irclog2html for #asterisk on 20040919

`00:00.08`	`ManxPower`	`And I'm jaded about managers.`
`00:00.10`	`cypromis`	`crazy1: try to set your callerid to your stanapone id`
`00:00.22`	`cypromis`	`and`
`00:00.34`	`cypromis`	`add in sip.conf insecure=very in your stanaphone context`
`00:00.37`	`cypromis`	`NOT in general`
`00:00.37`	`ManxPower`	`Next time a specific manager says "rip this phone system out" I'll power it off and walk out.`
`00:00.59`	`Kb1_Kanob`	`Is there a dialplan command that would simply printf() to the logger, at a configurable level? NoOp doesn't do it 'cause it interprets things in the statement.`
`00:01.05`	`ManxPower`	`cypromis: Hmm? Doesn't that belong in [general]`
`00:01.09`	`cypromis`	`nope`
`00:01.23`	`cypromis`	`you want all your sip peers to be insecure=very ?`
`00:01.43`	`cypromis`	`Kb1_Kanob: verbose ?`
`00:01.44`	`ManxPower`	`cypromis: I thought insecure=very meant "let any random schmuck connect to me just like I did for so long"`
`00:01.52`	`cypromis`	`hehe`
`00:02.01`	`ManxPower`	`i.e. mode=slut sort of thing`
`00:02.01`	`cypromis`	`yeah but you can set it per peer`
`00:02.11`	`cypromis`	`as in mode=slut for a specific host`
`00:02.24`	`cypromis`	`to let it connect any way it wants to`
`00:02.31`	`cypromis`	`but let everybody else auth as usual`
`00:02.37`	`ManxPower`	`cypromis: What if the incomfing connection would not normally match a [happysippeer] entry (wrong ip, usrname, password, etc)`
`00:02.55`	`cypromis`	`than your fucked`
`00:03.05`	`cypromis`	`like the rabbit in a piky game`
`00:03.05`	`cypromis`	`:)`
`00:03.08`	`ManxPower`	`cypromis: Well if it was a specific peer it would be mode=married, but I see what you mean.`
`00:03.23`	`ManxPower`	`cypromis: Asterisk used to allow any strange sip client to connect.`
`00:03.32`	`cypromis`	`yup`
`00:03.43`	`cypromis`	`with the current scenario there are some problems with authing`
`00:03.48`	`cypromis`	`but`
`00:03.56`	`cypromis`	`same is there with all other sip shit`
`00:03.56`	`cypromis`	`so`
`00:04.00`	`cypromis`	`we are in good company`
`00:04.02`	`cypromis`	`:D`
`00:04.09`	`ManxPower`	`and as I understood it insecure=very meant to switch that behavour back on.`
`00:04.38`	`lancey`	`bye`
`00:05.04`	`cypromis`	`ManxPower: luckily you can do that per peer`
`00:05.30`	`pfn`	`insecure=very only really works matching by IP`
`00:05.32`	`pfn`	`kinda sucks....`
`00:05.49`	`ManxPower`	`cypromis: I just don't see it as making any sense for a peer`
`00:05.53`	`pfn`	`especially if a provider uses a pool of servers to send you a call`
`00:05.57`	`Kb1_Kanob`	`Question about this channel: Many questions get repeatedly asked, and repeatedly answered. Much useful explanation flows by... how would people feel about this channel being archived/searchable?`
`00:06.14`	`pfn`	`kb1_kanob great idea, get all the newbs to search :p`
`00:06.16`	`pfn`	`that's the hard part`
`00:06.21`	`Kb1_Kanob`	`pfn: lol.`
`00:06.25`	`ManxPower`	`Kb1_Kanob: I think it's a GREAT idea, but would not be useful at all.`
`00:06.25`	`cypromis`	`Kb1_Kanob: write a monitoring script I put in the page and the bw`
`00:06.26`	`cypromis`	`:)`
`00:06.44`	`cypromis`	`yeah but a nice marketin gimmick for whoever does it`
`00:06.44`	`cypromis`	`lol`
`00:06.51`	`ManxPower`	`I log the channel. Every time I try to search my log for anythnig I can NEVER find what I'm looking for`
`00:07.03`	`pfn`	`you have poor search-fu`
`00:07.04`	`pfn`	`:p`
`00:07.15`	`ManxPower`	`pfn: I admit that could be true, but still.....`
`00:07.21`	`pfn`	`your search-fu technique is weak and requires much discipline little grasshopper`
`00:07.22`	`pfn`	`:p`
`00:07.24`	`pfn`	`but yeah`
`00:07.32`	`pfn`	`n00bs wouldn't bea ble to search it`
`00:07.45`	`Kb1_Kanob`	`#asterisk-dev seems equally (if not more) useful for mid-level users to re-read. If you want to understand why rather than how...`
`00:08.25`	`pfn`	`time to watch will & grace`
`00:08.31`	`Kb1_Kanob`	`pfn: n00bs are never able to search. But hopefully that passes over time...`
`00:10.23`	`cypromis`	`anybody used an ipa as a wireless sip phone ?`
`00:10.45`	`cypromis`	`ipaq`
`00:11.11`	`cypromis`	`:)`
`00:12.33`	`cypromis`	`hotspots are popping up like mushrooms here`
`00:12.41`	`cypromis`	`so I wnt to play with a ipaw and sip`
`00:12.43`	`cypromis`	`ipaq`
`00:13.17`	`cypromis`	`lol`
`00:15.34`	`ManxPower`	`Buy an IPAw! It's the South's Best PDA! It's the IPAw!`
`00:15.43`	`cypromis`	`:)`
`00:21.03`	`cypromis`	`hmmm I could run kphone on a zaurus`
`00:23.31`	`bkw_`	`996`
`00:23.44`	`cypromis`	`?`
`00:23.47`	`cypromis`	`911`
`00:24.26`	`ManxPower`	`cypromis: KPhone can ONLY do inband DTMF.....`
`00:26.32`	`bkw_`	`people that matter knows what 996 means`
`00:30.07`	`bkw_`	`bitch I can't go shopping without spending atleast 400 bucks`
`00:30.22`	`bkw_`	`shit I go to get socks and another shirt for astricon`
`00:30.30`	`bkw_`	`and end up buying greg hsi fucking satellite radio`
`00:32.52`	`doughecka`	`HAHAHA`
`00:33.02`	`doughecka`	`leave him`
`00:33.09`	`doughecka`	`find yourself a woman`
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`00:49.36`	`bkw_`	`doughecka you find yourself a man`
`00:50.08`	`Jerub`	`now now boys. behave ;)`
`00:56.29`	`Jerub`	`implode('', file($filename)); just came to mind.`
`00:56.32`	`Jerub`	`god, I hate php.`
`00:56.39`	`file`	`lol`
`01:00.40`	`bkw_`	`file 996`
`01:07.36`	`Nugget`	`woo, cool. I think I've got asterisk running.`
`01:07.49`	`Nugget`	`I'm able to place calls internally between two machines here.`
`01:08.10`	`Nugget`	`in theory, I think it's set up to accept inbound URI-based calls.`
`01:12.36`	`sudoer`	`does anyone here actively install voip lines as the main communication line for a company?`
`01:13.59`	`sudoer`	`is it stable enough for you? i am helping a company now get their phones setup, but i just got them analog lines because of the ureliability of voip that i've seen`
`01:14.40`	`Chuji`	`Is there an event that I can call when an agent phone rings out of a queue`
`01:14.42`	`shido6`	`you've seen?`
`01:14.45`	`shido6`	`using what?`
`01:14.47`	`Chuji`	`I want to send a screen pop`
`01:14.47`	`shido6`	`sudoer?`
`01:15.27`	`Chuji`	`bkw_ : Do you know how to do it?`
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`01:32.45`	`bkw_`	`yo yo yo`
`01:32.47`	`bkw_`	`I know nothing`
`01:33.03`	`PatrickDK`	`we already know that`
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`01:51.21`	`Umaro`	`Damin, just sent you that new chan_agent.c patch`
`01:51.38`	`file[laptop]`	`it's rather quiet on IRC today... and AIM`
`02:03.58`	`PatrickDK`	`hmm, enumlookup needs a timeout`
`02:04.46`	`PatrickDK`	`heh, internet went down, and enumlookup took like 60seconds to timeout`
`02:05.38`	`pfn`	`hmm, so when does the season of atlantis resume`
`02:09.23`	`sudoer`	`im here`
`02:09.34`	`pfn`	`january`
`02:09.35`	`pfn`	`bleh`
`02:09.45`	`*** join/#asterisk kentster (~kentster@vpn1.ccstg.com)`
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`02:10.38`	`Damin`	`Umaro: bkw is sending me a patch for app_queue that he things might solve the MOH dropout.`
