irclog2html for #asterisk on 20050629

`00:01.26`	`*** join/#asterisk DarkSpectre (Jesus2@adsl-69-155-22-158.dsl.tulsok.swbell.net)`
`00:01.29`	`DarkSpectre`	`hey`
`00:01.36`	`DarkSpectre`	`how many incoming calls can a Wildcard TE405P take?`
`00:02.16`	`DarthClue`	`DarkSpectre: E1 or T1 connections?`
`00:05.50`	`DarkSpectre`	`well it works with either, and their both digital, right?`
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`00:07.43`	`DarthClue`	`DarkSpectre, the number of calls that can be accepted depends on whether or not it is E1 or T1. A T1 can handle up to 23 voice with 1 data, so a 405 can handle up to 92 voice with 4 data.`
`00:08.35`	`DarkSpectre`	`ok.`
`00:08.46`	`*** join/#asterisk cgcorea (~cgcorea@63.245.14.194)`
`00:08.47`	`SwK`	`DarkSpectre: actally a T1 handles 96 calls a T1-PRI handles 92`
`00:09.03`	`SwK`	`and its a D channel :P`
`00:09.22`	`DarthClue`	`SwK: that's why I specified voice and data channels.`
`00:09.47`	`DarthClue`	`D=data`
`00:10.01`	`SwK`	`but its not a data channel its just a D channel`
`00:10.12`	`SwK`	`and T1s dont require that only PRIs`
`00:10.14`	`SwK`	`heh`
`00:10.14`	`DarthClue`	`SwK: then what is a D channel?`
`00:10.30`	`SwK`	`Controll and Signalling with the option of Packet Switched Data`
`00:10.58`	`DarthClue`	`Exactly. It passes data (that is what control and signalling is).`
`00:12.16`	`SwK`	`i've still never actually heard it called that`
`00:12.46`	`DarthClue`	`I usually refer to it as a D Channel but I've heard it referred to as the Data Channel several times over by telco people.`
`00:13.11`	`wunderkin`	`since you guys are talking geek voice t1 stuff.. maybe i can ask my question about that now.. filling out an order form, not sure what some of this stuff is.. etc`
`00:13.27`	`DarthClue`	`wunderkin: you don't need it, really, you don't.`
`00:13.41`	`wunderkin`	`yeah.. i do :)`
`00:13.51`	`bkw_`	`NFAS`
`00:14.12`	`SwK`	`BKW`
`00:14.19`	`bkw_`	`yes hoe?`
`00:14.29`	`DarthClue`	`wunderkin: just use asterlink for all your communication needs.`
`00:14.32`	`wunderkin`	`this is for a voice pri t1`
`00:14.39`	`bkw_`	`doesn't matter`
`00:14.40`	`bkw_`	`voice or data`
`00:14.43`	`bkw_`	`its a PRI`
`00:15.00`	`wunderkin`	`yeah well im just trying to explain what im doing so you can answer my questions better ;)`
`00:15.52`	`wunderkin`	`i want to be able to receive dnis, ani.. also set outgoing caller id... first question is.. framing/coding.. esf/b8zs is ok?`
`00:16.08`	`DarthClue`	`5ess esf/b8zs`
`00:16.51`	`wunderkin`	`what should i choose for signaling? e&m wink? i know sangoma just added support for that apparantly.. i will probably start with a 1 port digium card though`
`00:16.54`	`*** part/#asterisk rnovotny22 (~bob@198.57.19.112)`
`00:18.04`	`pifiu`	`anyone know how to get into the editable cisco network configs?`
`00:18.07`	`cgcorea`	`does anybody know how stable is the R2 support in asterisk?`
`00:18.34`	`*** join/#asterisk newl (~newlook@203-59-112-225.dyn.iinet.net.au)`
`00:18.38`	`wunderkin`	`choices they have are e&m wink, e&m immediate, ground start seizure, ground start immediate, loop start seizure, loop start immediate`
`00:20.02`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Anyone know what the new command for SetCallerID is? Set(CALLERID()="Name" <number>) ?`
`00:20.02`	`SpaceBass`	`pifiu: for cisco phones?`
`00:20.22`	`SpaceBass`	`SetCallerID() no longer works?`
`00:20.47`	`\|Vulture\|`	`no it does`
`00:21.01`	`\|Vulture\|`	`it won't be removed for a long time`
`00:23.12`	`robl^`	`it will be arpund at least another 72 hours`
`00:23.35`	`\|Vulture\|`	`lol`
`00:24.00`	`\|Vulture\|`	`hmm as of May 26 it doesn't look like a Set() for CallerID has been entered into the source`
`00:24.31`	`robl^`	`\|Vulture\|, that's in HEAD`
`00:24.53`	`\|Vulture\|`	`robl^: yea May 26th HEAD`
`00:25.09`	`robl^`	`ahh. I know its there now.`
`00:25.27`	`\|Vulture\|`	`I see Set(CALLERID(name) and Set(CALLERID(number) exists`
`00:25.32`	`\|Vulture\|`	`but what is it for the combo?`
`00:26.11`	`robl^`	`in HEAD they are sperate.`
`00:26.21`	`\|Vulture\|`	`oh okay`
`00:26.28`	`\|Vulture\|`	`so no more combo`
`00:26.58`	`robl^`	`the caller ID structure is stored differently in HEAD.`
`00:27.51`	`\|Vulture\|`	`kk all set thanx`
`00:27.53`	`robl^`	`\|Vulture\|, well.. is there any reason you'd need both as a single entity beyond maybe printing a log message?`
`00:27.58`	`\|Vulture\|`	`nope`
`00:28.05`	`\|Vulture\|`	`just needed to know thats how it was done now`
`00:29.26`	`robl^`	`yup.. that's how it works now. 3rd party channels (like chan_sccp) and manager apps (Flash Operator Panel) needed special code to adpate to the new way caller ID works`
`00:29.40`	`*** join/#asterisk mxmasster (~maxc@pool-71-106-161-147.lsanca.dsl-w.verizon.net)`
`00:29.42`	`mxmasster`	`hi all`
`00:29.58`	`mxmasster`	`when i press the "*" key asterisk hangs up the call... how do i disable this functionality?`
`00:30.35`	`wunderkin`	`show application dial`
`00:31.45`	`\|Vulture\|`	`robl^: it makes more sense.... less handling of a double variable`
`00:32.55`	`mxmasster`	`wunderkin: 'H' -- allow caller to hang up by hitting *.`
`00:33.00`	`mxmasster`	`but it doesn't show the opposite`
`00:33.02`	`robl^`	`\|Vulture\|, yup! will take some people a bit of effort changing their dialplan but its not bad`
`00:34.15`	`\|Vulture\|`	`robl^: thats what I am doing now updating all the old cmds so I am not rushing to do it later`
`00:34.31`	`mxmasster`	`wunderkin: ?`
`00:34.50`	`robl^`	`\|Vulture\|, have you check out AEL yet?`
`00:35.31`	`*** join/#asterisk KKHuanga (~KKHuanga_@201.129.36.128)`
`00:36.46`	`\|Vulture\|`	`AEL?`
`00:36.49`	`*** join/#asterisk file (~jcolp@mctnnbsah25-142166092112.nb.aliant.net)`
`00:37.03`	`JerJer`	`Asterisk Extension Lanuage`
`00:37.25`	`\|Vulture\|`	`no I have not`
`00:37.28`	`mxmasster`	`okay, back to my original question... my dial command is exten => _NXXNXXXXXXX,1,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN}@provider), when i am on a call and press the "*" key asterisk hangs up the call, how do i disable this functionality?`
`00:37.29`	`robl^`	`\|Vulture\|, Asterisk Extension Language. it's sorta a C-like structured way of writing yer extensions.`
`00:37.31`	`KKHuanga`	`HI,.. its anybody here? I have an asterisk 1.08 running on production, I have 10 agents, but one lost connection with the server, an he session its up How I can disconnect that session from asterisk?`
`00:37.33`	`file`	`god my ISP is getting dumber every day`
`00:37.46`	`file`	`"Oh let's just cut off all routing outside of our network... that's a good thing!"`
`00:37.48`	`\|Vulture\|`	`hmm interesting`
`00:38.01`	`\|Vulture\|`	`file: wow.....`
`00:38.10`	`\|Vulture\|`	`reminds me of old dialup days`
`00:38.51`	`robl^`	`\|Vulture\|, http://pastebin.ca/16223 <-- example of AEL`
`00:39.23`	`\|Vulture\|`	`oh I like the for statments`
`00:40.02`	`robl^`	`\|Vulture\|, its part of HEAD :)`
`00:40.26`	`file`	`please note that internally, it is still stored the same`
`00:41.18`	`robl^`	`file, right.. I don't care how its stored internally. I just want something that makes it easier for me to code and maintain :)`
`00:41.36`	`file`	`it's just a tidbit of fyi info`
`00:41.50`	`Luke-Jr`	`Can someone please test iax2:guest@dashjr.org ?`
`00:42.08`	`robl^`	`file, yeah. I browsed the source. its mapping it over top of the extensions.conf structures`
`00:42.14`	`KKHuanga`	`I can test Luke`
`00:42.18`	`Luke-Jr`	`thanks`
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`00:43.43`	`ETH_`	`hi, is there way to have * to make two outbound calls and then bridge them together?`
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`00:44.19`	`*** join/#asterisk [flop] (~flop@163.5.100.102)`
`00:44.21`	`[flop]`	`yop`
`00:44.49`	`ETH_`	`flop, what is the command to bridge two channel?`
`00:44.55`	`Luke-Jr`	`there is?`
`00:45.24`	`[flop]`	`I have no idea`
`00:45.28`	`KKHuanga`	`yes,. but shows me a timeout`
`00:45.44`	`Luke-Jr`	`KKHuanga: nothing on my end at all O.o`
`00:46.03`	`Luke-Jr`	`* should say if there was an err, right?`
`00:46.16`	`*** part/#asterisk mithro (~tim@202.191.111.52)`
`00:46.16`	`KKHuanga`	`yeah`
`00:46.24`	`Luke-Jr`	`What port is IAX2? I'll check w/ Ethereal`
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`00:47.38`	`carbon60`	`Evening all.`
`00:48.10`	`carbon60`	`I'm setting up a call screening application and an trying to figure out why the call immediately drops in my dial macro when the callee hangs up.`
`00:48.19`	`carbon60`	`I would like it to continue on in the macro instead.`
`00:48.30`	`Luke-Jr`	`KKHuanga: 4569... can you try again plz?`
`00:48.57`	`KKHuanga`	`ok,..`
`00:49.48`	`carbon60`	`Anyone familiar with "call screening" dial macros?`
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`00:50.07`	`Luke-Jr`	`KKHuanga: know what IP to look for?`
`00:50.58`	`KKHuanga`	`i have a problem,... let me resolve,...`
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`00:57.11`	`KKHuanga`	`remove from queue Works, but still the agent login connected, and he try to connect from other station, asterisk said "You already connected" :D`
`00:57.22`	`KKHuanga`	`there is a way to kick off that agent login from the asterisk`
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`00:59.40`	`Guaguasi`	`Anyone here have any experience with the areski-cc system?`
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`01:00.38`	`AlexCeli`	`hi`
`01:02.27`	`SwK`	`i really hate linux`
`01:02.36`	`Stalky`	`hi. i'm trying to get a handle on how asterisk interfaces with the pstn using a 'net telephony service provider. say i want to get a range of tel #s, to support direct inward dialing and such. how does one pick an itsp?`
`01:02.38`	`InfraRed`	`i bet it hates you too`
`01:02.39`	`Luke-Jr`	`SwK: your fault =p`
`01:02.48`	`SwK`	`is there a goot tool on linux that does the same thing as systat on fbsd?`
`01:03.04`	`KKHuanga`	`SwK: core dumped`
`01:03.09`	`Luke-Jr`	`SwK: um... how is that Linux-related?`
`01:03.26`	`SwK`	`Luke-Jr: because it should be packaged with the OS`
`01:03.36`	`Luke-Jr`	`SwK: sounds like your complaint is more with the GNU system or a pariticular OS`
`01:03.43`	`Luke-Jr`	`SwK: certainly not with a mere kernel`
`01:04.00`	`SwK`	`read the kernel source then come talk to me about all the monkeys`
`01:04.09`	`SwK`	`next caller`
`01:04.30`	`Luke-Jr`	`never said Linux was perfect, but you can hardly blame an OS packaging issue on it =p`
`01:04.56`	`Luke-Jr`	`I could repackage FBSD w/o some random tools too`
`01:05.39`	`SpaceBass`	`anyone know the syntax with text2wave ?`
`01:06.00`	`SwK`	`Luke-Jr: linux is still sevearl years behind the bsd's`
`01:06.26`	`InfraRed`	`SwK: not true`
`01:07.27`	`SwK`	`you keep believing that too`
`01:07.37`	`Luke-Jr`	`SwK: there's really only 2 issues with Linux, and I doubt BSD is flawless...`
`01:07.39`	`KKHuanga`	`SwK: So dont use Linux,. use BSD`
`01:07.40`	`InfraRed`	`SwK: I'm a freebsd user and I can tell you Linux has alot of momentum, the problem with linux it lacks direction and quality of coding. it seems any kid can send his "tommy my first school project driver for XYZ" and it'll be incluided in the kernel`
`01:08.02`	`InfraRed`	`freebsd on the other hand doesn't do much`
`01:08.11`	`Luke-Jr`	`InfraRed: I've heard otherwise-- some code needs to be rewritten to be accepted in Linux`
`01:08.15`	`InfraRed`	`it has defined borders, but what it does, it does well`
`01:08.30`	`InfraRed`	`while linux tries to do everything`
`01:08.41`	`Luke-Jr`	`in particular, all the code Sharp wrote for drivers for their handhelds need rewriting for acceptance`
`01:09.18`	`SwK`	`freebsd is not a desktop OS`
`01:09.19`	`Luke-Jr`	`I'm lucky to have one of the models that is nearly supported now`
`01:09.36`	`Luke-Jr`	`SwK: Linux is not an OS at all`
`01:09.40`	`Luke-Jr`	`SwK: Linux is a mere kernel`
`01:09.42`	`InfraRed`	`SwK: OS bashing doesn't do anyone any good`
`01:10.09`	`InfraRed`	`SwK: every OS has it's place, I use freebsd whenever I can, Linux if I can't use fbsd, windows for desktops`
`01:10.13`	`Luke-Jr`	`"BSD is dead" =p j/k`
`01:10.16`	`InfraRed`	`it's simple`
`01:10.25`	`InfraRed`	`every OS has strong and weak points`
`01:10.26`	`Luke-Jr`	`InfraRed: Windoze has no place`
`01:10.27`	`SwK`	`yeah well it doesnt do much without the rest of the stuff so yes it is an O/S more in general take the stallman/linus crap and kill it... and If you dont like my opinion you are welcome to /ignore me`
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`01:10.42`	`InfraRed`	`Luke-Jr: you're showing your ignorance`
`01:10.44`	`SwK`	`windows has a great place in corp america`
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`01:11.06`	`Luke-Jr`	`The only advantage Windoze has these days is that many people are experience with it`
`01:11.14`	`SwK`	`find me another platform that can truely compete w/ MS-Office`
`01:11.19`	`unixmonster`	`<PROTECTED>`
`01:11.22`	`InfraRed`	`it's windows not Windoze`
`01:11.38`	`Luke-Jr`	`SwK: find me a significant number of people who actually need Office`
`01:11.48`	`InfraRed`	`SwK: bingo. MS's biggest strength is office`
`01:11.58`	`Luke-Jr`	`Most stuff people needs can be found without Office`
`01:12.06`	`SwK`	`InfraRed: which only runs worth a crap on windows`
`01:12.22`	`SwK`	`Luke-Jr: actually you never worked in a real world office have you?`
`01:12.30`	`InfraRed`	`SwK: can you please rephrase that in english ?`
`01:12.31`	`Luke-Jr`	`SwK: actually, MS Office runs under WINE decent last I checked`
`01:12.44`	`pjz`	`I know several real offices that run on OpenOffice`
`01:12.50`	`SwK`	`and wine still requires a windows license`
`01:12.55`	`Luke-Jr`	`SwK: no it doesn't`
`01:12.57`	`InfraRed`	`pjz: me too`
`01:13.04`	`Luke-Jr`	`WINE hasn't needed a Windows license for years, at least`
`01:13.22`	`SwK`	`I know several that do aswell, but OOo still doesnt have proper VBA/Macro support which is quite heavily used`
`01:13.35`	`SwK`	`show you how much attention I pay to desktop linux then heh`
`01:13.37`	`Luke-Jr`	`SwK: that can change if it was needed`
`01:13.47`	`malfi`	`I'm not sure, but I found something, that seems to be a security hole: innocent hose has this in its iax.conf: [iaxuser]type=friend auth=rsa inkey=asdf --- the attacker knows the host and the username and has this in his iax.conf: [iaxhost] type=friend host=iaxhost.com username=iaxuser --- if the attacker does something like: Dial(IAX2/iaxhost/62583) the innocent host accepts this call even though authentication is set to rsa : Accepting`
`01:13.47`	`malfi`	`unauthenticated call from xxx. Either I'm overlooking something or this is a serious problem...`
`01:13.53`	`Luke-Jr`	`SwK: Gambas's only lack of VB syntax is by choice`
`01:13.57`	`robl^`	`WINE "can" use some widnows DLLs (which reuires a license), but doesn't need it`
`01:14.24`	`Luke-Jr`	`SwK: also, WINE should work on BSD...`
`01:14.28`	`SwK`	`thats changed since I last used wine (which admitadly was quite some time ago)`
`01:14.47`	`robl^`	`OS/2 forever!!!`
`01:14.48`	`SwK`	`well I have all the apps i need on my PBook so :P`
`01:14.49`	`SwK`	`who cares`
`01:15.02`	`SwK`	`robl^: I'm still pissed IBM killed off OS/2`
`01:15.08`	`InfraRed`	`intel powered apple :)`
`01:15.17`	`InfraRed`	`it should be intersting to see`
`01:15.18`	`Luke-Jr`	`I have KOffice installed, and I never really need it-- everything I need to do can be done with other apps`
`01:15.38`	`Luke-Jr`	`InfraRed: Apple was only useful as a source for PPCs`
`01:15.49`	`SwK`	`yeah but doing quotes and calculations in vi is kinda a pain in the ass`
`01:15.57`	`shido6`	`LOL`
`01:16.02`	`Luke-Jr`	`SwK: I rarely use vi`
`01:16.06`	`InfraRed`	`calculations in vi?`
`01:16.11`	`InfraRed`	`use bc`
`01:16.12`	`InfraRed`	`:)`
`01:16.16`	`SwK`	`!bc`
`01:16.18`	`SwK`	`;)`
`01:16.34`	`InfraRed`	`ok`
`01:16.38`	`InfraRed`	`next order of the day`
`01:16.42`	`InfraRed`	`editor wars`
`01:16.47`	`InfraRed`	`emacs!`
`01:16.48`	`SwK`	`vi > *`
`01:16.50`	`Luke-Jr`	`KWrite is nice`
`01:16.54`	`robl^`	`hehe. My gripes with Microsoft are its business practicies/licensing/costs.. and that they are not that responsible about fixing security flaws.. but I agree its a valid OS as is Linux or Mac OS X. Monopoly == bad. choice is good.`
`01:16.55`	`SwK`	`(note i said vi not vim) ;)`
`01:16.55`	`unixmonster`	`vim`
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`01:17.01`	`Luke-Jr`	`vi would be nice if I remembered to type it instead of nano =p`
`01:17.18`	`InfraRed`	`joe`
`01:17.19`	`InfraRed`	`!`
`01:17.26`	`SwK`	`rm nano ln -s .....`
`01:17.34`	`Luke-Jr`	`SwK: alias would work better`
`01:17.39`	`SwK`	`what about elvis`
`01:17.50`	`SwK`	`alias would be too simple`
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`01:17.59`	`InfraRed`	`i want to troll`
`01:18.13`	`SwK`	`unless it calls a nested sed/awk/sed/sed/awk command line`
`01:18.13`	`pjz`	`nah, just !!echo $(( 1+2+3*4 ))`
`01:18.18`	`InfraRed`	`<PROTECTED>`
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`01:18.20`	`InfraRed`	`<PROTECTED>`
`01:18.27`	`SwK`	`hah`
`01:18.45`	`SwK`	`DarthClue has a troll fetish`
`01:19.38`	`SwK`	`</troll mode><lurk and laugh mode>`
`01:20.33`	`InfraRed`	`what a mighty wallet you have`
`01:21.22`	`SwK`	`ok so seriously... Luke-Jr... what tool (other then vmstat) do you use to see in real time in an easily readable manner what its hammering the I/O`
`01:21.30`	`KKHuanga`	`HI,.. its anybody here? I have an asterisk 1.08 running on production, I have 10 agents, but one lost connection with the server, an his session its up How I can disconnect that session from asterisk?`
`01:21.46`	`Luke-Jr`	`SwK: Such an app exists?!?! O.O`
`01:21.49`	`KKHuanga`	`<PROTECTED>`
`01:21.56`	`SwK`	`Luke-Jr: its called systat on bsd`
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`01:22.27`	`Luke-Jr`	`SwK: nice... wish I knew of a GNU alternative`
`01:22.41`	`InfraRed`	`KKHuanga: tried from the console ?`
`01:22.48`	`SwK`	`doesnt nessecarily show what app is doing the hammering but it shows what interupt / device is getting hammered`
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`01:22.53`	`Luke-Jr`	`SwK: IO is a major slowdown on my system ;)`
`01:22.59`	`Luke-Jr`	`oh`
`01:22.59`	`KKHuanga`	`InfreRed,. yes,..`
`01:23.13`	`SwK`	`I'm getting tired of shit like this load average: 1.03, 0.96, 0.91`
`01:23.16`	`Luke-Jr`	`I was hoping a 'top' with IO per app`
`01:23.43`	`SwK`	`and the CPUs are largely idle`
`01:24.11`	`KKHuanga`	`InfraRed, with remove from queue agent/10001 its ok,.. but his agent login still connected`
`01:24.13`	`SwK`	`i gotta idea its possibly my damned fiber HBA but I'm not sure`
`01:24.49`	`InfraRed`	`KKHuanga: no idea, sorry`
`01:24.56`	`KKHuanga`	`Thanks!`
`01:25.09`	`malfi`	`Can anybody please enlighten me, why asterisk is still " Accepting unauthenticated call from x.x.x.x" despite explicitly declaring auth=rsa ?`
`01:26.00`	`InfraRed`	`malfi: maybe you need to find the conf synatx for 'dont allow unsecure clients'`
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`01:26.46`	`InfraRed`	`deny polain text or something`
`01:28.18`	`Luke-Jr`	`Can someone please test iax2:guest@dashjr.org ?`
`01:28.37`	`Luke-Jr`	`or iax2:guest@aa.dashjr.org`
`01:29.39`	`malfi`	`InfraRed: I just browsed the iax.conf again. I'm quite sure that there isn't anything left to disallow. Do you guess that there is such an option or do you know it? :-)`
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`01:30.36`	`SwK`	`wtf ever happened to brc_?`
`01:31.05`	`malfi`	`InfraRed: I would expect that auth=md5,plaintext,rsa allows these three methods, and auth=rsa only allows rsa authetication but auth=rsa still accepts unautheticated calls...`
`01:31.15`	`JerJer`	`what about the other end?`
`01:31.25`	`JerJer`	`auth=rsa specifically declared?`
`01:31.30`	`malfi`	`yes`
`01:31.39`	`JerJer`	`then the call is making it in some other way`
`01:31.53`	`malfi`	`HOST: [iaxuser]type=friend auth=rsa inkey=asdf ATTACKER [iaxhost] type=friend host=iaxhost.com username=iaxuser`
`01:31.57`	`Katty`	`hi.`
`01:32.27`	`Katty`	`oh.`
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`01:33.37`	`JerJer`	`i don't see anything on iaxhost`
`01:33.42`	`JerJer`	`auth=rsa`
`01:33.48`	`JerJer`	`and key defs`
`01:33.52`	`JerJer`	`what bout outkey ?`
`01:34.25`	`pifiu`	`anyone know how to flash sip firmware to cisco phones?`
`01:34.33`	`JerJer`	`TFTP`
`01:35.04`	`pifiu`	`yes but more info?`
`01:35.18`	`malfi`	`JerJer: That problem is, that the Attacker shouldn't be able to place calls as he doesn't have the outkey, but it works`
`01:35.21`	`pifiu`	`jer jer, I have the files but stuck in a couple of parts`
`01:35.30`	`JerJer`	`no iaxhost has no authentication set`
`01:35.35`	`JerJer`	`hence anything will come in`
`01:35.42`	`pifiu`	`for example, i cant even set the network settings on the phone for the right tftp server`
`01:36.44`	`malfi`	`JerJer: auth=rsa is set on the host, the client (attacker) hasn't set auth`
`01:37.01`	`JerJer`	`[iaxhost] has no authentication set`
`01:37.12`	`JerJer`	`hence anything will be allowed to call in 'unauthenticated'`
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`01:41.50`	`pifiu`	`jer jer are you therE?`
`01:42.12`	`Qwell`	`pifiu: that is all very googlable...`
`01:42.24`	`Qwell`	`been covered hundreds of times over`
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`01:43.03`	`JerJer`	`nope`
`01:43.20`	`pifiu`	`well i have a question i got the SIPdefault`
`01:43.22`	`pifiu`	`but i cant seem to edit it`
`01:43.32`	`pifiu`	`seems to be used by a speeddial app`
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`01:45.46`	`SarahEmm`	`hihi`
`01:48.35`	`DarthClue`	`lolo`
`01:49.40`	`SarahEmm`	`=^.^=`
`01:49.51`	`bewest`	`in agi, if asterisk returns 510 invalid/unknown command, is there a way to find out what the bad command was?`
`01:50.13`	`SarahEmm`	`err.. the one you just ran?`
`01:50.34`	`bewest`	`I fork off a process in the background, and I have a sneaky suspicion that somehow the exit code is messing up asteirsk`
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`01:51.49`	`bewest`	`I notice that after I recieve a 510, the subsequent commands get messed up`
`01:51.55`	`bewest`	`the reads and writes start to not match up anymore`
`01:52.12`	`SarahEmm`	`oh.. hrm =-/`
`01:52.20`	`bewest`	`and it is confusing me to bits`
`01:52.26`	`file[laptop]`	`Sarah Sarah Sarah`
`01:52.30`	`Katty`	`filefilefile`
`01:52.42`	`Katty`	`it was hottttt`
`01:52.46`	`SarahEmm`	`file file file?`
`01:52.47`	`file[laptop]`	`Katty Katty Katty`
`01:52.54`	`Katty`	`she's not here`
`01:52.55`	`SarahEmm`	`ostrich ostrich ostrich`
`01:52.57`	`Katty`	`please leave a message`
`01:52.58`	`Katty`	`BEEP`
`01:53.02`	`DarthClue`	`Quack Quack Quack!`
`01:53.14`	`Guaguasi`	`Anyone here have any experience with the areski-cc system?`
`01:53.22`	`Katty`	`DarthClue: you can't have your money back`
`01:53.27`	`Katty`	`DarthClue: that call was non refundable`
`01:53.37`	`bewest`	`I suppose maybe I could try to catch a 510 and do another read after it`
`01:53.48`	`bewest`	`but it seems silly`
`01:53.51`	`bewest`	`and ugly`
`01:53.55`	`Katty`	`OH NOES`
`01:54.04`	`Katty`	`what about sprawling? :<`
`01:54.24`	`Katty`	`k`
`01:54.45`	`Katty`	`bkw won't get lonely all by himself in the front will he?`
`01:55.03`	`DarthClue`	`i'll get some pictures of file to keep bkw entertained.`
`01:55.07`	`Katty`	`k`
`01:55.11`	`SarahEmm`	`lol`
`01:55.24`	`Katty`	`file[laptop]: which airport are you at?`
`01:55.31`	`Katty`	`file[laptop]: chicago? or st. louis?`
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`01:56.17`	`SarahEmm`	`lol`
`01:56.19`	`SarahEmm`	`oops`
`01:58.01`	`wunderkin`	`oh n/m read that wrong`
`01:58.02`	`wunderkin`	`haha`
`01:58.14`	`Katty`	`SarahEmm: try pampling.`
`01:58.41`	`pifiu`	`can someone send me the sipdefault.cnf file for a cisco setup?`
`01:58.52`	`file[laptop]`	`drumkilla is in, like, Las Vegas celebrating his birthday!!!`
`01:59.18`	`Katty`	`why do i never get invited to the fun birthday parties? :<`
`01:59.34`	`SpaceBass`	`can you specify a path with playback() ?`
`01:59.39`	`SarahEmm`	`Katty: pampling?`
`01:59.42`	`SpaceBass`	`or if not, where does the file go?`
`01:59.51`	`Katty`	`SarahEmm: cats pample warm and furry things when happy.`
`02:00.08`	`SpaceBass`	`nevermind`
`02:00.08`	`SarahEmm`	`ooh, that's what its called.`
`02:00.16`	`SarahEmm`	`Katty: kitriches do that, but didn't know what it was called`
`02:00.27`	`Katty`	`kattys also do that`
`02:00.32`	`[flop]`	`Someone has an Idea of why when I place a call, I only hear the very beginning of each word ?`
`02:01.15`	`[flop]`	`asterisk cuts the rest, which means if i say "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA" I would only hear the beginnig of the sound`
`02:01.19`	`[flop]`	`any idea ?`
`02:01.26`	`h3x0r`	`flop, voip to somebody?`
`02:01.53`	`[flop]`	`h3x0r: no, I use a Ericson PBX connected to my Asterisk via an E1`
`02:02.10`	`h3x0r`	`hurm`
`02:02.27`	`[flop]`	`If I call the phone from outside, it works well, but if i call from inside the outside, it doesnt work`
`02:03.00`	`h3x0r`	`so this is coming in an e1 and out another e1?`
`02:03.36`	`[flop]`	`same e1`
`02:03.52`	`h3x0r`	`oh your calls are going asterisk -> ericsson -> pstn?`
`02:03.58`	`[flop]`	`no`
`02:04.01`	`h3x0r`	`or just asterisk -> ericsson?`
`02:04.23`	`[flop]`	`telco -E1- Asterisk -E1- Ericsson`
`02:04.36`	`h3x0r`	`yeah thats the first scenario i was talking about heh`
`02:04.48`	`[flop]`	`yeah that's how it is`
`02:05.02`	`h3x0r`	`try this out for the heck of it`
`02:05.22`	`h3x0r`	`zapata.conf set echocancelwhenbridged=no`
`02:05.32`	`h3x0r`	`and then "reload chan_zap.so" in the cli`
`02:05.34`	`SpaceBass`	`how can I allow input in an IVR while festival is reading something?`
`02:05.40`	`[flop]`	`so basically, If I call from the ericcson to the outside, the one outside won't really hear, or just snippet, but If I call from the outside to the inside, then everything works well`
`02:05.43`	`Sedorox`	`don't background it?`
`02:05.47`	`Sedorox`	`err...`
`02:05.52`	`Sedorox`	`don't playback it`
`02:06.02`	`SpaceBass`	`its not being backgrounded`
`02:06.33`	`Sedorox`	`I don't know how festival works.. but I know if you use playback.. you can't.. but if you use background, you can...`
`02:06.49`	`shido6`	`oh`
`02:06.54`	`shido6`	`the cut off E1 channel abnk giyu`
`02:06.59`	`shido6`	`NOW i remember you flop`
`02:07.46`	`h3x0r`	`e1 channelbank?`
`02:08.00`	`Sedorox`	`I'm not sure.. sorry`
`02:08.21`	`[flop]`	`yes I have a channel bank that is part of my ericcson I guess`
`02:08.24`	`Katty`	`hi Sedorox!`
`02:08.31`	`h3x0r`	`huh`
`02:08.45`	`h3x0r`	`you are going analog from a channelbank to the ericcson?`
`02:09.20`	`Sedorox`	`hey Katty`
`02:09.39`	`Sedorox`	`how be you?`
`02:09.48`	`Katty`	`exhaustermicated.`
`02:09.54`	`[flop]`	`why does it say that:`
`02:09.56`	`Sedorox`	`:/`
`02:09.58`	`[flop]`	`Jun 29 02:32:42 WARNING[3108]: chan_zap.c:10449 setup_zap: Ignoring switchtype`
`02:09.58`	`[flop]`	`Jun 29 02:32:42 WARNING[3108]: chan_zap.c:10449 setup_zap: Ignoring signalling`
`02:09.58`	`[flop]`	`Jun 29 02:32:42 WARNING[3108]: chan_zap.c:10449 setup_zap: Ignoring overlapdial`
`02:09.58`	`[flop]`	`Jun 29 02:32:42 WARNING[3108]: chan_zap.c:10449 setup_zap: Ignoring pridialplan`
`02:09.58`	`[flop]`	`Jun 29 02:32:42 WARNING[3108]: chan_zap.c:10449 setup_zap: Ignoring prilocaldialplan`
`02:10.28`	`Sedorox`	`Hmm.. brb.. gonna install a gig card in my family computer so I can move data faster`
`02:12.28`	`JerJer`	`cuz its a reload`
`02:12.39`	`JerJer`	`those features require a full restart of asterisk`
`02:12.59`	`pwacemit`	`eh`
`02:13.04`	`pwacemit`	`does FWD support g729 or something`
`02:13.09`	`pwacemit`	`im getting calls from landline to my fwd#`
`02:13.14`	`pwacemit`	`and the codec used is g729`
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`02:18.27`	`Luke-Jr`	`Can someone please test iax2:guest@aa.dashjr.org ?`
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`02:24.29`	`[flop]`	`what is an rxgain of 1.-1 ?`
`02:24.32`	`pwacemit`	`Luke-Jr: jsut did`
`02:24.39`	`[flop]`	`what does the value after the dot means ?`
`02:24.53`	`Sedorox`	`Hmmmm`
`02:25.02`	`JerJer`	`[flop]: where in hell did you see that?`
`02:25.10`	`pwacemit`	`Luke-Jr: chan_iax2.c:6826 socket_read: Call rejected by 207.192.221.172: No authority found`
`02:25.11`	`[flop]`	`in some shitty doc`
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`02:25.31`	`DarthClue`	`Luke-Jr: Call rejected by 207.192.221.172: No such context/extension`
`02:25.42`	`pwacemit`	`yeah`
`02:25.56`	`[flop]`	`jerjer: is there anything to act like an equilizer is asterisk ??`
`02:26.17`	`[flop]`	`JerJer: I mean is there any way to amplify the high frequency sounds for example ?`
`02:27.14`	`SarahEmm`	`[flop]: hook an amplifier with an EQ up to the phone ;)`
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`02:28.54`	`bewest`	`oooo I just discovered agi debug on`
`02:29.09`	`bewest`	`and found the dastardly input`
`02:29.23`	`pifiu`	`ok guys got the upgrades of the cisco phone but seem to be stuck at version 6`
`02:29.30`	`pifiu`	`doesnt want to go into 6.3 and up`
`02:30.34`	`SarahEmm`	`there's an agi debug?`
`02:30.56`	`bewest`	`SarahEmm, yuppers`
`02:31.02`	`bewest`	`SarahEmm, it's pretty too`
`02:31.14`	`SarahEmm`	`coool!`
`02:31.16`	`bewest`	`I took a wild guess and there it was`
`02:31.34`	`SarahEmm`	`niftycool`
`02:32.24`	`[flop]`	`JerJer: you don't see any reason of why it would cut the high frequency sounds ?`
`02:32.38`	`[flop]`	`is there any parameter for a sound filter ?`
`02:33.35`	`bewest`	`umm... there's no way to encode newlines via agi?`
`02:33.53`	`SarahEmm`	`bewest: heh. what command?`
`02:33.57`	`bewest`	`like VERBOSE "some stuff \n 1"`
`02:34.06`	`SarahEmm`	`nope!`
`02:34.10`	`SarahEmm`	`heh`
`02:34.12`	`bewest`	`err, invert the " and 1`
`02:34.13`	`bewest`	`yeah...`
`02:34.16`	`SarahEmm`	`i'm running into that as an issue with the TDD code`
`02:34.19`	`SarahEmm`	`i'll fix it soon.`
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`02:34.34`	`SarahEmm`	`i have a bigger issue with TDD code in that it doesn't null-terminate strings (!) right now`
`02:34.37`	`SarahEmm`	`so i'm fixing that first`
`02:35.24`	`Sedorox`	`soo... Katty what you been upto?`
`02:35.31`	`Katty`	`oh`
`02:35.34`	`Katty`	`5ft 2in`
`02:35.46`	`Sedorox`	`hehe, short, but cute ;-)`
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`02:36.18`	`Katty`	`DarthClue: paws off.`
`02:36.55`	`Sedorox`	`no.. but we caught you red handed... hehehe`
`02:37.00`	`pifiu`	`has anyone had problems from going from 6.0 to 6.3 version in a cisco phone?`
`02:37.08`	`Sedorox`	`u22u`
`02:37.54`	`bewest`	`SarahEmm, any other trouble characters I should know about?`
`02:38.37`	`SarahEmm`	`bewest: you can't encode anything special`
`02:38.43`	`SarahEmm`	`bewest: there's no escape capability.`
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`02:38.58`	`SarahEmm`	`it's on my list of stuff to fix, but not critical like some other stuff is for me`
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`02:40.40`	`\usr\sbin`	`hello all`
`02:40.47`	`pifiu`	`yoo`
`02:41.14`	`\usr\sbin`	`what are the interfaces of a SIPURA 3000?`
`02:41.47`	`ManxPower`	`1xFXO, 1xFXS, and 1x10BaseT`
`02:42.17`	`\usr\sbin`	`the ethernet is for *?`
`02:42.20`	`Sedorox`	`ok.. can someone confirm.... jumbo frames for gigethernet is mtu 9000, right?`
`02:42.25`	`[flop]`	`ManxPower: do you have an idea of why when I call a gsm it works fine but if I call an analog phone it doesnt work fine ?`
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`02:42.57`	`SarahEmm`	`Sedorox: usually, but different gear supports different max MTUs`
`02:43.14`	`SarahEmm`	`Sedorox: http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~joe/jumbo-clean-gear.html`
`02:43.25`	`bewest`	`I wish I had seen agi debug last night`
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`02:43.53`	`\usr\sbin`	`Manx, am i correct? how bout the FXO? can i put a direct line ther?`
`02:44.06`	`Sedorox`	`ty SarahEmm`
`02:44.12`	`SarahEmm`	`welkies`
`02:44.28`	`Katty`	`SarahEmm: are you coming to cluecon?`
`02:44.34`	`ManxPower`	`[flop], Sorry.`
`02:44.36`	`pifiu`	`can someone please help me? im stuck at going from version 6 to 6.3 in a cisco SIP image phone`
`02:44.39`	`SarahEmm`	`Katty: i'd love to, but i can't :(`
`02:44.44`	`Katty`	`SarahEmm: awh :<`
`02:44.55`	`ManxPower`	`~google site:lists.digium.com cisco upgrade problem`
`02:44.55`	`Katty`	`k, then i shan't share a room with you`
`02:44.57`	`SarahEmm`	`Katty: paying for 3 weeks of ASL classes in july is going to kill my finances for a bit. no cluecon for me.`
`02:45.04`	`SarahEmm`	`:(`
`02:45.08`	`Katty`	`k :<`
`02:45.24`	`SarahEmm`	`$650USD + flight is going to be like $1500CDN`
`02:45.26`	`SarahEmm`	`no good.`
`02:45.41`	`Qwell`	`thats only like $675usd`
`02:46.01`	`SarahEmm`	`not :P`
`02:46.03`	`Katty`	`owch.`
`02:46.08`	`SarahEmm`	`$450 for a flight, $650 for cluecon`
`02:46.12`	`SarahEmm`	`way more than i can justify =(`
`02:46.19`	`Qwell`	`</poor-attempt-at-canadian-humor>`
`02:46.37`	`SarahEmm`	`heh`
`02:47.05`	`pwacemit`	`having unprotected anal sex with a tranny at cluecon: priceless`
`02:47.08`	`\|Vulture\|`	`anyone know why my PRI would go into Yellow mode and then switch back to Green within like 15sec? It keeps doing it`
`02:47.17`	`\|Vulture\|`	`like 4 times an hr`
`02:47.21`	`pwacemit`	`\|Vulture\|: call your telco?`
`02:47.36`	`\|Vulture\|`	`pwacemit: okay I didn't know if it could be the * box`
`02:47.42`	`SarahEmm`	`pwacemit: uhh, what?`
`02:48.02`	`Katty`	`SarahEmm: don't ask`
`02:48.53`	`pwacemit`	`\|Vulture\|: i dont know :(`
`02:49.04`	`SarahEmm`	`'kay.`
`02:49.28`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Ill try using 1.0.8 and see if I still get same errors`
`02:49.48`	`Sedorox`	`now I understand why realtek sucks`
`02:51.39`	`Katty`	`that's what happens when you use realtek`
`02:52.00`	`Sedorox`	`I didn't think they were that bad.. yea.. only supports upto 7k MTU....`
`02:52.07`	`Sedorox`	`and when I set my laptop to that... it doesn't work...`
`02:52.35`	`Sedorox`	`trying to copy 39G from my laptop to the family computer is going to be fun... oi...`
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`02:54.09`	`Sedorox`	`or my switch isn't supporting it`
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`03:04.44`	`sarah_away`	`need chocolate. bbiab :)`
`03:05.05`	`Ariel_`	`hello`
`03:05.12`	`pifiu`	`hello`
`03:05.35`	`Sedorox`	`goodbye`
`03:15.17`	`bkw__`	`http://mp3.dawnanddrew.podshow.com/`
`03:15.19`	`bkw__`	`doh`
`03:15.20`	`bkw__`	`wrong window`
`03:15.39`	`\|Vulture\|`	`bkw_: you running HEAD?`
`03:15.46`	`\|Vulture\|`	`on any production box`
`03:15.51`	`bkw__`	`yes`
`03:16.04`	`\|Vulture\|`	`which snapshot are you using?`
`03:19.10`	`bkw__`	`6/15 I think`
`03:19.24`	`Juggie`	`hah`
`03:19.28`	`Juggie`	`i crashed a mitel t1 card toay`
`03:19.29`	`mishehu`	`blah.`
`03:19.30`	`Juggie`	`*today`
`03:19.30`	`ManxPower`	`you don't install CVS-HEAD every day??`
`03:19.32`	`Juggie`	`its still fucked`
`03:19.41`	`mishehu`	`I get head every day...`
`03:19.41`	`Juggie`	`i have to go pull the card tomorow to reset it`
`03:19.42`	`ManxPower`	`Everyone says it's stable`
`03:20.05`	`Juggie`	`i think i overloaded the cpu on the card, and it tripped out`
`03:20.15`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Juggie: wow congrats lol`
`03:20.30`	`Juggie`	`i was running 10 second calls.... including tear up/down`
`03:20.51`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Juggie: you don't have some way to remotly switch the power off/on on the device?`
`03:20.51`	`Juggie`	`20 simultaniously`
`03:21.15`	`Juggie`	`\|Vulture\|, what i run isnt an essential service just research`
`03:21.19`	`Juggie`	`so it will be delt with in the morning`
`03:21.21`	`\|Vulture\|`	`ah`
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`03:21.32`	`Juggie`	`if it was essential i could have paged one of the guys and had them look at it`
`03:21.41`	`Juggie`	`the only guy left at work when it happened around 4:30`
`03:21.41`	`darwin35`	`http://pastebin.ca/16243 can I get help with this exten logic`
`03:21.50`	`Juggie`	`was the manager, and he really didnt have much of a clue`
`03:21.58`	`Juggie`	`all the channels were hung on the card`
`03:22.07`	`Juggie`	`they were in releasing state and some in dial state`
`03:22.16`	`Juggie`	`meanwhile on my side all channels are closed and not responding`
`03:22.26`	`robl^`	`I am using stable still on my production server.. I build HEAD regularly on a development box.`
`03:22.36`	`Juggie`	`the sad thing was, i have two t1's off the same card`
`03:22.40`	`Juggie`	`so i crashed the entire card`
`03:22.45`	`Juggie`	`took out both of my * boxes at once`
`03:23.26`	`Juggie`	`lost my d channel on both t1's (1 t1 per * server) and when they came back up, its a dead d channel, its "alive" but not reponsive.`
`03:24.10`	`Juggie`	`damn weather too hah.`
`03:24.15`	`Juggie`	`today just isnt my day`
`03:24.15`	`darwin35`	`hey kram`
`03:24.24`	`Juggie`	`crashing t1 cards, and its 11pm and still 35c`
`03:24.38`	`Juggie`	`92f for you imperial folks :)`
`03:24.56`	`mishehu`	`Juggie: I don't know wwhat is worse... I got a PRI that I'm being billed for already, but that the inside wiring is all fscked up, so they don't even see the loopback when I unplug from the rj48x`
`03:25.01`	`ManxPower`	`That's not so hot.`
`03:25.15`	`Juggie`	`manx, 92 is kinda hot for 11pm`
`03:25.25`	`Juggie`	`thats with humidity`
`03:25.37`	`darwin35`	`hey man can you give input on how to fix my dial logic in pastbin`
`03:25.43`	`darwin35`	`http://pastebin.ca/16243`
`03:26.01`	`darwin35`	`a new fuction I am mapping`
`03:26.20`	`Juggie`	`whats not working`
`03:26.50`	`darwin35`	`I cant figure how to get it to store all the info needed`
`03:26.59`	`darwin35`	`hold a min`
`03:27.14`	`Juggie`	`i dont know anything about the asterisk database`
`03:27.17`	`Juggie`	`i've never used it`
`03:28.00`	`ManxPower`	`darwin35, What is the specific issue?`
`03:28.10`	`darwin35`	`well I am planning to momve it to a diff database once I get it work in the astdb`
`03:28.51`	`darwin35`	`getting it to store the exten and then inbound nmbr`
`03:29.05`	`ManxPower`	`DBPut(happyfamily/var1=123&var2=456&var3=123) then use Cut to extract the vars and values`
`03:29.13`	`darwin35`	`I am confuse on the mapping`
`03:29.24`	`darwin35`	`ok`
`03:29.32`	`pifiu`	`anyone know the default password after upgrading to cisco 6.0?`
`03:29.39`	`darwin35`	`no longer dbput in head its set`
`03:30.09`	`key2`	`kram: are you there ?`
`03:31.12`	`ManxPower`	`darwin35, See http://pastebin.ca/16244 as an example (I used ^ as the delimiter)`
`03:31.45`	`ManxPower`	`DBPut(queue-main/night=yes)`
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`03:32.54`	`Pete_Largo`	`hi everyone`
`03:33.05`	`ManxPower`	`What I try to do is DBPut(extension/code=value) i.e. DBPut(3309/CF=95551212)`
`03:33.53`	`darwin35`	`ok`
`03:34.46`	`ManxPower`	`or in your case, CFU CFBL, etc`
`03:35.03`	`ManxPower`	`darwin35, A lot more complicated than it seems at first, huh?`
`03:35.34`	`darwin35`	`yes`
`03:35.37`	`darwin35`	`man`
`03:35.41`	`darwin35`	`gree`
`03:35.53`	`darwin35`	`do you see what I am trying to do in the pastebin`
`03:36.03`	`ManxPower`	`More dialplan goodness: http://pastebin.ca/16246`
`03:36.15`	`ManxPower`	`darwin35, I'm too tired to do much thinking at this point`
`03:36.22`	`darwin35`	`ok`
`03:36.23`	`shido6`	`months ago thats how we did find me follow me`
`03:37.28`	`darwin35`	`I have a few of these types of extensions I am trying to map`
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`03:38.47`	`ManxPower`	`I do my FollowMes the Old Fashioned Way: One DTMF Digit At A Time`
`03:38.52`	`brimstone`	`those blasted monkeys...`
`03:39.09`	`Sedorox`	`damn samba`
`03:42.41`	`darwin35`	`what does the ^ = ?`
`03:43.04`	`darwin35`	`ManX`
`03:43.46`	`ManxPower`	`darwin35, It's just a placeholder I use for Cut`
