irclog2html for #asterisk on 20051211

`00:10.03`	`*** join/#asterisk Zach^^ (n=Zachary@65.121.244.130)`
`00:10.25`	`Zach^^`	`how can i turn call waiting on permently`
`00:11.28`	`Zach^^`	`permanently`
`00:17.37`	`*** join/#asterisk anonymouz666 (n=lynx@200.218.193.6)`
`00:23.34`	`CyberPony`	`Zach^^, you using AMP?`
`00:23.45`	`Zach^^`	`yes`
`00:24.14`	`CyberPony`	`what version?`
`00:24.25`	`Zach^^`	`1.10.010`
`00:25.08`	`CyberPony`	`in the dialplan.agi file at the top is a macro that determines if call waiting is on.... just make it always return true`
`00:25.55`	`CyberPony`	`the file is in /var/lib/asterisk/agi I believe`
`00:27.05`	`*** join/#asterisk nassy (n=nassy@207-38-197-201.c3-0.wsd-ubr1.qens-wsd.ny.cable.rcn.com)`
`00:27.46`	`Zach^^`	`nope`
`00:27.48`	`Zach^^`	`not a dir`
`00:27.56`	`Zach^^`	`cant locate dialplan.agi`
`00:27.58`	`file`	`agi-bin`
`00:28.48`	`CyberPony`	`I'm not near the asterisk server right now so it's something like that but it should be there.`
`00:29.16`	`Zach^^`	`there is a dialparyies.agi`
`00:29.28`	`CyberPony`	`no that should be it.`
`00:30.54`	`CyberPony`	`it is dialparties.agi`
`00:31.07`	`CyberPony`	`it's the "exthascw" macro`
`00:31.30`	`Zach^^`	`<PROTECTED>`
`00:31.30`	`Zach^^`	`<PROTECTED>`
`00:31.30`	`Zach^^`	`<PROTECTED>`
`00:31.30`	`Zach^^`	`<PROTECTED>`
`00:32.07`	`CyberPony`	`line 111`
`00:32.32`	`CyberPony`	`the " ? 1 : 0 " .... change to " ? 1 : 1 "`
`00:34.08`	`morale`	`w`
`00:34.11`	`morale`	`hmm`
`00:34.17`	`Zach^^`	`hmm didnt help...`
`00:34.48`	`Zach^^`	`and i did reload from the CLI`
`00:34.49`	`CyberPony`	`you have to restart asterisk.`
`00:35.20`	`CyberPony`	`the agi script seems to be held in a cache that only get's replaced by a restart :(`
`00:35.27`	`CyberPony`	`at tleast that's been my experience`
`00:35.39`	`Zach^^`	`restart now gracefully ?`
`00:35.50`	`CyberPony`	`yea`
`00:36.38`	`Zach^^`	`it killed it`
`00:37.04`	`CyberPony`	`you running on the console or remote connection?`
`00:37.05`	`Zach^^`	`and when i do -vvvc it returns some errors....`
`00:37.15`	`CyberPony`	`what's the error?`
`00:37.29`	`Zach^^`	`[root@asterisk1 ~]# asterisk -vvvc`
`00:37.29`	`Zach^^`	`<PROTECTED>`
`00:37.29`	`Zach^^`	`<PROTECTED>`
`00:37.38`	`CyberPony`	`dialparties.agi isn't referenced during restart`
`00:38.06`	`Zach^^`	`it seems... when i restart asterisks....`
`00:38.19`	`Zach^^`	`it will not restart... ihave to restart the server`
`00:38.33`	`CyberPony`	`hmm. that's weird.`
`00:40.43`	`Zach^^`	`how does @home use to load ?`
`00:41.00`	`denon`	`huh?`
`00:41.11`	`CyberPony`	`it starts in the init.d process`
`00:41.23`	`Zach^^`	`how does asterisk at home use to load asterisk`
`00:41.48`	`denon`	`I think you mean what . .`
`00:41.51`	`denon`	`not how`
`00:42.12`	`Zach^^`	`yea`
`00:42.20`	`file`	`denon: you're too active, go back to idling`
`00:42.40`	`denon`	`hmm, ok`
`00:42.41`	`Zach^^`	`;P`
`00:43.13`	`Zach^^`	`any ideas?`
`00:44.07`	`CyberPony`	`try /etc/init.d/asterisk restart`
`00:44.08`	`*** join/#asterisk loud (n=ariel@cypher.punk.net)`
`00:45.24`	`Zach^^`	`no file/dir`
`00:45.32`	`Zach^^`	`just rebooted the server`
`00:45.32`	`CyberPony`	`I don't use *@home though. I'm running on gentoo`
`00:45.57`	`shido6`	`anybody else want a cisco 7960 for $210`
`00:46.11`	`*** join/#asterisk MUD (n=mud@206-248-138-115.dsl.teksavvy.com)`
`00:46.47`	`*** join/#asterisk sofh (n=ok@203.135.9.118)`
`00:48.08`	`sofh`	`hello all`
`00:48.46`	`sofh`	`i've a wireless phone working over CDMA technology..... is there any way or device to integerate it with asterisk ?`
`00:49.08`	`sofh`	`:-S`
`00:49.31`	`sofh`	`it 've got a USB port to connect with pc and linux detect this phone as a wireles MODEM/PHONE`
`00:50.02`	`sofh`	`any idea guys ?`
`00:50.54`	`SkramX`	`sofh: if you have good data usage speeds, get a softphone for it.`
`00:51.21`	`sofh`	`SkarmX: u didnt get what i want to do..`
`00:51.36`	`file`	`he wants to hook it up to asterisk`
`00:51.39`	`sofh`	`look it is phone just like a PSTN ..but it don't have any wire to connect..its wireless and works any where`
`00:52.31`	`sofh`	`now i want a thinkg like ... call from any soft phone >>>>asterisk >>>>to that CDMA phone and then to other network like GSM or PSTN or may be same CDMA`
`00:52.53`	`file`	`cellsocket`
`00:52.54`	`file`	`go, Google`
`00:53.28`	`sofh`	`i'd almost done all one google...thats why am here now..`
`00:53.42`	`sofh`	`cellsocket will give me interface to connect a wireless phone ?`
`00:53.54`	`file`	`maybe.`
`00:54.18`	`file`	`site:lists.digium.com cellsocket`
`00:54.24`	`file`	`use that search string on Google and look...`
`00:55.14`	`sofh`	`hmm....can't we do anything with its usb interface which is alredy connected to pc ?`
`00:55.33`	`denon`	`most cell usb interfaces are actually just serial`
`00:55.35`	`sofh`	`and linux autmaticaly gives it driver named Qualcomm USB MODEM/phone`
`00:55.40`	`denon`	`not exactly the ideal transport for voice`
`00:55.49`	`file`	`yeah, it probably just allows it to act as a modem`
`00:56.02`	`file`	`my Motorola does the same thing with the USB attached... but I use bluetooth for that`
`00:56.34`	`sofh`	`but its not a gsm mobile.......`
`00:56.51`	`file`	`then maybe you're out of luck`
`00:56.57`	`sofh`	`lolz`
`00:57.07`	`sofh`	`i am trying to find a way for more then 8 days`
`00:57.21`	`sofh`	`but got nothing except /dev/ttyACM0 :D`
`00:58.24`	`implicit`	`anyone have this?Grandstream_Configuration_Generator_R1.3.zip`
`00:58.29`	`implicit`	`it's not on grandstream website any longer`
`00:58.45`	`implicit`	`if anyone has the windows configuration utility it would be greatly appreciated`
`01:01.06`	`Zach^^`	`okay i think i have it all setup right.... but now when i call the ext of my GX-2000 phone it dont send the call the the GX2000`
`01:01.28`	`*** join/#asterisk pygrammer (n=SniperDe@ip68-100-98-214.dc.dc.cox.net)`
`01:02.44`	`Zach^^`	`but i can place calls all day from that phone`
`01:03.58`	`file`	`Zach^^: well, what does your asterisk console say when you try to call your GX2000?`
`01:04.37`	`implicit`	`implicit, or if anyone knows about the changed config format of grandstream firmware 1.0.7.11, it would also be appreciated`
`01:05.25`	`Zach^^`	`ahh shit... this might be the problem :P`
`01:06.05`	`Zach^^`	`checking to see`
`01:08.01`	`Zach^^`	`<PROTECTED>`
`01:13.13`	`Zach^^`	`fixed`
`01:18.07`	`*** join/#asterisk docelmo (n=docE@static-71-251-95-3.tampfl.fios.verizon.net)`
`01:18.13`	`docelmo`	`whadup?!?!`
`01:19.01`	`*** join/#asterisk numbshot (n=numbshot@dsl-201-129-46-234.prod-infinitum.com.mx)`
`01:19.07`	`implicit`	`dadap`
`01:22.33`	`*** join/#asterisk r0d3nt (i=nobody@wsip-24-234-241-145.lv.lv.cox.net)`
`01:22.40`	`numbshot`	`hello, i'm using eyeBeam 1.1 with default asterisk 1.2.0 installation, audio works great but video never works (i've allowed and disallow the codecs in several orders without success)... is it a configuration issue? or a bug either in asterisk or eyebeam? should I patch or upgrade my asterisk installation? any idea would be appreciated :\|`
`01:31.29`	`*** join/#asterisk amir_ (n=amir@gentoo/developer/amir)`
`01:40.43`	`Renacor`	`having a queue setup like this http://pastebin.com/458809 will set it up so it will read out approx wait times instead of number in line won't it?`
`01:41.01`	`*** part/#asterisk puzzled (n=patrick@puzzled.xs4all.nl)`
`01:56.53`	`*** join/#asterisk tartar (n=tartar@CPE0004e27b716e-CM014370001917.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com)`
`01:59.50`	`*** join/#asterisk Druken (n=druken@CPE00121716da99-CM000e5cde4ca2.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com)`
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`02:02.48`	`Druken`	`mass suicide ?`
`02:04.50`	`robl^`	`shhh!! they are sleeping. don't wake them up`
`02:05.09`	`Druken`	`since when do asterisk people sleep?`
`02:05.27`	`*** join/#asterisk usam (n=alx@203.156.41.135)`
`02:05.31`	`usam`	`hello,..`
`02:05.32`	`robl^`	`after almost 2 years of no sleep, it finally caught up with them`
`02:06.04`	`Druken`	`geez... sleep deprevation after only 2 years?`
`02:06.04`	`Renacor`	`having a queue setup like this http://pastebin.com/458809 will set it up so it will read out approx wait times instead of number in line won't it?`
`02:07.02`	`usam`	`how do I really shape the traffic for voip?? i have cisco router here but it seems like it only does for out-going traffic only... Would it be better to setup a VPN from my remote-server to the local server and do the shaping on both end?`
`02:07.09`	`robl^`	`Druken: well caffeiene isn't as popular in the geek crowds as it once was`
`02:07.40`	`Druken`	`jolt cola... the official drink of the geek :)`
`02:08.32`	`Druken`	`or wait.. no that was the official drink of the "elite hacker"`
`02:08.34`	`Druken`	`my bad...`
`02:09.13`	`pygrammer`	`hey`
`02:09.19`	`pygrammer`	`how would you all suggest doing sub-menus?`
`02:09.37`	`pygrammer`	`having contexts for each one seems kind of annoying, because i have a lot of separate ones for different voip accounts`
`02:09.54`	`pygrammer`	`i guess that's the only way though -- it's not that bad, it's just sort of annoying to make a context for two options`
`02:10.37`	`robl^`	`pygrammer, I seperate my extensions.conf into multiple files.. like extensions-macros.conf, extensions-nufone.conf, etc.. then just #include as needed :)`
`02:10.51`	`pygrammer`	`ah. good idea`
`02:10.52`	`pygrammer`	`;)`
`02:11.01`	`pygrammer`	`i was thinking about doing that actually`
`02:11.31`	`pygrammer`	`i mean, contexts make sense -- but they seem over the top for a menu with just two options`
`02:11.35`	`robl^`	`then you can create an entire "dial plan app / IVR menu tree" in a single file.. group it logically`
`02:11.43`	`pygrammer`	`i mean, shouldn't you have all the special extensions, like t/i/s, etc.?`
`02:11.54`	`pygrammer`	`yeah.`
`02:12.19`	`robl^`	`it depends what you want it to do.. :) sometimes you need i,s,T.. sometimes you don't..`
`02:12.43`	`Druken`	`every context should have a shit :)`
`02:12.50`	`pygrammer`	`:/`
`02:12.52`	`pygrammer`	`pain`
`02:13.55`	`robl^`	`pygrammer.. you can create s,i,t etc with a simple macro.. so if you want to re-use the same sections of code, you can reduce it to a single macro call in the context`
`02:14.08`	`pygrammer`	`true`
`02:14.19`	`pygrammer`	`i'm working on a little pay per call app :)`
`02:14.41`	`robl^`	`I am revising my infamous "IVR Hell" script.. :)`
`02:14.42`	`pygrammer`	`tonight was my first night working with asterisk outbound calls (.call files/manager interface)`
`02:14.45`	`pygrammer`	`haha`
`02:14.58`	`Druken`	`please enter in your 16 digit creditcard number for the first 5 minutes :)`
`02:15.03`	`pygrammer`	`haha`
`02:15.05`	`pygrammer`	`I wish :D`
`02:15.24`	`pygrammer`	`person enters phone number => gets a call => confirms zip code/agreement with policies => call is bridged`
`02:15.29`	`Druken`	`robl^: that is yours?`
`02:15.31`	`pygrammer`	`client is charged ;)`
`02:15.48`	`robl^`	`Druken: followed by "Press 1 for virgin teletubbies, press 2 for transgendered nuns..."??`
`02:16.16`	`pygrammer`	`what about the drunken martians?`
`02:16.27`	`robl^`	`that's option 4`
`02:16.29`	`Druken`	`robl^: press 3 for marvin the martian`
`02:16.30`	`pygrammer`	`ah`
`02:16.48`	`denon`	`I think a combination of these two apps would be best ..`
`02:16.50`	`pygrammer`	`and jesus christ's brother?`
`02:16.58`	`denon`	`"Press 1 if you'd like to talk to denon ... please enter your 16-digit card number .. "`
`02:17.20`	`denon`	`make telemarketing calls profitable`
`02:17.24`	`pygrammer`	`(sorry if i offended any religious folks here :/)`
`02:17.26`	`robl^`	`"Thank you! Now enter your ATM PIN.."`
`02:17.47`	`pygrammer`	`"Now enter your social security number... for validation purposes."`
`02:18.12`	`*** join/#asterisk PBXtech (i=nik@117.sub-70-213-149.myvzw.com)`
`02:18.20`	`pygrammer`	`"And please send your picture and scanned passport to id3nt\|tY_th3F1@gmail.com"`
`02:18.31`	`robl^`	`"At the tone, please say your mother's maiden name."`
`02:18.34`	`Druken`	`if you are a telemarketer, don't press 1.`
`02:18.39`	`pygrammer`	`"And all two of your passwords"`
`02:19.06`	`pygrammer`	`"Yes, we know they are three-letter plaintext dogs' names"`
`02:19.06`	`Druken`	`i told you not to press one ya stupid fuck, now enter your credit card number so i may max it out for wasting my time`
`02:20.10`	`pygrammer`	`can you refer to #included files as you can with local contexts? i.e. Goto,context-in-other-file,s,1`
`02:20.52`	`Druken`	`i actually have a thing in my ivr, if you are calling for a sales promotion or charitable donation, please press 4 and leave a message :)`
`02:22.01`	`pygrammer`	`heh`
`02:22.12`	`pygrammer`	`what if you win the lottery? :)`
`02:22.21`	`pygrammer`	`oops, guess you're teh screwed`
`02:22.36`	`Druken`	`it actually goes to a machine`
`02:23.13`	`pygrammer`	`heh`
`02:23.59`	`marc32422`	`how can i change the voicemailmain voice prompts?`
`02:24.29`	`Druken`	`rerecord them`
`02:24.35`	`Renacor`	`having a queue setup like this http://pastebin.com/458809 will set it up so it will read out approx wait times instead of number in line won't it?`
`02:25.02`	`Renacor`	`ugh I can't get it to stop saying the caller number`
`02:26.17`	`marc32422`	`druken-- where are the files?`
`02:27.09`	`Druken`	`in /var/lib/asterisk/sounds`
`02:27.40`	`robl^`	`Druken & pygrammer: do you have a fwd acct?`
`02:27.45`	`Druken`	`Renacor: uhmm... how many people are you testing the queue with ?`
`02:27.55`	`Druken`	`robl^: probably somewhere`
`02:27.56`	`pygrammer`	`robl^: nope`
`02:28.00`	`Druken`	`why?`
`02:28.00`	`pygrammer`	`well, like Druken, i did`
`02:28.08`	`pygrammer`	`but it's been abandoned`
`02:28.11`	`pygrammer`	`for years`
`02:28.22`	`robl^`	`Druken: I was gonna let you try my ivr-hell script :)`
`02:28.34`	`Druken`	`wuts the 700 number?`
`02:28.46`	`robl^`	`ohh.. from iaxtel?`
`02:28.54`	`robl^`	`hrmm.. hold on.. I forget`
`02:28.54`	`Druken`	`oh.. ok, then the fwd number`
`02:28.56`	`Druken`	`which ever`
`02:29.04`	`Druken`	`i have routes to both`
`02:29.19`	`Druken`	`i just forget which is which...`
`02:29.31`	`robl^`	`I think that is right`
`02:30.25`	`Renacor`	`Druken: about 4 or 5`
`02:30.40`	`Renacor`	`Druken: Does it matter?`
`02:30.52`	`Druken`	`i mean people in the queue, not how many it calls...`
`02:31.58`	`Renacor`	`yeah 4 or 5 people waiting in the queue`
`02:34.00`	`pygrammer`	`so, I'm confused`
`02:34.12`	`pygrammer`	`when you set the time-out time in Dial(), does it go to t when it times out?`
`02:34.25`	`Druken`	`pygrammer: no`
`02:34.48`	`Druken`	`Renacor: it doesn't give you an estimated wait time?`
`02:34.49`	`pygrammer`	`n+1 then?`
`02:35.01`	`Druken`	`pygrammer: yep`
`02:35.04`	`pygrammer`	`then what is "t" for, in digital channels?`
`02:36.04`	`file[laptop]`	`You're allowed to have a life, I read it in a manual!`
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`02:45.10`	`pygrammer`	`question: when you #include and then use a "goto" to an included file, can you do it as though the`
`02:45.21`	`pygrammer`	`*#included file is in the standard extensions.conf?`
`02:45.56`	`pygrammer`	`e.g. #include extensions.conf.extra ... then goto(mainmenu-extra,s,1) -- if context "mainmenu-extra" is in extensions.conf.extra`
`02:46.10`	`robl^`	`pygrammer, when you #include files, Asterisk merges them all into one BIG "file" in memory. Asterisk doesn't know or care which file it came from`
`02:46.16`	`pygrammer`	`alrighty`
`02:46.18`	`pygrammer`	`thanks ;)`
`02:46.24`	`pygrammer`	`just what i needed`
`02:48.10`	`Druken`	`welcome to asterisk :)`
`02:48.22`	`robl^`	`you can also put them in sub dirs... like #include ext/ivr-menus/main-menu1.conf if you want`
`02:48.29`	`benjk`	`yeah, all of asterisk is one big ass file`
`02:49.23`	`morale`	`can you reload the dialplan while someone is connected to asterisk and it take effect immediately?`
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`02:50.06`	`robl^`	`morale: sorta.. it doesn't always work right for the already connected caller.. he may not see the changes.. but new calls will`
`02:50.15`	`morale`	`ah`
`02:51.12`	`robl^`	`it really depends where the change was made and where the caller is currently in the dial-plan`
`02:51.34`	`morale`	`yeah thats what i thought.`
