irclog2html for #asterisk on 20041230

`00:00.06`	`flewid`	`i hear primus sucks donkey nuts tho`
`00:00.08`	`Moc`	`of course we do ..`
`00:00.16`	`flewid`	`dunno about allstream`
`00:00.21`	`flewid`	`i was thinking of checking out babytel`
`00:00.32`	`Moc`	`flewid, RUN AWAY..`
`00:00.44`	`greg_work`	`flewid: i'm not entirely sure. they're slow to make changes, because they're resellers .. but otherwise have been pretty helpful (we're using them now)`
`00:00.49`	`*** join/#asterisk Alric (~nbowyer@masq.hyperusa.com)`
`00:00.53`	`Moc`	`babytel is 1, Money whore, 2 not that professional, and 3 not very * compatible`
`00:01.13`	`greg_work`	`flewid: we used to be with allstream, but we moved, and they told me they couldn't service our location (though primus could .. go figure). i was fairly happy with allstream`
`00:01.31`	`Moc`	`flewid, you want ottawa DID ?`
`00:02.13`	`flewid`	`i will in a while yeah`
`00:02.15`	`Druken`	`ottawa did's?`
`00:03.07`	`greg_work`	`someone needs to come down here and do kingston did's`
`00:03.11`	`DuraServer`	`?? Anyone know anything about Digium card TDM400, FXO channel stopps woking after several hours ? Asterisk zap show channel 4 shows 'on hook' but the card stops answering the telco line after a while. If I stop Asterisk, then Restart Zaptel, then the TDM 400 will be happy for several more hours. ?? Stumped`
`00:03.23`	`flewid`	`greg_work: we need to setup a 'astrican'`
`00:03.24`	`flewid`	`:)`
`00:03.29`	`flewid`	`all us mofo's need to network`
`00:04.51`	`greg_work`	`i need to learn more about * first ;)`
`00:04.59`	`greg_work`	`i still can't get my tdm400 working`
`00:05.29`	`PTG123`	`break out the champagne, the iaxclient.dll is done!! :) i am finish ;)`
`00:06.02`	`DuraServer`	`Astrician ? is that like an electrician, or a beautician?`
`00:06.14`	`Moc`	`it a musician`
`00:06.21`	`DuraServer`	`LOL, for sure`
`00:06.38`	`ManxPower`	`I think it's more like an Anglican`
`00:06.44`	`DuraServer`	`OK, asterisk has all that stuff.. electric, beauty, and music`
`00:07.28`	`czero`	`greg I'm talkin to a guy about funding my expansion into ottawa and kingston actully`
`00:08.10`	`czero`	`preston waht is iaxclient.dll?`
`00:08.10`	`greg_work`	`czero: for doing DID's ?`
`00:08.21`	`czero`	`DID's and local terminations`
`00:08.27`	`greg_work`	`what kind of timeframe?`
`00:08.39`	`czero`	`should know soon, then 30-45 d after that`
`00:08.46`	`PTG123`	`czero: its what i wrote to port iax enough to windows so that it cna be used in languages like delphi, visual basic, etc easily :)`
`00:09.00`	`PTG123`	`i have a delphi softphon that uses it.. just need to finish my tweaks on the component for delphi now..`
`00:09.18`	`*** join/#asterisk folsson (~chatzilla@h87n2fls31o985.telia.com)`
`00:09.23`	`czero`	`kewl`
`00:09.27`	`greg_work`	`we still have our old office number forwarded here. i'd love to just switch it to use voip and still have it as an active line`
`00:09.40`	`PTG123`	`hey czero: do you know if your asterisk servers send the ring tone?`
`00:09.43`	`czero`	`greg: bascially want this guy to commit to sellign * to local biz's b4 I grow into the city`
`00:10.27`	`greg_work`	`czero: new company, or existing business in town?`
`00:10.36`	`czero`	`new`
`00:10.49`	`czero`	`I'm based in tomtom-`
`00:10.53`	`czero`	`err TO :)`
`00:11.00`	`czero`	`I hate nick completeion sometiems :)`
`00:11.15`	`greg_work`	`off the top of my head, i think theres about 4 or 5 local companies`
`00:11.20`	`greg_work`	`ottawa i'm sure has even more`
`00:11.21`	`czero`	`goign *`
`00:11.34`	`greg_work`	`no, just telephones in general`
`00:11.35`	`czero`	`doing even`
`00:11.40`	`greg_work`	`i'm not sure if anyone does *`
`00:11.58`	`czero`	`PTG123 I'll have to ask my * guy I'm overall enginerr not * guy :)`
`00:12.18`	`czero`	`ok yeah so guys that likke I'd like to partenr with even`
`00:12.35`	`czero`	`have them well my * solution with Voip termination along with thier existing PBX solutions`
`00:13.14`	`macTijn`	`niter all`
`00:13.37`	`greg_work`	`i know there's a couple companies that have said they're trying to get into voip in this area too. you'd be doing well if you can get it in before they do`
`00:14.49`	`greg_work`	`what does "zap show channels" normally show?`
`00:15.17`	`greg_work`	`all i have is a channel and a context .. the other columns are blank. is that normal?`
`00:15.38`	`czero`	`greg u thikn I could sell 200 VoIP lines in 30d In kingston`
`00:15.57`	`greg_work`	`czero: i have no idea :p`
`00:16.04`	`czero`	`:)`
`00:16.13`	`czero`	`you mean I can;t put you down for 50 :)`
`00:16.44`	`greg_work`	`i think that might be a bit overkill for us ;)`
`00:16.49`	`czero`	`:)`
`00:19.22`	`*** join/#asterisk harryvetch (~noyb@S010600055d210201.vs.shawcable.net)`
`00:19.35`	`harryvetch`	`Anyone here running asterisk and mandrake?`
`00:20.12`	`pbxman`	`Hello`
`00:20.28`	`greg_work`	`ok i'm totally lost on this. i have port 1 of my tdm400 (4 fxo's) plugged into a phone line. if i plug something else in on the same line, "zap show channel 1" shows it as being offhook. when I try to dial an outside number, however, it says app_dial.c:743 dial_exec: Unable to create channel of type 'ZAP' app_dial.c:1029 dial_exec: Exiting with DIALSTATUS=CHANUNAVAIL. my dialplan is http://pastebin.ca/3534`
`00:21.35`	`greg_work`	`oh, and zap output: http://pastebin.ca/3554`
`00:22.19`	`DuraServer`	`?? Any suggestions: Digium TDM 400 card, FXO port stops reslonding after several hours ?`
`00:22.51`	`iMediax`	`greag: what's ztcfg -vvv show?`
`00:23.33`	`greg_work`	`iMediax: http://pastebin.ca/3555`
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`00:24.05`	`Umaro`	`Hey guys, anyone using trabas?`
`00:24.33`	`m-00kie`	`sigh sorry to be a pain guys but this is confusing me..`
`00:24.35`	`greg_work`	`this is a 4-port FXO card. i'm assuming everything is supposed to be fxs in software. (was a bit confused about where exactly to use that)`
`00:24.46`	`m-00kie`	`i have a voip phone (sipura SPA-1000) here... its IP is set as DMZ on my router`
`00:24.56`	`m-00kie`	`the unit registers fine, and I can call the unit from a regular phone..`
`00:24.59`	`iMediax`	`correct`
`00:25.01`	`m-00kie`	`however, when I try to make calls out, they hang up immediately`
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`00:25.35`	`m-00kie`	`any idea why its doing that? I had 4 other voip phones that were configured before and work fine, I hadnt changed anything in the extensions or sip configs except to add the new numbers`
`00:25.47`	`iMediax`	`sharing any interrupts?`
`00:26.44`	`m-00kie`	`me?`
`00:26.54`	`iMediax`	`no sorry.. greg`
`00:27.19`	`[jas]`	`what happens with a PSTN->VOIP "Hosting" Company if a call comes in to your DID while you're online?`
`00:27.19`	`DuraServer`	`m-00kie: Even though your Sipura is in DMZ, are you sure that you don't have any ranges of ports Forwarded to any other IP's behind your router?`
`00:27.37`	`m-00kie`	`not on the same port range, no`
`00:28.08`	`greg_work`	`iMediax: i don't think so. how do i check what the tdm is using?`
`00:28.17`	`iMediax`	`cat /proc/interrupts`
`00:28.22`	`*** join/#asterisk jonas (jonas@jonas.probe-networks.host.freenode)`
`00:28.28`	`DuraServer`	`And in your Siura's config, you have verified the RTP port range, and are certain?`
`00:28.50`	`greg_work`	`iMediax: 209: 23084078 IO-APIC-level wctdm`
`00:29.15`	`iMediax`	`ok card looks good`
`00:30.45`	`iMediax`	`pastebins for zapata and zaptel configs`
`00:30.59`	`greg_work`	`hrm .. my $OUT is "ZAP/g0" does that mean group = 0?`
`00:31.15`	`m-00kie`	`duraserver - yes`
`00:31.31`	`*** join/#asterisk t[a]inted (~point@12.31.187.130)`
`00:31.34`	`iMediax`	`yes`
`00:32.00`	`DuraServer`	`When you watch the Command Line Interface on Asterisk, Can you see what happens just before it hangs up?>`
`00:32.04`	`greg_work`	`i think thats the problem then, one sec`
`00:32.13`	`m-00kie`	`yeah it dials`
`00:32.50`	`DuraServer`	`m-00kie: After it Dials, what happens?`
`00:33.06`	`m-00kie`	`immediately hangs up`
`00:33.13`	`m-00kie`	`i just said all this lol`
`00:33.29`	`DuraServer`	`OLO, I meant, on the Command Line Interface`
`00:33.44`	`m-00kie`	`right.`
`00:34.42`	`DuraServer`	`m-00kie: You are sharing several phones on the same router?`
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`00:34.49`	`m-00kie`	`no. just this one.`
`00:34.56`	`m-00kie`	`http://firewall.homelinux.org/tmp-/cli.txt`
`00:35.41`	`m-00kie`	`http://firewall.homelinux.org/tmp-/pri.txt`
`00:36.19`	`DuraServer`	`m-00kie: is your Asterisk box firewalled?`
`00:36.23`	`m-00kie`	`nope.`
`00:37.26`	`*** topic/#asterisk by bkw_ -> Asterisk: The Open Source PBX \|\| Please use http://pastebin.ca \|\| DUNDi: http://www.dundi.com #dundi`
`00:37.49`	`DuraServer`	`m-00kie: can you attempt to hook up the Sipura box on the same network as the Asterisk box, to rule out a router or NAT issue? Ans also, in SIP.CONF, do you have nat=yes?`
`00:38.33`	`bagpuss_thecat`	`would someone care to recommend an open source/free gui for configuring asterisk on a basic level?`
`00:38.34`	`m-00kie`	`the asterisk box is about 50 miles from me`
`00:38.44`	`m-00kie`	`http://firewall.homelinux.org/tmp-/debug.txt`
`00:38.44`	`DuraServer`	`oh, ok`
`00:38.49`	`m-00kie`	`not sure if that helps any but :)`
`00:38.56`	`m-00kie`	`i think i have nat=no`
`00:38.59`	`m-00kie`	`let me check`
`00:39.11`	`m-00kie`	`nat=default`
`00:39.26`	`m-00kie`	`nat is set to yes on the sipura`
`00:39.45`	`greg_work`	`iMediax: ok, i chaned it to group=0 (i had group=1) and it seems to dial, but nothing happens.. http://pastebin.ca/3557 i have to dial 9 though to dial out normally (centrex) .. maybe that's causing problems?`
`00:39.58`	`m-00kie`	`i had this working before.. i didnt change anything. unfortunately i dont have any of the original 4 phones i configured here, so i cant compare their configs.. but im pretty sure they're the same..`
`00:40.23`	`DuraServer`	`m-00kie: but, in asterisk's sip.conf file ? nat=yes for the sipura's [section]`
`00:40.23`	`*** part/#asterisk JunK-Y (~junky@modemcable144.95-37-24.mc.videotron.ca)`
`00:40.26`	`m-00kie`	`nothing fancy, just regular nat stuff, sip proxies, etc. no dialplan changes or whatever`
`00:40.40`	`m-00kie`	`its a global setting duraserver`
`00:40.43`	`m-00kie`	`nat=default`
`00:41.20`	`greg_work`	`apparently not .. even if i force in a 9 it does the same thing .. exten => _NXXXXXX,2,Dial(${OUT}/9${EXTEN},,)`
`00:41.29`	`DuraServer`	`m-00kie: even if it is set globally in the conf file, it can be specified elsewise in any of the phone's rtegistration sections`
`00:42.10`	`harryvetch`	`who here is running mandrake and *?`
`00:42.18`	`harryvetch`	`or know of any regular users here?`
`00:42.25`	`m-00kie`	`Duraserver - its not defined in any of the sip sections`
`00:42.27`	`m-00kie`	`only globally`
`00:43.19`	`DuraServer`	`m-00kie: for your sipura's registration: [12345] kind of section, host=dymanix nat=yes what kinds of stuff do you have in that?`
`00:43.44`	`DuraServer`	`typo= dynamix.... dyanmic`
`00:44.23`	`DuraServer`	`see... when you specify something globally, it becomes a default, but you then can over-ride that in any sub section`
`00:44.34`	`m-00kie`	`i know that.`
`00:45.05`	`m-00kie`	`and actually i just looked again, I have nat=yes defined in the sip sections. I thought I had that removed but anyway :)`
`00:45.06`	`DuraServer`	`as well you should have nat=yes if your sipura box or other sip client is not on a wide-open static ip`
`00:45.34`	`m-00kie`	`yeah its set to nat=yes`
`00:45.35`	`DuraServer`	`You have other sip devices that work ok?`
`00:45.49`	`m-00kie`	`i had 4 yeah. configured and tested them last week before sending them out`
`00:46.00`	`m-00kie`	`i dont have one handy here to compare with unfortunately`
`00:46.05`	`m-00kie`	`just these 8 new ones`
`00:46.34`	`DuraServer`	`hmm. have U tried any others of the 8 new?`
`00:46.38`	`m-00kie`	`i can call TO a voip box here.. just cant call FROM the voip box`
`00:46.40`	`m-00kie`	`yes`
`00:47.13`	`m-00kie`	`configured them one by one and tested them, although none of them could dial out.. I just assumed it was an issue with my router but found it odd when one didnt work when i set it to DMZ`
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`00:49.20`	`iMediax`	`greg w/o group exten => _9NXXNXXX,1,Dial(Zap/1/${EXTEN:1}\|20,tT)`
`00:49.27`	`iMediax`	`try that`
`00:50.14`	`DuraServer`	`[5801] ;[sipura]`
`00:50.14`	`DuraServer`	`type=friend`
`00:50.14`	`DuraServer`	`secret=5801`
`00:50.14`	`DuraServer`	`host=dynamic`
`00:50.14`	`DuraServer`	`context=from-sip`
`00:50.14`	`DuraServer`	`reinvite=no`
`00:50.16`	`DuraServer`	`canreinvite=no`
`00:50.18`	`DuraServer`	`disallow=all`
`00:50.20`	`DuraServer`	`allow=alaw`
`00:50.22`	`DuraServer`	`callerid=sipura2 <5801>`
`00:50.24`	`greg_work`	`iMediax: without the SetGroup you mean?`
`00:50.29`	`m-00kie`	`on the sipura's config page, i have: nat mapping enable = yes, SAS enable = no, NAT keepalive enable = yes, network jitter level = low, use outbound proxy = yes, register = yes, use auth id = yes`
`00:50.29`	`iMediax`	`ya`
`00:50.38`	`DuraServer`	`mikee: Does your sip entry vary much from this?`
`00:51.01`	`m-00kie`	`duraserver - do you have a sipura?`
`00:51.02`	`DuraServer`	`sorry guys, I meant to send that in an IM to mikee`
`00:51.20`	`DuraServer`	`I have many Sipuras`
`00:51.28`	`*** part/#asterisk stevekstevek (~stevekste@slim-eth0.horizonlive.net)`
`00:51.47`	`m-00kie`	`any chance i could grab a screenshot from you of your line1 and sip tabs?`
`00:51.56`	`m-00kie`	`to compare`
`00:52.11`	`greg_work`	`iMediax: same thing i think. i hear some clicking noises at first but then nothing, and it just sits there`
`00:52.14`	`DuraServer`	`Send me instant msg, I will paste it in`
`00:52.48`	`iMediax`	`pastebin you zapata and zaptel configs..`
`00:55.21`	`greg_work`	`ok`
`00:56.21`	`*** join/#asterisk riksta (~rick@81.178.218.73)`
`00:56.49`	`greg_work`	`iMediax: http://pastebin.ca/3558`
`00:58.57`	`greg_work`	`iMediax: just created a new context to test. http://pastebin.ca/3559 shows dialplan and log entires .. after dialing "93860550", i get a busy signal`
`00:59.25`	`iMediax`	`k`
`01:00.24`	`greg_work`	`(i dialed right after showing the dialplan)`
`01:01.35`	`iMediax`	`*42 is your test extension?`
`01:01.53`	`greg_work`	`i just put that in there so i could be sure that it was in that context`
`01:02.30`	`iMediax`	`still sounds like dialplan`
`01:03.48`	`iMediax`	`comment your lines.. and add a simple test exten =>`
`01:04.15`	`iMediax`	`the one i gave should work on fxo module 1`
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`01:05.06`	`Silik0n`	`anyone have a "open" set of voice files for * in spanish?`
`01:06.41`	`greg_work`	`iMediax: thats what I have with the test-out extension`
`01:06.41`	`Nugget`	`greg: NXXNXXX does not match 3860550. 0 is X and doesn't match N`
`01:06.41`	`Nugget`	`you've mistakenly taken a proper 10-digit extension macro, NXXNXXXXXX and chopped off the wrong end.`
`01:06.48`	`Nugget`	`N will only match 2-9`
`01:07.06`	`Nugget`	`read the documentation.`
`01:07.07`	`iMediax`	`oops true y fault`
`01:07.11`	`iMediax`	`y/my`
`01:07.59`	`greg_work`	`iMediax: heres another one http://pastebin.ca/3560 .. this is dialing "123" on the phone. i hung up at 20:10:15`
`01:08.21`	`Nugget`	`NXXNXXX is fundamentally broken.`
`01:08.43`	`file[laptop]`	`yeah should be NXXXXXX`
`01:08.46`	`greg_work`	`maybe i should go recheck my cables at this point/`
`01:08.56`	`Umaro`	`Hey guys, anyone using trabas with *?`
`01:09.06`	`file[laptop]`	`Umaro: good luck`
`01:09.45`	`greg_work`	`actually i know it's working because it can see on/offhook if there are other things on the line`
`01:10.58`	`habakuk`	`anyone using 2.6.10 kernel? There is a small tweak to the kernel header files that is needed for zaptel.ko to compile`
`01:11.22`	`Nugget`	`greg: I also see that you put the "9" prefix in your test 123 extension. was that intentional? it doesn't agree with the way you structured the broken NXXNXXX extension which is removing the 9.`
`01:11.39`	`iMediax`	`he changed it`
`01:12.24`	`greg_work`	`Nugget: yes, the 9 is intentional. i have a centrex-style line, i have to dial 9 to get out`
`01:12.33`	`Nugget`	`then your second line is malformed.`
`01:12.48`	`Nugget`	`well, malformed in two ways`
`01:12.57`	`greg_work`	`the '_9NXXNXXX' => 1. Dial(Zap/1/${EXTEN:1}\|20\|tT) [pbx_config] ?`
`01:13.01`	`Nugget`	`yes`
`01:13.08`	`Nugget`	`there are two problems in that line, as I have mentioned.`
`01:13.28`	`greg_work`	`i'm guessing it should be _9NXXXXXX => Dial(Zap/1/9${EXTEN:1},20,tT)`
`01:13.35`	`Nugget`	`that fixes one problem.`
`01:13.43`	`iMediax`	`EXTEN:1 to EXTEN`
`01:13.56`	`Nugget`	`yeah, 9${EXTEN:1} works but it's a silly way to fix it.`
`01:14.08`	`greg_work`	`yeah i guess`
`01:14.11`	`Nugget`	`${EXTEN} doesn't remove the 9 so then there's no reason to re-add it`
`01:15.06`	`Nugget`	`I'm guessing that this whole process would be a lot less of a burden for you if you invested a little bit of time to better understand what all these things do.`
`01:15.44`	`greg_work`	`well, that's what I'm attempting to do. as far as I can see though, it should be working`
`01:16.30`	`Nugget`	`well, "as far as [you] can see" didn't even cover understanding what N and X do. I'd politely suggest that perhaps this is an insufficient understanding of the fundamentals.`
`01:16.45`	`greg_work`	`http://pastebin.ca/3562`
`01:16.57`	`Nugget`	`it's absolutely making it more of a challenge for us to help you with any legitimate problems you may or may not have.`
`01:17.17`	`greg_work`	`Nugget: well, I do basically understand though. I copied verbatim what iMediax suggested`
`01:17.32`	`iMediax`	`ya bad example`
`01:17.37`	`Nugget`	`fair enough`
`01:20.02`	`greg_work`	`sorry, i forgot to post [ext-zapbarge] .. it defines extension 888 that answers and calls ZapBarge .. not sure if you're supposed to hear a dialtone or not if you do that (I imagine not, since it listens to channels) but thought I'd try it out`
`01:20.59`	`iMediax`	`your test exten looks correct now`
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`01:21.52`	`CoderCR`	`hey all`
`01:22.08`	`CoderCR`	`has anyone been able to get music on hold working for asterisk on FreeBSD`
`01:24.35`	`cp5`	`"PRI Error: We think we're the CPE, but they think they're the CPE too." -- what should usually be changed in this casE?`
`01:25.16`	`ManxPower`	`cp5: uh, pri_cpe to pri_net`
`01:26.09`	`greg_work`	`iMediax: well i'm lost then. i don't understand why it won't call`
`01:26.49`	`CoderCR`	`Well i cannot seem to find much to get Music on Hold to work on FreeBSD with out crashing the machine :S`
`01:27.06`	`CoderCR`	`Happy New Year to you all by the way :)`
`01:27.28`	`Elshar`	`Happy Year New :D`
`01:27.36`	`iMediax`	`im not sure what signaling your phone system uses...it could be that`
`01:27.59`	`kentster`	`Broadvoice good or bad?`
`01:28.34`	`tzanger`	`kentster: check the archives`
`01:29.00`	`kentster`	`looked seesm they had a * issue.. but not alot of bitches..`
`01:29.01`	`tzanger`	`kentster: when it works it works but no other VOIP provider has so many "is this service working" posts`
`01:29.06`	`Umaro`	`file[laptop]: lol, why do you say that?`
`01:29.09`	`greg_work`	`iMediax: i was just thinking that`
`01:29.16`	`tzanger`	`I'd personally suggest nufone or iax.cc myself (I don't work for either)`
`01:29.20`	`file`	`Umaro: because nobody has gotten it working?`
`01:29.21`	`greg_work`	`iMediax: is there a way to check?`
`01:29.22`	`tzanger`	`I'm just a very happy nufone customer`