`03:43.57`	`ManxPower`	`i.e. if you want to store more than one value in a DBPut`
`03:44.00`	`lilwookie`	`q, is it unrealistic to think * could handle more than 100 channels with a dual p4 or opteron?`
`03:44.19`	`darwin35`	`ok`
`03:44.43`	`ManxPower`	`lilwookie, not unrealistic.`
`03:44.55`	`ManxPower`	`But if you are doing heavy transcoding, then yes it is unrealistic`
`03:45.30`	`lilwookie`	`No all gsm or ulaw to same codecs.. over IAX should be no transcoding...`
`03:46.33`	`darwin35`	`still confused`
`03:46.43`	`darwin35`	`\but I will figure it out]`
`03:46.54`	`lilwookie`	`I am setting up an Apt complex with 900 units... on 10 * boxen with 38 rhino banks... does anyone think I shoudl do differently?`
`03:48.20`	`darwin35`	`Manx I will check with you tomarrow`
`03:48.27`	`darwin35`	`I am going to take a nap`
`03:49.29`	`lilwookie`	`ManxPower, thanx btw :)`
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`03:59.56`	`concept10`	`what is a good distro to implement asterisk on?`
`04:00.14`	`SarahEmm`	`i use gentoo`
`04:00.17`	`SarahEmm`	`are you new to linux?`
`04:00.39`	`concept10`	`no, not new`
`04:00.49`	`Juggie`	`centos, fedora, debian, gentoo`
`04:00.50`	`concept10`	`I prefer debian and ubuntu`
`04:00.50`	`Juggie`	`they all work`
`04:00.59`	`Qwell`	`so use debian or ubuntu..`
`04:01.03`	`Juggie`	`anything which supports apt`
`04:01.06`	`Juggie`	`is love`
`04:01.08`	`SarahEmm`	`concept10: then use debian or ubuntu`
`04:01.16`	`Juggie`	`apt is the best tool for linux`
`04:01.18`	`Juggie`	`hands down`
`04:01.19`	`concept10`	`true statement Juggie`
`04:01.36`	`Juggie`	`i run fedora with apt for rpm`
`04:01.40`	`Juggie`	`and it is sexy`
`04:01.44`	`Qwell`	`emerge...`
`04:01.44`	`Juggie`	`blows yum out of the water`
`04:01.56`	`Juggie`	`emerge is ok if your patient`
`04:02.00`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Juggie: which core?`
`04:02.02`	`Juggie`	`but i am satisied with precompiled :)`
`04:02.07`	`Juggie`	`i run core 2 and 3 at the moment`
`04:02.16`	`Qwell`	`the only bin package I use is openoffice`
`04:02.28`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Juggie: I use 3... you try 4 yet?`
`04:02.49`	`Luke-Jr`	`Can someone please test iax2:guest@aa.dashjr.org ?`
`04:02.56`	`Juggie`	`no not yet`
`04:03.02`	`Juggie`	`i havnt built a new box lately`
`04:03.07`	`Juggie`	`and i cant be bothered to upgrade whats working`
`04:03.13`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Juggie: Im gunna install it tommorow on a SuperMicro mobo Ill let you know`
`04:03.17`	`\|Vulture\|`	`exactly`
`04:03.39`	`Juggie`	`like i told the guys earlier`
`04:03.44`	`Juggie`	`i managed to kill a mitel t1 card today`
`04:03.47`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Juggie: when you say apt do you mean apt-get?`
`04:03.53`	`\|Vulture\|`	`I heard`
`04:03.54`	`Juggie`	`runnning 20 simultanious calls`
`04:03.58`	`\|Vulture\|`	`hahaha`
`04:03.59`	`Juggie`	`it crashed`
`04:04.10`	`Juggie`	`5 seconds between each call`
`04:04.12`	`Qwell`	`Luke-Jr: you'll have to speak up or something`
`04:04.20`	`Juggie`	`call length was 10 seconds`
`04:04.21`	`\|Vulture\|`	`oh you were almost wardialing them?`
`04:04.25`	`Juggie`	`yah`
`04:04.29`	`Juggie`	`i am writing a bulk dialer`
`04:04.32`	`Juggie`	`for *`
`04:04.45`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Juggie: may want to put a pause in there ;)`
`04:04.51`	`Juggie`	`i did 5 seconds`
`04:04.53`	`Juggie`	`that should be tons`
`04:04.58`	`\|Vulture\|`	`yea should...`
`04:05.05`	`Luke-Jr`	`Qwell: hmm... did you speak? I couldn't hear you...`
`04:05.10`	`Qwell`	`Luke-Jr: no mic`
`04:05.10`	`Juggie`	`all the lines are stuck in "releasing" or dial`
`04:05.11`	`\|Vulture\|`	`is it possible that it was keeping a que and just overloaded?`
`04:05.15`	`blitzrage`	`anyone selling a used 7960?`
`04:05.16`	`Juggie`	`perhaps`
`04:05.24`	`Qwell`	`blitzrage: ebay`
`04:05.27`	`\|Vulture\|`	`blitzrage: yea I got a trunkload of them`
`04:05.31`	`Juggie`	`blitzrage, save your self the trouble, and get a better phone`
`04:05.31`	`Luke-Jr`	`Qwell: ah`
`04:05.44`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Id recommend the IP500....`
`04:05.46`	`blitzrage`	`Juggie: not for me`
`04:05.46`	`concept10`	`So how much can I get the cheapest card to experiment with a home install?`
`04:05.48`	`Juggie`	`\|Vulture\|, the manager thought the cpu/bus may have been overloaded`
`04:06.00`	`Juggie`	`either way the card servicing both of my t1's is fucked`
`04:06.02`	`\|Vulture\|`	`ah..`
`04:06.03`	`Luke-Jr`	`Any idea if I can set caller id info to remote host for guest connections?`
`04:06.04`	`Juggie`	`will likely need a hard reboot`
`04:06.16`	`Juggie`	`because it wasnt responding to requests to reinit etc.`
`04:06.16`	`blitzrage`	`oh, and a TDM22B`
`04:06.17`	`blitzrage`	`:D`
`04:06.27`	`\|Vulture\|`	`:P`
`04:06.28`	`Juggie`	`i had the manager do a reinit on both spans on the mitel side`
`04:06.31`	`Juggie`	`and it didnt do anything`
`04:06.41`	`Juggie`	`* sees both trunks as active, and d channel ok`
`04:06.46`	`Juggie`	`but there is no traffic on the d-channel`
`04:06.54`	`Juggie`	`nothing incomming/outgoing works`
`04:06.56`	`ManxPower`	`Call your carrier`
`04:06.58`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Juggie: so the PRI is up but hardlocked?`
`04:07.03`	`Juggie`	`correct`
`04:07.06`	`\|Vulture\|`	`ManxPower: he did...`
`04:07.10`	`Juggie`	`ManxPower, i am my carrier`
`04:07.12`	`Luke-Jr`	`Qwell: thx`
`04:07.23`	`Juggie`	`the mitel box needs to be looked at, but i am non essential, so it waits until the AM`
`04:07.29`	`ManxPower`	`Try unplugging for 10 mins to make the hardware see the line totally down on the far end?`
`04:07.41`	`Juggie`	`i didnt bother`
`04:07.45`	`Juggie`	`it happeend at like 4pm`
`04:07.49`	`concept10`	`Juggie, do you work in telecom?`
`04:07.55`	`Juggie`	`i just went home after the only guy left coudnt figure it out`
`04:07.59`	`\|Vulture\|`	`your lucky to have 2 PRIs for fun`
`04:08.00`	`Juggie`	`the other 2 phone guys were gone home`
`04:08.05`	`Juggie`	`concept10, yes`
`04:08.26`	`Juggie`	`\|Vulture\|, they arnt real pri's... they are internal, i dont have that many real pots lines.`
`04:08.27`	`lilwookie`	`always nice to be your own carrier.. hehe`
`04:08.55`	`Juggie`	`yah`
`04:08.59`	`\|Vulture\|`	`I never knew Comcast provided PRIs...`
`04:09.05`	`Juggie`	`the card which services both my * boxes`
`04:09.08`	`Juggie`	`seems to be hard locked`
`04:09.20`	`Juggie`	`i would have blamed myself, but when i had two boxes loose their d channel at the same time`
`04:09.23`	`Juggie`	`i figured it wasnt me :)`
`04:09.29`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Juggie: when you said APT for FC, did you mean APT-Get?`
`04:09.35`	`Juggie`	`yes`
`04:09.38`	`Juggie`	`but its not just apt-get`
`04:09.39`	`\|Vulture\|`	`ah okay`
`04:09.40`	`Juggie`	`theres a bunch`
`04:09.42`	`Juggie`	`apt-cache`
`04:09.48`	`Juggie`	`apt has a few tools`
`04:09.56`	`\|Vulture\|`	`ah Ive never used it`
`04:09.59`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Ill have to check it out`
`04:10.04`	`Juggie`	`its for searching for packages`
`04:10.09`	`\|Vulture\|`	`yea`
`04:10.10`	`Juggie`	`apt-cache search php`
`04:10.23`	`Kizmet`	`thats the general apt package, usually found installed on Debian machines my default.`
`04:10.32`	`\|Vulture\|`	`I thought apt was for debian`
`04:10.34`	`Juggie`	`[root@asterisk2 bin]# ls apt-*`
`04:10.34`	`Juggie`	`apt-cache apt-cdrom apt-config apt-get apt-shell`
`04:10.45`	`Juggie`	`there is a apt-rpm`
`04:10.49`	`Juggie`	`for any rpm distro`
`04:10.50`	`Kizmet`	`\|Vulture\|, IT IS.`
`04:11.00`	`Kizmet`	`damn caps`
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`04:11.16`	`\|Vulture\|`	`ah yes, found it on the FC site`
`04:11.18`	`Kizmet`	`all apt stuff was initially made available for Debian`
`04:11.21`	`Archi`	`evening..`
`04:11.24`	`Juggie`	`it is damn good`
`04:11.25`	`Juggie`	`i love it`
`04:11.28`	`lilwookie`	`apt-get was ported to redhat and its clones some time ago`
`04:11.28`	`Juggie`	`makes my life so simple`
`04:11.42`	`\|Vulture\|`	`what about yum?`
`04:11.45`	`Juggie`	`need to upgrade, apt-get update; apt-get upgrade`
`04:11.47`	`\|Vulture\|`	`thats what I use`
`04:11.49`	`Juggie`	`yum is written in python`
`04:11.51`	`Juggie`	`enough said`
`04:11.54`	`\|Vulture\|`	`lol`
`04:11.55`	`lilwookie`	`I know Centos uses yum..`
`04:11.57`	`Kizmet`	`and i took a heap of shit for all you Redhat people about it 'Man apt is so shit, why cant they just use rpm like the rest of us.'`
`04:12.08`	`Juggie`	`like i said`
`04:12.15`	`Juggie`	`yum = python`
`04:12.19`	`Juggie`	`eugh`
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`04:12.36`	`Kizmet`	`python is a evil lang to learn but it is also powerfull`
`04:12.43`	`Kizmet`	`i'd rather c over it tho.`
`04:12.45`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Juggie: https://moin.conectiva.com.br/AptRpm is what your talking about right?`
`04:12.45`	`pwacemit`	`heh anythign that uses python is shit`
`04:12.51`	`Archi`	`anybody have any info on VoIPReach.com? I'm looking to chat with someone on a private channel about Originating and terminating via asterisk.`
`04:13.03`	`Archi`	`I agree with the python shit deal..`
`04:13.22`	`Juggie`	`vulture, no`
`04:13.31`	`Archi`	`used to use mailman as my mailinglist software.. used up over 100 proccesses`
`04:13.41`	`Kizmet`	`I cant agree. i have written some evil web server apps for clients in python when i tryed in perl i just couldnt be bothered. heh.`
`04:14.04`	`Kizmet`	`Archi, maybe somthing was misconfigured.`
`04:14.29`	`Juggie`	`\|Vulture\|, go to http://freshrpms.net then http://dag.wieers.com/home-made/apt/links.php`
`04:14.33`	`Archi`	`maybe so, now I use phplist... wonderfull... view tracking , bouce tracking and all..`
`04:14.58`	`Kizmet`	`hehe.`
`04:15.08`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Juggie: thanx`
`04:15.31`	`Juggie`	`vul let me know what u think`
`04:15.52`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Juggie: will do`
`04:16.02`	`Kizmet`	`Has anyone here use bbpglobal before.`
`04:16.19`	`Kizmet`	`there support sucks and i cant get any help from them about using my asterisk server.`
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`04:18.40`	`Luke-Jr`	`Any idea if I can set caller id info to remote host for guest connections?`
`04:19.21`	`Pete_Largo`	`how do I get the wcfxo driver to load at boot?`
`04:19.44`	`Archi`	`I'm trying to find a VoIP Wholesaler that I can pass my VoIP origination and termination off to. I have contracts with apartment complexes to provide their tenants with Internet access, and would like to also offer them VoIP service. I started talking to VoIPReach.com and the offering and knowledge they had was very promising but then all of the sudden I can't get ahold of them. Either via Phone or Email. Now I need new contact`
`04:19.51`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Juggie: works much much faster`
`04:19.57`	`Kizmet`	`/etc/modules.conf - i think`
`04:20.29`	`Kizmet`	`\|Vulture\|, what work faster ?`
`04:20.49`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Kizmet: apt-get over yum`
`04:23.27`	`Archi`	`hmm not too much feedback on that huh?..... wow..`
`04:23.46`	`Kizmet`	`:)`
`04:23.53`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Archi: looking at it now`
`04:23.55`	`Kizmet`	`im actually busy now.`
`04:23.57`	`Kizmet`	`hehe.`
`04:24.26`	`Archi`	`oh, ok...`
`04:24.38`	`Archi`	`tick tock... tick tock.... just kidden...`
`04:24.39`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Archi: there are plenty of great providers out there, Asterlink, voicepulse connect... etc..`
`04:24.40`	`Archi`	`:)`
`04:24.49`	`\|Vulture\|`	`but when it comes to DIDs... your more limited`
`04:25.07`	`\|Vulture\|`	`how much do you think you would be making off this?`
`04:25.40`	`Archi`	`$15 a pop`
`04:25.42`	`\|Vulture\|`	`cause you could pull a PRI from say XO communications... get 100,000 anywhere mins and a buncha DIDs for your area`
`04:25.46`	`\|Vulture\|`	`oh okay`
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`04:26.15`	`Archi`	`with VoIP reach they were going to give me unlimited US and 38 international countries for $10 a month per user...`
`04:26.22`	`Archi`	`resell for $25... voila`
`04:26.37`	`\|Vulture\|`	`duno how they can do that... but okay`
`04:26.54`	`\|Vulture\|`	`well I guess they are assuming you won't use much`
`04:27.09`	`Archi`	`yeah.... and all my customers are residential..`
`04:27.37`	`Archi`	`it would help me squeeze the last bit out of the T1's...`
`04:27.46`	`Archi`	`:) ouch`
`04:28.00`	`Kizmet`	`Archi, http://www.voipjet.com`
`04:28.19`	`Kizmet`	`VoIP Wholesaler (IAX Termination)`
`04:28.29`	`\|Vulture\|`	`hmmm that place does $0.10 411 calls not bad...`
`04:28.29`	`Archi`	`coo....`
`04:28.38`	`\|Vulture\|`	`cept that they require $250 min.`
`04:28.40`	`Archi`	`that place?`
`04:28.43`	`Kizmet`	`:)`
`04:29.04`	`Kizmet`	`VoIPJet doesnt have a minimum on your account.`
`04:29.42`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Kizmet: how much is their 411?`
`04:29.52`	`Kizmet`	`look on there site`
`04:29.53`	`Kizmet`	`?`
`04:30.01`	`Kizmet`	`its on there pricing page.`
`04:30.16`	`bewest`	`"instant iax test account, free $0.25 usage"?????`
`04:30.28`	`Kizmet`	`However they dont do DID termination.`
`04:30.31`	`Kizmet`	`yes.`
`04:30.45`	`Kizmet`	`you get a free account with $0.25 US credit.`
`04:30.56`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Kizmet: I can't find it on there`
`04:31.00`	`bewest`	`by definition...`
`04:31.13`	`bewest`	`wouldn't that not be free?`
`04:31.34`	`blitzrage`	`mixnetworks.com - $21.95 unlimited North America, SIP and IAX2 termination`
`04:31.40`	`Kizmet`	`well there giving you 0.25c for free arnt they.`
`04:31.44`	`blitzrage`	`</shameful_plug> :)`
`04:31.45`	`\|Vulture\|`	`I am just looking for a 411 provider`
`04:32.05`	`Kizmet`	`DID provider ?`
`04:32.18`	`Archi`	`plug all you want if they do what I need...`
`04:32.21`	`SarahEmm`	`lol blitzrage`
`04:32.28`	`blitzrage`	`:D`
`04:33.12`	`blitzrage`	`night!`
`04:33.30`	`Pete_Largo`	`Kizmet:< install wcfxo /sbin/modprobe --ignore-install wcfxo && /sbin/ztcfg`
`04:33.30`	`Pete_Largo`	`<PROTECTED>`
`04:33.43`	`Archi`	`night`
`04:35.22`	`Archi`	`yeah VoIPJet doesn't do inbound.... crap...`
`04:35.50`	`count`	`stupid question`
`04:35.57`	`count`	`what's the syntax to disable debugging on the cli?`
`04:36.12`	`Archi`	`no question is stupid except asking if you can ask a stupid question... :)`
`04:36.36`	`count`	`nevermind`
`04:36.36`	`count`	`found it`
`04:36.42`	`count`	`yay`
`04:39.27`	`sbingner`	`OK, somebody point me at whoever moved the modules between misc and extra please`
`04:39.41`	`Qwell`	`sbingner: they were moved, and moved back`
`04:39.46`	`Qwell`	`there was a notice that went out...`
`04:39.57`	`sbingner`	`oh great. when did they get moved back?`
`04:40.03`	`Qwell`	`about a week after they got moved`
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`04:40.10`	`*** mode/#asterisk [+o twisted] by ChanServ`
`04:40.15`	`sbingner`	`I just fixed it so it stopped getting master abaorts and crashing my box from loading the wrong modules lol`
`04:40.17`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`twisted!!!!!`
`04:40.23`	`twisted`	`hi`
`04:40.29`	`sbingner`	`heya twisted`
`04:40.32`	`sbingner`	`<Death_INC btw`
`04:41.05`	`\|Vulture\|`	`anyone know a voip provider that does decent price 411?`
`04:41.18`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`blue pill or pink pill?`
`04:41.28`	`file[laptop]`	`MikeJ[Laptop]: purple`
`04:41.31`	`\|Vulture\|`	`the blue pill is viagra`
`04:41.41`	`file[laptop]`	`\|Vulture\|: and you know it well?`
`04:41.45`	`Archi`	`hell go for broke... both`
`04:41.46`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`no, it's a big blue pill`
`04:42.01`	`\|Vulture\|`	`file[laptop]: it would be sad if I knew viagra at age 22`
`04:42.09`	`harryvv`	`twisted, making a grand entry into the channel?>`
`04:42.11`	`harryvv`	`:)`
`04:42.29`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`\|Vulture\|, yet you do for some reason`
`04:42.37`	`\|Vulture\|`	`hahaha`
`04:42.53`	`twisted`	`every entry i make is grand`
`04:43.00`	`\|Vulture\|`	`hey what can I say more than 3x in a row is just more than a man was made to do`
`04:43.17`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`every entry I make is 10 grand, payable via paypal`
`04:43.21`	`*** part/#asterisk MikeJ[Laptop] (~ircatjerr@71-36-208-117.dlth.qwest.net)`
`04:43.23`	`Archi`	`give the old hand a rest once in a while dude...`
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`04:43.33`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`ok, somone pay up`
`04:43.33`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Archi: lol`
`04:43.42`	`\|Vulture\|`	`but she loves me so much!`
`04:43.43`	`\|Vulture\|`	`:P`
`04:43.50`	`twisted`	`MikeJ[Laptop], file for unemployment`
`04:43.54`	`Archi`	`read up on carple tunnel syndrom man...`
`04:44.04`	`twisted`	`read up on the dictionary, man.`
`04:44.11`	`\|Vulture\|`	`lol`
`04:44.16`	`Archi`	`:)`
`04:44.19`	`file[laptop]`	`reading is good!`
`04:44.23`	`twisted`	`carpal tunnel syndrome :)`
`04:44.32`	`\|Vulture\|`	`I am watching Aqua Teen Hunger Force... show is funny as hell`
`04:44.32`	`Archi`	`yeah that too..`
`04:44.38`	`file[laptop]`	`do the QT4 dance!`
`04:44.41`	`Archi`	`don't get it..`
`04:44.42`	`twisted`	`file[laptop]!`
`04:44.47`	`file[laptop]`	`twisted!`
`04:45.11`	`\|Vulture\|`	`uuuhhoh`
`04:45.16`	`file[laptop]`	`I think I'm going to sleep soon`
`04:45.18`	`Archi`	`hmmm guess I'm not going to find what I'm looking for tonight...`
`04:45.18`	`file[laptop]`	`I'm rather tired`
`04:45.39`	`file[laptop]`	`I'm tackling SIP stuff tomorrow`
`04:45.46`	`\|Vulture\|`	`bewest: ATHF and Sealab rock`
`04:45.47`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`what sip stuff?`
`04:45.55`	`file[laptop]`	`Messaging/Presence`
`04:46.00`	`file[laptop]`	`using the Eyebeam SIP stack for testing right now`
`04:46.01`	`\|Vulture\|`	`coughTDMFAXcough`
`04:46.26`	`sbingner`	`I dont get it, they still install to extra on me, but the makefile looks like it should be putting them in misc like they should be`
`04:46.37`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`got it.. you were starting to say earlier..`
`04:46.37`	`sbingner`	`and it doesn't remove the extra modules like it looks like it should`
`04:47.02`	`file[laptop]`	`goodnight folks`
`04:47.05`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`night`
`04:47.06`	`\|Vulture\|`	`night`
`04:47.11`	`Archi`	`night`
`04:47.16`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`\|Vulture\|? what about tdm fax?`
`04:47.30`	`Archi`	`I'm out as well..... thanks anyways...`
`04:47.30`	`bewest`	`ah sealab is good too?`
`04:47.38`	`\|Vulture\|`	`oh that TDM+FXS to a Fax machine doesn't work`
`04:47.52`	`\|Vulture\|`	`bewest: yea but I don't think its on anymore`
`04:48.02`	`wunderkin`	`.description = "Valet Unpark Come To ClueCon Aug-3-5 (http://www.cluecon.com)",`
`04:48.08`	`wunderkin`	`<plug plug> lol`
`04:48.32`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`\|Vulture\|,, can you explain more abot what is not working`
`04:48.42`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`heeh`
`04:48.44`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`nice`
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`04:48.58`	`\|Vulture\|`	`MikeJ[Laptop]: there have been a few users, apparently its an issue with the zaptel drivers for tdm`
`04:49.01`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`cool stuff out on pbxfreeware tho`
`04:49.17`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`for the tdm400 cards?`
`04:49.23`	`\|Vulture\|`	`MikeJ[Laptop]: when using the TDM it does not allow faxing, or its like 50/50 work/fail`
`04:49.39`	`\|Vulture\|`	`MikeJ[Laptop]: correct, but with a TE110P and a Channel bank it works fine`
`04:49.43`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`heh.. no idea, no issues over the pri cards for me`
`04:49.45`	`\|Vulture\|`	`so its got to be the TDM`
`04:49.48`	`\|Vulture\|`	`yea`
`04:49.48`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`y`
`04:49.56`	`\|Vulture\|`	`I went to channel bank`
`04:49.59`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`sound like a clocking issue`
`04:50.07`	`\|Vulture\|`	`yea thats what Ive heard it is`
`04:50.08`	`SarahEmm`	`any developers here... there's a structure that's passed from one function to another that contains a string, and in a seperate element, the length of said string. should functions filling this structure be expected to null-terminate said string?`
`04:50.11`	`\|Vulture\|`	`it use to work like a year ago`
`04:50.46`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`SarahEmm, what structure`
`04:50.57`	`Juggie`	`vul, install apt rpm yet :)`
`04:51.09`	`SarahEmm`	`MikeJ[Laptop]: err, t'was a general question, but specifically i'm talking about zt_subchannel`
`04:51.13`	`SarahEmm`	`buffer and buffer_len`
`04:51.24`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Juggie: yea its much much faster than yum`
`04:51.27`	`SarahEmm`	`wait.. no i'm not`
`04:51.29`	`SarahEmm`	`one sec MikeJ[Laptop]`
`04:51.30`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`well.. don't know about that one specifically,`
`04:51.36`	`SarahEmm`	`oh, frames. duh.`
`04:51.40`	`SarahEmm`	`in data and data_len`
`04:51.43`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`but that being said, you dont know..`
`04:51.47`	`SarahEmm`	`should strings in data be expected to be null terminated?`
`04:51.47`	`Juggie`	`vulture, dont forget to add extra repositories`
`04:51.51`	`Juggie`	`like dag`
`04:51.51`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Juggie: but I was almost fully updated with yum so I won't see how well it works till tommorow on a fresh install`
`04:51.51`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`you would think you would not need to`
`04:51.52`	`Juggie`	`dag is good`
`04:52.15`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`cuz of the length, but it would depend on the implementation`
`04:52.27`	`SarahEmm`	`okay MikeJ[Laptop]. the last patch that was accepted from me assumed it was, but it turns out some functions filling that null terminate, and some don't.`
`04:52.34`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`so you need to look for comments, of for where it is filled or used for clues`
`04:52.36`	`SarahEmm`	`i'll fix my code to make it not rely on null term.`
`04:53.01`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`hmmmm`
`04:53.07`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`what about the other places it is used.`
`04:53.39`	`SarahEmm`	`i'm not sure where else data is filled with strings...`
`04:53.41`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`is it going to the lenght, or checking for null when it uses it`
`04:53.48`	`SarahEmm`	`it's used to passing text in frames with sendtext and recvtext`
`04:54.00`	`SarahEmm`	`MikeJ[Laptop]: any idea where else 'data' is used for strings other than text in frames?`
`04:54.09`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`no`
`04:54.22`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`not off the top of my head, are you in chan_zap?`
`04:54.25`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`or zaptel`
`04:54.41`	`SarahEmm`	`chan_zap doesn't null terminate strings that it sticks in frames, which is crashing my code.`
`04:54.50`	`SarahEmm`	`but i'll fix my end instead, if they shouldn't be expected to be terminated.`
`04:55.19`	`tainted-`	`~seen ptg123`
`04:55.19`	`jbot`	`ptg123 <~PTG123@ip68-106-24-139.ph.ph.cox.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 39d 22h 24m 48s ago, saying: '"replace your phone lines with cheaper voip with better features, oh shit wait, actually scratch that, you need to keep your phone line to have a phone line with us, so forget saving money, pay more :)"'.`
`04:55.24`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`no, I would stick with going to length, or null, whichever comes first if it is not too much overhead`
`04:55.29`	`tainted-`	`~seen ptg1234`
`04:55.29`	`jbot`	`ptg1234 <~PTG123@ip68-106-24-139.ph.ph.cox.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 46d 22h 31m 43s ago, saying: 'anyone here use ser with asterisk? :)'.`
`04:56.14`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`or, alternatively, just go to length, and make sure it is set everywhwere`
`04:56.33`	`SarahEmm`	`yeah, length seems to be set everywhere.`
`04:56.44`	`SarahEmm`	`i'll rely on whichever comes first :)`
`04:56.47`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`I would use that them`
`04:56.52`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`there you go`
`04:56.58`	`sbingner`	`WTF it's still installing to extra ... oh well I hope it doesnt fix itself, the modules_install is passed INSTALL_MOD_DIR=misc as it should`
`04:57.08`	`Luke-Jr`	`Is it possible to set caller id info to remote host for guest IAX2 connections?`
`04:57.31`	`*** join/#asterisk Cresl1n (~Cresl1n@user-24-236-124-147.knology.net)`
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`04:57.34`	`sbingner`	`Luke-Jr: guest to you being passed on?`
`04:57.41`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`Cresl1n!!!`
`04:57.44`	`Luke-Jr`	`sbingner: ?`
`04:57.54`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`Luke-Jr, ???`
`04:57.55`	`Cresl1n`	`MikeJ[Laptop]!!!`
`04:57.55`	`sbingner`	`Luke-Jr: if the remote end isn't forcing callerid, whatever you have set will be passed on`
`04:57.57`	`Cresl1n`	`:-)`
`04:58.00`	`Cresl1n`	`hey peeps`
`04:58.06`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`wassup..`
`04:58.07`	`Luke-Jr`	`for incoming IAX2 calls`
`04:58.14`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`where the hell has everyone been`
`04:58.21`	`Cresl1n`	`nm, just burning some midnight oils`
`04:58.27`	`Luke-Jr`	`when someone dials iax2:guest@aa.dashjr.org, I want that call to have caller ID set to their IP`
`04:58.32`	`Cresl1n`	`what about you?`
`04:58.38`	`sbingner`	`Luke-Jr: use AGI then`
`04:59.08`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`ne?`
`04:59.09`	`Luke-Jr`	`sbingner: not sure how I'd use that... Asterisk can't do it otherwise? :/`
`04:59.12`	`sbingner`	`I dont think their IP is available as a variable, you gotta get it somehow`
`04:59.21`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`me?`
`04:59.27`	`sbingner`	`check the variables docs, you can use anything in there in extensions.conf`
`04:59.36`	`Luke-Jr`	`sbingner: is there a better way to handle such connections other than the IP?`
`04:59.50`	`Cresl1n`	`MikeJ: yep`
`04:59.52`	`tainted-`	`what's the best DID provider right now?`
`04:59.54`	`sbingner`	`not that I know of, never worked on it`
`04:59.58`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`I've been here`
`05:00.06`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`I'm on vacation...`
`05:00.08`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`:D`
`05:00.26`	`Cresl1n`	`really?`
`05:00.26`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`tainted-, best, heh.. nice`
`05:00.27`	`Cresl1n`	`where?`
`05:00.31`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`duluth`
`05:00.35`	`Cresl1n`	`where's that?`
`05:00.44`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`minnesota`
`05:00.49`	`tainted-`	`MikeJ[Laptop] so none?`
`05:00.50`	`Cresl1n`	`no kidding`
`05:00.51`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`north shore lake superior`
`05:00.55`	`Cresl1n`	`is that a pretty fun place?`
`05:00.56`	`DA-MAN`	`only one i liked so far is Voicepulse Connect. Everyone else kinda sucks in one way or the other`
`05:01.06`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`it's ok...`
`05:01.17`	`DA-MAN`	`(tried gafachi, nufone, sixtel)`
`05:01.17`	`sbingner`	`jerjer's setup is pretty good`
`05:01.21`	`sbingner`	`but vp connect is nice too`
`05:01.31`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`at my inlaws place on 100's of acres of woodlands...`
`05:01.49`	`tainted-`	`so the most reliable DID provider is bringing in your own PRI line then?`
`05:02.07`	`Cresl1n`	`tainted: if you can do that :-)`
`05:02.11`	`DA-MAN`	`tainted-, pretty much. although like I said voicepulse was pretty good`
`05:02.11`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`so tons of deer around, a friendly litle bear.. you know`
`05:02.21`	`Cresl1n`	`lol`
`05:02.26`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`tainted-, that's what I do`
`05:02.27`	`Cresl1n`	`that sounds like a lot of fun`
`05:02.33`	`Cresl1n`	`at least you have net access`
`05:02.44`	`DA-MAN`	`i put a few bucks in each and tested`
`05:02.45`	`DA-MAN`	`hehe`
`05:02.52`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`they are all asleep`
`05:03.06`	`DA-MAN`	`sixtel == good quality, great ping times, etc`
`05:03.15`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`so is your shop nuts or somthin.. havn't seen a peep from any of you guys in days`
`05:03.18`	`DA-MAN`	`but the support sucks`
`05:03.49`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`I can get DID's really cheap`
`05:03.56`	`DA-MAN`	`as long as you don't do custom toll free, sixtel is damn good`
`05:04.22`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`I just get them added to my PRI :)`
`05:04.43`	`tainted-`	`MikeJ[Laptop] how much are u paying for your PRI?`
`05:04.55`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`which one?`
`05:05.11`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`what area.`
`05:05.15`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`I have lots`
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`05:05.26`	`tainted-`	`do u have one in CA or WA?`
`05:05.35`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`no,`
`05:05.44`	`\|Vulture\|`	`I have one in Ontario/Riverside, CA`
`05:05.52`	`*** part/#asterisk jfonsecausa (~jfonseca@c-66-176-57-28.hsd1.fl.comcast.net)`
`05:05.53`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`MI, VA, TX, and formerly in GA`
`05:05.55`	`Qwell`	`\|Vulture\|: how much you paying, and with whom?`
`05:05.58`	`\|Vulture\|`	`MikeJ[Laptop]: what provider(s) do you use?`
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`05:06.14`	`tainted-`	`\|Vulture\| are you interested in entering the LA market?`
`05:06.27`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Broadwing paying I think $600 integraded 12 channel PRI/1.44 Data`
`05:06.33`	`Qwell`	`\|Vulture\|: I've been meaning to look into it in Riverside`
`05:06.36`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`sbc, swb, can't recall off the top of my head who we use for local in va, sprint`
`05:06.51`	`\|Vulture\|`	`I am looking into XO for Miami`
`05:07.01`	`\|Vulture\|`	`they have that FlexPlan with 100,000 LD mins`
`05:07.16`	`\|Vulture\|`	`throw all my LD over that through Dundi`
`05:07.26`	`Qwell`	`\|Vulture\|: 12 voice channels and a full pri for data?`
`05:07.43`	`tainted-`	`how is that only 600?`
`05:07.45`	`tainted-`	`that is cheap!`
`05:07.58`	`\|Vulture\|`	`yea its an integraded T1 so its 1.44 till someone picks up the phone then its 1.44-64k`
`05:08.04`	`Qwell`	`ahh, I see`
`05:08.08`	`\|Vulture\|`	`tainted-: yea I got a good price on it`
`05:08.18`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`600-800 is typical, depends on the market you are in.`
`05:08.21`	`tainted-`	`10 year contract?`
`05:08.22`	`tainted-`	`heh`
`05:08.31`	`tainted-`	`i need freaking DIDs like yesterday`
`05:08.32`	`\|Vulture\|`	`2`
`05:08.35`	`\|Vulture\|`	`free install`
`05:08.40`	`tainted-`	`damn`
`05:08.42`	`tainted-`	`what about router`
`05:08.44`	`SarahEmm`	`woot! bug fix0red.`
`05:08.45`	`Qwell`	`\|Vulture\|: get me a good 951 DID, would ya? heh`
`05:08.51`	`\|Vulture\|`	`tainted-: TSU750 Adtran`
`05:08.55`	`tainted-`	`free?`
`05:09.00`	`\|Vulture\|`	`yup`
`05:09.14`	`tainted-`	`can u give me your contact at BW?`
`05:09.14`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`for example, in the atlanta market, it's more like 1000-1400 for a local pri.. cuz swb are a bunch of psycos... so I dont have one down there anymore`
`05:09.19`	`\|Vulture\|`	`they charged $250 to extend the DMARC though since it had to go to the second floor`
`05:09.22`	`tainted-`	`i need to get a pri asap`
`05:09.29`	`Kizmet`	`can anyone suggest a DID seller in aus ???`
`05:09.45`	`\|Vulture\|`	`I have xspedius PRIs in Jacksonville, FL and Columbia, SC`
`05:09.59`	`\|Vulture\|`	`hopefully XO in St. Louis, MO and Miami, FL soon`
`05:10.19`	`\|Vulture\|`	`MO is expensive prices though`
`05:10.29`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`I perfer miami in the winter, st louis in the summer...`
`05:10.45`	`\|Vulture\|`	`MikeJ[Laptop]: agreed`
`05:10.47`	`\|Vulture\|`	`I live in Orlando`
`05:10.48`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`need to spread out the install trips ;)`
`05:11.03`	`\|Vulture\|`	`$640 + Taxes for the MO PRI`
`05:11.07`	`Kizmet`	`Hello !!!!!!!`
`05:11.25`	`\|Vulture\|`	`8 channel voice on an integrated T1 with 100,000 mins of LD/Local/inbound 800 #`
`05:11.26`	`Kizmet`	`Can anyone suggest a AUS DID number seller. i need like 30.`
`05:11.44`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Kizmet: I am sure someone would say so if they knew it`
`05:12.11`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`Kizmet!!!!! no need to be rude!!!!! no on e knew the first time!!!!!`
`05:12.18`	`Luke-Jr`	`Is it possible to replace all "/" characters in a string with "-" (extensions.conf)?`
`05:12.21`	`Kizmet`	`MikeJ[Laptop], it was a joke :)`
`05:12.31`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`:P`
`05:12.38`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`you jokes suck.`
`05:12.44`	`Kizmet`	`MikeJ[Laptop], i know.`
`05:12.46`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`your jokes suck...`
`05:12.47`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`hehe`
`05:12.52`	`Qwell`	`MikeJ[Laptop]: you suck jokes`
`05:12.57`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`Luke-Jr. yes`
`05:14.44`	`Luke-Jr`	`MikeJ[Laptop]: how?`
`05:16.20`	`Guaguasi`	`I need some help compiling this http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=CallingCard+Applications, I'm using the cvs version (Asterisk CVS-v1-0-06/20/05-17:08:37`
`05:16.52`	`Guaguasi`	and I get error: structure has no member named `cid'
`05:17.13`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`Luke-Jr, however you would like.. maybe the man pages for your favorite text editor will tell you`
`05:18.29`	`DA-MAN`	`is it better to use head or stable?`
`05:18.31`	`Luke-Jr`	`MikeJ[Laptop]: eh... I guess I should rephrase the question :)`
`05:18.45`	`Luke-Jr`	`${CONTEXT} contains "IAX2/guest@remoteip"`
`05:18.54`	`Luke-Jr`	`I want to use "IAX2-guest@remoteip" in a filename ;)`
`05:19.30`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`Guaguasi, that code you are downloading is for 1.0.x branch, not head it seems`
`05:20.02`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`Luke-Jr, I have no idea what you are talking about, but thanks for playing our game`
`05:20.11`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`DA-MAN, no, ot`
`05:20.21`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`DA-MAN, no, it's not`
`05:20.45`	`Luke-Jr`	`MikeJ[Laptop]: s/\//_/ on an Asterisk variable...`
`05:20.55`	`DA-MAN`	`MikeJ[Laptop], huh?`
`05:21.59`	`*** join/#asterisk bankrupt (bank@pcp08695394pcs.500ash01.tn.comcast.net)`
`05:22.20`	`\|Vulture\|`	`What do you guys use for setting the CID Name to "No CallerID" instead of * on calls without CID?`
`05:22.47`	`*** join/#asterisk wunderkin (kev@12-215-218-160.client.mchsi.com)`
`05:22.52`	`Cresl1n`	`Vulture is it on SIP calls?`
`05:23.05`	`Cresl1n`	`sorry, from SIP calls to other channels?`
`05:23.16`	`\|Vulture\|`	`no inbound from PSTN`
`05:23.21`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`DA-MAN, you asked if it was better to use head or stable, I responded no, it is not better to use one or the other...`
`05:23.30`	`\|Vulture\|`	`when someone blocks their CID I get "asterisk" on the display`
`05:23.51`	`Cresl1n`	`on analog phones?`
`05:24.19`	`Luke-Jr`	`\|Vulture\|: I deny calls w/o CallerID`
`05:24.24`	`\|Vulture\|`	`no going to IP500s`
`05:24.36`	`Guaguasi`	`MikeJ, it says it's for cvs-head and to compile it for stable you have to comment a line, either way, i get an error while compiling. Would you happen to know of an alternative?`
`05:24.37`	`\|Vulture\|`	`well this is a company.. I guess I could put them into a menu`
`05:24.40`	`Luke-Jr`	`\|Vulture\|: ZapaTella will insist they identify`
`05:24.47`	`Cresl1n`	`Vulture, if they're sip phones, there's a variable you can change in chan_sip.c`
`05:24.54`	`drumkilla`	`Cresl1n: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!`
`05:24.59`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Cresl1n: ah thank you`
`05:25.01`	`Cresl1n`	`drumkilla!!!!`
`05:25.02`	`Cresl1n`	`:-)`
`05:25.04`	`Cresl1n`	`what's up?`
`05:25.22`	`drumkilla`	`sitting in the airport`
`05:25.22`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`Guaguasi, nope`
`05:25.44`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`drumkilla!!!!`
`05:25.50`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`wassup traveler?`
`05:25.55`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`or are you taxi?`
`05:25.55`	`drumkilla`	`not too much`
`05:25.59`	`drumkilla`	`sobering up a little bit`
`05:26.03`	`drumkilla`	`sitting in the vegas airport`
`05:26.56`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`vegas, nice`
`05:27.07`	`Guaguasi`	`that's not cool. I tried using areski's cc app, but i'm a little lost as to how to properly use it, might you or anyone else have experience with that one?`
`05:30.11`	`DA-MAN`	`does asterisk head eventually become asterisk stable, or are there two branches with merging from one to the ohter?`
`05:30.30`	`*** join/#asterisk Syncros (~sysop@noc.routermonkey.net)`
`05:30.41`	`DA-MAN`	`routermonkey`
`05:30.43`	`DA-MAN`	`awesome domain`
`05:31.36`	`drumkilla`	`head will eventually become the v1-2 branch`
`05:31.59`	`twisted`	`maybe I can get some v1-2 branch this coming weekend`
`05:32.01`	`Pete_Largo`	`~convert 80 gbp to usd`
`05:32.15`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`DA-MAN, and v1-2 will be feature stable like v1-0 is`
`05:32.39`	`twisted`	`MikeJ[Laptop], use the term 'feature frozen' - it's more applicable`
`05:33.02`	`*** part/#asterisk Cresl1n (~Cresl1n@user-24-236-124-147.knology.net)`
`05:33.04`	`bewest`	`heh`
`05:33.48`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`nice`
`05:34.01`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`ewwwwww`
`05:34.48`	`Pete_Largo`	`~help`
`05:34.54`	`Supaplex`	`~test`
`05:34.55`	`jbot`	`Test Passed!`
`05:35.03`	`Supaplex`	`wahou!`
`05:35.07`	`SarahEmm`	`~ostrich`
`05:35.09`	`Luke-Jr`	`How can I replace "/" with "-" in an extensions.conf variable?`
`05:35.18`	`Supaplex`	`well, unless it's a test for mad cow`
`05:35.39`	`*** join/#asterisk outtolunc (~me@adsl-69-110-52-142.dsl.pltn13.pacbell.net)`
`05:35.39`	`Supaplex`	`:%s/\//-/gc`
`05:35.52`	`Luke-Jr`	`Supaplex: what application does that?`
`05:36.01`	`*** join/#asterisk loud (~ariel@13.236.205.209.in-addr.arpa)`
`05:36.07`	`Supaplex`	`vim`
`05:36.10`	`Luke-Jr`	`...`
`05:36.23`	`Supaplex`	`or clones, like vi, gvim etc.`
`05:36.29`	`bewest`	`Supaplex, what's the c on the end do?`
`05:36.33`	`Supaplex`	`confirm`
`05:36.40`	`bewest`	`ah`
`05:37.04`	`Luke-Jr`	`${CHANNEL}, in particular`
`05:37.13`	`bewest`	`ed/sed does it...`
`05:37.18`	`Supaplex`	`asks y/n/etc/etc/q/a/ on every match. q= quit matching, a= all. y/n obvious. some others, don't recall ..`
`05:37.48`	`Luke-Jr`	`Supaplex: but it won't work in extensions.conf :/`
`05:38.05`	`Supaplex`	`and why not?`
`05:38.09`	`bewest`	`Luke-Jr wants to do regexp in the dialplan`
