irclog2html for #asterisk on 20060401

`00:00.29`	`Shaun222`	`ok thats wierd..`
`00:00.33`	`Shaun222`	`it doesnt have any air`
`00:00.48`	`Shaun222`	`for some reason the first playback i send has a huge delay after it`
`00:00.52`	`Shaun222`	`the rest of them after that dont.`
`00:02.17`	`Qwell[]`	`rofl@/.`
`00:02.26`	`Qwell[]`	`That's too much`
`00:02.55`	`Shaun222`	`background does the same thing.`
`00:02.56`	`Shaun222`	`wtf`
`00:02.58`	`Qwell[]`	`OMG!!! PONIES!!!`
`00:02.59`	`[hC]`	`Qwellinator`
`00:07.40`	`P4C0`	`what about alaw codec?`
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`00:12.15`	`Zodiacal`	`anyone know if queues would be right for me? we have two receptionists. A call comes in, receptionist 1 is on the phone already, the asterisk would ring receptionist 2. if both are on the phone it would beep in both receptionist ear. If none are on the phone, both phones would ring.`
`00:12.51`	`Zodiacal`	`but it woudn't beep in the ear if only one is on the phone`
`00:12.55`	`X-Rob`	`Zodiacal, are you using A@H or freePBX?`
`00:13.02`	`Zodiacal`	`a@h`
`00:13.09`	`X-Rob`	`queues then`
`00:13.13`	`X-Rob`	`I think`
`00:13.20`	`X-Rob`	`but the 'beep' depends on the phone`
`00:13.24`	`Zodiacal`	`cisco`
`00:13.41`	`Strom_M`	`Zodiacal, simpler solution: just have it ring both phones simultaneously`
`00:13.54`	`Zodiacal`	`strom_m im trying to get away from having it beep in the ear...`
`00:14.03`	`Zodiacal`	`i would rather each phones base would ring, even if on a cal`
`00:14.05`	`Zodiacal`	`but they dont seem to`
`00:14.37`	`Strom_M`	`Zodiacal, you can set the phones to only allow one call per line IIRC`
`00:14.56`	`Zodiacal`	`but they still need to know its ringing`
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`00:15.28`	`Strom_M`	`have it ring an external ringer box as well?`
`00:15.39`	`Zodiacal`	`hrmm intresting`
`00:15.43`	`Strom_M`	`I've never seen a cisco phone that rings audibly while a call is in progress`
`00:15.44`	`Zodiacal`	`external ringer box?`
`00:15.57`	`Zodiacal`	`strom_m yeah the cisco phones don't seem to have that feature`
`00:15.59`	`X-Rob`	`Zodiacal, pap2 and an cheap $10 ringer`
`00:16.11`	`Zodiacal`	`pap2? i'll have to read about that.. is that like fxo?`
`00:16.20`	`x86`	`heh`
`00:16.29`	`x86`	`Zodiacal: pap2 is an ATA`
`00:16.34`	`X-Rob`	`Zodiacal, uh. It's a two port ATA`
`00:16.37`	`x86`	`Zodiacal: made by Linksys`
`00:16.47`	`Zodiacal`	`ata?`
`00:16.54`	`Zodiacal`	`sorry im new obvously :P`
`00:17.01`	`X-Rob`	`analog telephone adaptor`
`00:17.07`	`Zodiacal`	`ic`
`00:17.25`	`x86`	`converts analog into SIP (or IAX2 in some cases)`
`00:17.31`	`x86`	`or even H323`
`00:17.38`	`x86`	`most commonly, SIP`
`00:18.12`	`Zodiacal`	`yeah thats a good workaround Strom_M Thank You!`
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`00:21.51`	`Shaun222`	`when using RECORD FILE what format does it use? gsm? RECORD FILE /tmp/recording.gsm ...`
`00:22.38`	`Shaun222`	`bah n/m`
`00:23.38`	`CrashHD`	`$50 to the first person to troubleshoot and fix my * crashing`
`00:24.16`	`phpmattk_`	`echo $?`
`00:26.41`	`Strom_M`	`CrashHD, I'll bite`
`00:26.49`	`CrashHD`	`lol`
`00:26.57`	`CrashHD`	`it's the only way I can get anything done these days`
`00:27.11`	`CrashHD`	`basically I have an * box that randomly crashes`
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`00:27.15`	`CrashHD`	`2 in fact`
`00:27.18`	`CrashHD`	`both 1.2.6`
`00:27.22`	`CrashHD`	`http://pastebin.com/633552`
`00:27.28`	`CrashHD`	`was the bt full I pulled from the core file`
`00:27.35`	`CrashHD`	`that isn't an unoptimized version though`
`00:28.16`	`CrashHD`	`that's only a partial bt full`
`00:29.06`	`CrashHD`	`http://pastebin.com/633603`
`00:29.08`	`CrashHD`	`is the full`