`01:29.32`	`iMediax`	`that's beyond my scope`
`01:29.45`	`kentster`	`I have seen alot of posts about nufone and how it sucks rocks`
`01:29.56`	`greg_work`	`anyone know what signalling Bell Canada uses?`
`01:29.56`	`bkw_`	`kram`
`01:30.06`	`tzanger`	`kentster: only by people who don't understand the nature of the business`
`01:30.15`	`iMediax`	`if you find out let me know... ive got a siemens hicomm at work I'd like to connect to`
`01:30.17`	`Umaro`	`file: then why is it listed on voip-info.org? :(`
`01:30.19`	`tzanger`	`nufone is a VOIP provider for technically-savvy users`
`01:30.25`	`file`	`Umaro: who knows, not me`
`01:30.59`	`tzanger`	`atacomm werd to the goatherd`
`01:31.04`	`file`	`eek Atacomm`
`01:31.16`	`Atacomm`	`lol, what?`
`01:31.21`	`file`	`...nothing`
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`01:31.36`	`Atacomm`	`file: not you, lol`
`01:31.43`	`bdeb4`	`hi, can anyone recommend a good iax termination service besides voicepulse and nufone?`
`01:31.52`	`tzanger`	`FREEZE MOTHERSTICKERS! THIS IS A FUCK-UP!`
`01:32.05`	`file`	`tzanger: ...yes`
`01:32.15`	`ManxPower`	`bdeb4: No, but I can tell you who I will NOT use.`
`01:32.26`	`bdeb4`	`ManxPower: that helps too :)`
`01:32.50`	`ManxPower`	`bdeb4: I won't use Vonage, Packet8, VoipNet, or voicepulse.`
`01:33.11`	`file`	`I feel like playing DDR`
`01:33.15`	`greg_work`	`just to doublecheck .. to change signalling, i have to edit zaptel.conf, run ztcfg -vvv, and then change zapata.conf and restart * .. ?`
`01:33.17`	`DuraServer`	`??? Any suggestions about a Digium 4 port card where FXO port stops responding after a few hours??`
`01:33.23`	`ManxPower`	`file: Feeling gay, eh?`
`01:33.29`	`bdeb4`	`ManxPower: why not Vonage?`
`01:34.01`	`ManxPower`	`bdeb4: Because if you want to use it with Asterisk you have to buy a "second line" and pay more than their base service.`
`01:34.06`	`file`	`ManxPower: feeling like I need to play DDR`
`01:34.26`	`bdeb4`	`ManxPower: you mean to connect to it through SIP?`
`01:34.30`	`iMediax`	`grep: yes`
`01:34.38`	`iMediax`	`greg even`
`01:34.56`	`iMediax`	`god cough syrup tastes like crap!`
`01:35.39`	`redder86`	`I've never tasted crap to know.`
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`01:36.35`	`tessier`	`iMediax: Do you put condiments on crap or take it straight?`
`01:36.38`	`ManxPower`	`bdeb4: You can, but not thru the primary account. The primary account only works with their hardware. You have to get a softphone account, but you can't get a softphone account unless you have an account with their hardware. You also don't get unlimited usage on the softphone acount.`
`01:37.25`	`redder86`	`I've seen dogs eat crap. I've seen cats eat crap. I've never really had the impulse myself... with or without condiments.`
`01:37.33`	`iMediax`	`hah`
`01:37.49`	`ManxPower`	`bdeb4: Their hardware device does not provide disconnect supervision so even if you plug it into an X100P Astrisk won't be able to reliably detect when the caller hangs up`
`01:37.49`	`bdeb4`	`ManxPower: they charge per-minute on the softphone regardless of your plan?`
`01:37.58`	`ManxPower`	`bdeb4: That is my understanding`
`01:38.12`	`iMediax`	`i think crap would taste better than cough syrup`
`01:38.49`	`greg_work`	`iMediax: well. another test of this should be incoming calls, right? http://pastebin.ca/3564 I changed the context of all 4 fxo lines to be test-in .. call it, nothing happens`
`01:38.52`	`bdeb4`	`ManxPower: no, it worked fine with my X100P. i didn't know you could do the SIP phone configuration though`
`01:39.07`	`ManxPower`	`bdeb4: You were lucky then`
`01:39.23`	`greg_work`	`tried both kewlstart and loopstart .. ztcfg gives me an error with groundstart`
`01:39.37`	`ManxPower`	`greg_work: What card?`
`01:39.46`	`greg_work`	`TDM04b`
`01:40.11`	`redder86`	`there's so much alcohol in cough syrup that they have to make it taste worse than you'd expect crap to taste, or your kids could get drunk`
`01:40.22`	`ManxPower`	`greg_work: US/Canada normally use loopstart with disconnect supervision, which Digium calls kewlstart`
`01:40.43`	`crash3m`	`I wouldnt call 10% alcohol a lot`
`01:40.48`	`Umaro`	`iMediax: I'm hooking up * to a HiPoint 3000 phone system, btw`
`01:40.56`	`ManxPower`	`crash3m: 20 proof`
`01:41.02`	`crash3m`	`yeah, and?`
`01:41.02`	`Umaro`	`er, hicom`
`01:41.13`	`ManxPower`	`crash3m: About that of many wines`
`01:41.14`	`iMediax`	`what signaling?`
`01:41.19`	`crash3m`	`jamaican beer is 20 proof heh`
`01:41.35`	`redder86`	`I don't imagine it would take much to get a 5 year-old messed up`
`01:41.51`	`iMediax`	`i couldnt find correct one.. and the phone guys will NOT tell me`
`01:41.52`	`ManxPower`	`redder86: A parent, from what I understand.`
`01:41.55`	`crash3m`	`messed up, or slightly intoxicated?`
`01:42.02`	`redder86`	`ManxPower: ;-)`
`01:43.01`	`Silik0n`	`i hate my ex`
`01:43.05`	`redder86`	`if the cough syrup tasted good then the kids would climb up to the medicine cabinet to have a big drink`
`01:43.13`	`greg_work`	`ManxPower: ok switched back to ks .. but still nothing.`
`01:43.14`	`Silik0n`	`someone please shoot her`
`01:43.20`	`ManxPower`	`greg_work: What's the problem?`
`01:44.07`	`greg_work`	`ManxPower: can't make calls. http://pastebin.ca/3562`
`01:45.01`	`ManxPower`	`greg_work: ztcfg -vvv is happy?`
`01:45.19`	`Umaro`	`iMediax: what do you mean? pri_net`
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`01:45.37`	`ManxPower`	`greg_work: when you hear nothing just WAIT on the line for up to 2 mins for a telco message.`
`01:45.48`	`greg_work`	`looks that way.. http://pastebin.ca/3565`
`01:46.39`	`ManxPower`	`greg_work: If the telco message eventually comes on, then put "w" before ${EXTEN} in the Dial`
`01:46.52`	`iMediax`	`Umaro: i really don't know.. I was wanting to connect * to out existing siemens pbx though a single line... not using PRI`
`01:47.19`	`ManxPower`	`greg_work: and start asterisk as "asterisk -cvvv", you'll get more useful messages.`
`01:47.46`	`Umaro`	`iMediax: huh?`
`01:47.50`	`iMediax`	`hehe`
`01:48.33`	`greg_work`	`ManxPower: 2:30 according to my phone, and nothing`
`01:48.55`	`iMediax`	`i dont have access to the siemens pbx... so is there any other to connect * to it?`
`01:49.47`	`ManxPower`	`Who had the kernel 2.6.10 problem?`
`01:50.08`	`Umaro`	`iMediax: why not put * between the E1 and the siemens`
`01:50.13`	`ManxPower`	`greg_work: Well I need to see the -vvvc output for a dial.`
`01:50.38`	`iMediax`	`they wont let me...`
`01:50.50`	`greg_work`	`ManxPower: doing it now, i'll wait 2 mins`
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`01:51.19`	`Umaro`	`iMediax: then you're SOL, outside of magic`
`01:51.23`	`iMediax`	`our location is across the street from our Corp office.... where all the phones go`
`01:51.30`	`iMediax`	`damn figured so`
`01:51.45`	`Umaro`	`how had you expected it to work without interfacing with the siemens?`
`01:52.18`	`file`	`magic, everyone expects magic`
`01:52.48`	`iMediax`	`i was told they gave me a POTS line for it... but it wasnt... only my siemens phone has a dialtone`
`01:53.33`	`Umaro`	`what kind of siemens phone?`
`01:53.59`	`Umaro`	`proprietary IP, prolly`
`01:54.00`	`iMediax`	`cant think off the top of my head`
`01:54.05`	`Umaro`	`yep, SOL`
`01:54.08`	`iMediax`	`oh a ebasic`
`01:54.27`	`greg_work`	`ManxPower: http://pastebin.ca/3566`
`01:54.31`	`ManxPower`	`iMediax: Uh, unless you can plug an generic analog phone into the line and get dialtone it's NOT GOING TO WORK.`
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`01:54.58`	`ManxPower`	`greg_work: WHERE is all that debug coming from?`
`01:55.02`	`czero`	`evenign syslod`
`01:55.06`	`iMediax`	`damn well it was worth a shot`
`01:55.24`	`greg_work`	`ManxPower: I think i turned that on`
`01:55.27`	`ManxPower`	`greg_work: Stop asterisk. Start it as asterisk -cvvv and rename your logger.conf to logger.conf.fnord before starting asterisk.`
`01:55.37`	`czero`	`is there anyway to get a Nortel i2004 IP phone to work with regular SIP, not nortel SIP :)`
`01:55.39`	`greg_work`	`that's running as -cvvv`
`01:55.55`	`ManxPower`	`greg_work: Well you have NO verbose messages`
`01:55.58`	`syslod`	`Hi czero.`
`01:56.00`	`offroadgeek`	`would someone be willing to help me configure asterisk to work with voicepulse connect? (yes I know there's sample configs and instructions on their site, but I've been trying for a week and can't figure it out)`
`01:56.20`	`greg_work`	`ManxPower: oh.. logger.conf has console => notice,warning,error,debug`
`01:56.43`	`ManxPower`	`greg_work: no verbose means no gnerally useful messages.`
`01:56.43`	`bkw_`	`na na ne boo boo`
`01:56.47`	`ManxPower`	`you should see something like:`
`01:56.48`	`syslod`	`Hmm encryption....`
`01:56.49`	`ManxPower`	`<PROTECTED>`
`01:56.49`	`ManxPower`	`<PROTECTED>`
`01:56.53`	`greg_work`	`ManxPower: yeah, i'm looking at my full log, its in there`
`01:57.00`	`bkw_`	`syslod its in CVS`
`01:57.01`	`syslod`	`bkw_: When do we get trunking with compression?`
`01:57.05`	`ManxPower`	`I want lines that start with --`
`01:57.13`	`bkw_`	`why do you need compression on trunking?`
`01:57.14`	`file`	`BASIC encryption`
`01:57.22`	`bkw_`	`god you're already as low on bandwidth usage already`
`01:57.24`	`file`	`Note BASIC encryption`
`01:57.27`	`file`	`yes it's BASIC encryption`
`01:57.29`	`bkw_`	`file it works`
`01:57.32`	`ManxPower`	`syslod: uh, unless you are using ulaw you already have compression.`
`01:57.33`	`syslod`	`So I can get rid of like $60,000 worth of equipment.`
`01:57.34`	`file`	`bkw_: yeah I know :)`
`01:57.34`	`bkw_`	`or so it seems`
`01:57.36`	`ManxPower`	`file: It has line numbers?`
`01:57.42`	`denon`	`haha`
`01:57.50`	`file`	`ManxPower: 10 PRINT "Hello"`
`01:57.51`	`denon`	`GOTO payloadpassword`
`01:57.53`	`file`	`20 PRINT "World"`
`01:57.55`	`file`	`30 GOTO 10`
`01:58.09`	`bkw_`	`10 REM you suck`
`01:58.14`	`ManxPower`	`file: Uh, 20 PRINT " World"`
`01:58.15`	`bkw_`	`11 RM YOU SUCK MORE`
`01:58.43`	`file`	`BEWARE THE END IS NEAR`
`01:59.02`	`syslod`	`:) I was talking about the virtual TDM trunking`
`01:59.08`	`greg_work`	`ManxPower: /var/log/asterisk/full for the same period: http://pastebin.ca/3567`
`01:59.14`	`file`	`bkw_: my new cell comes tomorrow`
`01:59.50`	`file`	`operator operator please hook me up to my lover at the end of the line`
`01:59.52`	`czero`	`file waht knda phone`
`01:59.58`	`file`	`czero: LG 3200`
`02:00.21`	`czero`	`kewl`
`02:01.04`	`file`	`http://www.telusmobility.com/nb/pcs/handset_lg_3200.shtml`
`02:01.41`	`czero`	`I was thionking of swithcing form fido casue they have an offer 1 yr free serivce if u switch plus free phone`
`02:01.59`	`file`	`Fido's a good deal, I wish I could get it here`
`02:02.07`	`paulc`	`LOL.. yeah, but Telus ain't GSM :)`
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`02:02.11`	`paulc`	`<-- european GSM snob ;-)`
`02:02.19`	`file`	`Telus doesn't even have their own network here, they use Aliant's`
`02:02.21`	Yoda-BZH`ZzZ	`une bonne nuit je vous souhaite !`
`02:02.41`	`czero`	`paulc thats why I didn;t switch yet`
`02:02.54`	`czero`	`got to pars got an SFR sim and away I went`
`02:02.58`	`m-00kie`	`hey bkw, any chance you can donate your ubber l33t brain to me for a second? :)`
`02:03.00`	`file`	`czero: the Fido<->Telus thing may go kaboom though`
`02:03.02`	`file`	`er`
`02:03.05`	`file`	`Fido<->Rogers`
`02:03.10`	`m-00kie`	`my pri is acting weird, i think`
`02:03.11`	`czero`	`file I hope so`
`02:03.22`	`m-00kie`	`i can dial other SIP phones registered on the server.. but cant dial out`
`02:03.22`	`czero`	`I work for rogers as an engineer and hat them :)`
`02:03.24`	`czero`	`hate too`
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`02:04.24`	`file`	`their move of using the 850MHz spectrum for GSM was nice though`
`02:04.38`	`greg_work`	`czero: i dont like how with rogers you can steal a cell phone and just switch sim cards and it works. i feel mildly happy that even though i lost (or someone stole) my last phone, no one else can use it now`
`02:04.39`	`file`	`but I haven't tried Telus yet, and their commercials amuse me`
`02:04.49`	`file`	`greg_work: welllllll`
`02:05.01`	`file`	`greg_work: if you register your proper IMEI with Rogers, they can blacklist it from their network and Fido probably now too`
`02:05.22`	`file`	`greg_work: and if it's a Rogers phone well it would be locked, so unless the finder unlocked it and found another network... :)`
`02:05.39`	`czero`	`cheeep and easy to unlcok thoguh`
`02:05.42`	`greg_work`	`file: i was at the rogers store the other day. they told me that it's possible`
`02:06.02`	`file`	`it's possible yes, but there's not too many other networks in Canada`
`02:06.15`	`file`	`but yes... that's the way GSM goes`
`02:06.18`	`greg_work`	`is there not an unchangable serial number in the phone that can just be blacklisted? and if so, why don't they use it?`
`02:06.24`	`file`	`IMEI`
`02:06.28`	`file`	`is the phone's serial number`
`02:06.37`	`file`	`they do use it, and it can be blacklisted`
`02:06.56`	`file`	`sometimes a generic one is used if the person chooses... like using a foreign phone where the IMEI isn't accepted...`
`02:07.28`	`greg_work`	`but i guess if you unlock it and take it to another network it'll work..`
`02:07.34`	`file`	`yeah`
`02:07.41`	`file`	`unless they share blacklist databases with the other`
`02:08.42`	`greg_work`	`and i'm sure that really, the phone companies don't care. because they know you're just going to buy a new phone anyways`
`02:08.48`	`file`	`yeah`
`02:08.51`	`file`	`it's more money from them`
`02:08.53`	`file`	`er for them`
`02:09.07`	`file`	`and maybe a longer contract term for you, which means more money for them`
`02:09.16`	`greg_work`	`plus they'll probably get an account out of it because someone will walk in with your stolen phone and say "i want to activate this"`
`02:09.21`	`file`	`"well... we will sell you a really great phone at this price as a replacement... if you extend your contract"`
`02:09.29`	`syslod`	`bkw_: Where does the 32 bits of random data come from?`
`02:09.33`	`syslod`	`byte`
`02:09.48`	`greg_work`	`ManxPower: so any ideas? or is that still not the right verbose info?`
`02:09.59`	`ManxPower`	`Verizon let me use an old unused verizon phone with my account, but of course if I cancel the servuce I still have to pay $150 disconnect fee`
`02:10.16`	`file`	`ManxPower: 'tis evil`
`02:10.19`	`ManxPower`	`greg_work: Where is your pastebin`
`02:10.26`	`greg_work`	`http://pastebin.ca/3567`
`02:11.25`	`ManxPower`	`greg_work: Stop working from your SIP phone. Those UDP checksum problems are weird. Call INTO the line from your cell phone and see if it works.`
`02:11.36`	`ManxPower`	`greg_work: And you didn't rename logger.conf`
`02:12.36`	`greg_work`	`does absolutely nothing when I call in.`
`02:13.41`	`ManxPower`	`greg_work: No -- Starting simple switch on 'Zap/1-1'?`
`02:14.05`	`ManxPower`	`greg_work: do you have lines plugged into all 4 ports?`
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`02:14.38`	`greg_work`	`no, only the 1st`
`02:14.38`	`greg_work`	`http://pastebin.ca/3571`
`02:14.46`	`ManxPower`	`greg_work: top or bottom port?`
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`02:15.31`	`greg_work`	`if you consider the side closest to the mobo the bottom, then it's the top port`
`02:15.39`	`iMediax`	`ohhh`
`02:16.02`	`ManxPower`	`greg_work: 1) have you tried plugging it into the bottom port? 2) have you plugged the line into an analog phone?`
`02:17.35`	`bkw_`	`ok that iax2 encryption is one touchy button.. DO NOT PRESS IT`
`02:17.36`	`bkw_`	`haha`
`02:17.42`	`jcims`	`is there any consensus on the top one or two PSTN providers that work with *?`
`02:17.45`	`bkw_`	`it gets nine kinds of pissed off`
`02:18.02`	`ManxPower`	`jcims: Verizon, Bellsouth, and SBC`
`02:18.07`	`file`	`bkw_: did it fight back?`
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`02:19.02`	`jcims`	`uh, sorry, i mean voip->pstn providers..`
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`02:19.23`	`ManxPower`	`jcims: I won't use Vonage, Packet8, VoipJet, or VoicePulse`
`02:19.39`	`ManxPower`	`I use NuFone. I would consider broadvoice.`
`02:19.52`	`Tond`	`I ahve the latest version of *`
`02:20.02`	`Tond`	`and my MOH has stoped working`
`02:20.05`	`Tond`	`is this a new bug?`
`02:20.20`	`file`	`Tond: you live on the bleeding edge, deal with it`
`02:20.29`	`Tond`	`all it says in consol is -- Started music on hold, class 'default', on SIP/4444-807a -- Stopped music on hold on SIP/4444-807a`
`02:20.32`	`ManxPower`	`Tond: Not that anyone is aware of. There was a bug a day or two ago, but that was fixed...a day or two ago`
`02:20.35`	`jcims`	`ManxPower: do you use SIP with them (NuFone/BV) or IAX?`
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`02:20.44`	`Tond`	`Hrm..`
`02:20.45`	`syslod`	`Tond: It seems to work here. CVS as of 15 min ago.`
`02:20.52`	`ManxPower`	`jcims: only IAX to providers if I have a choice.`
`02:20.59`	`Tond`	`OK, let me do another CVS update..`
`02:21.17`	`ManxPower`	`file: Thank you. I wanted to say that, but I already have a reputation of being a mean bastard.`
`02:21.33`	`James-`	`with asterisk stable i try to use Playback or Monitor and i keep getting this returned "ast_streamfile: Unable to open blah (format G729A): No such file or directory", there's a blah.gsm file which apparently was working but now it doesnt want to anymore. permissions are okay, any ideas?`
`02:21.35`	`leemel`	`anybody ever see/hear about a company called sig-nate`
`02:21.37`	`file`	`ManxPower: I am fast approaching that status`
`02:21.54`	`ManxPower`	`James-: Do you have a G729 license?`
`02:22.08`	`ManxPower`	`file: We can start our own channel!`
`02:22.17`	`James-`	`ManxPower: yep`
`02:22.18`	`leemel`	`they have there own optimized asterisk I guess that they say is open source and such but the only way I see to get it is by buying the cd for $40`
`02:22.20`	`file`	`ManxPower: ooh excellent idea`
`02:22.22`	`habakuk`	`anyone know if MWI works with the ast_data patches?`
`02:22.26`	`James-`	`g729 works for everything else`
`02:22.28`	`leemel`	`but they say it is released under the GNU`
`02:22.52`	`dallaschumly`	`Hello all`
`02:22.56`	`James-`	`if by GNU, you mean GPL`
`02:23.02`	`James-`	`then as far as i'm aware, that's legal`
`02:23.11`	`leemel`	`yup`
`02:23.13`	`James-`	`yet unethical`
`02:23.18`	`jcims`	`ManxPower: can you set your caller id? i live in a sort of rural area that has no local presence of any voip providers. i'd like to set the caller id to my real home phone number..`
`02:23.26`	`jcims`	`that and a few calls from the White House :)`
`02:23.32`	`dallaschumly`	`Getting an error, something either in iax.conf or extensions.conf, but I don't know which`
`02:23.53`	`ManxPower`	`James-: What is the output of "show g729"?`
`02:23.55`	`file`	`you're my hero boo`
`02:23.56`	`file`	`I love you`
`02:23.57`	`dallaschumly`	`chan_iax2.c:5713 socket_read: Rejected connect attempt from 66.234.32.32, request '2146991234@voicepulse-in' does not exist`
`02:24.01`	`file`	`and all I want to know is if you love me too`
`02:24.06`	`file`	`dallaschumly: read it.`
`02:24.10`	`file`	`dallaschumly: it'll click in`
`02:24.15`	`greg_work`	`ManxPower: i think i'll go shoot myself now. i had tested with an analog phone.. yesterday. just did it again, and it wasnt working .. went back through all the cabling, and noticed that in the rj11 bix panel i was using, the port i was plugged into had pin #2 misaligned and shorting with #3..`
`02:24.20`	`leemel`	`plus they have a monitor system setup that monitors something like 20 different points of the software and alerts you of any problems.... The screen shot looks very much like nagios`