`02:15.34`	`Supaplex`	`yea, it is pretty quiet on irc`
`02:18.04`	`Moc_`	`it saturday night, people went to get drunk`
`02:18.49`	`Stealth_Man`	`heh`
`02:19.10`	`Stealth_Man`	`it's Sept 18th already shit . time is so fast :(`
`02:19.15`	`Stealth_Man`	`winter is approaching :(`
`02:19.20`	`Stealth_Man`	`Moc: how are you doing ?`
`02:21.57`	`Moc_`	`doing fine`
`02:22.28`	`Moc_`	`you ?`
`02:23.46`	`kentster`	`time flys`
`02:23.55`	`bkw_`	`yes yes it is`
`02:24.18`	`kentster`	`just a few days to astricon :)`
`02:24.23`	`bkw_`	`yep`
`02:24.24`	`bkw_`	`i'm READY`
`02:24.47`	`kentster`	`I look forward to meeting you`
`02:24.47`	`Umaro`	`Damin, woot!`
`02:25.05`	`Stealth_Man`	`LOL`
`02:25.08`	`Umaro`	`Damin, send it over here or let me know when it's up on the bug tracker, ok?`
`02:25.13`	`kentster`	`buy you a beer or 2 or 3 if you drink`
`02:25.25`	`Stealth_Man`	`LOL`
`02:26.25`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`has anyone added announce messages to app_queue yet (separate from the holdtime announce)?`
`02:27.14`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`I need to start a new stream for each queue member as they enter rather than have them listening to the looped MOH...`
`02:28.06`	`bkw_`	`gbdrbobAFK you do realize that the streamfile stuff blocks`
`02:30.44`	`Umaro`	`Damin, yet?!?! ;)`
`02:31.25`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`so it's unlikely to happen? I don't need to listen for keypresses or anything, just make sure each quemember get the MOH (which is a message rather than music) from the start..`
`02:31.30`	`Umaro`	`bkw_, I'm told you think you've solved the preack/music on hold issue`
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`02:34.14`	`Damin`	`Umaro: Hold you penis..`
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`02:34.46`	`Umaro`	`Damin, I'm holding it.. but it's not helping.`
`02:35.45`	`Umaro`	`is there a way to force a sip client to have a server-defined registration expire? I've tried maxexpirey but it doesn't seem to work`
`02:35.50`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`bkw_: I'm not a programmer so not completely clear on what "blocking" means.. AIUI no other action possible until completion of function?`
`02:36.18`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`so they couldn't break out of queue until end of mesage...`
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`02:36.52`	`Umaro`	`bkw_, what's with all these non-programmers fucking with code, huh? ;)`
`02:37.51`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`I was asking if anyone else had done it, not thinking of fucking with the code at all :-)`
`02:38.25`	`AgiNamu`	`Is there a way to make a module stop accepting new calls, but continue to service the old ones? like stop when convienent?`
`02:38.38`	`AgiNamu`	`Well, not a module even. the entire *`
`02:38.41`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`until I learn c (It's on my todo list.. I've bought the become a danger to yourself in 21 days book.. ;-)`
`02:39.06`	`AgiNamu`	`gdbr -- what do you program in?`
`02:39.10`	`Umaro`	`AgiNamu, would be nice..`
`02:39.31`	`JunK-Y`	`AgiNamu: i dont understand ur question.`
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`02:39.45`	`AgiNamu`	`So there's no "stop when convenient, but also dont take new calls"`
`02:39.55`	`AgiNamu`	`Junk, suppose I want to take down Asterisk`
`02:40.03`	`AgiNamu`	`I don't want to wait till zero calls, cause that might not happen`
`02:40.12`	`AgiNamu`	`instead, I want to not accept new ones, and wait till the old ones are hung up.`
`02:40.13`	`Umaro`	`rejecting new calls is a lot nicer than dropping existing ones`
`02:40.17`	`JerJer`	`load balance`
`02:40.26`	`ManxPower`	`AgiNamu: There are several stop commands`
`02:40.33`	`JerJer`	`redirect calls to another box`
`02:40.34`	`JunK-Y`	`just dont answer ur call in ur extensions.conf`
`02:40.43`	`Umaro`	`yes, load balance would work`
`02:40.49`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`AgiNamu: the last compiled program I wrote was in pascal at school (10 years ago), I do some scripting in js and perl but that doesn't really count.`
`02:40.54`	`robl^`	`hrmmmm.. LOAD BALANCE....`
`02:40.56`	`Umaro`	`but not for a single-box phone system, really`
`02:40.56`	`shido6`	`type "zen stop" at the cli..`
`02:40.58`	`robl^`	`that could work`
`02:41.10`	`AgiNamu`	`so there's nothing for single`
`02:41.21`	`AgiNamu`	`* doesnt have zen :(`
`02:41.21`	`shido6`	`im kidding`
`02:41.25`	`AgiNamu`	`I know ;)`
`02:41.38`	`shido6`	`app_zen.so`
`02:41.50`	`AgiNamu`	`like the guy who told me to unionstall Mysql, I should type "rm -rf /"`
`02:42.01`	`JunK-Y`	`shido6: whats zen stop does exactly ?`
`02:42.03`	`AgiNamu`	`I said ,, "hmm, it's doing something".... he freaked out :)`
`02:42.14`	`AgiNamu`	`Zen stop is a new extension not written yet`
`02:42.27`	`AgiNamu`	`asterisk closes itself to the outside world, and resolves its inner callings.`
`02:42.34`	`file[laptop]`	`O.o`
`02:42.36`	`Umaro`	`lol`
`02:43.05`	`JunK-Y`	`AgiNamu: ya gonna code it ?`
`02:43.15`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`AgiNamu- that would work just with a couple of side effects.`
`02:43.17`	`robl^`	`I thought you removed mysql with "dd if=/dev/random of=/dev/hda"`
`02:44.46`	`Umaro`	`bkw_, not trying to bug you, just wondering if you have an ETA on that preack-moh app_queue patch`
`02:45.29`	`Umaro`	`if it's going to be 4 hours, cool.`
`02:49.09`	`Moc_`	`what do you people use to do backups of your linux box ?`
`02:49.32`	`Nugget`	`amanda works, but sucks.`
`02:50.02`	`Nugget`	`(presuming you meant "unix" instead of "linux")`
`02:50.10`	`JunK-Y`	`moc_: tar -c :)`
`02:50.14`	`Nugget`	`I just tar crap to a dlt drive.`
`02:50.28`	`pfn`	`when I have a tape drive, I tar to the tape drive`
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`02:51.00`	`robl^`	`no one uses floppies for backups? :)`
`02:51.01`	`Nugget`	`I have rsync's nightly to sync critical files to an offsite system, and keep most of my important stuff in cvs which is also mirrored.`
`02:51.12`	`file[laptop]`	`I like toast.`
`02:51.20`	`Nugget`	`heywood banks likes toast.`
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`02:52.01`	`Stealth_Man`	`robl : LOLLLLLL`
`02:52.27`	`Stealth_Man`	`we are using floppied 5'25 format ones, remember them ? :)`
`02:52.30`	`Moc_`	`yea I being using tar for a while... but looking for a better solutions for enterprise`
`02:52.53`	`Moc_`	`more central oriented system`
`02:53.09`	`robl^`	`Stealth_Man: 8"!!! I have some from my CP/M system.`
`02:53.10`	`JunK-Y`	`maybe combine diff with tar`
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`02:53.51`	`Stealth_Man`	`robl : :)))`
`02:54.39`	`Nugget`	`there are no good backup solutions. it's demoralizing.`
`02:55.00`	`ball`	`Nugget: buy a tape drive?`
`02:55.22`	`Nugget`	`tape drives cost thousands and they really aren't that great. they're tiny and the software still sucks.`
`02:55.29`	`Nugget`	`I have a dlt drive. it sucks.`