`00:29.14`	`CrashHD`	`these are both optimized builds`
`00:29.22`	`CrashHD`	`can't rebuild until after hours`
`00:29.43`	`Strom_M`	`CrashHD, I'd suggest throwing your money at Digium instead of at the IRC channel`
`00:30.02`	`CrashHD`	`lol`
`00:30.02`	`Strom_M`	`they'll probably be able to fix the bug more quickly`
`00:30.09`	`CrashHD`	`good suggestion`
`00:30.11`	`CrashHD`	`thank you`
`00:30.54`	`sevard`	`poopy pants`
`00:31.09`	`Strom_M`	`dead hooker salsa`
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`00:34.48`	`sevard`	`excellent.`
`00:34.58`	`sevard`	`What's up with the 'M'?`
`00:36.39`	`Shaun222`	`CrashHD: these on a physical server or VPS?`
`00:36.43`	`Strom_M`	`M == mobile == i'm using my laptop`
`00:38.04`	`sevard`	`i guessed as much`
`00:38.33`	`sevard`	`I guess you could have put Strom_CM, but then somebody might have said LOLOLZOZLZ ^U`
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`00:40.36`	`Strom_M`	`um ok>`
`00:40.38`	`Strom_M`	`?`
`00:40.53`	`sevard`	`.... ^"U"`
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`00:41.43`	`Strom_M`	`CMU?`
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`00:41.56`	`sevard`	`oh my god`
`00:41.58`	`sevard`	`don't make me cry.`
`00:42.09`	`CrashHD`	`Shaun222: physical servers`
`00:42.38`	`Strom_M`	`sevard, shrug i dont get the joke`
`00:42.56`	`sevard`	`Strom_M: stfu :\|`
`00:43.12`	`Strom_M`	`glad you can be assed to explain it to me`
`00:43.24`	`sevard`	`...you're being sarcastic`
`00:43.32`	`justinu\|laptop`	`lol, bith fight on #asterisk`
`00:44.14`	`justinu\|laptop`	`s/bith/bitch`
`00:46.04`	`CrashHD`	`gettin dirty in here`
`00:46.11`	`Qwell`	`CrashHD: You must be new here`
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`00:47.50`	`CrashHD`	`lol I am`
`00:47.56`	`CrashHD`	`enjoying myself thus far though`
`00:50.22`	`CrashHD`	`I have a few questions about *'s open sourceness`
`00:50.24`	`CrashHD`	`so to speak`
`00:50.35`	`CrashHD`	`so anyone can contribute to asterisks' code base?`
`00:50.42`	`CrashHD`	`merge to the trunk?`
`00:50.52`	`CrashHD`	`and version are built out from the svn trunk?`
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`00:53.01`	`Qwell`	`CrashHD: sorta`
`00:53.18`	`Qwell`	`anybody can contribute, but only patches which are disclaimed to Digium will ever be committed`
`00:53.44`	`Qwell`	`and two branches are maintained. trunk, which is where all new code goes, and 1.2 (currently) where only bug fixes go`
`00:54.00`	`CrashHD`	`so digium maintains the source basically?`
`00:54.02`	`Qwell`	`When 1.4 is released, they'll take a snapshot of trunk, at some point in time, and move it over to a branch`
`00:54.31`	`CrashHD`	`and they as a company determine what is released?`
`00:54.55`	`Qwell`	`define "released"`
`00:56.03`	`CrashHD`	`well`
`00:56.14`	`CrashHD`	`hmm good point lol`
`00:56.38`	`CrashHD`	`I guess anyone could use the source and make their own releases`
`00:56.59`	`CrashHD`	`but as an "asterisk" product the buck stops with them`
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`00:57.22`	`Qwell`	`right, Digium owns the Asterisk trademark`
`00:57.42`	`CrashHD`	`ok making sense now`
`00:58.38`	`talljon84`	`On a fresh * install (1.2.6) even using AOH, the music on hold skips and breaks up badly. Normal voice quality works great and the problem only occures when music on hold is playing on the call. Anyone have suggestions on how to fix this?`
`00:58.53`	`Qwell`	`talljon84: mpg123?`
`00:58.57`	`CrashHD`	`doesn't moh require an internal timing source?`
`00:58.58`	`Qwell`	`What version?`
`00:59.14`	`talljon84`	`Qwell: I believe so. AOH 2.7 install which uses it I believe.`
`00:59.22`	`Qwell`	`What version of mpg123?`
`00:59.32`	`Darwin35`	`mpg123 sucks`