`05:38.15`	`bewest`	`not necessarily to the file`
`05:38.16`	`Luke-Jr`	`because extensions.conf isn't interpreted by vi`
`05:38.23`	`Supaplex`	`ohhh`
`05:38.44`	`Supaplex`	`my bad. :)`
`05:39.18`	`Corydon76-home`	`You could Cut() the variable`
`05:40.05`	`Supaplex`	`or you could do like I do, and hit the hey.`
`05:40.14`	`Supaplex`	`nite. :o)`
`05:40.22`	`Luke-Jr`	`will Cut do it?`
`05:40.25`	`Corydon76-home`	`Cut(first=CHANNEL,/,1) Cut(second=CHANNEL,/,2) SetVar(whatever=${first}-${second}`
`05:41.25`	`sivana`	`without qualify on, is a peer still become unreachable without the notification?`
`05:42.11`	`Luke-Jr`	`Corydon76-home: a bit... eww`
`05:42.27`	`Kizmet`	`can someone help.`
`05:42.47`	`Kizmet`	`Jun 29 15:41:17 WARNING[11563]: channel.c:2317 ast_channel_make_compatible: No path to translate from SIP/61261024613-6322(1) to IAX2/66.199.241.90:4569-2(2)`
`05:42.47`	`Kizmet`	`Jun 29 15:41:17 WARNING[11563]: channel.c:3142 ast_channel_bridge: Can't make SIP/61261024613-6322 and IAX2/66.199.241.90:4569-2 compatible`
`05:42.47`	`Kizmet`	`Jun 29 15:41:17 WARNING[11563]: res_features.c:1217 ast_bridge_call: Bridge failed on channels SIP/61261024613-6322 and IAX2/66.199.241.90:4569-2`
`05:43.05`	`sivana`	`Kizmet: what version`
`05:43.09`	`Kizmet`	`cvs head`
`05:43.13`	`Corydon76-home`	`Luke-Jr: that's about the only way to do it`
`05:43.20`	`sivana`	`Kizmet: as of when?`
`05:43.27`	`Kizmet`	`2 days ago.`
`05:43.35`	`sivana`	`del the tree and re-cvs`
`05:43.43`	`sivana`	`make and restart`
`05:43.45`	`count`	`anybody got any ideas about one-way audio problem?`
`05:44.00`	`Kizmet`	`count, usuallt a port problem.`
`05:44.05`	`Luke-Jr`	`Corydon76-home: sad`
`05:44.21`	`Corydon76-home`	`Luke-Jr: nah, I'm the guy who wrote Cut() ;-)`
`05:44.22`	`count`	`Kizmet: if the one-way switches based on who initiates the call?`
`05:44.38`	`sivana`	`Luke-Jr: they're building more scripting into the extensions`
`05:44.39`	`bewest`	`lol`
`05:45.25`	`bewest`	`count, make sure your rtp and sip ports are open`
`05:46.07`	`count`	`they are`
`05:46.16`	`count`	`the two phones work fine going to another server`
`05:46.28`	`count`	`the servers aren't behind NAT`
`05:46.56`	`sivana`	`hrm.. funny how people equate NAT = firewall`
`05:47.04`	`sivana`	`when NAT != firewall`
`05:47.26`	`count`	`they aren't behind a firewall either`
`05:47.28`	`count`	`yet`
`05:47.30`	`sivana`	`:)`
`05:47.32`	`count`	`I know the difference`
`05:47.36`	`count`	`I explain it to people all the time`
`05:47.42`	`sivana`	`not saying you don't`
`05:47.44`	`count`	`Both are wide out in the open`
`05:47.54`	`sivana`	`interesting how that's been correlated, that's all`
`05:48.00`	`count`	`heh`
`05:48.04`	`shido6`	`ZzzZZz`
`05:48.17`	`Luke-Jr`	`firewalls are pointless`
`05:48.26`	`Luke-Jr`	`and NAT is a dirty hack`
`05:48.26`	`Luke-Jr`	`=p`
`05:50.57`	`count`	`agreed`
`05:51.50`	`Kizmet`	`what would be the cvs command to get 1.8 ???`
`05:52.02`	`Luke-Jr`	`cvs up -r 1.8 maybe`
`05:52.33`	`Luke-Jr`	`tho you'll want an actual branch name`
`05:52.52`	`sivana`	`Kizmet: you can use HEAD... I use it`
`05:53.28`	`sivana`	`cvs -v1-0`
`05:54.12`	`Luke-Jr`	`if I SetVar in a macro, will the context calling the macro have access to it?`
`05:54.16`	`Qwell`	`-v1-0 != 1.0.8`
`05:54.41`	`sivana`	`-v1-0 is the update to date branch`
`05:54.47`	`sivana`	`up to date`
`05:54.54`	`sivana`	`cumulative`
`05:55.38`	`wunderkin`	`thats stable`
`05:55.43`	`sivana`	`why would you want a specific version of the so called "stable" branch when you'd want the cumulative`
`05:55.48`	`sivana`	`hehe`
`05:55.54`	`sivana`	`1.0.8 != stable`
`05:55.56`	`*** join/#asterisk darylp (~daryl@63-208-162-60.digitalrealm.net)`
`05:56.02`	`wunderkin`	`-v1-0 is stable`
`05:56.08`	`*** join/#asterisk Toi (~pleemans@d5152D12D.access.telenet.be)`
`05:56.10`	`sivana`	`define "stable"`
`05:56.12`	`sivana`	`:)`
`05:56.29`	`wunderkin`	`i cant really explain how they do it`
`05:56.31`	`SarahEmm`	`heh`
`05:56.32`	`darylp`	`Hi all. I have a general question, is this the place to ask it?`
`05:56.41`	`wunderkin`	`but you get head if you dont specify -v`
`05:56.43`	`SarahEmm`	`darylp: is it a general asterisk question`
`05:56.44`	`Qwell`	`darylp: if its about asterisk, maybe`
`05:56.45`	`sivana`	`darylp: sure, giver`
`05:56.48`	`darylp`	`yes`
`05:56.50`	`SarahEmm`	`darylp: or a general question about dairy farming?`
`05:56.54`	`SarahEmm`	`darylp: then yes :)`
`05:56.59`	`darylp`	`no, it's about sip phones and asterisk`
`05:57.01`	`count`	`I have a diary farming question...`
`05:57.03`	`count`	`:)`
`05:57.05`	`Qwell`	`count: shoot`
`05:57.11`	`count`	`Do cows like it`
`05:57.15`	`count`	`Is it`
`05:57.16`	`count`	`you know`
`05:57.17`	`count`	`sexual`
`05:57.18`	`count`	`for them`
`05:57.27`	`Qwell`	`is it for humans?`
`05:57.28`	`shido6`	`its weird`
`05:57.32`	`count`	`Yes`
`05:57.33`	`shido6`	`but I kinda wanna know that , too`
`05:57.41`	`darylp`	`I have a sip phone, and a working asterisk server behind a nat. I can dial in, out, everything works so far`
`05:57.42`	`shido6`	`do cows like it when u milk them?`
`05:57.46`	`sivana`	`lol`
`05:57.50`	`sivana`	`too much`
`05:57.56`	`Qwell`	`shido6: no, but bulls do`
`05:57.56`	`*** join/#asterisk Maglite_ (~Joel@CPE-144-132-119-233.vic.bigpond.net.au)`
`05:58.01`	`count`	`hahaha`
`05:58.03`	`darylp`	`I would like to take my phone to work and connect to the server at home`
`05:58.20`	`darylp`	`should I poke a hole in the nat box?`
`05:58.21`	`shido6`	`you have experience, eh, Qwell - I wondered what the hoof marks on your forehead were from`
`05:58.22`	`darylp`	`will this work`
`05:58.26`	`darylp`	`is there a better way`
`05:58.30`	`darylp`	`?`
`05:58.34`	`count`	`darylp: it can`
`05:59.04`	`Qwell`	`darylp: if your work firewall is anywhere near as restrictive as mine...no, it won't work`
`05:59.19`	`SarahEmm`	`you'll be sending unencrypted voice across the internet too`
`05:59.33`	`Guaguasi`	`can I just create the asterisk-sup file as per the site and run it? Or do I have to delete the current src directories then run it?`
`05:59.55`	`darylp`	`well, I'm not really worried about unencrypted voice`
`06:00.23`	`darylp`	`quell, what's the right way to make that work`
`06:00.52`	`Luke-Jr`	`SarahEmm: when doesn't VoIP do that?`
`06:01.08`	`SarahEmm`	`VPN tunnel would work, but may introduce delay`
`06:01.15`	`SarahEmm`	`Luke-Jr: when you run it over a VPN...`
`06:01.25`	`SarahEmm`	`or encrypt it another way, depending on the protocol and endpoints`
`06:01.45`	`Luke-Jr`	`SarahEmm: That defeats the purpose of the UDP...`
`06:01.48`	`count`	`just talk in code`
`06:02.01`	`Luke-Jr`	`count: LOL`
`06:02.05`	`count`	`ixnay on the ubliceakingspay`
`06:02.07`	`darylp`	`yeah, I'm not really worried about my dinner dates being tapped`
`06:02.20`	`Luke-Jr`	`PGP the convo :)`
`06:02.21`	`count`	`you could be intercepted by some hunk hax0r darylp !`
`06:02.26`	`sivana`	`darylp: ya, I've seen them, nothing to worry about`
`06:02.33`	`Luke-Jr`	`read the ASCII-armoured encrypted msg over the phoen`
`06:02.34`	`count`	`haha`
`06:02.56`	`sivana`	`heh`
`06:03.08`	`*** join/#asterisk \|Vulture\| (~V@76.233.204.68.cfl.res.rr.com)`
`06:03.21`	`outtolunc`	`well i (ate => fullness) { puke = 1 };`
`06:03.33`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Anyone here know if you can set the CID on a Sipura SPA-2000 without it registering to *`
`06:03.51`	`sivana`	`\|Vulture\|: excellent question`
`06:04.00`	`outtolunc`	`or is that <=`
`06:04.09`	`DA-MAN`	`outtolunc, another night of binge/purge eh?`
`06:04.12`	`\|Vulture\|`	`I want to register the Sipura box directly to VoicePulse Connect's SIP service for a temp. setup`
`06:04.16`	`\|Vulture\|`	`it worked, but no CID`
`06:04.28`	`outtolunc`	`naw, 'just another night' .`
`06:04.34`	`sivana`	`outtolunc: >= fullness (greater than or equal to)`
`06:04.56`	`outtolunc`	`sivana: guess`
`06:05.02`	`sivana`	`guess what`
`06:05.16`	`outtolunc`	`if i puked on YOUR shoes`
`06:05.22`	`sivana`	`heh`
`06:05.29`	`*** join/#asterisk Broesmeli (~broesme@195.65.2.68)`
`06:05.39`	`darylp`	`how do other people get penetrate nat?`
`06:05.42`	`outtolunc`	`ehe`
`06:05.48`	`darylp`	`oops`
`06:05.59`	`outtolunc`	`damn`
`06:06.01`	`sivana`	`darylp: nat is only 1 IP to a different IP.. what's the prob?`
`06:06.02`	`darylp`	`how do other people penetrate nat?`
`06:06.23`	`\|Vulture\|`	`haha he said penetrate`
`06:06.28`	`count`	`just stick it in`
`06:06.31`	`count`	`the 'hole'`
`06:06.32`	`count`	`you poke`
`06:06.43`	`count`	`I need to hit enter less times while typing`
`06:06.43`	`sivana`	`that's if she likes being called nat`
`06:06.43`	`\|Vulture\|`	`until you pop the packet...`
`06:06.45`	`SarahEmm`	`sivana: i'm assuming he means PAT...`
`06:06.47`	`outtolunc`	`as '`
`06:06.54`	`count`	`It's Paaaaaaat!`
`06:06.58`	`darylp`	`ok, brb...`
`06:07.18`	`sivana`	`what is PAT? :)`
`06:07.20`	`Luke-Jr`	`o.o`
`06:07.28`	`count`	`cisco term for many to one nat`
`06:07.30`	`SarahEmm`	`port address translation.. one IP on the outside, many IPs on the inside`
`06:07.39`	`SarahEmm`	`kitriches are ciscoheads.`
`06:07.42`	`outtolunc`	`er 'as network address translation is to one, is it to another, so you 'it' must gen the packet'`
`06:07.42`	`DA-MAN`	`SarahEmm, the shim on SNL? Did they ever figure out whether it was a man or woman`
`06:07.54`	`sivana`	`lol`
`06:07.57`	`\|Vulture\|`	`DA-MAN: ITS PAT!`
`06:08.00`	`Luke-Jr`	`http://pastebin.ca/16269 look good?`
`06:08.06`	`count`	`horrible`
`06:08.12`	`count`	`Oh, sorry.`
`06:08.51`	`Maglite_`	`Is it possible to connect a FXS port to a commercial PBX system's line port to integrate a 'voip' line?`
`06:08.57`	`\|Vulture\|`	`yea`
`06:08.57`	`shido6`	`yes Maglite_`
`06:09.01`	`outtolunc`	`you started it, you should be <G>`
`06:09.15`	`count`	`!`
`06:09.34`	`count`	`Is it possible to get stupid 2 way audio on more than one line with the polycom 501?`
`06:10.00`	`sivana`	`~pat`
`06:10.00`	`jbot`	`gives sivana a big pat on the back for a job well done!`
`06:10.05`	`sivana`	`heh`
`06:11.24`	`outtolunc`	`it took 3 attempts`
`06:11.38`	`outtolunc`	`(i've had it along ass time)`
`06:12.04`	`outtolunc`	`so`
`06:12.20`	`outtolunc`	`does your '!' add up?`
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`06:14.39`	`outtolunc`	`....`
`06:15.07`	`count`	`?`
`06:15.39`	`outtolunc`	`23:09] <count> !`
`06:15.50`	`count`	`Does it add up to what?`
`06:16.06`	`outtolunc`	`and you meant?`
`06:16.46`	`outtolunc`	`you obviously 'meant' to make a '!' statement, what was it`
`06:17.28`	`sivana`	`o i c.. up higher.. count typed !`
`06:17.47`	`*** part/#asterisk Maglite_ (~Joel@CPE-144-132-119-233.vic.bigpond.net.au)`
`06:17.51`	`sivana`	`was wondering how everyone went on crack all of a sudden`
`06:17.52`	`outtolunc`	`excuse me? may i have some?`
`06:18.39`	`count`	`no`
`06:18.52`	`count`	`I don't remember`
`06:18.56`	`count`	`that was 9 minutes ago now`
`06:19.07`	`count`	`I'm sorry`
`06:19.35`	`outtolunc`	`so am i, i never meant to cause issue with 'yourself'`
`06:19.51`	`outtolunc`	`afk`
`06:19.54`	`count`	`You did, and now I'm crying silently to myself`
`06:19.56`	`count`	`:(`
`06:26.02`	`outtolunc`	`now that is a 'crying shame' <G>`
`06:26.19`	`count`	`heh`
`06:26.48`	`sivana`	`anyone good with SQL.. you should see this stored proc`
`06:27.10`	`outtolunc`	`what stored proc...`
`06:27.40`	`count`	`The sivana is looking at`
`06:28.02`	`sivana`	`http://pastebin.ca/16271`
`06:28.13`	`sivana`	`this one of ours`
`06:28.24`	`outtolunc`	`i'm assuming that the 'stored proc' will also tell-tale what prog you are using and hopefully what the hell you want to do`
`06:29.04`	`sivana`	`it's a PostgreSQL database procedure`
`06:29.20`	`sivana`	`it's beautiful :)`
`06:30.14`	`outtolunc`	`yeah it is, but it would have been nice to know from the 'get go' it was postgres`
`06:30.27`	`sivana`	`heh`
`06:30.36`	`Guaguasi`	`what's it do exactly`
`06:30.43`	`sivana`	`as soon as I said stored proc, you thought of MySQL... lol`
`06:30.45`	`sivana`	`?`
`06:31.04`	`outtolunc`	`so how are you calling this function?`
`06:31.24`	`sivana`	`it's actually called every 30 mins by cron`
`06:32.00`	`outtolunc`	`no i didn't think anything till i looked, and maybe you should step back before you assume what 'i think'`
`06:32.00`	`sivana`	`it's part of a .sh file to calculate call costs every 30 mins (for post paid customers)`
`06:32.34`	`sivana`	`I meant my previous statement as a question :)`
`06:32.40`	`sivana`	`forgot the ? on the same line`
`06:34.39`	`outtolunc`	`seems you left some 'local' stuff behind`
`06:34.58`	`sivana`	`what do you mean`
`06:35.07`	`outtolunc`	`UPDATE tmp_Cust_CDR SET isocode = '1', dst = '705' \|\| dst, region = 'LOCAL', a = 1 WHERE len(dst) < 10;`
`06:35.31`	`outtolunc`	`oops, did i say that`
`06:35.37`	`sivana`	`:)`
`06:35.53`	`outtolunc`	`i think it is sweet`
`06:35.59`	`outtolunc`	`as a whole`
`06:36.32`	`sivana`	`ya, it's ok for version 1... I do see a flaw that you just pointed out because we have 1 prefix in a different area code that's local`
`06:36.46`	`sivana`	`and this script assumes all 7 digit local are in 705 a/c`
`06:36.57`	`outtolunc`	`i'm sure you have versions x y and z`
`06:37.09`	`sivana`	`true :)`
`06:37.37`	`outtolunc`	`just please, don't take my nick as meaning i'm a dwee b`
`06:37.47`	`sivana`	`no.. never`
`06:38.01`	`outtolunc`	`i was getting that feeling`
`06:38.09`	`sivana`	`naw`
`06:38.32`	`outtolunc`	`so, is there anything about you need help with?`
`06:38.54`	`sivana`	`not really :)`
`06:39.07`	`outtolunc`	`good`
`06:39.20`	`Guaguasi`	`there's something i need help with though ;P`
`06:39.33`	`sivana`	`I got rid of all my qualify lines and was curious to know if the peers still become unreachable but now I don't get notified`
`06:39.37`	`sivana`	`what's that`
`06:39.52`	`outtolunc`	`if you don't ask, you will never be helped`
`06:39.55`	`Guaguasi`	`actually... lol, nevermind... yet.`
`06:40.23`	`sivana`	`or if the peer only became unreachable because qualify is lame and didn't get an answer fast enough`
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`06:40.29`	`outtolunc`	`are you talking sip or iax?`
`06:40.32`	`\|Vulture\|`	`DUNDi rox my sox`
`06:40.34`	`sivana`	`both`
`06:40.35`	`outtolunc`	`hey heath`
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`06:40.43`	`heath__`	`sup`
`06:40.45`	`sivana`	`darylp: welcome back`
`06:40.51`	`Guaguasi`	`nm, i fixed it, the cvs head moves the asterisk.h file it seems`
`06:40.52`	`darylp`	`thanks`
`06:40.59`	`outtolunc`	`siv, it was the other guys Q`
`06:41.19`	`sivana`	`o..heh`
`06:41.21`	`Guaguasi`	`and that broke app_meetme2, is there a better way to do conferencing in asterisk?`
`06:41.23`	`darylp`	`well, as I expected, my phone registers, I get audio from asterisk->to phone, but no audio from phone->asterisk`
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`06:42.10`	`outtolunc`	`breaking app_meetme2 is harsh as it seems, but oh well <G>`
`06:42.33`	`outtolunc`	`that is the 'bleeding edge' <G>`
`06:43.04`	`outtolunc`	`if you really want me to look at it, tell me where it fails`
`06:43.41`	`Guaguasi`	`eh? i fixed it, it was including the asterisk.h file #include "../asterisk.h" but it's moved now, so I just corrected it.`
`06:44.12`	`Guaguasi`	`there's an awful lag though when using it though`
`06:44.31`	`sivana`	`alright.. I'm off to catch some ZZZzzz`
`06:44.31`	`outtolunc`	`oh, so you didn't notice that asterisk.h is now in asterisk/include and not asterisk/include/asterisk .. hmmm`
`06:44.38`	`Luke-Jr`	`Can someone please test iax2:guest@aa.dashjr.org ?`
`06:44.56`	`outtolunc`	`gee wally`
`06:45.53`	`outtolunc`	`i don't dev asterisk everyday, but i 'surely' noticed that`
`06:46.57`	`shido6`	`sounds good`
`06:46.58`	`outtolunc`	`and?`
`06:47.01`	`shido6`	`Luke-Jr`
`06:47.17`	`Luke-Jr`	`thanks`
`06:47.38`	`shido6`	`ahhh`
`06:47.40`	`shido6`	`hehe`
`06:48.02`	`Luke-Jr`	`20050629-064617_incoming_Guest IAX User_s_IAX2~guest@24.57.87.253:4569~3_1120027577.41.wav :)`
`06:48.10`	`Luke-Jr`	`nice detailed filename`
`06:48.12`	`shido6`	`oh great...`
`06:48.17`	`shido6`	`Ive been recorded`
`06:48.21`	`Luke-Jr`	`LOL`
`06:48.40`	`Luke-Jr`	`don't worry, no reason to keep it`
`06:48.52`	`Luke-Jr`	`testing my filename generation code mainly`
`06:48.55`	`count`	`except for future blackmail purposes`
`06:49.05`	`Luke-Jr`	`count: blackmail about "sounds good"? =p`
`06:49.15`	`count`	`That could be misconstrued in a court of law`
`06:49.30`	`Luke-Jr`	`the recording is illegal, thus couldn't be used in a court of law`
`06:49.45`	`Luke-Jr`	`at least if shido6 is in one of a few states`
`06:49.46`	`count`	`In the war on terrorism, the law knows no bounds!`
`06:50.06`	`Luke-Jr`	`then screw the law :)`
`06:50.42`	`Luke-Jr`	`shido6: there, deleted =p`
`06:51.52`	`sivana`	`hehe`
`06:53.19`	`shido6`	`its late overhere`
`06:53.21`	`shido6`	`im dead`
`06:53.25`	`shido6`	`ZzzzZZz`
`06:53.28`	`shido6`	`3 am`
`06:53.30`	`shido6`	`ish`
`06:53.32`	`sivana`	`same here`
`06:54.28`	`outtolunc`	`shido6, is that bubblishious on your shoe?`
`06:54.45`	`Luke-Jr`	`2 AM here`
`06:55.46`	`count`	`3am`
`06:55.51`	`count`	`the night is just getting going!`
`06:56.08`	`outtolunc`	`only 11:54pm here`
`06:56.20`	`count`	`wrong-coaster`
`06:56.27`	`Luke-Jr`	`is it worth setting up incoming guest SIP calls?`
`06:56.37`	`Luke-Jr`	`or are all ENUM-users going to handle IAX2?`
`06:57.09`	`*** join/#asterisk Zeeek (~icechat5@Zeeek.sustaining.supporter.pdpc)`
`07:00.08`	`\|Vulture\|`	`anyone here using DUNDi?`
`07:03.27`	`*** join/#asterisk pif (ldm@zenon.apartia.fr)`
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`07:08.38`	`sivana`	`boy, you'd think after the first shark attack people would stay out of the water for a day or so.... but noooooo`
`07:09.38`	`*** join/#asterisk jonas (jonas@jonas.probe-networks.host.freenode)`
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`07:09.44`	`\|Vulture\|`	`sivana: I know I am gunna be a shark victim, I am going to the beach this weekend`
`07:10.11`	`outtolunc`	`oh joy`
`07:10.38`	`\|Vulture\|`	`joy? where?`
`07:11.08`	`heath__`	`if it was u... nevermind`
`07:11.29`	`*** join/#asterisk Uther_P (~uther_p@66.180.120.82)`
`07:11.38`	`outtolunc`	`i wasn't talking about your stuff, but i could`
`07:12.19`	`outtolunc`	`where are you going to the beach at?`
`07:12.45`	`\|Vulture\|`	`daytona, fl`
`07:12.52`	`outtolunc`	`sweet`
`07:12.54`	`heath__`	`laters all`
`07:12.57`	`\|Vulture\|`	`later`
`07:13.11`	`outtolunc`	`and your fear of sharks comes from where?`
`07:13.26`	`Ahrimanes`	`ottowa?`
`07:13.39`	`\|Vulture\|`	`oh I am not afraid of sharks`
`07:13.53`	`\|Vulture\|`	`but I also don't go past the second breaking point`
`07:13.53`	`Ahrimanes`	`only of being eaten by them?`
`07:14.01`	`Luke-Jr`	`\|Vulture\|: nah; figure I don't have a chance for a peering agreement when I'm a single location =p`
`07:14.02`	`outtolunc`	`[00:09] <\|Vulture\|> sivana: I know I am gunna be a shark victim, I am going to the beach this weekend`
`07:14.25`	`outtolunc`	`surely sounds like fear to me`
`07:14.35`	`sivana`	`idiot.. fishing waist deep`
`07:14.45`	`\|Vulture\|`	`oh no I was joking with him cause he said ppl should learn their lesson`
`07:15.08`	`Luke-Jr`	`they should`
`07:15.12`	`Luke-Jr`	`keep away from all water`
`07:15.15`	`Luke-Jr`	`or sharks will get you`
`07:15.20`	`\|Vulture\|`	`lol`
`07:15.25`	`Luke-Jr`	`avoid the bottled water aile at walmart`
`07:15.25`	`outtolunc`	`i still don't understand, i'm missing the joke or an idiot`
`07:15.26`	`Luke-Jr`	`and stuff`
`07:15.43`	`Luke-Jr`	`and stay clear of sinks!`
`07:15.50`	`Luke-Jr`	`never know what will be in that water...`
`07:15.57`	`Ahrimanes`	`just drink beer`
`07:16.18`	`*** join/#asterisk scanna (~scannachi@81-174-16-211.f5.ngi.it)`
`07:16.35`	`outtolunc`	`sadly, if i'm an idiot i'd like to know, so i don't do anymore updates to asterisk`
`07:16.40`	`Zeeek`	`Beer?`
`07:16.55`	`sivana`	`huh`
`07:17.33`	`\|Vulture\|`	`hahah`
`07:17.37`	`Ahrimanes`	`Zeeek: wakes you up everytime, hehe`
`07:17.48`	`sivana`	`I was talking about the last attack, they were fishing waist deep an reeling in a fish when he was bit... what an idiot`
`07:18.06`	`\|Vulture\|`	`yea... note to self... don't chum where you swim`
`07:18.11`	`sivana`	`:)`
`07:18.28`	`Ahrimanes`	`wise words`
`07:19.25`	`outtolunc`	`obviously you guys are 'wading in the same waters' so i'll leave you to whatever you do`
`07:19.36`	`\|Vulture\|`	`hahaha`
`07:19.52`	`\|Vulture\|`	`outtolunc: join in all you need is some waterwings and a bag-O-chum`
`07:20.07`	`sivana`	`lol`
`07:20.19`	`Zeeek`	`actually, it's coffee time`
`07:20.23`	`outtolunc`	`if only i could 'grasp' what the hell you just said`
`07:20.26`	`\|Vulture\|`	`yea I am pretty glad I didn't leave out the h on chum`
`07:21.24`	`Ahrimanes`	`lol`
`07:23.34`	`outtolunc`	`oh look wally, there is a waste pocket of some scum.... er chum... gee bev, we shouldn't touch that`
`07:24.35`	`outtolunc`	`anyone else?`
`07:24.44`	`sivana`	`pass`
`07:24.48`	`outtolunc`	`k`
`07:25.16`	`*** join/#asterisk skiold (~userid@84-121-68-212.onocable.ono.com)`
`07:25.18`	`outtolunc`	`notes: normally i'm very helpfull`
`07:25.36`	`outtolunc`	`tonight, is another story, obviously`
`07:25.45`	`outtolunc`	`and for that, i'm sorry`
`07:26.02`	`outtolunc`	`with that, goodnight`
`07:26.07`	`sivana`	`'nite`
`07:26.14`	`outtolunc`	`take care`
`07:26.18`	`sivana`	`u 2`
`07:26.26`	`outtolunc`	`i will thank you`
`07:26.40`	`Ahrimanes`	`mm coffe`
`07:26.50`	`Zeeek`	`Nespresso`
`07:28.30`	`Zeeek`	`are there any Japanese persons on channel?`
`07:29.25`	`\|Vulture\|`	`hmm I don't get why my DUNDi isn't working... dundi lookup works... and dundi show peers works`
`07:29.28`	`\|Vulture\|`	`but I can't dial`
`07:29.49`	`Luke-Jr`	`who'd you peer with for dundi?`
`07:30.29`	`\|Vulture\|`	`my other servers`
`07:31.28`	`Luke-Jr`	`...`
`07:32.51`	`\|Vulture\|`	`what?`
`07:34.02`	`X-Rob`	`bleep`
`07:34.31`	`\|Vulture\|`	`bleep?!`
`07:37.02`	`Ahrimanes`	`so who's monitoring asterisk with nagios?`
`07:37.34`	`Ahrimanes`	`what exactly do you monitor?`
`07:37.44`	`Ahrimanes`	`channels etc?`
`07:38.10`	`\|Vulture\|`	`I monitor the PRI, uptime, IAX2, and Peers`
`07:38.21`	`\|Vulture\|`	`only alert on IAX2 and PRI down`
`07:40.55`	`Zeeek`	`anyone here on asterlink?`
`07:41.03`	`\|Vulture\|`	`I use asterlink`
`07:41.06`	`\|Vulture\|`	`hahaha`
`07:41.11`	`Zeeek`	`are you in the US?`
`07:41.13`	`\|Vulture\|`	`yes`
`07:41.37`	`Zeeek`	`I am in europe and for the lmast several days asterilink goes unreachable/reachable and 10 time a minute`
`07:41.51`	`Zeeek`	`I wondered if they changed something like server address?`
`07:42.26`	`\|Vulture\|`	`hmm not sure`
`07:42.34`	`Zeeek`	`could be routing problem on my end`
`07:45.51`	`Ahrimanes`	`\|Vulture\|: ok, am thinking how i can make a test call to make sure that everything is ok, not just if channels are down but check that it's possible to create a call`
`07:47.04`	`\|Vulture\|`	`hmm possibly`
`07:53.50`	`*** part/#asterisk Uther_P (~uther_p@66.180.120.82)`
`07:54.20`	`\|Vulture\|`	`hahahaha`
`07:54.38`	`\|Vulture\|`	`I forgot a $ on a ${EXTEN}`
`07:55.41`	`pwacemit`	`see if you used VIM with a SYNTAX HIGHLIGHT FILE you wouldnt make that mistake.`
`07:56.07`	`\|Vulture\|`	`instead I am gay and use pico... I know Ill wait for the insults to come`
`07:56.16`	`darylp`	`wow...pico...`
`07:56.25`	`X-Rob`	`Wow. You're gay. Wanna have bum-sex?`
`07:56.26`	`darylp`	`but it's good for a quickie now and then`
`07:56.38`	`\|Vulture\|`	`where do I get a syntax highlight file for *`
`07:56.45`	`\|Vulture\|`	`hahaha`
`07:56.55`	`\|Vulture\|`	`no I enjoy vaginal sex with rubber vaginas`
`07:57.08`	`X-Rob`	`that's not very gay`
`07:57.13`	`X-Rob`	`you haven't come out of the closet yet, have you.`
`07:57.16`	`pwacemit`	`pico?`
`07:57.17`	`pwacemit`	`what hte fuck`
`07:57.25`	`darylp`	`ok, I'm not finding squat for docs, I need just one good idea`
`07:57.35`	`\|Vulture\|`	`http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=vim+syntax+highlighting`
`07:57.58`	`X-Rob`	`darylp - Here's the good idea. Find somethign that lots of people want to buy, and sell it to them at a profit.`
`07:58.00`	`\|Vulture\|`	`X-Rob: nope I like the closet its warm and cozy`
`07:58.07`	`darylp`	`that's great rob`
`07:58.12`	`X-Rob`	`Damn straight.`
`07:58.19`	`\|Vulture\|`	`X-Rob: oh my god.. you should be a billionare`
`07:58.34`	`darylp`	`hmm...but I'm trying to do this without spending much money...I've already spent too much`
`07:58.44`	`X-Rob`	`Yeah. For someone reason I'm not though. Dunno why`
`07:58.47`	`X-Rob`	`maybe I need a better idea.`
`07:59.18`	`X-Rob`	`darylp - here's the thing. I don't knwo what you want to do, so I'm being a smartarse. Spell it out.`
`07:59.46`	`darylp`	`I need to connect one phone in public ip space to my asterisk box in a private ip space behind a nat`
`07:59.56`	`darylp`	`it doesn't work with ports open`
`08:00.22`	`darylp`	`how doother people do this?`
`08:00.47`	`darylp`	`I can't be the only guy with a wifi phone who just wants to be reached in a coffee shop`
`08:00.51`	`shido6`	`sip`
`08:00.52`	`shido6`	`h323`
`08:00.54`	`shido6`	`iax`
`08:00.59`	`darylp`	`sip phone`
`08:01.03`	`shido6`	`or mgcp`
`08:01.05`	`shido6`	`oh ok`
`08:01.07`	`darylp`	`if it were iax, I'd be done`
`08:01.13`	`darylp`	`cause iax works fine over nat`
`08:01.13`	`shido6`	`heh`
`08:01.27`	`darylp`	`who makes a portable wifi iax phone?`
`08:01.27`	`shido6`	`just 1`
`08:01.29`	`shido6`	`?`
`08:01.33`	`darylp`	`yep, just mine`
`08:01.38`	`shido6`	`what kind of phone?`
`08:01.42`	`darylp`	`xyxwl`
`08:01.47`	`darylp`	`zyxel`
`08:01.49`	`shido6`	`awa?`
`08:01.50`	`shido6`	`oh`
`08:01.51`	`shido6`	`ok`
`08:01.53`	`darylp`	`christ that's hard to type`
`08:02.07`	`shido6`	`so make a user and peer and nat=yes and sip reload :)`
`08:02.10`	`shido6`	`users have contexts`
`08:02.12`	`darylp`	`p2000w-v2`
`08:02.12`	`shido6`	`peers dont`
`08:02.20`	`pwacemit`	`omfg`
`08:02.24`	`pwacemit`	`why is that shit so fucking cheap`
`08:02.41`	`pwacemit`	`in this shitty place they sell a "voip adapter" which is just a ATA with SIP + 1 phone jack for $150`
`08:02.59`	`shido6`	`dood`
`08:03.11`	`shido6`	`i sell pap2na's for around 62 bucks`
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`08:03.42`	`pwacemit`	`obviously`
`08:03.48`	`tessier`	`asterisk should not have implemented its own SIP stack and used SER instead. All of this restreaming and acting like a b2bua and causing two call legs is a mess.`
`08:03.56`	`pwacemit`	`and wow that looks liek a 2port`
`08:04.03`	`pwacemit`	`does each port can do shit separately?`
`08:04.07`	`shido6`	`it is a two port`
`08:04.12`	`shido6`	`http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=61840&item=5785779429&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW`
`08:04.16`	`shido6`	`want one?`
`08:04.29`	`pwacemit`	`lol @ scambay`
`08:04.33`	`pwacemit`	`why do they need to be unlocked?`
`08:04.39`	`tessier`	`It's a shame we are all reinveinting the wheel on SER and keeping our codes/configs secret in the interest of business but I think in the long run it will all get out.`
`08:04.43`	`pwacemit`	`that looks pretty hot`
`08:04.46`	`shido6`	`the pap2nas I sell are unlocked`
`08:04.46`	`pwacemit`	`design-wise`
`08:04.49`	`darylp`	`ok, I'm not following, I have nat=yes turned on, but things still don't work properly`
`08:05.08`	`pwacemit`	`i dont understand why it needs to be unlocked`
`08:05.23`	`darylp`	`doh!\`
`08:05.26`	`shido6`	`the vonage pap2's are locked so u can only use them with vonage`
`08:05.31`	`darylp`	`brb`
`08:05.34`	`pwacemit`	`ah.`
`08:05.37`	`shido6`	`mine are unlocked so you can use them with any provider`
`08:05.47`	`\|Vulture\|`	`okay vim is my new best friend`
`08:06.00`	`pwacemit`	`htats a hot design`
`08:06.04`	`pwacemit`	`lemme get you the $150 shit we sell here`
`08:06.07`	`Zeeek`	`is vim easier to use than vi?`
`08:06.29`	`pwacemit`	`http://www.ntt-east.co.jp/ced/goods/voip/img/voip_m.jpg <<`
`08:06.31`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Zeeek: I followed http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=vim+syntax+highlighting and it highlights * stuff`
`08:07.21`	`Romik_`	`any body can advice me what is this: Jun 29 11:06:35 WARNING[22449]: app_dial.c:412 wait_for_answer: Unable to forward voice`
`08:07.22`	`Romik_`	`<PROTECTED>`
`08:07.38`	`pwacemit`	`hm never seen that.`
`08:07.59`	`tessier`	`Zeeek: vim is the same as vi for all practical purposes`
`08:08.01`	`shido6`	`ok back to sleep`
`08:08.09`	`Romik_`	`<PROTECTED>`
`08:08.09`	`Romik_`	`<PROTECTED>`
`08:08.09`	`Romik_`	`<PROTECTED>`
`08:08.09`	`Romik_`	`Jun 29 11:06:28 WARNING[22443]: app_dial.c:412 wait_for_answer: Unable to forward voice`
`08:08.09`	`Romik_`	`<PROTECTED>`
`08:08.11`	`Romik_`	`<PROTECTED>`
`08:08.47`	`\|Vulture\|`	`urg girls are so expensive`
`08:10.20`	`Zeeek`	`hmmmm well I still can never remember how to quit vi so I guess I'll forget it :)`
`08:11.28`	`\|Vulture\|`	`:q`
`08:11.56`	`\|Vulture\|`	`I think Ill just make a symbolic link from vim ti vi... less to type`
`08:12.15`	`\|Vulture\|`	`15min till IRC shutdown! :P`
`08:12.29`	`Zeeek`	`nano`
`08:12.35`	`X-Rob`	`or 'ZZ'`
`08:12.39`	`X-Rob`	`(to exit vi)`
`08:12.56`	`Zeeek`	`shit I really should learn vi, I've been avoiding it since 1988`
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`08:13.11`	`Zeeek`	`I liked emacs in those days`
`08:13.26`	`aminorex`	`emacs has a vi mode if you need it`
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`08:13.47`	`Zeeek`	`anyone have a really good cheat sheet URL for vi/vim?`
`08:13.59`	`pwacemit`	`type :help in vim`
`08:14.26`	`Zeeek`	`more basic even: quiting, switching modes... just the first stuff`
`08:14.40`	`Zeeek`	`:q!`
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`08:14.57`	`Zeeek`	`oh well, here goes, I can always kill the process...`
`08:15.00`	`X-Rob`	`switching mode is 'esc'`
`08:15.07`	`X-Rob`	`eg, the escape key`
`08:15.09`	`X-Rob`	`from insert to command mode`
`08:15.26`	`X-Rob`	`if you go 'esc esc esc esc esc esc :q!'`
`08:15.29`	`X-Rob`	`nothing ever break`
`08:15.30`	`X-Rob`	`s`
`08:15.30`	`X-Rob`	`8)`
`08:15.38`	`X-Rob`	`That's my usual 'ah fuck' command.`
`08:15.40`	`Zeeek`	`wait a sec my vim career is over.`
`08:15.42`	`X-Rob`	`bang on escape coz I'm pissed`
`08:16.03`	`Zeeek`	`vim: error while loading shared libraries: libXext.so.6: cannot open shared object file:`
`08:16.11`	`Zeeek`	`back to nano`
`08:16.16`	`tessier`	`huh?`
`08:16.18`	`X-Rob`	`why are you trying to load it in X mode?`
`08:16.24`	`X-Rob`	`type '`
`08:16.28`	`X-Rob`	`type 'unset DISPLAY'`
`08:16.32`	`Zeeek`	`never used it don't know`
`08:16.38`	`Zeeek`	`don't have X`
`08:16.44`	`X-Rob`	`type 'unset DISPLAY'`
`08:17.06`	`\|Vulture\|`	`hmm how do I turn off highlighting in vim after I did a search?`
`08:17.14`	`Zeeek`	`no diff, unset DISPLAY`
`08:17.15`	`X-Rob`	`There isn't a way.`
`08:17.24`	`X-Rob`	`just search for asdsf`
`08:17.26`	`X-Rob`	`eg '/asdfk'`
`08:17.36`	`X-Rob`	`it'll say 'not found' and turn off highlighting`
`08:17.46`	`X-Rob`	`I'm sure there _is_ a away, but it's just easier to search for somethign invalid 8)`
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`08:17.59`	`Zeeek`	`set`
`08:18.55`	`\|Vulture\|`	`ah much better`
`08:19.13`	`Zeeek`	`vim doesn't like me :(`
`08:19.27`	`X-Rob`	`Zeeek, are you using fedora?`
`08:19.30`	`Zeeek`	`maybe I can remake it`
`08:19.35`	`Zeeek`	`slackware 9.1`
`08:19.40`	`X-Rob`	`ooh.`
`08:19.50`	`X-Rob`	`that's unusual for _slackware_ to have a broken package.`
`08:20.01`	`Zeeek`	`not for me and my incompetence`
`08:20.14`	`Zeeek`	`ya see I had X installed and a bunch of window managers etc`
`08:20.28`	`\|Vulture\|`	`I do like the ctrl+ commands from pico though`
`08:20.29`	`Zeeek`	`then I realized that if I was gonna just do asterisk I may as well get rid of all that`
`08:20.49`	`Zeeek`	`pico doesn't have a way to go to the top or bottom of a file does it?`
`08:20.55`	`\|Vulture\|`	`yea`
`08:20.57`	`Zeeek`	`that's really all I miss`
`08:21.08`	`\|Vulture\|`	`ctrl+w+v/y`
`08:21.14`	`X-Rob`	`http://www.vim.org/download.php`
`08:21.42`	`X-Rob`	`Top of file '1G', bottom of file 'GG'`
`08:22.06`	`cochi`	`a.r.g.h`
`08:22.09`	`X-Rob`	`(in vi)`
`08:22.09`	`\|Vulture\|`	`hmm I think vim is gunna work for me`
`08:22.10`	`cochi`	`why did you say that`
`08:22.28`	`cochi`	`i've been using vim for like 6 years now and always used 98989999(cursor-up\|cursor-down) :\|`
`08:22.33`	`cochi`	`now i feel like an idiot`
`08:22.41`	`X-Rob`	`heh`
`08:22.47`	`cochi`	`next time i'll rtfm :\|`
`08:22.52`	`\|Vulture\|`	`GG/1G`
`08:22.55`	`\|Vulture\|`	`works well in vim`
`08:23.01`	`cochi`	`thanks, got it now ;)`
`08:23.04`	`X-Rob`	`What else do you want to know how to do?`
`08:23.10`	`X-Rob`	`(both of you 8)`
`08:23.16`	`cochi`	`hehe well.. nothing`
`08:23.27`	`\|Vulture\|`	`think I got it.. search/up/down... insert,del`
`08:23.30`	`X-Rob`	`'$' references 'end'`
`08:23.34`	`\|Vulture\|`	`is there a quick way to save and exit?`
`08:23.35`	`cochi`	`it's even worse. got some vim book + quickreference next to me g barely looked into ;)`
`08:23.41`	`X-Rob`	`Vulture - 'ZZ'`
`08:23.51`	`X-Rob`	`or :wq! in command mode`
`08:23.55`	`cochi`	`<esc>:wq! ;)`
`08:24.07`	`X-Rob`	`'ZZ' won't save a read-only file`
`08:24.17`	`Zeeek`	`ok I'll check out vim 6.3 doing a configure right now`
`08:24.18`	`X-Rob`	`while :wq! will save if it possibly can.`
`08:24.19`	`\|Vulture\|`	`ah what is the command to exit and not save`
`08:24.23`	`X-Rob`	`:q!`
`08:24.24`	`\|Vulture\|`	`not the :q!`
`08:24.28`	`\|Vulture\|`	`is there a quick key?`
`08:24.31`	`\|Vulture\|`	`like ZZ`
`08:24.33`	`Zeeek`	`under the suspicious eyes of my boss who wonders if I'm working`
`08:24.38`	`X-Rob`	`(looks at cochi?)`
`08:24.42`	`Zeeek`	`:qw!`
`08:24.46`	`cochi`	`"quick key" + "vim" = annihilation of the universe`
`08:24.49`	`Zeeek`	`:wq!`
`08:24.54`	`\|Vulture\|`	`ah okay`
`08:24.58`	`Zeeek`	`make`
`08:25.01`	`Zeeek`	`heh`
`08:25.39`	`X-Rob`	`Anyway, as I was saying, $ is end, ^ is beginning - this is where regexp ^asdasd$ comes from.`
`08:25.48`	`X-Rob`	`ooh`
`08:25.51`	`X-Rob`	`three machines going down.`
`08:26.16`	`\|Vulture\|`	`hahaha hot damn thank you mam`
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`08:26.52`	`X-Rob`	`am I on one that dies?`
`08:26.59`	`\|Vulture\|`	`its like playing russian rulette`
`08:27.06`	`X-Rob`	`so far so good 8)`
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`08:27.50`	`\|Vulture\|`	`hahaha`
`08:27.50`	`\|Vulture\|`	`winz`
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`08:29.40`	`X-Rob`	`Ooh. I'm back.`
`08:29.40`	`X-Rob`	`Well that was thrilling.`
`08:29.56`	`\|Vulture\|`	`yea fun fun`
`08:30.28`	`X-Rob`	`Um. You can do 'sed' style replacments too -- :s/foo/bar/`
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`08:30.43`	`\|Vulture\|`	`oh nice`
`08:30.45`	`X-Rob`	`you can do it over ranges of lines, too -- :1,50s/foo/bar/g`
`08:30.52`	`X-Rob`	`or over the entire file - :1,$s/foo/bar/g`
`08:31.00`	`\|Vulture\|`	`oh wow... yea thats a lot better than pico`
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`08:31.17`	`X-Rob`	`(/g meaning process the entire line, don't stop after the first match)`
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`08:31.35`	`X-Rob`	`s/foo/bar/ on 'foo foo black sheep' would result in 'bar foo black sheep'`
`08:31.39`	`X-Rob`	`while s/foo/bar/g would be 'bar bar black sheep'`
`08:33.53`	`shido6`	`err`
`08:34.15`	`shido6`	`...`
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`09:45.23`	`af_`	`hi to all`
`09:46.14`	`af_`	`if I call from a voip phone connected to * another ivr that requires pin# the # is consumed by * ... how could I let # go trough the aclled ivr?`
`09:46.18`	`af_`	`called, sorry`
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`09:48.10`	`strafbomber`	`hello`
`09:49.38`	`strafbomber`	`does asterisk support phone extensions?`
`10:29.41`	`festr_`	`hello`
`10:30.15`	`festr_`	`is it possible in new jitter implementation IAX2 set minimum ammount buffer in headroom?`
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`10:30.34`	`festr_`	`it was possible in stable, but in cvs there is no option for that`
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`10:34.58`	`Thumann`	`hi ppl`
`10:35.03`	`heka`	`anybody using res_php`
`10:35.04`	`heka`	`?`
`10:35.10`	`nine76`	`man,nickserv was being difficult`
`10:35.18`	`Thumann`	`ye`
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`10:36.42`	`nine76`	`anyone involved with * bugs here? regarding bug id 4343....`
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`10:38.06`	`Zeeek`	`so I got vim working`
`10:38.40`	`myshenka`	`good afternoon`
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`10:39.46`	`Thumann`	`humm.. when i dial my asterisk box.. it only sends in the last 2 digits.. instead of the last 3.. where do i change this?`
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`10:40.27`	`Zeeek`	`dial it on WHAT?`
`10:40.32`	`Thumann`	`like.. if i dial XXXXX741 to get extension 741.. asterisk only recieves 41`
`10:41.33`	`Zeeek`	`Thumann what are you dialing on?`
`10:42.04`	`Thumann`	`a normal phone from the outside world to the pri`
`10:42.12`	`RoyK`	`chan_pray is missing`
`10:43.01`	`Thumann`	`chan_pray?`
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`10:44.05`	`olivier_`	`<Thumann> some carrier send only the last digits on then numbers associeted with your E1/T1.`
`10:44.05`	`RoyK`	`Thumann: calling gods :)`
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`10:44.19`	`Thumann`	`;>`
`10:44.23`	`pressure_man`	`finally... nickserv is online again`
`10:44.31`	`Thumann`	`pressure_man: idd`
`10:44.39`	`olivier_`	`yep hard to log here today :)`
`10:44.54`	`RoyK`	`there should be a bot checking if nickserv is alive......`
`10:45.31`	`Zeeek`	`yeah the morning was lonely without nickserv`
`10:45.35`	`nine76`	`took em awhile to identify`
`10:45.47`	`pressure_man`	`question... is it better to use numerical sip entries, or text?`
`10:45.57`	`pressure_man`	`ie, [803] or [john]`
`10:46.01`	`Zeeek`	`depends on how you dial`
`10:46.13`	`Zeeek`	`from a phone YerMutha@sip.com is hard`
`10:46.22`	`Thumann`	`I asked in the #freenode chan.. it was down for maintenence`
`10:46.28`	`pressure_man`	`true, but how about using [john] with regextn=803`
`10:46.40`	`Zeeek`	`doesn't matter`
`10:46.56`	`Zeeek`	`I have phones with both kinds of names`
`10:46.56`	`pressure_man`	`then softphones etc can call 'sip/john', and deskphones can dial 803`
`10:47.25`	`pressure_man`	`ok, i played with the registercontext, and could see it registering in the dialplan, but couldn't figure out how to actually call the numerical extn it registered`
`10:47.25`	`Zeeek`	`you can also just add extensions exten => john,1?DIal(2000.....)`
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`10:48.21`	`pressure_man`	`i tried exten => _8XX,2,Dial(${EXTEN})`
`10:48.35`	`pressure_man`	`but asterisk said it couldn't create the sip channel`
`10:48.46`	`Zeeek`	`show application dial`
`10:48.59`	`Zeeek`	`Dial requires more than just a number`
`10:49.02`	`Thumann`	`RoyK: than chan_pray thing.. cant find anything about it`
`10:49.07`	`pressure_man`	`sorry, i mean Dial(SIP/${EXTEN})`
`10:49.16`	`Zeeek`	`RoyK has a warped sense of humor`
`10:49.35`	`Zeeek`	`is the phone registered?`
`10:49.37`	`olivier_`	`:p`
`10:49.48`	`Zeeek`	`and in a context reachable by the dialer?`
`10:50.07`	`pressure_man`	`yep, included the register context in default context`
`10:50.26`	`pressure_man`	`and the phone was registered`
`10:50.53`	`pressure_man`	`if i made it exten => _8XX,2,Dial(SIP/john) it worked`
`10:51.12`	`Zeeek`	`what d'you included the register context i the default context?`
`10:51.26`	`pressure_man`	`err, don't know exactly`
`10:51.29`	`Zeeek`	`the phone is registered in acontext [phone]`
`10:51.45`	`pressure_man`	`so, i should change the registercontext?`
`10:51.50`	`Thumann`	`if i dial XXXXX741(on the pri) to get extension 741.. asterisk only recieves 41, where do i configure how many digits it should read to get the extension?`