`02:24.35`	`*** join/#asterisk BoRiS (~boris@S01060040ca1e5b54.wp.shawcable.net)`
`02:24.48`	`file`	`dallaschumly: but I'm in a good mood... request '2146991234@voicepulse-in' does not exist`
`02:24.48`	`greg_work`	`ManxPower: switched to a different port, and it looks like its working now.`
`02:24.52`	`ManxPower`	`James-: The non-Digium unlicensed G729 codec is NOT legal in the UDA`
`02:24.58`	`file`	`dallaschumly: extension 2146991234 does not exist in context voicepulse-in`
`02:25.03`	`ManxPower`	`greg_work: Then you had it plugged into port 4`
`02:25.19`	`ManxPower`	`file: You are being too nice.`
`02:25.20`	`greg_work`	`ManxPower: no, bad port on my bix patch panel`
`02:25.26`	`file`	`ManxPower: I know, it's awful`
`02:25.27`	`greg_work`	`working for incoming and outgoing now.`
`02:25.42`	`ManxPower`	`greg_work: Which is why I ASKED you if you plug an analog phone into the wire if you got dialtone.`
`02:25.50`	`dudewhere`	`I have dilegently followed the instructions at voip-info.org to set up music on hold: mpg123 seems to have installed fine. I haved edited zapata.conf and musiconhold.conf accordingly. And I have stopped and restarted asterisk, yet I a have not music on hold. Is there something more I must do to activate it?`
`02:25.57`	`greg_work`	`well thanks for the help anyways ManxPower and iMediax`
`02:26.02`	`file`	`dudewhere: mpg123 0.59r?`
`02:26.14`	`James-`	`ManxPower: ...i'm not in the UDA, or the USA`
`02:26.22`	`dudewhere`	`yes o.59r`
`02:26.24`	`iMediax`	`nice ya got it working`
`02:26.34`	`ManxPower`	`James-: Then the legality is more questionable, but you'll get no help from anyone here that I know of.`
`02:26.36`	`James-`	`ManxPower: I also have digium g.729 licenses, but yes i'm using the other driver at the moment, is that the issue?`
`02:26.38`	`greg_work`	`ManxPower: well, i had .. yesterday. then i moved the patch cable so the line was back on our existing phone system`
`02:26.47`	`ManxPower`	`James-: You are on your own.`
`02:26.53`	`file`	`dudewhere: because if I have 0.59r it just works for me, so when asterisk is going do a ps aux elsewhere and make sure you have mpg123 processes`
`02:27.01`	`file`	`dudewhere: if not you may have a copy of mpg321 lurking around or something`
`02:27.42`	`dudewhere`	`I checked to make sure via rpm -q that mpg was not installed`
`02:27.54`	`file`	`do your own snooping`
`02:28.01`	`file`	`type mpg123 and see what it says`
`02:28.05`	`dudewhere`	`root 6588 0.0 0.8 6472 4392 pts/0 S 18:45 0:00 mpg123 -q -s --moroot 6590 0.0 0.1 4568 572 pts/0 S 18:45 0:00 mpg123 -q -s --mo`
`02:28.10`	`leemel`	`dudewhere: Kinda sticking my head in here but do you have a digium card installed or installed something like ztdummy installed for timming issues`
`02:28.29`	`dudewhere`	`I have a TDM400p`
`02:28.44`	`dudewhere`	`and ther is a mpg123 process`
`02:29.16`	`dudewhere`	`I have the worst luck!!`
`02:29.48`	`dudewhere`	`My wife is ready to leave. every nigh with * and no results`
`02:29.54`	`file`	`dudewhere: I just got MOH going on my box fine, using the default musiconhold.conf... just did make mpg123 in the asterisk directory and then make install`
`02:30.09`	`file`	`installed mpg123 for me, restarted asterisk and voila...`
`02:30.16`	`dudewhere`	`exactlywhat I did`
`02:30.28`	`file`	`type mpg123 though and make sure it's 0.59r`
`02:30.30`	`PatrickDK`	`what mpg123 did you install?`
`02:30.36`	`PatrickDK`	`moh is easy`
`02:30.48`	`file`	`PatrickDK: make mpg123 automagically downloads 0.59r and compiles it ;)`
`02:30.50`	`PatrickDK`	`and if your making your wife use it, without it working, that is your own fault`
`02:31.01`	`file`	`then make install will install it automagically again`
`02:31.02`	`dudewhere`	`<PROTECTED>`
`02:31.18`	`dudewhere`	`wheris mpg123`
`02:31.24`	`file`	`dudewhere: pastebin your musiconhold.conf`
`02:31.26`	`PatrickDK`	`did you do a mpg123?`
`02:31.31`	`PatrickDK`	`to get the version?`
`02:31.56`	`czero`	`Mmmmmmm new 2650 came in today`
`02:32.22`	`czero`	`only one CPU but 4G of RAM and 280G or RAID array`
`02:32.23`	`leemel`	`so anybody get any cisco 7910 phones to work yet`
`02:32.26`	`file`	`you told me once you loved me!`
`02:32.50`	`PatrickDK`	`2650?`
`02:33.17`	`czero`	`dell power edge`
`02:33.23`	`PatrickDK`	`yuk, dell`
`02:33.32`	`czero`	`I've had mixed luck with them`
`02:33.37`	`PatrickDK`	`my new server has 6g ram, and a nice 580g raid10`
`02:33.43`	`dudewhere`	`;`
`02:33.43`	`dudewhere`	`; Music on hold class definitions`
`02:33.43`	`dudewhere`	`;`
`02:33.43`	`dudewhere`	`[classes]`
`02:33.43`	`dudewhere`	`default => quietmp3:/var/lib/asterisk/mohmp3`
`02:33.44`	`dudewhere`	`;loud => mp3:/var/lib/asterisk/mohmp3`
`02:33.46`	`dudewhere`	`;random => quietmp3:/var/lib/asterisk/mohmp3,-z`
`02:33.47`	`PatrickDK`	`it's 100% intel though`
`02:33.48`	`dudewhere`	`;unbuffered => mp3nb:/var/lib/asterisk/mohmp3`
`02:33.50`	`dudewhere`	`;quietunbuf => quietmp3nb:/var/lib/asterisk/mohmp3`
`02:33.52`	`dudewhere`	`; Note that the custom mode cannot handle escaped parameters (specifically embedded spaces)`
`02:33.54`	`dudewhere`	`;manual => custom:/var/lib/asterisk/mohmp3,/usr/bin/mpg123 -q -r 8000 -f 8192 -b 2048 --mono -s`
`02:34.00`	`bkw_`	`STOP IT`
`02:34.06`	`bkw_`	`READ THE FUCKING TOPIC`
`02:34.16`	`bkw_`	`pastebin.ca`
`02:34.17`	`bkw_`	`USE IT`
`02:34.45`	`czero`	`I get the feeling bkw's caps lock isn;t on he actully used the shift key for that:)`
`02:35.25`	`dudewhere`	`did not mean to do it.`
`02:35.40`	`bkw_`	`yes you got that right czero`
`02:35.41`	`cc`	`i wanna buy OTC isdn cards that'll work w/asterisk. any suggestions?`
`02:36.17`	`bprice20`	`what do you guys think is a good number of subscribers to have per t1?`
`02:36.21`	`bprice20`	`48`
`02:36.28`	`dallaschumly`	`I think I'm still missing something`
`02:36.32`	`ManxPower`	`MY EYES! MY EYES!`
`02:36.37`	`bprice20`	`think 50% will ever be on @ once?`
`02:36.40`	`dallaschumly`	`In iax.conf, there's a line`
`02:36.55`	`czero`	`bprice20 1:6`
`02:37.01`	`czero`	`to 1:10`
`02:37.21`	`czero`	`LARGE telcom's oversubscribe up to 1:25`
`02:37.23`	`ManxPower`	`bprice20: That really depends on your customers. At one of our offices almost every phone is in use most of the time. At another use we have %10 of the phones in use at one time.`
`02:37.30`	`dallaschumly`	`[voicepulse-in-01] ; Name must be [voicepulse-in-01]`
`02:37.36`	`czero`	`but you;ll not likely be that lucky anytime soon :)`
`02:37.42`	`bprice20`	`wow 1:6 or 1:10 those are large ratios`
`02:37.53`	`bprice20`	`alot different than what I was thinking`
`02:38.00`	`bprice20`	`were sthinking residential`
`02:38.10`	`dallaschumly`	`Below that is a line context=arbitrary-name ; Should match the context you are using in extensions.conf`
`02:38.14`	`czero`	`bprice20 what whre you think`
`02:38.21`	`ManxPower`	`bprice20: As I said it depends on your customers. Use a VoIP service provider to handle the overflow.`
`02:38.22`	`bprice20`	`1:2`
`02:38.39`	`bprice20`	`excellent idea, good as a bacup plan as well`
`02:38.49`	`greg_work`	`ah crap. now i have to deal with this echo.. :p`
`02:39.00`	`dallaschumly`	`In extensions.conf, there's a line`
`02:39.08`	`file`	`I go away for a little bit and all hell breaks lose`
`02:39.11`	`file`	`evil`
`02:39.42`	`bkw_`	`HEY how are ya`
`02:39.45`	`dallaschumly`	`[arbitrary-name] ; Should match the context you have under [voicepulse-in-01] in iax.conf`
`02:39.53`	`bprice20`	`bkw_ whatup * gangsta`
`02:39.57`	`WilliamK`	`lots of bug fixes today =)`
`02:40.14`	`bprice20`	`1:6 wow that spells big profits`
`02:40.21`	`dallaschumly`	`Below that is a line`
`02:40.27`	`bprice20`	`bkw_ you never got back to me dude`
`02:40.35`	`file`	`bkw gets back to everyone`
`02:40.43`	`bprice20`	`bkw_ now I'm all broke and shit`
`02:40.50`	`bkw_`	`:P`
`02:40.51`	`iCEBrkr`	`bkw gets back AT people.`
`02:40.53`	`file`	`excuses excuses`
`02:41.00`	`bkw_`	`iCEBrkr you know it`
`02:41.01`	`bprice20`	`bkw_ but i still have your back`
`02:41.02`	`bkw_`	`:P`
`02:41.04`	`iCEBrkr`	`:)`
`02:41.06`	`bprice20`	`get paid friday mornin`
`02:41.11`	`bkw_`	`bprice20 hehe no biggie :P`
`02:41.20`	`dallaschumly`	`exten=> 2146990106@voicepulse-in, 1, Macro(stdiax,diax,101)`
`02:41.21`	`*** mode/#asterisk [+o file] by bkw_`
`02:41.22`	`bprice20`	`bkw_ man of my word`
`02:41.28`	`file`	`YOU HAVE UNLEASHED THE RAGE THAT IS FILE!`
`02:41.29`	`bkw_`	`get em file`
`02:41.35`	`bkw_`	`haha`
`02:41.38`	`bprice20`	`ouch`
`02:41.39`	`bkw_`	`you're not right`
`02:41.48`	`bkw_`	`oh thats harsh`
`02:41.49`	`bprice20`	`the devil's in ya`
`02:41.49`	`file`	`WITH NO SERIAL!`
`02:41.53`	`bprice20`	`said the drunkard`
`02:42.04`	`ManxPower`	`Actually that is * file screams "SHAKE THAT MUFFIN!" and attacks bprice20`
`02:42.13`	`file`	`shake your mini muffins`
`02:42.18`	`file`	`if you have not yet consumed them`
`02:42.23`	`dallaschumly`	`* then complained '2146991234@arbitrary-name' does not exist`
`02:42.35`	`OzJames79`	`Hi all, what hardware do i need in order to connect a normal phone to asterisks and asterisk to be able to answer calls from that line ?`
`02:42.41`	`*** join/#asterisk tainted- (~tainted@adsl-68-121-18-183.dsl.irvnca.pacbell.net)`
`02:42.49`	`file`	`bkw_: I can imagine us at VON, at breakfast... "hello I'd like a blueberry muffin" and then everyone breaks out laughing`
`02:43.12`	`bprice20`	`dude`
`02:43.13`	`file`	`Hello sir, I'd like a blueberry muffin. NOW! I DIDN'T PAY FOR STRAWBERRY!`
`02:43.18`	`ManxPower`	`dallaschumly: in [arbitrary-name] put exten => 2146991234,1,NoOp(I don't know what I'm doing!)`
`02:43.22`	`bprice20`	`I'm gonna register for von nxt week`
`02:43.47`	`ManxPower`	`in extensions.conf, BTW.`
`02:44.09`	`file`	`ManxPower: I already translated the error message to english for him, but apparently his concept of dialplans is not complete enough to understand it`
`02:44.15`	`bprice20`	`fellas, I know you are all very capable hackerz, and though it disgraces me so`
`02:44.17`	`*** join/#asterisk pmVee3e (~asdf@d226-77-138.home.cgocable.net)`
`02:44.24`	`bprice20`	`I must fall victim to slumber`
`02:44.29`	`bprice20`	`b4 10 pm eastern`
`02:44.40`	`ManxPower`	`file: I agree, but we sometimes need to provide some extra help to the "special" Asterisk users.`
`02:44.46`	`zimdog`	`Hey all I have a cisco 7960 I would like to get working. I have some sip software that was sent to me but have not been able to get it to load. anyone have some directions on making this work?`
`02:44.55`	`file`	`zimdog: it's hell`
`02:44.55`	`bprice20`	`My name is brandon, and I am a tard`
`02:45.19`	`zimdog`	`file: that sucks what about a polycom?`
`02:45.37`	`file`	`never dealt with a polycom`
`02:45.40`	`ManxPower`	`zimdog: Cisco's web site and or the instructions that come with the firmware should tell you what to do.`
`02:45.46`	`WilliamK`	`file, I'll second that`
`02:46.02`	`bprice20`	`zimdog: now what you need are 3 ripe tomatoes, a boot, 2 condoms, and a burley woman`
`02:46.07`	`ManxPower`	`zimdog: or you can find a cisco channel`
`02:46.14`	`WilliamK`	`it was faster for me to fix CCM than it was to try and convert them`
`02:46.15`	`file`	`or you can pay someone to convert it for you`
`02:46.28`	`file`	`which would eliminate your headaches`
`02:46.54`	`ManxPower`	`bkw_ will prolly do it for money.`
`02:47.45`	`zimdog`	`Maybe need to have my buddy at level 3 uograde the firmware then to make it easy. I figured how hard can it be to have a tftp server point to a bin file.`
`02:47.58`	`zimdog`	`well bkw_: :)`
`02:48.42`	`zimdog`	`are all the sip phones this much of a pain to deal with?`
`02:48.48`	`file`	`nah`
`02:48.49`	`ManxPower`	`zimdog: Yes.`
`02:48.54`	`file`	`nah, not all`
`02:48.59`	`file`	`honestly.`
`02:49.02`	`file`	`some are easy`
`02:49.07`	`dallaschumly`	`Accepting Authinticatd call`
`02:49.12`	`*** join/#asterisk muntz (~msh@acheron.ne.client2.attbi.com)`
`02:49.12`	`dallaschumly`	`Executing NoOp("IAX2/voicepulse-in-01@66.234.229.170:4596/4", "") in new stack`
`02:49.23`	`dallaschumly`	`Hungup IAX2/voicepulse-in-01@66.234.229.170:4596/4`
`02:49.25`	`ManxPower`	`When you have the instructions they are pretty easy. Without instructions...well...just kill yourself now and get it over with.`
`02:49.30`	`zimdog`	`I havent found any info on the polycoms yet. Getting firmware is like gold on these things`
`02:49.42`	`ManxPower`	`dallaschumly: There you go!`
`02:49.54`	`dallaschumly`	`Where? I missed it`
`02:49.56`	`ManxPower`	`zimdog: The wiki has links to firmware.`
`02:50.04`	`ManxPower`	`dallaschumly: The NoOp.`
`02:50.11`	`ManxPower`	`Of course if you don't DO anything it will hang up.`
`02:50.13`	`muntz`	`paulc rocks.`
`02:50.31`	`dallaschumly`	`Ah, thanks, then make a 2 that calls the macro :)`
`02:51.03`	`ManxPower`	`dallaschumly: Replace the NoOp with Playback(tt-weasels) and reload Asterisk`
`02:51.45`	`jcims`	`manxpower: sorry to bug you again, is there something you don't like about nufone vs. broadvoice (you mentioned you would try them out). i'm getting 23ms rtt to nufone and like the pay as you go approach`
`02:52.35`	`ManxPower`	`I use NuFone. The guy that runs NuFone wrote chan_h323 AND chan_skinny AND is on this channel often.`
`02:52.42`	`ManxPower`	`I don't even know who runs Broadvoice.`
`02:52.58`	`zimdog`	`Is anyone using the 1.o stable * with th s100U?`
`02:53.22`	`ManxPower`	`zimdog: Did you hear the joke about how to blow up your S100U?`
`02:53.38`	`James-`	`ManxPower: unfortunately that doesnt seem to be it ;(`
`02:53.39`	`zimdog`	`By upgrading * it looks like :)`
`02:53.52`	`ManxPower`	`zimdog: Actually "touch it" is the answer.`
`02:54.13`	`ManxPower`	`zimdog: They are apparently extremely sensitive to static discharge.`
`02:54.38`	`zimdog`	`ManxPower: It has been working good for me until this last upgrade`
`02:54.47`	`ManxPower`	`James-: Um, using the Digium codec doesn't fix it?`
`02:54.55`	`James-`	`nope`
`02:54.58`	`James-`	`*CLI> show g729`
`02:54.59`	`James-`	`0/0 encoders/decoders of 15 licensed channels are currently in use`
`02:55.02`	`zimdog`	`I think I will get some new hardware though. Did digium get rid fo the x100p`
`02:55.15`	`ManxPower`	`James-: Paste the dialplan line that causes the error.`
`02:55.39`	`ManxPower`	`zimdog: 1) Yes. 2) The X100P is not a replacement for the S100U.`
`02:56.02`	`James-`	`exten => 126,3,Playback(blah)`
`02:56.06`	`James-`	`which results in`
`02:56.15`	`ManxPower`	`The X100P expects to get dialtone and ring voltage. The S100U expects to PROVIDE dialtone and ring voltage.`
`02:56.25`	`ManxPower`	`James-: I have no idea what the problem is.`
`02:56.29`	`James-`	`Dec 30 13:56:12 WARNING[1132460976]: file.c:475 ast_openstream: File blah does not exist in any format`
`02:56.43`	`zimdog`	`ManxPower: got it I have an x100p also. I want to handle 2 incoming lines and maybe to extensions. Just can't justify putting out to much to play around on a home system`
`02:57.09`	`ManxPower`	`James-: And you have a blah.gsm or blah.wav in /var/lib/asterisk/sounds ?`
`02:57.13`	`zimdog`	`Course getting this cisco or polycom phone working would help out`
`02:57.16`	`James-`	`-rwxrwxrwx 1 asterisk asterisk 3498 2004-12-29 13:13 /var/lib/asterisk/sounds/blah.gsm`
`02:57.28`	`ManxPower`	`zimdog: T400P with modules`
`02:57.34`	`Mavvie`	`executable sounds!`
`02:57.37`	`bdeb4`	`why did digium get rid of the x100p?`
`02:57.45`	`Mavvie`	`#!/usr/local/bin/wavplay`
`02:57.48`	`ManxPower`	`bdeb4: Because the OEM stoped making them.`
`02:58.10`	`bdeb4`	`ManxPower: who was that?`
`02:58.11`	`zimdog`	`ManxPower: can I use it alongside the X100P and just get one FXO module and 2 FXS mods?`
`02:58.31`	`ManxPower`	`bdeb4: I don't know, but it used some Intel chip that intel stopped making.`
`02:58.38`	`ManxPower`	`zimdog: Yes.`
`02:58.42`	`zimdog`	`Cool`
`02:58.48`	`bdeb4`	`ManxPower: so what can people use now?`
`02:59.02`	`ManxPower`	`bdeb4: TDM400P with modules.`
`02:59.03`	`Nugget`	`buy an iaxy or a tdm400p.`
`02:59.06`	`zimdog`	`So how much would I have ot sacrifice to get one of my sip phones running?`
`02:59.20`	`ManxPower`	`Or X100P clone cards until the cards already in warehouses run out.`
`02:59.54`	`bdeb4`	`don't the clones use a different chipset?`
`03:00.57`	`ManxPower`	`bdeb4: Not that I know of.`
`03:01.10`	`ManxPower`	`Just a diffeent PCI ID`
`03:01.21`	`bdeb4`	`i thought the chipset read Ambient or something like that`
`03:01.21`	`leemel`	`I believe I use a clone cant remeber been awhile and it works just great no problems`
`03:02.24`	`*** join/#asterisk afrosheen (~afro@c-24-0-136-170.client.comcast.net)`
`03:03.15`	`Tond`	`I am tryin to get * to call a number, play a greeting and hang up, i use the dial command and on the next line i put the line it needs to play, but it doens't happen.. anyt suggestions as how that could be possible?`
`03:03.22`	`ManxPower`	`bdeb4: Have you pried off the heatsink on your X100P yet?`
`03:03.50`	`bdeb4`	`i don't have an x100p. i bought a clone`
`03:03.58`	`ManxPower`	`Tond: Dial does not exit until the call ends. Do a "show application dial" and pay attention to the options.`
`03:04.11`	`*** join/#asterisk Othello (Othello@nusnet-156-21.dynip.nus.edu.sg)`
`03:04.20`	`Tond`	`ManxPower> so what will u recommend me to do in this case?`
`03:04.30`	`Tond`	`I am trying to call my phone and play a message for myself..`
`03:04.35`	`ManxPower`	`Tond: Do a "show application dial" and pay attention to the options. I'm not going to tell you again.`
`03:04.43`	`Tond`	`:) Ok thanks`
`03:05.00`	`Tond`	`well I thought u just meant it was not possile with Dial.. let me have a look`
`03:05.04`	`jcims`	`anyone know if those digium fxo clones on ebay for $20 are half decent?`
`03:05.23`	`ManxPower`	`jcims: They are a $9 winmodem.`
`03:05.42`	`jcims`	`haha... i figured it would be something like that.`
`03:05.46`	`ManxPower`	`jcims: They seem to work OK but many people here will refuse to help you if you have that card.`
`03:06.12`	`bdeb4`	`jcims: they work perfectly fine`
`03:06.40`	`soundguy`	`Anyone is Australia who has connected Asterisk with an Engin VoIP account? or another provider?`
`03:06.42`	`jcims`	`i wouldn't expect much help...but if they work and i can put the other $70 to an fxs i'd be set`
`03:06.49`	`Tond`	`ManxPower> Even with the A(audiofile) option, it has to be an audio file, it can't be festival playing the greeting no?`
`03:07.17`	`ManxPower`	`Tond: Correct, but you missed the M() option`
`03:07.22`	`Tond`	`lol`
`03:07.23`	`Tond`	`oops`
`03:07.30`	`Tond`	`sorry, brb`
`03:07.55`	`ManxPower`	`Tond: I got around the problem by "pre-rendering" the audio file using festival -> wav and playing the .wav in the dial`
`03:08.20`	`Tond`	`Oh Ok.. Ya that is a very good way of doing it as well`
`03:08.48`	`Tond`	`Let me try the M option.. but I ahve never created macros using *`
`03:08.53`	`ManxPower`	`Tond: Are you dialing out of an analog port?`
`03:08.57`	`Tond`	`so i gotta get my learning on again`
`03:09.00`	`Tond`	`ManxPower> yes`
`03:09.06`	`ManxPower`	`Tond: Then you have problems.`
`03:09.13`	`Tond`	`hrm.. How so?`
`03:09.33`	`ManxPower`	`Tond: Analog ports are considered Answered as soon as Dial finishes sending digits, since Asterisk has NO idea when the far end picks up.`
`03:09.50`	`ManxPower`	`Tond: That's not a problem with digital (IAX, SIP, PRI, etc) ports.`
`03:09.57`	`Tond`	`Oh ya, ur right`
`03:10.21`	`Tond`	`unless I guess the delay and put like a 10 sec delay which thwe caller might think no one is the line ad hangup b4 the timer does`
