34yes
18:19.01ManxPower_bkw_, Bug 420 should not be closed
18:19.25camoatclark: what reference do you recommend for operator and which other for desktop phones.. and then do you know any about orices?
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18:22.56bkw_ManxPower its not a bug.. its an issue with iaxtel not *
18:23.03bkw_I already talked to mark abou tit
18:23.06cypromisit's not a bug it's a feature
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18:26.22ManxPower_It's still something that's not working as documented
18:26.29bkw_kram is working on it
18:26.36ManxPower_I don't suppose there's an "iaxtel" catagory?
18:26.41ManxPower_for bugs, that is
18:27.21camoaanyone knows about aastra phones?
18:30.05camoawill they work? are they cheaper?
18:30.33citatsack, bkw just looked at your code and it looks fairly easy to overflow your code.  char sqlcmd[2048] is what you have and its easy to get more than that amount of data in there
18:30.56tz-afkcitats: he's just trying to let MS catch up...
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18:33.05camoahas anyyone tried aastra phone or other kind of ADSI phones?
18:33.21tz-afkcamoa: I have a PT350 and 450 that both work fine
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18:37.17camoatz-afk trhose are which brand?
18:37.21mbrancahi all
18:37.26tzangeraastra
18:37.53camoatzanger, thanks...
18:37.54ciego34please need help with idsn fritz! pci card
18:40.16camoatz-afk, tzanger.. where can i get info about those?
18:40.27camoaar the astra 390 and 392 are the same?
18:43.20denonhey kram .. running the new cvs, so far so good .. but its only been a few hours
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18:50.29citatsdamn i love finding customer colo boxes that are pushing 40 Mbit/s in warez
18:50.51blitzrageif you can avoid ever using Bell... do it
18:50.51denonhah
18:50.54jtoddthat's what rate-limit was made for on Cisco interfaces.  :)
18:51.19citatsjtodd: why rate-limit when the customers pay? :)
18:51.29jtoddBecause they complain, too.
18:51.37tzanger<-- on the phone with Bell right now, moving my home # to my business, and installing a new LDDS circuit
18:51.44zigmanjtodd,  REALLY ? ;)
18:51.52citatsjtodd: actually the customer complains to their "consultants" that setup and are supposed to maintain
18:52.01citatsin this case at least
18:52.30bkw_jtodd you alive
18:52.45jtoddI tread carefully when punishing idiots when the punishment can come back to bite me.
18:52.52blitzragemy mom just called me.  she was in the middle of a blizzard and wanted to call my sister to make sure she was ok on her way to work.  it's a prepaid phone that has minutes put on every month automatically.  so she goes to use it, and it calls the billing centre.  they say a payment didn't come out... my mom has the billing statement to say it has... they check something, and say they are going to reactivate the phone.  my mom is like "
18:52.52blitzrageI'm in the middle of a blizzard... how long till it's on"... "10 minutes m'am"  it's still not on. it's been 5 hours now.
18:53.37blitzragereason number 334534 why I have discontinued cell and landline service with Bell.
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18:59.22tzangerblitzrage: yeah but Rogers sucks twice as much
18:59.38blitzragetzanger: not so far.. I've been using Rogers on my cell.. never had any problems
19:04.03blitzragebkw_: how is bug #420 closed?  it's actually not fixed as far as I can tell
19:04.15blitzragebkw_: you still can't use the rsa keys
19:04.49bkw_its not a BUG
19:05.20bkw_its a config issue with IAXTEL.. kram is working on it
19:05.30blitzrageokie
19:05.44bkw_yes iaxtel needs to be more stable
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19:06.24ManxPower_I'm considering droping IAXTEL completely and just tell people to use guest@ext.fnords.org instead
19:06.37bkw_hehe
19:06.49bkw_I have thought about setting up an iaxtel clone
19:06.49blitzrageManxPower_: I can't type that into my phone :)
19:07.18ManxPower_blitzrage, *nod*  If you want to call me, configure your Asterisk or pay for the call and dial it via the PSTN 8-)
19:07.37blitzrageManxPower_: what a pain in the ass you are :)
19:07.51ManxPower_blitzrage, But more reliable than IAXTel
19:07.57torment0r|wk|i wanna call someone..
19:08.10pattiejabkw_: but will I break things if I intentionally reverse the pairs going to the phone outlet?
19:08.17pattiejathat the X101P connects to?
19:08.28bkw_nope
19:08.30ManxPower_You can alway un-reverse them
19:08.35mbrancapattieja: telco line
19:08.39bkw_pattieja you might hear mad echo if you do
19:08.45bkw_I know I do
19:08.47torment0r|wk|and if it blows up.. just call up digium and be like.. i got it this way.. damn this was broke in the mail
19:08.50torment0r|wk|works everytime
19:09.06tzangerblitzrage: their service is *shit* anywhere you're not in the middle of a city
19:10.03blitzragetzanger: I've found it works fine for anywhere but Glencoe (farm area with about 2600 people)  about 3 miles down the road.. it works fine again.  I agree the coverage should be better.. but I refuse to give Bell any more money
19:12.20blitzragehas anyone created a patch to allow dialing characters by keypad?
19:12.54bkw_http://ars.userfriendly.org/cartoons/?id=20031130&mode=classic
19:15.53Corydon76-workblitzrage:  when would you want to do that?
19:16.30blitzrageCorydon76-work: when I have to call guest@ext.fnords.org :)
19:16.38bkw_blitzrage you setup that in your dial plan then
19:16.56blitzragebkw_: how would you do that?
19:21.31ciego34zagman
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19:23.23ciego34zigman ?? are you there??
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19:24.04Clarityhi
19:24.20Claritydoes anyone know how to connect * to FWD if * is behind a NAT box?
19:24.39Clarityi've been googling for some time and haven't found anything that would work
19:24.40blitzrageClarity: yes, hold please.
19:24.49blitzrageClarity: you have to patch * with a new patch
19:25.11Claritynot in cvs yet?
19:26.13blitzrageClarity: no
19:26.15blitzrageClarity: http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0000104
19:26.40blitzrageClarity: http://bugs.digium.com/file_download.php?file_id=448&type=bug  << patch with this file with newest CVS.
19:27.25Clarityok, will try... tnx!
19:27.45blitzrageClarity: in your sip.conf, you need to add to the [general] section the following variables:  externip=  localnet=  localmask=
19:28.05Claritydo i need to use fwdnat.pulver.com?
19:28.14blitzrageClarity: externip=<external ip or FQDN>
19:28.19blitzrageClarity: no
19:28.54blitzragelocalnet=<local network, like 192.168.1.0> and localmask=<local network mask, 255.255.255.0 or whatever>
19:29.01blitzrageblitzrage: I'm using it right now, works great.
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19:30.55blitzragehrm.. I should setup some sort of trumpet sound to play when kram returns :)
19:32.36YoYo^ok, I'm feeling particularly stupid today... is this all I need?
19:32.37YoYo^[faxin]
19:32.37YoYo^exten => s,Answer()
19:32.37YoYo^exten => s,2,Dial(Zap/23,,d)
19:32.55bkw_missing ,1
19:33.02YoYo^oh yeah
19:33.04YoYo^hrrm
19:33.21YoYo^imma gonna screams
19:33.24bkw_haha
19:33.51YoYo^because, I'm trying to figure out why I'm going to bring faxes through * in the first place
19:34.04bkw_OK YOU PEOPLE LEAVE ME ALONE ABOUT BUG 420!
19:34.09bkw_iaxtel is FIXED
19:34.10YoYo^what's bug 420?
19:34.20bkw_:P
19:34.24blitzragebkw_: I thought we just did
19:34.29bkw_oh iaxtel was hozed.. then un-hozed..
19:34.34Mikeexten => 101,1,Dial(SIP/101,30,Ttr)   <--- whats wrong on that line
19:34.35blitzragethen hozed
19:34.35Mike?
19:34.38jtoddbkw_: What's going on with bug #420?