`00:59.35`	`sevard`	`heh.`
`00:59.36`	`Darwin35`	`use madplayer`
`01:00.27`	`talljon84`	`there any docs on how to write that into a musiconhold.conf file?`
`01:00.58`	`Darwin35`	`its in the moh.cooonf`
`01:01.05`	`Darwin35`	`if youread it`
`01:03.53`	`talljon84`	`Darwin35: Alright, I'll take a shot at it and be back if I have Q's. :-)`
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`01:05.44`	`De_Mon`	`Good idea, bad idea? I'm tempted to start running the meetme app from asterisk-trunk instead of asterisk-1.2...`
`01:06.30`	`De_Mon`	`also, where can I download meetme2?`
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`01:10.56`	`jasonpr`	`what is the best way to play audio in a Conference?`
`01:12.07`	`CrashHD`	`* is coded in C++?`
`01:12.15`	`justinu\|laptop`	`plain c`
`01:12.17`	`Qwell`	`CrashHD: no`
`01:12.59`	`CrashHD`	`ahh`
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`01:27.39`	`Shaun222`	`what does the 6 and 25 mean in Record(file\|6\|25)`
`01:28.16`	`Strom_C`	`Shaun222, it means "take the audio and make it sound just like '25 or 6 to 4'"`
`01:28.36`	`Shaun222`	`make it sound like...`
`01:28.50`	`Shaun222`	`those numbers must have some other meaning?`
`01:29.04`	`Strom_C`	`GAH! Perfectly good joke WASTED!`
`01:29.15`	`Shaun222`	`hah`
`01:29.19`	`sevard`	`horrible.`
`01:29.21`	`Shaun222`	`i though you where being serious...`
`01:29.27`	`Shaun222`	`didnt know wtf you ment either.`
`01:29.28`	`Qwell`	`I don't get it`
`01:30.09`	`Strom_C`	`"Chicago - 25 or 6 to 4" - song from 1970`
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`01:30.18`	`Qwell`	`ok..`
`01:30.26`	`sevard`	`wtf do you mean "ok.."`
`01:30.33`	`Qwell`	`I mean "ok.."`
`01:30.42`	`Strom_C`	`ooh, a spanking!`
`01:30.52`	`sevard`	`you're not invited.`
`01:30.56`	`Strom_C`	`:(`
`01:31.46`	`Shaun222`	`ok, think i found it.. 6 seconds of silence, 25 seconds max duration`
`01:32.14`	`sevard`	`no shit.`
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`01:32.22`	`sevard`	`it has information.. but god.`
`01:32.31`	`sevard`	`what a horribly unorganized wiki`
`01:32.41`	`Shaun222`	`90% of it is full crap`
`01:32.45`	`sevard`	`it's sad :(`
`01:32.55`	`Strom_C`	`google makes the wiki useful`
`01:33.13`	`Shaun222`	`best page i found so far on it is... http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk+-+documentation+of+application+commands`
`01:33.21`	`sevard`	`'useful' bah`
`01:33.27`	`Qwell`	`Shaun222: show applications`
`01:33.36`	`Darwin35`	`its time to build a new wiki`
`01:33.42`	`Strom_C`	`http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+cmd+Record`
`01:33.48`	`Strom_C`	`I found this page in ONE SECOND OF GOOGLING`
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`01:33.56`	`Qwell`	`show application record`
`01:34.02`	`Qwell`	`look at that, less than one second`
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`01:34.36`	`Shaun222`	`funny how nobody said that until i found my answer....`
`01:34.47`	`justinu\|laptop`	`that's life`
`01:34.53`	`Qwell`	`funny that you didn't read the README file`
`01:34.54`	`Ariel_`	`hello everyone`
`01:34.55`	`_deg_`	`dont`
`01:35.04`	`justinu\|laptop`	`people would rather tell you what an idiot you are, than help you out`
`01:35.08`	`sevard`	`bahahahaha`
`01:35.11`	`justinu\|laptop`	`:P`
`01:35.23`	`Shaun222`	`Qwell: with as bad as asterisk's docs and voip-info has been i'm affraid of the readme`
`01:35.37`	`Shaun222`	`justinu\|laptop: yep..`
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`01:35.46`	`sevard`	`asterisk has a readme?`
`01:35.48`	`Qwell`	`How can you say the docs are bad if you didn't even know about them?`