`02:55.57`	`Nugget`	`someday someone is going to write some backup software that doesn't suck and they are going to become gazillionaires.`
`02:56.17`	`ball`	`Nugget: tar.`
`02:56.33`	`Nugget`	`tar is inadequate.`
`02:56.41`	`ball`	`Nugget: my tape drive didn't cost thousands... but it depends how much data you have.`
`02:57.07`	`robl^`	`don't you just hate it when you back up a system and then a few years later realize you need something from the backup....and realize that the VAX with the punch carder reader has been retired?`
`02:57.27`	`ball`	`robl^: lol`
`02:57.43`	`ball`	`robl^: should have used paper tape`
`02:58.18`	`Umaro`	`how much do tape drives usually hold?`
`02:58.20`	`Damin`	`Umaro: bkw's patch didn't work.`
`02:58.35`	`ball`	`Umaro: depends what type you get`
`02:58.44`	`robl^`	`punch cards were more fun! we used to add an "extra card" in a radom location to a particular professor's projects.`
`02:58.53`	`ball`	`lol`
`02:58.54`	`Umaro`	`Damin, aww`
`02:59.22`	`Moc_`	`I got a 1TB array at home... try to backup that at a resonable price..`
`02:59.25`	`Moc_`	`and time`
`02:59.48`	`Stealth_Man`	`MOC :)`
`03:00.07`	`ball`	`Moc_ price is doable... time is the real challenge`
`03:00.45`	`Moc_`	`well I could get the exact same drive spave`
`03:02.53`	`Moc_`	`anyway, I'll have to add more drive soon :(`
`03:07.41`	`ball`	`...I think I just qualified as an "old fart"`
`03:07.57`	`AgiNamu`	`what time is it in east-coast usa?`
`03:08.09`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`gmt -7`
`03:08.15`	`ball`	`GMT-4`
`03:08.16`	`pfn`	`gmt-4`
`03:08.26`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`oops that wa west coast`
`03:08.34`	`AgiNamu`	`yea slight differnece.`
`03:08.36`	`AgiNamu`	`Hmm, and im at -6`
`03:08.44`	`AgiNamu`	`dumb bitch.`
`03:08.45`	`ball`	`I'm at -5`
`03:08.56`	`Umaro`	`what's the default responsetimeout?`
`03:09.00`	`AgiNamu`	`called my brother and his gf told me it was midnight.`
`03:09.06`	`pfn`	`10`
`03:09.12`	`file[laptop]`	`it's Sunday!`
`03:09.13`	`pfn`	`she doesn't like you, I see`
`03:09.26`	`AgiNamu`	`she was angry i woke them up.. oh well.`
`03:09.34`	`insomni`	`and here it is 5 in the morning .. shit`
`03:09.50`	`AgiNamu`	`hmm... my first anniversary is in a day`
`03:10.00`	`AgiNamu`	`probably should do something about that :)`
`03:10.02`	`ball`	`If I'm placing a call from one IP phone on a LAN to another, do I dial an extension number, a telephone number, or an IP address?`
`03:10.28`	`AgiNamu`	`ball that depends on how you have things set up`
`03:10.32`	`insomni`	`ball, depends on your .conf file, but normaly en extension`
`03:10.34`	`AgiNamu`	`probably an extension`
`03:10.44`	`ball`	`thanks`
`03:11.21`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`assuming you're using asterisk :-) if they're sip phones they could possbily call each other direct`
`03:12.27`	`ball`	`Are there certain phones that I would need to (or should) buy for use with *?`
`03:12.42`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`take a look at the wiki - there's a list`
`03:13.03`	`ball`	`gbdrbobAFK: thanks, I'll google for that.`
`03:13.28`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`sip phone are know to work pretty well - other standards such as mgcp or sccp can work but are rarer`
`03:13.53`	`ball`	`Am I right in thinking that SIP is an RFC?`
`03:13.59`	`pfn`	`it is`
`03:14.04`	`pfn`	`sip, and mgcp both are`
`03:14.14`	`ball`	`gbdrbobAFK: what about H.323 phones?`
`03:14.39`	`insomni`	`ball, also depends on your location - here in denmark, europe sip-phones or at least adapters are starting to become "main-stream"`
`03:15.21`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`I've not used them myself people have used them with openh323 but I've read it can be a nightmare to set up (there are many posts on this in the list archives)`
`03:15.40`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`* works with most stadards`
`03:16.50`	`ball`	`insomni: I vaguely recall reading somewhere that SIP plays better with things like NAT and firewalls. I should read that RFC.`
`03:17.35`	`insomni`	`ball, sip is a real pain with NAT and firewalls - thats why i'm up at 5 in the morning ;)`
`03:17.57`	`insomni`	`h323 might be even worse though`
`03:18.03`	`Jerub`	`they're both bad.`
`03:18.41`	`ball`	`Hmm... separate LAN it is then ;-)`
`03:18.44`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`for nat traversal iax is a good bet`
`03:19.40`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`but there are very few native iax phones - if you're talking about two different sites use two * servers and link them with an IAX tunnel`
`03:19.50`	`AgiNamu`	`insomni, what does Vonage do with their boxes? I just plug it in, double NAT, and it works..`
`03:19.51`	`ball`	`gbdrbobAFK: if I were to pay someone to provide telephone numbers and some sort of Internet<->PSTN gateway, would they feed me IAX if I asked them?`
`03:20.02`	`Umaro`	`anyone have any suggestions for me, while I try to convert these audio prompts from mp3 (WTF?) to gsm?`
`03:20.21`	`insomni`	`AgiNamu, I think they use STUN that realy helps`
`03:20.25`	`ball`	`Umaro: do you want software for the conversion?`
`03:20.28`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`ball- depends on your provider`
`03:20.39`	`Umaro`	`ball, huh?`
`03:20.56`	`insomni`	`AgiNamu, until you (like me) has 25 or so of them behind the same nat and firewall`
`03:20.58`	`ball`	`Umaro: I must have missed you original question.`
`03:21.01`	`Umaro`	`I've got a wave editor, but the resulting files are really low quality.`
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`03:21.36`	`ball`	`Umaro: I would use two separate programs... something to render the MP3s as WAVs and then toast to make the WAVs into GSM`
`03:21.41`	`ball`	`Hello voipjet`
`03:21.45`	`voipjet`	`Hi!`
`03:21.50`	`insomni`	`besides, zyxel does som routers that are pretty common here - and they er "sip aware" - good and bad.. depending on your setup it can realy help og be a real pain`
`03:21.52`	`Umaro`	`toast? not sox?`
`03:22.09`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`ball: I know that some providers definately will link via iax (again the wiki is your friend :)`
`03:22.10`	`ball`	`Umaro: doesn't sox just call toast? :-)`
`03:22.22`	`ball`	`gbdrbobAFK: thanks, and point taken ;-)`
`03:22.23`	`Umaro`	`I don't know.. :)`
`03:23.05`	`Umaro`	`Damin, just sent you a new email, this time with the patch ;)`
`03:23.20`	`insomni`	`gbdrbobAFK, here in denmark one provider does IAX2 even .. just too expensive.. the cheaper ones only do SIP`
`03:24.19`	`ball`	`I've come to the conclusion that T-1 lines are Too Damn Expensive`
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`03:25.16`	`Jerub`	`ball: TDE lines are.`
`03:25.33`	`ball`	`heh`
`03:25.34`	`AgiNamu`	`Umaro, do you have Sound Forge?`
`03:25.46`	`Umaro`	`AgiNamu, no, I have nero wave editor`
`03:25.49`	`AgiNamu`	`Only cause telco's like it that way ball.`
`03:25.51`	`AgiNamu`	`Oh.`
`03:26.11`	`ball`	`I'm not that impressed with the U.S. telcos that I've dealt with so far.`