19:34.40YoYo^so, is that an iaxtel problem, or an * problem?
19:34.40blitzragethen un-hozed
19:34.42jtoddbkw_: Can you tell us?
19:34.44bkw_haha
19:34.48jtoddbkw_: About #420, that is.
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19:35.03bkw_its fixed
19:35.04Miketzanger: got wisip?
19:36.07tzangernope
19:36.12tzangerI'll let you know
19:36.59blitzrageyep.. seems to register now with inkeys and auth=rsa
19:37.32bkw_YAY bkw_ saves the day
19:37.41blitzrageyou didn't do anything :)
19:37.42YoYo^hrrm... wait... queue() doesn't have a 'd' option
19:37.49bkw_blitzrage oh but I did
19:37.58blitzragewhat'd you do? :)
19:38.06bkw_i'm the one that bugs kram to fix stuff! :P
19:38.10blitzragelol
19:38.37blitzragebkw_: you never answered my question about how to setup the dialplan to dial digits
19:38.40blitzragebkw_: idea's?
19:38.44Miketzanger: why is it taking so long?
19:38.50bkw_blitzrage think about what you just asked
19:38.57tzangerbecause they're backordered out the wazoo
19:39.02blitzrageoops ;)
19:39.08blitzragelol
19:39.24blitzrageummm.. s/digits/alpha characters
19:39.35Miketzanger: i hope they ask enough
19:39.36bkw_exten => _XXXXXX.,1,Dial(IAX/guest@blahblahblah.com/${exten})
19:39.47bkw_blitzrage you setup the damn extension.conf entry to send em to that target
19:39.49bkw_:P
19:39.50blitzragebkw_: no.. I don't want to setup a new exten for every person I have to call
19:39.56bkw_ENUM
19:40.13blitzragealso won't work if they aren't on enum
19:40.15bkw_YoYo give me that openenum domain so I can get that setup
19:40.22blitzrageyah!
19:40.35bkw_they work if we setup a global enum db and allow people to input stuffs
19:40.45bkw_:P
19:40.53blitzrageyes.. but I've been waiting for that for what.. almost 2 months now? :)
19:41.07bkw_but YoYo won't repsond to my query about the domain.. YOYO WAKE UP!
19:41.24blitzrageYoYo: we know you're here ;)
19:41.32jtoddhow about freenum.net ?
19:41.33Clarityblitzrage: ok patched * now my grandstream phone won't connect at all
19:41.35Clarity:(
19:41.43bkw_what did you patch?
19:41.44bkw_do tell
19:41.51blitzragechan_sip for the NAT patch
19:41.55bkw_oh 104
19:41.59blitzrageyah
19:42.01bkw_did they fix the syntax of that patch?
19:42.06blitzragebkw_: yep
19:42.09bkw_and do you think its ready for CVS?
19:42.11jtoddI was talking with a fellow in .au about doing the ENUM alternate root thing, but I ran out of time and I think he ran out of steam.
19:42.24bkw_jtodd i'm trying to do that too
19:42.36blitzragebkw_: it works great for me.. but apparently Clarity's grandstream stopped working.. I want to find out if there is issues with grandstreams first
19:42.38jtoddbkw_: freenum.[org/net/com] are mine.
19:42.43YoYo^*CHEER*
19:42.45blitzrageClarity: but I don't have a grandstream to test with
19:42.50bkw_jtodd kick ass
19:42.51Clarityhmm... might be me breaking something. if i turn on sip debugging it says:  http://bugs.digium.com/file_download.php?file_id=448&type=bug
19:42.58Claritybah  :(
19:43.04Claritynot that
19:43.05blitzragelol
19:43.06ClarityNon-codec capabilities: us - 1, them - 0, combined - 0
19:43.06jtoddbkw: how are are you handling number authentication?
19:43.07ClarityLooking for robert-phone in default
19:43.09ClarityTransmitting (NAT):
19:43.10ClaritySIP/2.0 404 Not Found
19:43.12ClarityVia: SIP/2.0/UDP 192.168.1.100;received=193.77.177.238
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19:43.40Claritythen i'm not sure if latest cvs worked without this patch even, i've had older  * installed
19:43.46Claritylet me remove the patch and try again
19:43.50blitzrageClarity: okie
19:44.01bkw_I need more testing and feedback on 104 before I present it to kram
19:44.18blitzragebkw_: yah, it's probably ready.. but I agree about it needing to be tested on more things first
19:44.35bkw_ok here is a plan
19:44.44bkw_Anything tagged in yellow on bugs needs to be tested
19:44.54bkw_anyone wish to try them all out and post feedback on the features
19:44.57bkw_the more testing
19:44.59bkw_the better off we are
19:45.02Clarityblitzrage: well, now it works
19:45.11blitzrageClarity: hrm.. without the patch ?
19:45.14Clarityso the patch is not perfect...
19:45.16Clarityyes
19:45.20blitzragehrm..
19:45.36blitzrageunfortunately I don't have a GS to test with
19:46.41bkw_GS phones SUCK
19:46.45bkw_SUCK SUCK SUCK
19:46.58Mikebkw_: you own one:P
19:46.59blitzrageyah :)
19:47.03blitzragelol
19:47.07bkw_yes but I didn't buy one
19:47.09bkw_it was given to me
19:47.22blitzragebkw_: can you test that patch and see if your GS stops working as well ?
19:47.32bkw_I have NO nat
19:47.35blitzrageoh yah
19:47.36bkw_nat bad
19:47.40bkw_BAD BAD BAD
19:47.43blitzragenat is not bad
19:47.49blitzrageit has a purpose
19:47.49bkw_nat is vad's older brother
19:47.58bkw_both spawn of satan
19:48.02blitzragein this day and age, protocol's should be nat aware
19:48.10bkw_dream on
19:48.18blitzrageyah.. I dream
19:48.40blitzragewell, since I have a week off, I might as well learn to program in C
19:49.03Claritywell, debug output seems to start differing here:
19:49.05ClarityLooking for robert-phone in default
19:49.06ClarityTransmitting (NAT):
19:49.08ClaritySIP/2.0 404 Not Found
19:49.49blitzrageClarity: how is the network layout?  GS -> * -> NAT/FW ?
19:49.50Claritythe nonpatched version says: Reliably Transmitting (NAT):
19:49.52ClaritySIP/2.0 407 Proxy Authentication Required
19:49.53ClarityVia: SIP/2.0/UDP 192.168.1.100;received=193.77.177.238
19:50.13Clarityactually it's GS->NAT->*->NAT->FWD
19:50.35blitzrageClarity: hrm...
19:50.40_mwood_lol
19:51.04blitzrageso I guess the patch breaks whatever NAT functionality is built into the GS ?
19:51.09Claritynot a perfect setup by any means. actually there's an ipsec tunnel between gs and *
19:51.27Claritybut that shouldn't matter i think
19:51.56Clarityi'm not sure what it does as it is, i'm quite new to sip and *
19:52.05Claritywhat magic does nat=yes perform?
19:53.58bkw_i'm about to smack the piss out of someone
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19:54.49blitzrageoej: !
19:55.28bkw_char *tmp[100];
19:55.28bkw_if(strlen(cdr->uniqueid) > 46)
19:55.28bkw_{
19:55.28bkw_<PROTECTED>
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19:55.30bkw_}
19:55.50Clarityhey, try to fix this nat drama! ;-)
20:04.45Clarityblitzrage: hmm, the only thing that looks strange for me in the patch is strncpy(p->our_contact, get_header(req, "Contact"), sizeof(p->our_contact) - 1); - what's this about?
20:05.10bkw_Clarity thats been fixed in latest cvs
20:05.34Claritybkw_: but this is a patch that patches last cvs
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20:07.23bkw_http://www.eastpointpolice.org/SelfArrestForm.htm
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20:09.40CriponIf I have a static route to a subnet gateway that spans a t1 to another building, do I have to ip masquerade for packets to get in or our, or can I just ip_forward?