`02:51.38`	`morale`	`thanks`
`02:52.18`	`pygrammer`	`robl^: for some reason, asterisk can't find my #included file`
`02:52.23`	`pygrammer`	`it says no such file or directory when i "reload" it`
`02:52.35`	`pygrammer`	`i've tried both relative and absolute paths`
`02:52.50`	`pygrammer`	`i fixed the permissions, too`
`02:53.05`	`pygrammer`	`should I try restarting *?`
`02:53.10`	`robl^`	`hold on`
`02:53.31`	`robl^`	`put it in the [globals] section of extensions.conf`
`02:53.56`	`robl^`	`then #include filename.conf`
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`02:54.28`	`robl^`	`pygrammer, you shouldn't have quotes around the filename.. and it shouldbe relative to the asterisk config dir`
`02:54.38`	`Himeko`	`anyone manage to unlock an ata 186?`
`02:55.16`	`pygrammer`	`robl^: it was in the wrong section; fixed that; took out quotes, even though they are used in the example`
`02:55.19`	`pygrammer`	`still says that`
`02:55.25`	`pygrammer`	`and it's relative to the asterisk config dir`
`02:56.06`	`robl^`	`check spelling then :) it works for me.. I promise! since like version 1.0.2 :)`
`02:56.28`	`pygrammer`	`ack.`
`02:56.43`	`pygrammer`	`i directly pasted the filename in the error log`
`02:56.49`	`pygrammer`	`(console`
`02:56.50`	`pygrammer`	`)*`
`02:56.55`	`pygrammer`	`and it exists`
`02:56.59`	`pygrammer`	`maybe I should try restarting`
`02:57.33`	`pygrammer`	`oh, never mind!`
`02:57.34`	`pygrammer`	`haha`
`02:57.38`	`pygrammer`	`i was using #include => ;)`
`02:57.55`	`robl^`	`bad pygrammer!`
`02:57.59`	`pygrammer`	`:P`
`03:02.00`	`Renacor`	`Druken: sorry for the wait, no it doesn't given an estimated wait time.`
`03:05.19`	`bakermd`	`ever used SIP_CODEC in a dialplan?>`
`03:07.20`	`pygrammer`	`hmm...`
`03:07.26`	`pygrammer`	`so, i'm stuck here`
`03:07.28`	`bakermd`	`When I use it I get pbx_realtime.c:204 realtime_exec: No such application 'SIP_CODEC'`
`03:07.43`	`bakermd`	`though it appears others have used it somehow...`
`03:07.58`	`file[laptop]`	`Set`
`03:08.10`	`bakermd`	`a ha`
`03:08.35`	`bakermd`	`This config is in a DB, and I have no SET stmts... hope I dont break it`
`03:08.36`	`pygrammer`	`when i use exten => 2 if someone entered their information incorrectly. it plays a recording and has a "goto" to s,2, which asks them to enter their zip again`
`03:08.52`	`pygrammer`	`however...`
`03:09.11`	`pygrammer`	`when i enter my zip -- it BEGINS with a 2 -- it processes it like i was pressing 2 for an extension`
`03:09.27`	`pygrammer`	`rather than Read()ing it`
`03:09.34`	`pygrammer`	`like it should`
`03:09.40`	`pygrammer`	`because that's what's at s,2`
`03:09.48`	`pygrammer`	`so it's obviously not goto()ing correctly/refreshing`
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`03:10.26`	`robl^`	`in 1.2, there is a notifyringing=yes\|no in chan_sip (sip.conf).. can that be a global setting?? or just on a per peer/user setting?`
`03:11.15`	`robl^`	`pygrammer: be explict. it always help to do a Goto(context,s,2) :)`
`03:11.23`	`pygrammer`	`tried that :)`
`03:11.37`	`pygrammer`	`it still takes "2" as though it's not goto()ing properly`
`03:14.33`	`pygrammer`	`hmm, there ... i enclosed it in parens, rather than comma`
`03:14.34`	`pygrammer`	`weird`
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`03:18.28`	`qw3rty`	`Sorry if this is not the place to ask, but... I have set up a Cisco Call Manager server in VMware to get the firmware files for the 12SP+ phone to use with asterisk. I found the firmware, but cannot locate the SEPDefault.cnf file required. Do I need to do something on the call manager server to generate this?`
`03:20.05`	`Renacor`	`zxkljdskjasf;jkl`
`03:20.25`	`Renacor`	`why won't it just tell people the damn wait time instead of their in line position`
`03:21.00`	`dokhench`	`you can do it by averaging.`
`03:21.20`	`dokhench`	`avg wait time.`
`03:21.48`	`Renacor`	`yeah but it doesn't work`
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`03:28.47`	`bakermd`	`Quick question: I want to execute setvar(SIP_CODEC=g729) in an extension, but the extensions.conf is in a MySQL DB - so what data goes in app and appdata respectively?`
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`03:30.15`	`p1tst0p`	`how would one configure asterisk in a multi tenant environment, is there any examples on voip-info ?`
`03:31.54`	`batphone`	`p1tst0p: i have about 50 extensions.conf to dig through if you can tell me what that means`
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`03:33.40`	`p1tst0p`	`batphone, multi-tenant is, 2 or more companys using the same asterisk box, but totaly segmented.`
`03:36.44`	`batphone`	`i see`
`03:36.58`	`batphone`	`segmented, as in different providers`
`03:37.36`	`robl^`	`like web hosting coimpanies. they host several "domains".. but each one appears to the only website on the server. it knows nothing about other domains.`
`03:37.50`	`batphone`	`ahhh`
`03:38.15`	`batphone`	`like different phones get dialed for the same extension number?`
`03:38.24`	`p1tst0p`	`say you plonk an ast box in an office block that has 4 clients, you would want to segment it.. so they dont "realise" that they are sharing a PBX.`
`03:38.34`	`robl^`	`batphone right..`
`03:38.53`	`batphone`	`i would think that could be handled on a conditional basis inside of extensions.conf`
`03:39.25`	`qw3rty`	`Sorry if this is not the place to ask, but... I have set up a Cisco Call Manager server in VMware to get the firmware files for the 12SP+ phone to use with asterisk. I found the firmware, but cannot locate the SEPDefault.cnf file required. Do I need to do something on the call manager server to generate this?`
`03:39.47`	`robl^`	`batphone: it could... but it will get difficult to manage as each "tenant" grows and requires more features.. better to seperate them into different files..`
`03:40.30`	`batphone`	`robl^, p1tst0p, you got me, the only guy i know who could spit that one out is getting hammered right now ;P`
`03:41.22`	`robl^`	`batphone its not hard to do.. just takes a little planning..`
`03:41.46`	`p1tst0p`	`robl^ would it be any better to use realtime, and mysql or something ?`
`03:42.44`	`robl^`	`p1tst0p: depends on the needs and preference. I don't use mysql for that beacuase 99% of the setup is static for weeks at a time for me.`
`03:43.13`	`robl^`	`realtime is only useful (in my opinion) if you have constant changes to configuration`
`03:43.31`	`batphone`	`we are trying to screw our heads on straight enough to build an ajax app that will enable someone to construct something as dynamic as extensions.conf`
`03:44.15`	`robl^`	`batphone: look at "amp".. its not perfect, but you can see how it builds the files for ideas`
`03:44.16`	`p1tst0p`	`yeh agreed.. it would be nice to maybe see a multi-tenant example or something on voip-info.`
`03:46.31`	`robl^`	`its all about "contexts".. :) each tennant should have its own inbound/outbound contexts.. their voicemail would be maybe extension@customer1 instead of extension@default, etc`
`03:47.14`	`batphone`	`robl^: im a little new, so bare with me, but i am gathering that contexts enable you to isolate feature sets within extensions.conf?`
`03:47.30`	`batphone`	`i mean to the extent that what he is asking is almost trivial?`
`03:48.15`	`p1tst0p`	`i wouldnt go as far as saying, multi-tenant setup is trivial.`
`03:48.24`	`robl^`	`batphone sorta. think of them as containers and isolated from everything else in the dialplan.. if an incoming call is directed to a specific context, it can only do what is contained or "included" into that context. it doesn't see anythign else`
`03:49.36`	`batphone`	`nice`
`03:50.05`	`batphone`	`asterisk: the sendmail, bind, and the PSTN meets IP`
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`03:50.34`	`robl^`	`you need a firm understanding of contexts to really work well with asterisk in a single or multi-tenant setup.. once you understand the call flow between the contexts, its easy to setup new contexts that are seperate for a different "customer"`
`03:51.09`	`batphone`	`robl^: my main problem is that i am more of a c programmer and unix CLI user than a macro hacker`
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`03:51.36`	`batphone`	`robl^: i have a hard time escaping the ambiguation that macros in that file cause`
`03:51.51`	`batphone`	`i mean, they dont exactly work like functions...`
`03:52.30`	`batphone`	`but ive only been at it a month so gimme a minute here hehe`
`03:52.30`	`robl^`	`batphone: fine.. think of it like this. you pass arguments to main(); right? one argument could be a "context" variable.`
`03:52.52`	`batphone`	`ok`
`03:53.20`	`robl^`	`batphone: then main has a switch statement that branches to function calls based on the value of context`
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`03:54.02`	`robl^`	`using that simple branching concept, you could make a c program do any number of unique actions, correct?`
`03:54.11`	`batphone`	`absolutely`
`03:54.22`	`batphone`	`argv, argc, etc`
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`03:54.27`	`ikik`	`hey everyone`
`03:54.39`	`ikik`	`anyone around?`
`03:55.12`	`robl^`	`batphone: that is what contexts do.. a call from a a sip voip provider will be defined in sip.conf. that dictates the context= (or the main() function) for that call.`
`03:56.01`	`robl^`	`batphone: what ever context you define for that sip account will be where the call starts in extensions conf.. at context_name,s,1`
`03:56.40`	`tzanger`	`robl^: you won't always end up at 's'`
`03:56.53`	`tzanger`	`if the SIP provider gives a specific extension it will attempt to hit that`
`03:56.58`	`robl^`	`tzanger: I know.. I am trying to simplify for concept`
`03:57.24`	`robl^`	`tzanger: I haven't gotten into DID discussion yet :)`
`03:57.55`	`batphone`	`robl^: thank you`
`03:58.04`	`batphone`	`im looking at one of our more complicated dial plans rightnow`
`03:58.32`	`tzanger`	`:-)`
`03:58.45`	`batphone`	`its amazing what a little gem of info can do for the big picture`
`03:58.59`	`robl^`	`batphone: what tzanger is talking about is that sometimes if you have multple phone numbers with a providers they will add the DID (phone number) to the incoming call.. you can branch out from the context based on that value as well`
`03:59.54`	`batphone`	`this all sounds very elementary`
`04:00.18`	`batphone`	`'course my boss told me he expected me to know 0 about it so..`
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`04:01.08`	`robl^`	`so you have incoming calls from SipUnlimmted Inc going to context "incoming-sipunlimited], you may have 80005551111 and 80055511112 as DIDs.. you just set up exten => 8005551111,1.... etc.. that says where those calls start`
`04:02.09`	`batphone`	`robl^: one that stumped me all day friday was for a sip connection to a provider in mexico so we could get 4 digit dialing locally to offices in moterrey`
`04:02.31`	`batphone`	`apart from [general] we had 4 other sip peer connections defined, and then the polycoms`
`04:03.10`	`robl^`	`batphone: if you know any programming languge, you should be able to pick it all up quickly.. just takes a little bit to understand contexts, entensions, and priorites and how they relate`
`04:04.00`	`batphone`	`the trick was making a context for [mexico] and defining exten=> _X.1,Dial(SIP/<mexico>/${EXTEN})`
`04:04.28`	`batphone`	`robl^: im getting there, ive written useful apps in every language i could find the time to use`
`04:04.53`	`batphone`	`exten=> _X.1,Dial(SIP/<mexico>/${EXTEN})`
`04:05.03`	`batphone`	`do ya like that? ahaha.. i beat our vet to that one`
`04:05.25`	`batphone`	`its one of those things im better at doing than explainging`
`04:05.33`	`robl^`	`batphone: well I am confident you will pick up dialplans quickly.. :)`
`04:05.36`	`batphone`	`my concern is the n00b we are going to hire who does not know linux`
`04:06.23`	`robl^`	`file: calm down.. another clueless noob.. not you.. :)`
`04:06.35`	`file[laptop]`	`don't make me hurt you :P`
`04:06.37`	`file[laptop]`	`I have the power.`
`04:06.49`	`robl^`	`harder!`
`04:06.53`	`robl^`	`oops. :)`
`04:07.03`	`file[laptop]`	`no no...`
`04:07.13`	`robl^`	`lol`
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`04:08.32`	`robl^`	`hrmpf! no one has bought my phones off ebay yet. bad ebay!`
`04:09.45`	`file[laptop]`	`you should sell yourself on eBay`
`04:09.48`	`Sedorox`	`what phones you selling?`
`04:10.33`	`robl^`	`file: I tried. but they said prositution wasn't permitted on ebay`
`04:10.54`	`robl^`	`sedrox: a couple used cisco 7960`
`04:11.50`	`bsdfreak`	`heh`
`04:11.56`	`file[laptop]`	`robl^: 'tsk 'tsk`
`04:12.26`	`Sedorox`	`hmmm`
`04:16.24`	`pygrammer`	`do any of you use pyastre?`
`04:17.35`	`pygrammer`	`i have no idea how to use it`
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`04:25.10`	`Renacor`	`anybody know any windows gsm players?`
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`04:33.19`	`robl^`	`Renacor: Quicktime`
`04:34.07`	`Renacor`	`thank you`
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`04:37.35`	`ikik`	`sup`
`04:38.12`	`tainted_`	`do u guys ever get sip channels that don't go away after a call has ended?`
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`04:53.17`	`Qwell[]`	`wake up`
`04:53.29`	`drumkilla`	`WHH`
`04:53.29`	`robl^`	`shh!!!`
`04:53.32`	`drumkilla`	`err AHH`
`04:54.14`	`ikik`	`hey all`
`04:54.18`	`drumkilla`	`heyyyy`
`04:54.28`	`robl^`	`its funny that #asterisk dies at teh same time as the mailing list. :)`
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`04:54.55`	`Qwell[]`	`robl^: omg, what a coincidence`
`04:55.04`	`Qwell[]`	`:P`
`04:55.08`	`Qwell[]`	`drumkilla: y0 y0 y0`
`04:55.55`	`Qwell[]`	`drumkilla: So, guess what?!`
`04:56.39`	`drumkilla`	`umm ... you won the lottery and you're giving me half?`
`04:56.45`	`Qwell[]`	`Yes!`
`04:56.49`	`robl^`	`and I want the otehr half`
`04:56.50`	`Qwell[]`	`if by half, you mean none`
`04:56.58`	`drumkilla`	`damn!`
`04:56.58`	`Qwell[]`	`and by win, you mean lost`
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`04:58.53`	`Qwell[]`	`You guys are boring. :(`
`04:59.15`	`GXTi`	`no yuo`
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`05:04.39`	`marc32422`	`how do you send sip calls back to SER, once voicemail playback by * is over?`
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`05:05.49`	`Qwell[]`	`marc32422: another dial command?`
`05:06.53`	`marc32422`	`how?`
`05:07.29`	`marc32422`	`the call is still going to travel throug *.`
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`06:18.41`	`Assid`	`heya`
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`06:55.08`	`docelmo`	`Anyone know what nufone's gw is?`
`06:55.20`	`shido6`	`erf?`
`06:55.22`	`shido6`	`whats up?`
`06:56.38`	`docelmo`	`Im having issue registering to you guys sip.. Do you only do IAX?`
`06:57.38`	`shido6`	`no`
`06:57.46`	`shido6`	`we also have SIP pastries available`
`06:58.06`	`shido6`	`I should default all accounts to do both`
`06:58.18`	`shido6`	`you have the option to sign up for both in the beginning`
`06:58.25`	`docelmo`	`hmmmmm cause I cant get either to register..`
`06:58.37`	`docelmo`	`at least my * box doesnt say anything about it being able to`
`06:58.41`	`shido6`	`if you want to add a sip account you can go to members.nufone.net and add a device as opposed to making any changes to your account on my end`
`06:58.50`	`shido6`	`go to http://members.nufone.net and login`
`06:58.56`	`shido6`	`and add a device`
`06:59.59`	`docelmo`	`Nice site.. I see JerJer is actually working.. :P`
`07:01.33`	`docelmo`	`Your script just shit all over itself`
`07:08.20`	`shido6`	`great`
`07:08.25`	`shido6`	`send it to support@nufone.net`
`07:10.36`	`docelmo`	`I cant.. Dont have that screen anymore.. But after adding my device your script bitched about mysql not being able to find a callerid field`
`07:10.42`	`docelmo`	`sigh`
`07:10.47`	`docelmo`	`What support..`
`07:12.18`	`docelmo`	`Anyone else do Toll Free?`
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`08:11.45`	`docelm0`	`anyone know how to pass callerID on a SPA3000 from PSTN to VOIP?`
`08:16.13`	`{zombie}`	`PSTN CID For VoIP CID: yes`
`08:17.01`	`docelm0`	`What should the delay seconds be?`
`08:17.26`	`docelm0`	`I have PSTN set to 5 and voip set to 1 but I still get the blasted config fromt he SPA3000`