`10:51.50`	`Zeeek`	`that means it will be able to do whatever is in the [phone] context`
`10:52.19`	`pressure_man`	`this is a brand new installation, so everything is pretty much default`
`10:52.40`	`Zeeek`	`pressure_man name the context= in the phone user section`
`10:52.47`	`Zeeek`	`what is it called?`
`10:53.10`	`pressure_man`	`in sip.conf, under [general], context=default`
`10:53.38`	`pressure_man`	`i'm simply using the [xlite1] block that is included in the default sip.conf`
`10:53.56`	`Zeeek`	`what is the context in that xlite block?`
`10:54.05`	`pressure_man`	`there isn't one`
`10:54.14`	`Zeeek`	`ok so it's default`
`10:54.18`	`RoyK`	`~lart Thumann`
`10:54.27`	`Zeeek`	`that phone cann do anything in the default context in extensions`
`10:54.27`	`pressure_man`	`and regcontext=iaxregistrations`
`10:54.35`	`Thumann`	`RoyK: o.O`
`10:54.36`	`RoyK`	`is it possible yet to transfer variables over iax?`
`10:54.49`	`pressure_man`	`then in extensions.conf, under the default context, i included iaxregistrations`
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`10:55.03`	`FreezeS`	`hey`
`10:55.14`	`Zeeek`	`wtf is iaxregistrations? What is this @hole? or one of those ?`
`10:55.35`	`pressure_man`	`it's what was in the default sip.conf`
`10:55.43`	`FreezeS`	`I get this when loading chan_zap.so: undefined symbol: ast_retrieve_call_to_death`
`10:55.46`	`pressure_man`	`what should it be?`
`10:55.54`	`Zeeek`	`this is an AMP or asterisk@hole install?`
`10:56.01`	`pressure_man`	`nope, from debian sarge`
`10:56.17`	`pressure_man`	`1.0.7`
`10:56.18`	`Zeeek`	`THe defaults are from asterisk install?`
`10:56.24`	`pressure_man`	`i assume so`
`10:56.27`	`Zeeek`	`from samples I meant?`
`10:56.39`	`pressure_man`	`just the out of the box sip.conf that it installed`
`10:56.49`	`pressure_man`	`regcontext was commented out, but i'm playing with it now`
`10:57.04`	`pressure_man`	`is this a good way of doing this though?`
`10:57.20`	`Zeeek`	`I never heard of or used it. It doesn't grep anywhere in my conf`
`10:57.36`	`pressure_man`	`i mean, should i simply just numerical extensions?`
`10:57.40`	`olivier_`	`<Thumann> are you sure tour carrier send u 741 on your pri ?`
`10:57.52`	`Zeeek`	`point is, if a phone is registered and you can't reach it, there is something wrong in the dialplan`
`10:58.09`	`Zeeek`	`pressure_man you could, but it isn't mandatory`
`10:58.13`	`Zeeek`	`The dialplan is the heart of an Asterisk system, as it defines how Asterisk should handle calls.`
`10:58.13`	`Zeeek`	`http://www.asteriskdocs.org/modules/tinycontent/content/docbook/current_v1/docs-html_one/vm1.html#AEN650`
`10:58.30`	`pressure_man`	`ok, i'll try changing regcontext to 'local'`
`10:58.57`	`Zeeek`	`I wouldn't change stuff for no reason, I'd read up and figure out what yo're doing`
`10:59.01`	`FreezeS`	`can anybody help me with this ? chan_zap.so: undefined symbol: ast_retrieve_call_to_death`
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`11:00.13`	`cochi`	`brr`
`11:00.30`	`pressure_man`	`didn't like me changing it to local`
`11:00.40`	`pressure_man`	`i think regcontext has to be an as yet unnamed context`
`11:00.58`	`pressure_man`	`i get this with show dialplan:`
`11:01.00`	`pressure_man`	`[ Context 'iaxregistrations' created by 'SIP' ]`
`11:01.01`	`pressure_man`	`<PROTECTED>`
`11:01.09`	`hail04`	`stumped.....have an IVR setup with a message I recorded with asterisk greeting.gsm and it says that its not there when people call`
`11:01.32`	`pressure_man`	`the docs say to create a priority 2 instruction that calls the extension, using ${EXTEN}`
`11:01.57`	`pressure_man`	`trouble is, that tries to dial SIP/5000, which technically doesn't exist. SIP/xlite1 exists`
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`11:04.00`	`cochi`	`bumpy ride today`
`11:04.00`	`hail04`	`well that was fun`
`11:04.00`	`Thumann`	`lol`
`11:04.01`	`hail04`	`im feeling sick`
`11:04.01`	`pressure_man`	`yeah, i played around with asterisk last year.`
`11:04.01`	`cochi`	`don't like rollercoaster, eh ;)`
`11:04.02`	`hail04`	`heheh`
`11:04.02`	`pressure_man`	`i just haven't seen the registerextn command before`
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`11:04.20`	`pressure_man`	`i wondered whether it allowed a 'text' client to also have a numerical extension associated with it`
`11:04.37`	`timur`	`how can i change the FROM: header from asterisk?`
`11:04.50`	`timur`	`when sending MWI messages i get this header`
`11:04.56`	`pressure_man`	`you know, moving more towards a 'the person is the identity', rather than 'the phone is the identity'`
`11:04.57`	`timur`	`From: "asterisk" <sip:asterisk@192.168.x.1>;tag=as22c13a04`
`11:05.11`	`timur`	`how can i change this "asterisk"`
`11:05.33`	`Zeeek`	`pressure_man it really matters little because it is all wired up in the dialplan`
`11:06.26`	`pressure_man`	`so a typical office type setup would include multiple numeric 'friends' defined in sip.conf, and perhaps a patter match and a Dial(SIP/${EXTEN}) in extensions.conf?`
`11:07.18`	`Zeeek`	`yea probably defined in a macro for similar phones`
`11:07.34`	`Zeeek`	`google "asterisk macro-online"`
`11:07.48`	`pressure_man`	`cool... that's what i though.... i'm still just a bit curious about how this registerextn command works tho`
`11:08.10`	`pressure_man`	`i can't find much docs on it`
`11:09.05`	`Zeeek`	`ooops mcaro-oneline`
`11:09.08`	`Zeeek`	`OOOOPS`
`11:09.14`	`Zeeek`	`macro-oneline`
`11:09.26`	`timur`	`if i put a callfile into outgoing spool directory i can atleast change the first string "asterisk" but also i cant change this sip:asterisk`
`11:09.31`	`pressure_man`	`http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk+sip+regcontext`
`11:09.33`	`Zeeek`	`try this for example: http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-print.php?page=Asterisk+config+extensions.conf`
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`11:10.14`	`Zeeek`	`look for macro-oneline on thatpage`
`11:10.30`	`pressure_man`	`and http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=4445&nbn=4`
`11:11.02`	`Zeeek`	`ok I see what you are talking about now... I've never used it`
`11:11.28`	`Zeeek`	`note that it is NOT in STABLE`
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`11:11.43`	`Zeeek`	`so if you have 1.0.7 you won't have it`
`11:11.57`	`pressure_man`	`as i said, it registers, i can see it in the dialplan`
`11:12.25`	`PatrickDK`	`hmm, dialplan's don't register`
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`11:16.03`	`pressure_man`	`best i can get is this showing up in the dialplan:`
`11:16.04`	`pressure_man`	`[ Context 'sip-peers' created by 'pbx_config' ]`
`11:16.04`	`pressure_man`	`<PROTECTED>`
`11:16.04`	`pressure_man`	`<PROTECTED>`
`11:16.38`	`pressure_man`	`if i hard code line 2 to Dial(SIP/xlite1) it works`
`11:16.59`	`PatrickDK`	`that is cause 5000 is not the username you used, you used xlite1`
`11:17.05`	`pressure_man`	`so it's registering the extn, matching the extension when i dial 5000... just not interpreting the ${EXTEN} how i want`
`11:17.15`	`pressure_man`	`it's trying to dial SIP/5000 instead of SIP/xlite1`
`11:17.33`	`PatrickDK`	`${EXTEN} is what you dialed`
`11:17.43`	`PatrickDK`	`how would it know you wanted to dial xlite1 instead`
`11:18.00`	`pressure_man`	`check out kpfleming's comment(s) on this page then http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=4445&nbn=4`
`11:18.51`	`pwacemit`	`pressure_man: ha, what prints that?`
`11:18.53`	`Zeeek`	`pressure_man what does the phone definition in sip.conf look like?`
`11:19.43`	`pwacemit`	`??`
`11:19.48`	`pwacemit`	`answering TODAY would be nice`
`11:20.02`	`pressure_man`	`[xlite1]`
`11:20.02`	`pressure_man`	`type=friend`
`11:20.02`	`pressure_man`	`regexten=5000`
`11:20.02`	`pressure_man`	`username=xlite1`
`11:20.02`	`pressure_man`	`callerid="John" <5000>`
`11:20.03`	`pressure_man`	`host=dynamic`
`11:20.05`	`pressure_man`	`[xlite1]`
`11:20.07`	`pressure_man`	`type=friend`
`11:20.08`	`pwacemit`	`oh my.`
`11:20.09`	`pressure_man`	`regexten=5000`
`11:20.10`	`pwacemit`	`why do you have`
`11:20.11`	`pressure_man`	`username=xlite1`
`11:20.12`	`pwacemit`	`2`
`11:20.13`	`pressure_man`	`callerid="John" <5000>`
`11:20.14`	`pwacemit`	`entries`
`11:20.15`	`pressure_man`	`host=dynamic`
`11:20.17`	`pwacemit`	`with same info?`
`11:20.17`	`pressure_man`	`sorry, pasted twice`
`11:20.25`	`pressure_man`	`cos i accidentally pasted twice`
`11:20.27`	`pwacemit`	`death by paste`
`11:20.28`	`key2`	`pressure_man: FUCKING AA`
`11:20.30`	`pwacemit`	`what printed out that thing`
`11:20.36`	`pwacemit`	`pressure_man: [ Context 'sip-peers' created by 'pbx_config' ]`
`11:20.39`	`key2`	`pressure_man: CAN'T YOU PAST BIN LIKE EVERYBODY ?`
`11:20.41`	`pwacemit`	`how did you get that list?`
`11:20.45`	`pwacemit`	`key2: shut up`
`11:20.45`	`pressure_man`	`show dialplan`
`11:20.48`	`pwacemit`	`hm`
`11:20.49`	`pwacemit`	`checking`
`11:20.58`	`Zeeek`	`pressure_man chanhe xlite1 to 5000 and it should work the way you expect`
`11:20.59`	`pwacemit`	`omfg`
`11:20.59`	`pwacemit`	`thats hot`
`11:21.15`	`pressure_man`	`which xlite, the username or the [bit]`
`11:21.17`	`pwacemit`	`indeed, in sip.conf the context name is the SIP/FOO`
`11:21.21`	`hail04`	`people cant get an IVR message when they dial in even though I have some in /var/lib/asterisk/sounds and the one that corresponds as greeting in greeting.gsm and greeting. The error that comes up is "file.c:475 ast_streamopen: File greeting does not exist =and= file.c:779 ast_streamfile: Unable to open greeting (format ilbc): No such file or directory`
`11:21.21`	`pwacemit`	`the []`
`11:21.27`	`Zeeek`	`[xlite1] --> [5000]`
`11:21.28`	`pwacemit`	`[5000]`
`11:21.37`	`Zeeek`	`Lots of help today :)`
`11:21.44`	`pwacemit`	`man show dialplan looks fucking sexy.`
`11:21.47`	`pwacemit`	`never knew that existed.`
`11:22.00`	`pressure_man`	`then i probably won't need the regexten=5000 will i?`
`11:22.08`	`pwacemit`	`you sitll do but for a differnt purpose`
`11:22.18`	`pwacemit`	`thats for setting up generic autoreg extensions for a bunch of phones`
`11:22.20`	`pwacemit`	`of course you can always do`
`11:22.30`	`pwacemit`	`something like exten => _5XXX,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN})`
`11:22.33`	`pwacemit`	`which is i think waht you want`
`11:22.42`	`pwacemit`	`er that syntax is wrong but you get the idea.`
`11:22.48`	`key2`	`Someone knows why my asterisk blocks all the high frequency sounds ?? is there any voice filter in asterisk ?`
`11:22.57`	`pwacemit`	`key2: yes, its called sampling rate of 8khz`
`11:23.00`	`pressure_man`	`i'm just a bit confused over whether i should be using numeric sip peers or text`
`11:23.05`	`pwacemit`	`with cutoff frequency at half that`
`11:23.09`	`thieums`	`somebody here is using a digium PRI card (mono or quadri) ?`
`11:23.16`	`key2`	`pwacemit: and how do I disable that ?`
`11:23.19`	`pwacemit`	`you dont`
`11:23.24`	`Zeeek`	`pwacemit cut down on the coke :)`
`11:23.29`	`pwacemit`	`your telephone doesnt transmit high frequency sounds either.`
`11:23.36`	`hail04`	`lol`
`11:23.53`	`pwacemit`	`Zeeek: you have a problem with what I said?`
`11:24.29`	`key2`	`pwacemit: well I have a pb, when I call from an analog phone plugged to my PBX that is linked to asterisk, then it cuts all the high frequency so you only hear half, but if I call my analog phone from outside, then everything is fine`
`11:24.32`	`key2`	`do you have an idea ?`
`11:24.53`	`pressure_man`	`ok, seems to be working.`
`11:24.55`	`pwacemit`	`key2: everything in asterisk is sampled at 8khz`
`11:25.02`	`pressure_man`	`dial 5000 and i get the phone rings`
`11:25.11`	`pwacemit`	`key2: if you're using some compression like gsm or g729 or whatever, you get even less frequency response.`
`11:25.26`	`pressure_man`	`show dialplan still shows`
`11:25.27`	`pressure_man`	`[ Context 'sip-peers' created by 'pbx_config' ]`
`11:25.27`	`pressure_man`	`<PROTECTED>`
`11:25.27`	`pressure_man`	`<PROTECTED>`
`11:25.29`	`hail04`	`hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm`
`11:25.41`	`pwacemit`	`thats fine`
`11:25.47`	`pressure_man`	`so i assume it is actually executing the second line there to make the call`
`11:25.56`	`pwacemit`	`yes`
`11:25.59`	`pwacemit`	`if that phone exists`
`11:25.59`	`key2`	`pwacemit: am I using something else that ALAW when i call using a E1 ?`
`11:26.11`	`pwacemit`	`nope, thats waht you're using`
`11:26.16`	`pwacemit`	`or ulaw perhaps`
`11:26.18`	`pwacemit`	`but whatever, its uncompressed.`
`11:26.24`	`key2`	`ok`
`11:26.30`	`pressure_man`	`but this could just as easily be done with a simple exten => _5XXX,1,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN}) - right?`
`11:26.32`	`pwacemit`	`8000hz, 16bit.`
`11:26.52`	`pwacemit`	`pressure_man: yes.`
`11:26.59`	`pressure_man`	`so i don't really see the point of his regexten command.`
`11:27.14`	`key2`	`pwacemit: so is there any way to explain why when I call from inside to outside with an analog phone, the other one can't hear me but I hear him well, but when the other one calls me, then everything works fine for both`
`11:27.17`	`pwacemit`	`i dont either, i tried it and it didnt seem to make a lot of sense, so i just got rid of it.`
`11:27.18`	`pressure_man`	`i mean, i can no longer call SIP/xlite1, because it now registers as SIP/5000`
`11:27.41`	`pwacemit`	`key2: what does that have to do with high frequency? your voice pitch is > 4000hz?`
`11:27.48`	`hail04`	`people cant get an IVR message when they dial in even though I have some in /var/lib/asterisk/sounds and the one that corresponds as greeting in greeting.gsm and greeting. The error that comes up is "file.c:475 ast_streamopen: File greeting does not exist =and= file.c:779 ast_streamfile: Unable to open greeting (format ilbc): No such file or directory`
`11:27.52`	`pressure_man`	`in fact, apart from softphone users, i fail to see the point of alphanumerical SIP extensions at all`
`11:28.06`	`pwacemit`	`hail04: whats the filename`
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`11:28.14`	`pwacemit`	`its looking for greeting.ilbc`
`11:28.17`	`pwacemit`	`not greeting.gsm`
`11:28.22`	`key2`	`pwacemit: because if I speak with a low frequency, then some of it pass through but if I speak with a high frequency then it cuts everything`
`11:28.35`	`key2`	`pwacemit: and If I call a gsm, it works fine too`
`11:28.38`	`hail04`	`ilbc in .ilbc`
`11:28.41`	`hail04`	`is it`
`11:28.48`	`key2`	`?`
`11:28.50`	`hail04`	`how come it records to a .gsm tho?`
`11:29.26`	`pwacemit`	`hail04: the caller uses ilbc`
`11:29.33`	`pwacemit`	`so it wants to play that format first`
`11:29.35`	`pwacemit`	`to avoid conversion`
`11:29.53`	`key2`	`pwacemit: so you have no idea ?`
`11:30.41`	`pressure_man`	`hmm, the version of asterisk i'm using from debian was packaged in march`
`11:30.48`	`hail04`	`pwacemit: so the situation I have here is I have a file recorded in gsm that I want to play on this IVR...do I need to convert it to run ilbc or something`
`11:30.58`	`pressure_man`	`maybe this regexten command is incomplete in that build`
`11:31.00`	`hail04`	`im not sure on all these formats for voip`
`11:32.12`	`pwacemit`	`hail04: i duno why its not converting from ilbc once it finds there is no such format`
`11:32.20`	`pwacemit`	`which IVR is this? just some extensions using Playback?`
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`11:33.10`	`hail04`	`background(greeting)`
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`11:36.53`	`RoyK`	`~nickometer hail04`
`11:37.07`	`pigpen`	`Hi all...I tried out amp...after a bit of database corruption I am going back to old faithful (vim)`
`11:37.11`	`Thumann`	`~nickometer RoyK`
`11:37.16`	`Thumann`	`crap`
`11:37.25`	`Thumann`	`~nickometer Thumann`
`11:37.28`	`hail04`	`what a pointless bot`
`11:37.29`	`Thumann`	`:D`
`11:37.56`	`FreezeS`	`~nickometer FreezeS`
`11:38.06`	`pigpen`	`I like some of the config it created. I am seeing a context that is called exten-vm, but the only place I see it "is" is via a Setvar(FROMCONTEXT-exten-vm)`
`11:38.10`	`FreezeS`	`~nickometer SweetAngel18`
`11:38.14`	`pigpen`	`is the above creating an alias?`
`11:38.15`	`FreezeS`	`:))`
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`11:39.06`	`FreezeS`	`~nickometer UberHax0r`
`11:39.56`	`RoyK`	`~nickometer ys1797`
`11:40.31`	`pressure_man`	`anybody know of any substantial progress towards outlook integration?`
`11:40.43`	`pigpen`	`with....`
`11:40.53`	`pressure_man`	`with asterisk`
`11:41.09`	`pigpen`	`in what manner?`
`11:41.21`	`djin`	`do Agents have to numbers, or are names possible as well?`
`11:41.42`	`pressure_man`	`similar to cisco call manager outlook integration`
`11:42.04`	`key2`	`pressure_man: outlook integration of what?`
`11:42.06`	`pigpen`	`well cisco call manager dumps the voicemail directly to exchange right?`
`11:42.13`	`pressure_man`	`incoming calls highlight a person's name in outlook`
`11:42.24`	`ManxPower`	`pressure_man, No.`
`11:42.29`	`pressure_man`	`user can make calls by selecting a user from their address book`
`11:42.31`	`pigpen`	`have * dump the messages out to an email, have the oulook client access the mailbox via imap`
`11:42.44`	`pigpen`	`ah...I see what you are going for...`
`11:42.49`	`pressure_man`	`it's about more than just voicemail`
`11:43.02`	`pigpen`	`yeah...I forgot cisco did that..`
`11:43.23`	`pressure_man`	`it would make more sense simply to make this a floating windows app, perhaps using LDAP backend, rather than something outlook-specific`
`11:43.42`	`pigpen`	`yeah..like a mini flash operator panel`
`11:44.03`	`pressure_man`	`if that could send a manager API command to the asterisk box to set up the call when a user was selected from an LDAP address book`
`11:44.21`	`Guaguasi`	`~nickometer Guaguasi`
`11:44.27`	`Guaguasi`	`:D`
`11:44.53`	`pressure_man`	`is the flash operator panel open source?`
`11:45.02`	`pigpen`	`sure.`
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`11:45.27`	`pressure_man`	`cool. i'm interested in how they do stuff like presence awareness`
`11:45.29`	`pigpen`	`from what I have read (I haven't set it up yet) it can place calls, etc..`
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`11:45.34`	`djin`	`pressure_man, the Flash part isn't`
`11:45.40`	`pressure_man`	`oh..`
`11:45.42`	`pressure_man`	`bummer`
`11:46.00`	`key2`	`Is it possible to monitor the zaptel ? to see what's wrong with the connection to the PBX it's connected to ?`
`11:46.10`	`djin`	`I think the price is a Powerbook + Macromedia Software`
`11:46.48`	`pressure_man`	`hmm, looks like it uses a perl daemon on the server`
`11:49.30`	`pressure_man`	`is it possible to implement an 'away from desk' feature?`
`11:49.53`	`pressure_man`	`ie, user is going out for lunch, so dials an extension before they leave that sets their phone in 'away' mode`
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`11:50.53`	`festr_`	`anyone here have tryed new ooh323 channel driver?`
`11:52.34`	`pigpen`	`pressure_man, my polycom has a "MyStatus" button.`
`11:52.53`	`pigpen`	`Online, busy, Be right back, away`
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`11:53.35`	`pressure_man`	`will that prevent the phone from ringing (and divert straight to voicemail) if you're unavailable?`
`11:54.01`	`key2`	`someone here has already tryed tu use asterisk with an Ericsson pbx ???`
`11:54.10`	`pressure_man`	`or maybe divert to a mobile phone`
`11:54.11`	`pigpen`	`You know..I never use it...but I am pretty sure that is the case.`
`11:54.34`	`pigpen`	`divert you do a call forward, either from the phone or an asterisk prompt.`
`11:54.47`	`pressure_man`	`ok.. i'll dig a bit more. it'd be nice to find a way to do it from any phone (such as dialling xyz) to set an extension in 'away' mode`
`11:54.47`	`pigpen`	`ie, pick up the phone, type like *72`
`11:54.56`	`pressure_man`	`yeah, that kind of thing`
`11:55.16`	`pigpen`	`I am sure it is possible, but it is very easy to just hit a button and walk away`
`11:55.17`	`pressure_man`	`but that essentially has to change the * dialplan, doesn't it?`
`11:55.41`	`ManxPower`	`Zap channels support is. For any other channel you'll have to build the feature into the dialplan`
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`11:56.00`	`pressure_man`	`or does it work by setting temporary keys in the * db?`
`11:56.01`	`pigpen`	`ManxPower is awake!`
`11:56.35`	`pressure_man`	`i just know that in a cubicle farm, it's nicer for the phone not to ring if a person is out to lunch`
`11:57.06`	`pressure_man`	`30-odd phones ringing during lunch break is NOT VERY TRANQUIL`
`11:58.05`	`pigpen`	`yeah...there is a ton of options. It is all about you and your capabilities to create a good dialplan.`
`11:58.11`	`ManxPower`	`pigpen, I am alive. I am not awake.`
`11:58.27`	`pigpen`	`I hear you...I need a second cup`
`11:59.02`	`pressure_man`	`aiight. i'll be back another time with more questions no doubt. thanks for the help guys!`
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`12:06.30`	`Zeeek`	`coffee time here`
`12:06.39`	`Zeeek`	`espresse roma`
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`12:12.54`	`ManxPower`	`Yay! I go home in a little while`
`12:13.37`	`Zeeek`	`ManxPower you're not still in Eu?`
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`12:14.54`	`ManxPower`	`Zeeek, New Orleans`
`12:15.40`	`ManxPower`	`Yay! I'm down to only 50 trouble tickets assigned to me`
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`12:21.07`	`Cadu20`	`Morning...`
`12:21.41`	`johnm`	`ManxPower: any chance that you are from the isle of man?`
`12:21.46`	`Cadu20`	`Does anyone knows a mirror to Areisk CDR GUI?... Areski.net is down for a couple of days now...`
`12:21.53`	`Zeeek`	`tell them to reinstall WIndows 95`
`12:22.23`	`djin`	`Areski.net is up from here :?`
`12:23.10`	`Cadu20`	`Damn...`
`12:23.20`	`Cadu20`	`Its down for me and some friends...`
`12:23.24`	`Cadu20`	`We�re in Brazil.`
`12:23.25`	`ManxPower`	`johnm, none`
`12:23.30`	`Cadu20`	`Can you download last version and e-mail me?`
`12:23.37`	`djin`	`sure`
`12:23.44`	`Cadu20`	`Ah thanks a lot!`
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`12:26.18`	`djin`	`Cadu20, np`
`12:28.06`	`johnm`	`ManxPower: ah, OK. jsut that if you are Manx you are from the isle of man.`
`12:28.33`	`timur`	`how can i change the FROM: header from asterisk?`
`12:28.40`	`timur`	`when sending MWI messages i get this header`
`12:28.48`	`timur`	`From: "asterisk" <sip:asterisk@192.168.x.1>;tag=as22c13a04`
`12:28.53`	`timur`	`how can i change this "asterisk"`
`12:29.47`	`ManxPower`	`johnm, Actually I'm a play on words`
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`12:32.13`	`astoria`	`Howdy. Can someone explain the syntax that is supposed to be used with the 'hint' priority!? I think I'm missing something here.`
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`12:43.20`	`newl`	`timur: serveremail perhaps in voicemail.conf`
`12:44.04`	`ManxPower`	`timur, Set the callerid`
`12:44.51`	`SrFr`	`Can anyone tell me: I have set up unixODBC, set cdr_manager.conf to enabled=yes, and set dsn= in cdr_odbc.conf, but still it is only logging to /var/log/cdr_csv/Master.cvs`
`12:45.19`	`gst`	`is it possible to configure asterisk in a way to answer calls on an incoming PRI interface as soon as the incoming caller-id is distinct? it seems that asterisk is waiting on a timeout on incoming calls. i found http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk+Extension+Matching - but it somehow doesn't answer my question :/`
`12:45.20`	`SrFr`	`nothing happens at the CDR side`
`12:47.33`	`ManxPower`	`gst, Issue an Answer/.`
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`12:49.25`	`ManxPower`	`gst, If asterisk is waiting for a timeout, thenit's not getting CLID info`
`12:49.50`	`gst`	`ManxPower: asterisk doesn't even lookup the extension until the timeout. originally i had the following configuration in my extensions.conf: exten => _X.,1,Dial(SIP/{EXTEN}@domain.tld)`
`12:50.07`	`gst`	`i replaced it with a realtimeconfig now where each number is listed individually`
`12:50.16`	`gst`	`but the lookup doesn't take place before the timeout`
`12:51.37`	`gst`	`with calls from mobile phones where blocked dialing is used it works fine`
`12:51.52`	`gst`	`but when calling from an analog line it doesn't`
`12:52.10`	`ManxPower`	`gst, I have never seen this problem and I manage 3 diffferent PRIs`
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`12:54.27`	`gst`	`ManxPower: it's just a 3 second timeout - so it isn't such a big problem. but the timeout is nevertheless noticeable for the caller :/`
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`13:06.14`	`Tenkawa`	`Any of you running asterisk against a broadband phone connection?`
`13:07.19`	`Katty`	`mew.`
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`13:10.17`	`orpheus`	`Tenkawa: I'm... trying to`
`13:10.52`	`orpheus`	`meow what did you do that for?`
`13:10.53`	`Katty`	`Zeeek: soy milk, plskthxbi`
`13:10.54`	`Zeeek`	`yeah he spit it out at breakfast`
`13:11.09`	`orpheus`	`do you know how fast you were going just meow?`
`13:11.10`	`Tenkawa`	`orpheus: having troubles?`
`13:11.33`	`orpheus`	`tenkawa: works pretty well, just getting everything set up internally`
`13:11.34`	`Zeeek`	`the doppler effect made in into mew`
`13:12.08`	`orpheus`	`still have to see how it sounds on the other end of the connection...`
`13:12.17`	`Tenkawa`	`orpheus: ahhh.. which provider?`
`13:12.46`	`Zeeek`	`welcome to the asterisk test extension! "Hello" "Hello?" "Hi" Hello, can you hear me?" Hello?"`
`13:13.09`	`hail04`	`be nice if I could get the hang of the ivr shizzle`
`13:13.18`	`Zeeek`	`"please press 1 to..." "Hello?"`
`13:13.21`	`orpheus`	`currently trying out teliax`
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`13:13.35`	`Tenkawa`	`does asterisk have a dial by name directory module?`
`13:13.48`	`Zeeek`	`"welcome to the directory"`
`13:13.49`	`orpheus`	`yeah`
`13:13.58`	`orpheus`	`zeeek: "hello"`
`13:13.59`	`Tenkawa`	`orpheus: ahh. do you have to use any of their equipment or is asterisk handling all of the signalling/connectivity?`
`13:14.06`	`orpheus`	`not at all`
`13:14.17`	`Tenkawa`	`nice`
`13:14.26`	`Tenkawa`	`I'm pondering testing out vonage for a while as a second line`
`13:14.26`	`hail04`	`any of you guys know about ilbc codec's not playing ivr's n stuff`
`13:14.30`	`orpheus`	`they even tell you how to set up the asterisk box to the point of calling`
`13:14.34`	`Tenkawa`	`nice`
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`13:14.45`	`Zeeek`	`hail04 there was a Grandstream Budgetone issue like that`
`13:15.07`	`Zeeek`	`only with one codec did it not work and I think that was iLBC`
`13:15.54`	`hail04`	`would I have to change to another codec perhaps?`
`13:16.03`	`Zeeek`	`Tenkawa show application directory`
`13:16.14`	`Zeeek`	`hail04 try it and see if that's the problem�`
`13:16.45`	`pwacemit`	`-!- interacti [~inty@interacti.fansubbing.org]`
`13:16.57`	`pwacemit`	`wtf @ paste. ignore.`
`13:17.24`	`Zeeek`	`\/`
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`13:18.10`	`Tenkawa`	`anyone got asterisk set up to route between a phone and fax on same incoming line?`
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`13:18.51`	`hail04`	`ok so I change it to allow only GSM in iax.conf and sip.conf and now it rejects my call`
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`13:19.24`	`pwacemit`	`hail04: still messing with IVR?`
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`13:20.54`	`Katty`	`Ariel_: mew`
`13:21.11`	`Ariel_`	`Katty, morning and here is a big hug.`
`13:21.18`	`Ariel_`	`Morning everyone`
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`13:21.48`	`SpaceBass`	`morning`
`13:22.02`	`SpaceBass`	`do sip extensions send DID info?`
`13:22.21`	`hail04`	`pwacemit : yes because I cant seem to work it out myself, I cant find anything much via google and well forums and chat are not getting anywhere user wise are they now`
`13:22.23`	`SpaceBass`	`in otherwords can I route internally based on the extension that called or do I have to put it in a different context?`
`13:22.40`	`Katty`	`Ariel_: thx`
`13:23.08`	`robl^`	`SpaceBass, yes. they send DID`
`13:23.22`	`pwacemit`	`hail04: weird. i'm almost certain it should aut-convert the message to whatever format phone wants it in. who calls the IVR? sip phones? or analog/T1/etc?`
`13:23.31`	`SpaceBass`	`robl^ so I can do something like exten => 200,1,xxxxx ?`
`13:24.10`	`hail04`	`I have been calling the IVR service using a 1800 gateway`
`13:24.39`	`robl^`	`SpaceBass, you should be able too. as long as its the "landing context" for you sip calls. I have all external SIP calls going to one context and then route on the DID`
`13:25.15`	`SpaceBass`	`gotcha`
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`13:25.49`	`SpaceBass`	`one more question ... can I match both DID and dial patter at the same time? say extension 200 calls 5551212`
`13:27.05`	`robl^`	`SpaceBass, I don't quite understand what you are trying to do there`
`13:27.58`	`SpaceBass`	`robl^ got one extension, 5005, that I want to always use zap/2 if a number in the 404 area code is used`
`13:28.10`	`Ariel_`	`SpaceBass, if you write a macro to do that yes. Remember that any thing you can get from the call you can test via the NoOp(${CALLERIDNUM}) or (${EXTEN})`
`13:28.14`	`SpaceBass`	`actually, I'd be ok with it always using zap/2 unless otherwise specified`
`13:28.19`	`robl^`	`SpaceBass, ohh.. you mean if someone calls one number you want that extension to call another number in your dialplan?`
`13:28.39`	`SpaceBass`	`Ariel_ that might be the way to go... I'll test around and see what the output is`
`13:28.46`	`Katty`	`Jun 28 20:45:22 NOTICE[15033]: chan_iax2.c:4921 register_verify: No registration for peer '2000' (from 63.153.12.21) :<`
`13:29.05`	`SpaceBass`	`robl^ no, talking about strickly outgoing calls... but I think I understand what I need to do now`
`13:29.11`	`Katty`	`i've insaned!`
`13:29.31`	`robl^`	`SpaceBass, ahh. I thought you were still talking about inbound. I need more coffee :)`
`13:29.44`	`Ariel_`	`Katty, it means it can't find a route to that location.`
`13:30.03`	`Katty`	`Ariel_: i know (=`
`13:30.34`	`robl^`	`SpaceBass, I have an espresso machine and starbucks french roast beans in the kitchen.`
`13:32.28`	`heka`	`anyone using res_php`
`13:32.28`	`heka`	`?`
`13:32.51`	`RoyK`	`no!!!!!!!!!!!! not php in asterisk!!!!!!!!!!!`
`13:32.55`	`SpaceBass`	`DarthClue glad to do it, you acceppt DCCs?`
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`13:33.10`	`heka`	`RoyK: sorry?`
`13:33.36`	`mishehu`	`hmm... I think I've seen my first piece of spam email that was advertising a VoIP service...`
`13:33.39`	`SpaceBass`	`robl^ what kind of machine? I've been toying with the idea for a while now, but I'm pretty particular about espress... some of the inexpensive ones burn it`
`13:33.40`	`heka`	`RoyK: here is the page of the project if you didnt know: http://www.eder.us/projects/asterisk_php/`
`13:33.50`	`mishehu`	`or at least claimed to be advertising a voip service`
`13:34.31`	`SpaceBass`	`by the way, I now have an IVR to control iTunes for my mac in my kitchen... theres value added`
`13:35.06`	`mishehu`	`Ariel_: but not to your email though, right?`
`13:35.16`	`heka`	`RoyK: php used to be a web scripting language, but now you can make complex console applications`
`13:35.20`	`mishehu`	`RoyK: do you like perl in asterisk though?`
`13:35.39`	`Ariel_`	`mishehu, most of my spam never gets to my pc. (SpanAssisin and others do a good job).`
`13:35.56`	`RoyK`	`mishehu: yeah, but i'm back to a complex dial plan instead of agi or res_xxx`
`13:36.02`	`RoyK`	`haven't tried res_perl though`
`13:36.12`	`RoyK`	`i think dialplans are quite nice when you get to know them`
`13:36.16`	`mishehu`	`Ariel_: same here, though I use DSPAM. Once every coupule weeks, one slips through the cracks.`
`13:37.01`	`mishehu`	`RoyK: I dislike perl more than php, and would be more likely to use php in asterisk...`
`13:37.16`	`mishehu`	`though php and perl do have much in common.`
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`13:38.33`	`SpaceBass`	`i use spambayes at the PC level... need something at the server level`
`13:38.41`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`PHP is much more ignorance-friendly I find....`
`13:39.55`	`festr_`	`anyone here have tryed new ooh323 channel driver?`
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`13:41.08`	`robl^`	`mmmmm. coffee`
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`13:42.22`	`wizhippo`	`I've used php in agi, but in the dial plan? I like ael that is in HEAD.`
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`13:44.25`	`DarthClue`	`res_js is so much nicer than ael.`
`13:45.07`	`wizhippo`	`where do i find res_js?`
`13:45.34`	`DarthClue`	`http://www.pbxfreeware.com/`
`13:46.00`	`wizhippo`	`thanks, sounds interesting`
`13:46.36`	`DarthClue`	`it gives you an actual program to work with. Dig thru the archives of that site and there a couple of examples that will get you started.`
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`13:51.35`	`wizhippo`	`res_js looks nice, what I like about ael is being able to declare extensions and contexts, but that's no biggie`
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`13:53.43`	`hail04`	`this is where I say I give up on this shit for the night`
`13:54.42`	`robl^`	`DarthClue, does app_valetparking work on head? I thought it was deprecated a LONG time ago and replaced with super valet parking`
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`13:56.08`	`DarthClue`	`robl^: my understanding is that super valet parking is deprecated. But you would need to speak with anthm on that. anything on http://www.pbxfreeware.com/ is pretty much guaranteed to work with HEAD. And if it doesn't, anthm or bkw_ will ensure that it does.`
`13:56.13`	`newl`	`chan_woomera hahahah someone has a sense of humor`
`13:56.21`	`RoyK`	`?`
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`13:56.28`	`DarthClue`	`newl: do you know what chan_woomera is good for?`
`13:56.45`	`newl`	`no but I know there's a detention center there. 8)`
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`13:57.16`	`lilwookie`	`detention center? lol`
`13:57.21`	`DarthClue`	`newl: That's exactly what it is for. To detain all of those evil channels in maximum security as far away from your * box as possible.`
`13:57.22`	`RoyK`	`chan_woomera can prolly do sane sip and h323 as compared to whatever's available to asterisk today`
`13:57.56`	`DarthClue`	`chan_woomera is presently designed to do h323 thru the woomera server. From what I've heard, it works better than the other h323 drivers.`
`13:58.29`	`dikadika`	`if i have two NIC's in my machine how can i make all voip traffic travel over one (all * stuff) and everything else over the other (basically just port 80 traffic)`
`13:58.57`	`dikadika`	`is there a name for what that is called? so i can look for it on the net to see how to do it`
`13:59.21`	`newl`	`multihomed routing.`
`13:59.38`	`dikadika`	`newl, thanks i'll look that up`
`13:59.39`	`lilwookie`	`dikadika, try BIND option in the config files`
`13:59.54`	`dikadika`	`lilwookie, thanks i'll look into that as well`
`14:00.22`	`newl`	`heh yeah, that'd be the easier option of the two. :)`
`14:00.33`	`dikadika`	`newl, bind would be?`
`14:00.47`	`newl`	`yep`
`14:00.55`	`dikadika`	`is bind * specific or is i a linux thing?`
`14:01.15`	`newl`	`It is a config file option for asterisk.`
`14:01.33`	`newl`	`I thought I read that you wanted traffic out one interface and in on another.`
`14:01.58`	`newl`	`Then I read it again after I answered already. hehe`
`14:02.13`	`dikadika`	`well from the * box to the sip phones on one interface, all internet traffic on the other`
`14:02.39`	`dikadika`	`hehe ok well thanks for the info :)`
`14:02.49`	`dikadika`	`is bind easy to setup/configure?`
`14:02.54`	`DarthClue`	`dikadika: designate them as seperate networks...for example`
`14:03.24`	`DarthClue`	`* network: 172.16.1.x, internet: 192.168.1.x`
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`14:04.07`	`dikadika`	`DarthClue, yea that is my plan.`
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`14:05.49`	`DarthClue`	`dikadika: is the port 80 traffic for a webserver?`
`14:06.25`	`dikadika`	`DarthClue, yes, for management of the * box only though via AMP`
`14:06.41`	`dikadika`	`and to keep the time synched`
`14:06.47`	`DarthClue`	`if so, and it it is apache, limit the bind address to the 192 segment. on * limit the bind address to the 172 network.`
`14:07.19`	`dikadika`	`thats the only two things it needs to access the net for`
`14:07.36`	`dikadika`	`that makes sense, hopefully i can figure out how to make that happen LOL`
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`14:09.00`	`robl^`	`hey anthm`
`14:09.12`	`anthm`	`hi`
`14:10.06`	`robl^`	`anthm, hey.. what's the status of app_valetparking vs app_supervaletparking? I thought supervaletparking replaced valetparking a long time ago?`
`14:10.22`	`anthm`	`naw`
`14:10.32`	`anthm`	`supervaletparking was just an expt`
`14:10.57`	`anthm`	`I still have it somewhere i think`
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`14:11.31`	`robl^`	`anthm, so the valetparking on pbxfreeware is up to date and works the way it did (from a dial plan standpoint) as it did pre-supervaletparking?`
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`14:11.43`	`anthm`	`why yes`
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`14:12.04`	`robl^`	`ahh.. confusion disapears thanks!`
`14:12.11`	`anthm`	`if i remember correctly, supervaletparking had it's own bridge code in it`
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`14:12.22`	`anthm`	`instead of using the core one`
`14:13.06`	`robl^`	`anthm, yeah. I used valetparking for some time.. then I could neverget super valet parking to work..`
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`14:13.27`	`anthm`	`that one was not really released it was a bootleg`
`14:14.33`	`anthm`	`the real valetparking even has a channel now`
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`14:14.39`	`anthm`	`chan_valet`
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`14:14.49`	`robl^`	`anthm, hehe. ahh. gotcha. I am glad that valetparking is back. I always like it :)`
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`14:15.41`	`RoyK`	`~nickometer robl^`
`14:15.44`	`anthm`	`you can use originate or dial to unpark calls with the channel interface`
`14:16.16`	`anthm`	`Dial(Valet/mylot:auto)`
`14:16.43`	`anthm`	`and you unpark the next call in line as if you called them so you can use all the app_dial goodies too`
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`14:17.35`	`robl^`	`anthm, ahh. ok.. I used to use this: exten => _4XX,1,ValetParkCall(${EXTEN}\|mylot\|0) and exten => _*4XX,1,ValetUnParkCall(${EXTEN:1}\|mylot) .. so I will update the syntax`
`14:18.45`	`anthm`	`well if you ask me`
`14:18.50`	`djin`	`I'm looking for a way to 'extract' the SIP-username when an internal phone calls an internal extension. ${SIPCALLID} seems to add some code to it. F.e. 200-admin is reported as 200-admin-94cf.`
`14:18.51`	`anthm`	`since it's valet parking`
`14:18.59`	`anthm`	`you should let the valet park it for you`
`14:19.11`	`djin`	`I need the 200-admin in this example :)`
`14:19.30`	`anthm`	`*1,1,ValetParkCall(auto\|mylot\|0\|1000)`
`14:19.44`	`anthm`	`*2,1,ValetUnParkCall(fifo\|mylot)`
`14:19.53`	`anthm`	`*1 parks calls to auto slot`
`14:20.01`	`anthm`	`*2 unparks them in the order they were parked`
`14:20.25`	`anthm`	`*3,1,ValetParkList(mylot) ; <- it reads them all to you so you can pick one`
`14:21.04`	`Juggie`	`i crashed a t1 card at work yesterday`
`14:21.08`	`Juggie`	`and they are trying to blame *`
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`14:21.41`	`robl^`	`anthm, ahh. at the time, I used it just to use blind transfers to park/unpark`
`14:22.25`	`anthm`	`<PROTECTED>`
`14:22.32`	`anthm`	`you can bliind park`
`14:22.36`	`anthm`	`and auto unpark`