`03:10.35`	`ManxPower`	`Tond: I got around the problem by doing a loop playing something like "Press # to accept this call" within a macro-like setup.`
`03:11.10`	`ManxPower`	`Tond: I'll put a non-macro example on a web page for you as long as you promise not to ask me questions about it.`
`03:11.12`	`afrosheen`	`are you making a dialer for a prison or something`
`03:11.26`	`Tond`	`lol`
`03:11.41`	`Tond`	`ManxPower> I promiss.. and appriciate all your help`
`03:11.41`	`Tond`	`:)`
`03:11.55`	`ManxPower`	`http://pastebin.ca/3572`
`03:11.56`	`zimdog`	`Cool found out my polycom is a IP 500 and I guess is a recomended * phone so will give it a shot first. I found some sip firmware and did a quick scan through the admin guide. Any pointers or just start reading?`
`03:12.34`	`afrosheen`	`zimdog: hope you have patience, they're wonderful phones but the ipmid.cfg you use to tune them is tough to deal with`
`03:13.29`	`Tond`	`ManxPower> Thanks dude`
`03:13.47`	`zimdog`	`afrosheen: So i guess no one is documenting their misery to help out other poor souls :)`
`03:14.42`	`afrosheen`	`zimdog: you'll find stuff here and there about it, just make sure you print the admin guide out, you'll need it`
`03:15.40`	`zimdog`	`afrosheen: I am looking through it now. Seems as if life should get easier.`
`03:15.42`	`ManxPower`	`On the polycom phones if you configure them for FTP config, then change something in the web page for the phone it will upload the new config to the FTP server.`
`03:15.52`	`afrosheen`	`yeah`
`03:16.05`	`ManxPower`	`That makes initial newbie config a dream`
`03:16.11`	`afrosheen`	`but the web page for the phone is nearly useless, there are hundreds of features you can't change through it`
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`03:16.21`	`greg_work`	`i have echo doing PSTN <> * <> ATA-2000 <> (analog) NEC Pro Level I phone system <> NEC Phone (I don't have a normal analog phone here ;)), but I only hear it from the NEC phone. since apparently echo is heard only on the close end, does that mean it's likely coming from somewhere in the NEC system? I'm only curious - i can pretty much get rid of it using echocancel in zapata.conf (does that mean its PSTN?) and i won't be using th`
`03:16.21`	`greg_work`	`e NEC system at all once I switch over`
`03:16.23`	`Silik0n`	`ftp is the recommended configs for the polycoms (from polycom)`
`03:16.31`	`zimdog`	`ManxPower: does it matter which bin is used?`
`03:16.44`	`ManxPower`	`greg_work: confirm you have the latest firmware for the SPA-2k`
`03:16.51`	`afrosheen`	`Silik0n: I second that, you can get by with tftp but it's better to go full ftp`
`03:17.05`	`ManxPower`	`zimdog: "which bin"?`
`03:17.15`	`afrosheen`	`sip.ld I believe he means`
`03:17.41`	`dallaschumly`	`OK, and it answered and told me that weasels had eaten the phone system :)`
`03:17.44`	`ManxPower`	`I just followed the instructions`
`03:17.49`	`ManxPower`	`dallaschumly: then it's working`
`03:18.02`	`dallaschumly`	`Then I then tried to have it call the macro`
`03:18.02`	`ManxPower`	`dallaschumly: NEVER EVER put a space before or after a comma`
`03:18.05`	`PatrickDK`	`greg, if you hear echo on your nec phone, it is coming from pstn (the otherside of the network link)`
`03:18.22`	`dallaschumly`	`Hmm, you think that could be causing the problem?`
`03:18.30`	`PatrickDK`	`and all analog wires can cause echo, the ata2000 has built in echo canceller though`
`03:18.33`	`ManxPower`	`dallaschumly: Well if you do it's not a valid line.`
`03:18.37`	`zimdog`	`Cool reading now`
`03:18.45`	`dallaschumly`	`Back in a few :)`
`03:18.55`	`ManxPower`	`PatrickDK: Yeah, but it had issues in older formware.`
`03:19.38`	`afrosheen`	`zimdog: the funny thing about the polycoms is that they have alot of trickery built-in that doesn't require asterisk`
`03:19.43`	`PatrickDK`	`manxpower, ya, I have only used thenewer firmware on them, I still don't get how my sip phones have echo though :(`
`03:19.52`	`PatrickDK`	`must be handset echo`
`03:20.04`	`afrosheen`	`zimdog: like call forwarding is built in, you don't have to use * for forwarding`
`03:20.11`	`ManxPower`	`PatrickDK: sip to sip with no pstn involved anywhere?`
`03:20.26`	`PatrickDK`	`yep, sip to sip direct, no asterisk or anything`
`03:20.46`	`afrosheen`	`PatrickDK: my sip to pstn has echo but the phones and asterisk kill it after about 5 seconds usually`
`03:21.38`	`PatrickDK`	`afrosheen, ya, asterisk normally kill it in about 2sec for me, cisco kills it in about 2-3sec, and my sipura2000 I never even notice it`
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`03:22.26`	`The_Duke`	`hello`
`03:22.37`	`The_Duke`	`when issue the command "dundi store history"`
`03:22.43`	`dallaschumly`	`Close, but still not quite right`
`03:22.49`	`The_Duke`	`where can I see that history???`
`03:23.02`	`greg_work`	`PatrickDK: hrm, that kinda sucks. oh well. i have to wait till i get my sip hardphones to really deal with it anyhow`
`03:23.04`	`afrosheen`	`PatrickDK: it sucks because we've tried to condition the pstn line and everything, still get local echo`
`03:23.08`	`dallaschumly`	`When I called into *`
`03:23.19`	`dallaschumly`	`Executing dial in new stack`
`03:23.26`	`dallaschumly`	`Called diax`
`03:23.33`	`dallaschumly`	`Call accepted (format ULAW)`
`03:23.36`	`Elshar`	`Is anyone still having a problem with the busydetect?`
`03:23.39`	`dallaschumly`	`IAX2/diax/5 is ringing`
`03:23.43`	`dallaschumly`	`IAX2/diax/5 answered`
`03:23.49`	`ManxPower`	`Elshar: It's never worked for me.`
`03:23.50`	`dallaschumly`	`Attempting native bridge of voicepulse-in-01 and IAX2/diax/5`
`03:23.57`	`dallaschumly`	`Channel 'IAX2/Voicepulse-in-01@66.234.228.177:4569:4' unable to transfer`
`03:23.58`	`PatrickDK`	`afrosheen, for me, cisco 1760 with fxo modules kills echo nice, when setup correctly`
`03:24.02`	`dallaschumly`	`Hungup`
`03:24.19`	`ManxPower`	`dallaschumly: You are behind nat. try notransfer=yes in both iax.conf entries`
`03:24.19`	`PatrickDK`	`I haven't played around with zaptel/asterisk echo canceller much`
`03:24.23`	`Elshar`	`I just had my sip phone hang up on my again, and the logs finally said that it was because it detected a busy signal.`
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`03:24.42`	`ManxPower`	`Elshar: See the mailing list archives.\`
`03:24.52`	`ManxPower`	`Oh! I think it's Macro Time!`
`03:24.54`	`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/`
`03:24.56`	`ManxPower`	`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.`
`03:24.59`	`dallaschumly`	`And when I tried to make an outbound call, it rang the phone, then said it couldn't transfer`
`03:25.00`	`afrosheen`	`maaacroooo`
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`03:25.42`	`afrosheen`	`PatrickDK: we have a few polycom 500's and 600's..once we got the volume tuned on the chassis of them, their speakerphones are great`
`03:27.38`	`The_Duke`	`when issue the command "dundi store history"`
`03:27.40`	`The_Duke`	`where can I see that history???`
`03:27.51`	`The_Duke`	`does anybody know it?`
`03:27.51`	`ManxPower`	`The_Duke: dundi show history doesn't work?`
`03:27.56`	`The_Duke`	`no`
`03:28.18`	`The_Duke`	`dundi show history`
`03:28.19`	`The_Duke`	`No such command 'dundi show history' (type 'help' for help)`
`03:28.21`	`ManxPower`	`The_Duke: The apparently nobody here has used dundi history. You could always look at the source code.`
`03:28.52`	`The_Duke`	`i did that, but i could find any hint to a file or pointer....`
`03:29.11`	`ManxPower`	`The_Duke: Are you sure there's even any way to look at the history?`
`03:29.23`	`Silik0n`	`http://www.soekris.com/net4501.htm`
`03:29.56`	`The_Duke`	`i was told to do just that by bkw on bugs.digium.com because my dundi is still laggy....`
`03:30.02`	`The_Duke`	`but he didn't say how...`
`03:30.31`	`ManxPower`	`based on a 133 Mhz 486`
`03:30.39`	`ManxPower`	`You can't even transoce ulaw/gsm with that!`
`03:30.47`	`The_Duke`	`sorry it wasn't bkw it was Mark Spencer: have you tried using the "dundi store history" to look and see what's really taking the time?`
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`03:36.16`	`dallaschumly`	`Should I configure something other than extensions.conf and aix.conf to use the diax phone to make/recieve calls?`
`03:36.55`	`ManxPower`	`It helps if you configure iax.conf and diax itself. If diax isn't registering then i doubt you can call it.`
`03:37.12`	`ManxPower`	`But the notransfer=yes should make it work`
`03:37.32`	`dallaschumly`	`diax is registering, it keeps repeating that on the screen`
`03:37.46`	`tainted-`	`WOMEN!!!!!!!!`
`03:38.07`	`dallaschumly`	`Where should notrasfer=yes be located?`
`03:38.09`	`ManxPower`	`tainted-: I never touch them!`
`03:38.09`	`twisted`	`where is drumkilla`
`03:38.12`	`twisted`	`i need to talk to him`
`03:38.31`	`ManxPower`	`dallaschumly: in each iax.conf entry you are having problems with`
`03:38.44`	`tainted-`	`ManxPower good for you.. they're more trouble than their worth`
`03:38.55`	`ManxPower`	`tainted-: So are men.`
`03:39.10`	`tainted-`	`I agree`
`03:40.15`	`tainted-`	`but at least men aren't emotional messes`
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`03:41.22`	`D1ng0`	`uhh nnot all men are evil`
`03:41.49`	`qwerp`	`how can i update the called extension (dst field in CDR)?`
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`03:42.11`	`sudhir492`	`Hi All`
`03:42.22`	`qwerp`	`for (source field in CDR) i can setcallerID..`
`03:42.31`	`sudhir492`	`Anyone using Digium 4 port FXO card, viz. TDM04B`
`03:43.02`	`qwerp`	`wat i wan is example i dial extension 100, but wanna show extension 200 in the cdr table..`
`03:43.45`	`sudhir492`	`I get weird problem with that card: many times the digit dialed out is not recognized by the telco as I hear the announcement "please check the number and dial again"`
`03:44.19`	`sudhir492`	`even if I can see on the screen that the dialed number is correct`
`03:44.29`	`qwerp`	`sudhir492: in CLI wat it show? Dial("Zap/1-1/XXXXXX")`
`03:44.36`	`qwerp`	`is the number correct?`
`03:46.09`	`sudhir492`	`qwerp: Yes, something like thatn and I see that the number is correct;`
`03:47.42`	`qwerp`	`where r u from? (telco system might be different)`
`03:47.55`	`sudhir492`	`USA`
`03:47.56`	`qwerp`	`u might need to select language..`
`03:48.48`	`sudhir492`	`and Verizon is the telco here. I would assume that the card should work well in Digium's home country :-)`
`03:48.56`	`dallaschumly`	`OK, I added the notransfer=yes. This got it back to the point where outbound calls work`
`03:49.01`	`qwerp`	`yup.`
`03:49.21`	`dallaschumly`	`But inbound calls don't give an error, I just can't hear anything`
`03:49.28`	`sudhir492`	`qwerp: where are you from?`
`03:49.58`	`ManxPower`	`dallaschumly: Other than to mention that ALL SOFTPHONES SUCK, I don't have any other suggestions.`
`03:50.19`	`dallaschumly`	`They're all that bad?`
`03:50.46`	`ManxPower`	`dallaschumly: Well Firefly and X-Lite seem to be less terrible from the reports I've seen.`
`03:50.50`	`qwerp`	`malaysia.`
`03:51.00`	`ManxPower`	`But you are still limited my Windows and PC hardware`
`03:51.09`	`ManxPower`	`my == by`
`03:53.16`	`dallaschumly`	`OK, thanks for the help, let me work on getting the TDM400P installed`
`03:53.37`	`bjohnson`	`there seems to be 2 ways to authenticate a dialing in user before giving them access to extra extensions (with DISA or with Authenticate). Is there a major difference between those commands?`
`03:55.21`	`sudhir492`	`JerJer`
`03:58.33`	`qwerp`	`sudhir492: can i take a look your dial context`
`03:58.58`	`qwerp`	`sudhir492: and also the extension's context`
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`04:05.58`	`sudhir492`	`qwerp: Unfortunately the machine is at a client's site, behind firewall. My dial context is something like the following:`
`04:06.27`	`sudhir492`	`<PROTECTED>`
`04:06.27`	`sudhir492`	`<PROTECTED>`
`04:06.27`	`sudhir492`	`<PROTECTED>`
`04:06.43`	`ManxPower`	`bjohnson: DISA honours ignorepat`
`04:07.07`	`ManxPower`	`sudhir492: Is that Zap interface analog?`
`04:07.29`	`sudhir492`	`ManxPower: Yes`
`04:08.00`	`bjohnson`	`is there a way to tally up how many minutes have gone through one VOIP provider on my asterisk server?`
`04:08.08`	`bjohnson`	`as a running monthly total and switch to another provider for the remainder of that month?`
`04:08.09`	`ManxPower`	`sudhir492: Calls dialed via analog FXO ports are considered Answered as soon as the digits are sent because there is no way for Asterisk to know when the far end answers.`
`04:08.37`	`ManxPower`	`sudhir492: Also use exten => 22,2,Dial(Zap/g1/7w038988235,18) to give the telco time to be ready to accept digits.`
`04:08.42`	`ManxPower`	`..er..`
`04:08.47`	`ManxPower`	`sudhir492: Also use exten => 22,2,Dial(Zap/g1/w7038988235,18) to give the telco time to be ready to accept digits.`
`04:09.44`	`tzanger`	`hmm`
`04:09.49`	`tzanger`	`modprobe wctdm loopcurrent=30`
`04:09.51`	`tzanger`	`let's try that`
`04:10.06`	`tzanger`	`stupid panasonic cordless phone`
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`04:10.48`	`sudhir492`	`ManxPower: Thanks, that should help. I will try first thing in the morning`
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`04:10.56`	`tzanger`	`why would a phone with a wall wart want to draw so much loop current`
`04:11.27`	`sudhir492`	`ManxPower: Is there no answer supervision on analog cards?`
`04:12.26`	`ManxPower`	`"If a vendor does not include a similar ability in their SIP aware router they should be shot." Is this too strong?`
`04:12.40`	`ManxPower`	`sudhir492: There is no answer supervision on analog LINES`
`04:13.13`	`sudhir492`	`thanks. I will not try to achieve the impossible then :-)`
`04:15.19`	`ManxPower`	`sudhir492: Using a PRI or an IAX or SIP to a provider that uses PRI (all of them do) will give you answer supervision`
`04:19.17`	`czero`	`I hate HTML :)`
`04:24.02`	`tzanger`	`#define DEFAULT_DTMF_LENGTH 100 * 8`
`04:24.04`	`tzanger`	`is that 800ms?`
`04:24.21`	`tzanger`	`or 100ms`
`04:24.57`	`Mavvie`	`don't you love properly commented constants?`
`04:25.03`	`tzanger`	`Mavvie: :-)`
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`04:25.29`	`Mavvie`	`well, it could be "800" and then nobody would have a clue.`
`04:26.58`	`greg_work`	`is there a way to set the (unix) group that voicemail messages are created with?`
`04:27.41`	`Mavvie`	`greg_work: you could chmod the directory to be g+s so that it would take over the group of the directory.`
`04:29.18`	`greg_work`	`that works, thanks`
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`04:31.15`	`Brixius`	`Hello`
`04:34.21`	`Brixius`	`Q: using the iax2 provision command in asterisk, will it push out provisioning information to an iaxy that is behind nat? or do I have to open a port to the iaxy through the router/firewall?`
`04:35.10`	`ManxPower`	`Brixius: If it uses IAX2 then it will work if you can call the device`
`04:35.31`	`Brixius`	`ok, thanks.`
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`04:37.13`	`sivana`	`does anyone know if the voicemail email that is sent can have a text version of the voicemail in the body?`
`04:38.08`	`Mavvie`	`sure, if you have stt.`
`04:39.25`	`jcims`	`quick question, is it normal to see a constant background chatter in the CLI when 'sip debug' is on`
`04:39.37`	`jcims`	`i get a bunch of 'destroying calls' and whatnot`
`04:39.45`	`Mavvie`	`during a conversation or just randomly?`
`04:39.45`	`sivana`	`ok.. so with an external program I can do it.. ok`
`04:40.24`	`jcims`	`just randomly. i made a call about 10 minutes ago, and i've seen a few 404's and Destroying calls since then`
`04:40.44`	`Mavvie`	`and they are between your phone and asterisk?`
`04:41.04`	`jcims`	`i've got sjphone -(sip)-> local * -(sip)-> work *`
`04:41.10`	`Brixius`	`how do you find out the si- Number of an iaxy?`
`04:41.20`	`jcims`	`calls were between local * and work *`
`04:41.44`	`jcims`	`i don't run the work * install, it's pbxtra from fonality`
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`04:51.36`	`tzanger`	`where can I change the lengthof the DTMF digit in app_senddtmf? ast_dtmf_stream gives a provision ofr the time between digits but not lenght of the digit itself`
`04:51.59`	`tzanger`	`I see the ast_write which sends a DTMF frame`
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`04:53.01`	`tzanger`	`hmm`
`04:53.31`	`tzanger`	`chan->pvt->send_digit or its own internal handler in do_senddigit`
`04:54.04`	`tzanger`	`yikes`
`04:54.06`	`tzanger`	`that is buried`
`04:54.07`	`tzanger`	`wow`
`04:54.22`	`tzanger`	`that's going to be impossible to bring out to the dialplan`
`04:59.31`	`greg_work`	`i'm using; exten => 777,1,Playback(beep) exten => 777,2,Dial(console/dsp,20,A(beep)) exten => 777,3,Hangup to act as an intercom. is there a way to get a beep to happen for both parties at the same time? with this setup, the person paging hears a beep, then the overhead speakers beep, then sound starts working`
`05:00.23`	`tzanger`	`greg_work: just an off-the-cuff thought, but you could use a callfile to generate two calls at teh same time... obviously not clean`
`05:01.54`	`Brixius`	`greg_work: another option, not real clean though, would be to reverse priorities 1 and 2 so that it beep's the overhead first, then the user.`
`05:02.38`	`tzanger`	`greg_work: what about this`
`05:02.40`	`Brixius`	`wait, that's not going to work on further thought.`
`05:03.30`	`greg_work`	`Brixius: yeah, it won't exit Dial()`
`05:03.30`	`tzanger`	`Dial(Console/DSP,20,A(beep)&Local/777)`
`05:03.34`	`tzanger`	`and have 777 do the Playback()`
`05:04.01`	`greg_work`	`tzanger: hrm? i don't get how that works..`
`05:04.05`	`tzanger`	`something like`
`05:04.21`	`tzanger`	`776,1,Dial(Console/Dsp&Local/777)`
`05:04.30`	`tzanger`	`777,1,Playback(beep)`
`05:04.36`	`tzanger`	`just throwing out ideas here`
`05:05.16`	`tzanger`	`or`
`05:05.22`	`tzanger`	`will 777,1,background(beep) do it?`
`05:05.41`	`tzanger`	`anyway`
`05:05.43`	`tzanger`	`it's midnight`
`05:05.47`	`tzanger`	`I need sleep, later`
`05:07.00`	`greg_work`	`no background didn't. i'll maybe play with it later, its not that important.`
`05:07.04`	`greg_work`	`thanks tho`
`05:09.04`	`greg_work`	`Playback(digits/4) Playback(digits/3) Playback(digits/2) kinda works ;P`
`05:11.51`	`Silik0n`	`who wants to test the AMPortal install script on Asterlinux`
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`05:30.53`	`badc{}l{}r`	`do we need to pay the license if we using Dialogic card`
`05:31.54`	`file[laptop]`	`you need to pay for 'dat 'dere driva cause it's not free`
`05:33.20`	`badc{}l{}r`	`file[laptop], can u be more specify, who should we pay for?`
`05:34.08`	`syslod`	`Anyone noticed lost SIP registrations? I have a lab full of polys and grandstreams that loosing something and its preventing calls from reaching them.`
`05:36.20`	`syslod`	`I thought it was a NAT issue but since then I put everything on the same network. Didn't used to have the problem but have noticed it the past few days.`
`05:38.00`	`Procyan`	`syslod, I've only been using * for like 3 days and I had this happen with an ata-188. All calls started going straight to voice mail for both ports.`
`05:38.18`	`badc{}l{}r`	`is any where we can get a Degium card outside of US?`
`05:39.04`	`syslod`	`Procyan: Yep same problem here. If you reboot the phone it starts working again, sometimes.`
`05:39.39`	`syslod`	`badc: I think Digium has that stuff on their website for international distrib.`
`05:40.12`	`Procyan`	`yeah, I think I bounced the ata twice`
`05:41.03`	`file[laptop]`	`badc{}l{}r: you need to pay Digium for the driver`
`05:41.16`	`file[laptop]`	`contact them for licensing`