`08:18.18`	`{zombie}`	`blasted config?`
`08:18.24`	`{zombie}`	`they should be whatever you want them to be`
`08:18.40`	`{zombie}`	`I have 0 for VoIP answer delay and 2 for PSTN Answer delay`
`08:19.11`	`docelm0`	`When the callerid shows up in * it shows up the configuration user and such for the PSTN line in the ATA..`
`08:19.21`	`docelm0`	`I will change and try.. 1 sec`
`08:20.17`	`{zombie}`	`are you sure the SPA is decoding your callerid correctly?`
`08:20.18`	`docelm0`	`It used to work then I had some trouble with it. Then it worked again and now something changed where it doesnt work at all.. God what I would give for a Digium TDM board`
`08:20.36`	`docelm0`	`Im using BellCore.. USA. How hard can it be?`
`08:20.48`	`{zombie}`	`I don't know, I don't live in the USA :)`
`08:20.54`	`{zombie}`	`check Last PSTN Caller: is correct`
`08:22.33`	`docelm0`	`ya.. its showing my Cell information`
`08:24.25`	`docelm0`	`I know one thing.. I am so ready to get rid of this 3000 and 2000 once I get my Digium card..`
`08:24.40`	`mog_home`	`yay!`
`08:25.23`	`docelm0`	`ACK! I HATE SIPURA YOU F!(@!@#*(!@ POS COMPANY!`
`08:26.19`	`docelm0`	`ok I feel a little better.. I am to the point of taking this thing outside and running it down with my car..`
`08:26.35`	`docelm0`	`or maybe blow it up with some black powder`
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`08:45.19`	`shido6`	`wow`
`08:51.21`	`numbshot`	`hello, i'm using eyeBeam 1.1 with default asterisk 1.2.0 installation, audio works great but video never works (i've allowed and disallow the codecs in several orders without success)... is it a configuration issue? or a bug either in asterisk or eyebeam? should I patch or upgrade my asterisk installation? any idea would be appreciated :\|`
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`09:04.27`	`tengulre`	`hi,all`
`09:06.27`	`mog_home`	`hi`
`09:08.58`	`tengulre`	`I want to building a VOIP system , what basic hardware I need?`
`09:09.39`	`mog_home`	`0`
`09:10.08`	`tengulre`	`?`
`09:10.34`	`coppice`	`a box`
`09:10.46`	`tengulre`	`what's box?`
`09:11.14`	`coppice`	`though if you want to build a truly open system you should leave the cover off the box`
`09:12.46`	`asterboy`	`does anyone know if * code has any advantages running on 64bit equipment?`
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`09:15.04`	`coppice`	`asterboy: well, it works just fine on a 64 bit machine, as long as you use a recent version. It's not clear what advanatges 64 bit might have for most users, though`
`09:17.20`	`tengulre`	`hi, asterboy! nice to meet you!`
`09:17.44`	`asterboy`	`howdy`
`09:18.08`	`asterboy`	`just wondering about 64bit`
`09:18.14`	`asterboy`	`~64`
`09:18.49`	`asterboy`	`~jbot`
`09:18.50`	`jbot`	`jbot is, like, only marginally useful at best`
`09:19.05`	`mog_home`	`no advantage`
`09:19.05`	`asterboy`	`~jbot useful`
`09:19.13`	`mog_home`	`well maybe a little`
`09:19.17`	`asterboy`	`thats what I was thinking`
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`09:19.34`	`mog_home`	`there is no code built just for 64`
`09:19.40`	`mog_home`	`or functions optimized for it`
`09:19.47`	`mog_home`	`just like asterisk runs great on ppc, or mips`
`09:19.49`	`asterboy`	`so only the OS then`
`09:19.54`	`mog_home`	`yeah`
`09:19.55`	`coppice`	`some of the DSP bits run a lot fast on and AMD 64 bit chip, for reasons I haven't yet investigated`
`09:20.18`	`asterboy`	`interesting.`
`09:20.46`	`coppice`	`dunno if the same thing happens on an Intel 64 bit`
`09:21.24`	`asterboy`	`ok that is good to know.`
`09:21.49`	`asterboy`	`I'm thinking the real advantages are needed at the pci bus.`
`09:22.03`	`coppice`	`why?`
`09:22.36`	`asterboy`	`for IRQ shares at the PC...Mac has the proper config there.`
`09:22.59`	`asterboy`	`want to cram in TDM2400p`
`09:23.11`	`asterboy`	`on every slot`
`09:23.17`	`asterboy`	`FULL`
`09:23.44`	`asterboy`	`wonder how warm that would get?`
`09:23.49`	`asterboy`	`:P`
`09:23.55`	`mog_home`	`why do you want to do a thing like that`
`09:24.14`	`coppice`	`a big PSU and lots of fans are likely to be the key issues there :-)`
`09:24.15`	`asterboy`	`to run an apartment`
`09:24.21`	`asterboy`	`building`
`09:24.31`	`mog_home`	`ahh`
`09:25.06`	`asterboy`	`bandwidth is going to be the big deal`
`09:25.25`	`asterboy`	`beamed in via WiMAX`
`09:25.55`	`coppice`	`spreading compact T1/E1 channel bank boxes around the building sounds cheaper and tidier`
`09:26.27`	`asterboy`	`and expensive`
`09:26.51`	`coppice`	`how much are those Digium cards?`
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`09:27.04`	`mog_home`	`spreading out with multiple boxes sounds better to me coppice`
`09:27.12`	`mog_home`	`then you have failover`
`09:27.23`	`coppice`	`and a whole lot less wiring`
`09:28.00`	`asterboy`	`I'd rather leave the T1/E1 to the colos`
`09:28.39`	`coppice`	`then you haven't worked with boxes have large nunmbers of analogue lines :-)`
`09:28.52`	`asterboy`	`no`
`09:29.40`	`asterboy`	`I'd rather IAX to another telco`
`09:30.45`	`coppice`	`the IAX part is irrelevant. its how you wire all the apartment phones up that we are talking about`
`09:31.38`	`asterboy`	`they goto FXS ports on the * boxed crammed pack full TDM2400p cards`
`09:32.10`	`asterboy`	`then RJ45 to WiMAX equipment.`
`09:32.43`	`coppice`	`yes, but that's nasty, so we are suggesting putting channel bank boxes around your building to bring all those lines into your * box`
`09:33.14`	`asterboy`	`oh I see....yes trunk each floor?`
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`09:35.29`	`asterboy`	`how about wifi?`
`09:37.16`	`mog_home`	`wifi = latency = bad`
`09:37.44`	`distortion`	`wifi latency on decent networks is pretty low`
`09:37.52`	`coppice`	`wifi == quirky == worse in most cases`
`09:38.42`	`asterboy`	`yes, thats what I'm hearing.`
`09:39.01`	`distortion`	`its a good solution if you have a solid connection, i've seen better luck with Ethernet Over Power devices`
`09:39.08`	`asterboy`	`utstarcom has very high latency...unless anyone is reporting otherwise.`
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`09:50.05`	`Newbie___`	`hi all, anyone familiar with alcatel 4400 ?`
`09:52.52`	`asterboy`	`sure would be nice to have a 20 FXS HUB to RJ45 then broadband`
`09:53.36`	`asterboy`	`night`
`09:53.56`	`asterboy`	`thanks for the input.`
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`10:12.21`	`lo_tech`	`<thump><thump>anyone awake?`
`10:21.02`	`coppice`	`lo_tech: the whole world is asleep except you`
`10:22.58`	`mog_home`	`yeah`
`10:27.22`	`coppice`	`there. it must be true. someone on the internet said so`
`10:27.49`	`mog_home`	`indeed.....................`
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`10:31.28`	`cianhugheslaptop`	`anyone got any smart ideas for using xlite or sjphone with asterisk when i'm behind a firewall (not nat) with a public IP, but all incoming ports blocked`
`10:32.47`	`lo_tech`	`let me rephrase... anyone awake with experience connecting to AT&T megacom circuits? trying to do the AT&T-to-* jargon/settings translation and am getting interesting results`
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`10:34.00`	`coppice`	`i failed at the first jargon word - megacom :-)`
`10:36.25`	`coppice`	`is megacom AT&T's way of making T1 sound less boring? if so, they failed`
`10:36.29`	`lo_tech`	`AT&T proprietary... is supported in zap, just have to get the silver-bullet config. Inbound calls are missing ANI and only show the inbound DNIS, so I dont have it config'd properly... AT&T is not helpful and the Digium rep is stumped`
`10:37.44`	`lo_tech`	`MEGAcoms... brought to you by your local monolitic telephone dinosour`
`10:39.18`	`mog_home`	`digium rep stumped!?!!?!!`
`10:39.19`	`mog_home`	`never`
`10:39.49`	`mog_home`	`so this an e&m like trunk`
`10:40.52`	`lo_tech`	`AT&T loves to brand technologies with their own marketing spin... it's not just SONET, it's gotta be AccuRing... wager? I was expecting to get shunted off to paid support (and would gladly pay) but am in getting the 'best effort' support which isnt very helpful... is ISDN PRI on TE410Ps`
`10:40.59`	`coppice`	`if its an AT&T E&M type T1, the ANI and DNIS come through in a string with "*" as a separator`
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`10:43.19`	`lo_tech`	`I wish it was... but I'm waiding through the zap config for pridialplan (trying each 'local','national',etc.) trying to find the right one... still only get DNIS`
`10:44.00`	`mog_home`	`i imagine if you can locate me on monday morning`
`10:44.07`	`mog_home`	`i could get you going`
`10:44.10`	`mog_home`	`but i am a bit cocky`
`10:44.22`	`mog_home`	`i work for digium`
`10:44.28`	`lo_tech`	`<ducks>`
`10:45.06`	`mog_home`	`?`
`10:46.13`	`lo_tech`	`is why im working wierd hours... the circuits are 'in production' on a commercial switch... i can only take them down from 12A-6A to test the config... trying to migrate these to new * box`
`10:46.14`	`coppice`	`</ducks>`
`10:46.28`	`mog_home`	`ahh i see`
`10:46.35`	`mog_home`	`well....`
`10:46.40`	`mog_home`	`i guess i could take a look`
`10:46.45`	`mog_home`	`^_^`
`10:46.54`	`mog_home`	`i mean its only 5 am ^_^`
`10:47.31`	`lo_tech`	`well, the coffee's hot!`
`10:47.50`	`mog_home`	`and redbull is my drug of choice`
`10:47.57`	`distortion`	`or the beer's still cold`
`10:51.06`	`lo_tech`	`just kinda stumped but dont want to monopolize your sat night... the PRIs come up, calls are delivered... just get DNIS as the CPN, not the full ANI... was hoping someone had a PRI to AT&T knew off the top what I should do`
`10:51.28`	`mog_home`	`lol its sunday morning`
`10:51.43`	`mog_home`	`oh this is a pri?`
`10:51.47`	`lo_tech`	`if you havent gone to bed, it's still Sat night :P`
`10:51.48`	`mog_home`	`this should be easy`
`10:51.53`	`mog_home`	`you have pri debug?`
`10:52.07`	`coppice`	`its sunday evening, really. you're just too sleepy to realise`
`10:52.07`	`lo_tech`	`sec, i'll pastebin`
`10:52.20`	`mog_home`	`it better not be coppice`
`10:52.32`	`mog_home`	`because that means i worked on jabber for 30 hours straight`
`10:52.34`	`mog_home`	`and missed church`
`10:52.43`	`coppice`	`6:52PM. sounds like evening :-)`
`10:52.54`	`mog_home`	`maybe where you are`
`10:53.18`	`coppice`	`and what makes you thing you are far from me?`
`10:53.32`	`mog_home`	`well because my clock says 4:53am`
`10:54.01`	`coppice`	`it might have stopped`
`10:54.31`	`mog_home`	`nah because i am typing this over a networked terminal that also has that time stamp`
`10:55.07`	`coppice`	`NTP is not very reliable.`
`10:56.01`	`mog_home`	`lol`
`10:56.01`	`coppice`	`and you have the word of someone on the internet that it is 6:54PM. what more confirmation do you need?`
`10:56.23`	`mog_home`	`looking outside also confirms that your wrong`
`10:56.34`	`coppice`	`how so?`
`10:56.35`	`lo_tech`	`http://pastebin.com/459309 line 36 is what im seeing as dialed # which is the DNIS associated with the 800 number dialed`
`10:57.22`	`mog_home`	`the suns going up`
`10:57.58`	`coppice`	`turn 180 degrees. its going down`
`10:58.38`	`coppice`	`that's not E&M. its ISDN`
`10:58.54`	`lo_tech`	`mentioned 'I wish' on the E&M`
`10:59.14`	`mog_home`	`ugh pastebin so slow....`
`10:59.25`	`mog_home`	`its actually knologys fault`
`10:59.32`	`coppice`	`a quite googling of AT&T megacom indicated it was E&M`
`10:59.36`	`mog_home`	`im getting 80% packet loss most places`
`10:59.53`	`mog_home`	`coppice is his debug a pri debug?`
`11:00.10`	`lo_tech`	`yes, 'pri debug span X'`
`11:00.48`	`coppice`	`can't see an IE for the caller number`
`11:00.58`	`mog_home`	`there you go lo_tech`
`11:01.12`	`mog_home`	`now you get to call em and b&m`
`11:01.25`	`lo_tech`	`google only shows me other's zapata.conf (since 'megacom +pri +asterisk' returns every zapata.conf on the inet)`
`11:01.43`	`mog_home`	`it shouldnt really matter what you set`
`11:01.52`	`mog_home`	`if its not in the IEs its not being sent`
`11:02.43`	`lo_tech`	`lines in the log i should look at on the pastebin?`
`11:02.50`	`coppice`	`look at lines 18 to 23. those are the bits of info they are sending you`
`11:03.09`	`mog_home`	`thanks for helping coppice, i dont think pastebin will work today for me`
`11:03.27`	`coppice`	`how can pastebin not work? :-\`
`11:04.02`	`mog_home`	`knology is dropping the majority of my packets right now`
`11:04.07`	`lo_tech`	`i see the notice of the info being processed, i just dont see the values`
`11:04.16`	`mog_home`	`i could start bouncing everything through digium`
`11:04.25`	`mog_home`	`but i am tired`
`11:04.38`	`mog_home`	`id rather just call knology tommorrow and get it fixed`
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`11:05.48`	`telmich`	`moin`
`11:06.04`	`telmich`	`is there a windos client available, which speaks iax2?`
`11:06.18`	`mog_home`	`iax phone`
`11:07.48`	`telmich`	`ok, thanks, will search for it`
`11:08.05`	`mog_home`	`voip-info has a list of em too`
`11:08.38`	`coppice`	`except being on voip-info it will be out of date, and full of errors :-)`
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`11:09.31`	`mog_home`	`indeed`
`11:09.58`	`coppice`	`if voip-info shut down support issues would actually be reduced`
`11:10.14`	`mog_home`	`bah`
`11:10.18`	`mog_home`	`i disagree with that`
`11:10.31`	`mog_home`	`voip-info provides much more info than dis-info`
`11:10.51`	`coppice`	`i now ignore any e-mails from people who started at voip-info.org`
`11:14.14`	`nextime`	`what's the best h323 chan ( the best for a production system, so, i need interoperability with cisco peers and stability ) for *? h.323, oh323 or ooh323?`
`11:15.03`	`af_`	`hi nextime`
`11:15.12`	`nextime`	`hello afino`
`11:15.25`	`af_`	`how are you doing today`
`11:15.26`	`af_`	`?`
`11:16.04`	`nextime`	`i'm working, like every day, and i'm rolling a joint, like every day, you know :)`
`11:16.31`	`af_`	`mhh`
`11:16.38`	`af_`	`day off here`
`11:17.27`	`nextime`	`no day off for me, i'm wait xmas holidays to stop working for few days...`
`11:19.02`	`lo_tech`	`thx much mog and coppice... going to see if I can use another inbound PRI to check the IEs on it. if it shows the IEs, I know it's a 'call AT&T' thing and not my settings on the * server`
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`11:44.47`	`syle`	`i;m trying to find example of where someone would charge a connection charge`
`11:45.03`	`syle`	`anyone have any idea?`
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`11:50.45`	`astcryz`	`HEy!`
`11:50.48`	`astcryz`	`<PROTECTED>`
`11:51.24`	`astcryz`	`Does anyone know what to do with this? is this a big problem?`
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`11:55.23`	`syle`	`i would start by looking up error code 481 from the sip RFC and go from there`
`11:59.00`	`astcryz`	`yes, that is about invite/reinvites, but i have tried canreinvite=yes, and canreinvite=no..`
`11:59.59`	`astcryz`	`and i get LOTS of those errors, are they critical errors?`
`12:00.57`	`syle`	`no idea, prob best to ask during the day mom-fri`
`12:01.01`	`syle`	`mon`
`12:01.54`	`astcryz`	`i will :)`
`12:02.06`	`syle`	`i;m wondering if those errors mean its going to handle the RTP stream now assuming canreinvite=no`
`12:02.50`	`syle`	`have you done a tcpdump to determine if your carrying the audio stream or sip debug to see if they SDP headers got modified?`
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`12:03.51`	`astcryz`	`i have 5200 registred clients, so no, I have not :P`
`12:03.59`	`syle`	`what are they using?`
`12:04.26`	`astcryz`	`fritzbox and 24networks`
`12:05.29`	`syle`	`as a client`
`12:05.42`	`astcryz`	`http://81.175.9.153/debug.txt`
`12:05.48`	`astcryz`	`there is one of the peers debug`
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`12:06.20`	`annoyed`	`hi everyone`
`12:06.27`	`annoyed`	`is anyone from Australia?`
`12:06.39`	`annoyed`	`i need help with getting incoming calls to work with asterisk`
`12:07.01`	`syle`	`why would australia be any different hehe`
`12:07.09`	`benjk`	`so why OZ?`
`12:07.21`	`annoyed`	`local knowledge of VOIP providers and settings perhaps?`
`12:07.36`	`benjk`	`shouldn't matter`
`12:07.45`	`annoyed`	`ok then`
`12:07.56`	`syle`	`from your paste astcryz it seems to be happening on the response code to NOTIFY`
`12:08.02`	`benjk`	`unless they are actively trying to prevent you from using Asterisk`