20:12.14bkw_Asterisk is on the front page of /. again
20:12.25bkw_Will it start out as hobbyists setting up Asterisk Open Source PBX boxes connected to their home POTS line? Will some form of ENUM allow least cost routing to boxes sitting in basements and garages around the world? If an ITSP in Europe can setup an Asterisk box with PSTN access and start offering US phone numbers and vice-versa, will global number plans become obsolete? What effect will the ridiculously low barrier to entry for VoIP have on telecommunications?"
20:13.26YoYo^bkw, speaking of ENUM, didn't you email me about wanting to get openenum started?
20:13.38bkw_yes I sure did
20:14.19bkw_always happens when asterisk is on /.
20:14.22YoYo^kk... I'll /try/ to get the DNS configured
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20:15.35Nixenatorbkw. are you there?
20:15.45bkw_yes
20:15.55YoYo^ok, how does a forward zone work in bind?
20:16.12YoYo^just SOA and NS records, right?
20:16.39Corydon76-workzone "blah.org" { type forward; forwarders { 127.0.0.1; }; };
20:18.48YoYo^bkw, what's the IP for your DNS servers?
20:18.53*** mode/#asterisk [+o kram] by ChanServ
20:18.57*** topic/#asterisk by kram -> slashdotted
20:19.04blitzragelol
20:19.07YoYo^and yes, I'm too lazy to do a whois/nslookup/dig/etc...
20:19.09Clarityblitzrage: another thing. if i add externip= just to normal cvs * it also stops working...
20:19.10*** topic/#asterisk by kram -> slashdotted, cvs will be slow
20:19.14bkw_YoYo^ ns.bkw.org
20:19.19bkw_65.38.23.22
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20:19.36blitzrageClarity: yah.. there is code in there to already do externip for somethign else.  Can you try the other patch ? (1.249)
20:19.50Claritysure
20:19.50blitzrageClarity: I'm using the 1.249 patch, and it works for me.. I honestly haven't tried the new one yet...
20:20.00blitzrageClarity: you'll have to change the variable names though
20:20.01bkw_but YoYo why are we adding that large delay in lookups?
20:20.10bkw_its gonna hit your box.. then my box for lookups
20:20.16bkw_why not just pull the zone from me and host it?
20:20.22bkw_:P
20:20.31YoYo^secondary... hrrm.. could do that
20:20.34YoYo^be easier maybe?
20:20.38bkw_ya
20:20.42Clarityblitzrage: to what?
20:20.49blitzrageClarity: the variables are:  inside_net, inside_mask, outside_addr
20:20.56blitzrageClarity: I just had to find them again :)
20:20.57]data[omg
20:20.59bkw_but I have to setup the db stuff to work with all the numbers and such
20:21.01]data[finally on slashdot?
20:21.06bkw_going to take a bit
20:21.09blitzragefinally?  you mean again :)
20:21.10bkw_]data[ not the first time
20:21.13]data[oh?
20:21.33]data[:]
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20:21.44lorenitahi
20:21.53lorenitaI need help for setup mysql table
20:22.05lorenitawhere I can get info about it ?
20:22.18dimmikI have a new rh8 machine running * (cvs version 1 week ago). I have register both a snom 2000 and a budgetphone and I've set up an ext to echo app. My problem is that I don't get any audio both between phones and the echo app.
20:22.26dimmikcan anyone help?
20:22.30Clarityblitzrage: hmm, at least this one didn't break gs
20:22.36Claritynow let's see if it works
20:22.52Nixsorry bkw. i was just replying to your bugnote
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20:23.13bkw_Nix what do you think.. we fix it right or what?
20:23.26NixIs there something I am missing? why didn't you apply my patches to the schema? they need to go in regardless of other buffer overflow issues..
20:23.41Nixyes. By all means.
20:23.51bkw_yes but kram is going to say fix it right
20:23.54Nixbut my fix is definately not "wrong"
20:24.01Nixmy patch is required.
20:24.35bkw_ok no biggie
20:24.43bkw_but I thought I would say lets fix it right
20:24.49blitzragedamnit.. I was going to update my cvs about 1 hour ago before the article ;)
20:24.49Clarityblitzrage: do you have fwd on right now, can i try and call you?
20:24.53Nixregardless of what you do with buffers in the c code, if you have the sql field lengs set to 45 and a buffer in C with a MAXLENGTH of 80 you will have problems
20:24.57blitzrageClarity: sure thing!  18924
20:25.08bkw_Nix haha yea
20:25.21Nixdid you look at the header file?
20:25.23Nixcdr.h
20:25.31Nixit sepcifies a length of 80
20:25.31bkw_I haven't had time
20:25.38bkw_working to get a zonefile setup for openenum
20:25.41Clarityblitzrage: here anything?
20:25.44Clarityhear even
20:25.48Nixthats why my patch fixes the sql schemas to be the same length..
20:25.51blitzrageClarity: you have to hit 1 to dial my phone
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20:26.26blitzrageClarity: ahhh.. it's not accepting the DTMF I assume ?
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20:26.44Claritysame thing as before: Attempting native bridge of SIP/robert-phone-f9e6 and SIP/fwd.pulver.com-7357
20:26.50Claritybut then i get no sound back
20:26.56Nixbkw: I wasn't sure if you found a bug in the code or not.
20:27.02blitzrageClarity: do you have the ports opened and forwarded ?
20:27.10blitzrageClarity: it's connected and playing the files :)
20:27.13bkw_Nix their is a bug in cdr_addon_mysql.c
20:27.18bkw_but I haven't had time to fix it
20:27.26blitzrages/their/there
20:27.30blitzragehehe
20:27.36Nixas I understand it though you just thought i extended the fields a bit... I didn't.. I set them to the correct length as per the header file for those fields in the C source code..
20:27.57Clarityblitzrage: i thought i was making the connection out - so i wouldn't need to forward any ports? it works with my voicepulse connect setup
20:28.02Nixso regardless of other C related bugs, my patch needs to be applied to the sql schemas :-)
20:28.12Claritywhat ports should i forward
20:28.22NixglLoadIdentity: I heard a nasty rumor that you were a Turk?
20:28.36blitzrageClarity: I had to forward the ports to my internal asterisk box.  You probably need to forward ports 10000->20000 although you can make that range much smaller in rtp.conf
20:28.38glLoadIdentityNix: thats true
20:28.47blitzrageblitzrage: for instance, I changed my to 10000->10100
20:28.58blitzragewhich is probably still way bigger than I need
20:29.00Nixguzel. Nerdesin? ben Istanbuldeyim.
20:29.12blitzrageClarity: also port 5060
20:29.33Clarityhmm, anyone know iptables command for that?
20:29.42glLoadIdentityNix: ankara
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20:30.29NixglLoadIdentity: ok. Ne iS yapiyorsen?
20:31.51oejbkw: what is openenum?
20:32.30YoYo^oej: it's just an idea right now
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20:33.38YoYo^the idea being that anyone will be able to register their phone number in the database so that * can route calls using VOIP (IAX/SIP/H323/whatever) before using the PSTN
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20:34.23oejI've been thinking the same way. But I think we have to have a hierarchy of some
20:34.28YoYo^kram is away / kram has returned / kram is away / kram has returned / kram is away / kram has returned / kram is away / kram has returned / kram is away / kram has returned / kram is away / kram has returned / kram is away / kram has returned / kram is away / kram has returned /
20:34.30oejkind, so we can delegate sub-zones
20:34.38YoYo^nice to see that some things never change
20:34.42oejSorry for multiple postings, new to IRC ;-)
20:34.42YoYo^oej: yeah... eventually
20:35.29dimmikI have a new rh8 machine running * (cvs version 1 week ago). I have register both a snom 2000 and a budgetphone and I've set up an ext to echo app. My problem is that I don't get any audio both between phones and the echo app. Can anyone please help?