`05:43.07`	`syslod`	`Can't seem to find others that are having the problem but I've lost a few days sleep and moved alot of hardware etc trying to figure it out.`
`05:43.57`	`soundguy`	`Can asterisk do Direct DialIn handling? So if I had multiple numbers coming in I can direct each one to seperate extensions?`
`05:44.33`	`syslod`	`You mean DID.`
`05:44.40`	`soundguy`	`yeah`
`05:44.43`	`syslod`	`It can .`
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`05:46.29`	`pmVee3e`	`Hi I'm doing research on a project for my company.. Im curious about something.. one of my goals is that we would like to have an automated system whereby when products are ordered and ready for pick-up, we would like to have an automated system call the customer and notify them with a pre-recorded voice message stating that their order is ready for pick-up.. can asterisk do this?`
`05:46.51`	`Procyan`	`VXML!`
`05:47.12`	`syslod`	`Yes.`
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`05:48.07`	`syslod`	`pmVee3e: We have something like this we use but it interfaces with a radio repeater notifying us about telemetry.`
`05:48.27`	`humberto75`	`Hello Guys`
`05:48.31`	`syslod`	`Hi`
`05:48.36`	`pmVee3e`	`interesting! how exactly is it done? or what should i read into to get more information`
`05:49.01`	`humberto75`	`xkev?`
`05:49.06`	`syslod`	`Procyan: Are you having problems with 1.0.3 or HEAD and is it in production?`
`05:49.12`	`echinos`	`Got the following error trying to use festival: SIOD ERROR: wrong type of argument to car : wholeutt`
`05:49.36`	`echinos`	`Used the festival function from the * wiki and put it in festival.scm`
`05:49.49`	`Procyan`	`syslod, 1.0.3 and it's in production in my house.. which does not handle many calls`
`05:50.33`	`humberto75`	`guys, Newbie and dump question: I setup a Voicemailmain extension ,but when I dial that extension in sip debug just destroy the call and I dotn hear anything, is there something missing?`
`05:50.59`	`humberto75`	`Note: in this server I have never tried to hear nothing at all may be sound module is not active`
`05:51.52`	`syslod`	`Procyan: I was hoping you wouldn't tell me that. I have a customer in Jan I was hoping to get on * but theres no way at this point I can recommend it with problems in stable. Pana KXTDA is my next choice.`
`05:52.36`	`Procyan`	`syslod, well.. I hate to be the one to bring bad news since I only been using i for a few days`
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`05:53.24`	`Procyan`	`syslod, I also had a strange issue with qualify dropping the ata for no reason and had to ; that out of the config`
`05:54.30`	`humberto75`	`any options for me?`
`05:54.41`	`humberto75`	`sond is simply dont working at all`
`05:54.56`	`humberto75`	`how do I activate sounds in asterisk?`
`05:54.56`	`Procyan`	`humberto75, did you try the echo test?`
`05:55.24`	`humberto75`	`nothing works that makes sounds`
`05:55.35`	`humberto75`	`just works my termination service SIP--->h323`
`05:56.29`	`TripleFFF`	`hey hes back`
`05:56.33`	`TripleFFF`	`~seen ptg123`
`05:56.34`	`jbot`	`ptg123 is currently on #asterisk (1d 13h 5m 23s). Has said a total of 215 messages. Is idling for 5h 46m 54s`
`05:57.25`	`humberto75`	`Procyan: I think the app that reproduces sounds is not working or intalled how do I see if that module is installed`
`05:57.26`	`TripleFFF`	`guess not`
`05:57.41`	`Procyan`	`humberto75, I have no idea`
`05:58.21`	`Procyan`	`syslod, you play with cisco call manager at all?`
`05:58.31`	`humberto75`	`I created a simple Voicemail extension and happens the same it destroy the sip call`
`05:58.32`	`syslod`	`Nope.`
`06:00.15`	`TripleFFF`	`anyluck on confirmdial anione ? or mmore like dialconfirm i guess`
`06:01.19`	`redder86`	`anyone know of any good colos in the SF Bay area?`
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`06:02.49`	`dagrim`	`Anybody know if there still exists to be any free BBS (telnet or something).. software out there.. I was thinking about using it along with * in a environment with alot of extensions.. (their terminal s/w)`
`06:03.27`	`Nugget`	`huh?`
`06:03.48`	`dagrim`	`you know.. a telnet daemon that isnt a shell to the box.. lol`
`06:04.07`	`Nugget`	`the normal telnetd isn't a shell.`
`06:04.17`	`dagrim`	`hmmm.. really?`
`06:04.27`	`dagrim`	`what is it then? heh`
`06:04.37`	`Nugget`	`inetd is probably the simplest solution, but I admit I really am not envisioning what you have in mind.`
`06:04.58`	`Procyan`	`redder86, Equinix`
`06:05.27`	`redder86`	`Procyan: thanks.`
`06:05.29`	`Nugget`	`the fact that telnetd dumps you into your shell is a function of login(1), not intrinsicly telnetd.`
`06:06.43`	`dagrim`	`i just want all of the workstations to have an iaxy or softphone .. whatever.. and be able to telnet in to the * box.. and have some sort of BBS type deal.. just to place data that needs to be looked at right away on who-evers screen.. (its for a hospital)`
`06:06.57`	`dagrim`	`and I dont want to use a web-based form .. =\`
`06:08.07`	`dagrim`	`I mean.. seems like wwwboard or anything like that just isnt what im looking for..`
`06:08.16`	`Procyan`	`dagrim, can't you use an instant messaging app for that?`
`06:08.27`	`dagrim`	`nah.. like i want each terminal to be able to post data`
`06:08.41`	`dagrim`	`but anyone be able to delete a post`
`06:08.43`	`dagrim`	`etc`
`06:09.18`	`dagrim`	`I guess I just want something text based.. blah`
`06:09.40`	`dagrim`	`yea--im all ansi lame .. lol`
`06:10.38`	`dagrim`	`point is .. it needs to be private.. and not the normal run of things..`
`06:10.59`	`dagrim`	`Equinix? hmm..`
`06:11.24`	`TripleFFF`	`lol`
`06:11.31`	`Procyan`	`dagrim -> http://www.gcomm.com/home.htm`
`06:11.32`	`TripleFFF`	`tough redder was one didnt see your nick .lol`
`06:12.12`	`TripleFFF`	`they stilld evel this shit ?`
`06:12.27`	`Procyan`	`aparently :)`
`06:12.31`	`TripleFFF`	`netvillage.. sounds gay for a product name`
`06:12.37`	`Procyan`	`I was surprised when the link worked`
`06:12.58`	`TripleFFF`	`copyright 98-01`
`06:13.00`	`TripleFFF`	`lol`
`06:13.13`	`dagrim`	`Procyan: THat isnt free tho is it?`
`06:13.26`	`Procyan`	`TripleFFF -> http://www.trumpet.com.au/ yes, they still exist`
`06:13.31`	`Procyan`	`dagrim, probably not`
`06:13.37`	`echinos`	`Got the following error trying to use festival: SIOD ERROR: wrong type of argument to car : wholeutt`
`06:13.39`	`echinos`	`Used the festival function from the * wiki and put it in festival.scm`
`06:13.50`	`dagrim`	`Yea.. because its like.. antique software.. lol`
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`06:14.10`	`Taxilian`	`mornin, all`
`06:14.16`	`dagrim`	`echinos: good luck finding help on festival.. i havent ever been able to get it to compile..`
`06:15.04`	`echinos`	`dagrim, I have it all installed and everything, just that function from the * wiki seems to have a problem :/`
`06:15.09`	`Taxilian`	`anyone know, is there a list of PSTN-VOIP phone providers that will interface directly with asterisk?`
`06:15.15`	`TripleFFF`	`any company that say are fully Year 2000 compliant is shit`
`06:15.29`	`TripleFFF`	`thats the biggest scam of the decenny`
`06:15.52`	`dagrim`	`PCBoard, Wildcat, TriBBS.. there was NEVER anything like them made for nix???`
`06:15.56`	`dagrim`	`Its almost weird.`
`06:16.14`	`TripleFFF`	`lol`
`06:16.18`	`TripleFFF`	`u need a dialup to use them`
`06:16.20`	`TripleFFF`	`;)`
`06:16.23`	`dagrim`	`nah`
`06:16.28`	`TripleFFF`	`no ethernet dll yet ;)`
`06:16.35`	`dagrim`	`towards the end there they did telnet..`
`06:16.41`	`dagrim`	`lol towards the end..`
`06:16.43`	`Procyan`	`galacticomm had a telnet interface`
`06:16.51`	`syslod`	`dagrim: Freshmeat search for bbs`
`06:16.51`	`TripleFFF`	`http://www.tribbs.com/`
`06:17.02`	`dagrim`	`I just thought it was neat--I was a kid .. i dont know.. lol`
`06:17.08`	`dagrim`	`yea but theyre all for dos`
`06:17.09`	`dagrim`	`haha`
`06:17.22`	`TripleFFF`	`i rememnber that mine had web newsgroup downloaded once a week and GOD OH that was our day`
`06:17.30`	`dagrim`	`syslod: freshmeat??`
`06:17.32`	`dagrim`	`=P`
`06:17.34`	`TripleFFF`	`lol`
`06:17.35`	`syslod`	`I remember my first BBS. Something running on a coco.`
`06:17.41`	`syslod`	`www.freshmeat.net`
`06:17.43`	`dagrim`	`I remember all kinds of them.`
`06:17.56`	`dagrim`	`Some good, some really bad, some just weird.`
`06:18.05`	`TripleFFF`	`TriBBS is the most feature packed, shareware BBS program on the market. Features multinode support, RIPscrip graphics, Zmodem, full-screen editor, extensive netmail support, extensive door support, alias support, extensive CD-ROM support, indexed file areas, caller id support and more! Try TriBBS Today!`
`06:18.22`	`TripleFFF`	`my god... CDROM SUPORT ? ouch cool man`
`06:18.23`	`dagrim`	`I know it was either PCBoard or Wildcat that had telnet..`
`06:18.29`	`TripleFFF`	`caller id ?i want i want`
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`06:18.35`	`dagrim`	`hahaha`
`06:18.53`	`TripleFFF`	`so damn funny`
`06:18.55`	`dagrim`	`Okay.. I think its time to close the memory book now.`
`06:18.58`	`dagrim`	`=P`
`06:19.15`	`TripleFFF`	`now a basica xp can act as a internet gateway and with a few modems acts as an isp`
`06:19.16`	`TripleFFF`	`lol`
`06:19.21`	`dagrim`	`yep`
`06:19.29`	`TripleFFF`	`book burned`
`06:19.52`	`TripleFFF`	`nah i ll keep it stashed under bed till 2010`
`06:19.57`	`dagrim`	`I wouldnt mind having one to setup on one of my machines here as a telnet.. sort of as a joke.. lol`
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`06:22.04`	`Procyan`	`I want to put a bbs on fwd, plug modems into a digium board and tie them to fwd numbers`
`06:22.41`	`dagrim`	`telnet afterhours.tzo.com`
`06:22.50`	`dagrim`	`haha`
`06:22.59`	`dagrim`	`Fucking retro man.`
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`06:23.09`	`dagrim`	`TripleFFF: telnet afterhours.tzo.com`
`06:23.28`	`TripleFFF`	`hehe`
`06:24.08`	`TripleFFF`	`wanna laugh ?`
`06:24.12`	`TripleFFF`	`ups.com`
`06:24.15`	`TripleFFF`	`track 1Z 495 T7F 68 9412 087 3`
`06:24.31`	`TripleFFF`	`how fucked up can ups be`
`06:25.12`	`TripleFFF`	`like i should of done.. ( never trust the little brown men)`
`06:26.03`	`dagrim`	`HAHA`
`06:26.09`	`PTG1234`	`hey frank ::)`
`06:26.11`	`dagrim`	`is that your package?`
`06:26.22`	`TripleFFF`	`hey PTG back`
`06:26.23`	`TripleFFF`	`yes`
`06:26.35`	`humberto75`	`Guys my service provider (h323) authenticates my calls with a ANI and password so I need to send him something like exten => _NXXXXX,5,Dial(H323/ANIUSER/ANIPASS${EXTEN});`
`06:26.36`	`TripleFFF`	`my package a stupid card i ordered. fxo one`
`06:26.37`	`TripleFFF`	`;)`
`06:26.40`	`modulus_`	`bleh`
`06:26.54`	`humberto75`	`how can that be correct?`
`06:27.16`	`TripleFFF`	`humberto75how did provider sya to send ?`
`06:27.24`	`TripleFFF`	`bleh`
`06:27.31`	`TripleFFF`	`WTH does bleh mean u a goat ?`
`06:27.49`	`TripleFFF`	`whats all this stuff about you snooze you lose .. bleh .. blah.. blurp`
`06:27.51`	`qwerp`	`how can i change the field values in the CDR? i know how to change the Caller ID, but how about the other values?`
`06:28.05`	`TripleFFF`	`why change them ?`
`06:28.12`	`TripleFFF`	`use ODBCGET PUT`
`06:28.13`	`TripleFFF`	`etc`
`06:28.14`	`TripleFFF`	`mayne`
`06:28.19`	`qwerp`	`coz i wanna track the dst field..`
`06:28.47`	`PTG1234`	`triple: my iax dll is completely done :)`
`06:28.49`	`humberto75`	`TripleFFF: the billing system of my service provider uses ANI to authorize calls , for example calls from my SIP phone account for example 4321 is authenticated really great but I want to use only one account for all my phones calls`
`06:28.50`	`qwerp`	`coz when a call goes into a group, it will onli write the group num in the dst field..`
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`06:29.07`	`qwerp`	`i wanna the one who picked up the call in the dst field.`
`06:29.12`	`TripleFFF`	`good`
`06:29.22`	`TripleFFF`	`ah`
`06:29.36`	`TripleFFF`	`hmm`
`06:29.39`	`qwerp`	`so, any idea...`
`06:29.41`	`TripleFFF`	`not sure there qwerp`
`06:29.48`	`TripleFFF`	`prewq`
`06:29.55`	`qwerp`	`nvm.. coz i am not sure myself though..`
`06:29.55`	`TripleFFF`	`prewq \| qwerp`
`06:30.08`	`PTG1234`	`just watch your db logs`
`06:30.24`	`TripleFFF`	`? me ?`
`06:30.28`	`PTG1234`	`no qwerp`
`06:30.31`	`PTG1234`	`you can have it logh all data`
`06:30.33`	`dagrim`	`PTG1234: What can it do if you dont mind me asking?`
`06:30.43`	`PTG1234`	`dagrim: the dll?`
`06:30.52`	`dagrim`	`PTG1234: yea`
`06:31.12`	`TripleFFF`	`its links dynamicaly the library ;)`
`06:31.19`	`dagrim`	`oh come on =P`
`06:31.28`	`qwerp`	`humm...`
`06:31.33`	`PTG1234`	`everything needed to implement a softphone on languages like vb, delphi etc.. and by tommrow night my delphi component should be done, that does all the logic for softphones`
`06:31.40`	`dagrim`	`sweeeet!!!`
`06:31.55`	`dagrim`	`is it going to be open to the public?`
`06:31.55`	`PTG1234`	`the next stage is a new call manager module for asterisk, and support for it in my dll :)`
`06:32.01`	`PTG1234`	`for better call control`
`06:32.02`	`PTG1234`	`yah it will be`
`06:32.07`	`dagrim`	`hell yea man`
`06:32.14`	`PTG1234`	`i am gonna ask if they want to sync it with the iaxclient treee`
`06:32.34`	`dagrim`	`nice`
`06:32.51`	`TripleFFF`	`hehe`
`06:33.00`	`dagrim`	`PTG1234: What call manager do you use right now?`
`06:33.04`	`TripleFFF`	`for the community ;) ouray !`
`06:33.10`	`qwerp`	`PTG1234, looked in /var/log/asterisk`
`06:33.14`	`qwerp`	`nothing useful..`
`06:33.27`	`PTG1234`	`qwerp: which db?`
`06:33.33`	`PTG1234`	`dagrim`
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`06:33.45`	`PTG1234`	`dagrim: i use the call manager api, but it has alot of problems and not many features :)`
`06:33.49`	`qwerp`	`the one used by asterisk-addons`
`06:33.57`	`qwerp`	`asteriskcdrdb -> cdr`
`06:34.04`	`dagrim`	`ahhhh ok`
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`06:34.46`	`TripleFFF`	`./`
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`06:42.30`	`ccfiel`	`hello ppl..`
`06:42.41`	`syslod`	`sup`
`06:42.46`	`dagrim`	`hey`
`06:43.05`	`ccfiel`	`hello dagrim..`
`06:43.06`	`ccfiel`	`:D`
`06:44.16`	`dagrim`	`hey`
`06:44.31`	`dagrim`	`brb--something is calling my name ..`
`06:50.25`	`ccfiel`	`:D`
`06:54.15`	`jcims`	`is mgcp better/worse/different than sip? i have a swissvoice ip10s that does both`
`07:06.29`	`progcaribou`	`hi there`
`07:06.40`	`progcaribou`	`anybody uses Sipura SPA-3000?`
`07:08.28`	`syslod`	`Use poly here.`
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`07:09.25`	`funraps-as`	`suop yo'all`
`07:10.09`	`syslod`	`sup`
`07:10.24`	`funraps-as`	`how u doin'`
`07:10.28`	`funraps-as`	`quiet here tonight`
`07:11.08`	`syslod`	`fine.`
`07:11.12`	`syslod`	`Not much going on.`
`07:11.14`	`humberto75`	`FINALLY I DID IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! but I got HAIR-LESS :D`
`07:11.26`	`funraps-as`	`gotta a quick question`
`07:11.28`	`funraps-as`	`im moving`
`07:11.33`	`funraps-as`	`and don't want dsl no mo`
`07:11.35`	`funraps-as`	`welll`
`07:11.40`	`funraps-as`	`don't want sbc no mo`
`07:11.51`	`funraps-as`	`but want to keep my $`
`07:12.00`	`funraps-as`	`can I LNP my own nuber`
`07:12.17`	`qwerp`	`i wonder can somebody write a app call SetDst (dst field in CDR table)`
`07:12.17`	`funraps-as`	`or do I have to get another provider?`
`07:12.26`	`syslod`	`You'll need to find a LEC in your ratecenter that will LNP and setup a Sip account for you.`
`07:12.32`	`funraps-as`	`also who do you recommend? packet 8, vonage, iconnect?`
`07:12.55`	`syslod`	`If somebody like vonage has you NPA you can move your number.`
`07:13.18`	`funraps-as`	`most of the voip providers serve the rate center`
`07:13.19`	`funraps-as`	`haha`
`07:13.31`	`funraps-as`	`who is the best provider to use`
`07:13.38`	`funraps-as`	`with decent rates and quality`
`07:25.31`	`twisted`	`OH HOLY SHIT`
`07:25.32`	`twisted`	`http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=44993&item=5739961471&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW`
`07:25.47`	`twisted`	`cactus lite (aka adit 600), 6 T1 interfaces, 16fxs`
`07:25.49`	`twisted`	`299`
`07:26.13`	`Nugget`	`spiffy`
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`07:27.23`	`twisted`	`i'd hate to see it not get won by an asterisk user`
`07:27.26`	`twisted`	`too bad I don't have the money`
`07:28.08`	`humberto75`	`Guys here is my dialplan in extensions.conf`
`07:28.08`	`humberto75`	`[testivr]`
`07:28.08`	`humberto75`	`exten => 8900,1,Answer`
`07:28.08`	`humberto75`	`exten => 8900,2,Wait,2`
`07:28.08`	`humberto75`	`exten => 8900,3,Read(thepin,sound1);`
`07:28.09`	`humberto75`	`exten => 8900,4,Read(thenum,sound2);`
`07:28.11`	`humberto75`	`Exten => 8900,5,SetCallerID(${thepin})`
`07:28.13`	`humberto75`	`exten => 8900,6,Dial(H323/${thenum});`
`07:28.15`	`humberto75`	`exten => 8900,7,Hangup`
`07:28.16`	`Nugget`	`STOP`
`07:28.17`	`humberto75`	`But I want to see inf {thenum} starts with 011X I need to strip out the 011 (to let just the E164) and if its 1X or 44X or whatever else leave it like that`
`07:28.18`	`Nugget`	`STOP`
`07:28.18`	`*** mode/#asterisk [+q humberto75!@] by twisted`
`07:28.19`	`Nugget`	`STOP`
`07:28.21`	`twisted`	`PASTEBIN`
`07:28.22`	`Nugget`	`read the topic!`
`07:28.27`	`soundguy`	`http://pastebin.ca`
`07:28.30`	`twisted`	`you have been silenced.`
`07:28.38`	`twisted`	`you will be unsilenced in 30 seconds`
`07:28.47`	`denon`	`ruh roh`
`07:28.53`	`denon`	`you pissed twisted off`
`07:28.56`	`denon`	`you're in deep now`
`07:29.09`	`Nugget`	`the penalty is to buy him that cactus lite. :)`
`07:29.14`	`*** mode/#asterisk [-q humberto75!@] by twisted`
`07:30.07`	`twisted`	`humberto75, you are unsilenced, but please post anything longer than 5 lines to the pastebin`
`07:30.40`	`humberto75`	`ok thanks I will not do it again :)>-`
`07:30.47`	`twisted`	`ok`
`07:30.58`	`humberto75`	`guys you all ready saw my dial plan`
`07:31.06`	`humberto75`	`what you recomend :s`
`07:31.09`	`humberto75`	`desesperate`
`07:31.36`	`humberto75`	`is for a "calling card" but I dont want to say to the customers "Just E164 please"`
`07:32.01`	`Nugget`	`humberto: I recommend that you create a context for processing "thenum" and then branch to that context with the extension set to thenum.`
`07:32.11`	`Nugget`	`then you can handle the options just as you would with a normal dialplan`
`07:32.57`	`humberto75`	`Nugget sorry I am a newbie how do I process thenum`
`07:33.08`	`Nugget`	`replace the Dial(H323/${thenum}) with a Goto(dialthenum,${thenum},1)`
`07:33.09`	`humberto75`	`with gotoif's?`
`07:33.17`	`Nugget`	`then [dialthenum]`
`07:33.30`	`humberto75`	`ahh`
`07:33.35`	`Nugget`	`exten => 011X.,balhblah`
`07:33.36`	`Nugget`	`etc`
`07:33.47`	`humberto75`	`gotit`
`07:33.52`	`humberto75`	`let me test it ;)`
`07:33.54`	`humberto75`	`thanks`
`07:36.34`	`humberto75`	`Nugget: and {thepin} will also goto the [dialthenum]`
`07:36.46`	`humberto75`	`so I can dialout in dialthenum`
`07:36.58`	`Nugget`	`you can set the callerid just like you're doing already`
`07:37.14`	`Nugget`	`unless there's another need for thepin in the dial process it's irrelevant at that point`
`07:37.35`	`humberto75`	`no thepin is the same int he dial priocess`
`07:37.43`	`humberto75`	`let me test`
`07:37.53`	`Nugget`	`that isn't reflected in what you pasted`
`07:38.29`	`twisted`	`humberto75, no, we saw part of it ;)`
`07:38.37`	`twisted`	`er no`
`07:38.41`	`twisted`	`wait`
`07:38.41`	`twisted`	`lol`
`07:38.56`	`humberto75`	`well my question do the variable {thepin} keeps also in teh [dialthenum] context?`
`07:39.01`	`Nugget`	`sure`
`07:39.11`	`Nugget`	`but I don't see why it matters, based on what you pasted`