`12:08.28`	`annoyed`	`as far as i can tell from Australian forums the VOIP provider allows the use of asterisk`
`12:08.32`	`syle`	`check what the proper notify sequence is`
`12:08.35`	`astcryz`	`syle: yes, i have got sip errors with notify not implemented..`
`12:08.38`	`astcryz`	`okay, i will.`
`12:08.40`	`astcryz`	`thank you alot!`
`12:08.58`	`benjk`	`so what's the trouble?`
`12:09.46`	`annoyed`	`my problem is I cant seem to get incoming calls to route through asterisk. Can make outgoing calls, and calls PC-PC, but cant receive incoming calls`
`12:11.02`	`annoyed`	`standard PSTN phones will ring once, then go to an engaged signal`
`12:11.27`	`syle`	`i suggest starting to pasting your config`
`12:11.30`	`syle`	`by`
`12:11.30`	`annoyed`	`by doing a sip debug, I can see that the call reaches the asterisk server, but cant seem to make it go anywhere else`
`12:15.05`	`benjk`	`so you have a DID from a local provider who sends you the calls via SIP`
`12:17.03`	`benjk`	`geez, why do people have so little patience`
`12:17.37`	`benjk`	`its not like we're getting paid for providing support in this channel`
`12:19.06`	`xheliox`	`we're not?`
`12:19.23`	`xheliox`	`well.. f this..`
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`12:19.39`	`xheliox`	`okay, I've reconsidered.`
`12:21.33`	`benjk`	`reconsidered?`
`12:23.23`	`xheliox`	`Bored.`
`12:23.44`	`benjk`	`bored?`
`12:23.53`	`benjk`	`do something productive ;-)`
`12:24.13`	`xheliox`	`I am, sorta.`
`12:24.58`	`benjk`	`well, that's cool then, nothing to be bored about`
`12:26.02`	`xheliox`	`I dunno.`
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`12:28.56`	trimi`	`Hello, i would like to know how can i check which codec asterisk use during a sip calls uses`
`12:29.08`	trimi`	`when i make iax calls i can see the codec`
`12:29.15`	trimi`	`when i use SIP its not showing it`
`12:29.29`	trimi`	`any way to find out the codec durring a sip call ?`
`12:29.45`	`benjk`	`sip debug on the console should tell you`
`12:29.49`	trimi`	`no`
`12:29.51`	trimi`	`i tried`
`12:29.56`	`benjk`	`capabilities`
`12:29.58`	trimi`	`didnt show anything`
`12:30.11`	trimi`	`what is capabilities ????`
`12:30.39`	`benjk`	`a bitmask showing the capabilities`
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`13:04.30`	`puzzled`	`morning`
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`13:28.31`	`freezer`	`hi`
`13:29.27`	`RoyK`	`http://news.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/spl/hi/pop_ups/05/in_pictures_buncefield_fuel_depot_blast/img/3.jpg`
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`13:32.08`	`newl`	`light anybody? :)`
`13:34.32`	`coppice`	`RoyK: dramatic picture. what is the event?`
`13:34.50`	`benjk`	`fuel depot caught fire`
`13:35.11`	`coppice`	`http://news.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/spl/hi/pop_ups/05/in_pictures_buncefield_fuel_depot_blast/img/1.jpg is much more amazing`
`13:39.01`	`freezer`	`coppice: what is that?`
`13:39.34`	`newl`	`freezer: read what benjk wrote. :)`
`13:40.09`	`freezer`	`i see`
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`13:49.55`	`coppice`	`mum in north london says the cloud is clearing now`
`13:50.02`	`jontow`	`:/`
`13:50.12`	`jontow`	`gas prices will be on the rise, somewhere..`
`13:50.33`	`coppice`	`probaby haliburton did it`
`13:50.42`	`easydone`	`in London probably`
`13:51.05`	`Dutts`	`hi guys is there no v1-2-1 on the digium cvs?`
`13:52.35`	`easydone`	`what's an australian "open line/talkback" number, can it be reached from outside australia ?`
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`14:09.56`	`tzafrir_laptop`	`Dutts, there is such a branch on the subversion.`
`14:11.20`	`coppice`	`enough with that subversive talk`
`14:14.51`	`tzafrir_laptop`	`coppice, that guy will either be subverted or resort to tarballs. As sad as it is.`
`14:17.58`	`gnosys`	`Hey folks. I just upgraded from 1.0.9 from Gentoo portage to the released 1.2.1 version direct from asterisk.org, and now Allison's voice is interrupting herself like crazy. Is there some special config file change that needs to be made in upgrading to 1.2.1?`
`14:18.55`	`robl^`	`gnosys.. make sure you Answer() before anything else.. PLaback(), Background, VoiceMail, etc`
`14:19.30`	`coppice`	`women interrupts seems like normal behaviour`
`14:20.55`	`gnosys`	`thanks, robl^`
`14:21.01`	`gnosys`	`I'll try it`
`14:21.35`	`robl^`	`gnosys: another tip... I usually doa an Answer, Wait(1), then any commands that play audio`
`14:22.08`	`robl^`	`gnosys: what happens is that sometimes Asterisk will spit audio out before an audio channel is fully connected.`
`14:23.09`	`gnosys`	`ok... i can see that as a possible explanation`
`14:25.07`	`robl^`	`gnosys: its a possible situation.. when I first started out, I experineced problems exactly as you described... Once I made a few changes with Answer/Wait, the stutter/mixed up audio when away`
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`14:43.38`	`Dutts`	`tzafrir: thanks! =) I ended up with the tarball! =)`
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`14:59.22`	`RoyK`	`hm`
`14:59.50`	`RoyK`	`is there a way to make meetme _not_ prompt 'you are currently the only in this conference'?`
`15:00.11`	`RoyK`	`i just want it to stfu`
`15:00.50`	`syle`	`use the source luke`
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`15:23.02`	`many`	`someone with asterisk, bristuff >0.8m and working pickupChan?`
`15:28.40`	`tzafrir_laptop`	`many, what version do you have? release notes of o mention the pickup`
`15:29.05`	`many`	`Yea, but they dont make sense`
`15:29.18`	`many`	`- configure a SNOM function key as "destination", for example 100`
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`15:29.26`	`many`	`- if SIP/somePhone is ringing you press the button to do a pickup by calling extension *8100`
`15:29.37`	`many`	`i cant do both, either i configure it to 100 or to *8100`
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`15:35.13`	`many`	`heh`
`15:35.17`	`many`	`nevermind.`
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`15:45.11`	`gambolputty`	`anyone use Gentoo and * realtime?`
`15:52.49`	`many`	`~seen kapejod`
`15:52.53`	`jbot`	`kapejod <n=kapejod@83.137.99.168> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 20d 2h 31m 1s ago, saying: 'single BRI'.`
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`15:56.59`	`ManxPower`	`~docs`
`15:57.00`	`jbot`	`well, docs is probably Documentation can be found at http://www.digium.com/index.php?menu=documentation or http://www.digium.com/handbook-draft.pdf or http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk or http://www.asteriskdocs.org or http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/asterisk or http://www.asteriskguru.com`
`15:57.04`	`ManxPower`	`~mailinglist`
`15:57.06`	`jbot`	`extra, extra, read all about it, mailinglist is Search Asterisk mailing lists by prepending site:lists.digium.com to your Google search. Browse the mailing list archive at http://lists.digium.com/ or search through it at http://www.asteriskguru.com/archives/search.php`
`15:59.45`	`benjk`	`Manx are you feeding the bot?`
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`17:01.15`	`shimi`	`Hi all. I have numerous phones from Grandstream, and when in Speaker mode, there's a huge echo, especially for the other party. Is there any asterisk magic I can do to avoid this?`
`17:07.10`	`gnosys`	`advice on how to downgrade from 1.2.1, built from released sources? I installed zaptel, libpri, asterisk, asterisk-addons, and asterisk-sounds on a Gentoo linux distro, but I think I'd like to retreat back to Gentoo portage's 1.0.9. How can I clean out all the 1.2.1 libraries and binaries when there were installed by Makefile?`
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`17:13.27`	`drumkilla`	`gnosys: the important stuff is ... rm -rf /usr/include/asterisk /usr/lib/asterisk/modules /usr/sbin/asterisk`
`17:14.28`	`gnosys`	`thanks, drumkilla, but is there any way to remove every file? I was hoping that there might be an "uninstall" target in the Makefile, but sadly there is not.`
`17:15.31`	`gnosys`	`there is an uninstall target for libpri, but not for any of the others.`
`17:17.20`	`gnosys`	`On another line of thought, is anyone here running 1.2.1 code on amd64 (or other 64-bit) architecture?`
`17:17.29`	`file[laptop]`	`yes`
`17:17.31`	`file[laptop]`	`works fine`
`17:18.37`	`drumkilla`	`lots of people do`
`17:18.51`	`drumkilla`	`including Digium`
`17:19.03`	`file[laptop]`	`drumkilla: Digeummm!`
`17:19.07`	`drumkilla`	`:)`
`17:19.23`	`gnosys`	`I just upgraded from Gentoo 1.0.9 (from portage) which ran fine on my amd64 to 1.2.1 from released sources (not in portage) and the IVR is having dramatic problems now. It seems that the playback of any sound file in a dialplan begins before the end of the playback of the last sound file. Any thoughts on what's caused this? Same config files as before.`
`17:20.01`	`gnosys`	`In other words, she's constantly interrupting herself and she never finishes uttering a word. Very difficult to understand.`
`17:20.08`	`drumkilla`	`lol ...`
`17:20.12`	`drumkilla`	`that's odd. :)`
`17:20.31`	`drumkilla`	`gnosys: be sure to read the UPGRADE.txt file`
`17:20.36`	`bakermd`	`All: I am executing SetVar SIP_CODEC=g729 in an extension, and I can see that the code is executing, but the server is not making them use 729- they are all still using ulaw... any ideas?`
`17:21.00`	`gnosys`	`thanks, drumkilla. I did, and don't see anything noteworthy or relevant...`
`17:21.34`	`drumkilla`	`gnosys: yeah, i'd have to look at your stuff, i dunno`
`17:21.42`	`drumkilla`	`and unfortunately, i can't at the moment`
`17:21.54`	`drumkilla`	`got to run, cya guys`
`17:21.59`	`gnosys`	`cya`
`17:28.00`	`astcryz`	`I get sip response 481 Transaction does not exist, anyone know how to fix this?`
`17:28.22`	`astcryz`	`i have about 5300 clients moving from Ingate to asterisk, and i get this error and heavy load of trouble`
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`17:33.54`	`SkramX`	`oops`
`17:34.34`	`grog_7`	`does anyone here know anything about Digium taking back some analog interface cards because of echo cancellation issues?`
`17:35.41`	`grog_7`	`anyone... bueller...`
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`18:02.13`	`salog`	`hi, i use the following line but i dont want the extension to be read out. how do i prevent that? : exten => 7777/_[1-9].,3,VoicemailMain2(s$CALLERIDNUM)`
`18:02.48`	`salog`	`sorry, i mean VoiceMail2`
`18:03.38`	`Corydon76-home`	`Actually, you meant VoiceMail`
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`18:04.12`	`Corydon76-home`	`VoiceMail2 hasn't existed for a very long time`
`18:05.02`	`Corydon76-home`	`Of course, if you ARE using VoiceMail2, you should probably upgrade. Too much stuff has been changed in the intervening time.`
`18:05.11`	`file`	`or whatever document you're reading is old`
`18:06.10`	`salog`	`ok, so i replace VoiceMail2 by Voicemail`
`18:13.30`	`salog`	`discovered im using 1.0 will upgrade`
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`18:54.21`	`dogtanian`	`the only difference i've noticed is an extra 4 speeddial/line buttons`
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`19:27.16`	`asterboy`	`anyone have a nice simple list of 1.2.0 -> 1.2.1 improvements besides the difficult to digest changelog?`
`19:27.17`	`asterboy`	`just want a bulleted list`
`19:28.28`	`drumkilla`	`I used to write those, and people always complained that they weren't detailed enough :)`
`19:28.28`	`asterboy`	`lol`
`19:29.05`	`drumkilla`	`so fine, you now get the entire commit log :)`
`19:29.34`	`drumkilla`	`but actually, we should probably be using the CHANGES file for what you are looking for`
`19:29.34`	`tzanger`	`heh`
`19:30.02`	`drumkilla`	`and but it's still a pain to keep track of`
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`19:33.25`	`goatmilk`	`drumkilla never was good with details!`
`19:34.05`	`drumkilla`	`goatmilk: !!!`
`19:34.34`	`goatmilk`	`never underestimate the sneaky sneakiness`
`19:34.53`	`drumkilla`	`lol`
`19:35.01`	`asterboy`	`goatmilk makes nice soap`
`19:35.08`	`drumkilla`	`...`
`19:35.24`	`goatmilk`	`asterboy makes good plaster`
`19:35.27`	`drumkilla`	`goatmilk: I didn't know you made soap!`
`19:35.39`	`asterboy`	`:)`
`19:35.40`	`goatmilk`	`i'm one talented mofo`
`19:35.49`	`drumkilla`	`word`
`19:36.19`	`goatmilk`	`i don't try to sell it to the open source developers, not a good market for hygiene products, eh`
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`19:37.32`	`asterboy`	`it helps codeing to culture a nice BO.`
`19:37.52`	`asterboy`	`great for shortening meetings with management`
`19:38.53`	`drumkilla`	`great for shortening job lifetime`
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`19:38.54`	`salog`	`ok, now i have asterisk 1.2 but voicemail still reads the extension. i dont want that, cause it is forwarded and will confude the people`
`19:38.54`	`asterboy`	`depends if your being paid a "burger flipping" wage.`
`19:39.53`	`goatmilk`	`the standard wage-grade among asterisk savvy folks.`
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`19:40.28`	`Qwell[]`	`:D`
`19:40.38`	`drumkilla`	`wheeeee`
`19:40.41`	`shmaltz`	`now here comes another price hike in energy prices:`
`19:40.43`	`shmaltz`	`http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30100-1205711,00.html`
`19:40.45`	`shmaltz`	`bastards`
`19:40.56`	`goatmilk`	`drumkilla: truth hurts, doesnt it!`
`19:41.12`	`asterboy`	`time to start an open source energy project.`
`19:41.39`	`Qwell[]`	`asterboy: I'd contribute to that`
`19:41.42`	`salog`	`lol`
`19:41.50`	`Qwell[]`	`I have a few spare dilithium crystals`
`19:42.24`	`goatmilk`	`HA HA you suckers. I got a transwarp coil years ago`
`19:42.37`	`goatmilk`	`drumkilla: Hewbie.`
`19:42.47`	`salog`	`can anyone tell me whats wrong when i get called, the voicebox goes off but the caller hears nothing. id say its to do with the codec.`
`19:42.51`	`shmaltz`	`anybody here ever used NMS hardware echo cans?`
`19:44.56`	`p1tst0p`	`anyone use the payment online PBX Manager interface. ( ruby based )`
`19:45.17`	`shmaltz`	`p1tst0p, any urls?`
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`19:45.49`	`Seldon1975`	`hi`
`19:46.03`	`p1tst0p`	`http://asterisk.paymentonline.net/`
`19:46.03`	`shmaltz`	`hi, seldon1975`
`19:46.08`	`Seldon1975`	`GSM codec/player for windows anyone?`
`19:46.20`	`Seldon1975`	`id like to play the asterisk sounds on my PC`
`19:46.28`	`p1tst0p`	`i like it.. but it breaks when i add a user, or change the demo users name.`
`19:46.29`	`Qwell[]`	`Seldon1975: Can vlc play them?`
`19:46.48`	`Qwell[]`	`vlc can do quite a bit...`
`19:46.55`	`Seldon1975`	`ill give it a go`
`19:46.56`	`Seldon1975`	`thx`
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`19:47.10`	`Qwell[]`	`or search sf.net and freshmeat.net`
`19:47.28`	`Seldon1975`	`thx`
`19:49.48`	`salog`	`hi, asterisk: if i get called, voicemail starts but the other phone (my mobile) doesnt shows a connection. what do i need to change?`
`19:50.10`	`Qwell[]`	`cell providers, it sounds like. heh`
`19:50.16`	`Seldon1975`	`Qwell just so you know for future reference, VLC does not play GSM`
`19:50.24`	`Qwell[]`	`Seldon1975: k. check those two sites`
`19:50.57`	`salog`	`Qwell, unfortunatly thats out of question... Normal calls work fine`
`19:51.17`	`Qwell[]`	`salog: Was it a one time fluke thing?`
`19:51.25`	`Qwell[]`	`or this happens every time?`
`19:51.25`	`salog`	`pardon?`
`19:51.32`	`salog`	`every time`
`19:52.20`	`Nivex`	`where do I file a bug about not being able to check something out of svn?`
`19:52.25`	`salog`	`could be the codec? if got a Dial, Answer, Voicemail`
`19:52.30`	`Qwell[]`	`Nivex: What happens?`
`19:52.32`	`Nivex`	`kjotte@mystic:~/svn$ svn checkout http://svn.digium.com/svn/gastman/trunk gastman`
`19:52.35`	`Nivex`	`svn: REPORT request failed on '/svn/gastman/!svn/bc/54/trunk'`
`19:52.37`	`Nivex`	`svn: REPORT of '/svn/gastman/!svn/bc/54/trunk': 400 Bad Request (http://svn.digium.com)`
`19:52.48`	`gambolputty`	`can anyone paste their voicemail.conf for usage with realtime?`
`19:52.57`	`Qwell[]`	`Nivex: maybe ask in #asterisk-dev? I don't know where the right place would be...`
`19:53.01`	`Nivex`	`ok thanks.`