`01:35.51`	`Shaun222`	`justinu\|laptop: i think you where in here the other day when i was asking about redundancy between DC's`
`01:36.07`	`justinu\|laptop`	`the key to being successful is learning not to ask questions until you REALLY REALLY need to`
`01:36.10`	`Shaun222`	`and 10 people in here went off on the diffrent meaning's of DC for like 20 minutes`
`01:36.12`	`Shaun222`	`it was rediculis`
`01:36.25`	`Strom_C`	`Shaun222, maybe you should learn to spell :)`
`01:36.48`	`Shaun222`	`Strom_C: na...`
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`01:37.29`	`Shaun222`	`Strom_C: that would mean i'd have to learn grammer again too...`
`01:37.39`	`sevard`	`again?`
`01:37.59`	`Qwell`	`no, if you learned to spell, you wouldn't learn grammer`
`01:38.00`	`Shaun222`	`sevard: well they tried to teach it to me once ;)`
`01:38.04`	`Qwell`	`You'd learn grammAr`
`01:38.04`	`Shaun222`	`think it was called school`
`01:39.13`	`justinu\|laptop`	`arguing on the internet on friday night`
`01:39.17`	`justinu\|laptop`	`a favorite pastime`
`01:39.29`	`Shaun222`	`not night here yet for me...`
`01:39.54`	`sevard`	`same, i'm waiting to get a call from my bud when he's off work`
`01:39.59`	`sevard`	`keggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg`
`01:40.00`	`justinu\|laptop`	`heh`
`01:40.04`	`Shaun222`	`sevard: haha`
`01:40.04`	`justinu\|laptop`	`of course`
`01:40.57`	`sevard`	`should be 20 minutes then it's like any other friday night / saturday night / sunday morning where i'm killing my headache with booze`
`01:42.12`	`peted20`	`anyone out there willing to help me get incoming calls working on a sip gateway? (vegastream fxo)`
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`01:45.02`	`Shaun222`	`peted20: ask your question, maybe it'll get answered`
`01:45.19`	`Shaun222`	`if not, it will once you figure it out on your own ;)`
`01:45.26`	`peted20`	`shaun222: thanks.. :)`
`01:45.38`	`Shaun222`	`peted20: just happened to me, sorry...`
`01:46.24`	`peted20`	`I can call out on my VegaStream 5010 (10 FXO) sip gateway, but when I call in Sip Debug shows asterisk responding with a 404. Can I make all calls from its IP go through somehow?`
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`01:51.57`	`paolob`	`Hi guys! I'd like to use a asterisk server to replace my old-age telephone central. I have 2 external lines and 10 extensions (internal phones). Where is a tutorial that help me to configure hw and sw? Thank you!`
`01:52.36`	`paolob`	`I've got the analog wiring from the central to the extensions, and I'd use it`
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`01:53.32`	`Strom_C`	`~thebook`
`01:53.35`	`jbot`	`from memory, thebook is Asterisk: The Future of Telephony, released under a Creative Commons license and available at http://www.asteriskdocs.org << Read the book online!`
`01:53.35`	`Shaun222`	`hmm, well i got it working, but when i press one it connects too fast and the user hears the beep`
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`01:55.45`	`talljon84`	`Is anyone aware of whether madplay can play mp3 streams such as shoutcast?`
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`02:22.06`	`paolob`	`Guys, how many extension can I connect to a Digium TDM2400P ? 6 or 24? do they need other external adapter?`
`02:28.01`	`Qwell`	`paolob: 24 if you get all 6 slots filled out`
`02:28.25`	`paolob`	`Qwell, do you mean the 6 slots of the mainboard?`
`02:28.29`	`Qwell`	`yes`
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`02:30.27`	`talljon84`	`Anyone have an idea why an call going out over a SIP trunk wouldn't make it past 100 (Processing) on the phone but the remote phone does ring?`
`02:32.42`	`paolob`	`Qwell, thank you!`
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`02:36.04`	`ambriento`	`~commands`