20:35.30YoYo^how does one dial into NANPA?  011NPANXXXXXX ?
20:36.03YoYo^or is that just dialing into the US?
20:36.07YoYo^or am I on crack?
20:36.28oejYoYo: Crack or not, what do you want to do?
20:36.45YoYo^just wondering what a brit does when he wants to call a US number
20:37.05YoYo^(or someone in any country for that matter)
20:37.12oejDon't know about brits, but here in the cold north (Sweden) we call 00 for international and 1 for US
20:37.30blitzrage1 == North America
20:38.00dimmik00XX XX is country code
20:38.01YoYo^so, from Sweden, you would dial 001.540.994.4254 to call me in Virginia, US?
20:38.05oejThat's why E164.arpa starts with ITU country codes (+1, +46)
20:38.14dimmik+ = 00
20:38.14lorenitabkw_ can u give you page for download agi for calling cards ?
20:38.24oejYoyo: Right.
20:38.35YoYo^now what would I dial to get to Sweden?
20:38.50cypromis46
20:38.58cypromis01146 from the US
20:39.02cypromis0046 from germany
20:39.05oejGuess 0046 if 00 is international calls, then my number with the first 0 removed.
20:39.08YoYo^011?  
20:39.20cypromis011 is the US code to leave the country :))))
20:39.22YoYo^ah... ok
20:39.59oejHere, 0 is national dial plan, 00 international.
20:40.12YoYo^011 to leave the US...  00 to leave an EU state?
20:40.28YoYo^LOL
20:40.36indiamany number to leave the world ?
20:40.44blitzrageYoYo: and Canada
20:40.46cypromis666 ?
20:40.54blitzragemy instance.. my number is 1-519-xxx-xxxx
20:40.55YoYo^blitzrage: well, NANPA, yeah...
20:41.05blitzrageYoYo: don't say US then :)
20:41.10YoYo^ohh!  so calling from SE to CA is the same as calling SE to US?
20:41.15blitzrageI am not an american :)
20:41.20YoYo^CA rulez
20:41.37blitzrageI'm moving just outside of TO in January
20:41.44oejIf you want to test E164.arpa, dial +46751790190 - it's only reachable with ENUM lookups...
20:42.09blitzrageAnd I wanted to move to Europe at some point after school to work in telecom there ;)
20:42.14oejNorth america is bundled into country code 1
20:42.19YoYo^E164.arpa?  explain
20:43.06oejThat's the ENUM root that * has in enum.conf - run Enumlookup on that number.
20:44.05Connor-http://www.fcc.gov/realaudio/mt120103.ram
20:44.09YoYo^how do I do enumlookup?
20:44.20Connor-FCC coverage on the VoIP FCC regulation stuff
20:44.21YoYo^but, I own openenum.net/.com
20:44.42YoYo^E164.arpa is FCC shit?
20:44.55Connor-No.
20:44.56blitzrageYoYo^: it's an applicatoin.  Show application enumlookup
20:45.01Connor-Something else...
20:45.25YoYo^don't have that app
20:45.26YoYo^Asterisk CVS-09/23/03-16:22:48
20:45.28YoYo^:(
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20:45.31YoYo^guess I need to update
20:45.42cypromisi tili
20:45.44cypromishow is khi
20:45.45cypromis?
20:45.49blitzrageYoYo^: it'll be slow :)
20:46.02Tilihi. Khi is fine.
20:46.03YoYo^what slow? update?
20:46.11blitzrageyah.. cvs.  getting slashdotted
20:46.20oeje164.arpa is IETF/ITU top level domain.
20:46.20YoYo^ah, fun
20:46.42YoYo^ok, well fuck the IETF/ITU... openenum is where it's going to happen =D
20:46.51manyi doubt that.
20:46.59bkw_Please wait for the changes to complete.
20:47.05YoYo^why doubt?
20:47.37oejI believe the e164.arpa will happen, regardless of openenum. But if you do it right, openenum will be a good complement for voip to voip routing.
20:48.05YoYo^is e164.arpa open for anyone to register their /real/ phone number with?
20:48.11manyyes.
20:48.16YoYo^will they delegate sub domains out to peoples?
20:48.45manywell, let me put it this way. i have my phone number in e164.arpa delegated to my own nameservers, so i can wildcard it in and out.
20:48.48oejThe ENUM platform is based on E.164 dial plans, i.e. standard telephone numbers. Not anyone can register, only if you own your telephone number. And for some countries, there's no decision on who will run the TLD yeet.
20:48.48blitzrageok.. I gotta go have a shower and stuff to get my mind working again
20:49.15manyoej: its working like a charme for germany.
20:49.55oejSweden is still trial.
20:50.18YoYo^oej: own a telephone number...  in teh US, that's difficult.  5 RBOCs and a bunch of CLECs own all the numbers
20:50.27YoYo^(and rural/indy telecoms too)
20:50.42YoYo^and they won't play that stupid-ass VOIP game anytime soon
20:50.45Tilicypromis: where is the other IAX2.DLL
20:51.18YoYo^anyhoo... I need to get off here and start watching for my channels to clear so I can restart *
20:51.19manyoej: well, its trialphase, but it works[tm]
20:51.34manyyoyo: restart when convenient is your friend.
20:52.09cypromisother ?
20:52.40YoYo^many, yeah... but then I'll wonder off and forget about it
20:52.47YoYo^and my employees won't know that it restarted
20:52.54oejIf you're going to try Enum in your DNS, don't forget to update to bind 9... Zone transfers will mess up the zones otherwise.
20:52.59YoYo^since * is semi-retarded and doesn't keep agents logged in accross restarts
20:53.08Tilicypromis: check the topic on iaxclient
20:53.22manyoej: i read your bugreport :)
20:53.58YoYo^oej: yeah.  and, we're going to be soliciting multiple primaries and delegations for this.  For example, you could be a primary and also a delegate for +46 =D
20:54.04oejWell :-) You never stop learning. It was messy, with * debug being wrong, and the DNS servers out of sync and... Ouch.
20:54.35bkw_ok it lives
20:54.45YoYo^it does?
20:54.46bkw_enum.openenum.net has 1 entry now
20:54.46bkw_hah
20:54.57bkw_I need to setup a default to tel
20:55.05bkw_if no records are found it drops to tel
20:55.07manyoej: hehe. i spose so. :)
20:55.18manybkw: thats easy for enumlookup.
20:55.34Nixhmm.. So how do I find out what the status of enum is for Turkey?
20:55.40manythat works[tm] here[tm]. voip-info has some example config in the wiki
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20:56.06oejopenenum.net isn't reachable from my part of the net...
20:56.25YoYo^oej: not yet... there be a DNS issue?
20:56.25YoYo^Dec  2 15:36:51 kennedy named-xfer[60460]: [65.38.23.22] not authoritative for openenum.net, SOA query got rcode 0, aa 0, ancount 0,
20:56.25YoYo^<PROTECTED>
20:56.25bkw_not yet atleast
20:56.58CelticSo is VoiceGlo using iaxcomm ?
20:57.21YoYo^bkw: you put ns.bkw.org as the origin?  also put ns.bkw.org NS record?
20:57.49bkw_yes
20:58.08bkw_ns.bkw.org isn't listed as a name server in the root yet
20:58.23YoYo^wait... I dunno if I have bind 9 or not
20:58.25YoYo^fuck I hate bind
20:58.29bkw_haha
20:58.36bkw_I have a bind9 network at my disposal
20:58.42dimmikhow can I debug my no audio issue between tow sip phones?
20:58.52oejI can set up slaves, now that I have bind 9 :-)
20:58.52dimmiktow = two
20:59.28bkw_well I setup a default to tel: for no matches
20:59.37YoYo^8.3.6
20:59.42bkw_YOU SUCK
20:59.46bkw_haha
20:59.48YoYo^hrrm... time to fuck everything up and install the bind port
21:00.04oejbkw: why default to tel: ?