`19:53.06`	`Qwell[]`	`gambolputty: It's exactly the same as the samples`
`19:53.12`	`Qwell[]`	`gambolputty: What changes, is extconfig.conf`
`19:53.32`	`gambolputty`	`how so?`
`19:54.06`	`Qwell[]`	`gambolputty: This is documented in quite a few places. I think there is a README in doc/, and I know it's on the wiki`
`19:54.50`	`gambolputty`	`voicemail and realtime have been working for me all along, but I switched database access from odbc to mysql and now it won't work`
`19:55.03`	`Qwell[]`	`You need to config the mysql stuff`
`19:55.10`	`Qwell[]`	`res_mysql.conf I believe`
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`19:55.31`	`gambolputty`	`there is a voicemail entry in res_mysql.conf?`
`19:55.35`	`Qwell[]`	`no`
`19:55.42`	`Qwell[]`	`There are settings for mysql in res_mysql.conf`
`19:55.58`	`gambolputty`	`I have them working now`
`19:56.18`	`morale`	`does mysql+realtime work better than odbc+realtime?`
`19:56.18`	`gambolputty`	`voicemail is the only thing not working`
`19:56.27`	`Qwell[]`	`Did you change extconfig.conf?`
`19:56.38`	`Qwell[]`	`from odbc to mysql`
`19:56.41`	`gambolputty`	`yes`
`19:56.42`	`gambolputty`	`already`
`19:56.50`	`gambolputty`	`thats when the voicemail fun began`
`19:56.50`	`Qwell[]`	`Well, what does the console say?`
`19:57.00`	`Qwell[]`	`ooo...`
`19:57.03`	`Qwell[]`	`What version of asterisk?`
`19:57.29`	`gambolputty`	`Connected to asteriskdb@localhost, port 3306 with username asteriskuser for 19 minutes, 59 seconds.`
`19:57.31`	`Qwell[]`	`Can I assume trunk or 1.2.1?`
`19:57.31`	`gambolputty`	`1.2.1`
`19:57.34`	`Qwell[]`	`ah hah!`
`19:57.38`	`gambolputty`	`whats trunk?`
`19:57.40`	`Qwell[]`	`svn`
`19:57.49`	`gambolputty`	`and the ah hah?`
`19:58.02`	`Qwell[]`	`I believe you could be being hit by bug 5960, heh`
`19:58.23`	`Qwell[]`	`What does the console say about voicemail when you try to use it?`
`19:58.27`	`Qwell[]`	`just that no user exists?`
`19:58.39`	`gambolputty`	`yes`
`19:58.42`	`gambolputty`	`rejects passwrod`
`19:58.44`	`gambolputty`	`word`
`19:58.47`	`Qwell[]`	`heh`
`19:59.03`	`Qwell[]`	`That bug has been fixed in the 1.2 branch`
`19:59.38`	`gambolputty`	`there is no source code patch`
`19:59.40`	`gambolputty`	`for 1.2.1`
`19:59.43`	`Qwell[]`	`nope`
`20:00.14`	`gambolputty`	`then its not fixed`
`20:00.23`	`Qwell[]`	`It is in the 1.2 branch`
`20:00.38`	`gambolputty`	`if so, then why isn't voicemail working for me?`
`20:01.00`	`gambolputty`	`If I recompile 1.2.0 voicemail probably would work again`
`20:01.05`	`Qwell[]`	`tag/1.2.1 isn't the same as branch/1.2`
`20:01.14`	`Qwell[]`	`yes, I believe it works in 1.2.0`
`20:01.25`	`gambolputty`	`then something is wrong in 1.2.1`
`20:01.33`	`Qwell[]`	`Yes`
`20:02.22`	`drumkilla`	`maybe i'll go ahead and get out a 1.2.2 this week`
`20:02.39`	`gambolputty`	`<PROTECTED>`
`20:02.44`	`Qwell[]`	`drumkilla: 5936 :)`
`20:02.44`	`gambolputty`	`is this still correct?`
`20:02.49`	`Qwell[]`	`gambolputty: yep, should work`
`20:02.56`	`gambolputty`	`it doesnt right now`
`20:03.01`	`Qwell[]`	`gambolputty: no, not on 1.2.1`
`20:03.06`	`Qwell[]`	`not with realtime`
`20:03.08`	`gambolputty`	`then what does then?`
`20:03.13`	`Qwell[]`	`with realtime?`
`20:03.15`	`gambolputty`	`yes`
`20:03.16`	`Qwell[]`	`nothing, that I could find`
`20:03.27`	`Qwell[]`	`tell you what`
`20:03.31`	`gambolputty`	`then how is voicemail to work then?`
`20:03.35`	`Qwell[]`	`Do you know how to apply a patch a recompile?`
`20:03.39`	`gambolputty`	`yes`
`20:03.42`	`Qwell[]`	`gambolputty: You ask somebody nicely for a patch :P`
`20:03.44`	`gambolputty`	`have done that before`
`20:03.49`	`Qwell[]`	`give me a minute...`
`20:03.50`	`gambolputty`	`then I ask you nicely`
`20:04.23`	`Qwell[]`	`hell, I might as well include this other patch too`
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`20:04.28`	`gambolputty`	`I just found it odd it works fine then not`
`20:04.32`	`gambolputty`	`good thing I came here`
`20:05.07`	`gambolputty`	`is using a context with voicemailmain considered old now?`
`20:05.30`	`Qwell[]`	`no. That's the preferred way now, unless the box is in default`
`20:05.34`	`*** join/#asterisk nagl (n=nagl@213.235.241.6)`
`20:05.46`	`gambolputty`	`then the statement I have is fine then`
`20:06.02`	`drumkilla`	`Nivex: you can also use port 8080 for svn. we have that for people with non-svn friendly proxies :)`
`20:06.14`	`Qwell[]`	`heh, 8080 didn't work for me`
`20:06.25`	`drumkilla`	`d'oh`
`20:06.31`	`Qwell[]`	`I had to hack neon, and use stunnel on my server to get it to work with my proxy`
`20:06.36`	`drumkilla`	`nice`
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`20:07.19`	`salog`	`if i get called, voicemail starts but the other phone (my mobile) doesnt shows a connection. what do i need to change?`
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`20:07.40`	`Nivex`	`drumkilla: that worked. thank you!`
`20:08.23`	`drumkilla`	`yay, you're welcome`
`20:08.32`	`Qwell[]`	`gambolputty: visualbasicpro.com/app_voicemail-r7431-20051211-1210.diff`
`20:08.50`	`Qwell[]`	`gambolputty: See if that works for you. It fixes two bugs. You may run across the other one, so I threw it in`
`20:08.59`	`gambolputty`	`what other bug?`
`20:09.12`	`Qwell[]`	`very similar bug. I don't know when it happens...I couldn't reproduce it`
`20:09.21`	`Qwell[]`	`the second one actually caused a segfault`
`20:14.09`	`*** join/#asterisk oimoim (n=moi@adsl-212-101-18-153.solnet.ch)`
`20:14.09`	`gambolputty`	`code copied and pasted`
`20:14.12`	`gambolputty`	`will recompile now`
`20:14.18`	`Qwell[]`	`copied and pasted?`
`20:14.26`	`salog`	`hmm, putting a ringing first solved the problems for me`
`20:14.40`	`Qwell[]`	`salog: funky provider..`
`20:14.41`	`gambolputty`	`yes`
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`20:14.50`	`oimoim`	`hi, i'm trying to connect asterisk (through misdn with an hfcpci in NT mode and an avmfritz in TE mode) in the middle of my ascom pabx and the NT1 box what was done successfully but one problem remains; choppy sound and crisps occur during communication. Plz help me !!! Thx a LOT !`
`20:15.17`	`Nivex`	`Is there any way to make Asterisk send the "ticking" sound you hear on cell phones trying to locate a circuit?`
`20:15.18`	`salog`	`but can anyone tell me how to stop VoiceMail to say the extension wich is of course not the # the caller dialed?`
`20:15.30`	`salog`	`Qwell, could be the sip provider?`
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`20:15.43`	`Qwell[]`	`salog: probably the cellphone or cell provider`
`20:16.12`	`Qwell[]`	`maybe the sip provider though...who knows`
`20:16.37`	`burton`	`hi, anyone know how to return transfered call on original caller if nobody answer in .. 30 sec.?`
`20:16.46`	`salog`	`thought the should be some kind of standard how to handle calls....`
`20:16.57`	`Qwell[]`	`salog: there most certainly are standards`
`20:17.10`	`Qwell[]`	`the question is, who isn't following them? ;]`
`20:17.22`	`salog`	`always the same story`
`20:17.24`	`Qwell[]`	`(the answer is - every LEC)`
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`20:19.17`	`drumkilla`	`mog_home: !`
`20:19.52`	`mog_home`	`drumkilla!`
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`20:23.08`	`mog_home`	`ahh!!`
`20:23.52`	`gambolputty`	`patch works Qwell, thanks!`
`20:24.05`	`drumkilla`	`Qwell[]: rackin' 'em up!`
`20:24.05`	`gambolputty`	`now could you get SRTP working in * pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeze?`
`20:24.40`	`drumkilla`	`it's not supported yet`
`20:24.43`	`salog`	`so nobody knows how to configure VoiceMail? stop it from saying the extension? or howto add a personalized welcome message?`
`20:24.52`	`drumkilla`	`though there is a bug open with support for it being worked on`
`20:24.54`	`gambolputty`	`there is some bug tracker listing for some patch`
`20:25.02`	`drumkilla`	`yup`
`20:25.16`	`gambolputty`	`does iax have built in encryption?`
`20:26.14`	`salog`	`gambolputty, i think so. but its closed source. (no guaranty)`
`20:26.35`	`Qwell[]`	`stunnel it`
`20:26.43`	`gambolputty`	`closed? doesn't make any sense given the open source nature of *`
`20:27.11`	`gambolputty`	`I have used VPNs already with *, but I am hoping encryption will be built in someday`
`20:27.19`	`Qwell[]`	`it will...someday`
`20:27.54`	`marcus2`	`if i have a fxo card plugged into an analog terminal adapter for a nortel meridian pbx, do i want kewlstart, loopstart, or groundstart?`
`20:28.37`	`salog`	`gambolputty, could imagine Digimum or what they r called, also wants to earn smthg through it`
`20:29.07`	`Qwell[]`	`Digimum? heh`
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`20:29.37`	`gambolputty`	`dreadful thought, we already have to pay for g729, why pay for built in encryption?`
`20:29.51`	`Qwell[]`	`because g729 != encryption`
`20:30.13`	`drumkilla`	`gambolputty: SRTP support is not being sold.`
`20:30.20`	`Qwell[]`	`and there is that`
`20:30.40`	`drumkilla`	`it's just not done`
`20:30.46`	`gambolputty`	`I just want SRTP in * for free`
`20:30.48`	`drumkilla`	`however, there is already native IAX2 encryption`
`20:31.00`	`Qwell[]`	`there is?`
`20:31.03`	`drumkilla`	`yes`
`20:31.04`	`gambolputty`	`and how do you activate iax encryption then?`
`20:31.10`	`Qwell[]`	`neat`
`20:31.11`	`drumkilla`	`has been for a while now :)`
`20:31.31`	`drumkilla`	`maybe it's not in the sample config ...`
`20:31.37`	`Qwell[]`	`heh`
`20:32.05`	`gambolputty`	`where is a config then?`
`20:32.15`	`Qwell[]`	`I wonder how much stuff is in * that isn't mentioned in any configs`
`20:32.37`	`drumkilla`	`well, there are some things that are intentionally not documented :)`
`20:32.45`	`gambolputty`	`such as?`
`20:32.48`	`Qwell[]`	`ooo, top secret`
`20:32.53`	`Qwell[]`	`He can't say. ;]`
`20:32.56`	`drumkilla`	`but iax2 encryption is not one of them`
`20:33.13`	`gambolputty`	`the last thing I need to hear is the old "your source code is your documentation" joke.`
`20:33.20`	`Qwell[]`	`joke?`
`20:33.29`	`Qwell[]`	`That's pretty much fact.`
`20:33.31`	`oimoim`	`hi, i'm trying to connect asterisk (through misdn with an hfcpci in NT mode and an avmfritz in TE mode) in the middle of my ascom pabx and the NT1 box what was done successfully but one problem remains; choppy sound and crisps occur during communication. Plz help me !!! Thx a LOT !`
`20:33.32`	`gambolputty`	`I heard that one a long time ago`
`20:34.33`	`oimoim`	`or is there anybody who knows a lot about isdn please ? sorry for disturbing your conversation...`
`20:35.03`	`Qwell[]`	`oimoim: If people know, they'll help. Not a lot of people use isdn though`
`20:35.25`	`Qwell[]`	`especially so in the US`
`20:36.38`	`gambolputty`	`http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+iax+rsa+auth This is the only thing I found on * encryption that seemed similar, but it is not voice encryption.`
`20:36.56`	`drumkilla`	`lol ... i guess it never got documented`
`20:38.04`	`Qwell[]`	`encryption=yes`
`20:38.07`	`Qwell[]`	`or aes128`
`20:38.17`	`drumkilla`	`argh, you beat me`
`20:38.22`	`gambolputty`	`study chan_iax2.c up and down then?`
`20:38.28`	`drumkilla`	`that's what happens when you multitask!`
`20:38.29`	`Qwell[]`	`;]`
`20:38.45`	`Qwell[]`	`gambolputty: just set that config option`
`20:39.15`	`Qwell[]`	`there may be other encryption types added later, so it might be best to set it explicitly to aes128`
`20:39.17`	`gambolputty`	`in what file?`
`20:39.21`	`Qwell[]`	`iax2.conf`
`20:39.51`	`Qwell[]`	`in the user/peer`
`20:40.07`	`Qwell[]`	`or general...hmm`
`20:40.20`	`gambolputty`	`then two * servers could encrypt their traffic then`
`20:40.27`	`Qwell[]`	`sure`
`20:42.17`	`gambolputty`	`SRTP will complete the puzzle then`
`20:42.37`	`Qwell[]`	`gambolputty: go find the bug...test it...help do whatever they need to get it in`
`20:42.48`	`Qwell[]`	`if nobody tests it, it'll never go in`
`20:43.04`	`Qwell[]`	`5413`
`20:43.11`	`gambolputty`	`hopefully the patch will work with 1.2.1 or later then`
`20:43.13`	`syle`	`would chanspy still work?`
`20:43.32`	`drumkilla`	`syle: yes`
`20:43.48`	`numbshot`	`hello, i'm using eyeBeam 1.1 with default asterisk 1.2.0 installation, audio works great but video never works (i've allowed and disallow the codecs in several orders without success)... is it a configuration issue? or a bug either in asterisk or eyebeam? should I patch or upgrade my asterisk installation? any idea would be appreciated :\|`
`20:44.09`	`drumkilla`	`numbshot: i think there is a videosupport option ...`
`20:44.11`	`Qwell[]`	`isn't there a video option in sip.conf?`
`20:44.15`	`Qwell[]`	`:(`
`20:44.18`	`drumkilla`	`set videosupport=yes in your [general] section`
`20:44.20`	`Qwell[]`	`You won that round!`
`20:44.59`	`drumkilla`	`it's not settable on a per-peer basis ... there is a bug open about that, requesting that it be added`
`20:45.02`	`numbshot`	`i already did but without success... i have only tested with eyebeam`
`20:45.25`	`drumkilla`	`how are you testing it?`
`20:45.40`	`Qwell[]`	`video enabled client to an audio only client`
`20:46.34`	`Seldon1975`	`if I plug a Digium IAXy adapter into my Asterisk network, how do I tell asterisk what Extension the phone is at?`
`20:46.47`	`oimoim`	`qwell : thank you`
`20:47.19`	`Qwell[]`	`Seldon1975: extensions.conf`
`20:47.20`	`gambolputty`	`will IAX2 encryption work with an IAXy?`
`20:47.30`	`drumkilla`	`gambolputty: no`
`20:47.34`	`gambolputty`	`why not?`
`20:47.41`	`Qwell[]`	`the device has to support it`
`20:47.42`	`drumkilla`	`because it is not supported in the iaxy`
`20:48.00`	`syle`	`bastards!`
`20:48.04`	`gambolputty`	`time for the iaxy mark II then, with that and g729 built in`
`20:48.09`	`numbshot`	`i enabled videosupport=yes in sip.conf, i allowed the necessary codecs according to voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+video isntructions... then i make a call with xten eyebeam softphone, the audio works great, but when i push the SEND VIDEO button, the client says "sending video" but the other party only sees "waiting for remote video"`
`20:48.36`	`Qwell[]`	`numbshot: anything in sip debug?`
`20:48.48`	`drumkilla`	`yay firewall problems with sip`
`20:49.11`	`Qwell[]`	`man..I had a stupid firewall problem with sip once`
`20:49.26`	`Qwell[]`	`I would occasionally get two-way audio, so I pretty much ruled out firewall`
`20:49.36`	`Qwell[]`	`turns out I had the right rtp ports forwarded and everything...`
`20:49.39`	`Qwell[]`	`except...it was tcp. :D`
`20:50.02`	`riddlebox`	`[TK]D-Fender: are you around?`
`20:50.56`	`numbshot`	`nothing weird, the only debug i get is when i allow h263 before gsm, asterisk console says: Unable to find a codec translation path from h263 to gsm... and then the call cannot be placed`
`20:52.02`	`numbshot`	`does anybody here has been able to use video with asterisk+eyebeam?`
`20:54.21`	`Seldon1975`	`Qwell: Hmm im not sure how to enumerate the IAXy adapters on the network, so not sure how to specify it in extensions.conf`
`20:54.43`	`Seldon1975`	`exten=>s,1,Dial(IAX... ?`
`20:55.15`	`Seldon1975`	`do I need to touch IAX.conf?`
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`20:58.29`	`shido6`	`thats what iaxprov.conf is for`
`21:00.57`	`riddlebox`	`does anyone know of a idiots guide to getting asterisk running, apparently I am not getting something`
`21:01.48`	`Qwell[]`	`~wikis`
`21:01.50`	`jbot`	`from memory, wikis is http://www.voip-info.org`
`21:01.59`	`Qwell[]`	`riddlebox: search the wiki for the gettingstarted stuff`
`21:02.25`	`Seldon1975`	`shido6: ta`
`21:02.33`	`riddlebox`	`ok, I just want to get a sip phone working to my server, then I want to build from there`
`21:04.48`	`lesouvage`	`riddlebox: if you want to do it the easy way install xorcom-rapid (www.xorcom.org) It's preconfigured with 10 sip and 10 iax extensions and a lot more.`
`21:05.36`	`riddlebox`	`well I already have a server built for it on a debian box,`
`21:05.58`	`lesouvage`	`riddlebox: so what's the problem`
`21:06.42`	`riddlebox`	`dont know how to do the config files right so I can have a sip(xlitesoftphone) to connect and be able to access voicemail`
`21:07.06`	`lesouvage`	`lesouvage: that's exactly what xorcom has done for you.`
`21:07.27`	`shmaltz`	`anybody here dealt with digitnetworks?`
`21:07.47`	`lesouvage`	`lesouvage=riddlebox`
`21:07.57`	`riddlebox`	`hehe`
`21:08.25`	`shmaltz`	`http://www.digitnetworks.com/store/`