`14:22.41`	`anthm`	`hense the name`
`14:22.52`	`anthm`	`the valet takes the keys and parks it`
`14:23.19`	`anthm`	`never need to care about what clot it's in`
`14:23.30`	`anthm`	`how often do you park 2 calls at once`
`14:23.36`	`robl^`	`anthm, awesoe. you do good work. I was sad when I thought valetparking was dead.. but now I am happy again`
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`14:24.01`	`anthm`	`it's never been dead, nobody knows where to look =D`
`14:24.22`	`robl^`	`I don't park multiple calls often.. but I have 2 remote users that park calls.. and I don't always know if they have something parked,`
`14:24.25`	`anthm`	`that's why we opened http://www.pbxfreeware.org ;)`
`14:24.50`	`anthm`	`see, in that case you give each user thier own lot`
`14:24.56`	`anthm`	`instead of mylot`
`14:25.04`	`anthm`	`${SOMEVAR}`
`14:25.15`	`anthm`	`acquired from thier sip or iax peer`
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`14:25.37`	`anthm`	`something unique to thier registration`
`14:25.46`	`anthm`	`then every user has an entire lot to themself`
`14:25.54`	`robl^`	`but we share a lot. :) for example.. remote user 1 will park a call.. and then will call remote user 2 or call someone here.. once he finds someone to handle the call he'll tell them the park number`
`14:26.30`	`anthm`	`then you can use _ to make dial-a-lot`
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`14:27.14`	`djin`	`I'm looking for a way to 'extract' the SIP-username when an internal phone calls an internal extension. ${SIPCALLID} seems to add some code to it. F.e. 200-admin is reported as 200-admin-94cf.`
`14:27.22`	`anthm`	`exten => _1XXX,1,ValetParkCall(auto\|${EXTEN:1}\|0\|1000)`
`14:27.32`	`anthm`	`dial 1999 you use lot 999`
`14:27.44`	`anthm`	`then you stack calls in whatever lot ans use that`
`14:27.54`	`pycsusz`	`Hi anthm!`
`14:28.03`	`anthm`	`then each "slot" can be a stack rather than 1 dimensional`
`14:28.05`	`anthm`	`hi`
`14:28.41`	`Hmmhesays`	`pbxfreewware.org was you guys huh? cool`
`14:28.42`	`rephorm`	`djin: 'extract' from within the dialplan? or an agi?`
`14:28.59`	`anthm`	`hehe you can't tell ?`
`14:29.05`	`anthm`	`oh oh we arent marketing it enuf`
`14:29.08`	`djin`	`rephorm, within the dialplan (it's for agent loging)`
`14:29.13`	`djin`	`login`
`14:29.25`	`pycsusz`	`anthm: you helped me yesterday with about a Billion BIPAC card. Already I can call in, but I can't call out. When I try, then I get this message http://pastebin.ca/16323`
`14:29.31`	`Hmmhesays`	`I never really read anything on there`
`14:29.38`	`rephorm`	`djin: can you do ${SIPCALLID:5}?`
`14:29.54`	`Zeeek`	`djin CUT is what you're looking for I think`
`14:29.56`	`anthm`	`>=\| aww c'mon read`
`14:29.57`	`robl^`	`anthm, ohh. I see. its similar to what I was doing.. but instead of parking in a specific slot.. I could stack calls dynamically created lots.. .`
`14:30.14`	`Hmmhesays`	`:\| ok, you twisted my arm`
`14:30.17`	`anthm`	`robl, yes! by george, the rain in spain, all that`
`14:30.35`	`Zeeek`	`djin http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk+cmd+Cut`
`14:30.43`	`robl^`	`anthm, you are awesome!! :)`
`14:31.18`	`djin`	`rephorm, I'm afraid that doesn't work.`
`14:31.20`	`anthm`	`pycsusz, seems like there is maybe a signal issue ?`
`14:31.27`	`djin`	`Zeeek, thanks. /me is reading now`
`14:31.31`	`rephorm`	`djin: ok. just a guess (works on ${EXTEN}`
`14:31.47`	`rephorm`	`djin: if all of your sip names have -'s in them (like 200-admin) then cut should work ok`
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`14:32.18`	`djin`	`rephorm, it seems to be what I'm looking for, thanks.`
`14:32.38`	`rephorm`	`http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+variables (scroll down to substrings)`
`14:32.39`	`Zeeek`	`actually that is a good argument to NOT use - in sip names :)`
`14:33.19`	`Qorky`	`any ever got more than two fritz!Card PCI cards working in the same machine.`
`14:33.20`	`djin`	`Zeeek, I know, but it wasn't my decision :(`
`14:33.24`	`rephorm`	`djin: should've been ${SIPCALLID:-3} :)`
`14:33.52`	`anthm`	`Hmmhesays, did you at least get the "come to cluecon" message =>`
`14:34.03`	`pycsusz`	`anthm, and how can I check it?`
`14:34.10`	`Zeeek`	`theone in every line in the code?`
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`14:34.33`	`anthm`	`pycsusz, can you call into it ?`
`14:34.34`	`djin`	`rephorm, true. But I'm not sure about the number of bogus info in the end and the login names aren't fixed with either :)`
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`14:34.58`	`rephorm`	`djin: the id at the end is always 4 digits`
`14:35.12`	`rephorm`	`djin: (its the channel unique id)`
`14:35.15`	`anthm`	`as in call the telco # that leads to it`
`14:35.18`	`djin`	`it is? Ok, cool.`
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`14:35.35`	`FarrisG`	`what does line presence mean?`
`14:35.50`	`pycsusz`	`anthm, yes I can`
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`14:36.15`	`pycsusz`	`anthm, just I can't call out`
`14:36.48`	`anthm`	`that's interesting`
`14:37.02`	`anthm`	`which channel answeers when you call in`
`14:37.05`	`Hmmhesays`	`hey bkw_ got a minute?`
`14:37.20`	`pycsusz`	`anthm, moment`
`14:39.21`	`pycsusz`	`anthm, I get this message on asterisk console, when I call in and I answer for this call: http://pastebin.ca/16328`
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`14:41.24`	`anthm`	`so when you dial out i see there is a leading 0`
`14:41.25`	`bkw_`	`Hmmhesays, sure`
`14:41.30`	`anthm`	`is that necessary ?`
`14:41.39`	`anthm`	`maybe it's realted to that`
`14:42.25`	`anthm`	`try Dial(Zap/g1/9992086) perhaps ?`
`14:42.56`	`pycsusz`	`ok I try`
`14:43.02`	`pycsusz`	`moment`
`14:43.11`	`robl^`	`FarrisG, line presence? it has several slightly different definitions.`
`14:43.43`	`robl^`	`FarrisG, sometimes it just means that a particular phone has the ability to handle multiple calls under different SIP accounts`
`14:44.41`	`robl^`	`FarrisG, other uses of the term mean being able to monitor if a SIP account is in use on another phone. For example, you can look at your phne and see a light indicating that another phone in your office is in use.`
`14:45.40`	`pycsusz`	`anthm, I got it http://pastebin.ca/16330`
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`14:46.16`	`anthm`	`says it got a hangup`
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`14:46.28`	`anthm`	`what would you dial if it was a plain phone ?`
`14:47.06`	`pycsusz`	`0619992086`
`14:47.23`	`pycsusz`	`06 country code`
`14:47.29`	`pycsusz`	`1 town code`
`14:47.39`	`pycsusz`	`9992086 phone number`
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`14:48.46`	`anthm`	`try that then`
`14:48.57`	`anthm`	`or is that what you had originally`
`14:49.06`	`pycsusz`	`already I tried`
`14:49.10`	`pycsusz`	`yes`
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`14:49.23`	`pycsusz`	`I use an out stepper number (9) in the extensions.conf the for starting an out call`
`14:49.44`	`anthm`	`is there any pause necessary`
`14:49.50`	`anthm`	`during dialing`
`14:49.53`	`pycsusz`	`so I dial on my sip phone 90619992086`
`14:49.59`	`anthm`	`like extra dial tone etc`
`14:50.21`	`anthm`	`if you had a regular phone on the line`
`14:51.04`	`pycsusz`	`I use Grandstream BT-100`
`14:51.20`	`pycsusz`	`and I have got dial tonew`
`14:51.46`	`SpaceBass`	`anyone have expirence with cisco 79xx phones?`
`14:52.08`	`robl^`	`SpaceBass, what do you need? I used 7960s`
`14:52.11`	`bkw_`	`June 29 09:38:11 NOTICE[22475]: CVS STABLE IS NOT THE ANSWER`
`14:52.30`	`robl^`	`bkw_, LOL! where did that come from?`
`14:52.38`	`pycsusz`	`anthm, I think that I have got some problem with my one of conf file, but I don't know that whitch that`
`14:52.39`	`SpaceBass`	`robl^ speedials... do they have to come from XML services or can they be programed somewhere`
`14:52.49`	`anthm`	`if inbound works`
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`14:52.53`	`anthm`	`out should too`
`14:53.06`	`pycsusz`	`I think so`
`14:53.07`	`anthm`	`but i never used that bri one`
`14:53.11`	`robl^`	`SpaceBass, speed dials are programmed via the settings button`
`14:53.25`	`SpaceBass`	`ah`
`14:53.59`	`djin`	`rephorm, Zeeek: SetVar(MEMBER=${CHANNEL:4:3}) did the trick :)`
`14:54.05`	`pycsusz`	`anthm no problem, thanx`
`14:54.06`	`SpaceBass`	`robl^ any idea on recovering a forgotten admin password?`
`14:54.08`	`robl^`	`SpaceBass, Settings -> 6 Call Prefs -> 9 Speed Dial Lines`
`14:54.28`	`anthm`	`here is an idea`
`14:54.31`	`pycsusz`	`anthm, but if you have got some ide please write me: infocare@citromail.hu`
`14:54.35`	`DarthClue`	`anthm: your presence is requested in the principals office.`
`14:54.36`	`anthm`	`do you have more phones`
`14:54.47`	`robl^`	`SpaceBass, set a new one in a config file and rebopot the phone so it grabs the cnfig file via tftp :)`
`14:54.57`	`pycsusz`	`anthm yes`
`14:54.59`	`SpaceBass`	`robl^ nevermind, typo`
`14:55.09`	`anthm`	`set up an exten to ZapBarge(1) and call it`
`14:55.10`	`DarthClue`	`anthm: nevermind.`
`14:55.21`	`anthm`	`you will be spying on zap/1`
`14:55.28`	`anthm`	`then make the outbound call`
`14:55.38`	`anthm`	`you can hear what's going on then`
`14:55.46`	`SpaceBass`	`robl^ any idea where in the settings menu? I dont see anything related to speed dials...`
`14:55.52`	`vooduhal`	`Odd question guys. We're trying to use an XM radio for music on hold and have been trying to use: /usr/bin/arecord -q -c 2 -r 8000 --buffer-size=2048 -f S16_LE -D hw:0,0 -t raw to get input from the sound card. I've tested this line and recorded a wav that worked fine but whenever * tries to use it as a musiconhold source, it plays at half speed and the console keeps saying "overrun!!". Any suggestions?`
`14:55.58`	`robl^`	`SpaceBass, Settings -> 6 Call Prefs -> 9 Speed Dial Lines`
`14:56.37`	`pycsusz`	`anthm, thanx for tip I will try it`
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`14:56.54`	`SpaceBass`	`robl^ ahh thats why, I only have 6 options under call prefs... might be my firmware version`
`14:57.03`	`anthm`	`downsample it to mono`
`14:57.19`	`robl^`	`SpaceBass, use the up and down button. scroll down :)`
`14:57.27`	`anthm`	`probably c 1 instead of c 2`
`14:58.03`	`SpaceBass`	`robl^ i'm dense, but not that dense :)`
`14:58.19`	`anthm`	`you also need to frontend the program with something that can run off excess data from stdin when the stdout is blocking`
`14:58.29`	`robl^`	`SpaceBass, are you using SIP or SCCP?`
`14:58.44`	`vooduhal`	`athm: c 2 is correct in my case. That is just selecting the channel and c 2 is the only one that has any input. I also thought raw was already specifying mono?`
`14:59.12`	`SpaceBass`	`robl^ sip 05-30`
`14:59.14`	`vooduhal`	`anthm: How can I go about doing that?`
`14:59.25`	`vooduhal`	`... frontend that is ..`
`14:59.33`	`robl^`	`SpaceBass, ahh! I never used anything before 6.1`
`14:59.46`	`SpaceBass`	`I have 07-4`
`14:59.52`	`SpaceBass`	`time to upgrade`
`14:59.58`	`SpaceBass`	`wonder what new features lay instore :)`
`15:00.07`	`robl^`	`SpaceBass, 7.4 is buggy.`
`15:00.15`	`SpaceBass`	`yeah?`
`15:00.17`	`SpaceBass`	`what do you recomend?`
`15:00.20`	`anthm`	`you need to select on stdout for 20 ms`
`15:00.29`	`anthm`	`if it's not ready when the time is up`
`15:00.40`	`anthm`	`read 320 bytes from stdin and toss it`
`15:00.46`	`anthm`	`if it is ready write them`
`15:00.54`	`robl^`	`SpaceBass, unless you have cisco switches or hardware that complis with Cisco VLANs properly, it can take up to 4 minutes to reboot a 7960 with 7.4`
`15:01.03`	`vooduhal`	`anthm: Ok, I think I can handle that.`
`15:01.23`	`SpaceBass`	`robl^ boot time is not a huge deal for me- this is a home office use... but if its going to drop calls, etc then thats bad`
`15:01.40`	`anthm`	`that way when nobody is using it`
`15:01.52`	`anthm`	`you still keep the pipe from the player flowing`
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`15:01.58`	`robl^`	`SpaceBass, I had a few random reboots with 7.4. I reverted to 7.3`
`15:02.01`	`anthm`	`or it will overflow`
`15:02.57`	`robl^`	`SpaceBass, oh.. and 7.4 seemed to forget the time/date and it would disappear from the top like of the display`
`15:03.12`	`SpaceBass`	`at least it has it... 5.3 doesnt show time/date`
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`15:04.22`	`robl^`	`5.3 is before my time. I think I had 5.3 just long enuff to upgrade. I remember I had to go through several steps when I switched from sccp`
`15:04.48`	`SpaceBass`	`I had someting like 3.x on the phone and upgraded to 5.3 no problem`
`15:05.03`	`SpaceBass`	`if I want to go to 7.4, is it as easy as changing the default config file?`
`15:05.10`	`vooduhal`	`anthm: Stupid question but how can I determine if stdout is ready?`
`15:05.21`	`anthm`	`select on it's fd`
`15:05.29`	`Zeeek`	`anthm is all the stuff on pbxfreeware for HEAD only ?`
`15:05.45`	`vooduhal`	`K. Ok, I think I understand. Thank you.`
`15:05.46`	`anthm`	`Zeeek, probably`
`15:05.52`	`Zeeek`	`ok thx`
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`15:07.10`	`anthm`	`which i think is 1`
`15:09.27`	`pycsusz`	`anthm, I'm listening only a high beep voice`
`15:09.48`	`pycsusz`	`anthm, what does it mean?`
`15:10.02`	`anthm`	`not sure what's it saying ?`
`15:10.16`	`anthm`	`dont listen to it uncoditionally. mind you`
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`15:10.35`	`anthm`	`is it a sit tone ?`
`15:11.18`	`pycsusz`	`no it's higher`
`15:11.54`	`anthm`	`not sure but it's probably a hint`
`15:12.24`	`anthm`	`the same line works on outbound hooked up to an isdn phone?`
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`15:14.28`	`yaaar`	`word`
`15:14.58`	`pycsusz`	`anthm, sorry but I don't understand your question`
`15:15.11`	`anthm`	`when you use a real phone on the same line`
`15:15.19`	`anthm`	`outbound works ?`
`15:15.30`	`pycsusz`	`oh yes`
`15:15.56`	`pycsusz`	`when I tried the line with isdn phone then it works perfectly`
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`15:17.03`	`yaaar`	`so does anybody have a SIPDefault.cnf file for a 7940/7960 they wouldn't mind letting me look at? I've got all the firmware and such, but I'm unsure of how to put this file together.`
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`15:17.34`	`loud`	`see the loligo ones.`
`15:17.41`	`anthm`	`maybe the asterisk is not sending any dtmf or something`
`15:17.48`	`anthm`	`you say you hear voices ?`
`15:17.54`	`anthm`	`is it an errror ?`
`15:18.03`	`pycsusz`	`I think`
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`15:18.36`	`pycsusz`	`where can be the error, in whitch conf file?`
`15:18.47`	`dalabera`	`yaar go ahead...`
`15:18.59`	`pycsusz`	`zapata or where?`
`15:19.07`	`pycsusz`	`have you got something idea?`
`15:19.40`	`anthm`	`i mean is the sound you hear on the zapbarge an error`
`15:20.14`	`jake1932`	`when I use the script on this page, it never gets to the timeout step: http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk%20auto-dial%20out%20deliver%20message`
`15:20.45`	`jake1932`	`Instead, I get "Auto fallthrough, channel 'SIP/2000-c408' status is 'UNKNOWN'"`
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`15:22.02`	`pycsusz`	`anthm, maybe my zapata.conf is not perfect, I try to change it`
`15:22.54`	`harryvv`	`another day of grey skys`
`15:24.10`	`pycsusz`	`anthm, see you tomorrow and thanx for your help`
`15:24.31`	`anthm`	`bye`
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`15:26.09`	`my007ms`	`hello all`
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`15:29.18`	`my007ms`	`any one used AMP`
`15:29.19`	`my007ms`	`?`
`15:29.55`	`Lee__`	`<PROTECTED>`
`15:35.02`	`vooduhal`	`Ok anthm, question. When selecting on standard out for 20 ms, if it returns before that time to I go ahead and send the 320 bytes of data and start over?`
`15:35.25`	`anthm`	`yah`
`15:35.33`	`vooduhal`	`K. Thank you again.`
`15:35.56`	`vooduhal`	`And so if the select returns a 0 then it's not ready and just toss the data?`
`15:36.39`	`anthm`	`yah`
`15:37.20`	`anthm`	`you may need to tewak the numbers but that's the idea`
`15:37.30`	`anthm`	`you can play around with more at once`
`15:37.58`	`anthm`	`like select 60ms and read 960 at a time`
`15:38.13`	`anthm`	`to make sure 30ms codec are happy too`
`15:38.29`	`anthm`	`any mutiple`
`15:38.39`	`anthm`	`as long as its a 20ms per 320 bytes ratio`
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`15:41.37`	`my007ms`	`when ever i try get out line i get all line r busy now can someone help pleas`
`15:42.00`	`my007ms`	`i know that there is channel for AMP :) but there is no one`
`15:42.20`	`vooduhal`	`Here is a stupid c question. How do a get a FILE pointer to standard out for fwrite?`
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`15:43.22`	`yertle`	`hey guys, could anyone give me a little assistance on a zaptel problem?`
`15:43.30`	`vooduhal`	`NM, figured it out.`
`15:43.44`	`yertle`	`it seems to be dialing too fast on outgoing, and 90% of the time my carrier isn't picking up the first digit`
`15:44.43`	`jake1932`	`is there any reason * would go to "Auto fallthrough" rather than using the timeout (t) route?`
`15:45.55`	`vooduhal`	`anthm: And I'm assuming by ms you mean milliseconds?`
`15:46.01`	`anthm`	`yah`
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`15:46.53`	`vooduhal`	`K. Sorry for all of the stupid questions.`
`15:47.17`	`anthm`	`not a problem`
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`15:47.51`	`jake1932`	`forget it - looks like a bug in HEAD`
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`15:49.23`	`funxion`	`Based on what I have read when an agent is logged into a an * queue there phone must remain off hook and incoming calls will be anounced via audible tone, Is there a way for the agent to login and leave the phone on hook and make incoming calls wing the agents extension?`
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`15:49.53`	`yertle`	`anyone have an idea on how to add a small pause after it picks up the line on zaptel before dialing?`
`15:50.46`	`harryvv`	`a small pause?`
`15:50.54`	`funxion`	`yertle what type of line is it?`
`15:50.57`	`yertle`	`analog`
`15:51.11`	`yertle`	`the carrier doesnt seem to recognize the first digit dialed most of the time`
`15:51.14`	`loud`	`like a wait ?`
`15:51.16`	`yertle`	`occasionally it works`
`15:51.19`	`yertle`	`yeah.. i guess`
`15:51.29`	`yertle`	`i'm suspecting the dialtone just isn't quite there when asterisk begins dialing`
`15:51.52`	`jake1932`	`should be in the zaptel config`
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`15:52.07`	`yertle`	`i dont see anything there like wait time`
`15:52.29`	`jake1932`	`immediate=yes - may only apply to incoming`
`15:52.49`	`yertle`	`hm`
`15:53.00`	`yertle`	`i'm actually gonna call up digium, since i bought the card from them`
`15:53.07`	`loud`	`exten => s,1,Wait,1 or 2, 3 seconds.`
`15:53.18`	`jake1932`	`or callprogress=yes`
`15:53.28`	`Qwell`	`yertle: dial a w before the digits`
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`15:53.43`	`yertle`	`k i'll try that`
`15:53.51`	`Qwell`	`I don't recall how long w is, but if you do Dial(w5551212), it pauses x seconds, or some such`
`15:53.57`	`jake1932`	`don't do the immediate one :)`
`15:53.57`	`yertle`	`ok`
`15:53.59`	`yertle`	`let me try that`
`15:54.12`	`Qwell`	`yertle: I've never done it, I just saw somebody give that answer the other day...`
`15:54.17`	`yertle`	`ah ok`
`15:54.18`	`Qwell`	`I know nothing about it. It might be a head only thing`
`15:55.08`	`shido6`	`ZZzzZz`
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`15:57.41`	`jake1932`	`yertle - don't know much about this one - but this looks like what you need - http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=NVLineDetect`
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`15:57.48`	`anthm`	`w=500ms or .5 second`
`15:58.19`	`funxion`	`Based on what I have read when an agent is logged into a an * queue there phone must remain off hook and incoming calls will be anounced via audible tone, Is there a way for the agent to login and leave the phone on hook and make incoming calls wing the agents extension?`
`15:58.29`	`Qwell`	`anthm: thanks`
`15:58.48`	`Juggie`	`funxion, yes.`
`15:58.54`	`shido6`	`yep`
`15:59.08`	`funxion`	`Juggie how would I do it?`
`15:59.15`	`Juggie`	`i coudnt explain it off the top of my head`
`15:59.17`	`Juggie`	`but i have done it`
`15:59.23`	`funxion`	`is it part of queue?`
`15:59.27`	`Juggie`	`yes`
`15:59.29`	`funxion`	`ok`
`15:59.34`	`funxion`	`then Ill read further`
`15:59.44`	`Juggie`	`i think its a function on the login`
`15:59.47`	`funxion`	`just wanted to make sure I was not heading in the wrong direction`
`15:59.48`	`Juggie`	`or maybe i used dynamic logins`
`15:59.49`	`funxion`	`ahh`
`15:59.50`	`Juggie`	`i forget :)`
`15:59.54`	`funxion`	`thnx a lot`
`16:00.12`	`Juggie`	`keep reading, you'll find it, yes it is possible to do ring when there is a call.`
`16:00.30`	`vooduhal`	`Woot, I got sound for a second and this got this message: res_musiconhold.c:513 monmp3thread: Read 256 bytes of audio while expecting 640 I'm not sure what to do to resolve that.`
`16:00.50`	`funxion`	`is it alos possible to tie an agent to a channel on a zap pri?`
`16:01.01`	`Juggie`	`funxion, yes.`
`16:01.06`	`funxion`	`thnx`
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`16:01.18`	`Juggie`	`it can be any channel asterisk can dial`
`16:03.27`	`Zeeek`	`funxion http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk+cmd+AgentCallbackLogin`
`16:03.59`	`Juggie`	`there you go thats it`
`16:04.22`	`Juggie`	`it would be nice if you could pass the password to that function as well`
`16:04.24`	`Juggie`	`but alas you cannot`
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`16:08.32`	`onkeltimm`	`helay`
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`16:08.53`	`[Latre]`	`hi people.....i used Record(/tmp/asterisk-recording:gsm but, the volume is very slow.......how can i up the volume??`
`16:09.58`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`You could always try recording to WAV and then tweak it with an audio program.`
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`16:10.04`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`What is your recording source?`
`16:10.33`	`[Latre]`	`my own phone is my source`
`16:10.38`	`Mike`	`hey guys im using asterisk realtime, im sharing vm with nfs mount on /var/spool/asterisk/voicemail but how can i share also conference rooms btw servers?`
`16:11.00`	`Juggie`	`host all the conferences on one server`
`16:11.06`	`Cresl1n`	`MikeJ, are you there?`
`16:11.16`	`Juggie`	`and use iax from the other servers to connect`
`16:11.27`	`yaaar`	`arg! this cisco 7940 is driving me nuts. anybody know why it would fail talking to the tftp server? the phone just sits there on "Defaulting CM to TFTP Server" forever, and my server logs show it getting an ip address, and a bunch of "START" xinetd lines, each followed with a "FAIL" xinetd line....but that's all I can see.`
`16:12.25`	`funxion`	`yaaar are all of your config files setup for the phone?`
`16:12.42`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Did you include the TFTP server reference in the DHCP setup?`
`16:12.52`	`Hmmhesays`	`yaaar: are you sure it's failed talking and its not requesting a file that's not there?`
`16:13.01`	`[Latre]`	`[TK]D-Fender: i read voip-info about change wav to gsm but the quality sucks...`
`16:13.30`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`[Latre] : ok, well what is your current recording source?`
`16:13.34`	`robl^`	`yaaar, check the filenames. some versions of firmware handle case sensitivity differenetly.`
`16:13.40`	`file[laptop]`	`Cresl1n!`
`16:13.41`	`JunK-Y`	`latre: that's false, the quality isnt so bad.`
`16:13.48`	`yaaar`	`funxion: i sure think so. in /tftpboot I have everything that was included in the firmware zip file, plus SIPDefault.cnf, SIP<mac>.cnf, and SEP<mac>.cnf.xml`
`16:14.05`	`[Latre]`	`[TK]D-Fender: i use a configuration to recording from my phone....`
`16:14.10`	`Cresl1n`	`file!!!!!`
`16:14.11`	`Cresl1n`	`:-)`
`16:14.13`	`Cresl1n`	`how's it going?`
`16:14.24`	`yaaar`	`[TK]D-Fender: yes, in my dhcpd.conf I have 'options option-66 <tftp server ip>'`
`16:14.37`	`file[laptop]`	`how are you?`
`16:14.44`	`yaaar`	`wait, that's 'option' not 'options'`
`16:14.58`	`Cresl1n`	`great :-)`
`16:15.05`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`[Latre] : What kind of phone?`
`16:15.25`	`yaaar`	`Hmmhesays: I don't know how to tell the difference......all I see are the START and FAIL lines in /var/log/messages`
`16:15.26`	`funxion`	`yaar do you also have the correct filename inside of the OS79XX.txt as well as the image version listed in SIPDefault.cnf?`
`16:15.32`	`file[laptop]`	`very sad`
`16:15.37`	`[Latre]`	`normal phone...not IP phone....across a TDM04B`
`16:16.02`	`yaaar`	`robl^: according to the cisco docs, i'm supposed to have the MAC addresses in all caps and run together, and all the extensions lower case....which is what i've got`
`16:16.12`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Ok, well you can play with the RXGAIN in Zapata.conf to up it at the source if you want.`
`16:16.16`	`DarthClue`	`file: you got your plane tickets yet?`
`16:16.42`	`[Latre]`	`if i use a sip hpner the quality are better i supouse...`
`16:16.53`	`Cresl1n`	`file: awww....`
`16:16.55`	`file[laptop]`	`DarthClue: yes`
`16:17.04`	`file[laptop]`	`I had them on, like, the 3rd`
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`16:17.12`	`DarthClue`	`you landing at O'Hare? what time you get in?`
`16:17.12`	`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://asteriskdocs.org/`
`16:17.20`	`file[laptop]`	`I get in at 2:45PM I believe`
`16:17.27`	`file[laptop]`	`lemme look`
`16:17.35`	`file[laptop]`	`yeah, arrive at 2:45PM`
`16:17.40`	`file[laptop]`	`at O'Hare Terminal 2`
`16:18.05`	`DarthClue`	`ok, so if we swing by around 7 you'll be ready right?`
`16:18.05`	`JunK-Y`	`file: u got ur ticket yet?`
`16:18.14`	`file[laptop]`	`JunK-Y: yes`
`16:18.21`	`freat`	`wish I could go... I live in Chicago`
`16:18.26`	`file[laptop]`	`DarthClue: I would hunt you down, and kill you`
`16:18.28`	`JunK-Y`	`u didnt wait me? wtf?`
`16:18.36`	`file[laptop]`	`JunK-Y: work bought it :p`
`16:18.38`	`DarthClue`	`freat: why can't you go?`
`16:18.50`	`freat`	`$$ - work is lame that way`
`16:18.57`	`ManxPower`	`You missed my marcos, I know you did.`
`16:19.05`	`file[laptop]`	`I think David gave me all aisle lanes, the crazy nut`
`16:19.19`	`JunK-Y`	`file: which flight id?`
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`16:19.23`	`freat`	`I've been doing a lot of instant messagine apps... would love to work on integration of IM and Asterisk (Jabber specifically)`
`16:19.37`	`file[laptop]`	`flight 8495, then flight 507`
`16:19.38`	`JunK-Y`	`we could travel together from montreal to chicago`
`16:19.41`	`file[laptop]`	`haha`
`16:19.44`	`file[laptop]`	`I'm not going through Montreal`
`16:19.45`	`file[laptop]`	`:P`
`16:19.49`	`yaaar`	`funxion: i think that may be it.....the OS7XX file had P00 instead of P0S`
`16:19.54`	`JunK-Y`	`toronto?`
`16:19.55`	`DarthClue`	`freat: have you tried having bkw sell your boss on it?`
`16:19.57`	`file[laptop]`	`freat: I'm doing that for Google Summer of Code`
`16:19.57`	`JunK-Y`	`fucker!`
`16:20.09`	`file[laptop]`	`messaging and presence-like stuff... but better`
`16:20.51`	`freat`	`file[laptop] : cool. I've got a bunch of base code built up for Sametime bots (IBM's instant messaging product)`
`16:21.07`	`file[laptop]`	`but uh you'll be able to write applications to take advantage of it and stuff`
`16:21.50`	`freat`	`file[laptop] : probably best to do a complete rewrite of all the base code (whole package of classes that handle tracking user sessions, multithreading of database lookups, etc)`
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`16:22.38`	`freat`	`file[laptop] : have you looked at SIMPLE much?`
`16:22.43`	`file[laptop]`	`freat: yes`
`16:22.49`	`file[laptop]`	`I'm working on it, already got 3 different working implementations`
`16:22.57`	`file[laptop]`	`plus Firefly text messaging stuff...`
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`16:23.12`	`freat`	`file[laptop] : nice. will it be open source?`
`16:23.16`	`file[laptop]`	`yes`
`16:23.22`	`file[laptop]`	`it'll be part of Asterisk`
`16:23.45`	`freat`	`file[laptop] : excellent. I am gonna get some official time from work to do Jabber development. maybe I could help out?`
`16:24.06`	`file[laptop]`	`erm well officially I can't... let you...`
`16:24.17`	`freat`	`oh cause it's this competition thing?`
`16:24.26`	`file[laptop]`	`well not competition... just a rule`
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`16:24.54`	`freat`	`hmm... well I could work in parallel on enhancing your code, but not give you my enhancements until the thing is over`
`16:25.10`	`freat`	`by enhancing, I mean doing some further integration possibly`
`16:25.27`	`file[laptop]`	`the code will be put up somewhere for download, as I go...`
`16:25.35`	`file[laptop]`	`but no promises that my API won't change`
`16:25.44`	`freat`	`cool. yeah I understand that`
`16:25.46`	`drumkilla`	`freat: talk to mogorman - he has been working on jabber integration`
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`16:26.07`	`freat`	`drumkilla: nice.`
`16:26.13`	`JunK-Y`	`drumkilla: i dont know where's he's going with his app_jabberpop.c`
`16:26.31`	`terrapen`	`holy shit, LDAP is arcane`
`16:26.39`	`file[laptop]`	`well the messaging code will be setup in such a way that you can modify your existing applications to take advantage of it easily`
`16:26.40`	`terrapen`	`i wonder if i really want to get into this`
`16:26.48`	`terrapen`	`or if i just want to use a PostgreSQL db`
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`16:28.45`	`freat`	`drumkilla: thanks for the tip. I'll definitely contact him`
`16:29.18`	`file[laptop]`	`there's some tips and tricks I need to think of to get around protocol limitations with SIP`
`16:29.28`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`awww`
`16:29.35`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`file is playing w/ sip`
`16:29.36`	`terrapen`	`why would anyone want to use LDAP?`
`16:29.42`	`terrapen`	`this is really insane`
`16:29.48`	`file[laptop]`	`yes, SIP... SIP happens!`
`16:29.53`	`jontow`	`LDAP is ugly and very verbose`
`16:30.08`	`cochi`	`well i can imagine a use. to couple * and AD`
`16:30.14`	`freat`	`LDAP can scale to very large organizations though`
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`16:30.30`	`terrapen`	`but so can PostgreSQL or Oracle`
`16:30.43`	`freat`	`so for a small setup it can seem like overkill, but once you learn it then it isn't a big deal really`
`16:31.20`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`watch your mouth in here file ;)`
`16:31.43`	`greg_work`	`terrapen: ldap is not quite the same as a rdbms`
`16:31.48`	`yaaar`	`man, no dice. that change in OS79XX.TXT didn't change anything. the phone still sits at "Defaulting CM to TFTP Server" and /var/log/messages still shows a bunch of xinetd START and FAIL lines....`
`16:31.52`	`yaaar`	`any other ideas?`
`16:31.57`	`freat`	`a lot of products integrate with LDAP now. we've got all our stuff tied into AD. even WiFi access uses username / pass from LDAP`
`16:32.06`	`terrapen`	`i realize this.`
`16:32.11`	`ManxPower`	`yaaar: You are trying to convert from SCCP to SIP?`
`16:32.19`	`terrapen`	`but they are both basically data stores, no?`
`16:32.31`	`greg_work`	`terrapen: because you can apply multiple and different objectClasses to each entry, it's sort of like having a table where each row can have a different number of fields`
`16:32.41`	`ManxPower`	`terrapen: LDAP is more of a Directory Server, like Novell NDS or Microsoft Active Directory`
`16:32.57`	`terrapen`	`i realize this.`
`16:33.04`	`freat`	`terrapen: I knew a guy who was an idiot with computers, and he managed to learn LDAP enough to fly around and do installs / integration all over the US`
`16:33.12`	`terrapen`	`but i'm just saying that you can accomplish many of the same things with an RDBMS`
`16:33.22`	`yaaar`	`ManxPower: well, I don't even think sccp is on this phone. i don't think anything was on it....I just bought it from ebay, and got the firmware through our existing cisco service agreement. prior to this boot, the phone just sat at a cisco logo screen when plugged in...`
`16:33.29`	`terrapen`	`granted, you cannot integrate PostgreSQL into Microsoft products`
`16:33.36`	`terrapen`	`at least, not that i know of`
`16:33.38`	`ManxPower`	`terrapen: Yes, but why bother? LDAP is already designed for directory services and many applications support it.`
`16:33.46`	`freat`	`terrapen: sure but LDAP is about having a standard. and the actual LDAP directory is usually stored in a database`
`16:33.52`	`ManxPower`	`yaaar: It has SCCP on it then`
`16:34.00`	`yaaar`	`ok`
`16:34.17`	`robl^`	`has app_sql_postgres been killed off in HEAD?`
`16:36.57`	`JunK-Y`	`# cvs log apps/app_sql_postgres.c`
`16:37.01`	`JunK-Y`	`i see nothign about it.`
`16:37.26`	`JunK-Y`	`# cvs status apps/app_sql_postgres.c`
`16:37.30`	`JunK-Y`	`isnt there anymore?`
`16:38.54`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`When in doubt : ODBC`
`16:39.05`	`terrapen`	`well, maybe i should learn LDAP`
`16:39.11`	`blitzrage`	`JunK-Y: zup!`
`16:39.20`	`JunK-Y`	`blitzrage: nothing.`
`16:39.23`	`JunK-Y`	`u?`
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`16:39.25`	`robl^`	`JunK-Y, in makefile its under # Obsolete things`
`16:39.26`	`terrapen`	`i've made it almost 13 years in the sysadmin world without it`
`16:39.34`	`terrapen`	`maybe it's time to stop avoiding it :)`
`16:39.44`	`JunK-Y`	`robl^: so its in HEAD.`
`16:39.47`	`blitzrage`	`JunK-Y: supposed to be working on a GUI system for Asterisk for a company. Just got off a long conference call with them - sooooo much to implement. God I wish I was good at programming :)`
`16:39.55`	`robl^`	`JunK-Y, its still there, but it looks like its ready to be removed in the near future`
`16:40.10`	`JunK-Y`	`blitzrage: if u need any help, let me know.`
`16:40.24`	`blitzrage`	`JunK-Y: hahaha, I always need help - but I can't afford to pay you to do my work for me, lol`
`16:40.44`	`blitzrage`	`JunK-Y: isn't there an application to grab information out of a DB from the dialplan?`
`16:40.50`	`JunK-Y`	`blitzrage: true, but if u need some hints here and there, let me know.`
`16:40.53`	`blitzrage`	`JunK-Y: just to send a SQL statement`
`16:40.58`	`blitzrage`	`JunK-Y: wicked - will do`
`16:41.09`	`my007ms`	`can some one tell me where is the wrong http://pastebin.ca/16347`
`16:41.24`	`my007ms`	`the line is not busy`
`16:41.27`	`JunK-Y`	`blitzrage: app_sql_postgres.c ?`
`16:41.39`	`blitzrage`	`haha, you were just talkinga bout that :)`
`16:41.45`	`blitzrage`	`JunK-Y: is that in the addons dir?`
`16:41.49`	`JunK-Y`	`nope head`
`16:42.01`	`blitzrage`	`JunK-Y: aha.. I do need a HEAD box then :)`
`16:42.14`	`JunK-Y`	`blitzrage: i was using that before, but switch everything to apps or agis`
`16:42.33`	`blitzrage`	`JunK-Y: damn your proficient programming skillz!`
`16:42.43`	`robl^`	`blitzrage, I've used app_sql_postgres a lot in my stable box.`
`16:43.03`	`JunK-Y`	`blitzrage: u can use AEL too.`
`16:43.07`	`blitzrage`	`robl^: cool - I need to create a find me follow me and all the informatoin is already in a database`
`16:43.11`	`Meaty`	`Hi! How do I get the asked phone number received from a PRI on my PBX? Suppose 111-1111 is calling my PBX, how do I know it's 111-1111 calling to me?`
`16:43.31`	`JunK-Y`	`Meaty: ${CALLERIDNUM}`
`16:43.33`	`blitzrage`	`Meaty: ${CALLERID}`
`16:43.43`	`blitzrage`	`yah, IDNUM for just the number`
`16:44.15`	`robl^`	`blitzrage, I might be able to help. I was working on something like that before. I never finished it thought..`
`16:44.20`	`Meaty`	`sorry, my question was wrong..`
`16:44.31`	`blitzrage`	`robl^: oh yah? maybe I could finish it for you then send it back to you :D`
`16:44.33`	`Meaty`	`how do I know someone is asking for 111-1111 on my system`
`16:44.34`	`JunK-Y`	`exten => 1234/1111111,NoOp(hey, its 111-1111 which calling me now);`
`16:44.37`	`Meaty`	`if I have multiple DIDs`
`16:44.41`	`shmaltz`	`I've been trying to trouble shoot this problem for a while, heres whats happening:`
`16:44.43`	`shmaltz`	`Provider < Internet > Asterisk < Internet/NAT > Polycom`
`16:44.45`	`shmaltz`	`when the polycom tries to make a call, using rtp debug I can see that asterisk is sending it to the internal IP address, now the PSTN user cannot hear the polycom user but the polycom user can hear the PSTN user heres the CLI output of rtp debug:`
`16:44.46`	`shmaltz`	`http://pastebin.ca/16348`
`16:44.59`	`JunK-Y`	`Meaty: exten => ?`
`16:45.22`	`blitzrage`	`shmaltz: nat=yes on Asterisk and the localnet set?`
`16:45.33`	`JunK-Y`	`exten => 1111111,1,NoOp(111-1111);`
`16:45.49`	`shmaltz`	`what do you mean localnet?`
`16:46.22`	`shmaltz`	`heres is an updated one:`
`16:46.23`	`my007ms`	`pleas can some one help`
`16:46.23`	`shmaltz`	`http://pastebin.ca/16350`
`16:46.26`	`blitzrage`	`shmaltz: you have to tell Asterisk the local network IP address range so it knows which addresses are considered local so it can switch the internal IP address for the external IP address in the header`
`16:46.36`	`Meaty`	`yes, but whan i call on it, im dumped on exten => s, and not exten => 1111111`
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`16:47.10`	`shmaltz`	`blitzrage will try that, but isn't nat=yes suppose to do that?`
`16:47.17`	`JunK-Y`	`Meaty: here, ive multiples DIDs too, they got at their right extension.`
`16:48.00`	`Meaty`	`:S Thx`
`16:48.05`	`JunK-Y`	`Meaty: u can try NoOp(${DNID}); too`
`16:48.11`	`file[laptop]`	`blitzrage!`
`16:48.13`	`Meaty`	`ok thx`
`16:49.14`	`shmaltz`	`blitzrage, reading from here (http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk+SIP+localnet) I understand that it's only meant if asterisk is behind NAT correct me if I'm wrong`
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`16:50.56`	`my007ms`	`pleas can someone help my line is not busy and i get line busy all the time`
`16:51.08`	`my007ms`	`http://pastebin.ca/16347`
`16:51.09`	`Katty`	`mew`
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`16:52.08`	`SpaceBass`	`my007ms do you have any trunks set to use g0?`
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`16:52.19`	`my007ms`	`yes`
`16:52.21`	`shmaltz`	`I've been trying to trouble shoot this problem for a while, heres whats happening:`
`16:52.22`	`shmaltz`	`Provider < Internet > Asterisk < Internet/NAT > Polycom`
`16:52.24`	`shmaltz`	`when the polycom tries to make a call, using rtp debug I can see that asterisk is sending it to the internal IP address, now the PSTN user cannot hear the polycom user but the polycom user can hear the PSTN user heres the CLI output of rtp debug:`
`16:52.25`	`my007ms`	`it's zap/4`
`16:52.25`	`shmaltz`	`http://pastebin.ca/16350`
`16:53.04`	`my007ms`	`and this the line that give me busy all the time`
`16:53.17`	`yaaar`	`ok, so maybe i'm just real dumb. but this cisco documentation has instructions that say things like "choose Settings -> Network Configuration -> MAC Address to see your phone's mac address" ....but my phone doesn't have any menu I can find. it just sits there on the cisco logo screen. what gives?`
`16:53.34`	`SpaceBass`	`yaaar which model?`
`16:53.44`	`JunK-Y`	`ControlPlayback(filename[\|skipms[\|ffchar[\|rewchar[\|stopchar[\|pausechr]]]]])`
`16:53.47`	`my007ms`	`TDM31B`
`16:53.51`	`JunK-Y`	`there's nothing to restart it, that's bad.`
`16:53.58`	`yaaar`	`waitup`
`16:54.12`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`JunK-Y, that should not be that hard to add`
`16:54.13`	`yaaar`	`SpaceBass: 7940, but i think i've got it`
`16:54.57`	`JunK-Y`	`mikeJ: i think i'll create a patch, cause i need it.`
`16:55.06`	`SpaceBass`	`yaaar cool... just hit the button with the checkbox under the phone book`