`02:40.38`	`paolob`	`Qwell, another question: may I put in the asterisk server many TDM400P cards, filling all the pci slots?`
`02:43.48`	`Zodiacal`	`anyone know if a user can put a caller in a que for another user, or do queues have to use the auto attendent?`
`02:46.13`	`De_Mon`	`Zodiacal you can add to queues from anywhere`
`02:46.43`	`Zodiacal`	`can each phone have its own que?`
`02:47.07`	`Zodiacal`	`basicly i wanta put callers in a line before they can speak with someone`
`02:47.12`	`De_Mon`	`knock yourself out`
`02:47.26`	`Zodiacal`	`how would a user transfer a caller to a queue?`
`02:47.52`	`Zodiacal`	`i haven't used queues before, would i just setup a que extention to transfer too?`
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`02:48.43`	`gniretar_work`	`hi all`
`02:49.33`	`De_Mon`	`http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+-+documentation+of+application+commands`
`02:49.38`	`gniretar_work`	`ERROR[6822]: chan_zap.c:10610 setup_zap: Unknown signalling method 'pri_cpe'`
`02:49.40`	`De_Mon`	`Zodiacal read the docs`
`02:49.42`	`gniretar_work`	`i'm getting that error`
`02:49.52`	`gniretar_work`	`i got that config off a working box`
`02:49.59`	`gniretar_work`	`but the new box wownt start`
`02:50.22`	`De_Mon`	`does the new box have the same zaptel card/s?`
`02:50.38`	`Zodiacal`	`de_mon okie thank you!`
`02:51.06`	`gniretar_work`	`the cards look different but i believe they are both 205P's. regardless the kernel module is the same (wct4xxp)`
`02:51.08`	`paolob`	`Guys, may I put in the asterisk server many TDM400P cards, filling all the pci slots, or am I limited to one card? thank you!`
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`02:54.28`	`Mr-packet`	`would anyone give me an opinion on how scalable asterisk might go?`
`02:55.42`	`gniretar_work`	`the comp hardware is the limit!`
`02:56.00`	`Mr-packet`	`oh, so 10,000 end users would'nt be a problem?`
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`02:58.12`	`De_Mon`	`Mr-packet you've got the idea!`
`02:59.20`	`De_Mon`	`should I be able to find meetme2 outside AAH?`
`02:59.43`	`Mr-packet`	`could i have small groups of users on individual proxys`
`02:59.54`	`Mr-packet`	`say like 10 users`
`03:00.11`	`Mr-packet`	`and have 50 or more small proxys talking back to my big sip proxy?`
`03:00.37`	`Mr-packet`	`the if needed, the calls could go out via a PRI gateway to the PTSN?`
`03:01.04`	`De_Mon`	`yes...`
`03:01.22`	`De_Mon`	`just don't ask me how to set all that up :)`
`03:01.29`	`Mr-packet`	`that i will go and learn`
`03:01.31`	`Mr-packet`	`:-)`
`03:01.47`	`Mr-packet`	`whats the general deal with assigning numbers`
`03:02.57`	`De_Mon`	`create an extension and point it to a resource`
`03:03.58`	`Mr-packet`	`if i wanted my numbers to 'co-exist' with the rest of worlds phones i mean`
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`03:05.09`	`De_Mon`	`the real world number would be associated with whatever 'resource' it comes through`
`03:05.20`	`Mr-packet`	`yeah.. i guess it would be`
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`03:06.27`	`De_Mon`	`when the call comes in, it goes to the real world number's extension in the specified context`
`03:12.13`	`Mr-packet`	`Sip does'nt really have to run on 'numbers' though does it`
`03:12.43`	`Mr-packet`	`numbers are kind of very yesterday`
`03:12.57`	`starlein`	`yeaaa realtime and mysql replication is working`
`03:13.01`	`starlein`	`great`
`03:16.27`	`De_Mon`	`thats why i was using the word resource more often`
`03:17.01`	`Mr-packet`	`is there a 'standard' that is developing on the internet`
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`03:19.13`	`Mourning`	`What do people think of Broadvoice? are they any good?`