21:00.15YoYo^I'm not ready for this... I hate using ports when functional components are in the base system :(
21:00.18bkw_what should I defalut to?
21:00.26bkw_if no matches are found.. you go out PSTN
21:00.27oejYoyo: You're using FreeBSD?
21:00.41YoYo^bkw: if a lookup fails, let the * admin determine what to do with it
21:01.03bkw_alrighty then
21:01.12dougheckaMOO!
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21:01.16oejbkw: I agree with Yoyo, let enumlookup fail instead of wild card
21:01.37brc007cool... /.'ed :)
21:01.42dougheckaso voicepulse...
21:01.43bkw_oej ok done
21:01.43dougheckaer
21:01.48dougheckavoiceglo
21:01.52YoYo^bkw, give me another bind9 server and I'll update tucows
21:01.54dougheckathey use asterisk?
21:01.57bkw_yes
21:01.58YoYo^should make it for the 5pm dump
21:01.59bkw_they sure do
21:01.59dougheckawow
21:02.20spy007doughecka: both use *
21:02.28dougheckayea
21:02.45spy007pretty cool
21:02.55CelticSo are Voiceglo being bad by not having iaxcomm source available ?
21:03.32cypromisafaik they only have to give it to you on request
21:03.35cypromisLGPL
21:03.59dougheckaasterisk is on slashdot :P
21:04.23CelticHmm - I downloaded it and it bombed on my laptop just like iaxcomm....
21:04.42dougheckahahaha
21:06.25Simon_caIs there a repository of interesting AGI scripts?
21:06.53oejLook into your cvs and on asterisk.gnuinter.net
21:08.53atacomm~seen jets
21:08.55jets <zero@68.25.84.226> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 6d 16h 15m 50s ago, saying: 'new snow'.
21:09.11dougheckayo atacomm
21:09.39dougheckahows life/house/kids/dog/cat/horse/any farm animal/mouse/fish?
21:09.40manyhaha.
21:09.47doughecka~seen santa
21:09.47santa <~jupiter@12-253-125-169.client.attbi.com> was last seen on IRC in channel #picogui, 348d 18h 29m 46s ago, saying: 'file: yeah, but i did it fedex, so it won't show up until april'.
21:09.51doughecka:P
21:10.04many#7611278 is so fscking true.
21:10.28cypromis?
21:10.47dougheckabash.org
21:10.48manycomment # on slashdot.
21:10.51dougheckaoh
21:10.51doughecka:P
21:10.53many:)
21:11.16*** join/#asterisk Connor (Connor@198-144-174-5.knx.tn.nxs.net)
21:11.20many"great philosopher eminem? how about you jump down the building repeatedly?"
21:11.21bkw_ok openenum has some the shiznit of servers now
21:11.27Connorwhat was that # many?
21:11.49manythe one i just freely quoted.
21:12.31cypromis:)
21:12.35klicTeldoes anyone have an idea of how many production implementation of Asterisk are out there?
21:12.41doughecka42
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21:12.43bkw_ok
21:12.44many23
21:12.45bkw_I need input
21:12.52Connormany, what was that comment number? I got disconnected
21:12.57manyyes number five, we will feed you.
21:12.57outtoluncbkw </tmp
21:13.07manyconnor: "great philosopher eminem? how about you jump down the building repeatedly?"
21:13.17klicTelquit
21:13.25dougheckaexit
21:13.26manyklictel: with a slash.
21:13.38dougheckaslash(.)!
21:13.42many*g*
21:13.46Nixbkw: so are you going to commit my patches? :-D
21:14.08bkw_ok should openenum have an internet only prefix/code?
21:14.10oejWho owns dynx.net, lots of good stuff there. AGI scripts on http://www.dynx.net/ASTERISK/
21:14.30manythe point probably is, that many people would love to offer IAX/SIP/PSTN-Gateways but they couldnt, because that would put them under regulations they are not willing to do.
21:14.44dougheckahehehheheheehehheheheehheheeh
21:14.48bkw_who needs pstn when everyone has VoIP
21:14.53dougheckayea
21:15.09bkw_the gov is going to fuck this up just like they fuck everything else up
21:15.12manybkw: yes. and while were at it, enum.conf should support multiple contexts which you can specifiy in EnumLookup()
21:15.19bkw_because our gov has the intrest of $$ in their minds
21:15.40bkw_ok what should the internet areacode be?
21:15.44bkw_or is their a standard?
21:15.54oejenum.conf supports multiple enum DNS roots, but you never know who answers. I would like an argument to enumlookup to set DNS root.
21:16.12bkw_oej ok can do that
21:16.14bkw_:)
21:16.19dougheckaarea code 1-000-293-2341
21:16.21manybkw: because providing voip will further or later bring you into the same trouble as providing VoiP/PSTN Gateways now.
21:16.28manyoej: this is what i was meaning
21:16.35bkw_many how so?
21:16.38dougheckahmm, area code 000
21:16.38oejThere is a proposed Internet area code on national level, but politics keep stopping anything clever happening with it.
21:16.40bkw_they are going to regulate data?
21:17.16oejbkw: Free tea in Stockholm if you patch enumlookup :-)
21:17.26manysomething like [e164] root=>e164.arpa ; [foo] =>openenum.org and then specifiying EnumLookup(foo, $EXTEN) or EnumLookup(e164, $EXTEN)
21:18.12manybkw: this is too easy.  they will just tap you :)
21:18.12oejI think "000" as prefix in the enum tree is a good solution, that's what I experimented with in enum.webway.net
21:18.27oej0 for local, 00 for international and 000 for universal calls :-)
21:18.58daork000
21:18.59daorkheh
21:19.07dougheckabooyea
21:19.14dougheckayea, my voip number is 000
21:19.17bkw_god I hate 000
21:19.23doughecka1-000-000-0000
21:19.25dougheckaoh yea
21:19.49bkw_you can't have it
21:20.12oejIf we have 000 in the openenum root, anyone can set it to anything in the local dial plan. I belive FWD use "*" in front of numbers for non-standard dial plans.
21:20.18dougheckanot enuf of numbers
21:20.36bkw_I really don't have time to do all this enum stuff.. haha
21:20.47oejNot 1-000, but 000-1 for US, 000-46 for Sweden
21:20.49bkw_i'm going to make time
21:20.59manyi dont see why one needs a prefix in openenum root anyway?
21:21.06oejmake time - use GNU make :-)
21:21.09dougheckawhats openenum?
21:21.59oejMany: You're right, the root can start with +47, the 000 is the local dial plan.
21:22.16manyexactly.
21:23.04oejI'm a bit curious of the IAX url's - will they work on a global Internet scale? It's not like SIP,
21:23.18oejwhere you're supposed to be able to call anyone anywhere. Sorry for <CR>
21:23.45bkw_haha
21:23.47bkw_not sure
21:24.20rainer_homeoej: why shouldn't they work?
21:24.41bkw_its the device that makes the call that determins what to use.. if it don't know iax then it will just ignore it won't it?
21:25.02bkw_its been so long since i have looked at the RFC
21:25.33doughecka<PROTECTED>
21:26.40oejiax:myserver/extension - and my server is behind NAT
21:27.06oejIf you put that in ENUM, nothing works
21:27.42oejMaybe iax:guest:guest@myserver.mydomain.tld/extension could work if my server is reachable outside of NAT
21:29.00wwshouldn't be openenum.org ?
21:29.10bkw_we have both
21:29.11bkw_haha
21:29.11wwso how do i add naptr records?
21:29.21bkw_ww you wanna write the stuff to do that?
21:29.33wwalready done...
21:29.40wwwell... in shell script
21:29.47bkw_I need web
21:29.57dougheckaphp
21:29.58wwyou running bind-dlz or something like that?
21:30.48ww... would rather do multiple-domain patch for EnumLookup first...
21:31.02bkw_me too
21:31.06bkw_we need to think about that
21:31.11bkw_me either
21:31.12bkw_I suck at it
21:31.31bkw_GOD CVS IS SLOW
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21:31.50oejbefore scripting, what should be input in the DNS zone?