`16:55.21`	`SpaceBass`	`my007ms not sure what is happening... need more info like your extensions.conf`
`16:56.41`	`my007ms`	`SpaceBass http://pastebin.ca/16353`
`16:56.56`	`terrapen`	`there should be private OIDs for OpenLDAP....sort of like RFC1918 addresses for IP`
`16:56.59`	`mishehu`	`ugh.`
`16:57.10`	`yaaar`	`ok....so now that i've found out how to get information out of the phone.....i can see that it's saying it gets a tftp timeout.`
`16:57.24`	`terrapen`	`i really don't want to have to wait for IANA to assign me an OID`
`16:57.27`	`SpaceBass`	`yaaar thats a start :)`
`16:57.42`	`mishehu`	`still not having luck with the wiring of my PRI. the lec isn't getting loopback on it, and I've punched into the customer side type 66... blah.`
`16:57.45`	`SpaceBass`	`my007ms using AMP i see... need to see extensions_additional.conf too I think`
`16:58.36`	`terrapen`	`Damn, it feels good to be a gangster`
`16:58.50`	`my007ms`	`SpaceBass http://pastebin.ca/16356`
`17:00.02`	`Hmmhesays`	`another amp config... geebus doesn't anyone use VI anymore?`
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`17:00.16`	`yaaar`	`arg!`
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`17:00.54`	`ManxPower`	`You'd think that the AMP people would ask on an AMP channel or an AMP mailing list.`
`17:01.04`	`blitzrage`	`you'd think...`
`17:01.10`	`blitzrage`	`you'd think a lot of things though`
`17:01.17`	`Mike`	`hey guys im using asterisk realtime, im sharing vm with nfs mount on /var/spool/asterisk/voicemail but how can i share also conference rooms btw servers?`
`17:01.20`	`Juggie`	`its funny that amp blows chunks`
`17:01.28`	`my007ms`	`ManxPower do u remmeber me i don't think soo`
`17:01.29`	`Juggie`	`mike, i answerewd that question already`
`17:01.34`	`Juggie`	`host all your conference rooms on one server`
`17:01.36`	`Mike`	`Juggie, didnt see it`
`17:01.38`	`Hmmhesays`	`Amp has it's place... if you already understand the config files`
`17:01.43`	`Juggie`	`iax into them from everywhere else`
`17:01.50`	`Mike`	`Juggie, no servers will change all the time`
`17:02.01`	`ManxPower`	`I thought the VM system could not support shared message store.`
`17:02.10`	`Mike`	`ManxPower, it does`
`17:02.17`	`Mike`	`ManxPower, im sharing vm with atleast 10 servers`
`17:02.19`	`shido6`	`I just linke files`
`17:02.23`	`Meaty`	`I tried a NoOp on every variable from : http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk+variables and got no instance of the destination phone number when someone is calling me... I need to to send the call automaticaly to the proper extension..`
`17:02.23`	`shido6`	`-e`
`17:02.23`	`ManxPower`	`Mike: So you audited the code?`
`17:02.24`	`Meaty`	`any idea?`
`17:02.34`	`Mike`	`ManxPower, no, it works`
`17:02.36`	`Juggie`	`ManxPower, it does it much better if you use odbc storage`
`17:02.53`	`ManxPower`	`Mike: Until you have two servers trying to leave voicemail in the same directory at the same time.`
`17:03.03`	`DarthClue`	`Meaty: what do you mean by the destination phone number?`
`17:03.06`	`Juggie`	`hence, using odbc storage :)`
`17:03.15`	`Mike`	`Juggie, im sharring everything with asterisk-realtime and the vm storage with nfs shares also the /etc/asterisk is shared with nfs`
`17:03.16`	`ManxPower`	`Meaty: I find your lack of interface information disturbing.`
`17:03.35`	`ManxPower`	`Mike: Best of luck with that`
`17:03.36`	`Mike`	`Juggie, the problem is that if the server that hosts meetme dies it has to work anyway`
`17:03.36`	`Juggie`	`mike, i do realtime w/ vm-odbc-storage`
`17:04.07`	`Mike`	`Juggie, i have vm in mysql only the users and propertys but not the .wavs and .gsm`
`17:04.16`	`twisted[work]`	`Meaty, what device(s) are you using to receive your calls?`
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`17:04.21`	`ManxPower`	`DarthClue: I suspect it's using an ITSP that doesn't send the dialed number or he's using analog, but since he never told us, that's only a guess.`
`17:04.27`	`Mike`	`ManxPower, that esenario wont happend`
`17:04.36`	`Meaty`	`Twisted , Its a PRI`
`17:04.38`	`ManxPower`	`Mike: Best of luck with that`
`17:04.40`	`Hmmhesays`	`jinx`
`17:04.42`	`DarthClue`	`Manx: i figure if they don't answer then it doesn't matter.`
`17:04.46`	`DarthClue`	`Meaty: what do you mean by the destination phone number?`
`17:04.55`	`twisted[work]`	`Meaty, and ${EXTEN} doesn't show it?`
`17:04.56`	`ManxPower`	`He wants to know the dialed phone number.`
`17:04.58`	`twisted[work]`	`:P`
`17:04.59`	`Hmmhesays`	`even uttering those words will cause a server to start on fire`
`17:05.00`	`twisted[work]`	`oh`
`17:05.08`	`Meaty`	`twisted[work] : ${EXTEN} = s`
`17:05.12`	`twisted[work]`	`Meaty, does your PRI provider provide DNIS?`
`17:05.13`	`ManxPower`	`Trivial to do if his provider is sending it and he does NOT have immediate=yes`
`17:05.19`	`twisted[work]`	`Meaty, then turn off immediate=yes`
`17:05.22`	`ManxPower`	`Meaty: remove immediate=yes`
`17:05.23`	`twisted[work]`	`in zapata.conf`
`17:05.32`	`Qorky`	`anyone know about fritz pci cards here ? like getting 3 cards working in the same machine. I can get 2.`
`17:05.34`	`Qorky`	`but not 3.`
`17:05.40`	`Meaty`	`DarthClue : destination phone number = teh composed numer to reach my PBX`
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`17:06.01`	`Mike`	`Juggie, so what do you think about meetme? shall i share the app?`
`17:06.05`	`Meaty`	`ManxPower , I'll try it`
`17:06.24`	`ManxPower`	`Meaty: immediate=yes should almost never be used.`
`17:06.36`	`twisted[work]`	`there's only ONE instance I know it should be used in`
`17:06.41`	`tsume`	`is there any client software for asterisk?`
`17:06.43`	`twisted[work]`	`and that's hotline analog phones`
`17:06.57`	`twisted[work]`	`DarthClue, you'd get false value`
`17:07.08`	`twisted[work]`	`DarthClue, either that or it just wouldn't work`
`17:07.14`	`JunK-Y`	`see function ast_true`
`17:07.17`	`JunK-Y`	`iirc`
`17:07.30`	`tsume`	`twisted[work]: did anyone actually finish the bounty, or did everyone half-ass the work?`
`17:07.39`	`twisted[work]`	`tsume, what bounty?`
`17:07.40`	`DarthClue`	`tsume: which bounty?`
`17:07.52`	`tsume`	`twisted[work]: for controller software`
`17:07.55`	`twisted[work]`	`huh?`
`17:08.02`	`Meaty`	`[13:06] <ManxPower> Meaty: immediate=yes should almost never be used.`
`17:08.02`	`Meaty`	`[`
`17:08.02`	`ManxPower`	`I can see we have even more newbies here than before I left for vacation`
`17:08.04`	`Meaty`	`ok,`
`17:08.08`	`tsume`	`if its not complete, i'll write it. If its complete, where is the software?`
`17:08.17`	`Meaty`	`ManxPower, I have the same probleme`
`17:08.19`	`twisted[work]`	`tsume, 1) i have no idea wtf you're talking about`
`17:08.21`	`DarthClue`	`Manx: it's just that time of day.`
`17:08.39`	`twisted[work]`	`Meaty, did you restart asterisk after changing zapata.conf?`
`17:08.48`	`Meaty`	`<twisted[work]> Meaty, does your PRI provider provide DNIS?, .... Yes many !`
`17:09.08`	`twisted[work]`	`many? DNIS is a service....`
`17:09.22`	`tsume`	`twisted[work]: http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk+Bounty+VoiceMail-n-Email+Synchronization`
`17:09.33`	`tsume`	`twisted[work]: denon knows what I'm talking about :)`
`17:09.44`	`twisted[work]`	`tsume, then why did you ask me about it?`
`17:10.05`	`twisted[work]`	`my name is not on there anywhere`
`17:10.11`	`Meaty`	`<twisted[work]> Meaty, did you restart asterisk after changing zapata.conf?`
`17:10.15`	`Meaty`	`that's work`
`17:10.22`	`tsume`	`twisted[work]: you are op though :) you sound important`
`17:10.23`	`Meaty`	`woking*`
`17:10.23`	`znoG`	`haha my bank uses asterisk!`
`17:10.25`	`Meaty`	`Thx`
`17:10.37`	`twisted[work]`	`tsume, meh`
`17:10.37`	`Meaty`	`Thx all "`
`17:10.39`	`twisted[work]`	`Meaty, np`
`17:10.42`	`ManxPower`	`znoG: Don't be so sure. Allison does voice work for MANY companies`
`17:10.54`	`znoG`	`i was just using their telephone banking thing, and i pressed an invalid option, and I recognized that voice. It was the spanish sound files for Asterisk`
`17:10.56`	`ManxPower`	`Meaty: twisted is usually right.`
`17:11.04`	`ManxPower`	`znoG: Ah!`
`17:11.05`	`twisted[work]`	`ManxPower is usually right too`
`17:11.10`	`znoG`	`not this time ;)`
`17:11.19`	`znoG`	`unless they're using some other PBX with the sound files from Asterisk`
`17:11.42`	`*** join/#asterisk outtolunc (outtolunc@adsl-66-218-53-170.dslextreme.com)`
`17:11.43`	`znoG`	`haha how cool, i wonder if I can make their AGI crash`
`17:11.54`	`znoG`	`and deposit me.... (dr evil voice) one billion dollars!`
`17:12.16`	`ManxPower`	`znoG: if you can, I'd suggest switching banks`
`17:12.34`	`ManxPower`	`I want a nap`
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`17:13.47`	`tsume`	`dial_911_now: now exactly why is your ident 'niggerplz'?`
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`17:14.57`	`twisted[work]`	`ManxPower, so take one`
`17:15.02`	`twisted[work]`	`;)`
`17:15.24`	`shmaltz`	`I've been trying to trouble shoot this problem for a while, heres whats happening:`
`17:15.26`	`shmaltz`	`Provider < Internet > Asterisk < Internet/NAT > Polycom`
`17:15.27`	`shmaltz`	`when the polycom tries to make a call, using rtp debug I can see that asterisk is sending it to the internal IP address, now the PSTN user cannot hear the polycom user but the polycom user can hear the PSTN user heres the CLI output of rtp debug:`
`17:15.29`	`shmaltz`	`http://pastebin.ca/16350`
`17:15.31`	`tsume`	`kiddy-half-ass-syndrome is very infectious :)`
`17:15.38`	`gst`	`hmm... what do i need to do so that asterisk adds a prefix to an incoming extension? if i modify nationalprefix or internationalprefix nothing changes :/ e.g. asterisk does use 7201234 as extension while i would like the format to be something like 00437201234.`
`17:16.04`	`twisted[work]`	`tsume, why don't you contact the people who posted the bounty`
`17:16.07`	`ManxPower`	`shmaltz: nat=yes`
`17:16.14`	`tsume`	`twisted[work]: trying`
`17:16.21`	`shmaltz`	`ManxPower it is set to nat=yes`
`17:16.26`	`shmaltz`	`in fact inbound calls work`
`17:16.31`	`shmaltz`	`just outbound don't`
`17:17.07`	`*** join/#asterisk CosmoCid (~cosmocid@85.96.192.140)`
`17:17.14`	`ManxPower`	`shmaltz: then you have an auto problem`
`17:17.17`	`CosmoCid`	`hello !`
`17:17.30`	`shmaltz`	`ManxPower, what do you mean by auto problem?`
`17:17.36`	`shmaltz`	`where do I start?`
`17:17.53`	`ManxPower`	`shmaltz: nay=yes does NOT work in [general] for some versions of Aserisk`
`17:18.01`	`ManxPower`	`shmaltz: auth problem`
`17:18.11`	`CosmoCid`	`anyone have good experience with analog fxo gateways (SIP)`
`17:18.16`	`shmaltz`	`ManxPower, its in each sip account/section`
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`17:18.36`	`shmaltz`	`ManxPower, meaning asterisk doesn't want to accept the rtp from the phone?`
`17:18.46`	`ManxPower`	`shmaltz: in sip.conf: in [general] put context=INVALID then put the correct context= line in each account/section`
`17:18.54`	`ManxPower`	`reload asterisk. Try again.`
`17:19.16`	`gst`	`ah - i just noted that the prefix only modifies the number of the caller but not the called number :/`
`17:19.22`	`ManxPower`	`If you get an error about no such context INVALID then you know that you have an auth problem and asterisk is not matching an account/section for the call`
`17:19.24`	`gst`	`is it somehow possible to add a prefix to the called number?`
`17:19.49`	`ManxPower`	`gst: Dial(Zap/1/011${EXTEN})`
`17:20.54`	`shmaltz`	`ManxPower, it can make the call, just the audio is only going one way (incoming) its not a context problem`
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`17:21.07`	`darwin35`	`ok manx`
`17:21.13`	`my007ms`	`can i make call with asterisk cmd`
`17:21.16`	`darwin35`	`I am comming at you`
`17:21.18`	`darwin35`	`heheh`
`17:21.24`	`ManxPower`	`shmaltz: You are free to ignore my advice. People do it all the time. Doesn't mean it's wrong advice.`
`17:21.31`	`gst`	`ManxPower: that's my current solution, but i it doesn't work well with my db. i have the numbers currently stored as 0043720... and if i use the substring query to extract the relevant part the db won't use the index (i use the realtime-db mode) :/`
`17:21.50`	`gst`	`hmm... of course i could hardcode the prefix in the zaptel source :P`
`17:22.13`	`ManxPower`	`gst: Dial(Zap/1/011${EXTEN:2})`
`17:22.28`	`shmaltz`	`ManxPower, thats not the point, I'm trying to take ur advice, I actualy tried what you said and it didn't help, nor did it show anything in the CLI`
`17:23.04`	`ManxPower`	`shmaltz: If Asterisk is listing the internal IP address when you do a "sip show peers" then Asterisk is thinking that that device does not have nat=yes`
`17:23.45`	`ManxPower`	`Is the phone registering or do you have a host=ip.add.re.ss`
`17:23.53`	`shmaltz`	`ManxPower, it's not showing the internal it's showing the external`
`17:24.00`	`shmaltz`	`it's registering`
`17:24.10`	`ManxPower`	`shmaltz: Paste your Dial line.`
`17:24.18`	`Juggie`	`hrm, the digium ds3 card has mysteriously disapeared from the site`
`17:24.21`	`shmaltz`	`and I the audio works for a split second then cuts off`
`17:24.37`	`ManxPower`	`shmaltz: try canreinvite=no as well`
`17:24.50`	`tsume`	`thats funny`
`17:24.57`	`shmaltz`	`Dial(Sip/xchange/${EXTEN})`
`17:25.03`	`tsume`	`there is a half-assed call manager which was written in VB6`
`17:25.36`	`ManxPower`	`shmaltz: So there is an [exchange] in sip.conf and no host named "xchange" in dns?`
`17:25.48`	`tsume`	`besides the interface being completely horrid, it breaks. I guess the guy hasn't heard of GUI policy`
`17:25.48`	`shmaltz`	`nah`
`17:25.50`	`ManxPower`	`or [xchange] at least`
`17:26.03`	`shmaltz`	`it works jus the audio doesn't`
`17:26.23`	`ManxPower`	`if audio doesn't work, then it's not working.`
`17:26.34`	`ManxPower`	`Anyway, I'm outta here`
`17:26.48`	`ManxPower_Away`	`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://asteriskdocs.org/`
`17:27.19`	`ManxPower_Away`	`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.`
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`17:28.36`	`shmaltz`	`ManxPower, thanks I had canreinvite=yes in the polycoms (behind NAT) and nothing about reinvite in the xchange entry, so asterisk was trying to reinvite the polycom to the xchange (or so I think) so now with canreinvite=no in the exchange entry the problem seems to be gone`
`17:28.39`	`moonaddict`	`hey all. I am on a fresh installation of debian/sarge and trying to install asterisk. which source (for /etc/apt/sources.list) carries libopenh323?`
`17:28.55`	`gst`	`ManxPower_Away: i meant exactly the other direction. i have an incoming call from a zaptel interface. the destination is an extension-context in realtime mode. i can't remove the prefix in a db view because without prefix the db can't use the index and the performance would suck (if there are too many queries at once without index). and don't find a solution to add the country prefix within asterisk as an e.g. Goto in my realtime context would require a wildca`
`17:28.56`	`gst`	`rd match which delays the incoming call for about 5 seconds (because with the wildcard asterisk can't check if the transfered number is already complete)`
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`17:30.07`	`CosmoCid`	`anyone have good experience with analog fxo gateways (SIP) ??`
`17:30.19`	`gst`	`the ideal solution were if there was something like internationalprefix which works on the called-number instead of the callers number. then the modification of the number would be done before the matching in extensions.conf.`
`17:30.53`	`tzafrir`	`CosmoCid, dosn'y ask if you can ask. Ask`
`17:32.42`	`tzafrir`	`moonaddict, asterisk-oh323 is probably what you want. It is in main, so no need for extra sources.`
`17:33.11`	`ManxPower_Away`	`asterisk-oh323 is NOT included with Asterisk.`
`17:33.13`	`tzafrir`	`moonaddict, mid you, http://tzafrir.org.il/rap/APT.html is slightly better than the official debs`
`17:33.26`	`eKo1`	`does cas = g.704 and css = g.732 in the e1 framing option in zaptel.conf?`
`17:33.32`	`ManxPower_Away`	`chan_h323 is. There is also the new h323 channel driver in asterisk-addons as well as the bkw one`
`17:33.41`	`SpaceBass`	`CosmoCid what gateway?`
`17:34.09`	`tzafrir`	`asterisk-h323 in Sarge is an empty package intended for transision reasons, for the moment`
`17:34.13`	`CosmoCid`	`there's a 4 port analog FXO (eusso 7104-s) gateway, i've never tried with asterisk. normally i register each port as a sip friend in proxy. ex: 201 for port 0, 202 for port 1 etc go on`
`17:34.24`	`moonaddict`	`is there a global switch so I can disable X11? I mean: I do not want packages to install X11* stuff`
`17:34.44`	`CosmoCid`	`and i register some ATA's with asterisk. ex: 12345 and 12346`
`17:34.47`	`tzafrir`	`moonaddict, x11libs should cause no harm`
`17:34.52`	`moonaddict`	`tzafrir: thanks :)`
`17:34.54`	`twisted[work]`	`woohoo!`
`17:35.00`	`twisted[work]`	`packets with stamina!`
`17:35.02`	`twisted[work]`	`Jun 29 12:06:19 WARNING[13326]: chan_sip.c:1026 __sip_pretend_ack: Have a packet that doesn't want to give up!`
`17:35.36`	`CosmoCid`	`whenever user 12345 needs to dial a landline/cellular, sip proxy routes the call as 201numberiwanttodialonpstn@gateways.ip`
`17:35.41`	`moonaddict`	`tzafrir: the URL leads nowhere though`
`17:35.55`	`CosmoCid`	`then gateway strips 201 from the beginning and dials the number from port 0.`
`17:35.55`	`*** join/#asterisk mrtwister (~andrius@cable-1-32.cgates.lt)`
`17:36.01`	`tzafrir`	`http://tzafrir.org.il/rapid/APT.html`
`17:36.02`	`my007ms`	`== Everyone is busy/congested at this time "what this mean`
`17:36.02`	`CosmoCid`	`how can i arrange it asterisk ?`
`17:36.13`	`twisted[work]`	`CosmoCid, send it with 201 in the front to the gateway`
`17:36.20`	`twisted[work]`	`my007ms, what does it say?`
`17:36.28`	`CosmoCid`	`but how, i'm so newbie in asterisk`
`17:36.40`	`*** join/#asterisk yaaar (~chatzilla@lifebook.tranquility.net)`
`17:36.45`	`yaaar`	`word`
`17:36.57`	`bkw_`	`Ok everyone.. I'm getting stuff lined up for the Developers Conference call tommorow.. anyone have anything they want to listen to?`
`17:37.01`	`my007ms`	`== Everyone is busy/congested at`
`17:37.07`	`twisted[work]`	`bkw_, trance/house/techno`
`17:37.14`	`bkw_`	`no`
`17:37.19`	`twisted[work]`	`damn.`
`17:37.23`	`twisted[work]`	`it was worth a try`
`17:37.25`	`bkw_`	`I meant to say... talk about`
`17:37.25`	`bkw_`	`haha`
`17:37.31`	`twisted[work]`	`OOOOH`
`17:37.36`	`twisted[work]`	`you mean TOPICS :P`
`17:37.39`	`bkw_`	`yes`
`17:37.40`	`CosmoCid`	`since it's singlestep dialing analog gateway...`
`17:37.41`	`bkw_`	`sorry`
`17:37.46`	`twisted[work]`	`hehe`
`17:37.49`	`tsume`	`bkw_: do you know if the bounty is completed for the call manager? or did everyone half-ass the software`
`17:37.50`	`twisted[work]`	`you know i gotta give you hell :)`
`17:37.58`	`twisted[work]`	`tsume, contact the bounty creators`
`17:38.00`	`my007ms`	`== Everyone is busy/congested at this time`
`17:38.06`	`yaaar`	`so my battle with this cisco 7940 continues. at this point i've got it giving me a status message that says "file not found SEPDefault.cnf" ...this is true, there is no SEPDefault.cnf ...but cisco's docs don't mention it once (they mention SIPDefault.cnf, which I have)`
`17:38.09`	`twisted[work]`	`my007ms, yes, and that says?`
`17:38.18`	`yaaar`	`i don't know what should even be in that file.`
`17:38.20`	`bkw_`	`tsume, welcome to asterisk were most stuff is half assed`
`17:38.24`	`ManxPower_Away`	`yaaar: SEPDefault is an SCCP file.`
`17:38.32`	`bkw_`	`the dev conf calls are here to finish the ass mmmkay?`
`17:38.32`	`tsume`	`bkw_: =D`
`17:38.36`	`twisted[work]`	`pretty noises1`
`17:38.37`	`ManxPower_Away`	`yaaar: Have you even searched the Wiki?`
`17:38.40`	`yaaar`	`ManxPower_Away: er, well, then how do i get it to look for the sip one`
`17:38.43`	`Juggie`	`yaaar,.does the 7940 do sip?`
`17:38.50`	`kajtzu`	`yup`
`17:38.53`	`ManxPower_Away`	`yaaar: You get the SIP firmware onto the box.`
`17:38.54`	`Juggie`	`then load the sip FW`
`17:38.59`	`yaaar`	`ManxPower_Away: yeah, i've been all through the wiki, and through cisco's docs, and i'm following it`
`17:39.02`	`tsume`	`bkw_: I can write some real software if nobody has completed it`
`17:39.03`	`CosmoCid`	`i want to create a dial plan thingy, ex: 053 calls (cellular calls)goes to gateway as 201053XXXXXXXX@gateways.ip`
`17:39.08`	`SpaceBass`	`yaaar have the sip firmware on it already?`
`17:39.10`	`yaaar`	`ManxPower_Away: that's what I'm trying to do right now`
`17:39.18`	`twisted[work]`	`so do it that way man... you've got the right idea already`
`17:39.25`	`twisted[work]`	`CosmoCid, look into application dial`
`17:39.27`	`yaaar`	`SpaceBass: this whole operation is me trying to get the SIP firmware on this phone`
`17:39.27`	`CosmoCid`	`054 calls goes to gateway as 202054XXXXXXXX@gateways.ip`
`17:39.29`	`twisted[work]`	`and variables`
`17:39.35`	`CosmoCid`	`application dial ?`
`17:39.36`	`tsume`	`though, I might require more bounty funds for a couple of the features`
`17:39.43`	`twisted[work]`	`~rtfw`
`17:39.43`	`jbot`	`i guess rtfw is Read That F*cking Wiki, the one at http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php`
`17:39.44`	`SpaceBass`	`yaaar what version of skinny is on it now and what version of sip are you going to?`
`17:39.51`	`tsume`	`twisted[work]: stop that :)`
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`17:40.11`	`tsume`	`~stfu twisted[work]`
`17:40.16`	`twisted[work]`	`tsume, contact the creators of the bounty if you want to know the status... they have email addresses`
`17:40.17`	`yaaar`	`SpaceBass: I've got application load id: P003D310 and boot load id: PC03A300`
`17:40.19`	`tsume`	`aww darn ;)`
`17:40.20`	`*** kick/#asterisk [tsume!~twisted@twisted-professional-pdpc.developer.and.friend.of.asterisk] by twisted[work] (don't tell me to stfu)`
`17:40.27`	`*** join/#asterisk tsume (~tsume@tsume.user)`
`17:40.32`	`twisted[work]`	`;)`
`17:40.36`	`yaaar`	`SpaceBass: I'm trying to go to P0S3-07-4-00`
`17:40.36`	`kajtzu`	`yaaar: see cco for upgrade matrix`
`17:40.37`	`SpaceBass`	`ok... think thats 3.3... so you can only go as high as sip 5.4`
`17:40.46`	`tsume`	`twisted[work]: stfu /me ducks :P`
`17:40.48`	`SpaceBass`	`yaaar thats the problem`
`17:40.54`	`SpaceBass`	`yaaar you have to go to 6.3 first`
`17:40.59`	`SpaceBass`	`as I learned today`
`17:41.01`	`yaaar`	`oh no kidding?`
`17:41.03`	`ManxPower_Away`	`yaaar: You DO know that you have to load several versions before you can load the latest`
`17:41.09`	`yaaar`	`ManxPower_Away: now I do`
`17:41.14`	`SpaceBass`	`yaaar welcome to Ciscoland, where everything is 10x as hard as it should be`
`17:41.16`	`Juggie`	`god, cisco phones suck so much`
`17:41.20`	`ManxPower_Away`	`~google cisco sip upgrade problem`
`17:41.20`	`yaaar`	`funny that these docs don't seem to mention that`
`17:41.21`	`Juggie`	`i'm glad i junked mine`
`17:41.37`	`SpaceBass`	`yaaar http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps4967/products_upgrade_guides09186a008022a968.html#wp1056116`
`17:41.42`	`kajtzu`	`wrong. you can go from 3.x to 7.x without upgrading in between`
`17:41.50`	`yaaar`	`hrmf`
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`17:41.57`	`SpaceBass`	`I Love my 7940, but it was confusing at first... now that I know the process, its pretty simple`
`17:42.09`	`SpaceBass`	`kajtzu how?`
`17:42.40`	`ManxPower_Away`	`2 If you want to upgrade from SIP 5.x or 6.x to SIP 7.x, use Procedure F. Upgrading from SIP 5.x directly to SIP 7.x is not possible. First upgrade to SIP 6.3 and then go to SIP 7.x`
`17:42.45`	`SpaceBass`	`kajtzu I cannot go from 5.x to 7.x`
`17:42.54`	`devel`	`so has anybody modded/realtimed the astdb calls (i.e. to write reg info to a real database)?`
`17:42.55`	`bkw_`	`ManxPower_Away, bull you can to`
`17:43.02`	`bkw_`	`its very possible to go from 2.x to 7.3`
`17:43.05`	`bkw_`	`in one hit`
`17:43.06`	`kajtzu`	`SpaceBass: from 5.x to 7.x isnt possible but 2.x -> 7.4 is`
`17:43.06`	`Delemas`	`Anyone have any pointers to info on how to do secure sip calls?`
`17:43.08`	`kajtzu`	`or 3.x`
`17:43.13`	`SpaceBass`	`really? didnt know that`
`17:43.13`	`kajtzu`	`I've done it on a few hundred phones`
`17:43.19`	`ManxPower_Away`	`bkw_: I'm happy for you.`
`17:43.29`	`kajtzu`	`SpaceBass: get it on CCO`
`17:43.40`	`SpaceBass`	`kajtzu waiting on stupid vender to set up my smartnet`
`17:43.43`	`SpaceBass`	`what a process`
`17:44.02`	`CosmoCid`	`i found information`
`17:44.06`	`ManxPower_Away`	`bkw_: thank you for volunteering to help yaaar`
`17:44.08`	`kajtzu`	`SpaceBass: it's pretty simple. you set XMLDefault.cnf.xml to point to the P003-07-4-03 image for 7940 and 7960 phones`
`17:44.21`	`CosmoCid`	`ex : ... Use Dial(Zap/g0/555${EXTEN}) to ...`
`17:44.41`	`SpaceBass`	`kajtzu problem is that I'm on 5.x assumed that not being able to upgrade from 5.x to 7.x was true for 3.x to 7.x too`
`17:44.41`	`denon`	`I thought bkw already volunteered to single-handedly rewrite asterisk without bugs?`
`17:44.45`	`CosmoCid`	`okay, the registered SIP URI is 201`
`17:45.10`	`CosmoCid`	`so i have to delete 555 and replace it 201`
`17:45.15`	`yaaar`	`kajtzu: so, is that XMLDefault.cnf.xml file in the same format as the SEP<mac>.cnf.xml from the 7.x series? i.e. just those 3 lines of xml?`
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`17:45.21`	`kajtzu`	`SpaceBass: when they boot P003-07-4-03 they'll look again for a new configuration in the order it's described on cco, encrypted sccp xml conf, non-encrypted sccp xml conf, sip, mgcp, SIPDefault.cnf`
`17:45.27`	`CosmoCid`	`so it dials 201the.number.i.dialled@gateway.ip`
`17:45.45`	`*** join/#asterisk faa (faceoff@devel.acdbddh.eu.org)`
`17:45.48`	`CosmoCid`	`what's ZAP and G0 means there?`
`17:46.04`	`SpaceBass`	`kajtzu but I still cannot go from 5.4 to 7.4 with out 6.3 in between, right?`
`17:46.12`	`kajtzu`	`either you have immediately a SIP*.cnf file there pointing at P0S3-07-4-00 or the same in SIPDefault.cnf`
`17:46.15`	`Meaty`	`Zap is the type of channel`
`17:46.23`	`Meaty`	`G0 = groupe 0 of Zap`
`17:46.32`	`kajtzu`	`it'll boot again, note that there's no UAL yet, upgrade UAL, upgrade SW to final and that's it`
`17:46.36`	`CosmoCid`	`what else channels in asterisk ?`
`17:46.41`	`kajtzu`	`that's the 10 minute version ;-)`
`17:46.42`	`shido6`	`christ`
`17:46.50`	`shido6`	`are you still trying to figure that out`
`17:47.05`	`bkw_`	`you point your OS79XX.TXT to P003 file the UAL`
`17:47.14`	`bkw_`	`then in the .cnf file you point to the P0S3 file`
`17:47.29`	`kajtzu`	`bkw_: not all 2.x and pre-3.x.something doesnt look at OS79XX at all`
`17:47.39`	`bkw_`	`yes they do`
`17:47.40`	`ManxPower_Away`	`bkw_: the SIPDefault.cnf or the SEPDefault.cnf?`
`17:47.42`	`kajtzu`	`no they do not`
`17:47.47`	`bkw_`	`SEP is skinny`
`17:47.49`	`bkw_`	`not SIP`
`17:47.49`	`bkw_`	`i`
`17:47.53`	`bkw_`	`if its looking for SEP`
`17:47.58`	`ManxPower_Away`	`bkw_: Correct. He has a SCCP image on the phone.`
`17:48.04`	`bkw_`	`you need to alias ciscocm1 to your tftp`
`17:48.13`	`kajtzu`	`no you do not`
`17:48.21`	`bkw_`	`it would be simpler if you did`
`17:48.23`	`bkw_`	`:P`
`17:48.23`	`kajtzu`	`you can do it that way as well, that's how the original selsius systems worked`
`17:48.33`	`blitzrage`	`anyone ever have problems with a Sipura 3000 and DTMF? Its very unreliable`
`17:48.37`	`faa`	`do anyone know application whcih realize that: I am in one room.. and hear ring in other room, but no one answer.. (i know sip number of that ringing phone) so i want to get that call to my sip? any app?`
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`17:48.48`	`bkw_`	`I'm just telling you what I did and it just works`
`17:48.58`	`bkw_`	`the nice error screen on the phone tells you whats wrong`
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`17:50.17`	`kajtzu`	`bkw_: when upgrading "SCCP images 3.x or earlier" to "SIP or MGCP images 7.x or later" you do _not_ need to touch and play with OS79XX.TXT at all`
`17:50.38`	`bkw_`	`thats fine`
`17:50.45`	`bkw_`	`Its been over a year since I did it`
`17:50.57`	`bkw_`	`and if I recall I seen the error ciscocm1 not found and I just set it up to alias to my tftp`
`17:50.59`	`bkw_`	`reset the phone`
`17:50.59`	`CosmoCid`	`zapata...hmmm...`
`17:51.01`	`bkw_`	`and it just worked`
`17:51.08`	`bkw_`	`and updated`
`17:51.09`	`kajtzu`	`http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps4967/products_upgrade_guides09186a008022a968.html#wp1048867`
`17:51.10`	`CosmoCid`	`i do not use digium or other cards`
`17:51.12`	`bkw_`	`hell even cisco has a howto`
`17:51.30`	`kajtzu`	`cisco has a lot of howtos, problem is most of them get most of the things right ;)`
`17:51.35`	`JunK-Y`	`Jun 29 13:49:36 DEBUG[2867]: chan_iax2.c:1468 send_packet: Sending 17640 on 3/1 to 10.0.0.2:4569`
`17:51.35`	`JunK-Y`	`Jun 29 13:49:36 DEBUG[2867]: chan_iax2.c:7389 socket_read: For call=3, set last=17660`
`17:51.35`	`JunK-Y`	`Jun 29 13:49:36 DEBUG[2867]: chan_iax2.c:1468 send_packet: Sending 17660 on 3/1 to 10.0.0.2:4569`
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`17:51.45`	`JunK-Y`	`any idea why im going in that infinite loop?`
`17:53.17`	`bkw_`	`kajtzu, well problem is most people can't troubleshoot`
`17:53.53`	`kajtzu`	`bkw_: yes, low user clue is the root of almost all problems ;-)`
`17:53.58`	`bkw_`	`exactly`
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`17:54.44`	`vooduhal`	`How do I go about getting the drivers for the Dialogic D/41JCT-LS for linux/asterisk?`
`17:54.52`	`cochi`	`brr`
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`17:55.18`	`pifiu`	`I upgraded firmware on my cisco and now it changed the password... it used to be cisco/cisco.. now its not?`
`17:55.22`	`pifiu`	`anyone had that happen?`
`17:55.36`	`Hmmhesays`	`get a room`
`17:55.44`	`aldi`	`hi there. did ya notice that chan_capi 0.3.5 seems to be broken in debian 3.1?`
`17:55.45`	`Katty`	`Hmmhesays: you're in it.`
`17:55.56`	`Katty`	`Hmmhesays: i still love you.`
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`17:56.26`	`Hmmhesays`	`that's nice of you`
`17:57.23`	`Katty`	`Hmmhesays: you're going to be at cluecon! :>>>`
`17:57.34`	`Katty`	`why didn't you tell me? :P`
`17:57.44`	`Hmmhesays`	`paying for it out of my pocket too`
`17:58.13`	`kajtzu`	`pifiu: your cisco? router or phone? ;)`
`17:58.16`	`Hmmhesays`	`hadn't gotten around to it yet?`
`17:58.25`	`kajtzu`	`pifiu: on the phone, you need to enable it in the SIP*.cnf`
`17:58.28`	`Hmmhesays`	`you musta talked to bkw_`
`17:58.30`	`Hmmhesays`	`<chuckle>`
`17:58.41`	`kajtzu`	`(= enable telnet_level 2 for enable access if you want and set the password)`
`17:59.14`	`Katty`	`Hmmhesays: yeah, something slipped`
`17:59.34`	`Hmmhesays`	`something?`
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`17:59.45`	`Hmmhesays`	`like on a banana peel?`
`17:59.52`	`Katty`	`not quite ;)`
`18:00.05`	`tsume`	`something, like a cluctch?`
`18:00.11`	`tsume`	`*clutch`
`18:00.15`	`Katty`	`like a cluecon bat`
`18:00.21`	`tsume`	`:)`
`18:00.27`	`dikadika`	`i'm having trouble getting my * setup to send outgoing calls, can someone help me... i can recieve calls but not send`
`18:00.40`	`tsume`	`Katty: You've been to Cluecon2005?`
`18:00.43`	`dikadika`	`i'm using x-lite softphone for testing`
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`18:01.07`	`SpaceBass`	`dikadika what kind of trunk?`
`18:01.16`	`Katty`	`tsume: it's coming up in august :)`
`18:01.30`	`Katty`	`tsume: and yes, i'll be there`
`18:01.33`	`tsume`	`Katty: oops, I mean last Cluecon :)`
`18:01.37`	`dikadika`	`SpaceBass, i think its a zap trunk, coming in over pstn line`
`18:01.40`	`vooduhal`	`Does anyone know if the Dialogic drivers for asterisk still need to be purchased from digium?`
`18:01.41`	`Katty`	`unless bkw_ speeds up to about 80 and kicks me out`
`18:01.47`	`file`	`vooduhal: yes.`
`18:01.48`	`bkw_`	`tsume, this is the first year`
`18:01.56`	`tsume`	`bkw_: oh. well :/`
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`18:02.15`	`tsume`	`bkw_: its not full of relentless crap like Rubyconf is it?`
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`18:02.20`	`vooduhal`	`file: Do I just need to call to get them or is there somewhere online I can purchase them from?`
`18:02.21`	`SteveL`	`I can't log in to cvs with anoncvs. "cvs login: authorization failed: server cvs.digium.com rejected access to /usr/cvsroot for user anoncvs"`
`18:02.27`	`SpaceBass`	`dikadika thats a zap... what happens when you try and call out?`
`18:02.37`	`file`	`vooduhal: call.`
`18:02.49`	`vooduhal`	`file: K. Good. I'm currently on hold. :)`
`18:03.18`	`dikadika`	`on x-lite it says "connected" but i dont hear any ringing and the * cli shows activity, but i'm not sure how to interpret what it is saying (lots of output)`
`18:04.03`	`SpaceBass`	`dikadika paste the CLI output in www.pastebin.ca and give us the url`
`18:04.19`	`dikadika`	`SpaceBass, ok one moment`
`18:04.38`	`tsume`	`the ticket alone would be 600~ :P`
`18:06.24`	`aldi`	`has anyone here success in using the 0.3.5 chan_capi?`
`18:06.26`	`Hmmhesays`	`heh astcc is just no fun`
`18:06.48`	`Meaty`	`Heh guys, since I removed immediate=yes in zapata.conf I can see the destination number to join my PBX...but since this, If a call hasn't to be directly forwarded (need an extension first), there's a timeout to wait instead of taking every keys real time...`
`18:06.56`	`SteveL`	`anyone else having trouble connecting to CVS?`
`18:07.46`	`my007ms`	`what DND is for`
`18:07.46`	`my007ms`	`?`
`18:08.20`	`SpaceBass`	`my007ms do not disturb ?`
`18:08.45`	`my007ms`	`:) when ever i ask this Q i get the same answer`
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`18:10.36`	`SpaceBass`	`whats the question?`
`18:10.55`	`my007ms`	`what is DND used for`
`18:11.04`	`harryvv`	`interesting. when putting one phone on hold music on hold stares then it stops according to the cli`
`18:11.11`	`harryvv`	`any ideas why this is the case?`
`18:11.25`	`SpaceBass`	`my007ms keeps the phone from ringing`
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`18:20.24`	`dikadika`	`hehe i figured it out :S silly me`
`18:20.36`	`aldi`	`hi there! can anyone give a little help with my asterisk-problem? plz!`
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`18:21.34`	`pifiu`	`kajtzu sorry i was gone for a second`
`18:21.43`	`aldi`	`no one? plz!!!`
`18:21.44`	`SpaceBass`	`aldi ask away`
`18:21.50`	`SpaceBass`	`if somene can help they will`
`18:22.48`	`aldi`	`i have asterisk 1.07 installed. i took the packages from debian 3.1 stable. but when i start asterisk i get something like "Loading module app_capiCD.so failed!"`
`18:22.54`	`SpaceBass`	`arrruggg stupid sed and re`
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`18:23.11`	`SpaceBass`	`fyi- it wont be me that helps with that :)`
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`18:25.20`	`Hmmhesays`	`astcc hates me`
`18:26.25`	`mishehu`	`bam! pri finally up!`
`18:26.46`	`wunderkin`	`mishehu, cool i wish i could say the same`
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`18:27.00`	`mishehu`	`wunderkin: took 3 days to do it though...`
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`18:27.15`	`wunderkin`	`what was your problem?`
`18:27.17`	`wunderkin`	`the wiring?`
`18:27.20`	`tzafrir`	`aldi, don't load capi chan_capi modules?`
`18:27.24`	`M_at`	`Got an idea for an asterisk setup I want to implement. One server at home with an interface to POTS, another server in hosting for staff and family to connect to - I want to be able to have the same access wherever I connect be it the hosted server or the home server so if my home line rings whatever appropriately connected clients can take the call. How easy is this?`
`18:27.33`	`tzafrir`	`aldi,do you need cahn_capi?`
`18:28.39`	`mishehu`	`wunderkin: schmuck SBC tech who punched it down on the 66...`
`18:28.41`	`aldi`	`yes, i need it. er... i think i need it. i want to route my sip-phones into isdn. i have a fritz pci card installed and it already works fine with hylafax.`
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`18:29.39`	`Juggie`	`where did the ds3 card go from digium's site`
`18:29.45`	`aldi`	`note: if i try to start * without this package, its working. but asa i urgently need isdn.`
`18:29.49`	`tzafrir`	`sorry. Not familiar with ISDN. I think you need to have the kernel-level support loaded`
`18:29.55`	`harryvv`	`can mpg321 work in place of mpg123 for moh?`
`18:30.07`	`mishehu`	`harryvv: in short - no.`
`18:30.08`	`Juggie`	`no\`
`18:30.14`	`tzafrir`	`harryvv, it can, with lousy quality`
`18:30.26`	`DarthClue`	`harryvv: yes, and it works fine.`
`18:30.35`	`aldi`	`hm. dont understand what you mean. do you speak of a special kernel-feature?`
`18:30.39`	`tzafrir`	`alternatively, play it with sox or rawplayer , as suggested on the wiki`
`18:30.48`	`tzafrir`	`and start saving on CPU`
`18:30.51`	`harryvv`	`having problems locating mpg123 on the rpm list`
`18:31.02`	`Juggie`	`1.0.8 has broken caller id`
`18:31.03`	`Juggie`	`nice`
`18:31.08`	`Juggie`	`that bug just keeps resufacing`
`18:31.12`	`tzafrir`	`aldi, yes, kernel level`
`18:31.25`	`shmaltz`	`Juggie, you mean the exten/callerid thing?`
`18:31.30`	`Juggie`	`yah`
`18:31.30`	`tzafrir`	`Juggie, gety latest v1.0 CVS. It should be fixed there. A small patch`
`18:31.38`	`Juggie`	`yah i will eventually`
`18:31.41`	`tzafrir`	`It is already in my latest 1.0.8 packages`
`18:31.48`	`shmaltz`	`tzafrir is right juggie, it was on the list`
`18:32.14`	`Juggie`	`thats what it says on voip-info could be wrong i suppose :)`
`18:32.49`	`Katty`	`random => quietmp3:/var/lib/asterisk/mohmp3,-z <- what does the -z mean?`
`18:33.00`	`Hmmhesays`	`rotate?`
`18:33.11`	`Katty`	`hmm.`
`18:33.15`	`tzafrir`	`parameter to mpg123?`
`18:33.18`	`harryvv`	`<PROTECTED>`
`18:33.23`	`harryvv`	`saw that on a posting`
`18:33.28`	`tsume`	`heh`
`18:33.34`	`DarthClue`	`harryvv: old news.`
`18:33.38`	`harryvv`	`i know`
`18:33.39`	`harryvv`	`:)`
`18:33.40`	`tzafrir`	`deadvoip?`
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`18:34.23`	`tzafrir`	`what feature?`
`18:34.30`	`SexyKen`	`Does anyone know who Justin Newman is?`
`18:34.40`	`ManxPower_Away`	`tzafrir: telepathy.o apparently.`
`18:34.51`	`Hmmhesays`	`ok, i'm playing with astcc, and I'm getting something odd when I try debug the cgi --> @debian' (Using password: YES) at ./astcc-admin.cgi line 68 -- debian is the hostname of the testing box`
`18:35.03`	`aldi`	`kernel level stuff. do i have to compile something directly into the kernel or what?`
`18:35.18`	`tsume`	`ccooffeeE!!!!`
`18:35.30`	`tsume`	`moshi moshi moshi moshi moshi moshi moshi moshi moshi moshi moshi`
`18:35.54`	`mishehu`	`tsume: how about valium?`
`18:36.04`	`tsume`	`mishehu: no, what is valium?`
`18:36.06`	`ManxPower_Away`	`aldi: reading the docs in the Zaptel direcory would be a good start`
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`18:37.07`	`tsume`	`mishehu: a sedative, yuck`
`18:37.10`	`tzafrir`	`ManxPower_Away, this is CAPI, not zaphfc`
`18:37.12`	`tsume`	`moshi moshi moshi moshi moshi moshi moshi moshi moshi moshi moshi`
`18:37.26`	`jonathh`	`hello, can anyone tell me how i might implement a 'paging' call using asterisk?`
`18:37.49`	`tzafrir`	`Does Debian Sarge 2.6 kernel support CAPI?`
`18:37.58`	`ManxPower_Away`	`H323 drivers for Asterisk: chan_h323 (included w/Asterisk), asterisk-oh323, chan_woomera, Asterisk-ooH323c. Any others that I don't know about.`
`18:38.22`	`tsume`	`Sarge runs 2.6?`
`18:38.33`	`tsume`	`I thought they were in 2.4 land still?`
`18:38.41`	`tzafrir`	`apt-get install kernel-image-2.6-686`
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`18:38.56`	`tzafrir`	`2.4 is the default.`
`18:38.57`	`tsume`	`tzafrir: which version of 2.6 do they have?`
`18:39.00`	`tsume`	`tzafrir: oh.`
`18:39.03`	`tzafrir`	`2.6.8`
`18:39.12`	`tsume`	`tzafrir: not good enough :P too old`
`18:39.15`	`aldi`	`tzafrir: i think so. i have capi2.0 support compiled into the kernel. BUT: i disabled the obsolete old isdn4linux. otherwise my capi4hylafax wouldnt work...`
`18:39.28`	`tsume`	`tzafrir: much software I use depends on the latest kernel`