`03:26.20`	`ball`	`They all seem... sucky.`
`03:26.21`	`AgiNamu`	`who is?`
`03:26.35`	`AgiNamu`	`Yep. even Vonage, the "broadband phone company" is :)`
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`03:27.20`	`AgiNamu`	`hi`
`03:28.46`	`cursor`	`hello`
`03:29.35`	`Umaro`	`AgiNamu, have you done a lot of this kind of converting?`
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`03:30.02`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`ball: you want the http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-VoIP+Service+Providers page on the wiki for a big list of PSTN<->VOIP providers`
`03:30.05`	`Umaro`	`the mp3s are 64kbit, 44.1khz stereo`
`03:30.16`	`ball`	`gbdrbobAFK: excellent, thanks a lot`
`03:30.45`	`Moc_`	`anyone know where the original audio file is for Asterisk ? (not the GSM format)`
`03:30.46`	`ball`	`Umaro: I've been distracted, do you know of MP3->WAV software?`
`03:30.55`	`JunK-Y`	`i wonder should a buy a p4-3GhZ or an athlon 64bits`
`03:31.47`	`ball`	`JunK-Y: probably depends on your application`
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`03:33.07`	`ball`	`hi wasim`
`03:33.38`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`Umaro: for simplicty (in windows) to get a .wav file I use the winamp 2.81 disk writer plugin..`
`03:33.58`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`then I convert with sox to gsm`
`03:34.26`	`ball`	`Umaro: it says here that sox may be able to read MP3 files... it can on mine.`
`03:34.32`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`you'll need to downsample the files to 8khz`
`03:34.58`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`instructions are also on the wiki`
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`03:35.41`	`ball`	`On my machine sox could do MP3->GSM directly`
`03:35.48`	`ball`	`...but I'd probably still use toast.`
`03:35.55`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Convert+WAV+audio+files+for+use+in+Asterisk`
`03:36.14`	`Umaro`	`gbdrbobAFK, when I try that, I get... a... reeeaaalllyyy.... slllloooowwwww... recccccooooorrrdddingggg.`
`03:36.16`	`Umaro`	`;)`
`03:37.57`	`cursor`	`Speak faster :-)`
`03:38.02`	`ball`	`heh`
`03:38.26`	`cursor`	`Helium works`
`03:38.28`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`you should be resampling not just changing the sample rate.. or just re-record at 8khz`
`03:41.28`	`gbdrbobAFK`	`anyways must get some sleep - gnight all`
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`03:54.35`	`Connor_`	`.`
`03:55.52`	`file[laptop]`	`..`
`03:56.51`	`tessier`	`Anyone know how to check how much remains in your account with nufone?`
`03:57.03`	`Umaro`	`bug jerjer`
`03:57.04`	`Umaro`	`;)`
`03:57.07`	`cursor`	`Use the web interface`
`03:57.08`	`file[laptop]`	`have you looked at their site? The LET ME IN link?`
`03:57.15`	`tessier`	`Yes, I saw that.`
`03:57.27`	`cursor`	`click on it`
`03:57.28`	`tessier`	`However, looking through my iax.conf I have a secret but no username.`
`03:57.40`	`file[laptop]`	`your username is in your extensions.conf, or your registry line`
`03:57.41`	`file[laptop]`	`er register`
`03:58.08`	`tessier`	`file[laptop]: Ah, that's right. Thanks!`
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`04:00.00`	`mattjive_`	`anyone familiar with polycom ip-600 phones? having a bit of trouble making them work in a new asterisk setup...`
`04:00.31`	`tessier`	`hmm...my account is fine. I wonder why I get busy from them.`
`04:01.36`	`robl^`	`tessier: did you change you setup when nufone sent an email about configuration changes?`
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`04:05.43`	`AgiNamu`	`why does openssl dgst -sha1 return different value than calling SHA1 from openssl/sha.h? sigh.`
`04:06.28`	`tessier`	`robl^: er...no. What email?`
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`04:09.22`	`kram`	`:)`
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`04:09.53`	`implicit`	`hi kram`
`04:11.31`	`mattjive_`	`415 unsupported media type is the error I'm getting with Polycom phones -- it seems to connect but calls don't go through`
`04:11.45`	`tessier`	`I don't see any email from them. Nor do I see anything on their webpage.`
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`04:15.38`	`AgiNamu`	`anyone here work with SHA1 from openssl?`
`04:15.57`	`mishehu`	`I know it's not asterisk related, but was looking for some asterisk users to play kwak3 with us.`
`04:16.14`	`mishehu`	`msg me if you're interested`
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`04:24.58`	`Umaro`	`bkw_, you around?`
`04:25.02`	`Valentines`	`Hi all! Anyone here used Sip Express Router?`
`04:25.23`	`file[laptop]`	`Valentines: please just ask your question... although be reminded that this is #asterisk`
`04:25.28`	`file[laptop]`	`so you may not get a response`
`04:26.18`	`kram`	`sup twisted, long time no see`
`04:26.22`	`twisted`	`hi kram ;)`
`04:26.26`	`Valentines`	`Just wondering if anyone got it to work with Asterisk`
`04:26.26`	`twisted`	`i've been around`
`04:26.31`	`twisted`	`just really busy as of late`
`04:26.43`	`file[laptop]`	`Valentines: of course :)`
`04:27.05`	`file[laptop]`	`Valentines: it's SIP, and asterisk does SIP... therefore asterisk will deal with SER... quite nicely in fact, SER and asterisk make a good combination`
`04:27.19`	`JerJer`	`i have never found a need for SER`
`04:27.20`	`file[laptop]`	`so much that it drives me insane in the tele ... brains!`
`04:27.36`	`JerJer`	`asterisk itself does the job for me`
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`04:28.21`	`file[laptop]`	`JerJer: so be it, but if a person wants to use SER for whatever reason - respect it to the max!`
`04:28.38`	`kram`	`i can relate`
`04:28.59`	`Valentines`	`Can asterisk do SIP reinvite?`
`04:29.06`	`drumkilla`	`yep`
`04:29.09`	`file[laptop]`	`Valentines: it most certainly can`
`04:29.13`	`drumkilla`	`kram is my hero`
`04:29.23`	`file[laptop]`	`kram: dealing with asterisk source and zaptel source everyday... it's enough to drive someone insane!`
`04:30.20`	`drumkilla`	`i got him to jump on the trampoline last night :)`
`04:30.33`	`file[laptop]`	`ooh`
`04:30.44`	`file[laptop]`	`drumkilla: if you want to make him your pet, give him a blueberry muffin`
`04:30.50`	`drumkilla`	`haha`
`04:31.01`	`drumkilla`	`or at least pretend like i am?`
`04:31.03`	`ball`	`I'm off to read my COBOL book anyway. Goodnight all.`
`04:31.13`	`file[laptop]`	`I suppose so`
`04:31.21`	`drumkilla`	`that's what i heard you did :p`
`04:31.30`	`kram`	`he's a muffin tease`
`04:31.33`	`file[laptop]`	`:)`
`04:31.36`	`kram`	`never comes through with his muffins`
`04:31.49`	`file[laptop]`	`Astricon 2005.`
`04:31.57`	`file[laptop]`	`give me till then`
`04:31.59`	`mattjive_`	`I'll try one last begging attempt :) -- I have two polycom phones but asterisk can't play sound to them. The calls seem to connect but then there is just silence even though the command line says it's playing sounds`
`04:32.00`	`drumkilla`	`kram, would you like me to bake you some muffins?`
`04:32.06`	`drumkilla`	`then i'll be the favorite!`