`21:08.40`	`shmaltz`	`I'm trying to figure out why they are using DBP`
`21:08.43`	`shmaltz`	`~dbp`
`21:09.43`	`shmaltz`	`~dbp`
`21:09.44`	`jbot`	`rumour has it, dbp is Domain By Proxy, http://www.domainsbyproxy.com/`
`21:10.32`	`shmaltz`	`~hungry`
`21:10.34`	`jbot`	`hmm... hungry is http://www.thehungersite.com/ or http://www.thehungersite.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/HungerSite or http://www.hungryminds.com/`
`21:10.49`	`Qwell[]`	`~mcdonalds`
`21:10.50`	`jbot`	`well, mcdonalds is rubbish, or the bottom of the food chain`
`21:10.54`	`Qwell[]`	`:(`
`21:11.21`	`shmaltz`	`~food`
`21:11.24`	`shmaltz`	`~sleep`
`21:11.25`	`jbot`	`hmm... sleep is overrated, and a poor substitute for caffeine.`
`21:11.34`	`shmaltz`	`~google`
`21:11.35`	`jbot`	`i guess google is a search engine found at http://www.google.com/`
`21:12.29`	`marcus2`	`whats preferable, groundstart or lopostart?`
`21:12.31`	`*** join/#asterisk Ferrari (n=Ferrari_@FL-ESR1-69-61-178-206.fuse.net)`
`21:12.41`	`shmaltz`	`this is a nice site:`
`21:12.42`	`shmaltz`	`http://www.afuckingsearchengine.com/`
`21:12.43`	`marcus2`	`assuming i have a choice on the fxo port that i'm plugging asterisk into`
`21:12.54`	`shmaltz`	`marcus2, for what type of line?`
`21:13.01`	`shmaltz`	`oh ic`
`21:13.10`	`shmaltz`	`ls will give less trouble`
`21:13.49`	`shmaltz`	`look at this, and look at the sponsered link:`
`21:13.51`	`shmaltz`	`http://www.afuckingsearchengine.com/`
`21:14.23`	`shmaltz`	`marcus2, where you located?`
`21:14.34`	`marcus2`	`well, this system is in ny`
`21:14.43`	`marcus2`	`its an ATA on an old nortel meridian pbx`
`21:15.00`	`shmaltz`	`marcus2, who in NY will give a choice?`
`21:15.05`	`marcus2`	`its not a telco line`
`21:15.08`	`shmaltz`	`Verizon will only give you loopstart`
`21:15.17`	`marcus2`	`its an analog port on a pbx`
`21:15.17`	`shmaltz`	`marcus2, then just use ls`
`21:15.22`	`docelm0`	`thats too funny`
`21:15.35`	`*** part/#asterisk Ferrari (n=Ferrari_@FL-ESR1-69-61-178-206.fuse.net)`
`21:15.37`	`shmaltz`	`docelm0, you talking about me link?`
`21:15.42`	`shmaltz`	`me=my`
`21:15.42`	`marcus2`	`so, based on what i'm reading, ls doesnt provide disconnect supervision`
`21:15.55`	`shmaltz`	`marcus2, of course it does`
`21:16.18`	`shmaltz`	`marcus2, in the US you get disconnect supervison by a reverse polarity`
`21:16.28`	`shmaltz`	`which you will get on any loopstart line`
`21:16.32`	`*** join/#asterisk Dr-Linux (n=nah@202.59.75.58)`
`21:17.35`	`*** join/#asterisk Ferrari (n=Ferrari_@FL-ESR1-69-61-178-206.fuse.net)`
`21:17.52`	`Ferrari`	`hi all....`
`21:18.15`	`shmaltz`	`hi Farrari`
`21:18.22`	`shmaltz`	`I mean Ferrari`
`21:18.41`	`*** join/#asterisk backblue (n=moo@87-196-32-21.net.novis.pt)`
`21:18.49`	`shmaltz`	`Ferrari, I don't think it exists`
`21:18.56`	`Ferrari`	`file was kind enough to forward me a copy however it does not have any ifedfs definded for version 1.0.x`
`21:19.02`	`marcus2`	`so how do i tell asterisk to detect reverse polarity?`
`21:19.22`	`Ferrari`	`hrmmm`
`21:19.35`	`Ferrari`	`there is a #define DAST_10_COMPAT`
`21:19.43`	`Ferrari`	`just no ifdef tags`
`21:19.51`	`Ferrari`	`i am about to scream`
`21:20.00`	`Ferrari`	`rofl`
`21:20.13`	`Ferrari`	`that application rocks and does exactly what i need`
`21:20.27`	`Ferrari`	`just can't get it compiled`
`21:20.28`	`shido6`	`localhost*CLI> show uptime`
`21:20.28`	`shido6`	`System uptime: 5 weeks, 5 days, 4 hours, 44 minutes, 44 seconds`
`21:20.28`	`shido6`	`Last reload: 3 weeks, 3 days, 19 hours, 26 minutes,`
`21:22.16`	`Dr-Linux`	`hi`
`21:22.21`	`asterboy`	`high`
`21:22.36`	`lofi-rev`	`I'm trying to get music on hold working, but it sounds terrible - the volume is too high - I tried using quietmp3 and also using a custom command, but no dice - any ideas?`
`21:22.55`	`shmaltz`	`marcus2, if you leave zapata.conf the way it is, it should`
`21:23.50`	`shmaltz`	`shido6, why? what happened 5 weeks, 5 days, 4 hours, 44 minutes + ago?`
`21:24.16`	`Qwell[]`	`I'm more interested what happened 3 weeks, 3 days, 19 hours, 26 minutes ago`
`21:24.37`	`shmaltz`	`Qwell, well, a man is allowed to make changes :P`
`21:24.51`	`Qwell[]`	`is not`
`21:24.53`	`Qwell[]`	`:P`
`21:25.36`	`shmaltz`	`shido6, so what happened?`
`21:25.44`	`shmaltz`	`shido6, also what distro you using?`
`21:26.31`	`shmaltz`	`I never knew:`
`21:26.33`	`shmaltz`	`http://ask.yahoo.com/20051207.html`
`21:27.07`	`lesouvage`	`lofi: are you sure you have the proper version of mpg123 version installed and not the wrong one or mpg321 with a symlink called mpg123`
`21:28.45`	`lesouvage`	`Does anyone of you succesfully implement a high avalibility asterisk solution with Ultra Monkey`
`21:29.38`	`lofi-rev`	`lesouvage, I've got mpg123 Version 0.59s-r9 (it is a symlink to mpg123-mmx) is there an asterisk specific version I should be using?`
`21:29.48`	`Qwell[]`	`0.59r`
`21:30.14`	`Qwell[]`	uninstall that, and from the asterisk source, do `make mpg123 && make install`
`21:30.22`	`shmaltz`	`lesouvage, why untra monkey?`
`21:30.38`	`Qwell[]`	`shmaltz: because deluxe monkey can't do HA`
`21:30.56`	`shmaltz`	`~HA`
`21:30.58`	`jbot`	`Sugar: scotch on the rocks`
`21:31.03`	`Qwell[]`	`heh`
`21:31.10`	`Qwell[]`	`high availability`
`21:31.12`	`lesouvage`	`shmaltz: that's the name I run into while searching. I'm open for any suggestion and/or pointings.`
`21:31.25`	`asterboy`	`anyone using ldapget module?`
`21:31.34`	`lofi-rev`	`Qwell[], what's the difference between the versions?`
`21:31.39`	`Qwell[]`	`lofi-rev: a lot`
`21:31.40`	`shmaltz`	`lesouvage, ppl seem to like debain, or debain based, I like Gentoo and I use slackware`
`21:32.07`	`Qwell[]`	`I believe 0.59r was also the latest stable release`
`21:32.32`	`shmaltz`	`Qwell[], why would one use that when formatmp3 is available?`
`21:32.44`	`Qwell[]`	`shmaltz: one wouldn't know`
`21:32.55`	`shmaltz`	`Qwell[], what do you use?`
`21:33.24`	`Qwell[]`	`I think I still use mpg123 for some reason`
`21:33.38`	`lofi-rev`	`Qwell[], can I just do make install from in the mpg123 directory?`
`21:33.56`	`Qwell[]`	`lofi-rev: umm...maybe. try it`
`21:34.24`	`lesouvage`	`shmaltz: I did some reading and using ultra monkey (the loadbalancing/heartbeat software) doesn't seem t be that difficult.`
`21:34.51`	`shmaltz`	`lesouvage, why would you need that?`
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`21:35.47`	`lofi-rev`	`Qwell[], thanks sounds much better`
`21:36.23`	`shmaltz`	`Funny Quote of the Day - Bernard Baruch - "Vote for the man who promises least; he'll be the least disappointing."`
`21:36.34`	`shmaltz`	`well I don't think it's funny, its just true`
`21:36.39`	`Qwell[]`	`not so much`
`21:36.50`	`lesouvage`	`Telephony is quit a critical service for most businesess. I like to do the prepertions to offer a offordable high availibility Asterisk solution.`
`21:38.00`	`blitzrage`	`if I wanted to monitor the current number of active calls on a PRI in Asterisk at any one time -- then also see the avg. number of calls for the day, what would one use?`
`21:38.14`	`Qwell[]`	`mrtg!`
`21:38.21`	`Qwell[]`	`hmm...mrtg with * would be sweet`
`21:38.22`	`shmaltz`	`lesouvage, HA for asterisk will work best if you choose a distro that has been proven to work for weeks. and that you have installed and tested and seen that they don't fail unless the power goes down`
`21:38.26`	`blitzrage`	`Qwell[]: uhh.. yah :)`
`21:38.35`	`blitzrage`	`Qwell[]: I'd use cacti, but same stuff`
`21:38.36`	`Qwell[]`	`blitzrage: I want to see an mrtg script from you by the end of the day. :)`
`21:38.48`	`blitzrage`	`Qwell[]: I'm going to sleep now because that thought just made me tired`
`21:38.52`	`Qwell[]`	`heh`
`21:38.54`	`shmaltz`	`things like untra monkey are very nice but not worth it in my opinion, not for asterisk at least`
`21:39.03`	`Qwell[]`	`heartbeat is easy`
`21:39.11`	`Qwell[]`	`just ping the server, heh`
`21:39.26`	`Qwell[]`	`blitzrage: Have you heard of anybody using mrtg for * stuff?`
`21:39.35`	`Qwell[]`	`mrtg/cacti`
`21:39.50`	`blitzrage`	`Qwell[]: not that I'm aware of`
`21:39.53`	`Qwell[]`	`hmm`
`21:40.13`	`Qwell[]`	`I used mrtg for some bank software I wrote...that was cool`
`21:40.22`	`Qwell[]`	`freaking...nobody used it though`
`21:40.28`	`CyberPony`	`Qwell, do a google search I saw some * checks for MRTG once.`
`21:40.38`	`blitzrage`	`yah -- its definately cool... just need to determine how I might monitor it...`
`21:40.42`	`Qwell[]`	`I think they were afraid of it, because it gave too much information at a glance`
`21:40.47`	`blitzrage`	`hehe`
`21:40.53`	`Qwell[]`	`blitzrage: an occasional asterisk -rx?`
`21:41.01`	`blitzrage`	`lol.. I was just going to say that`
`21:41.08`	`Qwell[]`	`or manager...however`
`21:41.19`	`blitzrage`	`I've never used manager -- can it give me that info?`
`21:41.24`	`Qwell[]`	`eh?`
`21:41.45`	`Qwell[]`	`I'm hoping you're joking. :p`
`21:41.46`	`marcus2`	`stupid nortel doesn't have disconnect supervision`
`21:41.47`	`marcus2`	`what a pita`
`21:41.58`	`shmaltz`	`marcus2, says who?`
`21:41.58`	`Qwell[]`	`marcus2: Is that the problem I'm having at work with my fxo?`
`21:42.03`	`Qwell[]`	`bastards`
`21:42.05`	`blitzrage`	`ZapShowChannels`
`21:42.18`	`blitzrage`	`Qwell[]: seriously... I've never used manager`
`21:42.20`	`blitzrage`	`never had a need`
`21:42.23`	`Qwell[]`	`blitzrage: oh`
`21:42.31`	`Qwell[]`	`I've only really used it once or twice`
`21:42.37`	`Qwell[]`	`just screwing around with it`
`21:42.46`	`marcus2`	`shmaltz; this is an ancient pbx.`
`21:42.47`	`blitzrage`	`yah`
`21:42.49`	`Seldon1975`	`anyone here got a SIPURA SPA-3000?`
`21:42.54`	`Qwell[]`	`marcus2: meridian?`
`21:42.56`	`marcus2`	`like probably 12-15 years old`
`21:42.57`	`blitzrage`	`Qwell[]: any idea what kind of info ZapShowChannels returns?`
`21:42.57`	`marcus2`	`yeah`
`21:42.59`	`Seldon1975`	`i just plugged it in and I get a busy signal`
`21:43.12`	`Qwell[]`	`marcus2: What symptoms does the no disconnect supervision give?`
`21:43.14`	`shmaltz`	`Seldon1975, here SPA3000`
`21:43.16`	`Qwell[]`	`blitzrage: none whatsoever`
`21:43.23`	`lesouvage`	`shmaltz: You are not so enthousiastic about the conept but can it be done and is ultra monkey a good choice to start with.`
`21:43.29`	`marcus2`	`we plugged an analog phone into the ATA, and made a call thru it, and after hanging up on the meridian handset, the backlight on the analog handset stays on`
`21:43.34`	`marcus2`	`some new meridians do DS, supposedly`
`21:43.38`	`Qwell[]`	`hmm`
`21:43.41`	`marcus2`	`but this was installde in like 1990`
`21:43.47`	`Seldon1975`	`smaltz: where do you tell it the address of the Asterisk server?`
`21:43.51`	`shmaltz`	`lesouvage, I guess yes, but I don't think you should invest the time for it`
`21:43.54`	`Qwell[]`	`marcus2: on mine, I've got an fxo connected to a nortel...`
`21:44.06`	`Qwell[]`	`marcus2: if I call to/from a softphone/ip phone, and hangup on that end...`
`21:44.08`	`marcus2`	`yeah, we have an fxo card in the asterisk box plugged into an ATA on the meridian`
`21:44.10`	`Qwell[]`	`the fxo doesn't see it ever`
`21:44.22`	`Qwell[]`	`a few weeks ago, I had an 18 hour long voicemail...`
`21:44.26`	`shmaltz`	`Seldon1975, log into the http server of the spa`
`21:44.33`	`marcus2`	`uh huh`
`21:44.35`	`Seldon1975`	`shm: done`
`21:44.42`	`Qwell[]`	`marcus2: figured out any workarounds?`
`21:44.50`	`marcus2`	`not yet`
`21:44.56`	`marcus2`	`what signalling are you using?`
`21:44.58`	`Seldon1975`	`sch: which tab?`
`21:44.59`	`Qwell[]`	`besides having explicit Hangup()'s everywhere`
`21:45.01`	`Qwell[]`	`ks I think`
`21:45.06`	`shmaltz`	`Seldon1975, click on admin then advanced (upper right hand corner`
`21:45.07`	`shmaltz`	`)`
`21:45.25`	`shmaltz`	`for the FXO you do it under the PSTN line tab`
`21:45.30`	`Seldon1975`	`shm: ok`
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`21:45.38`	`shmaltz`	`for the FXS you do it under the Line1 tab`
`21:45.48`	`Qwell[]`	`I absolutely hate Nortel, ever since we started using it`
`21:45.53`	`Qwell[]`	`marcus2: get this crap...`
`21:46.07`	`Qwell[]`	`we have these handsets, right...they have speakerphone, right...`
`21:46.34`	`Qwell[]`	`there is this "Mute" button... if you press it...it changes the call to speaker, and mutes THAT mic`
`21:46.40`	`marcus2`	`yeah`
`21:46.42`	`Qwell[]`	`Its impossible for us to mute private calls.`
`21:46.48`	`marcus2`	`the speakerphone and mut ebuttons are the same`
`21:46.52`	`Qwell[]`	`no`
`21:46.57`	`Qwell[]`	`There is also a speakerphone button`
`21:47.02`	`marcus2`	`oh, they are on the meridian handsets we have`
`21:47.16`	`Qwell[]`	`it's rediculous`
`21:47.19`	`CyberPony`	`Qwell, that's why we use headsets with a mute button.`
`21:47.21`	`Seldon1975`	`shm: Im not6 sure I understand. I have an analog phone plugged in to the 'phone' jack on the box, and I hve the LAD cable plugged into my Asterisk network.`
`21:47.24`	`blitzrage`	`Qwell[]: I hate nortel and have never used it :)`
`21:47.33`	`Seldon1975`	`shm: I just want to use the anaalog phone like a sip phone`
`21:47.40`	`Qwell[]`	`blitzrage: My work forced it upon us...we moved to a place with nortel stuff installed.`
`21:47.41`	`shmaltz`	`anybody hacked this with * ?`
`21:47.42`	`Seldon1975`	`LAD=LAN`
`21:47.45`	`shmaltz`	`http://afr.com/articles/2005/12/09/1134086801974.html`
`21:47.45`	`marcus2`	`this meridian system has worked ok for us for the past ~15 years`
`21:47.47`	`Qwell[]`	`We're TRYING to go to *, but...`
`21:47.55`	`lesouvage`	`shmaltz: thanks, I will take your suggestions into consideration. It's just an idea with the presumption that it will be a selling point`
`21:48.10`	`Qwell[]`	`CyberPony: That's what we do, but our headsets beep at us when muted`
`21:48.17`	`Qwell[]`	`kinda annoying, but it's better than the alternative`
`21:48.22`	`CyberPony`	`true`
`21:48.25`	`Seldon1975`	`shm: is (Analog Phone=>SIP Phone) one of the functions of this adapter?`
`21:48.38`	`shmaltz`	`lesouvage, I don't think so, since asterisk can be made redaundant in much easier ways, in any case can you post your results to the list or wiki, please`
`21:48.58`	`Qwell[]`	`marcus2: happen to know how easy it would be to pull a PRI off the Nortel?`
`21:49.15`	`Qwell[]`	`ie; is it something supported at all?`
`21:49.21`	`shmaltz`	`Seldon1975, yes, you can have one FXO line, and one Analog phone (connected to the FXS port)`
`21:50.05`	`marcus2`	`qwell; some meridians support PRI`
`21:50.11`	`marcus2`	`i dunno if ours does, its pretty old/small`
`21:50.24`	`marcus2`	`i have another site with an old merlin/magix that I trunked to asterisk via a PRI`
`21:50.27`	`Qwell[]`	`ours is probably 10 years old or so. I think the handsets say 1995 on them`
`21:50.34`	`CyberPony`	`Qwell, depens on the version of the T1 card.`
`21:50.34`	`marcus2`	`it works pretty well, once i finally figured out how to configure the !@$#!$ thing`
`21:50.39`	`CyberPony`	`mine does.`
`21:50.50`	`Qwell[]`	`if we're really lucky, we'll be able to pull a PRI from the AT&T in the other building`
`21:50.53`	`Seldon1975`	`shm: I presume FXO port is the one marked 'Phone'?`
`21:51.13`	`lesouvage`	`shmaltz: there allready is a piece in the wike http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+High+Availability+Solutions`
`21:51.33`	`CyberPony`	`I think you need to use a "trunk" card to connect to * from the Nortel. then use FXS card on *.`
`21:51.41`	`CyberPony`	`that's how I got it to work.`
`21:52.12`	`Qwell[]`	`CyberPony: except analog lines off the nortel are crap`
`21:52.25`	`shido6`	`suckage`
`21:52.39`	`Seldon1975`	`shm: it seems under Line 1 > SIP Settings I can specify a SIP Port but not an IP address ...?`
`21:53.03`	`Qwell[]`	`for the price the building is charging us, we should just get a PRI of our own from the telco`
`21:53.06`	`CyberPony`	`Qwell, I agree 200%.... but I can't afford a second T1 card.`
`21:53.14`	`Seldon1975`	`same for PSTN > SIP Settings`
`21:53.17`	`Qwell[]`	`CyberPony: cost isn't so much an issue for us.`
`21:53.32`	`CyberPony`	`Qwell[], wish I could say that same`
`21:54.10`	`shmaltz`	`Seldon1975, of course, because the device will never use 2 IP address`
`21:54.35`	`Seldon1975`	`shm: ok so can you tell me where to specify my asterisk server IP address?`
`21:54.50`	`*** join/#asterisk Dr-Linux (n=nah@202.59.75.58)`
`21:54.50`	`shmaltz`	`Seldon1975, under proxy settings`
`21:55.09`	`*** join/#asterisk [Airwolf] (n=airwolf@attilla.nl)`