`03:20.22`	`Darwin35`	`Broadvoice+voicepulse = death by voip`
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`03:21.02`	`Mourning`	`Darwin35: whats bad about them?`
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`03:21.27`	`Darwin35`	`lack of support and pour audio`
`03:21.52`	`Mourning`	`Darwin35: they only support 1 concurrent connection too`
`03:22.10`	`Mourning`	`Is Teliax any good?`
`03:22.28`	`Darwin35`	`We are doing our best to be better`
`03:22.42`	`Darwin35`	`and you can connect more then 1 device`
`03:22.56`	`Darwin35`	`and we support both sip and iax`
`03:23.04`	`Mourning`	`we?`
`03:23.07`	`troyb1`	`no one provide is really better then any other, they all push the same service`
`03:23.24`	`Darwin35`	`and since we moved to the new backbone seems audio is much better`
`03:23.26`	`troyb1`	`the only real differences are price and customer service :P`
`03:23.37`	`troyb1`	`Darkhalf i dont think this is the right place to be pushing your services..`
`03:23.51`	`Darwin35`	`I am just a tech there`
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`03:23.52`	`troyb1`	`err Darwin35 :P`
`03:23.55`	`alephcom`	`I think that's oversimplifying it. I've run into outfits that where awful and I have another provider that throws it straight onto the pstn and sound quality rules`
`03:24.12`	`Darwin35`	`no we have had our issues`
`03:24.17`	`troyb1`	`alephcom yeah thats just saturation though :(`
`03:24.31`	`Darwin35`	`but we strive too give good support`
`03:24.33`	`Pegger`	`if I am using a 2.6 kernel then what module do i need to modprobe to get working timer so i can run a meet me?`
`03:24.43`	`russellb`	`This is not a commercial channel, please do not advertise in here`
`03:25.09`	`Mourning`	`Has anyone had any good experience with Teliax?`
`03:25.22`	`troyb1`	`russellb my point exactly :P`
`03:26.25`	`alephcom`	`troyb: saturation?`
`03:27.03`	`troyb1`	`alephcom if the sound quality was bad, i would assume the provider's backbone was saturated and or suffering from high latency.`
`03:27.32`	`Mourning`	`Anyone without any commercial interest have any suggestions for a good ITSP`
`03:27.35`	`Zodiacal`	`anyone know how i can get asterisk to run a cli command , the command is "sccp message devices" it doesn't seem to be an 'application' is there another way to run this?`
`03:28.10`	`alephcom`	`troyb: gotcha`
`03:28.43`	`troyb1`	`from my point of view if you are negotiating GSM you barely need any bandwidth :P`
`03:28.46`	`alephcom`	`Mourning: I've been trying out plainvoip and the sound quality seems good. I've had fairly good luck with voipjet also.`
`03:28.50`	`Pegger`	`if I am using a 2.6 kernel then what module do i need to modprobe to get working timer so i can run a meet me?`
`03:29.00`	`alephcom`	`gsm, ugh. Stick with ulaw`
`03:29.19`	`troyb1`	`alephcom you would be surprised how much cash that saves the provider :?`
`03:29.20`	`troyb1`	`* :>`
`03:29.41`	`alephcom`	`Is it worth it? I'll gladly pay extra for the quality`
`03:29.43`	`Mourning`	`alephcom: does plainvoip support multiple connections?`
`03:29.58`	`alephcom`	`I say that in one breath and in another breath I push cheap providers.`
`03:30.37`	`alephcom`	`I think so but I don't know all the details yet. I'm waiting to find out how good their sales and support departments are.`
`03:30.41`	`troyb1`	`alephcom in the real world if everyone was willing to pay a 'fair price' for services there wouldnt be any cheaper providers.. welcome to capitalism`
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`03:33.12`	`alephcom`	`I don't know if I agree 100% with you... There are some places that I'm willing to pay for more support than others. I guess it would all depend how you would calculate your "fair price" We might never get done this discussion. :-)`