`04:32.26`	`file[laptop]`	`mattjive_: I'll go out on a wild limb here... made sure to Answer?`
`04:32.30`	`drumkilla`	`mattjive_: NAT?`
`04:33.07`	`mattjive_`	`wait a sec -- might have been that I needed to disallow=all, allow=ulaw`
`04:33.15`	`mattjive_`	`i can now finally make it give me the time`
`04:33.19`	`file[laptop]`	`don't say... allow=all?`
`04:33.28`	`file[laptop]`	`allow=all is bad, mmmk?`
`04:33.28`	`mattjive_`	`allow=all was not working`
`04:33.34`	`file[laptop]`	`never use it. ever.`
`04:33.45`	`mattjive_`	`good to know`
`04:33.48`	`twisted`	`kram, yeah, let file become legal first :P`
`04:34.06`	`drumkilla`	`legal to do what? hehe`
`04:34.08`	`file[laptop]`	`shhhhh nobody needs to know what happened`
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`04:35.59`	`Umaro`	`kram, any thoughts on how one could get the name of the queue calling it into chan_agent? been trying to figure out if there are any types in tmp->chan that I can use to pass the info, but it's not working out`
`04:36.39`	`kram`	`could have queue do a pbx_builtin_setvar_helper when it allocates the channels (and on a 302 redirect)`
`04:36.56`	`Umaro`	`ooh..`
`04:37.20`	`file[laptop]`	`kram: you muffin you!`
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`04:38.08`	`Valentines`	`file: Please!`
`04:38.11`	`implicit`	`my computer is going insane :(`
`04:38.12`	`implicit`	`lol`
`04:38.18`	`file[laptop]`	`Valentines: what?`
`04:39.31`	`Valentines`	`file: I whispered you someting privately`
`04:39.35`	`Umaro`	`file[laptop], what can we say.. your reputation precedes you..`
`04:39.49`	`file[laptop]`	`Valentines: ah I don't accept private messages by default... I'd get overloaded`
`04:40.03`	`file[laptop]`	`go ahead.`
`04:42.40`	`postel`	`hi, im messing around with * and some cisco ATAs 186, i want to keep my current configurations in order to restore them if things go funny, whats the tool that does it? i checked the binaries that come with the firmware image (bitaid/cfgfmt/prserv/zupinfo) i had no luck :/`
`04:48.41`	`ManxPower`	`"In a related story, the IRS has recently ruled that the cost of Windows`
`04:48.42`	`ManxPower`	`upgrades can NOT be deducted as a gambling loss."`
`04:48.48`	`ManxPower`	`Useful Asterisk Docs (BOOKMARK THEM!): http://www.digium.com/index.php?menu=documentation (look at the "Unofficial Links") and http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk and http://www.fnords.org/~eric/asterisk/ (my site) and http://asteriskdocs.org/`
`04:50.56`	`coppice`	`ManxPower: surely that restriction won't apply if you upgrade a Windows product? :-)`
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`05:01.47`	`Valentines`	`Anyone here ever successfully called a SER box with a xten (or similar) phone?`
`05:01.56`	`Valentines`	`I was wondering if someone could make a quickie call to my box`
`05:02.27`	`implicit`	`:)`
`05:02.42`	`implicit`	`SERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR`
`05:02.44`	`Valentines`	`implicit, can you make such a call?`
`05:02.49`	`implicit`	`yees`
`05:02.51`	`implicit`	`i cannnn`
`05:02.56`	`implicit`	`msg me please`
`05:02.56`	`Valentines`	`Yippee!!`
`05:02.58`	`Valentines`	`Thanks!!`
`05:03.23`	`brc_`	`anyone use redhat enterprise linux 3?`
`05:03.33`	`implicit`	`no, most of us are not flaming retards`
`05:04.49`	`implicit`	`;)`
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`05:08.37`	`Umaro`	`brc_, i'm working on a client's machine that is running rh enterprise linux 3, why?`
`05:09.37`	`robl^`	`at least is not RH4.1`
`05:12.07`	`brc_`	`Umaro, need timing`
`05:12.21`	`Umaro`	`timing?`
`05:12.38`	`brc_`	`yeah`
`05:12.50`	`brc_`	`any way to get ztdummy to work?`
`05:13.00`	`brc_`	`dual processor so I can't use zaprtc`
`05:13.03`	`Umaro`	`did you compile your own kernel?`
`05:13.43`	`Umaro`	`with smp, hmm.. dunno about that.. 2.6 ztdummy uses rtc, i'm pretty sure.. 2.4 ztdummy uses usb`
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`05:13.55`	`brc_`	`zaprtc doesn't work wuth SMP`
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`05:16.06`	`nowork`	`i heard someone bot a quad T1 card in canada for about 2kCND; anyone know where to buy this cheap card?? thanks;`
`05:16.48`	`WilliamK`	`nowork, you're just wanting the T405P card?`
`05:17.25`	`Jerub`	`nowork: digium ?`
`05:20.52`	`ManxPower`	`Whoo! Whoo! Fall has arrived. It's going to get below 65F tonight`
`05:21.33`	`ManxPower`	`brc_: I have a vague memory someone has a zap driver for Linux 2.6 that uses RTC in a way that will work with SMP.`
`05:23.37`	`coppice`	`ManxPower: yes`
`05:23.48`	`brc_`	`mmm`
`05:23.51`	`brc_`	`coppice, yes what?`
`05:23.55`	`brc_`	`yeah`
`05:23.59`	`brc_`	`ztdummy works with 2.6`
`05:24.01`	`coppice`	`he didn't ask that :-)`
`05:24.04`	`brc_`	`but rhel != 2.6`
`05:24.09`	`brc_`	`help`
`05:24.12`	`brc_`	`>:(`
`05:24.43`	`coppice`	`zaprtc from www.junghanns.net works with SMP`
`05:25.01`	`brc_`	`no it does not`
`05:25.04`	`brc_`	`since when?`
`05:25.04`	`coppice`	`at least people tell me it does. I don't use it`
`05:25.08`	`brc_`	`no it does not`
`05:25.33`	`brc_`	`This will not work on SMP systems (Multiprocessor), where the RTC clock is used for SMP support.`
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`05:27.43`	`ManxPower`	`try zaprtc from www.junghanns.net. Works fine in my SMP systems`
`05:28.15`	`ManxPower`	`brc_: I'm sure that's not the case for 2.6`
`05:30.40`	`brc_`	`ManxPower, what kernel?`
`05:31.05`	`brc_`	`rhel3`
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`05:39.42`	`Moc_`	`what is that rhel3 distro clone ?`
`05:39.53`	`robl^`	`fc2?`
`05:40.00`	`Moc_`	`nah fc suck big time`
`05:40.08`	`robl^`	`yes`
`05:40.18`	`Moc_`	`Im still running rh9`
`05:40.24`	`Damin`	`Moc_: taolinux.org`
`05:41.12`	`Moc_`	`right tao was 1 of them`
`05:41.17`	`Moc_`	`Damin, you are using it ?`
`05:41.20`	`Nugget`	`I just had to rebuild my kernel in order to build ztdummy`
`05:41.27`	`Nugget`	`seems nutty`
`05:42.02`	`Nugget`	`works now, though. I've got a MeetMe() extension working now`
`05:43.04`	`ManxPower`	`brc_: I dunno. Get a standard kernel if you need to`
`05:43.40`	`brc_`	`ManxPower, does RHEL3 work with a vanilla 2.6?`
`05:43.45`	`brc_`	`er`
`05:43.50`	`brc_`	`nevermind`
`05:44.01`	`ManxPower`	`brc_: I have no idea.`
`05:44.06`	`ManxPower`	`I don't use RH or 2.6`
`05:44.07`	`brc_`	`well...yeah if we had 2.6 we could use ztdummy..`
`05:44.12`	`brc_`	`k thanks anyhow`
`05:44.22`	`Umaro`	`Damin, hey.. care to help me try to figure out how to pass info from app_queue to chan_agent? Was thinking it would be useful for queue-specific announcements.`
`05:44.51`	`Umaro`	`brc_, yes, RHEL3 will work just fine with a vanilla 2.6`
`05:45.05`	`Umaro`	`I'm running 2.6.8 on my client's RHEL3`
`05:45.09`	`Moc_`	`anyone running Tao ?`
`05:45.12`	`brc_`	`hm..okay`
`05:45.37`	`brc_`	`will the auto hardware modprobe stuff work?`
`05:45.51`	`brc_`	`always...ALWAYS get something wrong`
`05:46.07`	`Umaro`	`you'll need module-init-tools`
`05:46.14`	`brc_`	`okay`
`05:46.19`	`brc_`	`that's it?`