`07:39.47`	`humberto75`	`let me paste again my actual dial plan (in 2 parts) :)`
`07:40.05`	`humberto75`	`<PROTECTED>`
`07:40.05`	`humberto75`	`<PROTECTED>`
`07:40.05`	`humberto75`	`<PROTECTED>`
`07:40.05`	`humberto75`	`<PROTECTED>`
`07:40.15`	`humberto75`	`exten => 8900,4,Read(thenum,sound2);`
`07:40.15`	`humberto75`	`<PROTECTED>`
`07:40.15`	`humberto75`	`<PROTECTED>`
`07:40.15`	`humberto75`	`<PROTECTED>`
`07:40.45`	`humberto75`	`as it is , is working but just with the e164 input`
`07:41.05`	`humberto75`	`and I need to have "FOR DUMMIES"`
`07:41.23`	`Nugget`	`I guess I misunderstand what your problem is. that's just what you pasted before.`
`07:41.31`	`humberto75`	`yes`
`07:41.35`	`Nugget`	`I suggested that you replace the dial command (step 6) with a goto.`
`07:41.52`	`Nugget`	`and then create a second context to handle the transformations you want to make to ${thenum}`
`07:42.11`	`humberto75`	`AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH GOTIT`
`07:42.22`	`humberto75`	`the CallerID doesnt matter untill then`
`07:42.23`	`humberto75`	`<PROTECTED>`
`07:42.25`	`Nugget`	`right`
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`07:46.46`	`humberto75`	`guys what is the difference between`
`07:46.46`	`humberto75`	`_011.,1,Dial(H323/${EXTEN:`
`07:46.56`	`humberto75`	`and`
`07:46.56`	`humberto75`	`_011X,1,Dial(H323/${EXTEN:`
`07:47.03`	`Nugget`	`both of them are malformed. :)`
`07:47.12`	`humberto75`	`:s`
`07:47.17`	`Nugget`	`"." matches any number of characters.`
`07:47.24`	`Nugget`	`"X" will just match a sigle digit.`
`07:47.33`	`humberto75`	`so I need ?`
`07:47.40`	`humberto75`	`"?"`
`07:47.48`	`humberto75`	`_011?,`
`07:47.57`	`Nugget`	`? is not a valid character in an extension`
`07:48.05`	`humberto75`	`ok`
`07:48.10`	`humberto75`	`so what you recomend?`
`07:48.13`	`humberto75`	`"N"`
`07:48.19`	`Nugget`	`http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+Dialplan+Patterns`
`07:48.25`	`Nugget`	`I recommend that you read the documentation`
`07:48.42`	`humberto75`	`jjajaja I guess you where going to tell me that :)`
`07:48.50`	`humberto75`	`BRB reading`
`07:50.18`	`badc{}l{}r`	`would dummy zap interface work with NIC <--> ISDN switch?`
`07:50.45`	`Nugget`	`I don't understand your question, badc{}l{}r.`
`07:51.42`	`ds2`	`wheeeeeeeeeeee FXO arriving Monday`
`07:51.57`	`badc{}l{}r`	`i want to deploy TDMoE (using normal NIC) to my ISDN provider that they don have *.`
`07:53.35`	`badc{}l{}r`	`can that work?`
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`08:07.43`	`humberto75`	`Nugget: doesnt workd :(`
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`08:07.56`	`humberto75`	`I will copy the dial plan`
`08:08.14`	`humberto75`	`[testivr]`
`08:08.14`	`humberto75`	`exten => 8900,1,Answer`
`08:08.14`	`humberto75`	`exten => 8900,2,Wait,2`
`08:08.14`	`humberto75`	`exten => 8900,3,Read(thepin,vm-isunavail);`
`08:08.14`	`humberto75`	`exten => 8900,4,Read(thenum,vm-isunavail);`
`08:08.27`	`humberto75`	`exten => 8900,5,Goto(dialthenum,${thenum},1)`
`08:08.51`	`humberto75`	`[dialthenum]`
`08:08.52`	`humberto75`	`exten => _011.,1,Dial(H323/${EXTEN:3})`
`08:08.52`	`humberto75`	`exten => _011,2,Hangup`
`08:08.57`	`humberto75`	`:s`
`08:09.51`	`humberto75`	`also changed the caller ID`
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`08:10.30`	`humberto75`	`the [dialthenum] is under teh testivr context does it needs to be up`
`08:10.50`	`humberto75`	`:s`
`08:11.58`	`Nugget`	`no, it doesn't need to be above.`
`08:12.22`	`Nugget`	`I see a typo in what you pasted, but it's not the source of the problem. your second _011 rule is missing the trailing .`
`08:12.29`	`Nugget`	`what do you mean by "doesnt workd"?`
`08:13.04`	`humberto75`	`whell it is not changing the Caller ID (output)`
`08:13.14`	`Nugget`	`of course not. it looks like you removed that line.`
`08:13.26`	`humberto75`	`hrmm let me see`
`08:13.42`	`humberto75`	`jajajjaja DAMN`
`08:13.46`	`humberto75`	`let me change it`
`08:13.47`	`humberto75`	`:)`
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`08:15.54`	`humberto75`	`lets try BRB`
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`08:23.56`	`ozJames79`	`Hi is it possible to increase the volume of the caller with asterisk?`
`08:23.56`	`qwerp`	`i wonder can somebody write a app call SetDst (dst field in CDR table)`
`08:24.38`	`bratner`	`ozJames79:the volume of the actual caller?`
`08:25.21`	`*** join/#asterisk shaZwaz (~lukyali@203.81.196.167)`
`08:25.44`	`bratner`	`ozJames79: i think i read something about 'gain' in the docs. don't remmember where.`
`08:26.59`	`bratner`	`ozJames79: phone.conf,vpb.conf,zapata.conf - all have txgain and rxgain settings.`
`08:27.22`	`humberto75`	`nugget: now its working fine , but I continue to have some dialing pattern trouble`
`08:27.50`	`humberto75`	`exten => _01.,1,Dial(H323/52${EXTEN:2})`
`08:27.50`	`humberto75`	`exten => _01,2,Hangup`
`08:27.50`	`humberto75`	`;=====Mexico=Largadistancia`
`08:27.50`	`humberto75`	`;exten => _00.,1,Dial(H323/${EXTEN:2})`
`08:27.50`	`humberto75`	`;exten => _00,2,Hangup`
`08:28.03`	`humberto75`	`;=====Mexico=Celulares=======`
`08:28.04`	`humberto75`	`exten => _044.,1,Dial(H323/52${EXTEN:3})`
`08:28.04`	`humberto75`	`exten => _044,2,Hangup`
`08:28.26`	`humberto75`	`<PROTECTED>`
`08:28.36`	`humberto75`	`as 1 continued priority`
`08:29.37`	`bratner`	`what res_config_odbc and res_odbc do?`
`08:30.33`	`Nugget`	`humberto75: you have duplicated your previous error.`
`08:30.40`	`Nugget`	`_044. is not the same extension as _044`
`08:31.08`	`humberto75`	`no I got it is in the Controlling Sort Order`
`08:31.11`	`Nugget`	`if you refuse to read what you're typing it is never going to work.`
`08:33.14`	`channan`	`hello everyone - may I ask a question regarding budgetone 100 model with asterisk please?`
`08:34.21`	`channan`	`somehow the # (pound) sign did not work , especially in MeetMe conf, the Cisco phone 7960 worked fine`
`08:34.31`	`Nugget`	`~data`
`08:34.32`	`jbot`	`Don't Ask To Ask. Just ASK`
`08:35.09`	`channan`	`I've tried to search for info in grandstream and voip-info website but found nothing`
`08:35.21`	`channan`	`wonder if it's a bug`
`08:36.29`	`channan`	`probably will have to contact grandsteam if can't resolve it`
`08:36.49`	`Nugget`	`I dunno, sorry`
`08:38.34`	`bratner`	`asterisk is running but 'asterisk -r' says 'unable to connect to remote asterisk' what am i doing wrong?`
`08:39.35`	`denon`	`bratner: run safe_asterisk first`
`08:39.37`	`denon`	`then try again`
`08:39.42`	`denon`	`er, are you sure its running?`
`08:39.48`	`denon`	`(sorry, misread your Q the first time)`
`08:41.59`	`bratner`	`denon: safe_asterisk loops. asterisk seg_faults and safe_asterisk restarts it in a loop.`
`08:42.30`	`bratner`	`now my process list is full of 'mpg123.....'`
`08:43.57`	`denon`	`bratner: then you've got other problems...`
`08:44.00`	`channan`	`bratner: has it worked before? kill all processes and restart asterisk`
`08:44.04`	`denon`	`nod`
`08:44.07`	`denon`	`gotta run`
`08:44.07`	`denon`	`cya`
`08:45.05`	`bratner`	`chanan: i'm using debain packaged asterisk. asterisk worked before when i was starting from the command line not from init scripts`
`08:46.23`	`bratner`	`debian made it to run under user 'asterisk'`
`08:52.22`	`bratner`	`denon, channan: thanx, i think it is a init_script problem`
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`08:52.35`	`voltaq`	`hello`
`08:52.51`	`shaZwaz`	`howdy`
`08:52.59`	`voltaq`	`I got a question`
`08:53.09`	`ozJames79`	`thanks guys :)`
`08:53.17`	`shaZwaz`	`I can feel that :)`
`08:53.19`	`channan`	`bratner: sounds like it, double check the init script`
`08:53.20`	`ozJames79`	`RX gain fixed it up`
`08:53.22`	`voltaq`	`Is it posible to use an external modem with asterisk?`
`08:53.41`	`voltaq`	`Modem: Motorola 28.8`
`08:53.48`	`voltaq`	`via serial port`
`08:53.51`	`voltaq`	`?`
`08:55.00`	`bratner`	`voltaq: no (IMHO).`
`08:55.09`	`shaZwaz`	`no`
`08:55.59`	`voltaq`	`thanks guys 4 the fast reply`
`08:56.23`	`shaZwaz`	`Yes, but be prepared to do a lot of hacking on the Asterisk source code.`
`08:56.40`	`dagrim`	`http://dnblayer.official.ws/ast.jpg`
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`08:57.26`	`bratner`	`shaZwaz: doesn't that depend on the modem?`
`08:57.46`	`shaZwaz`	`yes in a way`
`08:58.10`	`voltaq`	`ok`
`08:58.58`	`voltaq`	`do you know a good asterisk forum?`
`08:59.16`	`shaZwaz`	`#asterisk-dev`
`08:59.24`	`bratner`	`:-)`
`08:59.52`	`voltaq`	`tnx`
`08:59.55`	`tessier`	`voltaq: As opposed to this one?`
`09:02.18`	`voltaq`	`oh, ok`
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`09:14.37`	`porche`	`hi`
`09:16.15`	`implicit`	`h`
`09:16.32`	`implicit`	`hi`
`09:25.42`	`porche`	`how you doing impliciy`
`09:25.51`	`porche`	`implicit i mean`
`09:26.02`	`implicit`	`great`
`09:27.01`	`implicit`	`about to sleep`
`09:27.19`	`Zeeek`	`whatever you do, don't fall asleep`
`09:27.23`	`Zeeek`	`that's when they get you`
`09:27.45`	`porche`	`:)`
`09:31.15`	`voltaq`	`Hey guys: do you know if it posible to display asterisk channel structure and online users using a PHP script?`
`09:31.28`	`Zeeek`	`shure`
`09:31.37`	`Zeeek`	`use the manager`
`09:31.44`	`voltaq`	`oh, ok.. do you know one?`
`09:31.55`	`Zeeek`	`do you write php ?`
`09:31.59`	`voltaq`	`yup`
`09:32.19`	`Zeeek`	`then look up the manager commands and use PHP sockets functions to talk to it`
`09:32.58`	`Zeeek`	`it allows to send any command you can type in CLI`
`09:33.22`	`voltaq`	`oh, ok nice`
`09:33.29`	`shaZwaz`	`howdy Zeeek`
`09:33.42`	`Zeeek`	`hi shaZwaz`
`09:34.27`	`shaZwaz`	`porche hi`
`09:43.43`	`bratner`	`i'm trying to configure * to answer h323 calls. i get 'error while writing audio data: Broken pipe' when i try to connect to it from ohphone.`
`09:45.04`	`bratner`	`http://pastebin.ca/3574`
`09:45.22`	`shaZwaz`	`what digital signalling phones use in us`
`09:49.29`	`rafik2k`	`Good moning everybody`
`09:49.43`	`shaZwaz`	`good day rafik2k`
`09:50.24`	`rafik2k`	`you R an asterisk USer <shaZwaz>`
`09:50.47`	`shaZwaz`	`yes thats me`
`09:50.58`	`shaZwaz`	`":(`
`09:51.34`	`rafik2k`	`<shaZwaz> i have some problems in my solution`
`09:51.53`	`shaZwaz`	`thats natural`
`09:52.28`	`rafik2k`	`it deconnects the call sometimes in get data`
`09:52.35`	`rafik2k`	`sometimes in stream file`
`09:53.04`	`rafik2k`	`<shaZwaz> have you an idea`
`09:53.18`	`shaZwaz`	`sip/zap ?`
`09:53.27`	`shaZwaz`	`iax`
`09:53.40`	`rafik2k`	`i use the card TE410P`
`09:53.54`	`Zeeek`	`https://www.redcross.org/donate/donation-form.asp`
`09:54.07`	`Zeeek`	`by the way if anyone has a few bucks to send to the Asian tidal wave relief effort:`
`09:54.30`	`shaZwaz`	`do you have callprogress=yes ?`
`09:54.38`	`shaZwaz`	`in zapata.conf`
`09:54.53`	`rafik2k`	`wait a minute please`
`09:55.48`	`rafik2k`	`<shaZwaz> yes i have callprogress=yes`
`09:56.12`	`shaZwaz`	`make it no`
`09:56.24`	`rafik2k`	`<shaZwaz> why`
`09:56.40`	`shaZwaz`	`are you in the us ?`
`09:57.04`	`rafik2k`	`<shaZwaz> i'm in Tunisia`
`09:57.16`	`rafik2k`	`you know Tunisia`
`09:57.20`	`shaZwaz`	`that works for the us fpr now`
`09:57.42`	`shaZwaz`	`rafik2k: try it`
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`09:58.11`	`rafik2k`	`<shaZwaz> what's the utility to change it`
`09:58.51`	`shaZwaz`	`you never changed it before ?`
`09:58.58`	`shaZwaz`	`I mean the conf files ?`
`09:59.22`	`Zeeek`	`A Night In Tunisia`
`09:59.43`	`shaZwaz`	`try vi zapata.conf`
`09:59.56`	`rafik2k`	`No it's the morning`
`10:00.06`	`shaZwaz`	`:-/`
`10:00.24`	`shaZwaz`	`over to you Zeeek`
`10:00.47`	`Zeeek`	`it's a song by Dizzy Gillespie`
`10:01.00`	`Zeeek`	`I've been to Tunisia`
`10:01.19`	`shaZwaz`	`where are you now ?`
`10:01.32`	`Zeeek`	`paris`
`10:02.38`	`rafik2k`	`Zeeek you've been in Tunisia ??!!!`
`10:02.43`	`shaZwaz`	`you have any idea what digital signalling us phones use`
`10:02.50`	`rafik2k`	`I'm now in Tunisia`
`10:03.03`	`Zeeek`	`shaZ they have phones in the US?`
`10:03.14`	`bratner`	`I got this with h323 debug : "H225 Answer:8103508 h323ep.cxx(2143) Codec Could not open sound channel "" for playing:" can i do next to debug this?`
`10:03.36`	`rafik2k`	`is anyone have an idea about what this error mean : WARNING[1262483136]: Unexpected control subclass '5'`
`10:06.01`	`shaZwaz`	`Zeeek: any other name ?`
`10:07.20`	`Zeeek`	`name of what?`
`10:08.16`	`shaZwaz`	`the digital telephone sets, what signalling ?`
`10:08.37`	`Zeeek`	`If I had any idea I'd have said long ago, sorry`
`10:09.16`	`shaZwaz`	`what about france`
`10:09.27`	`Zeeek`	`what about FRance ?`
`10:09.44`	`shaZwaz`	`the telephone sets`
`10:11.09`	`Zeeek`	`DECT ? Would that be it? no, that's cordless radio. ISDN`
`10:11.23`	`Zeeek`	`I think I don't know anything`
`10:11.54`	`shaZwaz`	`huh`
`10:12.42`	`Zeeek`	`what is the exact question?`
`10:13.29`	`shaZwaz`	`ok what I wanna know is if I have some phone with digital signalling and others with analog, will * do the bridging btw them`
`10:13.54`	`Zeeek`	`how does the digital phone connect to the phone system?`
`10:14.03`	`modulus_`	`lol`
`10:14.06`	`modulus_`	`jbot thc?`
`10:14.07`	`jbot`	`somebody said thc was delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol, the active ingredient in marijuana, or delta-7 is also thc but isn't heated yet`
`10:14.33`	`Zeeek`	`please don't lol. Others are tring to sleep.`
`10:14.46`	`*** join/#asterisk possie (~asdf@cp19535-a.dbsch1.nb.home.nl)`
`10:14.53`	`shaZwaz`	`thru a channel bank zeeek`
`10:15.07`	`Zeeek`	`ok, now I know I can't help you`
`10:15.15`	`Zeeek`	`wait til the big guns wake up`
`10:15.34`	`shaZwaz`	`fire up`
`10:15.47`	`shaZwaz`	`~wakeup everyone`
`10:15.49`	`jbot`	`ACTION silently aproaches everyone, who's sleeping (zZzZZZzzZZ, Ronc !!! ronc!), gets off his pants and shoots a noisy fart ... PUBFBFBFBBBFFF!!!`
`10:15.49`	`Zeeek`	`fuck Orange and their SMS ads!`
`10:16.04`	`Zeeek`	`eeewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww`
`10:17.10`	`Zeeek`	`hey, maybe jbot could be trained to remid us like alarms. "Zeeek, you have a beauty appointment at 12:00"`
`10:17.19`	`Zeeek`	`which I do`
`10:17.28`	`possie`	`i'm dailing my * card, it answers the phone but on the * terminal i see... Spawn extension (default, s, 3) exited non-zero on 'Zap/4-1'`
`10:17.57`	`Zeeek`	`and what is default,s,3 ?`
`10:19.25`	`shaZwaz`	`hangup ?`
`10:19.30`	`possie`	`exten => s,3,Hangup()`
`10:19.35`	`shaZwaz`	`:)`
`10:19.46`	`possie`	`i only have 4 lines in my extensions.conf`
`10:19.53`	`possie`	`[default]`
`10:20.00`	`Zeeek`	`oh oh`
`10:20.09`	`possie`	`not good :-`
`10:20.11`	`possie`	`)`
`10:20.13`	`possie`	`?`
`10:20.35`	`shaZwaz`	`hey possie add some more lines`
`10:20.38`	`Zeeek`	`post your extensions to pastebin.ca`
`10:20.40`	`possie`	`k`
`10:21.23`	`possie`	`http://pastebin.ca/3576`
`10:21.40`	`Zeeek`	`and it doesn't work?`
`10:21.55`	`Zeeek`	`looks very elegant to me`
`10:23.00`	`possie`	`no it doesn't`
`10:23.07`	`possie`	`should i show my zapata.conf ?`
`10:23.30`	`shaZwaz`	`possie: its working, what seems to be the prob ?`
`10:23.33`	`Zeeek`	`yes, it looks fine`
`10:23.44`	`Zeeek`	`what happens? Just the line you sent?`
`10:23.52`	`Zeeek`	`doesn't it play the file?`
`10:23.54`	`possie`	`http://pastebin.ca/3578`
`10:24.05`	`possie`	`no i see some more`
`10:24.10`	`possie`	`let me paste that into the bin as well`
`10:24.35`	`possie`	`http://pastebin.ca/3579`
`10:25.08`	`shaZwaz`	`possie: what do you wanna do ?`
`10:25.51`	`Zeeek`	`man, that looks great! It does exaclty what it is supposed to and in only a few lines`
`10:26.18`	`Zeeek`	`someone remind me to leave for my beauty appointment in 20 minutes please?`
`10:26.57`	`Zeeek`	`But man's constant quest for excellence makes him continue searching for improvement`
`10:27.25`	`shaZwaz`	`Zeeek: what do you do ?`
`10:27.42`	`Zeeek`	`of course it's also true that calling a nulmber to hear someone answer with "Goodbye" and then hang up unceremoniously isn't really that pleasant`
`10:28.05`	`Zeeek`	`right now I'm on vacation so I screw around here and try to break my asterisk`
`10:28.21`	`possie`	`<PROTECTED>`
`10:28.51`	`Zeeek`	`Ah, why didn't you tell us that right away? That is a significant element of debugging`
`10:29.15`	`shaZwaz`	`heehe`
`10:29.22`	`Zeeek`	`how are you calling in? SIP or IAX? ZAP ?`
`10:29.33`	`Zeeek`	`someone remind me to leave for my beauty appointment in 20 minutes please?`
`10:29.33`	`modulus_`	`jbot hmm?`
`10:29.35`	`jbot`	`ACTION wonders why modulus_ wasted 4 keypresses on that`
`10:29.48`	`shaZwaz`	`Zeeek: its zap/4`
`10:29.56`	`modulus_`	`jbot hmm?`
`10:29.57`	`jbot`	`hmm stands for human markov model`
`10:30.03`	`modulus_`	`jbot human markov model?`
`10:30.07`	`Zeeek`	`and you have an FXO on ZAP/1 ?`
`10:30.12`	`modulus_`	`stupid bog`
`10:30.17`	`modulus_`	`s/bog/bot`
`10:30.33`	`shaZwaz`	`I think that obvious from the zapata too`
`10:30.49`	`Zeeek`	`it would appear to be a TDM11 ?`
`10:30.56`	`Zeeek`	`one of each?`
`10:31.04`	`Zeeek`	`or is that 411`
`10:31.43`	`Yoda-BZH`	`le bonjour je vous souhaite / hi ppl`
`10:32.28`	`Zeeek`	`ah que salut � toi`
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`10:35.06`	`modulus_`	`jbot vector quantization?`
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`10:35.53`	`m0e`	`hello`
`10:36.03`	`Zeeek`	`bonjour`
`10:36.12`	`without`	`hello`
`10:36.19`	`Zeeek`	`someone remind me to leave for my beauty appointment in 20 minutes please?`
`10:37.01`	`shaZwaz`	`Zeeek: its Time - 10`
`10:37.14`	`Zeeek`	`bah no it can't be I said 20 min`
`10:37.25`	`Zeeek`	`it's 5 min away and on the hour (12 noon)`
`10:37.30`	`shaZwaz`	`yes but 10 minutes ago`
`10:37.35`	`Zeeek`	`it's currently 11h37`
`10:37.47`	`shaZwaz`	`~time`
`10:37.48`	`jbot`	`time is, like, 1 dimensional, or everlasting`
`10:37.51`	`Zeeek`	`in fact T -18 min`
`10:37.54`	`m0e`	`i have a question, lets say I have asterisk installed in place A but i'm in place B, can I make place A dial a call and route it to me in place B? (A-B VOIP, but A-dialup PSTN)`
`10:37.58`	`Zeeek`	`time is like your mother`
`10:38.15`	`shaZwaz`	`ha ha`
`10:38.15`	`Zeeek`	`yes, absolutely`
`10:38.30`	`Zeeek`	`you would �maybe use IAX to connect the two`
`10:39.13`	`m0e`	`i'm pretty new to voip, so i'm like cluless, and yes I ADMIT :P I didnt read the handbook yet`
`10:39.25`	`Zeeek`	`no don't worry about that - now READ IT`
`10:39.32`	`Zeeek`	`in fact read this:`
`10:39.34`	`Zeeek`	`Starter tutorial:`
`10:39.34`	`Zeeek`	`http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2003/07/03/asterisk.html`
`10:39.34`	`Zeeek`	`http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2004/01/22/asterisk2.html`
`10:39.34`	`Zeeek`	`http://www.automated.it/guidetoasterisk.htm`
`10:39.34`	`Zeeek`	`http://www.fnords.org/~eric/asterisk/`
`10:39.46`	`Zeeek`	`the first two articles are the best intro you'll ever get`
`10:39.48`	`m0e`	`thank you`
`10:39.55`	`Zeeek`	`but to answer your question`
`10:40.16`	`Zeeek`	`you mean you have like a SIP phone at your place and you want to dial from an asterisk box connected to PSTN?`
`10:40.23`	`shaZwaz`	`~doc`
`10:40.35`	`m0e`	`let me explain it in another way so i'm clear`
`10:40.42`	`Zeeek`	`please do`
`10:40.56`	`Zeeek`	`in 15 minutes I have a beauty appointment`
`10:41.02`	`Zeeek`	`so huuurrrrrry`
`10:41.14`	`m0e`	`lets say I put an asterisk box in the US, and lets say I'm now in Europe`
`10:41.25`	`m0e`	`so I want to use a SIP phone from Europe, yet dial my call through the US`
`10:41.35`	`Zeeek`	`shaZ you asked what I do, I own a company here in Paris - we manage websites for our cust`
`10:41.47`	`m0e`	`nice`
`10:41.58`	`Zeeek`	`m0e that is what I do with my asterisk`
`10:42.11`	`m0e`	`any special hardware needed to do something like this?`