`18:39.35`	`sivana`	`dammit... as if a PRI is considered a data link in the eyes of the CRTC`
`18:39.44`	`tsume`	`tzafrir: like the trashy Intel 2200BG`
`18:39.54`	`tsume`	`tzafrir: never get a centrino laptop, they suck`
`18:40.19`	`aldi`	`ohoho! don get me started on my centrino laptop :-) it really sucks!`
`18:40.26`	`tzafrir`	`aldi, get the latest kernel packaages from sid. sid has not managed to run away very far feature-wise, but it has a more reasonable kernel`
`18:40.26`	`tsume`	`tzafrir: you can't adjust the bitrate, you can't enable monitor mode for wifi hacking, and intel are so full of it`
`18:40.38`	`tsume`	`aldi: don't get me started :P`
`18:40.45`	`tzafrir`	`http://packages.debian.org/kernel-image-2.6-686`
`18:40.46`	`tsume`	`aldi: I'd rather have bought a AMD`
`18:40.48`	`tsume`	`*AMD64`
`18:40.53`	`file`	`POWERBOOKS FOREVER!`
`18:41.03`	`tzafrir`	`You can also rebuild kernel packages using kernel-package`
`18:41.09`	`jonathh`	`blasphemy!`
`18:41.15`	`tsume`	`this laptop is a centrino 1.7 p-m with nvidia gf fx 5200 for 1300USD`
`18:41.20`	`tzafrir`	`Until Apple swithes to Intel`
`18:41.24`	`Romik_`	`tsume: do you know good quality notebook with amd64?`
`18:41.42`	`tsume`	`Romik_: yes, but they are wickedly expensive(the good ones)`
`18:41.53`	`tsume`	`Romik_: don't ever buy the sams or walmart brand`
`18:42.04`	`Romik_`	`tsume: tell me name of one?`
`18:42.07`	`tsume`	`or I think its called.. Avertec or some cheap company`
`18:42.43`	`tsume`	`Romik_: Asus for one`
`18:42.59`	`aldi`	`i think i will try the 2.6.12 for my isdn-problem...`
`18:43.06`	`tsume`	`don't buy Averatec! the cases are cheap, case easily breakable`
`18:43.34`	`tsume`	`I done a pen test, you stick a ped in the middle of the keys.. all the keys snapped off on this laptop`
`18:44.09`	`tsume`	`http://www.expansys-usa.com/product.asp?code=120265`
`18:44.17`	`harryvv`	`tsume, I run a dual amd opteron`
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`18:44.21`	`coolhp`	`Good day all.`
`18:44.37`	`tsume`	`harryvv: you rock :)`
`18:44.47`	`tsume`	`harryvv: how does it handle with linux?`
`18:45.22`	`mrtwister`	`huh hardware channel :) what notebook is better for asterisk :)`
`18:45.32`	`harryvv`	`mmm dont get x86_64 unless its only going to be a server. run i386 instead. Lots of headaches with 64 version missing libraries trying to locate rpms ect.`
`18:45.45`	`mrtwister`	`my next will be mac :)`
`18:45.48`	`tsume`	`hmm`
`18:45.55`	`harryvv`	`but other wise its as fast as the hard drive`
`18:45.58`	`tsume`	`I guess the Turion is like Centrino`
`18:46.07`	`harryvv`	`my hd is the limiting factor.`
`18:46.28`	`M_at`	`tsume > Not at all`
`18:46.28`	`tsume`	`harryvv: build all software from source than :) or use a distro with 64 builds`
`18:46.37`	`tsume`	`M_at: what are they then?`
`18:46.37`	`harryvv`	`yea`
`18:46.39`	`coolhp`	`I had a quick PRI related question: I've got a PRI hooked up to a TE405P. I was wondering how the callerid is handled for outbound calls ? Is it the callerid= parameter in zapata.conf ? or does asterisk try to use the extension or callerid specified in sip.conf file for a specific user for example ?`
`18:46.44`	`M_at`	`Centrino is a package of Processor, Chipset and WiFi`
`18:46.45`	`harryvv`	`mabey source might be the best way.`
`18:46.51`	`SexyKen`	`Anyone ever heard of Newman Telecom or Newman Ventures or Justin Newman or Colin Rau?`
`18:46.53`	`tsume`	`M_at: I mean p-m`
`18:47.04`	`tsume`	`M_at: you know exactly what I'm referring to`
`18:47.10`	`M_at`	`Turion is just a brand for Athlon Mobile 64 processors in Laptops - there's no specific package`
`18:47.22`	`harryvv`	`games work flawlessly in opteron.`
`18:47.25`	`tsume`	`okay, so they are like centrino/p-m`
`18:47.43`	`tsume`	`http://www.susale.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=11909 :/`
`18:48.02`	`tsume`	`welll, crappy vid card though`
`18:48.31`	`khemir`	`coolhp: if try setcallerid??`
`18:49.40`	`harryvv`	`my motherboard cpu memory control is on the cpu running at cpu speeds.`
`18:49.55`	`M_at`	`tsume > Only in so far as they're both marketing exercises. The chips are totally different in origin. P-M is a totally new chip based on a much enhanced P-III, Mobile64 is just a lower powere Athlon with enhanced power control`
`18:50.16`	`harryvv`	`tsume: i have the 5800`
`18:50.30`	`ManxPower_Away`	`I guess AMD got it right the first time. 8-)`
`18:50.37`	`*** join/#asterisk Micc (~dotirc@c-24-18-35-120.hsd1.wa.comcast.net)`
`18:51.16`	`Micc`	`Is now a good time to get CVS HEAD?`
`18:51.21`	`Cresl1n`	`coolhp: callerid= overrides whatever else you might have put in there`
`18:51.26`	`Cresl1n`	`Micc: sure ;-)`
`18:51.45`	`coolhp`	`Thx.`
`18:51.46`	`*** part/#asterisk jfonsecausa (~jfonseca@12.42.141.34)`
`18:52.16`	`rephorm`	`oooh. don't 'join' a call from a poly ip300 to itself... :)`
`18:52.53`	`Lee__`	`is there a standard interface for parsing the text in the Asterisk config files? I've noticed other programs using a similar format.`
`18:53.01`	`*** join/#asterisk pifiu (~myassisbi@208.205.181.170)`
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`18:53.11`	`focks`	`anyone using Polycom 500/501?`
`18:53.20`	`pifiu`	`kajtzu are you there?`
`18:53.22`	`rephorm`	`focks: yep`
`18:53.23`	`Lee__`	`the [] and ; format is all I can call it.`
`18:53.24`	`pifiu`	`i am using polycom 501`
`18:53.33`	`khemir`	`anyone using Ovislink`
`18:53.43`	`focks`	`rephorm how was it to set up?`
`18:53.47`	`khemir`	`www.ovislink.com.tw`
`18:53.49`	`focks`	`pifiu how was it to set up?`
`18:53.49`	`shido6`	`i havent heard that in a while`
`18:53.56`	`shido6`	`ovislink/gstream`
`18:54.42`	`rephorm`	`focks: not too bad. i'm using the xml configs from a boot server, which are about the worst looking xml i've ever seen, but not too hard to mold to your needs (only a few things need to modified)`
`18:54.46`	`Lee__`	`how's the bot controled here?`
`18:54.49`	`focks`	`I've configured DHCP and TFTP and successfully updated both the BootRom and SIP application. I've also created a custom cfg file for this phone's MAC address and the settings seem to be taking just fine`
`18:54.55`	`focks`	`I can see that the phone registers with my Asterisk server but 'sip show peers' reports that the phone is UNREACHABLE. This seems to be a problem because when I dial an extension from the phone, I can see Asterisk answering it and Festival responding, but I get no audio out of the handset nor the speaker of the phone.`
`18:55.16`	`Lee__`	`focks: can you ping the phone?`
`18:55.18`	`pifiu`	`what editors are you guys using for cnf files?`
`18:55.22`	`focks`	`Lee__ yeah`
`18:55.26`	`Lee__`	`pifiu: vim`
`18:55.30`	`focks`	`Lee__ it registers`
`18:55.31`	`pifiu`	`and in windows?`
`18:55.33`	`focks`	`and it dials`
`18:55.38`	`Lee__`	`pifiu: yes, in Windows.`
`18:55.43`	`SexyKen`	`Wack ass fuckin company.`
`18:55.45`	`pifiu`	`vim works for windows?`
`18:55.46`	`rephorm`	`focks: no nat in between the phone and the * box?`
`18:55.47`	`focks`	`pifiu TextPad is fine`
`18:55.51`	`focks`	`rephorm no`
`18:55.59`	`pifiu`	`doesnt seem to open it... it sees it as a "speed dial"`
`18:56.03`	`Lee__`	`pifiu: yes, vim runs in Windows`
`18:56.11`	`Lee__`	`http://www.vim.org`
`18:56.29`	`pifiu`	`why does windows see the .cnf as a "speed dial"?`
`18:56.31`	`Lee__`	`focks: any relivant sip debug messages?`
`18:56.33`	`pifiu`	`in 3 computers`
`18:57.14`	`focks`	`Lee__ nope, if i dial an extension like 8888 that i have festival setup on, i can see it reading`
`18:57.45`	`focks`	`rephorm do you use type=friend/peer ?`
`18:57.49`	`Lee__`	`so the phone is registered, the SIP headers are exchanged and the RTP stream is opened but you get no audio?`
`18:58.35`	`focks`	`i don't know aobut the RTP stream`
`18:58.58`	`focks`	`Lee__ what should i look for?`
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`18:59.31`	`shido6`	`he isnt even that far ahead`
`18:59.44`	`shido6`	`if the phone is unreachable then yuo should check sip debug info first`
`18:59.51`	`Lee__`	`turn sip debuging on and make the call again. Run tcpdump on the host and see what's getting through.`
`19:00.45`	`pifiu`	`lee_ thanks for the help, it seems to open it through vim, but notepad doesnt thats odd`
`19:00.46`	`pifiu`	`but it works`
`19:01.27`	`Lee__`	`notepad isn't known for it's quality.`
`19:01.33`	`rephorm`	`focks: friend`
`19:01.39`	`*** part/#asterisk anti (russ@anti.developer.gentoo)`
`19:01.53`	`focks`	`rephorm can I take a look at your Polycom configs and sip.conf?`
`19:02.13`	`funxion`	`anyone know how I could read the contents of a text file and pass them as arguments to a command without writing a script to do so?`
`19:02.53`	`funxion`	`would command < textfile work?`
`19:03.25`	`Lee__`	`funxion: man xargs`
`19:03.44`	`citats`	funxion: as command line arguments? try command `cat textfile`
`19:04.44`	`funxion`	`citats that werx`
`19:04.47`	`funxion`	`thnx a lot`
`19:05.09`	`*** part/#asterisk rnovotny22 (~rnovonty2@198.57.19.112)`
`19:05.57`	`SteveL`	`what would prevent me from connecting to my asterisk server with 'asterisk -r'?`
`19:06.08`	`SteveL`	`it is running and working but I'm unable to get to the cli`
`19:06.12`	`focks`	`stevel are you root?`
`19:06.15`	`SteveL`	`yes`
`19:06.51`	`my007ms`	`maybe it runing in saf_asterisk`
`19:07.10`	`SteveL`	`it is running in safe_asterisk`
`19:07.20`	`my007ms`	`i think you can not`
`19:07.40`	`SteveL`	`I have it on another server running in safe_asterisk and I can get to the cli just fine.`
`19:08.11`	`khemir`	`SteveL how you kwon is asterisk up?`
`19:08.28`	`SteveL`	`tail -f /var/log/full`
`19:08.35`	`SteveL`	`and i have a sip phone registered on it`
`19:08.42`	`SteveL`	`and I can make calls`
`19:08.46`	`khemir`	`and cuold dial?`
`19:08.56`	`SteveL`	`yeah`
`19:09.04`	`*** join/#asterisk alvis2k5 (Alvis@200.105.128.59)`
`19:09.24`	`funxion`	`anyone using the cepstral demo to generate prompts?`
`19:09.36`	`harryvv`	`ths is more then a little fustrating trying to locate mpg123 rpm for this distro`
`19:10.04`	`alvis2k5`	`Hi, Somebody can help me, a have problem to register the asterisk with a CISCO gatekeeper`
`19:10.09`	`alvis2k5`	`Hi, Somebody can help me, a have problem to register the asterisk with a CISCO gatekeeper`
`19:10.11`	`shido6`	`oooh`
`19:10.12`	`shido6`	`fun`
`19:10.16`	`khemir`	`SeteveL try kill asterisk and run from asterisk -vvvvvcg`
`19:10.20`	`shido6`	`alvis2k5 heard you the first time`
`19:10.25`	`khemir`	`and see if ocurs any erros`
`19:10.48`	`khemir`	`if not errors stop now asterisk and up whit asterisk`
`19:10.53`	`SteveL`	`ok`
`19:11.00`	`*** join/#asterisk lilwookie (~zoidmeste@modemcable215.87-81-70.mc.videotron.ca)`
`19:11.22`	`*** join/#asterisk Dave1216 (~Dave@62.53.77.4)`
`19:11.29`	`SteveL`	`that worked and im in the cli`
`19:11.49`	`Dave1216`	`Hi, does anybody have any experience with oh323?`
`19:11.58`	`shido6`	`nope just chan_h323`
`19:12.00`	`shido6`	`:)`
`19:12.27`	`Dave1216`	`doh`
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`19:12.52`	`SteveL`	`this is weird`
`19:13.02`	`Dave1216`	`well you might be able to help - i have it working for internal ie h323 to sip, but don't know how to route it out`
`19:13.16`	`Dave1216`	`ie trunk`
`19:13.49`	`lilwookie`	`hrrrm can is there something out there to show line status of zap chans on an ADSI screen?`
`19:13.55`	`shido6`	`ok`
`19:14.05`	`SteveL`	`Figured out the problem`
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`19:14.14`	`lilwookie`	`hey shido6`
`19:14.28`	`SteveL`	`there was no /var/run/asterisk/asterisk.pid file`
`19:15.29`	`shido6`	`whoa`
`19:15.35`	`shido6`	`storm took out my cable for a hot second`
`19:15.41`	`shido6`	`hey likwid--`
`19:15.42`	`shido6`	`err`
`19:15.44`	`shido6`	`lilwookie`
`19:16.02`	`lilwookie`	`heh.. :)`
`19:16.48`	`rephorm`	`Dave1216: if you can dial h323 -> sip, then you just need to add dialing out to your dialplan`
`19:17.43`	`rephorm`	`Dave1216: can you dial out from sip?`
`19:18.13`	`Dave1216`	`yes`
`19:18.32`	`Dave1216`	`i can use x-lite to dial out over sip`
`19:18.43`	`citats`	`i know its ot, but is anyone interested in a cisco NM-HDV-T148? i've got to do some fundraising and its time to start unloading some gear`
`19:18.45`	`Dave1216`	`but i want to use h323`
`19:19.11`	`Dave1216`	`(not so much want, but need - i have a h323 FXS)`
`19:19.41`	`shido6`	`citats`
`19:19.48`	`shido6`	`got a list?`
`19:19.49`	`gst`	`is it possible to use user-defined headers with IAX. e.g. with SIP i can add a header X-CallerID-presentation so that asterisk knows that it shouldn't allow the presentation of the callerid at the remote end (i just need to check for the header with SIP_HEADER in the extensions.conf). is this also possible with IAX?`
`19:19.54`	`*** join/#asterisk rnovotny22 (~rnovonty2@198.57.19.112)`
`19:20.10`	`shido6`	`why not use callerid instead gst`
`19:20.12`	`shido6`	`setcallerid`
`19:20.15`	`shido6`	`callerid=`
`19:20.17`	`shido6`	`etc`
`19:20.18`	`shido6`	`?`
`19:20.26`	`citats`	`not really. i've just got a variety of different things i need to get rid of. gotta keep the bills paid before i move`
`19:20.27`	`shido6`	`setcalleridnum`
`19:20.28`	`gst`	`shido6: the callerid was only an example :)`
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`19:20.32`	`shido6`	`ahh`
`19:20.33`	`shido6`	`:)`
`19:20.55`	`shido6`	`the storm here is knocking out power left and right and the ellipse keeps on tickin`
`19:20.59`	`rephorm`	`Dave1216: edit whatever context your h323 stuff is using in your dialplan to include dialing out`
`19:21.37`	`devel`	`so has anybody modded/realtimed the astdb calls (i.e. to write sip reg info to a real database)?`
`19:21.44`	`funxion`	`does anyone know of another way to use cepstral with * other than using php and the web demo?`
`19:22.48`	`greg_work`	`funxion: web demo? i did it just using phpagi.. worked fine, though the voice sounds like crap`
`19:23.02`	`funxion`	`really`
`19:23.11`	`funxion`	`the voices from the demo sounds pretty good`
`19:23.24`	`greg_work`	`(cmu_us_bdl_arctic_hts from festvox.org sounds better, imho)`
`19:23.38`	`greg_work`	`yeah, their online demo sounds good, when you download the demo it sounds like crap`
`19:24.08`	`funxion`	`I was trying something I found on the wiki`
`19:24.08`	`greg_work`	`tried both the linux and windows versions, and they're both bad. the default festival voice (which isn't very good) sounds better`
`19:24.57`	`funxion`	`hmm`
`19:25.27`	`pbd`	`Hey- has anyone here worked with chan_h323 and gnugk? I'm having a brain lock- can't get calls inbound to Asterisk, gnugk says the destination isn't registered.. yet I can call out, and have e164 prefixes set. Most likely bad config...`
`19:26.06`	`pbd`	`This is the first time I'm doing this with a prefix over a completely matched number, if it helps anyone.`
`19:26.33`	`shido6`	`hello?`
`19:26.37`	`funxion`	`I saw an example using php that would go to the demo site and download the wav file generated from the text you input then sox's it than plays it`
`19:26.53`	`tsume`	`funxion: if its in php.. must be horrid`
`19:28.29`	`greg_work`	`yeah, php is such a horrible language because it can't do anything`
`19:28.39`	`tsume`	`greg_work: people overuse it`
`19:28.51`	`tsume`	`greg_work: I saw this one pos irc bot written in php`
`19:29.00`	`tsume`	`every php bot I've seen crashes after so long`
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`19:29.07`	`darwin35`	`did iax2 move to iax in head`
`19:29.09`	`yaaar`	`word`
`19:29.14`	`yaaar`	`ok this really sucks. i got that 7940 to go to P0S30200, but it won't go any further. i changed the OS79XX.TXT file to read P0S30203 and changed the SIPDefault.cnf to match, but when I unplug/replug the phone it just boots normally, and the firmware version is unchanged. Same thing if I try to use 6.0 or 6.3`
`19:29.15`	`pifiu`	`cisco=sucks`
`19:29.18`	`greg_work`	`funxion: thats probably not a good way to do it.. besides being against their licence, its going to be slow and will break if they ever change their website`
`19:29.22`	`SpaceBass\|Away`	`yaaar any luck?`
`19:29.31`	`tsume`	`cisco++`
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`19:29.39`	`pifiu`	`tsume`
`19:29.43`	`pifiu`	`they are a pain in the ass`
`19:29.44`	`tsume`	`pifiu: :P`
`19:29.46`	`SpaceBass\|Away`	`guess not`
`19:29.50`	`tsume`	`pifiu: not really`
`19:29.50`	`pifiu`	`want to talk about it?`
`19:29.54`	`funxion`	`greg_work it was really just to play with the voices not a perm solution`
`19:29.59`	`pifiu`	`well maybe im doing something ridicously stupid`
`19:30.07`	`tsume`	`pifiu: really easy, though.. you've certs to actually get jobs`
`19:30.21`	`tsume`	`pifiu: certs in general are overrated :)`
`19:30.43`	`greg_work`	`tsume: i've seen semi-decent bots in php. as far as stability, i have a few systems running php scripts that directly control hardware (like pumps and chemical injection in water systems). some have uptimes well over a year`
`19:31.08`	`greg_work`	`its all up to how you program it`
`19:31.14`	`tsume`	`greg_work: I mean heavy use php bots. ie. like eggdrop`
`19:31.15`	`funxion`	`yaar did you put a line like image_version: P0S3-07-4-00 in the sipdefault.cfg?`
`19:31.21`	`shido6`	`Utility failure`
`19:31.24`	`shido6`	`Utility restored`
`19:32.53`	`pifiu`	`wow another one trying to get the cisco to work lol`
`19:33.22`	`harryvv`	`anyone had luck installing mpg123 for x86_64 fc3?`
`19:33.29`	`pifiu`	`funxion you know much about the cisco configs?`
`19:33.50`	`funxion`	`enough to get them working`
`19:33.52`	`yaaar`	`funxion: yes i did`
`19:33.56`	`Juggie`	`everyone really needs to stop using the shitty cisco phones`
`19:34.04`	`tzafrir`	`isn't eggdrop written in tcl?`
`19:34.14`	`Juggie`	`no`
`19:34.16`	`Juggie`	`c`
`19:34.38`	`Juggie`	`those phones are an absolute nightmare to manage`
`19:34.46`	`harryvv`	`what cisco?`
`19:35.08`	`yaaar`	`7940`
`19:35.09`	`pifiu`	`im doing 7940G`
`19:35.10`	`pifiu`	`yes`
`19:35.11`	`pifiu`	`wow lol`
`19:35.13`	`tzafrir`	`harryvv, drop mpg123.`
`19:35.20`	`pifiu`	`i did the upgrades last night to sip 6 firmware all the way from 3`
`19:35.25`	`tzafrir`	`rawplayer works great`
`19:35.29`	`harryvv`	`ookay then what would work on my distro?`
`19:35.30`	`*** join/#asterisk pjz (~pj@place.org)`
`19:35.33`	`pifiu`	`but now im stuck and it wont go past 6 to 6.3 or on`
`19:35.41`	`*** join/#asterisk _mountie (~mountie@trb229.travel-net.com)`
`19:35.53`	`tzafrir`	`harryvv, you surely have sox`
`19:35.54`	`pjz`	`what's NOTICE[31749]: Removed default indication country 'us' and how do I get * to stop spewing it at me every reload?`
`19:35.54`	`yaaar`	`pifiu: heh. mine's stuck at P0S30200`
`19:35.54`	`funxion`	`hmmm`
`19:36.00`	`crash3m`	`pifiu: which versions are you going between?`
`19:36.09`	`harryvv`	`tzafrir: i think sox is installed`
`19:36.12`	`*** join/#asterisk Delvar (~irc@83.146.53.34)`
`19:36.18`	`crash3m`	`heh, you people make me want to post my magical 'ciscoupgradefirmware.sh' on the web`
`19:36.24`	`harryvv`	`yup sox is installed`
`19:36.44`	`pifiu`	`i went from 3 to 4 to 5.3 to 6`
`19:36.45`	`harryvv`	`tzafrir: so why did you ask`
`19:36.45`	`tzafrir`	`pjz, /etc/asterisk/indications.conf ? SetLanguage?`
`19:36.47`	`pifiu`	`thats where im stuck`
`19:36.51`	`pifiu`	`it wont go past it`
`19:37.28`	`pjz`	`tzafrir: okay, so how do i get * to stop spewing it at me every reload?`
`19:37.35`	`tzafrir`	`harryvv, that's all you need to create a "manual" player`
`19:37.57`	`pjz`	`tzafrir: do I need to get rid of the 'country = us' line in [general] ?`
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`19:38.50`	`crash3m`	`pifiu: which version of firmware are you currently at?`
`19:38.54`	`pifiu`	`6`
`19:38.58`	`pifiu`	`stuck at it`
`19:39.01`	`crash3m`	`0600?`
`19:39.05`	`pifiu`	`i went from 3 to 4 to 5.3 to 6`
`19:39.10`	`crash3m`	`0610? 0630?`
`19:39.22`	`pifiu`	`POS3-06-0-00`
`19:39.31`	`harryvv`	`tzafrir: rawplayer is not located in /fedora/3/x86_64/os/Fedora/RPMS/`
`19:39.36`	`funxion`	`pifiu do you have all of the files in the 6.3 dir? dialplan.xml OS79XX>txt P0S3-06-3-00.bin P0S3-06-3-00.sbn ringer1.pcm ringer2.pcm RINGLIST.DAT SIPmaccaddy.cfg and sipdefault.cfg?`
`19:39.38`	`pifiu`	`no trying to get past that to yes 6.3 + ive heard i can go to 7.4 directly after 6?`
`19:39.40`	`SpaceBass\|Away`	`anyone have a 7912?`
`19:39.43`	`crash3m`	`pifiu: give me ~10m, I'll post my scripts on the web for you to abuse`
`19:39.50`	`pifiu`	`ok cool`
`19:39.52`	`*** join/#asterisk zinkeldonk (~hamish@196-28-87-71.wdsl.co.za)`
`19:39.58`	`pifiu`	`thanks for all the help all of you`
`19:40.16`	`pifiu`	`in the tftp directory ill tell you what i have`
`19:40.31`	`funxion`	`I listed the files that are in mine`
`19:40.49`	`funxion`	`I've used it to upgrade quite a few phones so I know it werx`
`19:40.50`	`tzafrir`	`well, off to configure Rapid to do a wavplayer...`
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`19:41.28`	`pifiu`	`i dont have the ringer1.pcm ringer2.pcm and the dinglist.dat`
`19:41.32`	`pifiu`	`arent those optional?`
`19:41.44`	`SpaceBass\|Away`	`optional`
`19:41.56`	`pifiu`	`yes so weird though its not going past 6`
`19:42.01`	`*** part/#asterisk mogorman (~mogorman@207.111.174.1)`
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`19:42.10`	`pifiu`	`it went fine as i said from all other versions`
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`19:42.52`	`yaaar`	`well, mine upgraded fine to P0S30200, but won't even go to P0S30203 from there`
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`19:43.18`	`shido6`	`why not`
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`19:43.20`	`shido6`	`whats up?`
`19:43.22`	`yaaar`	`dunno`
`19:43.24`	`shido6`	`yaaar u have my #`
`19:43.26`	`shido6`	`use it`
`19:43.27`	`shido6`	`yeesh`
`19:43.30`	`yaaar`	`hehe`
`19:43.30`	`shido6`	`:)`
`19:43.30`	`crash3m`	`pifiu: which version are you trying to go to?`
`19:43.36`	`jackfiber`	`hello, when two TDM cards are into the system and the second one is fxo how to name the channels in zapata.conf?`
`19:43.51`	`shido6`	`one after the next, jackfiber`
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`19:45.32`	`pifiu`	`im trying to get to the latest on 7.4`
`19:45.43`	`pifiu`	`but if i have to go from 6 to 6.3, and so on and so forth until 7 ill do it`
`19:45.45`	`pifiu`	`im just stuck at 6`
`19:45.52`	`SpaceBass\|Away`	`pifiu I am stuck on 6.3 trying to go to 7.4 too`
`19:45.53`	`pifiu`	`ive heard that maybe a certain file can be too big?`
`19:45.57`	`pifiu`	`oh you are?`
`19:46.05`	`pifiu`	`hmm wtf seems to be the problem with these crappy phones`
`19:46.11`	`Juggie`	`THEY SUCK`
`19:46.12`	`pifiu`	`seriously this is only a test one`
`19:46.14`	`SpaceBass\|Away`	`pifiu I had that problem when going from 3.x to 5.x it said it was too big`
`19:46.15`	`Juggie`	`they are a management nightmare`
`19:46.17`	`pifiu`	`i think ill stick with the polycom 501`
`19:46.48`	`SpaceBass\|Away`	`i just hat that once you pay $250 for a damn phone you still cannot use it`
`19:46.49`	`Juggie`	`gogo mitel 5220`
`19:47.14`	`pifiu`	`i guess ill return it`
`19:47.34`	`Juggie`	`mitel 5220 dualmode.... try those.`
`19:48.01`	`SpaceBass\|Away`	`heck it only took 5 minutes to get my wireless hatachi up`
`19:49.09`	`SpaceBass\|Away`	`and I'd be eternally greatful if cisco would get off their @$$ and register my CCO account so I can get the 7912 firmware`
`19:49.48`	`pifiu`	`same`
`19:49.57`	`pifiu`	`i think lunch time for me. the cisco drama continues lol!`
`19:50.54`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Anyone know any phone carriers in the Daytona Beach, FL area? I want to get off this god-forsaken bellsouth`
`19:50.57`	`crash3m`	`pifiu: this script goes P0S30202 to P0S3-06-3-00....`
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`19:51.16`	`SpaceBass\|Away`	`\|Vulture\| have you checked out broadvoice?`
`19:51.17`	`crash3m`	`bah, my freaking host is down`
`19:51.22`	`shaon`	`hello`
`19:51.57`	`\|Vulture\|`	`SpaceBass\|Away: no I need PSTN lines or a frac T1`
`19:52.08`	`shaon`	`i want to setup a database for asterisk which one is better`
`19:52.38`	`\|Vulture\|`	`not mysql :P`
`19:52.45`	`\|Vulture\|`	`shaon: realtime?`
`19:52.47`	`SpaceBass\|Away`	`\|Vulture\| ohhh`
`19:52.57`	`SpaceBass\|Away`	`frac t would be nice`
`19:52.58`	`shaon`	`yes`
`19:53.00`	`Juggie`	`\|Vulture\|, hows apt treating ya`
`19:53.06`	`\|Vulture\|`	`SpaceBass\|Away: this office it too small to bring a PRI to so..`
`19:53.23`	`pifiu`	`crash3m send it via email?`
`19:53.25`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Juggie: well I got my new SuperMicro server today and will be installing it tonight, 2 TE110P and 1 TDM card`
`19:53.27`	`pifiu`	`jp@pifiu.com`
`19:53.31`	`\|Vulture\|`	`see how it can handle it`
`19:53.44`	`Juggie`	`it will be good install apt first, then do your thing`
`19:53.46`	`\|Vulture\|`	`shaon: I have heard that mysql with realtime is a bad choice`
`19:53.46`	`crash3m`	`pifiu: k, I'll see about posting it on voip-info.org as well later on`
`19:53.48`	`Juggie`	`dont do anything with yum`
`19:53.55`	`Juggie`	`be sure to add the good repositorys to apt`
`19:54.06`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Juggie: does apt-get do kernel updates too?`
`19:54.20`	`shaon`	`which one would be a good choice?`
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`19:54.40`	`Juggie`	`\|Vulture\|, yes.`
`19:54.58`	`Juggie`	`it really is gods tool for linux`
`19:55.21`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Juggie: is there a way to not allow it to do kernel updates? I was able to stop them in yum, just don't want it to upgrade the kernel until I tell it to`
`19:55.28`	`SpaceBass\|Away`	`arrugg I hate sed`
`19:55.36`	`Juggie`	`\|Vulture\|, it doesnt do kernel updates automatically`
`19:55.38`	`shaon`	`vulture which one shall i chose?`
`19:55.40`	`SpaceBass\|Away`	`almost as much as I hate cisco at the moment`
`19:55.41`	`Juggie`	`you have to specifially force it`
`19:55.59`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Juggie: oh thats perfect ;)`
`19:56.18`	`SpaceBass\|Away`	`oops`
`19:56.20`	`SpaceBass\|Away`	`left car running`
`19:56.22`	`SpaceBass\|Away`	`bbl`
`19:56.28`	`Juggie`	`i think you actually need to run dist-upgrade`
`19:56.30`	`Juggie`	`instead of just upgrade`
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`19:56.34`	`shaon`	`\|vulture\| which one shall i chose?`
`19:56.45`	`\|Vulture\|`	`shaon: PostgreSQL`
`19:57.03`	`shaon`	`\|vulture\| thanks`
`19:57.16`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Juggie: ah so I could put an "apt-get update" in my cron job and that would be fine right?`
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`19:58.31`	`Juggie`	`\|Vulture\|, yeah, but you'll need to find the command to bypass the confirmation`
`19:58.40`	`Juggie`	`as it normally asks for confirmation before it upgrades`
`19:58.54`	`\|Vulture\|`	`ah rgr that I am sure someone has a chkconfig script for it`
`19:59.15`	`crash3m`	`yaaar: want help upgrading your cisco?`
`20:00.13`	`shaon`	`is there any guide to postsql on asterisk?`
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`20:00.36`	`eKo1`	`it's all in the wiki`
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`20:12.02`	`ender`	`wgoto 20`
`20:12.07`	`ender`	`oops`
`20:18.37`	`Hmmhesays`	`hmmm cluecon having some issue's?`
`20:18.41`	`Hmmhesays`	`*cluecon.com`
`20:18.50`	`tzafrir`	`apt-get can upgrade your kernel. But it will not save you the need to reboot. Furthermore, if you upgrade a kernel, rather install a new one, the modules of the new old kernel will be deleted and you'd no longer be able to modprobe them`
`20:18.58`	`DarthClue`	`hmmhesays?`
`20:19.59`	`tzafrir`	`\|Vulture\|, if you're on debian, use cron-apt.`
`20:20.44`	`my007ms`	`can i used more than one form in zapta.conf i mean like say`
`20:20.47`	`my007ms`	`[channels]`
`20:20.47`	`my007ms`	`language=en`
`20:20.47`	`my007ms`	`signalling=fxo_ks`
`20:20.47`	`my007ms`	`usecallerid=yes`
`20:20.47`	`my007ms`	`echocancel=yes`
`20:20.48`	`my007ms`	`callprogress=no`
`20:20.48`	`tzafrir`	`It is a very useful default. 'apt-get dist-upgrade -d' (download only!) every night is harmless and saves time if and when you decide to upgrade`
`20:20.50`	`my007ms`	`busydetect=no`
`20:20.52`	`my007ms`	`echocancelwhenbridged=no`
`20:20.54`	`my007ms`	`echotraining=800`
`20:20.55`	`tzafrir`	`~pastebin`
`20:20.55`	`jbot`	`somebody said pastebin was a place to paste your stuff without flooding the channel - try http://pastebin.ca`
`20:20.56`	`my007ms`	`channel=1`
`20:21.23`	`tzafrir`	`~getzaptelconf`
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`20:21.49`	`tzafrir`	`~genzaptelconf`
`20:21.49`	`jbot`	`i guess genzaptelconf is a script to general zaptel.conf and zapata.conf snippet for TDM cards, availble from http://tzafrir.org.il/genzaptelconf or from the Rapid zaptel packaged. Ask tzafrir about it. ignore warning about missing ast-cmd.`
`20:22.19`	`tzafrir`	`my007ms, channel => 1`
`20:22.26`	`tzafrir`	`not channel=1`
`20:23.12`	`tzafrir`	`Good thing jbot's here, so I'm not just talking to myself`
`20:24.08`	`Katty`	`i see.`
`20:24.46`	`Hmmhesays`	`heh`
`20:24.48`	`my007ms`	`http://pastebin.ca/16403`
`20:24.52`	`Hmmhesays`	`I'd get a pen in my gut if I tried that`
`20:24.57`	`Hmmhesays`	`:p`
`20:25.04`	`my007ms`	`can i have zapta.conf like this http://pastebin.ca/16403`
`20:25.22`	`Katty`	`Hmmhesays: just the screwdriver ;)`
`20:25.37`	`my007ms`	`i mean used to ship of config`
`20:25.39`	`Hmmhesays`	`heh`
`20:25.46`	`tzafrir`	`my007ms, like I told you: channel => 1`
`20:26.01`	`Hmmhesays`	`Katty you better not poke me with a screwdriver`
`20:26.06`	`Katty`	`k`
`20:26.17`	`Hmmhesays`	`that would hurt`
`20:26.30`	`my007ms`	`i mean that zapate.conf will be mix from both ship`
`20:26.31`	`Katty`	`which is why i'd never really do it`
`20:26.36`	`Katty`	`unless you try to steal my pillow`
`20:26.42`	`Delemas`	`lol`
`20:26.49`	`tzafrir`	`my007ms, also: is there any problem or symptom accompanied with that config?`
`20:26.54`	`Katty`	`hi Delemas!`
`20:27.06`	`Delemas`	`hi Katty`
`20:27.16`	`Katty`	`Delemas: are you going to make it to cluecon? (=`
`20:27.22`	`Hmmhesays`	`mental note.... steal Katty's pillow and see if she follows through with that`
`20:27.30`	`Katty`	`Hmmhesays: heh`
`20:27.37`	`my007ms`	`yes when i used this it give me error but if i amke channel 2 like channel one it's work`
`20:27.42`	`Katty`	`Hmmhesays: next you'll want to share a room with me!`
`20:27.52`	`Katty`	`exactly.`
`20:27.53`	`Delemas`	`I doubt it somehow, but who knows...`
`20:27.59`	`Katty`	`Delemas: k`
`20:28.18`	`Delemas`	`Chicago isn't that far...`
`20:28.33`	`Katty`	`especially if you fly.`
`20:28.48`	`Delemas`	`True enough`
`20:29.19`	`tzafrir`	`my007ms, again, what does happen?`
`20:29.42`	`my007ms`	`i can not used zap/2`
`20:29.47`	`tzafrir`	`What exactly is the problem?`
`20:30.19`	`my007ms`	`is there is something wrong if i do like i pas`
`20:30.29`	`tzafrir`	`what is Zap/2 ? A trunk or a phone?`
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`20:31.43`	`FarrisG`	`I need 5 sip phones with good full-duplex speaker and multiple line presence (ability to see on/off hook status for other lines). I have the OK to spend $300 to $400. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.`
`20:32.15`	`FarrisG`	`$300-400 per phone, I should say`
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`20:34.21`	`pjz`	`FarrisG: the nicest Polycom you can afford`
`20:34.25`	`khemir`	`IP Cisco 7905G`
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`20:43.19`	`pv2b`	`has anyone used the budgetone 101? is it utterly crap or is it "good enough"? it's for home use. :-)`
`20:43.45`	`pv2b`	`i don't know if I could justify spending much more for what's essentially a phone`
`20:44.21`	`yaaar`	`well, ok....there is no question in my mind. This is the last cisco phone I will ever purchase or have anything to do with the purchasing of`
`20:44.45`	`yaaar`	`the upgrade to 30203 just worked fine. but i didn't change anything.......just kept doing stuff and once it worked`
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`20:50.18`	`khemir`	`anyone kwon ovislin?`
`20:50.22`	`FarrisG`	`what about this mess regarding Polycom phones not being supported under Asterisk?`
`20:50.23`	`khemir`	`Ovislink?`
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`20:52.25`	`terrapen`	`hmm`
`20:52.34`	`terrapen`	`anybody ever played around w/ fingerprint scanners?`
`20:52.34`	`Hmmhesays`	`heh just got a call from a guy having answer supervision problems with digium hardware and cell sockets`
`20:52.55`	`Hmmhesays`	`i hate cell sockets`
`20:53.37`	`pv2b`	`cell sockets? as in connecting cell phones to the asterisk server for making/receiving calls?`
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`20:54.04`	`sarahemm`	`mewhi`
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`20:55.48`	`Hmmhesays`	`pb2b: basically yes`
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`20:56.20`	`terrapen`	`seems like there should be a fingerprint scanner that spits out some kind of unique identifying ASCII string when a fingerprint is read`
`20:56.27`	`terrapen`	`and i could store that in a DB`
`20:56.29`	`pv2b`	`mmmhesays: interesting. makes note of having to read about that some day`
`20:56.39`	`Hmmhesays`	`don't bother`
`20:56.47`	`alvis2k5`	`How can i check the H323 trace ?`
`20:57.22`	`SpaceBass\|Away`	`yaaar you get ti working?`
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`20:59.39`	`SpaceBass`	`this could get nasty quickly :)`
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`20:59.51`	`Hmmhesays`	`what is the equivalent in perl of echo in php?`
`21:00.00`	`SpaceBass`	`print ?`
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`21:00.19`	`ellvis`	`hi people`
`21:00.26`	`ellvis`	`i have a newbie question`
`21:00.29`	`Hmmhesays`	`shoot`
`21:00.36`	`Hmmhesays`	`could be SpaceBass`
`21:01.02`	`ellvis`	`i have 1 BRI (hfc based) card and one PRI (t100p) card and wanna use them in one box`
`21:01.26`	`ellvis`	`just i am not sure about propper zapata.conf and zaptel.conf configuration`
`21:01.50`	`ellvis`	`i am abble to run the cards separatelly, but i am not sure how to configure them to work at once`
`21:02.14`	`ellvis`	`can you kick me to some place where i'll find some demo-configs or do you have some tips?`
`21:02.33`	`SpaceBass`	`ellvis did you check the wiki`
`21:02.51`	`ellvis`	`SpaceBass, i did`
`21:03.00`	`SpaceBass`	`thats all i got for advice :)`
`21:03.03`	`SarahEmm`	`DarthClue: whyfor proding?`
`21:03.28`	`M_at`	`ellvis: what's the behaviour when you try to use both?`
`21:03.51`	`ellvis`	`SpaceBass, but the samples there are only for each card, not for both together. or am i missing the fact, that merging both zapata.conf will work?`
`21:03.55`	`DarthClue`	`SarahEmm: It felt good. I could always poke, but proding is more fun. And probing is the best, but I don't you quite well enough to do that just yet.`
`21:04.03`	`SpaceBass`	`anyone have firmware for a 7912?`
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`21:05.23`	`SarahEmm`	`DarthClue: awww. have to get to know me better then. ;)`
`21:05.58`	`khemir`	`exit`
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`21:07.54`	`SpaceBass`	`anyone have expirence adding a skinny channel?`
`21:09.07`	`FarrisG`	`what is "shared lines" and why doesn't Asterisk support it?`
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`21:10.51`	`Juxt`	`good evening`
`21:10.55`	`Juxt`	`what does this mean ast_channel_walk_locked: Avoided initial deadlock for 'SIP/richmedium-4578', 10 retries!`
`21:12.50`	`M_at`	`Shared Line is where there are two different phone lines on a single run of calbe. Most modems only support a single line on a run so if it did work you'd most probably not have access to the second line.`
`21:13.25`	`M_at`	`You can get a splitter for a shared line which in effect gives you two seperate lines - Radio Shack sell them - that might get over the problem.`
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`21:14.04`	`greg_work`	`M_at: ? you mean where you use the yellow/black pair to run a second line?`
`21:14.33`	`M_at`	`Yeah - I've seen it installed by Bell South before now`
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`21:14.48`	`Mother_`	`greetings`
`21:14.55`	`greg_work`	`just wire up two jacks to the one wire .. one jack with red/green on red/green, and the other with yellow/black on red/green (always use red/green on the jack)`
`21:14.57`	`Mother_`	`is [my] Mark here?`
`21:15.21`	`greg_work`	`M_at: yeah, its a very common way to run another phone line without running more wiring`
`21:16.14`	`M_at`	`It's a pig with people who don't realise and try to run DSL on it`
`21:16.58`	`M_at`	`Why the telco caan't terminate it properly instead of telling the end user to buy a poxy splitter I'll never understand`
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`21:18.13`	`greg_work`	`M_at: here the telco won't touch past the demarc unless you pay them to, and they're supposed to provide just rj11 jacks for everything (though sometimes its just a punchdown or something)`
`21:18.33`	`M_at`	`Here the demarcation is alot futher inside the house :)`
`21:18.49`	`Cresl1n`	`who's Mother?`
`21:18.50`	`M_at`	`greg_work: You ever seen a BT face plate?`
`21:19.06`	`greg_work`	`not sure`
`21:19.16`	`M_at`	`UK Phone company standard`
`21:19.29`	`greg_work`	`oh that BT. no`
`21:19.58`	`Mother_`	`Mother? your mom`
`21:20.37`	`Mother_`	`who's Father_?`
`21:20.53`	`Father_`	`your daddy :-)`
`21:20.59`	`M_at`	`Great piece of design. Demarcation is built into the rear portion of the socket which has a hollow so that extension wiring can be passed through and crimped onto the consumer side face plate which provides an external socket. Remove this and behind it it plugs into an identical socket which makes it easy to test thte line on its own as you can remove all extension wiring in a modular fashion`
`21:21.11`	`Mother_`	`lol`
`21:21.23`	`blitzrage`	`µseless!`
`21:21.30`	`Father_`	`blitrage!!!!`
`21:21.38`	`blitzrage`	`yes Father_ ? :)`
`21:21.45`	`MikeJ[Laptop]`	`blitzrage, he is your father.`
`21:21.46`	`SarahEmm`	`hey blitzrage`
`21:21.48`	`Father_`	`goto your room!`
`21:22.02`	`Mother_`	`WTF I'm dialing +18775468963 and I get a "call cannot be completed as dialed"`
`21:22.17`	`blitzrage`	`Father_: I could tell by the !!!!!'s`
`21:22.24`	`Father_`	`yeppers`
`21:22.25`	`blitzrage`	`MikeJ[Laptop]: who's your daddy?`
`21:22.31`	`blitzrage`	`SarahEmm: ahoi!`
`21:22.34`	`Father_`	`Father_, of course`
`21:22.48`	`Mother_`	`ergh`
`21:23.06`	`Mother_`	`are the people at Digium up already? do their phones work?`
`21:23.08`	`greg_work`	`M_at: here (canada), they just use a regular rj11 surface mount box usually (which says "demarc" on it), terminate their wiring in that. usually (at least in newer houses) the house wire connects on to a small punchdown block, and they run a little tail from that with an rj11 plug on it, and plug that into the jack. to test, simply unplug that, and plug a phone direct into demarc`
`21:23.18`	`Mother_`	`since I'm dialing the exact same number as two days ago`
`21:23.40`	`M_at`	`Yup - seen similar in US installs but I think the BT way is so much neater`
`21:23.51`	`*** join/#asterisk outtolunc (outtolunc@adsl-69-110-52-142.dsl.pltn13.pacbell.net)`
`21:24.00`	`SarahEmm`	`blitzrage: news?`
`21:24.28`	`M_at`	`greg_work: As it's modular you can purchase new consumer side face plates including ones with built in DSL filters`
`21:24.31`	`blitzrage`	`SarahEmm: well, I had a conference call this morning, waiting for my information, but I have prices and stuff - pm me with what you need to know`
`21:24.41`	`mishehu`	`Mother_: do you kiss yourself with that mouth?`
`21:25.06`	`Mother_`	`mishehu: I try not to, but I have one ill TDM and the phone to Digium doesn't seem to work`
`21:25.07`	`*** part/#asterisk ellvis (~ellvis@195.47.93.110)`
`21:25.29`	`my007ms`	`hello what do do if i need to convet one file to wav 800Hz i have normal file but now work`