`05:48.44`	`Damin`	`Moc_: I run Tao on my production boxes..`
`05:49.05`	`Umaro`	`Damin, that'd be a no then, huh? ;)`
`05:49.30`	`Moc_`	`Damin, how does it do ? and how fast update is done to it for security issues ?`
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`05:50.05`	`Moc_`	`Damin, you got the Custom->Minimal Install feature like RH9 and FC1 and 2 ?`
`05:54.10`	`Damin`	`Moc_: It does great. It's RHEL 3.0. Updates are quick.`
`05:54.32`	`Damin`	`Moc_: It is the RedHat installer.`
`05:54.46`	`Damin`	`Moc_: Tao == RedHat. RedHat == Tao.`
`05:55.10`	`Moc_`	`ok, but I can't use RHEL 3.0 binary update can I ?`
`05:56.39`	`Moc_`	`ha, I'll have to forget using apt-get with tao .. hehe`
`05:59.32`	`Damin`	`Moc_: No. It has it's own yum repository. Simply "yum update" and away you go.`
`06:00.28`	`Moc_`	`ok, gonna try it out under vmware and see how it goes... I could very well move to that..`
`06:00.48`	`Moc_`	`im a rh9 lover... but rh9 aint updated no more..`
`06:00.49`	`Damin`	`Moc_: www.taolinux.org`
`06:00.56`	`Damin`	`rh9 === lame`
`06:00.58`	`Moc_`	`thanks`
`06:01.02`	`Moc_`	`hey.. I like rh9 ;)`
`06:01.17`	`Damin`	`Moc_: fedora legacy isn't updating rh9?`
`06:01.35`	`Moc_`	`im never liked FC`
`06:01.42`	`Moc_`	`I had problem from the start with it`
`06:01.58`	`Damin`	`Not Fedora..`
`06:02.00`	`Damin`	`http://fedoralegacy.org/`
`06:02.11`	`Damin`	`They are maintaining updates for RH 73 and RH9.`
`06:02.37`	`Moc_`	`ha yes I remember... I donno why I never tryed it`
`06:02.38`	`Damin`	`The goal of The Fedora Legacy Project is to work with the Linux community to provide security and critical bug fix errata packages for select End of Life Red Hat Linux and Fedora Core distributions. This will allow for a longer effective life for those releases.`
`06:03.48`	`Moc_`	`I might update my machines with that, and check for new machine on tao`
`06:04.28`	`Moc_`	`thanks... 7min left for download of cd1 ..`
`06:04.43`	`Moc_`	`Damin, you only need cd1 for minimal install right ?`
`06:05.07`	`Umaro`	`shit man, this sucks`
`06:05.41`	`Moc_`	`what does ?`
`06:06.01`	`Umaro`	`I'm trying to figure out how to pass a variable between app_queue and chan_agent`
`06:06.47`	`Damin`	`Moc_: Yep.`
`06:07.22`	`ManxPower`	`Umaro: Set up a pipe or shared memory segment`
`06:07.25`	`Damin`	`Moc_: I just installed Plesk for RHEL on top of Tao and it's fine.`
`06:07.52`	`Umaro`	`ManxPower, how? :)`
`06:08.40`	`Moc_`	`wonder if cpanel work... will try it latter hehe..`
`06:09.17`	`Moc_`	`what ?`
`06:09.52`	`ManxPower`	`Umaro: I don't know. I just look at my Advanced Programming For The Unix Enviroment when I want to know stuff like that.`
`06:10.08`	`Umaro`	`ManxPower, haha`
`06:10.09`	`ManxPower`	`(or my Unix Network Programming book)`
`06:10.52`	`Moc_`	`<PROTECTED>`
`06:11.05`	`ManxPower`	`What is CPanel? CPanel is a fully featured web-based control panel that allows you to manage your domain through a web interface.`
`06:11.10`	`Moc_`	`lol`
`06:11.23`	`ManxPower`	`Sounds pretty useless to me.`
`06:11.51`	`Moc_`	`ManxPower, well, it can make your life easier, you give people access and they manage their own stuff`
`06:12.28`	`Moc_`	`you can assign like 2 domain hosting, 3 web site, 100mb total storage, and stuff, and user setup what he want, and he can give others access to those site he create`
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`06:14.02`	`Moc_`	`but it cost $$$`
`06:15.01`	`rcam`	`Hello.`
`06:15.03`	`Moc_`	`hi`
`06:16.45`	`cwj`	`how about that SS8`
`06:19.59`	`coppice`	`haven't the russians dismantled all their SS8s? :-)`
`06:20.25`	`brc_`	`no I heard they still have quite a bit of SS8 stuff`
`06:20.38`	`brc_`	`oh btw chan_ss8 compiled cleanly for me`
`06:21.36`	`rcam`	`I have a Dual Xeon server running RHE and *. I don't have an X100P or the special USB bus. Does anyone know of a way to get timing with adding hardware?`
`06:21.52`	`coppice`	`brc_ what is chan_ss8?`
`06:22.27`	`rcam`	`~seen wasim`
`06:22.29`	`jbot`	`wasim is currently on #asterisk (2h 49m 37s)`
`06:22.52`	`Moc_`	`rcam, get a TDM400 board`
`06:23.03`	`rcam`	`Moc_ Why would I want that?`
`06:23.03`	`Moc_`	`it about 75$ CND i think`
`06:23.09`	`Moc_`	`for timing`
`06:23.22`	`rcam`	`Is there any reason to get it over an X100P?`
`06:23.30`	`Moc_`	`it cheaper ;)`
`06:23.38`	`brc_`	`buzz`
`06:23.40`	`Moc_`	`and you can put up to 4 module`
`06:23.47`	`rcam`	`Generic X100Ps are cheap.`
`06:24.09`	`rcam`	`$29 USD.`
`06:27.21`	`Moc_`	`support`
`06:46.09`	`Moc_`	`damn yum is slow ..`
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`07:56.27`	`PoWeRKiLL`	`hi`
`07:56.45`	`PoWeRKiLL`	`someone manage to do data over voip like fax or modem ?`
`08:03.32`	`inspired`	`I'm trying to connect to the manager with a custom made java application, but I always get == Connect attempt from '127.0.0.1' unable to authenticate`
`08:03.32`	`inspired`	`. password and everything is correct`
`08:04.13`	`inspired`	`I can't seem to work out the problem`
`08:04.38`	`PoWeRKiLL`	`inspired what is your manager.conf line ?`
`08:05.05`	`PoWeRKiLL`	`what port are you trying to connect to and do you have a firewall (soft or hard) on the * box !`
`08:05.08`	`inspired`	`[mikael]`
`08:05.09`	`inspired`	`secret = mysecret`
`08:05.09`	`inspired`	`;deny=0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0`
`08:05.09`	`inspired`	`permit=0.0.0.0/255.255.255.255`
`08:05.09`	`inspired`	`read = system,call,log,verbose,command,agent,user`
`08:05.09`	`inspired`	`write = system,call,log,verbose,command,agent,user`
`08:05.16`	`inspired`	`port is 5038, enabled = yes`
`08:05.23`	`inspired`	`no firewall.`
`08:05.54`	`inspired`	`it connects and my java app spits out "Asterisk Call Manager/1.0", so it does connect. it just doesn't log in`
`08:05.57`	`PoWeRKiLL`	`the permit is wrong`
`08:06.04`	`inspired`	`how?`
`08:06.16`	`PoWeRKiLL`	`permit=0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0`
`08:06.20`	`inspired`	`ah`
`08:06.20`	`inspired`	`doh`
`08:06.27`	`PoWeRKiLL`	`if you want to allow everybody`
`08:06.41`	`PoWeRKiLL`	`then what string to you send to login ?`
`08:07.05`	`inspired`	`still not connecting`
`08:07.16`	`inspired`	`String str = "Action: login\r\nUserName: mikael\r\nSecret: mysecret\r\nEvents: off\r\nAction: IAXpeers";`
`08:07.31`	`inspired`	`I also tried without \r`
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`08:07.55`	`PoWeRKiLL`	`no you have to make Action: Login <CR>`
`08:07.55`	`PoWeRKiLL`	`Username: theuser <CR>`
`08:07.55`	`PoWeRKiLL`	`Secret: somepassword <CR>`
`08:07.55`	`PoWeRKiLL`	`<CR>`
`08:08.03`	`inspired`	`<CR> ?`
`08:08.12`	`PoWeRKiLL`	`after carriage return = \n`
`08:08.13`	`inspired`	`I have to put a <CR> in the end?`
`08:08.34`	`PoWeRKiLL`	`you have to put \n\n after the sercret line`
`08:08.36`	`inspired`	`so, "Action: login <CR>\r\nUserName.....`
`08:08.38`	`inspired`	`?`
`08:08.42`	`inspired`	`ok`
`08:08.47`	`PoWeRKiLL`	`then you xill get Response: Success`
`08:08.47`	`PoWeRKiLL`	`Message: Authentication accepted`
`08:09.17`	`PoWeRKiLL`	`no "Action: login \nUserName: mikael\nSecret: mysecret\n\n"`