`21:55.14`	`Seldon1975`	`ok, for Line 1, which is the analog handset`
`21:55.31`	`Seldon1975`	`?`
`21:55.52`	`shmaltz`	`Line 1`
`21:56.01`	`Seldon1975`	`k, thanks`
`21:56.19`	`Seldon1975`	`have you used a Digium IAXy (s101i) Single FXS Adapter`
`21:56.33`	`*** join/#asterisk toddf (n=toddf@ns0.fries.net)`
`21:56.34`	`marcus2`	`so`
`21:56.50`	`marcus2`	`anyone want to recommend a decent sip desk phone for corporate use?`
`21:56.58`	`Seldon1975`	`Polycom 301 or 501`
`21:57.01`	`Seldon1975`	`we're using them`
`21:57.04`	`Seldon1975`	`they're good`
`21:57.26`	`marcus2`	`they arent native poe, are they?`
`21:57.30`	`marcus2`	`i think read that only the 601 is`
`21:57.44`	`marcus2`	`i was thinking of getting a 601, an snom 360, and a grandstream gxp-2000 for testing`
`21:58.15`	`Qwell[]`	`get some ciscos, heh`
`21:58.36`	`shmaltz`	`not bad:`
`21:58.38`	`shmaltz`	`http://www.andrewlipson.com/escher/relativity.html`
`21:59.28`	`asterboy`	`anyone selling tdm04b or X100ms?`
`21:59.37`	`Qwell[]`	`asterboy: ebay, voipsupply`
`21:59.46`	`shmaltz`	`asterboy, voipsupply.com`
`22:00.02`	`asterboy`	`ya, was hopeing to get second hand to save some`
`22:00.17`	`Qwell[]`	`ebay it up`
`22:00.35`	`asterboy`	`atacomm.com has better prices...not sure about service`
`22:00.41`	`marcus2`	`anyone here using citelink bridges?`
`22:00.55`	`asterboy`	`I'm watching ebay...everything is the same price as retail.`
`22:01.00`	`marcus2`	`i've bought a couple of things from atacomm, the experience was ok`
`22:01.12`	`asterboy`	`thats good to know.`
`22:01.15`	`asterboy`	`thx`
`22:01.29`	`asterboy`	`I'll be buying from them if nothing comes up soon.`
`22:01.37`	`marcus2`	`i get the impression its just one guy`
`22:01.41`	`marcus2`	`he doesnt like to do things over the phone`
`22:01.48`	`Qwell[]`	`it pretty much is :p`
`22:01.48`	`asterboy`	`Otherwise I might try to build an FXO server with a powermac 9600 and clone cards.`
`22:02.05`	`asterboy`	`marcus2, lol...ya thats what I found`
`22:02.06`	`marcus2`	`clone cards suck, it seems`
`22:02.15`	`asterboy`	`working great for me.`
`22:02.19`	`morale`	`does asterisk run good on mac hardware?`
`22:02.22`	`Qwell[]`	`sure`
`22:02.24`	`Qwell[]`	`no zaptel though`
`22:02.35`	`morale`	`im thinking of picking up a g3 soon to do some playing around on anyways`
`22:02.41`	`marcus2`	`i thought there was some alpha/beta zaptel sutff for osx`
`22:02.47`	`asterboy`	`powermac, yellow dog linux and *...nice combo`
`22:02.53`	`Qwell[]`	`ydl? why`
`22:02.56`	`asterboy`	`don't have to worry about irq shares with the mac`
`22:03.13`	`marcus2`	`so no citelink users here? heh`
`22:03.43`	`marcus2`	`too bad they are so !#@$ expensive`
`22:03.58`	`lofi-rev`	`Anyone using kiax - does the hold button actually use the IAX hold feature - or is it just a mute button?`
`22:05.05`	`asterboy`	`Qwell, you know of other options for the powermac?`
`22:05.23`	`Qwell[]`	`asterboy: just about anything`
`22:05.31`	`Qwell[]`	`I'd use gentoo, heh`
`22:06.17`	`asterboy`	`irc, benjk was saying ydl was better for the powermac and *`
`22:06.18`	`marcus2`	`mmm gentoo`
`22:06.27`	`Qwell[]`	`linux is linux`
`22:06.41`	`Qwell[]`	`except lindows`
`22:06.44`	`Qwell[]`	`That's not linux`
`22:07.12`	`asterboy`	`do you bite your thumb at my lfs?`
`22:07.21`	`Dr-Linux`	`:)`
`22:07.25`	`Qwell[]`	`no, I emerge sync at it`
`22:07.30`	`asterboy`	`lol`
`22:07.41`	`Qwell[]`	`yeah, I can upgrade my distro in 2 steps. Can you? :P`
`22:07.42`	`morale`	`lfs takes too long to setup..`
`22:08.08`	`asterboy`	`not alfs.`
`22:08.12`	`morale`	`alfs?`
`22:08.22`	`morale`	`i should run asterisk on my xbox`
`22:08.22`	`asterboy`	`automated linux from scratch`
`22:08.36`	`morale`	`i got it booting ltsp :)`
`22:08.37`	`tzanger`	`what the fuck's the point`
`22:08.40`	`asterboy`	`once I made my template, I just dd my drives.`
`22:08.47`	`tzanger`	`"automated LFS" heh`
`22:09.00`	`asterboy`	`works great`
`22:09.01`	`Seldon1975`	`shm: just to be clear, i set the Asterisk server IP under 'Line 1' > 'Proxy and Registration' > Proxy - is that correct?`
`22:09.05`	`tzanger`	`asterboy: again, what is the point`
`22:09.18`	`tzanger`	`the entire reason for using LFS is to learn it`
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`22:09.36`	`tzanger`	`if you're just going to run a script may as well use gentoo`
`22:09.40`	`asterboy`	`I dunno...was hopeing it would show up somewhere`
`22:11.37`	`trixter`	`I thought the reason for lfs was to make something your way without any package dependancies etc.. only what you want how you want, regardless of whether or not you learn anything along the way`
`22:11.40`	`asterboy`	`tzanger, oh I see what your saying.`
`22:11.51`	`tzanger`	`trixter: you want that, use slackware`
`22:11.52`	`trixter`	`wonder if lfs is still doing the toolchain wrong or if they finally fixed their directions on that`
`22:11.53`	`tzanger`	`honestly`
`22:11.53`	`Qwell[]`	`trixter: like gentoo? heh`
`22:12.02`	`tzanger`	`I've done gentoo, I've done lfs`
`22:12.04`	`asterboy`	`no, the point for lfs, (for me anyway), was to have a really tight system`
`22:12.10`	`tzanger`	`lfs was very very helpful for making tiny CF-based firewalls`
`22:12.14`	`Qwell[]`	`asterboy: like gentoo? heh`
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`22:12.28`	`tzanger`	`32MB CF which included 2.6 kernel, IPSec with x509 certificates, PERL and a handful of other tools`
`22:12.44`	`marc32422`	`i need calls to be directed back to SER, once voicemail playback is done.`
`22:12.58`	`tzanger`	`you can make much smaller ones but you lose a lot of functionality, and the whole point was to have something flexible, which is why I stuck perl on it`
`22:13.00`	`marc32422`	`how do i do this?`
`22:13.00`	`asterboy`	`I did the gentoo route...things got screwed up with emerge too often...I preferred the raw source.`
`22:13.01`	`tzanger`	`compressed rather nicely too :-)`
`22:13.10`	`trixter`	`smallest debian I have seen is 5MB`
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`22:13.11`	`tzanger`	`asterboy: which is precisely why I use slackware`
`22:13.28`	`asterboy`	`Ya, I have slackware...got the T-shirt...its ok.`
`22:13.38`	`asterboy`	`just like to have full control`
`22:13.42`	`trixter`	`I havent used slackware since pre 3.0 days`
`22:13.47`	`marc32422`	`my slack inst is 1gb`
`22:14.03`	`tzanger`	`$ du -hs romfs`
`22:14.04`	`tzanger`	`2.8M romfs`
`22:14.14`	`tzanger`	`that's my actual romfs (noncompressed) for my embedded project`
`22:14.29`	`tzanger`	`"full control" is a misnomer`
`22:14.43`	`asterboy`	`mine is 1.8Gb with sources.`
`22:14.48`	`tzanger`	`I know what you're saying but LFS gives you no more control than slackware or any other relatively light distro`
`22:14.56`	`Dr-Linux`	`hhm..`
`22:14.59`	`Qwell[]`	`dsl? heh`
`22:15.12`	`tzanger`	`my pared-down slackware installs are about 250M but IIRC that includes the compiler suite`
`22:15.23`	`tzanger`	`well yeah you don't download the source CDs too, heh`
`22:15.35`	`marc32422`	`how do you rewrite sip header, so that all other packets do not pass through *.`
`22:15.59`	`trixter`	`I tossed debian on my ipaq and it wasnt that large... course it cant be that large given most storage devices in those types of pdas arent that large`
`22:16.03`	`Dr-Linux`	`what * files gets reloading , if we do "reload" command on CLI ?`
`22:16.36`	`tzanger`	`Dr-Linux: safe answer: extensions.conf and that's it`
`22:16.48`	`tzanger`	`I don't think anyone's actually sat down and said exactly what is and isn't reloaded`
`22:17.28`	`marc32422`	`does the dial command is uquivalent to sip redirect?`
`22:17.56`	`trixter`	`mar: no but there is a reinvite command for sip however you can only do that before answer, which cant happen post voicemail like you want`
`22:18.20`	`Dr-Linux`	`tzanger: you mean to say, the rest of files do not reload ?? like zapata.conf , sip.conf, etc?`
`22:19.02`	`tzanger`	`Dr-Linux: as I said, I don't think anyone's made a really thorough investigation`
`22:19.14`	`tzanger`	`I know that some parts of zaptel.conf do NOT get reloaded unless you stop and restart *`
`22:19.36`	`Dr-Linux`	`yeah, thts what i wanna know,`
`22:19.54`	`Dr-Linux`	`bcoz sometime i make changes, and i think that what to do, reload or restart the *`
`22:20.10`	`marcus2`	`has anyone here ever set up any sort of busyfield on an ip phone?`
`22:20.34`	`tzanger`	`Dr-Linux: you just kind of learn it from experience`
`22:20.59`	`tzanger`	`generally speaking context/login changes take on a reload regardless of the channel type, but channel-specific things (especially zapata related) do not`
`22:21.22`	`marc32422`	`with calls coming to * for voicemail... sip client then tries to register with * after hangup.`
`22:21.38`	`marc32422`	`is there a way around this?`
`22:22.56`	`trixter`	`maybe but you havent given enough info.. it may be as simple as DNS SRV entries or it may be far more complex`
`22:23.31`	`Dr-Linux`	`tzanger: actually as i hav no much experience, so some time if i do some changes, and i reload, i don't feel sure if my configuration is wrong or it had to be restarted`
`22:23.57`	`tzanger`	`so test and see`
`22:24.01`	`tzanger`	`that's how you gain experience`
`22:24.08`	`Dr-Linux`	`yeah thanks`
`22:24.58`	`Dr-Linux`	`tzanger: i read in the WIKI, that production * should be restart in non-rush hours ..`
`22:25.04`	`tzanger`	`that's bullshit`
`22:25.15`	`tzanger`	`and the Wiki should be updated`
`22:25.16`	`Dr-Linux`	`i can find it and show`
`22:25.32`	`Dr-Linux`	`actually i think if everything is working smooth, then what we should restart the *`
`22:25.43`	`tzanger`	`there was a problem with zaptel that caused it to stop responding after approximately 21 days but that's been corrected for quite some time now`
`22:26.03`	`tzanger`	`anyone who recommends rebooting or restarting * has their head up their ass`
`22:26.05`	`SoloFlyer`	`i dont restart asterisk on my production boxes`
`22:26.16`	`tzanger`	`no computer should ever need to be periodically restarted`
`22:26.20`	`SoloFlyer`	`i do a reload every 30mins but i dont restart`
`22:26.41`	`tzanger`	`if that "fixes" your problem then you need to dig in and determine the real cause and correct the root issue`
`22:26.54`	`SoloFlyer`	`90days+ and going strong`
`22:28.16`	`SoloFlyer`	`oh no i do... i could have sworn i didnt...`
`22:28.16`	`SoloFlyer`	`5 4 * * * root /etc/asterisk/scripts/restart.sh`
`22:28.47`	`trixter`	`it also could be someone who is older.. 15+ years ago it was common and considered by many to be 'best practice' to reboot unix boxes every week to month (depending on volume).`
`22:29.10`	`SoloFlyer`	`trixter they arent talking about rebooting thelinux box`
`22:29.15`	`trixter`	`so someone who was using stuff during that period and was taught that may not have ever learned there is not as much of a need`
`22:29.21`	`SoloFlyer`	`just stopping and and starting asterisk service`
`22:29.24`	`Dr-Linux`	`hhm... great`
`22:29.37`	`trixter`	`well then I dont know`
`22:30.03`	`trixter`	`unless its one of those wiki things, one person one time had one issue and that was their fix and no one wants to change it just becuase they dont have the issue`
`22:30.15`	`hhoffman`	`are there any agi scripts out there to allow users within a specific context to create dynamic meetme conferences?`
`22:30.56`	`Dr-Linux`	`tzanger: if we are using asterisk, and every relevant things are working fine .. all smooth, but when i reload asterisk, i see somewhat Notice, Warning, ... so what you suggest, should we leave them on the way, or that matters?`
`22:31.15`	`trixter`	`for all I know it was a problem created by add on software particular to them that basically required a reboot..`
`22:31.54`	`blitzrage`	`Dr-Linux: depends what it say, but notices and warnings aren't errors -- however... you probably should try to resolve and fix warnings and notices which appear on a start up`
`22:33.58`	`Dr-Linux`	`tzanger: actually i think everything is asterisk CLI, if i reload and it doesn't comes up, thats mean everything is gone so far`
`22:34.37`	`*** join/#asterisk matt30au (n=her@lnk33.adl8.adsl.esc.net.au)`
`22:36.58`	`marcus2`	`hm`
`22:37.02`	`marcus2`	`anoyne using aastra 480i phones?`
`22:37.07`	`blitzrage`	`have used them`
`22:37.08`	`tzanger`	`you can't fix all notices`
`22:37.12`	`mog_home`	`we have some`
`22:37.13`	`tzanger`	`some of them are merely informational`
`22:37.14`	`marcus2`	`what do you think`
`22:37.27`	`*** join/#asterisk anonymouz666 (n=lynx@200.218.193.6)`
`22:37.29`	`tzanger`	`such as the zaptel "ignoring line change to fxsls" type messages`
`22:37.38`	`mog_home`	`but they arent amazing`
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`22:37.45`	`marcus2`	`is there something you prefer?`
`22:38.00`	`marcus2`	`do the 'shared line appearances' work with asterisk?`
`22:38.06`	`mog_home`	`well cisco7960`
`22:38.10`	`mog_home`	`or polycom`
`22:38.24`	`blitzrage`	`mog_home: I like the plastic because its basically a NT Vista 350 (which are nice), but the firmware would use some TLC`
`22:38.24`	`Qwell[]`	`7970 with sccp!`
`22:38.26`	`mog_home`	`snoms and polycoms both do shared that i know of`
`22:38.26`	`marcus2`	`hm`
`22:38.31`	`marcus2`	`7960s are too expensive`
`22:38.34`	`blitzrage`	`I like the Polycoms`
`22:38.40`	`marcus2`	`we're going to hvae to buy ~40 of them, so`
`22:38.41`	`blitzrage`	`great bang/buck`
`22:38.49`	`blitzrage`	`IP501 then`
`22:38.49`	`tzanger`	`you're banging bucks now?`
`22:38.57`	`marc32422`	`ok. i have calls coming from SER to * for IVR. (using rewritehost in SER) how do I send calls back to SER from * based on menu selections.`
`22:39.04`	`marcus2`	`we'd probably get 601 if we got polycoms, i want poe`
`22:39.14`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`I just want... BANGBANGBANG!!!`
`22:39.16`	`blitzrage`	`501 has PoE`
`22:39.28`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`;)`
`22:39.33`	`marcus2`	`oh i thought it required some external module for poe`
`22:39.42`	`blitzrage`	`at least my IP500 goes... :)`
`22:39.47`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`501 can have PoE but requires an additional adapter cable to do it.`
`22:40.01`	`blitzrage`	`well then what the hell do I know :)`
`22:40.02`	`marcus2`	`which presumably you have to pay extra for?`
`22:40.19`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`marcus2 : +/- 40$`
`22:40.25`	`hypa7ia`	`less extra than you'd have to pay to get a cisco i'm sure :p`
`22:40.30`	`blitzrage`	`[TK]D-Fender: I don't want to know your name, I just want, BANGBANGBANG`
`22:40.35`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`enough that I said screw it and bough my company 26 IP 600's :)`
`22:40.40`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`:O`
`22:40.53`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Polycom > Cisco`
`22:40.53`	`marcus2`	`hrm`
`22:40.54`	`Qwell[]`	`hypa7ia: y0`
`22:41.07`	`blitzrage`	`hypa7ia: hoi-0h`
`22:41.17`	`marcus2`	`wtf is the diff between 600 and 601?`
`22:41.22`	`blitzrage`	`memory`
`22:41.28`	`hypa7ia`	`hihi`
`22:41.37`	`marcus2`	`whats hte memory for?`
`22:41.45`	`blitzrage`	`newer images and load times`
`22:41.51`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`marcus2 : 601 is the revised version that replaces the 600. You want the 601 for sure.`
`22:41.51`	`marcus2`	`ah`
`22:42.00`	`marcus2`	`same price`
`22:42.04`	`marcus2`	`a bit pricey`
`22:42.14`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`more than jsut the memory. The 601 includes support for the new attendant module. The 600 does not.`
`22:42.14`	`marcus2`	`i assume the speaker phone on them is pretty decent?`
`22:42.21`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`yup`
`22:42.25`	`blitzrage`	`uhhh.. yah :)`
`22:42.29`	`*** join/#asterisk xlyz (n=xl@213-140-17-96.ip.fastwebnet.it)`
`22:42.33`	`marcus2`	`attendant module? like BFL?`
`22:42.41`	`*** part/#asterisk xlyz (n=xl@213-140-17-96.ip.fastwebnet.it)`
`22:42.44`	`blitzrage`	`although I like the speaker on my Cisco 7960 better than the one in my Polycom IP500`
`22:42.55`	`Qwell[]`	`7960 speaker is great`
`22:43.03`	`Qwell[]`	`s/speaker //`
`22:43.03`	`blitzrage`	`yah -- much better than the IP500`
`22:43.18`	`hypa7ia`	`which is funny considering that it's a polycom speaker on the cisco :)`