`10:42.19`	`m0e`	`nothing big, I just want to do it for my personal use`
`10:42.23`	`Zeeek`	`I have a box in PAris and when I 'm in the uS or elsewhere, I can call from myu Paris phone`
`10:42.39`	`Zeeek`	`You only need one FXO interface to connect tothe phone`
`10:42.53`	`Zeeek`	`but you can also do it by getting an account with a provider`
`10:43.02`	`Zeeek`	`there are several that have NO monthly charge`
`10:43.09`	`m0e`	`ok`
`10:43.29`	`m0e`	`tell you what, so I dont waste your time, i'll go read the handbook and if I have questions i'll just bugg you a bit more ;)`
`10:43.39`	`Zeeek`	`so from Europe, you'd call through a voIP provider like ICH, NuFone, Voicepulse, Voipjet`
`10:43.44`	`shaZwaz`	`~docs`
`10:43.45`	`jbot`	`Documentation can be found at http://digium.com/index.php?menu=documentation or http://www.digium.com/handbook-draft.pdf or #asterisk-doc, or http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk, or http://www.asteriskdocs.org`
`10:43.48`	`Zeeek`	`Starter tutorial:`
`10:43.48`	`Zeeek`	`http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2003/07/03/asterisk.html`
`10:43.48`	`Zeeek`	`http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2004/01/22/asterisk2.html`
`10:43.48`	`Zeeek`	`http://www.automated.it/guidetoasterisk.htm`
`10:43.48`	`Zeeek`	`http://www.fnords.org/~eric/asterisk/`
`10:44.03`	`m0e`	`thank you`
`10:44.11`	`Zeeek`	`memrize the last one lest you get caught be ManxPower`
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`10:44.59`	`Zeeek`	`The question is actually a good one (he continued) do you need your own asterisk when there are 5 decent providers ?`
`10:45.45`	`Zeeek`	`at 2c/min or less, it takes a lot of calling to amortize the investment of a machine, cards, electricity, maintenance`
`10:46.02`	`shaZwaz`	`Zeeek: now its time since you asked first time`
`10:47.02`	`Zeeek`	`yeah but I was full of shit, I have about 10 minutes yet`
`10:47.19`	`Zeeek`	`hey that's it - a command like ~wakeme in 10 minutes`
`10:47.30`	`Zeeek`	`~remind 10m`
`10:47.47`	`shaZwaz`	`~remind 1m`
`10:47.49`	`Zeeek`	`�lert 10min "beauty shop awaits"`
`10:48.06`	`Zeeek`	`~remind 0.0001 minutes`
`10:48.24`	`Zeeek`	`that would be cool though`
`10:48.33`	`Zeeek`	`Zeeek it's time!`
`10:48.57`	`Zeeek`	`shaZwaz what do you do and where are u ?`
`10:49.17`	`shaZwaz`	`brb`
`10:49.20`	`Zeeek`	`let's see how long will it take to shutdown XP this time?`
`10:49.59`	`Zeeek`	`I am going to have to shut down the system now`
`10:50.14`	`Zeeek`	`From: " Medina" <joeblake@emailaccount.com> (Re: ....advertising was never this simple...)`
`10:50.52`	`voltaq`	`,.`
`10:50.56`	`voltaq`	`sorry`
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`10:52.50`	`Zeeek`	`for what?`
`10:53.02`	`Zeeek`	`gotta gop now, I hope you get your problem solved`
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`10:59.11`	`drfranz`	`I just got Asterisk@Home.iso and I had a few questions like 3: 1 - Are there java softphones that i can donwload if so where...and are these 100% compatible w/ windowx XP SP2`
`11:00.18`	`drfranz`	`also I have www.packet8.net VoIP phone server for the house can i use a modem on the linux box to route the PSTN line to the VoIP Asterisk Server...if so what modems are supported via the auto install I have 3 laying around but they might all be WinModems per se`
`11:04.05`	`possie`	`is there away to play the .gsm files with a other utility ?`
`11:04.40`	`implicit`	`use play`
`11:04.43`	`implicit`	`from the sox package`
`11:05.12`	`RoyK`	`play is just a symlink to sox`
`11:05.16`	`RoyK`	`:)`
`11:05.26`	`RoyK`	`to do sox <filename> /dev/dsp`
`11:05.28`	`RoyK`	`or something`
`11:06.12`	`voltaq`	`which Astrisk distro do you find the best?`
`11:06.12`	`implicit`	`its not a symlink actually`
`11:06.21`	`implicit`	`RoyK: it is a shell script`
`11:06.25`	`implicit`	`that uses sox`
`11:06.48`	`voltaq`	`Rapid or Asterisk@Home`
`11:06.49`	`implicit`	`oops`
`11:06.53`	`implicit`	`misread what you said`
`11:06.54`	`implicit`	`heh`
`11:07.09`	`implicit`	`yeah that 'pretty much' what it is, but it is a nice script`
`11:11.55`	`shaZwaz`	`hi RoyK, implicit`
`11:13.10`	`RoyK`	`voltaq: asterisk distro?!?`
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`11:14.07`	`voltaq`	`yes, a linux operating system that comes with asterisk on it`
`11:14.41`	`shaZwaz`	`3 of them on the wiki`
`11:14.56`	`voltaq`	`the two I know are: 1-Rapid 2-Asterisk@home`
`11:15.18`	`shaZwaz`	`asterlinux somthing`
`11:15.24`	`voltaq`	`on wich wiki?`
`11:15.41`	`shaZwaz`	`~stfw`
`11:15.42`	`jbot`	`rumour has it, stfw is Search the F\|_\|cking Wiki: http://voip-info.org/tiki-index.php`
`11:16.28`	`delphiuk`	`what's the best way of determining why asterisk won't start?`
`11:16.40`	`AgiNamu`	`read the logs?`
`11:16.53`	`delphiuk`	`which one AgiNamu`
`11:17.35`	`shaZwaz`	`starting * in full verbose mode`
`11:17.51`	`shaZwaz`	`with g option`
`11:18.09`	`AgiNamu`	`delphiuk, easiest to just read the console logging`
`11:18.42`	`delphiuk`	`asterisk -rvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv`
`11:18.43`	`delphiuk`	`Unable to connect to remote asterisk`
`11:19.00`	`RoyK`	`delphiuk: asterisk -gvvvvvc`
`11:19.36`	`delphiuk`	`ah, got a lot more now thanks. what does the g do?`
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`11:24.55`	`shaZwaz`	`RoyK: will * bridge a digital phone set and a anlog one ?`
`11:29.28`	`rafik2k`	`is anyone have an idea about how to start asterisk in debug mode`
`11:29.49`	`rafik2k`	`i would like to see all the errors`
`11:30.13`	`shaZwaz`	`asterisk -gvvvvvc`
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`11:30.45`	`shaZwaz`	`that will show you a lot`
`11:30.59`	`RoyK`	`shaZwaz: yeah`
`11:31.22`	`jas_williams`	`add a d as well for extra debugging`
`11:31.24`	`rafik2k`	`<shaZwaz> asterisk -gvvvvvvvvvvvc is the debug mode`
`11:31.46`	`shaZwaz`	`what digital signalling us telephone sets usually use`
`11:31.59`	`RoyK`	`rafik2k: asterisk -gvvvvvvvdddddddddc`
`11:32.15`	`RoyK`	`shaZwaz: what do you mean by digital handset?`
`11:32.18`	`RoyK`	`IP phone?`
`11:32.24`	`rafik2k`	`<RoyK> cooool thanks`
`11:32.28`	`RoyK`	`or ISDN?`
`11:32.41`	`RoyK`	`rafik2k: you'll rarely need -d, though`
`11:32.52`	`RoyK`	`-gvvvc should be enough for everyone`
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`11:34.41`	`TsimShaTsui`	`Hi People, i can't seem to connect to remote odbc data source with cdr_odbc, any ideas ?`
`11:35.11`	`shaZwaz`	`RoyK: like these http://www.esicclass.com/`
`11:36.10`	`rafik2k`	`<TsimShaTsui> it seems that you have a problem in postgres`
`11:36.28`	`TsimShaTsui`	`using mysql`
`11:36.38`	`rafik2k`	`or mysql`
`11:36.49`	`shaZwaz`	`try mysql addon`
`11:36.55`	`drfranz`	`So will a standard modem bridge the VoIP ethernet to PSTN phone i have like an ATA-300 Adapter that dhcp's itself...from packet8`
`11:36.57`	`drfranz`	`??`
`11:37.27`	`without`	`does anyone know much about echo with tdm40b cards ?`
`11:38.39`	`drfranz`	`---Sorry it is a DTA-310 adapter`
`11:39.00`	`drfranz`	`converts the IP phone that i have from packet8 through my cable modem back into analaog line`
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`11:39.15`	`drfranz`	`so then i was going to plug a modem into that and have the modem be in the asterisk server`
`11:39.19`	`drfranz`	`whats everyone think about that`
`11:39.45`	`RoyK`	`shaZwaz: I can't find anything about what's inside that phone`
`11:39.54`	`shaZwaz`	`me neither`
`11:40.22`	`RoyK`	`so you'll better email them and ask`
`11:40.43`	`RoyK`	`asterisk supports analog ADSI, ISDN and quite a few IP sets`
`11:42.02`	`shaZwaz`	`but I think * does the protocol bridging`
`11:42.57`	`RoyK`	`between what protocols?`
`11:43.06`	`RoyK`	`s/what/which/`
`11:43.07`	`RoyK`	`perhaps`
`11:43.19`	`shaZwaz`	`say e&m and fxs/fxo`
`11:43.25`	`RoyK`	`e&m?`
`11:43.28`	`RoyK`	`wtf is that?`
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`11:45.05`	`shaZwaz`	`ya I think it will`
`11:45.47`	`shaZwaz`	`RoyK: see the sample zaptel.conf`
`11:46.08`	`RoyK`	`shaZwaz: what is e&m?`
`11:47.02`	`shaZwaz`	`isdn signalling`
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`11:49.32`	`tzanger`	`wow now here is something you don't see every day`
`11:49.33`	`tzanger`	`06:49:18.351476 IP truncated-ip - 9 bytes missing! 192.168.2.1 > 192.168.2.3: icmp 64: echo reply seq 47`
`11:49.50`	`without`	`does anyone know what is better with echo Steve,Steve2,Mark2, Mark3 or mark2 with AGGRESSIVE_SUPPRESSOR ??`
`11:49.59`	`tzanger`	`either the switch or the link is dropping 9 bytes off of my packets`
`11:50.08`	`shaZwaz`	`it works for Mark2`
`11:50.32`	`tessier`	`tzanger: mtu issue?`
`11:50.37`	`shaZwaz`	`without there is a note in the zconfig.h`
`11:51.36`	`tzanger`	`tessier: not with 64 byte packets`
`11:51.44`	`tzanger`	`tessier: with 1400 byte data payload 10 bytes are dropped`
`11:51.45`	`without`	`shaZwaz: yes I have read it :)`
`11:51.54`	`tzanger`	`not every packet though -- every 3rd packet gets through`
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`11:52.52`	`TsimShaTsui`	`Hi People, please look at my configs http://pastebin.ca/3582 , cannot connect to remote odbc dsn, can someone please point me in the right direction ?`
`11:54.18`	`shaZwaz`	`TsimShaTsui: why you using odbc to connect to mysql, there is a * addon for mysql`
`11:55.01`	`TsimShaTsui`	`shaZwaz: I'm using xorcom rapid 0.9`
`11:55.54`	`without`	`I have a tdm40b and the first 5-10 sec's is very echo i have uncomented AGGRESSIVE_SUPPRESSOR and know the sound is choppy, any ideas`
`11:57.14`	`shaZwaz`	`without: echocancel=32 , echotraining=yes ?`
`11:57.33`	`shaZwaz`	`echocancelwhenbridged=yes too`
`11:58.14`	`shaZwaz`	`if you have a intel mp uncomment the MMX directive too in zconfig.h`
`11:58.38`	`without`	`echocancel set to 128 and echowhenbridging=yes and echtraining=800`
`11:58.49`	`shaZwaz`	`TsimShaTsui: what does xorcom rapid do ?`
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`11:59.05`	`puzzled`	`morning`
`11:59.06`	`PatrickDK`	`the larger value you set echocancel at, the longer it takes to cancel it, but the bigger echo it can cacel`
`11:59.06`	`shaZwaz`	`you dont have mysqldev`
`11:59.32`	`TsimShaTsui`	`shaZwaz: debian minimum install+asterisk 1.0.2 in iso file`
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`12:01.09`	`without`	`PatrickDK: i dont have anymore echo now that i have uncommented AGGRESSIVE_SUPPRESSOR but now the sound is choppy :(`
`12:01.30`	`shaZwaz`	`on what protcol ?`
`12:01.54`	`PatrickDK`	`I still say you set echocancel too high`
`12:02.12`	`PatrickDK`	`and don't use aggressive suppressor`
`12:03.34`	`without`	`PatrickDK: i have used 32 64 128 with no change to the echo`
`12:03.49`	`PatrickDK`	`you have your gains setup correctly`
`12:03.56`	`without`	`PatrickDK: 0.0`
`12:04.12`	`PatrickDK`	`0.0 does not mean correct`
`12:04.41`	`without`	`PatrickDK: ok tell me a bit about gains please :)`
`12:04.53`	`PatrickDK`	`search for it`
`12:04.54`	`shaZwaz`	`mostly below that you hear shit`
`12:05.16`	`without`	`PatrickDK: thanks that ....lol`
`12:06.04`	`shaZwaz`	`without: you calling sip-zap or zap-zap ?`
`12:06.57`	`without`	`shaZwaz: SIP-ZAP`
`12:07.19`	`shaZwaz`	`whats on the sip end ?`
`12:09.45`	`without`	`shaZwaz: cisco 2x7960,7xgs101,1,wireless ip fone`
`12:11.34`	`without`	`shaZwaz: all have the echo problem when calling through TDM40P but bit through the x100p`
`12:11.35`	`shaZwaz`	`did you try echocanel=32 and echotraining=yes`
`12:11.50`	`without`	`shaZwaz: yep :)`
`12:12.31`	`without`	`shaZwaz: have even moved the card through every pci slot on the board`
`12:12.48`	`shaZwaz`	`what machine ?`
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`12:14.02`	`without`	`1gig P4-3.2 Asus-p4800,Deluxe,2xsata hdd`
`12:14.27`	`jas_williams`	`without: where are you do you have the impedance set correctly ?`
`12:14.39`	`shaZwaz`	`did you uncommetn CONFIG_ZAPTEL_MMX in zconfig.h`
`12:15.30`	`without`	`Jas_williams: I am in Australia, and i have been to the vet and been fixed so yes its been set ....lol`
`12:15.51`	`without`	`Jas_williams: impedance ??? please explain`
`12:16.22`	`shaZwaz`	`I dont know if there is a way to set impedence in * ?`
`12:17.11`	`jas_williams`	`without: Line impedance is the internal resistance of the phone device, If you are using an TDM40P it can be set as an option when you modproble the driver I beleive`
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`12:17.45`	`Emrah`	`Hello everybody`
`12:18.08`	`shaZwaz`	`unless you have make changes to the zaptel code`
`12:18.10`	`without`	`Jas_williams: oh ok know how ...`
`12:18.50`	`Emrah`	`I'm getting a strange error with the compiler when I compile Asterisk. Can you help me?`
`12:18.59`	`Emrah`	`http://pastebin.ca/3583`
`12:19.07`	`Emrah`	`there is the error`
`12:22.01`	`without`	`thanks guys or girls for the chat about echo's you's have help me under stand a bit more and have a few more options to look into thanks heeps`
`12:22.07`	`Emrah`	`Anyone has an idea, please, sorry for disturbing.`
`12:22.33`	`without`	`Emrah: missing dependency ???`
`12:23.10`	`without`	`goto go have fun bye for now :)`
`12:23.23`	`Emrah`	`I get this probl�me after a reboot of the machine`
`12:24.11`	`Emrah`	`Anyone can help me please?`
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`12:29.37`	`shaZwaz`	`jas_williams: impedence mismatch causes most of the echo , good catch`
`12:32.48`	`jas_williams`	`shaZwaz: I have found the opermode= directives can help quality issues in non US areas :-`
`12:33.09`	`shaZwaz`	`which driver ?`
`12:33.29`	`shaZwaz`	`I am looking at wct1xxp.c`
`12:34.48`	`shaZwaz`	`it was there some where , can't find it again`
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`12:36.32`	`jas_williams`	`wxfxo.c and wcfxs.c`
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`12:37.12`	`jas_williams`	`As these are the drivers used for the X100p and TDM400P`
`12:37.34`	`shaZwaz`	`what about t/e100p`
`12:38.01`	`jas_williams`	`T1/E1 cards impedance is set by jumpers 75ohm or 120ohm`
`12:38.39`	`shaZwaz`	`manually ?`
`12:38.40`	`jas_williams`	`120ohm being cat5 75ohm being coax normally`
`12:38.45`	`jas_williams`	`Yes`
`12:38.58`	`jas_williams`	`May be`
`12:39.11`	`jas_williams`	`Doh! I am wron`
`12:39.32`	`jas_williams`	`The e1/T1 cards are all cat 5 so 120ohm only`
`12:39.56`	`jas_williams`	`The jumper is for e1/T1 selection, I'm a muppet`
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`12:40.37`	`AgiNamu`	`Wow, it seems that the PA168 now actually supports IAX?`
`12:40.52`	`AgiNamu`	`I've got some phone with this IAX2 ..Wait Logon... Wu Chuan showing`
`12:40.59`	`AgiNamu`	`and I can see IAX2 packets on the network`
`12:44.56`	`jas_williams`	`AgiNamu: Yes IAX support provided early December, now get your * configured and test away`
`12:45.38`	`jas_williams`	`firmware downloads from http://www.aredfox.com/edownloadsiax2.htm`
`12:46.19`	`AgiNamu`	`holy fucking shit!!!! WOW!!!! ITS WORKING!`
`12:46.42`	`AgiNamu`	`wow wow wow`
`12:46.49`	`AgiNamu`	`Oh this rocks.`
`12:46.52`	`AgiNamu`	`finally`
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`12:47.51`	`shaZwaz`	`jas_williams: how can I find my line impedence ?`
`12:49.04`	`jas_williams`	`shaZwaz: What is your provider and how is the digital circuit provided, E1/T1 PRI etc..`
`12:49.13`	`shaZwaz`	`what recommeded it ITU-G712`
`12:49.24`	`shaZwaz`	`whats recommeded by ITU-G712`
`12:50.19`	`shaZwaz`	`no my provider is analog I terminate the T1 into a channel bank`
`12:50.45`	`shaZwaz`	`but I know if follows ITU-G712`
`12:50.50`	`shaZwaz`	`standard`
`12:51.52`	`jas_williams`	`Ok so Inpedance will be 120ohms based on the fact you are using T1 robbed bit signalling over cat 5 based cable to a channel bank`
`12:52.43`	`jas_williams`	`all pstn line impedance matching will then be done by the channel bank`
`12:52.53`	`shaZwaz`	`I think its 600 on the PSTN line`
`12:54.00`	`shaZwaz`	`I used to get a lot of echo on my outgoing calls`
`12:54.21`	`shaZwaz`	`but not after I used the aggresive suppresor`
`12:55.24`	`AgiNamu`	`wow`
`12:55.31`	`AgiNamu`	`the Pa168 -- this will really kickstart something`
`12:55.39`	`AgiNamu`	`only cheap, decent, IAX2 phone i know of.`
`12:55.43`	`AgiNamu`	`actually, only IAX2 phone I know of.`
`12:55.54`	`AgiNamu`	`just happens to be cheap`
`12:56.03`	`shaZwaz`	`whats a PA polycom ?`
`12:56.17`	`AgiNamu`	`No, PA is a chip`
`12:56.23`	`AgiNamu`	`PA168`
`12:56.38`	`AgiNamu`	`its on the wiki`
`12:56.44`	`AgiNamu`	`seems like a lot of chinese phones use it`
`12:56.46`	`shaZwaz`	`I thought its a phone`
`12:56.49`	`AgiNamu`	`chinese-made`
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`12:57.20`	`AgiNamu`	`bye-bye retarded NAT issues and SIP hell`
`12:57.30`	`shaZwaz`	`AgiNamu: send me the link`
`12:57.52`	`inspired`	`has anyone else had problems with installing spandsp on a debian system? It complains it can't find cpp even though it's installed`
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`12:58.13`	`AgiNamu`	`http://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Avoip%2Dinfo%2Eorg+PA168`
`12:58.49`	`Emrah`	`anyone can help me please?`
`12:59.23`	`jas_williams`	`Emrah: Try a clean checkout and recompile`
`12:59.38`	`AgiNamu`	`at $40-somethng, they're cheaper than all the SIP phones I know of.`
`13:00.17`	`shaZwaz`	`jas_williams: which one sh'd it be the off-hook impedence or the onhook impedence ?`
`13:01.31`	`shaZwaz`	`I 've got 2 of them here in my telco docs off-hook impedence -550~650ohm, on-hook impedence > 5M ohm`
`13:02.23`	`Emrah`	`I tried with the stable version of asterisk too`
`13:02.28`	`Emrah`	`thanks for your help`
`13:02.47`	`AgiNamu`	`ok well, the PA168 is working with my * box. im thrilled.`
`13:02.53`	`AgiNamu`	`so this is enough excitement for one day`
`13:02.55`	`Emrah`	`jas_williams: a clean checkout of the cvs version?`
`13:02.57`	`AgiNamu`	`thanks all, cya round.`
`13:02.59`	`AgiNamu`	`in fact`
`13:03.01`	`AgiNamu`	`I'm so happy`
`13:03.11`	`AgiNamu`	`I dont even care that FC2 sucks at trying to get Korean input working.`
`13:05.03`	`shaZwaz`	`jas_williams: you heard that ?`
`13:05.26`	`jas_williams`	`In the US the off-hook impedence is ~600ohms in the uk it is different`
`13:05.49`	`jas_williams`	`and most of the rest of the world :)`
`13:06.19`	`shaZwaz`	`mine here is 550~650 off-hook`
`13:07.02`	`toibs`	`If line impedance termination, it's 600 ohms too..`
`13:07.09`	`toibs`	`in the uk that is`
`13:07.11`	`shaZwaz`	`so off-hook is what needs to be taken care of`
`13:08.57`	`jas_williams`	`uk Zcomplex(2) =230 nF // 1050 ohms + 320 ohms ( British Telecom plc )`
`13:09.08`	`jas_williams`	`ish`
`13:09.32`	`shaZwaz`	`if the channel bank taking 120 ohm from one end and 550~650 on the other, it will match them itself`
`13:12.04`	`toibs`	`Anyone got a couple of mins to tell me that i've cocked up my IAX config - which is why i cant get it to work...???`
`13:12.34`	`shaZwaz`	`if it does why I still get echo on my outgoing calls`
`13:13.20`	`jas_williams`	`Your channel bank is not suppressing it correctly`
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`13:13.39`	`shaZwaz`	`and with the aggressive_suppressor its gone`
`13:14.14`	`AgiNamu`	`wow. more fun engrish :). First, it was "IAX2 your data. Need protocol flat roof." now I say thank you and get "NO THANKS"`
`13:14.44`	`AgiNamu`	`or maybe that's a cultural thing. like Japanese greetings. ("Hi welcome to my house. It's horrible.") :)`
`13:14.50`	`shaZwaz`	`its a Adit 600 and reading the specs it say it takes care of impedence mismatch if I am correct , else I 'ill have to go thru the specs again`