`08:09.26`	`inspired`	`ok`
`08:10.20`	`inspired`	`still not working`
`08:10.44`	`inspired`	`I always get unable to authenticate`
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`08:14.52`	`inspired`	`PoWeRKiLL, it didn't work`
`08:16.55`	`shido6`	`.`
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`08:22.05`	`PoWeRKiLL`	`you don't type it correctly`
`08:22.26`	`inspired`	`it worked now`
`08:22.35`	`inspired`	`I had to put in \r\n\r\n on the last line`
`08:22.36`	`PoWeRKiLL`	`when in telnet replace the \n with the button enter`
`08:22.49`	`PoWeRKiLL`	`no you type enter twice`
`08:28.01`	`inspired`	`it logs in now, but doesn't give me a response when I try an Action`
`08:28.04`	`inspired`	`like IAXpeers`
`09:29.37`	`meebey`	`asterisk is great, thx to all who worked/helped on it`
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`09:40.20`	`Nix`	`hey guys`
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`09:46.10`	`Nix`	`lots of ppl.. not much chat :-)`
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`10:05.01`	`kiso79`	`Any E1 specialists here?`
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`10:07.50`	`markit`	`hi ppl :)`
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`10:17.00`	`kiso79`	`Any E1 people at all?`
`10:17.44`	`NoRemorse`	`E1?`
`10:17.53`	`NoRemorse`	`I live in .au if thats a help`
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`10:24.15`	`kiso79`	`Not really`
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`10:24.41`	`kiso79`	`I need some help on TE405P`
`10:26.03`	`markit`	`kiso79: I can't help you, but do you know the wiki? had a look at the mailing list? google? seems that there are no many people "awake" here`
`10:26.15`	`kiso79`	`he he`
`10:26.42`	`markit`	`ManxPower is used to say: "To search the Asterisk mailing list archive go to www.google.com and put site:lists.digium.com in addition to your other query terms."`
`10:26.58`	`markit`	`kiso79: where are you from? italy here`
`10:27.15`	`kiso79`	`DEnmark`
`10:27.45`	`markit`	`kiso79: EU :) did you had a look at www.ffii.org? we need to do something, and soon, against software patents`
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`11:01.00`	`Pkunk`	`21.11.12.1 sent an invalid ICMP type 3, code 3 error to a broadcast: 21.11.15.255 on eth1`
`11:01.07`	`Pkunk`	`what does asterisk do with IMCP that would make my kernel logs to become full of these messages ?`
`11:05.45`	`wasim`	`Code 3 is a port unreachable error`
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`11:06.54`	`wasim`	`that generally means you've got UDP blocked somewhere in the middle`
`11:07.55`	`NoRemorse`	`wasim, have u tried e164?`
`11:08.24`	`wasim`	`NoRemorse: nada, i really should though, it would ease a lot of pain`
`11:08.51`	`wasim`	`morning ScaredyCat`
`11:09.32`	`NoRemorse`	`not wrong, it rocks. does all the 1800 and +800 freecall stuff like iaxtel, but bypasses the middleman`
`11:09.51`	`NoRemorse`	`ie allows your asterisk server to conenct direct to the providers of those calls`
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`11:11.19`	`ScaredyCat`	`mornin wasim`
`11:12.13`	`CMIke`	`hi all.`
`11:12.32`	`CMIke`	`just a quick question, can I force a users cli ? in iax.conf or sip.conf ?`
`11:12.39`	`CMIke`	`so that the user cannot change it ?`
`11:12.47`	`wasim`	`CMIke: setcallerid`
`11:12.58`	`CMIke`	`yeah, but that is changable`
`11:13.09`	`CMIke`	`at least it seems so in iax`
`11:13.33`	`CMIke`	`I have set that in IAX . and the user seems to be able to overide that`
`11:13.46`	`wasim`	`CMIke: don't have a setcallerid=asreceived`
`11:13.51`	`CMIke`	`ah`
`11:13.53`	`CMIke`	`ceching`
`11:13.57`	`ScaredyCat`	`wasim: quick question re: ur phone/ata`
`11:13.59`	`CMIke`	`checking..`
`11:14.16`	`wasim`	`CMIke: in iax.conf, and in extensions.conf before you dial out you can set it`
`11:14.20`	`wasim`	`ScaredyCat: shoot, shoot`
`11:14.25`	`NoRemorse`	`is there a cisco ata-186 with 1 x fxs and 1 x fxo? thought they were 2 x fxs?`
`11:15.02`	`CMIke`	`wasim: in what conf-vile are the string setcallerid=asreceived ?`
`11:15.06`	`CMIke`	`vile=file`
`11:15.21`	`wasim`	`CMIke: iax.conf`
`11:15.28`	`wasim`	`CMike: or whatever your clients are coming in on`
`11:15.32`	`CMike`	`I dont hace that in iax.conf`
`11:15.33`	`ScaredyCat`	`how intelligent is the fxo failover?`
`11:15.35`	`CMike`	`have,even`
`11:16.07`	`CMike`	`so there must be something else..`
`11:16.15`	`wasim`	`ScaredyCat: if no IAX2 registry it'll failover to the pstn`
`11:16.28`	`wasim`	`ScaredyCat: how would you like it to be?`
`11:16.58`	`CMike`	`strange..`
`11:17.00`	`NoRemorse`	`wasim u have an ata that does iax?`
`11:17.14`	`wasim`	`NoRemorse: allegedly`
`11:17.25`	`NoRemorse`	`can I have the details please?! make/model?!`
`11:17.36`	`wasim`	`NoRemorse: farfon model 110`
`11:17.37`	`ScaredyCat`	`wasim: I'd like it to know about certain defineable numbers: eg 112, 0900 numbers etc...`
`11:17.48`	`wasim`	`ScaredyCat: i'm sure that can be done`
`11:17.57`	`NoRemorse`	`ty`
`11:18.01`	`ScaredyCat`	`cool`
`11:18.14`	`wasim`	`ScaredyCat: it can pick that up from the * server, so you don't have to fiddle with the configs`
`11:19.01`	`wasim`	`ScaredyCat: we really tried for it to pick up the line voltage from the PSTN too`
`11:19.07`	`ScaredyCat`	`ok, so I define them on the * server and it'll remember them and always dial them via the fxo - regardless of the state of the * server`
`11:19.10`	`wasim`	`ScaredyCat: but it needs too much power for that`
`11:19.16`	`ScaredyCat`	`shame`
`11:19.24`	`NoRemorse`	`wasim you are developing it?!`
`11:19.24`	`wasim`	`ScaredyCat: it'll maintain state from last know * instructions, yes`
`11:19.31`	`wasim`	`NoRemorse: alledgedly`
`11:19.42`	`CMike`	`speaking of 112... I have a slight problem.. I have to be able to send the caller to different 112 centrals depending on where in the country the caller is.`
`11:19.54`	`wasim`	`CMike: you need to know her geopos`
`11:20.03`	`NoRemorse`	`lol`
`11:20.17`	`ScaredyCat`	`CMike: if they are voip callers you can never be sure where they are`
`11:20.30`	`CMike`	`yeah some how.. and route the caller to 9-112XXX where xxx is the geographical code for the caller..`
`11:20.45`	`CMike`	`Thats about to be a law..`
`11:20.47`	`CMike`	`grrmlml`
`11:21.14`	`CMike`	`oh well.. that problem later..`
`11:21.27`	`ScaredyCat`	`what do you do for personal numbers or 0845 numbers ?`
`11:21.35`	`CMike`	`right now I need to figure out why the callers callerid can be overidden my the caller`
`11:21.57`	`CMike`	`ScaredyCat: dunno.. here in Sweden 075 are a non geographical areacode..`
`11:22.17`	`ScaredyCat`	`yah, which makes it a bit difficult to route for 112 calls`
`11:22.21`	`CMike`	`I think the user have to choose which emergency center he would like to be connected to.`
`11:22.32`	`wasim`	`CMike: it shouldn't, you have total control of the callerid`
`11:23.02`	`ScaredyCat`	`wasim:so how difficult do you think it would be to implement?`
`11:23.08`	`CMike`	`wasim: when the callerid from the client is NULL my asterisk does not apply the callerid I have set`