21:31.52wwi like oej's idea, EnumLookup(${EXTEN},domain)
21:32.12wwoej: i like nsupdate for updating the zone files...
21:32.20bkw_ewww evil
21:32.21wwcan be easily wrapped in php/python/whatever
21:32.26bkw_yes it can
21:32.27oejNAPTR or NS delegations?
21:32.38wwhmmm...
21:32.47bkw_I would like to have a group to help design.. and plan openenum
21:32.47wwcan actually do both that way,
21:32.49bkw_any takers?
21:32.58oejMany said he wanted his own control, meaning NS delegations.
21:33.10bkw_ok
21:33.12bkw_sounds doable
21:33.20wwsure, not a problem, just inject a NS record instead of NAPTR
21:33.25bkw_no
21:33.30bkw_you delegate that just like normal
21:33.31oejMaybe a WIKI page with design ideas? :-)
21:33.37bkw_oej yes
21:33.48wwyes, like normal, but with nsupdate rather than vi ;)
21:33.51bkw_ww I would delegate your record to your nameservers
21:34.03bkw_who said vi.. build that from sql boi
21:34.10Simon_caHow big of a machine would you need for * to handle 10000 UAs for SIP-SIP or SIP-IAX only calls?
21:34.11YoYo^delegate records?
21:34.22wwoh i see... no naptr records at all in openenum nameservers, only ns
21:34.22bkw_Simon_ca one that hasn't been created
21:34.42wwbut what about people without nameservers?
21:34.44dougheckaAHHAHA
21:34.48YoYo^hmm... thought to delegate country codes, area codes, exchanges, DID blocks, etc...
21:34.51dougheckaSimon_ca: without codec translation...
21:34.57dougheckamaybe, what, 500 calls?
21:34.58doughecka:)
21:35.18oejhttp://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=OpenEnum
21:35.56Simon_cathinking ~2500 calls, no codec translations.
21:35.57bkw_oej good work boi.. now to fill it with content
21:36.10bkw_Simon_ca still a box that hasn't been created
21:36.21bkw_use ser if you need that many
21:36.25YoYo^bkw: I need your sex this weekend to help me get my shit updated and patched
21:36.31Simon_caSIP phone -> * -> Cisco 5850 -> 100 PRIs
21:36.36bkw_YoYO ok can do
21:36.37oejSimon_ca: Depending on SIP over UDP or TCP... 10.000 UA's over TCP will kill any machine, but ASterisk doesn't support it any way...
21:37.13bkw_ww can you fill in some ideas on openenum on the wiki
21:37.23Simon_cabkw: ok, comments on reasonable UA to * ratio/sizing?
21:37.47lorenitabkw_ can you give me your page for download agi for CC ?
21:38.22ConnorAnyone used a DG-104S?
21:38.47CraigSConnor: Thats a dynalink box, right?
21:39.23ConnorD-Link 4 port VoIP box
21:40.04CraigSFrom memory, it does H.323 but is seriously broken
21:40.13CraigSIt sends the same callID for all calls :)
21:40.24dougheckalol
21:40.28Connor2 versions.. MGCP and h323
21:40.30CraigSi.e. each port has a fixed call ID
21:40.46CraigSBut that was over a year ago - maybe they fixed it
21:41.19ConnorWill it work with *'s h323?
21:41.23ConnorWish it was SIP.
21:41.31dougheckaor iax
21:42.10ConnorHow good is MGCP on * ?
21:42.17tclarkgraigs: klasstek know that POS, it worked on the chan_mgcp was not too hapy with em but they ebay cheap :)
21:42.22CraigSWhile I know H.323, I don't know much about *. it will priobably work with *, as long as the callIDa are not important :)
21:42.42dimmikcan anyone help with a codec problem? I get this when the snom 200 dials the echo app
21:42.52dimmikSending to 10.1.1.101 : 5060 (non-NAT)
21:42.53dimmikFound audio format ALAW
21:42.53dimmikFound audio format UNKN
21:42.53dimmikFound description format pcma
21:42.55dimmikFound description format pcmu
21:42.57dimmikFound description format gsm
21:42.59dimmikFound description format g729
21:43.01dimmikCapabilities: us - 4, them - 270/0, combined - 4
21:43.03dimmikNon-codec capabilities: us - 1, them - 0, combined - 0
21:43.18dimmikdoes this mean that they are not compatible?
21:44.49doughecka"yea we got a great big convoy"
21:47.27bkw_poor digium
21:47.33bkw_bet they are getting ALOT of calls
21:47.37doughecka<PROTECTED>
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21:50.10bkw_every time that happens.. this channel grows
21:50.29dougheckahah
21:50.33manyheh.
21:50.35dougheckahas it grown yet?
21:50.36manyaint that good?
21:50.43ManxPower_"combined = 4" means there are 4 compatable codecs
21:50.53dougheckahmm, how did I find asterisk anyway...
21:50.58dougheckait wasnt on slashdot...
21:53.23bkw_haha
21:53.47dougheckainteresting
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21:56.45dougheckanice netsplit
21:56.45doughecka:P
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21:58.30bkw_where?
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21:59.03wwblech... wiki
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22:01.25Simon_caso what is the largest number of UAs anyone is comfortably running off one * box?
22:01.36*** join/#asterisk CraigS (~CraigS@220.244.81.10)
22:02.09atacommhow will an asterisk box in public ip land handle two Cisco SIP phones on a private LAN calling between each other?
22:02.51Connoratacomm: depends on how you config it.
22:02.58wwridiculous capitalists
22:03.07oejbkw: Added to http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=OpenEnum , please read
22:03.11wwyou have to *purchase* the video stream from the fcc voip forum
22:03.13atacommConnor: can you make it work? or just make it suck less one way than another?
22:03.19atacommoej: you run voip-info?
22:03.31jtoddwww: maybe c-span has it for free.
22:03.32oejI don't run it, just add a lot to it.
22:03.33bkw_CVS is slow as a mother farker now
22:03.42Connorwith cisco's I make it work.
22:04.05oejGuess that digium don't prioritze CVS traffic over www :-)
22:04.22bkw_.5 kb sec or less
22:04.26bkw_evil evil evil
22:04.41atacommlol, gotta love slashdot
22:04.42Connorthey get slashdotted again?
22:05.03atacommi love that Linksys now has two routers with QoS.....and one router has two WAN ports for loadbalancing/redundancy
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22:05.17bkw_you mean cisco
22:05.21wwoej: i still think naptr should be accompanied by an informative txt
22:05.24Celticatacomm: what is the second router ?
22:05.28atacommbkw: lol, sorta
22:05.36bkw_they have the cicso logo on them now
22:05.52atacommi know, i dont like thinking of them as cisco, i keep waiting for them to rape us again and again
22:05.54Celticatacomm: I man other than the 81
22:05.59oejatacomm: Asterisk has to stay in the media stream to make it work. Or you could let the SIp clients set up media streams, but then you will have problems with outside calls.
22:06.18oejww: You mean to explain NAPTR? I'll add wiki link.
22:08.01blitzrageww: someone was having a problem with the NAT patch today.  Not sure if it was the patch, but here was the scenario:  GS -> NAT -> * -> NAT -> FWD
22:08.02cypromis*phew*
22:08.11blitzrageww: they were having a problem with their GS phone not working with the patch.
22:08.13cypromisend of next week I can finally put the self provisioning shit life
22:08.35wwoej: no, i mean in the DNS
22:08.39wwi.e.
22:08.51ww*.9.4 IN NAPTR ...
22:09.02bkw_oh thats easy
22:09.17ww*.9.4 IN TXT "calls to germany, gateway contact email is blah@foo, etc"
22:09.23bkw_*.7.4.7.1.enum.bkw.org. IN      NAPTR   2       42      "u"     "sip+E2U"       "!^\\+(.*)$!sip:\\1@sipphone!" .