`13:14.51`	`jas_williams`	`When you are using normal phones tdm to tdm there is no delay so the echo is heard as a small side tone, when you are using voip the encoding delays make the echo apparent`
`13:19.14`	`toibs`	`Anyone got a config for voiptalk.org using IAX at all? or alternatively anyone know any reason why an incoming iax call wouldnt work (Number unobtainable returned)... :(`
`13:19.56`	`toibs`	`outgoing fine - incoming no worky... :(`
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`13:20.50`	`shaZwaz`	`you sure its not ur provider prob`
`13:21.53`	`toibs`	`shazwaz - no not sure - have e-mailed them to find out, but since not had it working before there's no way that i can tell that it is set correctly...`
`13:22.29`	`shaZwaz`	`you have an echo exten in ur dialplan`
`13:24.13`	`toibs`	`http://pastebin.ca/3586 <- does this look ok as far as setup strings go???`
`13:24.27`	`phlax`	`hi - does anyone know of a US based pstn-sip gateway that offers free US/localrate numbers?`
`13:25.57`	`shaZwaz`	`toibs: you dont have a context=voiptalk in there`
`13:26.23`	`shaZwaz`	`I guess it goes to default context in this case`
`13:26.29`	`cmslaght`	`Does anyone use Asterisk with Request Tracker (RT)?`
`13:26.57`	`shaZwaz`	`phlax: I guess Vonage does`
`13:26.58`	`toibs`	`shaZwaz - oops... where does it need to go?? (appologies for my novice-ity ;))`
`13:28.01`	`shaZwaz`	`where do you want it to go`
`13:28.20`	`toibs`	`:) hehe.. i mean where should it go?`
`13:28.52`	`jontow`	`weeee, cutover an old call manager server (~35 seats) to * this morning on a PRI :))`
`13:29.01`	`jontow`	`and it went damned smooth.. :D`
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`13:29.06`	`toibs`	`jontow :) Cool :)`
`13:29.32`	`shaZwaz`	`toibs: at the moment it will go to the default context where you need to answer it`
`13:29.44`	`Procyan`	`jontow what was wrong with call manager?`
`13:29.55`	`shaZwaz`	`with a exten => s,1,answer()`
`13:30.00`	`jontow`	`only problem so far was user error.. had a few cisco 7960's in the conference room and someone set one of them to auto-answer`
`13:30.10`	`jontow`	`so i spent 25mins reviewing my extension logic trying to figure out what wrong`
`13:30.46`	`cmslaght`	`Has anyone tested the SNOM 220 yet?`
`13:31.13`	`shaZwaz`	`gotta go now`
`13:31.22`	`shaZwaz`	`c ya later`
`13:31.49`	`jontow`	`the problem with the call manager stuff was that it ran on NT4, was fully unsupported (and deserted, for that matter) by cisco.. they are (were) using Cisco 30 VIP / 12SP+'s in all locations`
`13:31.51`	`toibs`	`shaAwaz - thx...`
`13:32.10`	`jontow`	`they had to reboot the machine daily because it probably hasn't been patched in 5years, they don't have anyone to maintain that old system and nobody who knows the internals at all..`
`13:32.43`	`jontow`	`i don't know much about the old system because my function in this was to design a new system, replicate the end-user behavior of the old system, eliminate most/all of the problems, and program/install hardware and phones`
`13:32.59`	`Procyan`	`jontow excellent! you keep the skinny code on the ciscos or go sip?`
`13:33.01`	`jontow`	`nobody here even has access to login on the console of the NT4 machine, if that says anything.. and its a university ;)`
`13:33.06`	`jontow`	`i went SIP.. i hate skinny`
`13:33.17`	`jontow`	`all 7960's are running SIP firmware, version 7.3`
`13:33.20`	`Procyan`	`good deal`
`13:33.21`	`toibs`	`good move :)`
`13:33.32`	`jontow`	`indeed`
`13:33.54`	`jontow`	`it was a pain in the ass, and i spent too much time upgrading them all, but i learned an awful lot about 'em in the process (which ineeded for the actual install)`
`13:34.31`	`jontow`	`one thing though.. anyone do any in-depth work with 7960s? had a user (manager, actually) ask me a question.. they are setup with multiple 'lines' (or rather, line appearances, every one of them is a unique extension with a master-number that forwards)`
`13:34.58`	`jontow`	`so some of management is used as a backup for the helpdesk phones, which obviously ring a lot.. it shows up on the manager's phones as X missed calls.. but doesn't differentiate between which line it came in on`
`13:34.58`	`Procyan`	`I've done work with 7960`
`13:35.09`	`jontow`	`any way to say "only watch for missed calls on the primary extension (line 1)" ?`
`13:35.23`	`Procyan`	`jontow nope`
`13:35.32`	`jontow`	`thats ass ;)`
`13:35.36`	`Procyan`	`yup`
`13:35.38`	`toibs`	`thats cisco...`
`13:35.39`	`toibs`	`;)`
`13:35.50`	`Procyan`	`it's nice cisco adopted sip in this way ;)`
`13:36.04`	`Procyan`	`jontow you put logos on the phones yet?`
`13:36.10`	`cmslaght`	`jontow: does the 7960 call appearance show when someone else is on there extension?`
`13:36.12`	`jontow`	`no, left them at the original.. don't hav logo to put there`
`13:36.17`	`Procyan`	`(everyone loves logos)`
`13:36.30`	`jontow`	`cmslaght; no, because it isn't an 'appearance' per se.. couldn't get that to work with multiple phones registering to the same extension`
`13:36.34`	`jontow`	`they just wouldn't play nice..`
`13:36.36`	`toibs`	`was the first thing i did internally here :D`
`13:36.41`	`jontow`	`so i ended up using a hell of a hack`
`13:37.11`	`toibs`	`impressed the boss if no-one else :)`
`13:37.21`	`Procyan`	`logo_url: "http://yourserver/yourlogo.bmp" ;`
`13:37.26`	`jontow`	`all internal extensions are 4 digits, and say "6767" is the extension that gets dialed.. 3 people listen to it, 6705, 6741, and 6780 .. their phones get 6767XX, where XX is the last2 digits of their primary extension`
`13:37.29`	`cmslaght`	`Does anyone know of how to do that and what hardware? I need my call center people to know when who is all on the phone with using there computer.`
`13:37.44`	`jontow`	`then '6767' is just a forward.. Dial(SIP/676705&SIP/676741&...\|15)`
`13:38.01`	`jontow`	`this way, caller id is preserved, and the lines are ONLY used for inbound calls`
`13:38.07`	`toibs`	`thats plain clever :)`
`13:38.09`	`jontow`	`if they make outbound it is on their primary extension`
`13:38.31`	`jontow`	`took me a lot of coffee, mountain dew and cigarettes to derive that mess ;)`
`13:38.49`	`toibs`	`i've got all that fun to come, once i get this damn system working :)`
`13:38.52`	`Procyan`	`cmslaght use something other then sip, it's a sip limitation or use something that has a gui to see whos on the phone`
`13:39.26`	`jontow`	`manager API? .. RTSL :) you may have to write something for that`
`13:39.36`	`jontow`	`like a "queue monitor" for extensions?`
`13:39.37`	`cmslaght`	`Procyan: I heard that the SNOM 220 can do it? Anyone else know?`
`13:39.53`	`Procyan`	`I need to read about the snom`
`13:40.01`	`jontow`	`i need to get one ;)`
`13:40.12`	`toibs`	`me too.. i stopped a while ago when i saw the price.. perhaps may need revisiting...`
`13:40.34`	`JonR800`	`Polycom can do it with the hint and buddies stuff..`
`13:40.44`	`jontow`	`well the company is handing me the credit card for such things`
`13:40.55`	`jontow`	`they already did so for a 7960 and a polycom IP600`
`13:41.09`	`jontow`	`so now i've got those as well as a pair of grandstream 100's and cisco 30 VIP's from this place on my desk`
`13:41.20`	`jontow`	`need a bigger desk :(`
`13:41.29`	`file[laptop]`	`or a black hole`
`13:41.42`	`jontow`	`invention from my MUD-building days: "personal black hole"`
`13:41.47`	`cmslaght`	`jontow: I was not impressed with the grandstream products.`
`13:41.59`	`jontow`	`ie. "open black hole", "put phone in black hole", "close black hole"`
`13:42.08`	`jontow`	`then when it rings it'll just go to voicemail :P`
`13:42.23`	`jontow`	`i like them for what they are.. they definitely feel cheap though; which is where we're getting a lot of complaints here`
`13:42.51`	`jontow`	`wish they had put a little more effort into a> a better name ;) and b> making it feel more like a quality phone should`
`13:43.07`	`file[laptop]`	`quality? grandstream? hehe`
`13:43.08`	`jontow`	`now, for the price.. i can't complain a LOT .. but apparently the users here can ;)`
`13:43.13`	`toibs`	`a) a better name <- rofl...`
`13:43.15`	`cmslaght`	`I get wierd NAT issues where it will dial and i can hear the caller but they can't hear me.`
`13:43.26`	`cmslaght`	`The Cisco ATA186 works great.`
`13:43.54`	`file[laptop]`	`devices handle NAT differently`
`13:44.02`	`file[laptop]`	`the Sipuras handle it with flyign colors`
`13:44.04`	`file[laptop]`	`er flying`
`13:44.06`	`jontow`	`weird.. my gs100 at the office is hooked up through a FreeBSD/IPFilter static NAT firewall to the * server here with no problems`
`13:44.26`	`jontow`	`in fact i've set up a prefix of '_88.' to dial between the systems for testing over IAX2 ;)`
`13:44.33`	`*** join/#asterisk cjk_ (~cjk@80.92.75.42)`
`13:44.45`	`cjk_`	`hi, whats the way to download the latest stable`
`13:44.48`	`toibs`	`jontow - thats a nice touch...`
`13:44.53`	`cmslaght`	`jontow: I have a linksys router at home and it doesn't want to work unless I put it in the DMZ.`
`13:45.00`	`jontow`	`anyone done anything with transfer-directly-to-voicemail ?`
`13:45.17`	`tzafrir`	`where can I find a sample configuration with hunt groups?`
`13:45.28`	`toibs`	`not directly - just normally after x rings`
`13:46.00`	`cmslaght`	`jontow: what are you trying to do with voicemail?`
`13:46.36`	`jontow`	`cmslaght; .. i don't use those routers for the lack of control they give in most cases (ie. this one) .. my situation is interesting though.. i have a FreeBSD 5.3-STABLE dual-p3/450 machine as a workstation/NAT firewall/proxy/etc on my desk at work, attached to a data T1 and an internal hub.. the phone sits on the hub, as well as my local * PBX .. the FreeBSD gateway has 3 external IPs.. so i dedicate one via a static (bi)map to the * server on the hub and a`
`13:47.05`	`toibs`	`oops...`
`13:47.08`	`*** join/#asterisk jontow (~jontow@ws.woflsys.net)`
`13:47.09`	`jontow`	`damn`
`13:47.10`	`jontow`	`that sucked`
`13:47.17`	`toibs`	`<chortle>`
`13:47.21`	`jontow`	`i don't remember the questions.. ;)`
`13:47.36`	`cmslaght`	`you were asking about trasfering to voicemail`
`13:47.38`	`jontow`	`did my last (long) line get sent? who put me in this box?`
`13:47.50`	`jontow`	`ok.. i typed something incredibly long and it freaked then.. hehe.. good bug to know about`
`13:47.58`	`file[laptop]`	`cold, SO COLD`
`13:48.02`	`jontow`	`anyway.. i guess i'll just have to setup more extension logic for that`
`13:48.30`	`jontow`	`exten => _77XXXX,1,Voicemail(u${EXTEN:2})`
`13:48.31`	`jontow`	`etc`
`13:48.39`	`file[laptop]`	`but in other news, my plan to get overnight delivery for my stuff from Futureshop was a success`
`13:49.04`	`jontow`	`unless u${EXTEN:2} isn't valid.. then.. arr ;)`
`13:49.09`	`toibs`	`jontow... any chance you could spare me about 10 secs and tell me where i've gone wrong here : http://pastebin.ca/3586 ??? Pls?? you seem to know your IAX... ;)`
`13:49.25`	`toibs`	`and i'm pulling my hair out.. :(`
`13:49.38`	`toibs`	`it suxx being a * newbie...`
`13:50.30`	`cmslaght`	`everyone has to start somewhere.`
`13:50.46`	`jontow`	`whats the issue?`
`13:50.51`	`toibs`	`indeed.. chuffed i managed to get this far..`
`13:50.54`	`jontow`	`i started somewhere.. about 2 months ago ;)`
`13:50.58`	`toibs`	`Outgoing calls - ok`
`13:51.02`	`jontow`	`learn quick and you'll go where you need to`
`13:51.07`	`toibs`	`internal calls - ok`
`13:51.14`	`toibs`	`i'm a good learner :D`
`13:51.34`	`toibs`	`incoming calls -> Number unobtainable. Using IAX coming in from voiptalk..`
`13:51.40`	`jontow`	`[remoteiax]`
`13:51.40`	`jontow`	`ignorepat => 88`
`13:51.40`	`jontow`	`exten => _88.,1,Dial(${IAXTRUNK}/${EXTEN:2})`
`13:51.57`	`jontow`	`thats my setup for the _88. logic.. and IAXTRUNK is defined as:`
`13:52.08`	`*** join/#asterisk \|stefan-\| (stefan@root.terminal.se)`
`13:52.11`	`\|stefan-\|`	`hey =)`
`13:52.18`	`jontow`	`IAXTRUNK=IAX2/user:secret@remote.ip.of.iax2server`
`13:52.19`	`\|stefan-\|`	`is it possible to listen to 2 ports with asterisk ?`
`13:53.00`	`Moc`	`morning`
`13:53.17`	`toibs`	`jontow - where does that live? iax.conf?`
`13:53.30`	`jontow`	`no, that is extensions.conf`
`13:53.48`	`file[laptop]`	`don't use a direct connection, put a peer entry in iax.conf and use`
`13:53.54`	`file[laptop]`	`IAX2/user@name`
`13:53.58`	`file[laptop]`	`much cleaner, more control`
`13:54.09`	`jontow`	`cool.`
`13:55.49`	`toibs`	`pahh..`
`13:57.23`	`toibs`	`cant work out why it doesnt wanna play :(`
`13:58.15`	`jontow`	`file: -- Executing Dial("SIP/6777-f7d2", "IAX2/asterix@snspbx/666") in new stack`
`13:58.15`	`jontow`	`<PROTECTED>`
`13:58.18`	`jontow`	`:))) you rule`
`13:58.24`	`jontow`	`toibs.. whats your CLI say?`
`13:58.47`	`aib0`	`hmm. loader.c:309 ast_load_resource: /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/chan_sip.so: undefined symbol: __builtin_expect`
`13:58.50`	`*** join/#asterisk sabre (~sabe@pcp454288pcs.gillst01.ar.comcast.net)`
`13:58.55`	`aib0`	`latest cvs`
`13:58.56`	`jontow`	`btw.. have a feeling your problem is the 44 part`
`13:59.08`	`jontow`	`and why [1-9] instead of X ?`
`13:59.20`	`jontow`	`oh.. don't want it to be 0`
`13:59.21`	`jontow`	`gotcha`
`14:00.01`	`jontow`	`toibs; does 08450043064 (the SIP/2001 line) work?`
`14:00.12`	`toibs`	`outgoing, yes. Incoming - no. Thats the problem`
`14:00.24`	`*** join/#asterisk goatmilk (~goatmilk@cae168-249-184.sc.rr.com)`
`14:00.32`	`jontow`	`where is voiptalk (as a context) being included?`
`14:00.37`	`toibs`	`extn 2001 is a sip phone`
`14:00.52`	`\|stefan-\|`	`so. i take it nobody knows if i can set 2 listen ports in sip.conf for asterisk =)`
`14:01.01`	`jontow`	`and is 2001 on the remote IAX2 PBX?`
`14:01.28`	`toibs`	`2001 is a sip extn on the local pbx... so therefore an external call comes in and is routed to extn 2001`
`14:01.38`	`jontow`	`ok`
`14:02.02`	`jontow`	`well, does the CLI seem to indicate that its being sent over the IAX2 channel instead?`
`14:02.11`	`jontow`	`.. if voiptalk is included before the 2001 line..`
`14:02.15`	`jontow`	`thats likely your problem`
`14:02.25`	`jontow`	`pattern matching needs to occur only AFTER specific matches are made`
`14:02.32`	`toibs`	`ok..`
`14:02.41`	`jontow`	`ie, in my case, this place owns NXX-67XX as a 4-digit block in one exchange`
`14:02.53`	`jontow`	`.. they don't use all 100 numbers, being only 35ish seats`
`14:03.06`	`jontow`	`so say, 6797 doesn't exist, but 6796 does (voicemailmain)`
`14:03.11`	`jontow`	`to declare that, it needs to be like this:`
`14:03.19`	`jontow`	`exten 6796,1,VoicemailMain`
`14:03.22`	`jontow`	`exten 6796,2,Hangup`
`14:03.28`	`jontow`	`exten _67XX,1,Congestion`
`14:03.57`	`jontow`	`if you put the pattern match before the specifics, it'll never get to the specifics.. always giving Congestion .. thats why _. lines are evil :)`
`14:04.11`	`toibs`	`ahhh`
`14:04.23`	`toibs`	`i have this for the extn..`
`14:04.24`	`toibs`	`[2001]`
`14:04.24`	`toibs`	`exten => 2001,1,Dial(SIP/2001,15,t)`
`14:04.24`	`toibs`	`exten => 2001,2,Voicemail(u2001)`
`14:04.24`	`toibs`	`;exten => 2001,102,Voicemail(b2001)`
`14:04.24`	`toibs`	`;exten => 2001,103,Hangup`
`14:04.43`	`toibs`	`which i thought was ok`
`14:04.45`	`toibs`	`:P)`
`14:04.52`	`jontow`	`[2001] as a context?`
`14:05.12`	`toibs`	`hmm..i think so`
`14:05.20`	`jontow`	`where are all the include => lines for this setup?`
`14:05.20`	`toibs`	`yes`
`14:05.25`	`toibs`	`they're there..`
`14:06.00`	`jontow`	`ok then be careful of the order, and trace visually while calling ;) have your extensions.conf open in 'more' or 'less' or whatever and follow`
`14:06.30`	`toibs`	`it doesnt look like it's hitting the * at alll.. whats the best way of checking that it's actually getting here... debug the trunk??`
`14:06.41`	`jontow`	`Dial(SIP/2001) .. is not going to dial the 2001 that you've placed in extensions.conf`
`14:06.51`	`jontow`	`its going to dial the raw SIP channel defined as 2001`
`14:06.52`	`toibs`	`ahh`
`14:07.04`	`jontow`	`you want something like: Goto(2001,2001,1)`
`14:07.13`	`jontow`	`ie. Goto(context,extension,priority)`
`14:07.21`	`toibs`	`ahh`
`14:07.23`	`jontow`	`or Dial(Local/2001) or something ;)`
`14:07.31`	`toibs`	`sec... (goes to change that...)`
`14:07.31`	`jontow`	`i've been using Goto()'s instead of replicating code lately`
`14:09.22`	`jontow`	`have a centrex forward into the first line, which goto()'s the next, then the next, then the next, which then rolls to voicemail if nobody picks up.. 4*15 second intervals :)`
`14:09.41`	`jontow`	`wish it wasn't af orward on the centrex side though.. that kinda sucks and makes it harder for me to setup an IVR in a month or so when they're ready forhat`
`14:09.44`	`jontow`	`for that, even`
`14:09.48`	`toibs`	`as mentioned, any way of checking to see if it actually hits the * box at all?`
`14:10.13`	`toibs`	`i.e. debug of the trunk`
`14:10.28`	`jontow`	`ls -l /var/log/asterisk/messages*`
`14:10.33`	`jontow`	`and tail -f the file thats there`
`14:10.47`	`jontow`	`make sure asterisk is started with at least a verbosity of, say, 5`
`14:11.33`	`toibs`	`it is set with verb of 5`
`14:11.37`	`toibs`	`hmm`
`14:11.53`	`toibs`	`and comes up with nothing current (i.e. since current restart)`
`14:11.59`	`jontow`	`ok, then tail -5 your log and try caling in again to see what happens`
`14:12.47`	`toibs`	`no different`
`14:12.54`	`toibs`	`my guess is that it isnt reaching here`
`14:13.13`	`jontow`	`whats the trunk? PRI?`
`14:13.18`	`toibs`	`it should at least hit here...`
`14:13.48`	`toibs`	`noo.. i wish (they;re expensive here in the uk). No direct trunk - using voiptalk.org to translate to me... using IAX`
`14:13.57`	`jontow`	`ohhhh ;)`
`14:14.02`	`jontow`	`you on a dynamic IP?`
`14:14.04`	`toibs`	`number -> voiptalk.org -> me`
`14:14.19`	`toibs`	`static, but probably as all intense purposes, yes`
`14:14.35`	`jontow`	`ok.. they require you to 'register =>' in iax.conf?`
`14:14.42`	`toibs`	`apparently not...`
`14:14.48`	`file[laptop]`	`you have to manually change in your account online`
`14:14.54`	`file[laptop]`	`so go and verify it's set for the correct IP`
`14:15.07`	`jontow`	`aha, ACLs in a way on their end?`
`14:15.14`	`toibs`	`ahh.. thts probably it..`
`14:15.23`	`file[laptop]`	`er hugs`
`14:15.31`	`jontow`	`:)`
`14:15.47`	`jontow`	`but .. admittedly, i think we're going to setup a service to local business/end-users like that`
`14:15.55`	`jontow`	`not so much a trunk, but a gateway`
`14:16.06`	`jontow`	`because the phone lines suck out here.. but most places have decent broadband now`
`14:16.32`	`toibs`	`they dont here... :(`
`14:16.36`	`toibs`	`but luckilly i do :)`
`14:16.43`	`jontow`	`go figure.. i have shitty phone lines and no broadband at home`
`14:16.54`	`BoRiS`	`So whats new an exciting file?`
`14:16.59`	`toibs`	`most of the uk is still purely analog`
`14:17.45`	`file[laptop]`	`BoRiS: Waiting for Purolator to come`
`14:17.58`	`jontow`	`brb, end user problems`
`14:18.05`	`BoRiS`	`What did you buy?`
`14:18.15`	`file[laptop]`	`DVI->VGA adapter and cellphone`
`14:19.02`	`BoRiS`	`Your just on a spending spree, aren't you?`
`14:19.09`	`BoRiS`	`:)`
`14:19.32`	`file[laptop]`	`yessss`
`14:20.48`	`toibs`	`jontow - i believe you hit the nail on the head... and have just found out that telappliant are currently "moving offices"... pahh`
`14:20.56`	`toibs`	`So. Thanks Jontow :)`
`14:21.02`	`toibs`	`mucho appreciated`
`14:22.47`	`file[laptop]`	`BoRiS: toastttttttt`
`14:25.09`	`file[laptop]`	`it's awfully quiet here...`
`14:26.56`	`vaewyn`	`hmm... or maybe some Type O-`
`14:27.58`	`BoRiS`	`file: Lets go out for breakfast :)`
`14:28.38`	`BoRiS`	`I'll be there in about .... ohhhh 3 hours? lol`