`11:23.20`	`CMike`	`otherwise it seems to apply it`
`11:23.39`	`wasim`	`CMike: that doesn't sound right`
`11:23.59`	`wasim`	`ScaredyCat: not difficult at all, i'll put up the feature request`
`11:24.05`	`ScaredyCat`	`thanks`
`11:24.15`	`CMike`	`wasim_ nope.. I just asked my user to set a caller id, to verify that this only happends when the callerid is NULL`
`11:24.44`	`ScaredyCat`	`are you doing a setcallerid(${CALLERID}) ?`
`11:24.51`	`CMike`	`nope`
`11:24.56`	`wasim`	`ScaredyCat: no, thank you, we want such feature requests`
`11:24.58`	`CMike`	`using the setcallerid string in iax.conf`
`11:25.04`	`wasim`	`CMike: nope, in extensions.conf`
`11:25.16`	`CMike`	`I cant do that`
`11:25.20`	`ScaredyCat`	`wasim: I'll see what I can do to generate more then :)`
`11:25.43`	`CMike`	`since the context containt a few hundred clients.. I need to set the callerid in the iax.conf (sip.conf)`
`11:26.05`	`CMike`	`or hm`
`11:26.05`	`wasim`	`ScaredyCat: much appreciated`
`11:26.10`	`CMike`	`*drinking more coffee`
`11:26.12`	`CMike`	`it is early..`
`11:26.13`	`CMike`	`:)`
`11:29.54`	`CMike`	`the setcallerid string doesn't seem to work`
`11:31.36`	`ScaredyCat`	`you have it set right - don't you?`
`11:31.49`	`ScaredyCat`	`callerid="Fred Bloggs" <123456789>`
`11:34.39`	`brc_`	`all alpha extensions are valid right?`
`11:34.57`	`wasim`	`brc_: sure sure`
`11:34.58`	`ScaredyCat`	`no`
`11:35.05`	`brc_`	`howdy wasim`
`11:35.07`	`wasim`	`brc_: dialing them is a pain though from a phone`
`11:35.13`	`ScaredyCat`	`not if you pattern match.`
`11:35.16`	`brc_`	`yeah...just using them for extension logic`
`11:35.22`	`CMike`	`the iax client (in this case another asterisk) has the caller id Anonymous and numer as the numer I need to recieve.`
`11:35.27`	`ScaredyCat`	`if you don't pattern match then they are ok`
`11:35.39`	`brc_`	`k`
`11:35.48`	`wasim`	`what precludes them from pattern matching?`
`11:35.58`	`ScaredyCat`	`N,Z, X`
`11:36.01`	`CMike`	`if the asterisk that connects to my asterisk overrids with a setcallerid before connecting to my asterisk. My asterisk takes the callerid info from the client., not from my conffiles`
`11:36.02`	`ScaredyCat`	`etc`
`11:36.14`	`wasim`	`we should have A for pattern match alpha`
`11:36.29`	`brc_`	`yes we should`
`11:36.37`	`ScaredyCat`	`ie _FRXX,1,blah ,`
`11:37.18`	`ScaredyCat`	`CMike: have you tried doing a setcallerid ?`
`11:37.25`	`CMike`	`and since my provider depends on the right cli for cdr ( he bills me according to that) this is a bad bug.. :(`
`11:37.41`	`CMike`	`ScaredyCat: yeah.. hold..`
`11:38.10`	`Nix`	`hmmm`
`11:38.30`	`Nix`	`how is everyone?`
`11:39.16`	`CMike`	`ScaredyCat: seems like it wont work .. I use: exten = _0XXXX.,1,setcallerid(${CALLERID})`
`11:40.58`	`ScaredyCat`	`mmm`
`11:41.02`	`Nix`	`erm..`
`11:41.04`	`CMike`	`I need to set the cidnum according to the iax.conf`
`11:41.30`	`Nix`	`that appears to be a bug in asterisk..`
`11:41.36`	`CMike`	`or inb the future be able to controle what cidnums I will allow.. eg. another asterisk may have 100 numers and use me as a trunk gw`
`11:41.56`	`Nix`	`I noticed some weirdness in the way Asterisk handles callerid also..`
`11:42.09`	`Nix`	`it varies between channel types.. esp sip`
`11:42.11`	`ScaredyCat`	`is the caller registering with you or just using username:pass@yourbox to dial ?`
`11:42.29`	`CMike`	`since I have as of now a PSTN that bills me according to CIDnum.. this is sort of major..`
`11:42.39`	`CMike`	`registering`
`11:42.46`	`CMike`	`and using username:pass to dial`
`11:44.27`	`CMike`	`basicly now I need to take the cidnumer I have on file for the user and put that as cidnum before making the dial. regardless what the client tries to use as cli`
`11:45.03`	`CMike`	`in the future I need to let the user choose between his "range of cli's" since he might have a few hundred users..`
`11:45.15`	`CMike`	`there has be be a smart way to handle this ?`
`11:46.04`	`Nix`	`CMike: I have written some code that coule be modified to do that`
`11:46.20`	`Nix`	`you really need to integrate with SQL to handle that in a scalable manner`
`11:46.30`	`ScaredyCat`	`it's a simple dblookup isn't it..`
`11:47.06`	`CMike`	`mm`
`11:47.09`	`ScaredyCat`	`get the valid range for that account, if it's not in that range, set it to their default value`
`11:47.33`	`Nix`	`I would do it with SQL persoanlly, but YMMV`
`11:47.34`	`CMike`	`as of now I tried to have my iax.conf in a db (sip.conf aswell) it seems to work fine`
`11:47.45`	`ScaredyCat`	`actually...`
`11:48.11`	`CMike`	`the cdr sets the accountcode. but not the cli .. hm`
`11:48.32`	`CMike`	`sounds like a small bug to me.. or ?`
`11:48.48`	`Nix`	`yes. We are using everything from DB.. extensions, centralised IAX and SIP peers, and prepaid accounts`
`11:48.50`	`CMike`	`since the accountcode works, but not the cli..`
`11:49.00`	`ScaredyCat`	`you'd want something simple like, select clid from my_clid_table where client_id='blah'`
`11:49.11`	`ScaredyCat`	`if nothing is returned then you know it's not valid...`
`11:49.54`	`ScaredyCat`	`but you need to validate the client_id ...`
`11:50.36`	`ScaredyCat`	`is each client in a separate context?`
`11:50.50`	`CMike`	`well nope`
`11:50.56`	`ScaredyCat`	`generic one`
`11:51.00`	`CMike`	`each "sub-provider" are`
`11:51.12`	`CMike`	`so each context can have mulitple clients.`
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`11:51.36`	`ScaredyCat`	`ok, but do you sub-providers supply all the traffic ?`
`11:51.40`	`ScaredyCat`	`your`
`11:52.01`	`ScaredyCat`	`or do their clients connect to you direct?`
`11:52.05`	`CMike`	`yeah I'm their connection to PSTN`
`11:52.20`	`CMike`	`I have clients that connects directly as well`
`11:52.33`	`brc_`	`anyone know if this should work?`
`11:52.35`	`brc_`	`exten => t,1,SetVar(NUMTRIES=$[${NUMTRIES} + 1])`
`11:52.35`	`brc_`	`exten => t,2,Gotoif($[${NUMTRIES} => 2]:mainmenu,s,1)`
`11:52.35`	`brc_`	`exten => t,3,Playback(vm-goodbye)`
`11:52.38`	`ScaredyCat`	`outside? eeewwww`
`11:52.39`	`CMike`	`mostly sipslients.`
`11:53.04`	`CMike`	`darn`
`11:53.05`	`CMike`	`brb`
`11:53.09`	`brc_`	`I'm getting syntax errors...can't figure out what theya re`
`11:53.12`	`CMike`	`BBL actually..`
`11:53.29`	`ScaredyCat`	`brc_: i think you should try s-INVALID or similat`
`11:53.33`	`ScaredyCat`	`brc_: i think you should try s-INVALID or similaR`
`11:53.44`	`brc_`	`wha?`
`11:53.56`	`brc_`	`why.`
`11:54.01`	`brc_`	`t does not catch invalid`
`11:54.03`	`brc_`	`it is timeout`
`11:54.24`	`brc_`	`I want it to play goodbye,hangup after we play the options 3 times`
`11:54.27`	`brc_`	`but the above doesn't wrok`
`11:54.45`	`ScaredyCat`	`SetVar,"COUNTER=$[${COUNTER} + 1]";`
`11:54.48`	`ScaredyCat`	`GotoIf,"$[${COUNTER} < 100]?5:9"`
`11:54.51`	`ScaredyCat`	`like that`
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`11:59.52`	`smurfix`	`Is it possible to do something with a call (specifically, redirect to a voice box) after I hang up on it?`
`12:00.57`	`ScaredyCat`	`use 'g' in your dial`
`12:01.19`	`smurfix`	`Thanks!`
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`12:21.29`	`puzzled`	`hi`