22:09.25atacommCeltic: http://www.linksys.com/products/product.asp?grid=34&scid=29&prid=589
22:09.28bkw_oh
22:09.35bkw_I CEEEE
22:10.01oejww: Aha, I see. Good thinking.
22:10.02wwmakes troubleshooting broken gateways a bit easier perhaps...
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22:10.31oejCould we get asterisk to read this and output in debug or in a variable...
22:10.38blitzragewhich files in the source of asterisk should I be reading to get an idea of how asterisk works ?
22:10.39bkw_oej good thinking
22:10.41atacommoej: hmm, not fun... the SIP headers include both local and remote addresses (atleast they do on Snom phones), anyway it can sesne both phones on the same network and kick back the local IP?
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22:10.52blitzragein terms of wanting to eventually program stuff for *
22:11.07bkw_blitzrage all of them
22:11.09bkw_asterisk.c
22:11.10bkw_start there
22:11.12wwhehe
22:11.16blitzragebkw_: sounds good.
22:11.54outtoluncawww, should have sent him to read all the header files first <G>
22:12.08oejww: Added. Check wiki page.
22:12.08bkw_haha
22:12.14wwmaybe even hinfo records too?
22:12.31ww*.9.4 IN HINFO "i386/Linux" "Asterisk"
22:12.32oejww: hinfo - ???
22:12.33blitzrageok, can someone give me a rundown of what -> does ?  I believe it's related to pointers.. ?
22:12.39oejww: ok.
22:12.57tclarkthen pbx. and channel.c
22:13.12blitzragetclark: will do.
22:13.39oejOk, another wiki page created. Makes my day. Midnight in Sweden, good night :-)
22:13.50bkw_oej damn boi.. good work
22:13.54blitzrageoej: get my message ?
22:14.05wwoej: NAPTR record to provider's web site?
22:14.20wwoej: typeo?
22:14.51wwor do we have "E2U+HTTP" now ;)
22:14.57atacommok, how about this, can i force * to stay in the media stream ONLY if its going back to the same IP address?  (hence back to the NAT from which it came -- sounds like something out of a movie)
22:14.57bkw_yes you can do that too
22:15.19wwi seriously doubt my web browser would support that...
22:15.27bkw_ww its so you can put a phone number into a browser and it find your website
22:15.37bkw_but your browser has to be enum aware
22:15.46bkw_you can also send email to a phone number
22:15.53bkw_but your mail client has to be enum aware
22:16.02bkw_ww its in the RFC
22:16.03wwi know
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22:16.30wwbut unimplemented everywhere afaik
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22:16.42bkw_we could push it to be done
22:16.49atacommi could compare the SIP database entries for the two lines, and if they are the same IP, command * to stay in the media stream, right?
22:17.03bkw_atacomm what are you trying to do?
22:17.28bkw_I SAY SO.. IT SHALL BE!
22:17.39atacommmake it so that multiple cisco phones on a NAT, using my server (which is not on NAT) can talk to each other
22:17.43oejblitzrage: what message?
22:17.49Celticatacomm: I don't see any QOS on that beast....
22:17.54blitzrageoej: oh I sent you a /msg, but I guess you didn't get it :)
22:18.04oejww: NAPTR record to providers web site or whatever, I'm tired...
22:18.05blitzrageoej: I'll write you up and email and send it to you
22:18.08atacommCeltic: its in the manual
22:18.20atacommCeltic: I had to look fora  while to find it
22:19.04Celticatacomm: I'll have another look later - any idae of price ?
22:19.25atacommBuy.com sells around $375....MSRP is $500
22:19.50oejThink: You dial a number and KPHONE get's a URL from ASterisk and opens a web page saying "Welcome to the BKW Global phone system. It's our pleasure to let you talk through our lines and leave nice voice mail messages to our support department.."
22:19.53kramdo me a favor
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22:20.48oejBlitzrage: I'm not very used to this, but I see something blinking red, wait.
22:20.54blitzragelol
22:21.02blitzrageoej: yah, that's probably my message :)
22:21.22blitzrageoej: just open it, and reply in there, then it doesn't go into the main channel
22:21.37wwoej: sure... it can happen
22:21.58wwi still say we should filter port 80 at the NAPs but...
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22:31.44espenzhttp://voipstore.atacomm.com/shops/ViewItem.aspx/27934028032-29924493568.htm
22:31.45espenzhihi
22:32.13doughecka73 espenz, CQ CQ CQ CQ
22:32.29espenzcq?
22:32.47dougheckahah, no ham, nm
22:33.07espenzuh..
22:35.22blitzragehrm... RH7.0?...
22:35.33espenzyuck
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22:35.53dougheckayo kram!
22:36.02dougheckajerjer runs asterisk on 7.1 all the time
22:36.04dougheckame thinks
22:38.10blitzrageI would think you'd at least use 7.3.. but what the hell do I know :)
22:39.10Corydon76-workIf it ain't broke...
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22:41.02blitzrageseeing lots of new people joining the channel today :)
22:42.02bkw_w00t
22:42.05bkw_w00t
22:42.09bkw_bug 512 seems to be fixed.
22:42.50bkw_echotraining=yes works with x100p's and doens't mess up dtmf
22:43.14dougheckareally?
22:43.18dougheckalike, trully?
22:43.19doughecka:P
22:43.30bkw_yes
22:43.40dougheckatoo bad I cant compile IT!!!!
22:43.41bkw_instant echo can
22:43.45dougheckacool
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22:44.14pattiejabkw_: is it working well?
22:44.23pattiejasounds very interesting...
22:44.25bkw_yes
22:44.29bkw_tested it with my banking
22:44.32dougheckais in cvs yet?
22:44.41bkw_before it woudnl't detect digits or get them wrong
22:44.44pattiejabkw_: what about SIP/IAX -> X101P calls?
22:48.14ConnorHow come no one really talks about MGCP on here? is something wrong with it?
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22:48.38neonet2004hello
22:48.45dougheckaHI!@!!
22:49.01neonet2004could be asterisk configured as a SIP>H323 bridge
22:49.07neonet2004translator
22:49.08bkw_pattieja it should work the same
22:49.31blitzrageConnor: I don't have anything to interface with MGCP
22:50.12neonet2004??
22:50.54atacommneo: should be able to
22:50.57blitzrageneonet2004: I have never done it, but I wouldn't see why not
22:51.14blitzrage* should pretty much be able to go from <anything> to <whatever>
22:51.45neonet2004how do i go by configuring it
22:52.14neonet2004i want to have Vocal(SIP)>>>Asterisk (SIP/H323)>>Gateway(H323)
22:52.29dougheckahow do I configure iptables to temporarly block an internal ip address from getting out?
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22:56.19josephhas anyone worked with cdr_unixodbc ?
22:56.28dougheckanope
22:56.37dougheckaits an old program that isnt used anymore ;)
22:56.45dougheckahes the wiZARD
22:56.47dougheckahe made it
22:56.49dougheckait rox
22:57.28josephI was hoping to usse cdr_mysql but it isn't in the cvs version
22:57.53dougheckaindeed, bug bkw_
22:57.57josephor am I wrong?
22:58.05dougheckait needs unixodbc to be isntalled
22:58.10Connorcdr_mysql was pulled out of the distro due to licencing issues..
22:58.16blitzragejoseph: yes... check out asterisk-addons
22:58.28blitzragejoseph: cvs co asterisk-addons is what I mean :)
22:58.36josephahh... thanks
22:58.37bkw_tclark ringy dingy.. wake up
22:58.45bkw_I have some info for you
22:58.50ConnorI think it's in contrib area now
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22:59.51bkw_Connor but we can side step that now with cdr_unixodbc ;)
22:59.59bkw_more than one way to skin a cat!
23:00.14Connorright.. but he was asking about cdr_mysql. :)
23:00.40bkw_why?
23:00.49ConnorI dunno.. ask him. :)
23:00.56ScaredyCat<bkw_> more than one way to skin a cat!