`22:43.19`	`marcus2`	`well if the damn thing costs $100 more, it better hvae a nicer speaker`
`22:43.34`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Thats the concensus, but for general purpose I'd take IP600's over Cisco's any day. Esp for the cost difference`
`22:43.41`	`blitzrage`	`And no one can tell the difference between the mic on the 7960 and the IP500`
`22:43.43`	`Qwell[]`	`hypa7ia: yeah, was just gonna say...`
`22:43.52`	`Qwell[]`	`Isn't polycom very well known for their speakers?`
`22:44.01`	`hypa7ia`	`yup`
`22:44.10`	`Qwell[]`	`They've been making conf phones for years, heh`
`22:44.21`	`blitzrage`	`yah... no idea why that is so... might just be the shape of the platic or something... but the IP500 has too many mids and not enough highs, and the 7960 is just perfect.`
`22:44.25`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Qwell : year but they didn't go all-out on their phones. If you want a CONFERENCE device from them well thats another matter :)`
`22:44.32`	`marcus2`	`hrm`
`22:44.48`	`marcus2`	`is anyone here using the attendant module with the 601?`
`22:44.56`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`I use 2 with my receptionist`
`22:45.02`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Works nice.`
`22:45.04`	`marcus2`	`for busy lamp?`
`22:45.05`	`Qwell[]`	`Have you guys (and hypa7ia) ever looked at the difference between the newest polycom ip conf phone, and the cisco 7936?`
`22:45.11`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`yup, and speed-dials`
`22:45.21`	`hypa7ia`	`Qwell[]: it's the same piece of hardware, afaik`
`22:45.33`	`hypa7ia`	`the 7936 just has cisco badging`
`22:45.56`	`marcus2`	`i wish there was an ip-native polycom vtx`
`22:47.30`	`marcus2`	`so the busy lamp stuff plays nice with asterisk i guess?`
`22:47.30`	`Qwell[]`	`hypa7ia: yeah...`
`22:47.49`	`Qwell[]`	`I think they both even have the same addon mics`
`22:47.58`	`hypa7ia`	`yuppers`
`22:48.08`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`marcus2 : yup. I use BLF on my IP 600's too (3 line keys for 1 reg, 3 for BLF / speed dials)`
`22:48.18`	`Qwell[]`	`are they both sip?`
`22:48.34`	`marcus2`	`hm, cool`
`22:48.45`	`marcus2`	`how does the 501 compare to the 601?`
`22:49.01`	`hypa7ia`	`Qwell[]: pretty sure the 7936 runs skinny`
`22:49.12`	`hypa7ia`	`since callmanager can't do SIP yet and all`
`22:49.22`	`Qwell[]`	`ccm can't do sip? How pathetic`
`22:49.31`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`marcus2 : 501 = 3 line keys, no PoE built in, no MicroBrowser. 601 = 6 line keys and what the 501 is missing`
`22:49.46`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`And 501 = no attendant modules.`
`22:49.54`	`marcus2`	`'microbrowser' ?`
`22:50.02`	`hypa7ia`	`Qwell[]: not to the endpoints anyway`
`22:50.05`	`hypa7ia`	`trunking only`
`22:50.09`	`Qwell[]`	`That's silly`
`22:50.18`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`The 60x has an integrated XHTML browser that useful for all sorts of sick stuff :)`
`22:50.32`	`*** join/#asterisk Guggemand (i=Guggeman@80.198.131.42)`
`22:50.34`	`marcus2`	`nice, and i assume it will autoload a url that is sent with an incoming sip call?`
`22:50.40`	`marcus2`	`that would be uberhandy for our helpdesk`
`22:50.46`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`I do live queue stats, XHTML BLF page, inventory lookup, the works :)`
`22:50.51`	`hypa7ia`	`Qwell[]: indeed... but that's cisco`
`22:51.02`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`marcus2 : not yet afaik, but its probably in the pipeline`
`22:51.04`	`Qwell[]`	`we all know sccp is better anyhow`
`22:51.06`	`Qwell[]`	`:D`
`22:51.08`	`marcus2`	`oh`
`22:51.31`	`hypa7ia`	`Qwell[]: i went to an "intermediate SIP" talk at a cisco event.... intermediate apparently means "this is a 200 OK message"`
`22:51.47`	`Qwell[]`	`hmm`
`22:51.52`	`ldnblk`	`hi all is there anyone on channel that has configured asterisk for the calling card service ??`
`22:51.53`	`Qwell[]`	`I better take the beginners course first, heh`
`22:52.04`	`marcus2`	`is the IM stuff in the 601 useful at all? or is it just windows messenger?`
`22:52.37`	`matt30au`	`does anyone know how to configure Asterisk for an Australian VOIP provider, mainly mynetfone`
`22:52.38`	`lofi-rev`	`In my dial plan how do I reference the extension the call is originating from?`
`22:52.56`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`marcus2 : I haven't gotten to trying IM yet so I'm not sure what to say of it.`
`22:52.59`	`Qwell[]`	`lofi-rev: CALLERID(number) maybe`
`22:53.02`	`marcus2`	`ah ok`
`22:53.16`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`marcus2 : but it does support it, just not sure about the details.`
`22:53.20`	`marcus2`	`i think i will order a 601 on monday`
`22:53.25`	`*** join/#asterisk litage (n=nick@203.220.55.70)`
`22:53.48`	`lofi-rev`	`Qwell[], does that work for internal extensions as well?`
`22:54.03`	`Qwell[]`	`lofi-rev: If they've got callerid...sure, why not?`
`22:54.05`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`marcus2 : note that you REALLY want to provision those phones. Don't waste any time with the web interface.`
`22:54.20`	`marcus2`	`yeah i'm not going to dick around with web interfaces for ~40 phones`
`22:54.33`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`marcus2 : definately not....`
`22:55.07`	`marcus2`	`how well do call features like park, transfer, hold, etc. integrate with asterisk?`
`22:55.45`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`absolutely perfectly. and the Poly's confreence internal to the phone.`
`22:56.01`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`blind & consultative transfer are beautiful`
`22:56.09`	`trixter`	`maybe its just me but I seem to be more sensitive to vonage commercials post nov 28 (e911 deadline) than pre. it almost seems like they are doing more commercials on TV now than before the deadline.`
`22:56.12`	`marcus2`	`so its using some sort of sip messages to implement those?`
`22:56.22`	`marcus2`	`rather than dtmf in the clal`
`22:56.23`	`marcus2`	`?`
`22:56.32`	`*** join/#asterisk toddf (n=toddf@ns0.fries.net)`
`22:56.50`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`marcus2 : all opf mine use RFC2833 out of band and its very clean`
`22:56.57`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`ok, dinner time, bbiab!`
`22:57.03`	`marcus2`	`thanks for the info`
`22:57.28`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`np`
`22:59.30`	`blitzrage`	`ugh!`
`22:59.38`	`blitzrage`	`gentoo won't compile asterisk 1.2.1 for me...`
`23:00.04`	`blitzrage`	`wow... randomly dies on compiling to different spots`
`23:00.11`	`Qwell[]`	`overheating? ram issues?`
`23:00.22`	`blitzrage`	`wonder if its because I'm in screen...`
`23:00.28`	`Qwell[]`	`shouldn't be`
`23:00.44`	`Qwell[]`	`unless screen runs some funky shell...`
`23:01.03`	`blitzrage`	`wtf -- its totally f00ked`
`23:01.14`	`Qwell[]`	`That'd almost be like...ssh vs an xterm, doing things differently`
`23:01.25`	`blitzrage`	`Qwell[]: yah... I compile in screen on CentOS all the time`
`23:01.35`	`blitzrage`	`ugh... stupid gentoo`
`23:01.48`	`blitzrage`	`gcc: Internal error: Segmentation fault (program as)`
`23:01.49`	`*** part/#asterisk mog_home (n=mogorman@user-24-236-84-48.knology.net)`
`23:01.57`	`Qwell[]`	`gcc segfaulted?`
`23:01.59`	`blitzrage`	`dieing on editline...`
`23:02.00`	`Qwell[]`	`THAT is awesome`
`23:02.01`	`blitzrage`	`yep`
`23:02.03`	`blitzrage`	`it sucks`
`23:03.13`	`blitzrage`	`and I didn't build this box either (if I had I wouldn't have used gentoo)`
`23:04.53`	`Seldon1975`	`im on redhat`
`23:05.07`	`Seldon1975`	`can someone tell me how to get dhcpd only to run on eth0 not eth1?`
`23:05.09`	`blitzrage`	`screw it.. I'm not fixing it -- I'll get asg to fix it`
`23:05.35`	`Qwell[]`	`Seldon1975: edit the config`
`23:05.52`	`Seldon1975`	`Qwell sorry, I need step - by - step Im a linux newb`
`23:06.04`	`Qwell[]`	`out of scope of this channel`
`23:06.21`	`blitzrage`	`www.google.com`
`23:06.40`	`Seldon1975`	`fair enough`
`23:06.46`	`Dr-Linux`	`Seldon1975: what version?`
`23:06.51`	`Dr-Linux`	`RHEL?`
`23:07.14`	`Seldon1975`	`CentOS`
`23:07.26`	`*** join/#asterisk nagl (n=nagl@213.235.241.6)`
`23:07.31`	`Dr-Linux`	`<Seldon1975> im on redhat`
`23:07.43`	`Dr-Linux`	`hhm.. i think they are same,`
`23:07.51`	`Dr-Linux`	`are you on X ?`
`23:08.08`	`Seldon1975`	`no`
`23:08.11`	`Seldon1975`	`ssh`
`23:08.25`	`Dr-Linux`	`okey`
`23:09.27`	`Dr-Linux`	`then go to >> vi /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/if-cfg-eth0`
`23:10.10`	`Seldon1975`	`hmm its empty`
`23:10.24`	`Qwell[]`	`Seldon1975: see msg`
`23:10.33`	`Dr-Linux`	`okey`
`23:10.47`	`Seldon1975`	`Dr Linux its ok I have a gooled page`
`23:10.47`	`Dr-Linux`	`then type >> netconfig`
`23:10.51`	`Seldon1975`	`thanks anyway`
`23:10.56`	`Seldon1975`	`gooled = googled`
`23:11.06`	`Dr-Linux`	`ok :)`
`23:13.28`	`hhoffman`	`is it possible to run asterisk as a non-root user?`
`23:14.12`	`hhoffman`	`oh, n/m`
`23:16.23`	`Dr-Linux`	`hhoffman: yes`
`23:17.02`	`Dr-Linux`	`hhoffman: put in WIKI "asterisk as a non-root" you will find detail`
`23:17.30`	`hhoffman`	`Dr-Linux: thanks... just missed that I needed a sysconfig entry for the asterisk user`
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`23:19.55`	`blitzrage`	`wow... could Douglas Garstang be more annoying?`
`23:22.20`	`trixter`	`what do you do when a VoIP provider normally gives you 100 free outgoing minutes and goofed and gave you 99999 free outgoing minutes and out of your available gave you 99899 (even though you havent used any)`
`23:22.36`	`trixter`	`and you know they dont have any valid billing info cause it was a free account`
`23:24.00`	`trixter`	`I got it just becuase its a free did didnt plan on ever using any of the outbound minutes but now I am curious :P`
`23:24.58`	`Seldon1975`	`hmm imk not getting dialtone on my SPA3000`
`23:25.04`	`Seldon1975`	`any ideas?`
`23:25.37`	`trixter`	`Seldon1975: is it connected to a server? dunno if that does dialtone without being regiatered`
`23:25.40`	`Seldon1975`	`I've set the * server address under Line 1 > Proxy and Registration > Proxy`
`23:25.52`	`Seldon1975`	`is that right?`
`23:27.26`	`Seldon1975`	`trix: is that where to set the asterisk server IP?`
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`23:28.18`	`waddy`	`Can anyone help with this eoor i get`
`23:28.20`	`waddy`	`Got SIP response 415 "Unsupported Media Type" back from`
`23:28.41`	`trixter`	`perhaps you dont have a valid coded in your allow list?`
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`23:28.58`	`trixter`	`er not valid per se, but matching with what the other server has`
`23:30.05`	`waddy`	`ill have a look thanks`
`23:30.13`	`Seldon1975`	`trix: do you know where to set the Asterisk server IP in the SPA3000 admin webpage?`
`23:30.54`	`Qwell[]`	`Seldon1975: Do you have the phone connected to the right port?`
`23:31.01`	`Qwell[]`	`spa3000 also has an fxo`
`23:31.36`	`Seldon1975`	`i have the analog phone connected to the port marked 'Phone'`
`23:31.56`	`Seldon1975`	`but Im not sure where I'm meant to specify the Asterisk server IP address`
`23:33.03`	`trixter`	`Seldon1975: nope I dont have any of those so I have no reason to know.. I just asked for something to check, becuase most devices wont give a dialtone if they arent connected to anything`
`23:33.09`	`trixter`	`check your asterisk box to see if it registered`
`23:33.59`	`Seldon1975`	`trix: ok how`
`23:35.05`	`trixter`	`sip show peers might do what you want`
`23:35.49`	`Seldon1975`	`isnt that restricted to the entries in SIP.conf`
`23:36.03`	`Qwell[]`	`well...duh`
`23:36.17`	`Seldon1975`	`..but that isnt necessary to get a dialtone`
`23:37.01`	`Seldon1975`	`..so its irrelevent`
`23:37.01`	`trixter`	`well as I said I dont know that phone specifically only that most devices dont give a dialtone if they arent connected to anything`
`23:37.12`	`trixter`	`isnt the spa3000 a sip based device?`
`23:37.16`	`Seldon1975`	`yes`
`23:37.33`	`Seldon1975`	`but my other sip based devices give a dialtone once I specify the SIP server IP`
`23:37.36`	`trixter`	`ok, so are you using realtime? or is it set up in sip.conf`
`23:37.42`	`Seldon1975`	`they dont need to be listed in sip.conf`
`23:38.08`	`Qwell[]`	`they do if you want it to do anything`
`23:38.08`	`trixter`	`ahh you dont have it set up so that they each have their won account.. I do that so that I can control which is which and send calls ot them`
`23:38.42`	`Seldon1975`	`well I have sip.conf set up for all my other phones now`
`23:38.48`	`Seldon1975`	`just not the SPA-3000`
`23:39.08`	`Seldon1975`	`it wasnt necessary for there to be an entry in sip.conf for me to get a dialtone on my other devices`
`23:39.18`	`Seldon1975`	`I just had to tell them where * was`
`23:39.18`	`trixter`	`are they spa3000s?`
`23:39.20`	`Qwell[]`	`are the other devices spa3000's?`
`23:39.25`	`Seldon1975`	`no they are Polycom301`
`23:39.33`	`Qwell[]`	`Then they're different`
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`23:39.58`	`trixter`	`I am not going to fight with you, I am just going to repeat yet again that most of the sip devices I have worked with require registration to product dialtone`
`23:40.00`	`Seldon1975`	`so let me get this straight - you havent needed to tell the SPA3000 where the Asterisk server is`
`23:40.11`	`Qwell[]`	`Who hasn't?`
`23:40.16`	`trixter`	`and that I havent worked with the spa3000 specifically`
`23:40.24`	`Seldon1975`	`ah`
`23:40.43`	`Seldon1975`	`are there any devices you've used where you didnt need to tell it the * server IP address?`
`23:40.49`	`Seldon1975`	`to get dialtone`
`23:40.54`	`trixter`	`sjlabs softphone`
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`23:41.00`	`Seldon1975`	`ok`
`23:41.02`	`trixter`	`I think xten softphone as well`
`23:41.34`	`Seldon1975`	`but these devices didnt give you dialtone till you had them in SIP.conf?`
`23:41.53`	`trixter`	`until they registered correctly with a sip server, however you configure that`
`23:42.01`	`trixter`	`if you do it with realtime you dont have to have em in sip.conf but ...`
`23:42.13`	`trixter`	`I dont know if the spa3000 is the same way or not`
`23:42.39`	`Seldon1975`	`ok thanks for your help`
`23:42.42`	`trixter`	`but I wonder how hard it is to cut and paste an exsting entry, edit the username/password parts and enter a username/password on the spa3000 and test this`
`23:43.00`	`Seldon1975`	`ive tried both with and without an entry in sip.conf`
`23:43.28`	`Seldon1975`	`what I was getting at is, is there a way you cen tell if the device has 'seen' the asterisk server`
`23:43.36`	`trixter`	`if that isnt the problem then it could be a variety of other things, is the spa3000 new? some devices wont do any dsp functions (including dialtone generation) until properly initialized, I dont know if the spa3000 is that way either`
`23:43.43`	`Seldon1975`	`because 'sip show peers' just works off sip.conf`
`23:43.59`	`trixter`	`I have logs that show registrations even if they are realtime`
`23:44.10`	`Seldon1975`	`aha`
`23:44.12`	`trixter`	`and if you rtcachefriends you can see it in the DB`
`23:47.53`	`Seldon1975`	`thx`
`23:48.24`	`matt30au`	`does anyone know how to configure Asterisk for an Australian VOIP provider, mainly mynetfone`
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`23:51.33`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Seldon1975 : The SPA-3000 only gives dial-tone if its registered`
`23:51.49`	`trixter`	`http://www.myfone.com.au/support/ there is an asterisk config thing`
`23:51.57`	`trixter`	`sometimes its good to check the vendor of the service :)`
`23:52.21`	`trixter`	`[TK]D-Fender: thanks for clearing that up I didnt know but guessed that was the problem ... now I do know :)`
`23:53.38`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`I run SPA 941 - 3000 - 2000 here`
`23:53.58`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`They all work pretty much the same`
`23:54.42`	`morale`	`anyone know where i can find a cheaper wet54gs5? i can only find them as cheap as 149$`
`23:56.22`	`Poincare`	`any ideas on how to find the cause for a: "Rx-Frame Retry[ No] -- OSeqno: 000 ISeqno: 000 Type: IAX Subclass: INVAL" response?`
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