`21:25.51`	`eKo1`	`my007ms: use sox`
`21:25.54`	`greg_work`	`M_at: thats neat i guess. never seen one of those connectors before thuogh.. i like rj11 better, since its compatible with rj45`
`21:25.57`	`Mother_`	`800Hz? whoa, that's gonna be the most indiscernible audio ever`
`21:26.09`	`SarahEmm`	`lol`
`21:26.28`	`SarahEmm`	`well, you'd get frequencies up to 400Hz okay....`
`21:26.29`	`eKo1`	`i think 8000 hz was meant`
`21:26.48`	`Father_`	`drumkilla!!!!`
`21:26.51`	`Mother_`	`w00t it works`
`21:26.51`	`greg_work`	`(my entire office is only rj45/cat5, with a patch panel in the wiring closet. we can make any jack ethernet by plugging it into the switch, or an analog line by just patching it to an analog phone line (or ATA) in the closet)`
`21:27.02`	`Mother_`	`eKo1: I gathered, I was pulling his leg :)`
`21:27.18`	`M_at`	`greg_work: Yes would have been nice if BT went with rj-11 but they designed their own for some reason.`
`21:27.47`	`M_at`	`Exacttly how it works at work here. We just have little adapters to convert RJ-45 to BT style`
`21:28.14`	`greg_work`	`probably so you have to buy new cables and rj45 to BT adapters ;)`
`21:28.53`	`M_at`	`Well we've had that style of cable for 30+ years :)`
`21:30.55`	`Mother_`	`ho ho ho, off to swap modules I go....`
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`21:33.16`	`bkw_`	`http://www.bkw.org/photos/san_francisco/100_1415.html <- drumkilla`
`21:33.48`	`bkw_`	`http://www.bkw.org/photos/san_francisco/100_1413.html <- file`
`21:34.11`	`Corydon-w`	`Yeah, he's a sexy little biotch, isn't he?`
`21:34.11`	`bkw_`	`http://www.bkw.org/photos/san_francisco/100_1448.html <- paulc`
`21:34.37`	`Katty`	`ya'll look like GEEKS.`
`21:34.42`	`bkw_`	`http://www.bkw.org/photos/san_francisco/100_1451.html <- twisted`
`21:34.47`	`Corydon-w`	`gay geeks, at that`
`21:34.54`	`SarahEmm`	`lol`
`21:35.07`	`M_at`	`Hey what's wrong with gay geeks?`
`21:35.08`	`Katty`	`nothing wrong with being gay ;)`
`21:35.08`	`blitzrage`	`http://leifmadsen.com/gallery/astricon-europe-2005-leif-madsen/HPIM0254 <- Cresl1n`
`21:35.18`	`Hmmhesays`	`LOL, is that Mark in astcc saying "this call will cost"`
`21:35.30`	`Corydon-w`	`M_at: you a gay geek?`
`21:35.36`	`Corydon-w`	`Katty, you too? ;-)`
`21:35.46`	`M_at`	`For all that tit matters I am`
`21:35.51`	`Katty`	`Corydon-w: no, i'm just bi.`
`21:36.00`	`SarahEmm`	`woo bi/pan. :)`
`21:36.01`	`DarthClue`	`Katty: I hate to break it to ya sweetheart, but most of everyone in here is a GEEK.`
`21:36.05`	`Hmmhesays`	`"so you're saying there's a chance"`
`21:36.11`	`DarthClue`	`SarahEmm: you should come to cluecon.`
`21:36.12`	`blitzrage`	`http://leifmadsen.com/gallery/astricon-europe-2005-leif-madsen/HPIM0285 <- cypromis & ZX81`
`21:36.29`	`funxion`	`anyone know a way to make * listen for dtmf on outbound calls`
`21:36.46`	`SarahEmm`	`DarthClue: pay for it and i will. :P`
`21:36.52`	`SarahEmm`	`DarthClue: i can't afford it. i'd love to come tho.`
`21:36.53`	`M_at`	`And do what funxion?`
`21:36.56`	`*** join/#asterisk atmel (~vlad@ip68-4-101-199.oc.oc.cox.net)`
`21:37.08`	`funxion`	`jump to diff EXTEN`
`21:37.19`	`Corydon-w`	`Katty: what a coincidence; so am I...`
`21:37.23`	`DarthClue`	`SarahEmm: that depends on how much my soon to be employer likes me. I might be able to scrape it up. How far you coming from?`
`21:37.32`	`*** join/#asterisk Cramnoselo (fwuser@host-22.216-16-72.iw.net)`
`21:37.34`	`Hmmhesays`	`heh Moving ON......`
`21:37.41`	`blitzrage`	`http://leifmadsen.com/gallery/astricon-europe-2005-leif-madsen/HPIM0316 <- Snom guy, junghanns guy, cypromis`
`21:38.14`	`Hmmhesays`	`I think we may have a used 7940 sitting around`
`21:38.16`	`Mother_`	`you guys should get more sun`
`21:38.21`	`blitzrage`	`http://www.leifmadsen.com/contact.php <-- blitzrage :)`
`21:38.32`	`Mother_`	`:)`
`21:38.46`	`blitzrage`	`Hmmhesays: oh yah? msg me with a price and I'll let him know`
`21:39.03`	`Cramnoselo`	`Anyone using Asterisk @ Home with a TDM04B?? I am not having any luck getting the card to dial in or accept incoming calls...`
`21:39.05`	`SarahEmm`	`DarthClue: toronto. $650USD is a lot.`
`21:39.06`	`Hmmhesays`	`no idea ... what's the going price on a 7940 these days?`
`21:39.26`	`funxion`	`M_at do you know how?`
`21:39.30`	`DarthClue`	`SarahEmm: You need transportation costs covered as well or just the conf reg?`
`21:39.32`	`M_at`	`Nope`
`21:39.43`	`blitzrage`	`DarthClue: I need both covered`
`21:39.45`	`Katty`	`let's kidnap her!`
`21:39.48`	`Hmmhesays`	`So do the females get free admission?`
`21:39.49`	`Mother_`	`me too`
`21:39.51`	`Hmmhesays`	`lol`
`21:39.57`	`Katty`	`Hmmhesays:i wish`
`21:40.03`	`funxion`	`I read that it is possible since 1.0.4`
`21:40.08`	`Mother_`	`with some makeup I guess I could pass as a fat female`
`21:40.10`	`funxion`	`but not how to do it`
`21:40.11`	`funxion`	`lol`
`21:40.17`	`Hmmhesays`	`I could pass as a hairy female`
`21:40.21`	`Mother_`	`eeeeew`
`21:40.44`	`DarthClue`	`mr madsen, can you get thru customs?`
`21:40.55`	`blitzrage`	`DarthClue: of course`
`21:40.56`	`Cramnoselo`	`<PROTECTED>`
`21:41.07`	`blitzrage`	`Cramnoselo: we saw the first time you asked :)`
`21:41.13`	`DarthClue`	`mr madsen, can you drive?`
`21:41.23`	`blitzrage`	`DarthClue: yah, but I don't have a car :)`
`21:41.31`	`SarahEmm`	`Hmmhesays: i wish :P`
`21:41.34`	`Cramnoselo`	`blitzrage: just checking...:)`
`21:41.43`	`blitzrage`	`Hmmhesays: $180 CAD + shipping?`
`21:41.54`	`Katty`	`SarahEmm: canadian, right?`
`21:42.01`	`SarahEmm`	`DarthClue: err.. i can cover flight, but.. mew?`
`21:42.04`	`SarahEmm`	`Katty: me?`
`21:42.09`	`Katty`	`SarahEmm: yes, you dear.`
`21:42.11`	`SarahEmm`	`yeppers.`
`21:42.13`	`SarahEmm`	`torontonian`
`21:42.14`	`Katty`	`k`
`21:42.22`	`Hmmhesays`	`let me poke around and see if we actually have a used one around here`
`21:42.31`	`blitzrage`	`SarahEmm: hehe.. you got a car? We could drive down`
`21:42.45`	`blitzrage`	`Hmmhesays: cool, thx.`
`21:42.56`	`SarahEmm`	`blitzrage: can't get a license, so no.`
`21:42.58`	`funxion`	`does anyone know how to enable outbound DTMF`
`21:43.04`	`*** join/#asterisk bankrupt (bank@pcp08695394pcs.500ash01.tn.comcast.net)`
`21:43.07`	`M_at`	`funxion: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-dev/2005-February/009429.html may help you on your way`
`21:43.15`	`funxion`	`thnx`
`21:43.30`	`Hmmhesays`	`blitzrage: sorry I was mistaken.. all the ones sitting here are new`
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`21:43.50`	`Mother_`	`my TDM problem is in the FXO module, so I won't have to send the whole thing back in`
`21:43.52`	`Mother_`	`yay`
`21:44.15`	`blitzrage`	`Hmmhesays: thats ok, I'll take one of those for the same offer price`
`21:45.06`	`Hmmhesays`	`that'd be a good deal for you... bad deal for me`
`21:45.07`	`Hmmhesays`	`lol`
`21:45.10`	`blitzrage`	`:D`
`21:45.16`	`blitzrage`	`had to try :)`
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`21:46.04`	`DarthClue`	`It's almost time to go home Katty.`
`21:46.13`	`Katty`	`Yay!`
`21:46.14`	`Hmmhesays`	`I'll trade you one straight up for a polycom IP600 though`
`21:46.27`	`efonz`	`anyone using JerJer's H323 in the latest CVS ?`
`21:47.07`	`blitzrage`	`Hmmhesays: hahaha... yah, I'd do that too :D`
`21:47.51`	`Cramnoselo`	`OK, is anyone using Asterisk @ Home??? We'll try that one...`
`21:47.54`	`Hmmhesays`	`;D`
`21:48.12`	`M_at`	`Cramnoselo: Yup - playing with it myself`
`21:48.19`	`Hmmhesays`	`I use it for some things`
`21:49.03`	`Cramnoselo`	`M_at: what you using for outbound, POTS lines or IP??`
`21:49.20`	`M_at`	`Both :)`
`21:49.33`	`Cramnoselo`	`What you using for POTS interface card?`
`21:49.40`	`M_at`	`Got a very primitive dial plan in place so I can dial 150 and still get my POTS customer service line`
`21:49.51`	`M_at`	`It's a cheapo intel based modem - works great so far`
`21:50.29`	`Cramnoselo`	`Hmmm... I am using a Digium 4 port and not having much luck getting incoming or outgoing... busy signal on outbound...`
`21:50.36`	`Cramnoselo`	`no answer on inbound...`
`21:51.08`	`M_at`	`did you run configure command? What version of *@home?`
`21:51.44`	`Cramnoselo`	`I ran the config command genzaptelconf -s -d and did compile zaptel, libpri and asterisk from the latest CVS...`
`21:51.55`	`Cramnoselo`	`AAH version is ??? hold on...:)`
`21:52.18`	`M_at`	`So not using the *@home installer if you compiled stuff yourself`
`21:53.10`	`Cramnoselo`	`Asterisk Management Portal 1.10.007`
`21:53.35`	`tzafrir`	`Cramnoselo, is it HEAD or 1.0?`
`21:53.42`	`M_at`	`How many ZAP trunks have you setup?`
`21:53.46`	`Cramnoselo`	`I did use the *@home installer originally, but didnt work at all... so had to compile manual`
`21:53.56`	`Cramnoselo`	`tzafrir: not sure what you are asking`
`21:54.08`	`Cramnoselo`	`I have one ZAP trunk`
`21:54.09`	`tzafrir`	`asterisk (actually: zaptel)`
`21:54.26`	`M_at`	`And how many ports on your TDM400 are populated?`
`21:54.30`	`Cramnoselo`	`1`
`21:54.44`	`Cramnoselo`	`tzafrir: dunno, how do I find out?`
`21:54.45`	`tzafrir`	`so in that case no problems`
`21:54.45`	`M_at`	`And it's the port closest to the card edge?`
`21:54.58`	`Cramnoselo`	`yup, the top edge of card, should be port 1, right?`
`21:55.13`	`M_at`	`Yes but what place is the module on the card :)`
`21:55.21`	`M_at`	`Just in case that's not in the same port`
`21:56.00`	`Cramnoselo`	`Sorry, I have all 4 modules populated, I thought you meant how many populated POTS lines...`
`21:56.22`	`M_at`	`What are the other 3 - terminals?`
`21:57.05`	`Cramnoselo`	`all are FXO modules`
`21:57.10`	`M_at`	`And you have an incoming route setup?`
`21:57.28`	`M_at`	`And an outgoing route setup?`
`21:58.17`	`Cramnoselo`	`I believe so, incoming goes to digital receptionist and outbound is setup with ZAP/g0 trunk`
`21:58.54`	`dikadika`	`question: i had my * box ip address set to dynamic, and i could connect with my phones, now i changed it to static (the only thing i changed i believe) and now i cant connect with my phones using the same infor. Anyone have any ideas what is going on?`
`21:59.13`	`M_at`	`dikadika: IP Addressing you mean?`
`22:00.11`	`dikadika`	`M_at, yea. I changed the ip of my * box from dynamic to static and changed the info in my phones (testing with x-lite softphone) to match, and still cant connect`
`22:00.24`	`Cramnoselo`	`M_at: Thanks for the help, but I gotta jet... maybe can work on it more tomorrow...`
`22:00.25`	`Cramnoselo`	`Thanks`
`22:00.29`	`M_at`	`you can ping the box and ssh into it?`
`22:00.36`	`dikadika`	`i can ping the server and administer it as well (using amp)`
`22:00.47`	`Romik_`	`any body can explain what is this? Jun 29 18:12:12 WARNING[26738]: app_dial.c:359 wait_for_answer: Unable to forward frame`
`22:01.22`	`dikadika`	`is there a way to ssh from windows? built into the os? i dont have another linux box to test on`
`22:01.35`	`M_at`	`dikadika: Is you config file telling asterisk to bind to an IP address that the server no longer recognises?`
`22:01.36`	`DarthClue`	`dikadika: get putty.`
`22:01.53`	`M_at`	`As DarthClue says - best SSH client around.`
`22:01.53`	`dikadika`	`DarthClue, looking for that now`
`22:02.27`	`DarthClue`	`http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/`
`22:02.31`	`dikadika`	`M_at, hmmm, i'm not sure, i dont think so. I was going to try to set that up but wanted to get things working first, which of the config files would i look for info like that in?`
`22:02.31`	`Supaplex`	`for windows maybe.`
`22:02.37`	`dikadika`	`DarthClue, thanks for the link`
`22:02.49`	`*** join/#asterisk abatista (~Ariel@dsl-20-177.cofs.net)`
`22:02.55`	`M_at`	`grep for rpart of your IP address in /etc/asterisk`
`22:02.56`	`abatista`	`hello everyone`
`22:03.32`	`Supaplex`	`you're not expecting all of us to say hello in response, right? ;)`
`22:04.05`	`yaaar`	`hello abatista !`
`22:04.12`	`mrtwister`	`DarthClue, best ssh cliant are cygwin :)`
`22:04.28`	`ariel_`	`yaaar, hello`
`22:04.33`	`dikadika`	`OMG thats rad :) ssh is my new best friend, now i can sit at one computer and do it all rather then run around like a chicken with my head cut off :D`
`22:04.37`	`M_at`	`mrtwister: How so? A whole application support layer just for SSH?`
`22:04.45`	`dikadika`	`yes i can ssh into the box`
`22:05.06`	`M_at`	`dikadika: Now try to grep for the old IP address in the config files`
`22:05.07`	`ariel_`	`putty works great as well......`
`22:05.40`	`shido6`	`yep`
`22:05.43`	`ariel_`	`I actually use Putty and WinSCP3`
`22:05.53`	`shido6`	`why would you run around like a chicken with your head cut off anyway :)`
`22:05.58`	`shido6`	`:)`
`22:06.07`	`mrtwister`	`putty doing 'connection reset by peer'`
`22:06.12`	`mrtwister`	`it is know bug`
`22:06.13`	`dikadika`	`M_at, never used grep like that before hows that work?`
`22:06.15`	`shido6`	`first time setting up a server ?`
`22:06.38`	`M_at`	`cd to /etc/asterisk`
`22:07.00`	`ariel_`	`OH did I forget that I also use on both windows and linux system VNC...`
`22:07.20`	`dikadika`	`shido6, LOL * box is in another room and phones are not in that room, so go to phone make changes, go to * box and see if cli does anything.... repeat ++frustration`
`22:07.36`	`M_at`	`then issue "grep XXX *" where XXX is a string you wish to find`
`22:07.51`	`mrtwister`	`i have question. maybe someone was dome. i want to get ip address or peer name from channel name. it is for my notification prgam. who can suggest, how to make it with 1-2 perl strings with exten => ........., Perl (......)`
`22:07.52`	`dikadika`	`M_at, sweet i didnt know you could do that :)`
`22:08.05`	`shido6`	`you can configure the phones form the server`
`22:08.12`	`shido6`	`you can reboot the phones from the server`
`22:08.32`	`Mw3`	`hm, anyone knows something about the price of asterisk ss7 library ? i can't find anything on digium's site`
`22:08.49`	`M_at`	`$795 until launched then $995`
`22:08.51`	`dikadika`	`shido6, i didnt know you could do those things LOL`
`22:09.07`	`mrtwister`	`M_at, if you installing asterisk first time, i can suggest package like asterisk@home, only install it over fedora core 2/3, dont use livecd`
`22:09.42`	`tzafrir`	`if DIALSTATUS is BUSY, does this mean that the call ended up as busy, or can this be from my provider?`
`22:09.45`	`M_at`	`I'm not using a lice CD - I've used the Asterik@Home installer CD - it installes CentOS as a base for you`
`22:09.53`	`harryvv`	`shido6: which phone`
`22:10.04`	`shido6`	`7960, budgetone, pap,`
`22:10.11`	`eKo1`	`tzafrir: that depends on the provider.`
`22:10.13`	`harryvv`	`yea i have the ip500`
`22:10.16`	`*** join/#asterisk likwid-- (~likwid@nc-63-173-118-90.dyn.sprint-hsd.net)`
`22:10.28`	`shido6`	`all my phones can be rebooted`
`22:10.31`	`mrtwister`	`yep i too. only after i cut some things, probably, better to just install * and AMP`
`22:10.37`	`eKo1`	`a lice CD? how itchy...`
`22:10.41`	`tzafrir`	`eKo1, what do you mean? different frm iax to sip or even worse?`
`22:10.44`	`shido6`	`and if not from ip then I power cycle the ac outlet`
`22:10.46`	`harryvv`	`trying to enable some of the button features. to bad though the admin guide was othr then pdf or i would do keyword searches.`
`22:10.46`	`shido6`	`remotely`
`22:10.52`	`shido6`	`if I have to get out of my seat`
`22:10.55`	`shido6`	`Im doing something wrong`
`22:10.56`	`eKo1`	`tzafrir: from provider to provider.`
`22:11.05`	`tzafrir`	`eKo1, but it's not a lice cd`
`22:11.40`	`eKo1`	`mrtwister: aren't there variables that will give you that info..`
`22:11.53`	`harryvv`	`some how mpg123 just disapeared on my server.`
`22:11.54`	`tzafrir`	`So basically Asterisk can't generally tell between the two`
`22:12.20`	`shido6`	`make mpg123`
`22:12.22`	`shido6`	`done`
`22:12.37`	`shido6`	`from the asterisk cvs dir`
`22:12.46`	`*** join/#asterisk Andrezo (~www@217.129.208.124)`
`22:13.01`	`Andrezo`	`hi all`
`22:13.32`	`Andrezo`	`why when i do a "sip show registry", it shows a peer as Local host: sm-217-129-208-124.netvisao.pt (217.129.208.124)`
`22:13.33`	`Andrezo`	`-`
`22:13.33`	`Andrezo`	`#asterisk You need to be identified to join that channel`
`22:13.33`	`Andrezo`	`-`
`22:13.33`	`Andrezo`	`->`
`22:13.35`	`Andrezo`	`oops`
`22:13.47`	`M_at`	`Anyone finding SpanDSP works well?`
`22:13.52`	`Andrezo`	`why when i do a "sip show registry", it shows a peer as registered despite usinmg wrong password?`
`22:13.53`	`dikadika`	`hmmm still nothing returned from the grep ipaddy`
`22:14.39`	`tzafrir`	`Andrezo, the password is correct. Or your provider doesn't check passwords well?`
`22:15.05`	`Andrezo`	`i'm using "tethereal -n ip and port 5060" and it clearly shows the registation wasn't successful`
`22:15.17`	`Andrezo`	`tzafrir, no, i use the worng password on porpose`
`22:15.33`	`Andrezo`	`and despite that, "sip show registry" shows it as registered`
`22:15.42`	`Andrezo`	`looks like a bug to me`
`22:15.54`	`Andrezo`	`it should show as not registered`
`22:15.58`	`Father_`	`hey, what's zoa's nick?`
`22:15.58`	`RaYmAn-Bx`	`Andrezo: was it correctly registered immediately before?`
`22:16.26`	`Andrezo`	`RaYmAn-Bx, i tried stoping and starting asterisk after changes`
`22:16.28`	`dikadika`	`how long does the grep usually take?`
`22:16.46`	`Cresl1n`	`dikadika: that depends on what you're grep'ing`
`22:16.51`	`RaYmAn-Bx`	`dikadika: if you just type "grep something" then it takes forever`
`22:16.52`	`Andrezo`	`but yeah, it registed correctly, but minutes ago i guess`
`22:17.02`	`RaYmAn-Bx`	`since it's waiting for stdin input`
`22:17.42`	`M_at`	`did you do "grep 10 *" or similar?`
`22:17.47`	`Andrezo`	`any i think it's wrong the way it is, showing "registered" when it's not`
`22:18.10`	`RaYmAn-Bx`	`Andrezo: definitely, but it's always helpful if you can identify when exactly it happens`
`22:18.13`	`Andrezo`	`using 1.0.8 BTW`
`22:18.22`	`dikadika`	`i did grep xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx`
`22:18.45`	`dikadika`	`the star is important i see :)`
`22:18.46`	`tzafrir`	`Andrezo, how can you tell it isn't registered?`
`22:18.51`	`M_at`	`you forgot the * on the end`
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`22:19.02`	`M_at`	`Also "." is a wildcard like *`
`22:19.23`	`Andrezo`	`RaYmAn-Bx, anytime, just try your self, if you can, just go to sip.conf and put a worng password on a register line, start asterisk, and type "sip show regisry" and it shows as "registered"`
`22:19.24`	`pv2b`	`no. '.' is a wildcard unlike '*' which is also a wildcard ;-)`
`22:19.26`	`dikadika`	`ahhhh i see`
`22:19.37`	`Andrezo`	`tzafrir, i run tethreal`
`22:19.46`	`tzafrir`	`. is a wildcard in the grep pattern. '*' in the line above is expanded by the shell before it reaches grep.`
`22:19.58`	`M_at`	`Sorry but "*" is a wildcard, similar to "."`
`22:20.02`	`tzafrir`	`try: echo grep whatever *`
`22:20.10`	`pv2b`	`what tzafrir said.`
`22:20.14`	`M_at`	`:)`
`22:20.17`	`Andrezo`	`tethereal -n ip and port 5060, and it shows "Not Authenticated"`
`22:20.38`	`M_at`	`Take the most significant quad from your IP address and just grep for that part`
`22:20.41`	`RaYmAn-Bx`	`Andrezo: wlel..from my providers side, i'm still registered for quite a while after I turn asterisk off...`
`22:20.51`	`tzafrir`	`Andrezo, and this is for the registration or for the connection of a call?`
`22:20.54`	`M_at`	`So if your IP was 10.10.10.123 just do "grep 123 *"`
`22:21.00`	`SarahEmm`	`err`
`22:21.04`	`Andrezo`	`RaYmAn-Bx, yeah but try to make a phone call through it, and you'll see`
`22:21.16`	`Andrezo`	`tzafrir, registratrion`
`22:21.28`	`M_at`	`Hit Ctrl-C if you need to stop the current grep and get a prompt back btew`
`22:21.31`	`shido6`	`ZzzzzzZZZ`
`22:21.57`	`tzafrir`	`Well, now for a stupid question: what exactly does "CONGESTION" dial status mean?`
`22:22.05`	`Andrezo`	`busy i guess`
`22:22.47`	`tzafrir`	`basically another way for the line to be busy?`
`22:22.53`	`RaYmAn-Bx`	`Andrezo: yes, but my point is that it's in some form still registered...which might be why asterisk gets confused..presumably it doesn't use the authentication credentials constantly`
`22:23.45`	`RaYmAn-Bx`	`tzafrir: I think it's more of a technical "busy"..i.e. if the system can't handle your call because of some form of error`
`22:24.09`	`Andrezo`	`RaYmAn-Bx, i stop asterisk, wait the timeout for the provider, and then start asterisk again`
`22:24.10`	`dikadika`	`M_at, grep 105 * returns nothing`
`22:24.23`	`shido6`	`what are you trying to do?`
`22:24.29`	`hail04`	`any of you guys know about ilbc codec's not playing ivr's n stuff, my ivr was recorded with asterisk using an extension in gsm format and I cant get it to do anything. I have no prior knowledge on this one.`
`22:24.39`	`dikadika`	`echo grep IPADDRESS * returned about 30 files`
`22:24.41`	`Andrezo`	`i can see when the timeout arrives by looking at tethreal and seeing the provider sending keep alive packets`
`22:24.42`	`shido6`	`hail04 what codec is the ivr recorded in?`
`22:24.59`	`hail04`	`asterisk always wants to record it in GSM`
`22:25.04`	`tzafrir`	`dikadika, 'grep -l' to just list files`
`22:25.10`	`Andrezo`	`i can see when the timeout arrives by looking at tethreal and seeing the provider STOPING sending keep alive packets`
`22:25.20`	`shido6`	`you choose what codec to record gsms`
`22:25.20`	`tzafrir`	`any subdirectories? if so: use grep -r`
`22:25.23`	`dikadika`	`tzafrir, i'm looking to search through the files for an ip address`
`22:25.24`	`shido6`	`err`
`22:25.27`	`shido6`	`that came out wrong`
`22:26.07`	`tzafrir`	`dikadika, grep '111\.222\.33\.44' *`
`22:26.22`	`dikadika`	`tzafrir, escape characters for the win :D`
`22:26.23`	`tzafrir`	`. is a special character in a grep pattern`
`22:26.30`	`pv2b`	`"teh win"`
`22:26.59`	`tzafrir`	`anyway, grep whatever \| less #use / to search for text`
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`22:27.03`	`moonaddict`	`does there have to be a delay of 2 rings before I can accept an incoming call (and play music)?`
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`22:27.22`	`Andrezo`	`no, just use Wait`
`22:27.32`	`tzafrir`	`does chan_zap attempt to detect the caller ID?`
`22:27.35`	`Andrezo`	`Wait(1)`
`22:27.37`	`SarahEmm`	`tonkinese`
`22:27.43`	`dikadika`	`ok so i think there is no refference to my old ip address in any of the configuration files`
`22:28.08`	`moonaddict`	`Andrezo: so I can choose to answer the call immediately?`
`22:28.14`	`dikadika`	`tzafrir, thanks for the info`
`22:28.16`	`Andrezo`	`moonaddict, yes`
`22:28.25`	`moonaddict`	`Andrezo: sweet. thanks!`
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`22:38.44`	`dikadika`	`hmm anyone seen this?? -- Zap/3-1 answered SIP/301-6f18`
`22:39.00`	`dikadika`	`that was not even close to the number i was calling`
`22:39.51`	`M_at`	`what isn't?`
`22:40.37`	`dikadika`	`the 301-6f18, is that supposed to be the number?`
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`22:40.41`	`dikadika`	`ahh nevermind lol`
`22:40.42`	`drumkilla`	`dikadika: no`
`22:40.51`	`dikadika`	`drumkilla, gotcha now`
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`22:52.11`	`RazaMetaL`	`Hi all ..`
`22:52.16`	`RazaMetaL`	`greetings from Ecuador - South America`
`22:53.36`	`dudes`	`hey`
`22:54.00`	`dikadika`	`is there a way that i can see if my ip phones are attempting to connect to * and * is just rejecting them? like a log file?`
`22:54.35`	`ender`	`dikadika: sip debug`
`22:54.39`	`M_at`	`tail -f /var/log/asterisk/full`
`22:54.58`	`M_at`	`Beware it can scroll past quickly`
`22:56.02`	`RazaMetaL`	`you can use \| grep "your extention"`
`22:56.19`	`RazaMetaL`	`hi guys,, i've installed one x100p on my box`
`22:57.37`	`RazaMetaL`	`and conected it to one of the internal ext on a panasonic 616 easa-phone`
`22:58.07`	`RazaMetaL`	`if dial to the ext from another ext of the same panasonic, i get busy tone`
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`22:58.26`	`RazaMetaL`	`but if I connect one phone line to the x100p it works ..`
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`22:59.12`	`RazaMetaL`	`maybe i need to change somethin on the x100p config to connecto to the panasonic 616 easa-phone?`
`22:59.18`	`dikadika`	`ender, how do you turn off debugging?`
`22:59.25`	`dikadika`	`:D`
`22:59.28`	`trym`	`I receive a call through SIP. I want to call a cell phone through SIP, and connect the incoming call to the outgoing call.. is that accomplished by a simple Dial() ? Im not having any luck`
`22:59.35`	`harryvv`	`So got my moh working again but not to satified with the quality of the audio. Little bit of crackle.`
`22:59.47`	`ender`	`sip debug`
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`23:00.45`	`dikadika`	`found it sip no debug`
`23:00.51`	`ender`	`ah`
`23:01.48`	`dikadika`	`ender, thanks that helped me figure it out :)`
`23:03.24`	`ender`	`np`
`23:05.52`	`trym`	`anyone ?`
`23:06.55`	`harryvv`	`When you put this in your dialplan does it put somone on music on hold for a few seconds before going to the next step ? exten => 6000,1,Answer`
`23:06.55`	`harryvv`	`<PROTECTED>`
`23:06.57`	`harryvv`	`or what?`
`23:07.13`	`ariel_`	`trym, you could always transfer that call to a meetme room call the cell number then connect that one to the meetme room.`
`23:07.29`	`trym`	`hmm thats true ariel_`
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`23:07.38`	`trym`	`but there should be a more pragmatic approach.. shouldnt there?`
`23:07.47`	`harryvv`	`hi ariel`
`23:08.05`	`ariel_`	`harryvv, hello`
`23:08.26`	`ariel_`	`harryvv, you want them to wait for 2 secs on hold then go to the next step?`
`23:08.51`	`harryvv`	`mmm well often there is not detailed explainations on why a dialplan was made for things like this.`
`23:08.57`	`harryvv`	`so was currios.`
`23:09.21`	`ariel_`	`trym, if you create an extension that calls the cell you just transfer that user to that extension.`
`23:09.21`	`harryvv`	`But it would be cool if thay would hear a moh while the phone was ringing`
`23:09.34`	`drumkilla`	`there is an option to Dial() to do that`
`23:09.38`	`ariel_`	`just add m to the dial plan`
`23:09.44`	`drumkilla`	`I beat you!`
`23:09.52`	`harryvv`	`i see`
`23:10.01`	`ariel_`	`drumkilla, I see.`
`23:10.05`	`trym`	`ariel: sounds good.. its the calling part Im having trouble with`
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`23:10.11`	`NTJOCK`	`ehllo`
`23:10.15`	`harryvv`	`btw, i think the default music for moh hold sucks unless there is a issue with mpg321`
`23:10.29`	`NTJOCK`	`I've got a misbehaving IP500.... getting an "error, application does not exist"`
`23:10.36`	`ariel_`	`mpg321 does not work with asterisk`
`23:10.43`	`NTJOCK`	`it was working fine... and had a IP conflict error and then hasn't come back since we rebooted it.`
`23:10.56`	`harryvv`	`ohh great..well no one here was interested in helping me with mpg123`
`23:11.44`	`ariel_`	`I never knew you were having issues with mpg321 it's know to not working on asterisk it's all over the wiki.`
`23:11.50`	`NTJOCK`	`I think it's looking for a file in the FTP directory, but I'm not sure what file it wnats.`
`23:11.51`	`NTJOCK`	`wants`
`23:11.52`	`trym`	`ariel_: could you point me to an url or something that explains how to dial() with sip ?`
`23:11.55`	`NTJOCK`	`anyone have any ideas?`
`23:12.15`	`NTJOCK`	`trym: search for dial (sip on wiki`
`23:12.39`	`ariel_`	`trym in the extension rules like exten => X.,Dial(Sip/blah,20,)`
`23:12.47`	`ariel_`	`sorry for got the`
`23:12.53`	`NTJOCK`	`trym: try dial(sip/333,tr) in order to dial extesnion 333 and apply a timer while ringing`
`23:12.57`	`ariel_`	`trym in the extension rules like exten => X.,1,Dial(Sip/blah,20,)`
`23:12.58`	`NTJOCK`	`tm for timer while music`
`23:13.08`	`NTJOCK`	`I find music less annoying then ringing`
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`23:13.41`	`trym`	`the extension would be the number I want to call ?`
`23:13.45`	`NTJOCK`	`yes`
`23:13.54`	`NTJOCK`	`but you ahve to have it setup and it needs to be online`
`23:14.04`	`NTJOCK`	`for example....`
`23:14.11`	`NTJOCK`	`To connect to sales Press 1.`
`23:14.21`	`trym`	`ah`
`23:14.23`	`NTJOCK`	`would have an area in your extensions.conf that looks like`
`23:14.34`	`NTJOCK`	`1,dial(sip/527,tm)`
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`23:14.49`	`NTJOCK`	`or in our case.`
`23:14.59`	`NTJOCK`	`1, dial(sip/527&sip/525&sip/521,20,tm)`
`23:15.02`	`NTJOCK`	`which means...`
`23:15.12`	`NTJOCK`	`when they press 1, ring 527,525, and 521 for 20 seconds while playing music`
`23:15.17`	`NTJOCK`	`whoever picks up wins the call.`
`23:15.24`	`trym`	`ah nice`
`23:15.26`	`NTJOCK`	`if nobody picks up it goes to 101 or 102 I think`
`23:15.44`	`NTJOCK`	`I may have small syntactical errors here... but the idea I'm trying to convey should be clear.`
`23:15.53`	`NTJOCK`	`i.e. don't trust my punctuation.`
`23:15.55`	`trym`	`but I got something about wrong password or something when trying to do the call.. let me have a try.. and ill paste my stuff to pastebin`
`23:16.01`	`NTJOCK`	`I set it up and I've tried my damnest not to touch it again.`
`23:16.07`	`trym`	`;)`
`23:16.13`	`NTJOCK`	`helps to sit with the phone and watch the console`
`23:16.21`	`NTJOCK`	`wiht practice you can "watch" it progress`
`23:16.22`	`trym`	`thats what Im doing ;)`
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`23:18.03`	`rg1`	`I have a digium TE110P card in my asterisk box - can I send a fax to a number that is connected to that card and have asterisk receive the "pdf" the fax?`
`23:18.16`	`NTJOCK`	`you can.... but I had AWFUL results`
`23:18.21`	`NTJOCK`	`I ended up putting a real fax in`
`23:18.29`	`NTJOCK`	`just couldn't deal with scrambled faxes`
`23:18.43`	`trym`	`han_sip.c:6846 handle_response: Forbidden - wrong password on authentication for INVITE to '"63008949" <sip:63008852@217.77.34.227>;tag=as145f1e35'`
`23:18.45`	`NTJOCK`	`anyone good with polycom IP500's?`
`23:18.52`	`NTJOCK`	`I've got one erroring out and I can't figure out why`
`23:19.16`	`trym`	`ariel_: 63008949 is the phone Im calling from... 63008852 is the sip account both receiving the call and making a new one`
`23:20.37`	`trym`	`http://pastebot.nd.edu/1609`
`23:20.37`	`rg1`	`NTJOCK`
`23:20.59`	`NTJOCK`	`yea`
`23:21.09`	`rg1`	`what if you want to receive faxes on the same # as one of the #s on the channel?`
`23:21.22`	`NTJOCK`	`I never got it to work right`
`23:21.27`	`rg1`	`bummer`
`23:21.29`	`NTJOCK`	`I ended up calling it Spazdsp`
`23:21.34`	`NTJOCK`	`it was worse then a modem`
`23:21.46`	`rg1`	`crapola`
`23:22.01`	`rg1`	`i really need the asterisk box to receive faxes on a T1 line`
`23:22.03`	`NTJOCK`	`the docs were shotty and the author wasn't terribly interested in supporting or helping. I decided to shelve it and use a real fax until someone fixed it.`
`23:22.07`	`NTJOCK`	`It might work on a T1`
`23:22.10`	`NTJOCK`	`I have pots lines`
`23:22.22`	`NTJOCK`	`your mileage may very`
`23:22.24`	`NTJOCK`	`er vary`
`23:22.26`	`NTJOCK`	`:)`
`23:22.27`	`rg1`	`oh - the TE110P is a T1 line I think`
`23:22.36`	`NTJOCK`	`dunno`
`23:22.39`	`SarahEmm`	`'tis`
`23:22.40`	`NTJOCK`	`I have tdm400s`
`23:22.42`	`SarahEmm`	`T1 or E1`
`23:22.48`	`rg1`	`SarahEmm - T1`
`23:22.51`	`rg1`	`hi again!`
`23:22.56`	`SarahEmm`	`err, hi`
`23:22.59`	`NTJOCK`	`I'll tell you one thing....I've really come to hate my polycoms`
`23:23.04`	`NTJOCK`	`they are very high maintenance`
`23:23.05`	`trym`	`ariel_: Im sorry If Im hammering you`
`23:23.09`	`NTJOCK`	`annoying and difficult to program`
`23:23.23`	`rg1`	`SarahEmm - have you set up anything to receive fax transmissions on a T1 line?`
`23:23.30`	`trym`	`NTJOCK: any ideas on what I have done wrong.. must be something basic`
`23:23.35`	`NTJOCK`	`they are like damn windows machines.... as opposed to my spa841's which are bullet simple`
`23:23.40`	`NTJOCK`	`trym: sorry didn't have time to look`
`23:23.46`	`NTJOCK`	`trying to get my own phone working again`
`23:23.50`	`trym`	`ah hehe ;)`
`23:23.57`	`SarahEmm`	`nope rg1`
`23:24.03`	`NTJOCK`	`it had a IP fight and hasn't worked since`
`23:24.21`	`rg1`	`Hmm - ANYONE out there receive faxes on their Asterisk via the T1?`
`23:24.26`	`pv2b`	`speaking of which, anyone had any experience with the grandstream budgetone 101?`
`23:24.31`	`SarahEmm`	`yes pv2b`
`23:24.31`	`ariel_`	`trym, sorry I was trying to help another person and my baby is trying to get me to feed her my icecream.`
`23:24.38`	`pv2b`	`sarahemm, does it suck or is it good enough?`
`23:24.43`	`SarahEmm`	`imho, it sucks`
`23:24.46`	`SarahEmm`	`i've only used one`
`23:24.49`	`SarahEmm`	`and it doesn't work anymore...`
`23:24.52`	`SarahEmm`	`comes on, but won't detect ethernet`
`23:25.01`	`trym`	`ariel_: babies demand a lot of attention ;)`
`23:25.03`	`pv2b`	`what about when it worked?`
`23:25.04`	`SarahEmm`	`when it worked it wasn't great. it works as a phone, but i'd get something better if at all possible`
`23:25.09`	`NTJOCK`	`more attention then asterisk even`
`23:25.22`	`pv2b`	`sarahemm, except i'm in the market for something that is, well, pretty much a phone ;-)`
`23:25.32`	`SarahEmm`	`pv2b: yeah, you still prolly want something better.`
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`23:25.37`	`SarahEmm`	`it feels like it's worth about $10 :P`
`23:25.46`	`NTJOCK`	`yea the spa841 is worth about 412`
`23:25.48`	`NTJOCK`	`er $12`
`23:25.51`	`NTJOCK`	`but it works`
`23:25.55`	`NTJOCK`	`and it's simple`
`23:26.08`	`NTJOCK`	`bad interface tho`
`23:26.14`	`NTJOCK`	`very obviously a first generation phone`
`23:26.29`	`pv2b`	`maybe it is. but i don't really know if i'm prepared to shell out more than what the budgetone costs for what's pretty much a phone`
`23:26.34`	`shido6`	`get a pap2`
`23:26.42`	`pv2b`	`pap2?`
`23:26.44`	`schwank`	`how best does one setup voicemail for a queue?`
`23:26.44`	`SarahEmm`	`pv2b: i'd personally stay away.`
`23:26.46`	`shido6`	`pap2-na`
`23:26.50`	`Kizmet`	`Linksys PAP2`
`23:26.54`	`shido6`	`yep`
`23:27.01`	`SarahEmm`	`pv2b: it's an ATA, cheap one. get the -na one and you can use it with *`
`23:27.03`	`pv2b`	`shido, ah, one of those ATA's.`
`23:27.05`	`Kizmet`	`they are the shit. :)`
`23:27.08`	`shido6`	`78 bucks with 500 minutes`
`23:27.15`	`shido6`	`I have a crapload`
`23:27.19`	`shido6`	`on ebay`
`23:27.23`	`shido6`	`somewhere`
`23:27.36`	`pv2b`	`i'd prefer something that's a real ip phone though, rather than an ata. for some irrational reason ;-)`
`23:27.48`	`shido6`	`heh`
`23:28.11`	`shido6`	`I i have a crisco 7960 budgetone, pap2 with cordless and an iaxy around here somewhere in the couch`
`23:28.19`	`pv2b`	`anyway. i'll probably get myself a budgetone. and if i really hate it, i'll just get someone else to take it off my hands`
`23:28.20`	`Kizmet`	`pv2b, i'd prefer a ATA due to the fact that you can upgrade the handset at any time :)`
`23:28.24`	`pv2b`	`i'm sure i'll find someone ;-)`
`23:28.37`	`shido6`	`budgetone L(`
`23:28.39`	`shido6`	`:(`
`23:28.39`	`NTJOCK`	`I like my spa's`
`23:28.43`	`shido6`	`you'll like the pap2`
`23:28.43`	`NTJOCK`	`they look and feel like business phones`
`23:29.04`	`shido6`	`2 ports`
`23:29.17`	`pv2b`	`shido: except I very much hate my current POTS phones too.`
`23:29.29`	`shido6`	`500 minutes - whats not to like... :) - crap there goes that line`
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`23:29.56`	`shido6`	`thats why no one has bid on my paps they want phones`
`23:30.24`	`pv2b`	`which is precisely why a budgetone will be easy to sell if i really hate it =)`
`23:30.46`	`shido6`	`you're not gonna hate it`
`23:30.50`	`shido6`	`but you wont use it`
`23:30.51`	`shido6`	`LOL`
`23:30.54`	`shido6`	`I keep mine around`
`23:30.55`	`shido6`	`just cuz`
`23:31.31`	`pv2b`	`shido, because you feel justified in spending hundreds of dollars on fancy phones? :-P`
`23:32.11`	`shido6`	`budgetone was my first ip phone`
`23:32.22`	`xkev`	`well if that wasn't the most unpleasant experience ever...`
`23:32.22`	`shido6`	`so it holds some sentimemty feewings`
`23:32.30`	`shido6`	`xkev dont milk bulls`
`23:32.33`	`xkev`	`3 months plus, no problems with asterisk`
`23:32.59`	`xkev`	`..all of a sudden, the box hard-locks and after a reset, the TE410P refuses to come out of red alarm`
`23:33.24`	`xkev`	`..next full power-down (removed psu), keeps throwing 'starting D channel on span x' over and over`
`23:33.32`	`xkev`	`..another full power-down it finally comes back to life`
`23:34.13`	`xkev`	`(dual xeon 2.4 supermicro board with apic)`
`23:34.39`	`shido6`	`ok need food`
`23:34.42`	`shido6`	`fireworks to watch`
`23:34.44`	`shido6`	`greg@nufone.net -`
`23:36.47`	`wunderkin`	`xkev, computers dont like people named kevin.. i figured that out :(`
`23:37.49`	`pv2b`	`there. i just ordered one. i figured it's not much of a risk.`
`23:37.55`	`SarahEmm`	`ordered a budgetone?`
`23:40.35`	`pv2b`	`sarah, yeah. as I said, it'll be easy enough to sell if i do hate it.`
`23:40.56`	`SarahEmm`	`nods okie. coolies`
`23:41.12`	`wunderkin`	`pv2b, what model?`
`23:41.14`	`pv2b`	`101.`
`23:41.20`	`wunderkin`	`ah, i have one.. not too bad`
`23:41.24`	`pv2b`	`the 102 is the same`
`23:41.32`	`pv2b`	`except it has "WHOOPIE" a 10 Mbit/s switch in it`
`23:41.35`	`pv2b`	`which is like... meh :-)`
`23:41.46`	`wunderkin`	`oh i didnt know they actually made those`
`23:41.47`	`pv2b`	`2 port at that`
`23:41.48`	`SarahEmm`	`and the third one never got released..`
`23:41.53`	`wunderkin`	`the 102d?`
`23:42.03`	`SarahEmm`	`yeah`
`23:42.05`	`wunderkin`	`ah`
`23:42.26`	`pv2b`	`btw. are there any good relatively cheap WLAN SIP handsets out there? the only one i know of is the 2000W, and I've got a distinct impression that it's not very good`
`23:42.43`	`Nugget`	`the 2000W is beyond "not very good". it's abysmal.`
`23:42.44`	`SarahEmm`	`cheap, yes. wlan, yes. sip, yes. good, no.`
`23:42.49`	`SarahEmm`	`from what i've heard, anyway`
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`23:42.52`	`Nugget`	`possibly the shittiest piece of hardware I've ever owned.`
`23:42.59`	`pv2b`	`sarahemm, yeah. that's what i've heard too.`
`23:43.01`	`Nugget`	`vaewyn is fond of his hitachi.`
`23:43.02`	`SarahEmm`	`i should stop answering questions about VoIP phones tho as i've never used any really heh`
`23:43.07`	`pv2b`	`Siemens is coming out with their S35 Wlan. :-)`
`23:43.16`	`pv2b`	`siemens tends to make reasonably okay stuff most of the time`
`23:43.33`	`pv2b`	`i'm just irked that they reused the S35 name. (they used that name already for a cell phone a few years ago)`
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`23:45.08`	`pv2b`	`oh. btw. will asterisk run on Mac OS X? I tried vaguely to get it compile, but gave up when i saw some compile errors. i didn't really dig any deeper though. is it doable or is it pretty much a dead end for me to even try?`
`23:46.29`	`SarahEmm`	`HEAD should run on OS X`
`23:46.36`	`pv2b`	`HEAD?`
`23:46.37`	`mog_home`	`yeah`
`23:46.38`	`pv2b`	`ah.`
`23:46.39`	`pv2b`	`cvs head`
`23:46.40`	`mog_home`	`any will`
`23:46.45`	`mog_home`	`but you need newer bison`
`23:46.47`	`SarahEmm`	`stable won't compile, afaik`
`23:46.50`	`pv2b`	`ah.`
`23:46.51`	`mog_home`	`nope`
`23:46.52`	`mog_home`	`it does`
`23:46.56`	`SarahEmm`	`err.. okay`
`23:46.59`	`mog_home`	`but everything needs recent bison`
`23:47.01`	`SarahEmm`	`ahh`
`23:47.04`	`pv2b`	`ok`
`23:47.06`	`pv2b`	`i'll keep that in mind`
`23:47.20`	`mog_home`	`and sunrise telco distributes stabel binaries`
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`23:49.17`	`mog_home`	`man i cant spell...`
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`23:51.04`	`__Sparks_`	`Can any king soul give me a hand with setting up Asterisk@home with Sipgate!?`
`23:51.14`	`Katty`	`hmm.`
`23:51.57`	`Katty`	`?!?!??!!!!11oneoneone`
`23:52.28`	`Katty`	`mew`
`23:52.29`	`tzanger`	`ha`
`23:53.14`	`Katty`	`tzanger: hi asl`
`23:53.21`	`tzanger`	`you know who I am`
`23:53.24`	`SarahEmm`	`lol`
`23:53.26`	`Katty`	`obviously`
`23:53.37`	`Katty`	`way to not pick up my sarcasm`
`23:53.57`	`wunderkin`	`Katty, hi asl`
`23:53.58`	`wunderkin`	`:)`
`23:54.06`	`Katty`	`(=`
`23:54.33`	`Katty`	`i'm all asled out`
`23:54.41`	`wunderkin`	`ill try tomorrow`
`23:54.46`	`Katty`	`k`
`23:54.58`	`wunderkin`	`heh`
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