23:01.00bkw_oh IC
23:01.01bkw_haha
23:01.22dougheckaa ScaredyCat too
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23:04.12atacommbkw: you never responded after asking what i was trying to do.....lol
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23:04.49detritushey, i've got a question, if i have an asterisk server set up with just a wildcard X100P can i set up asterisk to answer calls on that line and then transfer to a SIP phone via an extension number?
23:05.03blitzragedetritus: sure!
23:05.20blitzragedetritus: such as like.. an auto-attendent?
23:05.44blitzragedetritus: or you can have incoming calls forward directly to a phone if you want
23:06.01blitzragejust depends on how you want to setup your dialplan
23:06.34Takapais it trivial to encrypt voip calls?
23:06.39blitzrageno :)
23:06.55blitzrageat least not any way that I know of
23:07.14Takapahm, sux
23:07.24detritusermm, hehe, here's my setup, i have a machine in say town A, and i have SIP phones in towns B and C can i set it up so B and C can call local numbers in town A through the PBX and then people in town A can call the PBX and transfer to B or C?
23:07.31CraigStakapa: there are RFCs for doing encrypred RTP, but the key exchange is the hard part
23:07.45blitzrageTakapa: yah.. I'd love trivial encryption as well :)
23:07.59CraigSThere used to be a voip app that did encryption (Nautilus?) but I've not heard of it for a while
23:09.06dougheckapgpvoice
23:09.12blitzrageI'd like to see a built-in encryption scheme into IAX
23:09.22bkw_blitzrage raise about 3k an we can pay someone
23:09.47blitzragehaha.. I'd love to raise $3k for my school funds ;)
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23:09.51ScaredyCatTakapa: depends...#
23:12.29bkw_http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0000456
23:12.32bkw_I need input on this guys
23:13.05dougheckato beee, or not to beee, that is the question!
23:13.28Mikehow can i reload the database of mohmp3?
23:13.37Mikeits only playing the once i had before
23:13.37blitzragebkw_: I will test this in a few minutes
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23:13.59bkw_mike killall -9 mpg123
23:14.24Mikereally?
23:14.32Mikerestart now
23:14.35Mikeon asterisk console
23:14.37Mikedoesnt reload it?
23:14.47blitzragempg123 isnt' part of asterisk
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23:15.40Mikeok
23:15.57manygrr. i hate mantis.
23:16.13blitzrageand it hates you :)
23:17.06manytheres no need to.
23:17.28blitzragetrue
23:17.35blitzragebut I can't control what mantis hates :)
23:17.38manyit really shouldnt say "Access denied" just because i want to /view/ a bugreport.
23:18.10blitzragehrm.. I was always able to I think
23:18.18blitzragemany: you should just create a login :)
23:18.21manyonly if you logged in as anonymous before.
23:18.32manyi just wanted to quick-check bkws url with lynx.
23:18.41bkw_login with anonymous
23:22.29ScaredyCatok, who wants to make me happy?
23:22.44sxpertlol
23:22.48bkw_sorry.. i'm not like that
23:22.49ScaredyCathttp://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3366586710&category=42427
23:23.20bkw_ScaredyCat you are weird
23:23.26bkw_I knew their was a reason I liked you
23:23.48ScaredyCat:)
23:24.40outtoluncneeds a collar with an '*' on the pendant
23:24.50bkw_outtolunc haha
23:24.52ScaredyCat:)
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23:25.41marty111join my server type  /SERVER 81.77.5.192 7000 and become a moderator in a main room or create your own room for free
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23:26.27dougheckaand
23:26.28dougheckaso what
23:26.41Mike/SERVER 81.77.5.192 7000
23:26.43Mikeoppsd
23:26.44Mike:P
23:26.45Mikelol
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23:26.57Mikej/k
23:27.08bkw_no
23:27.08outtoluncinsert password here please >          < <G>
23:27.15doughecka1234
23:27.23Mikebkw_: is there any php interface for your module ?
23:27.28ScaredyCatflabbybuttocks
23:27.55dougheckalol
23:28.32ScaredyCatI wonder how this would look in my living room....
23:28.34ScaredyCathttp://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2575843374&category=1207
23:28.58dougheckarename it police box
23:29.03dougheckaand paint it blue
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23:29.19outtoluncit's cast iron, you probably could get buried in it <G>
23:29.26ScaredyCat:D
23:29.34ScaredyCatat that price I would be!
23:34.11bkw_ya know I hear alot of words being used these days that I didn't hear before
23:34.23bkw_copacetic is one of them... why not just say very satisfactory?
23:34.39outtolunctotally tubular dude
23:34.48danielqnever use a big word when a diminutive one will do
23:34.55Corydon76-workBecause people like to sound elitist
23:35.33Corydon76-workIt's like deliberately talking in French so the dumb Americans won't understand
23:35.41outtolunchuh? <G>
23:36.06kramnot yet
23:36.10CelticI just talk English so Americans don't understand ;-)
23:36.11tessier__eschew obfuscation
23:36.14krami like that dnaiel
23:36.36tessier__copacetic has been around for many years.
23:36.41bkw_yes
23:36.47bkw_but I didn't hear it alot till recently
23:36.52killerbeewho wants to sell me an fxo card... CHEAP!
23:36.59tessier__Although I do think there is something to be said for having a large and interesting vocabulary.
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23:37.11tessier__There is no shame in being intelligent.
23:37.11Corydon76-workOr talking Southern so the Yankees don't understand...
23:37.24blitzragebkw_: come to Canada or UK.. you'll hear a lot of words you don't hear in the states :)
23:37.25CelticI want to know how many times CNN staff said "If you will" during the Iraq war - it seemed to be every 20 seconds...
23:37.34tessier__Corydon76: The yanks figured out what "ya'll" meant years ago.
23:37.36danielqkram: it's by someone famous...can't remember who
23:38.03Corydon76-worktessier__:  it gets _much_ worse than that.  ;-)
23:38.21tessier__Corydon76: They know what Nascar is too. The code has been broken.
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23:45.45outtolunchttp://tinyurl.com/xg5f  CAC for $2225.00 (not a typo) hahaha
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23:48.39blitzrageit's a JerJer!
23:49.24wwbkw_: http://parc.styx.org/parc/OpenEnumSandbox
23:50.26bkw_ww kewl
23:51.09wwno sql... ;)
23:51.49bkw_I LIKE
23:52.37ww:)
23:53.05outtolunc2003123113 hmm <G>
23:53.18denonso bkw, whats the best codec to use with grandstreams?
23:53.24outtoluncmissed xmas again, damn <G>
23:53.35wwso it goes ...
23:53.35denonalaw / ulaw
23:53.36denon?
23:53.53bkw_u
23:54.02denonits on a cable connect .. decent speeds ..
23:54.04denonbut its stuttering ..
23:54.06denonjust one way
23:54.43bkw_the only option is g729 then
23:54.45bkw_and you must PAY
23:55.13denong729 is low bandwidth?
23:55.18bkw_yes
23:55.51denondoes ilbc work with grandstreams? doesnt seem to
23:56.00bkw_nope
23:56.03bkw_not yet
23:56.49denonhow much is g729 again?
23:56.54denonlike $5 per port or somethin isnt it?
23:57.01bkw_10
23:57.05JerJer100 billiion dollars
23:57.08denonheheh
23:57.14denonI wonder if g729 would solve it ..
23:57.27denonit really shouldnt matter .. they have like 256 up and 1.somethin mbps down
23:57.30denonand great routing
23:57.35denonand thats the only thing goin on
23:57.39bkw_it can
23:57.51denonthey're like 25ms away
23:57.53denonwith 256 up ..
23:58.04denon22ms
23:58.07bkw_so
23:58.13denonso you think I need g729?
23:58.22bkw_might wanna try it
23:58.48denonI wonder if anyone's around at digium to sell it to me now
23:58.49denonspose not
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