`03:33.29`	`troyb1`	`haha :>`
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`03:33.50`	`Pegger`	`anyone want to buy my cisco 7912`
`03:34.16`	`Sedorox`	`how much?`
`03:34.28`	`troyb1`	`i define 'fair price' as a dollar amount that provides ample profit to the supplier as well as good value to the consumer :o`
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`03:36.02`	`alephcom`	`Yeah, that I totally agree with. It's in my best interests for both my customers and my suppliers to be happy and making money.`
`03:36.15`	`alephcom`	`However, I don't think a perfect balance is possible. :-(`
`03:37.02`	`troyb1`	`alephcom thats why i said welcome to capitalism.. pull up a chair and take a seat on the floor :P`
`03:38.10`	`alephcom`	`you win! I'll sit in the back with my book open and pretend to write down what is being said.`
`03:38.43`	`troyb1`	`haha :( hopefully tonight will pick up a little bit`
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`03:51.13`	`Mourning`	`Anyone else have any suggestions on the best ITSPs out there?`
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`03:54.01`	`PakiPenguin`	`morning`
`03:54.24`	`shido6`	`PakiPenguin`
`03:54.31`	`shido6`	`hey`
`03:54.48`	`shido6`	`the sun is over there`
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`03:55.08`	`Pegger`	`Mourning, so far they are al crap`
`03:55.21`	`shido6`	`Sunlit earth dashboard widget :)`
`03:55.30`	`PakiPenguin`	`m:) hi shido :p`
`03:55.31`	`jasonpr`	`How can play a sound clip in a confernece call?`
`03:55.40`	`shido6`	`hehe`
`03:55.45`	`shido6`	`Manager interface`
`03:55.47`	`shido6`	`jasonpr:`
`03:55.54`	`jasonpr`	`what command should I use?`
`03:56.16`	`jasonpr`	`I have two people in the conferenc and I want to play a file so they both can hear it.`
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`04:42.49`	`ComputerWarm`	`Hello all, question has anyone build anything for asterisk that will keep track of pdd acd asr?`
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`05:17.01`	`x86`	`gah`
`05:17.12`	`x86`	`i cant get nv_backgrounddetect to compile :(`
`05:17.16`	`Strom_C`	`oops`
`05:17.27`	`x86`	`Strom_C: you have it compiled?`
`05:17.46`	`Strom_C`	`does it compile as part of the standard asterisk install?`
`05:17.54`	`x86`	`nope`
`05:18.10`	`Strom_C`	`well then I probably don't have it compiled`
`05:19.44`	`Strom_C`	`anyone care to test my guest IAX context? :)`
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`05:28.01`	`Strom_C`	`don'r all jump in at once now`
`05:28.51`	`shido6`	`k`
`05:32.13`	`De_Mon`	`I don't have an iax phone :)`
`05:32.30`	`De_Mon`	`can I test it using a pots line?`
`05:32.45`	`Strom_C`	`no`
`05:35.30`	`alephcom`	`ComputerWarm: I have most of it for the acd and asr. I'm still working on pdd.`
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`05:36.19`	`shifter`	`all these great gsm sound files, and not one that just says 'the'. am i just not looking in the right place? i've even tried the extra sounds`
`05:36.20`	`ComputerWarm`	alephcom i think asr and acd is easy... its the pdd thats the tricky part isn`t it?
`05:37.13`	`alephcom`	`asr and acd can be done from the cdrs. I think I have a way to do pdd but I'm not done it yet.`
`05:37.20`	`alephcom`	`asterisk doesn't have native support for that.`
`05:37.47`	`ComputerWarm`	`ya i have been trying to figure out the pdd for a while now, i think it would come in handy for the business i am in`
`05:38.22`	`De_Mon`	`are there any web based phones that work with asterisk?`
`05:38.44`	`ComputerWarm`	`not sure De_Mon sorry`
`05:38.47`	`alephcom`	`Drop me a line at darren@aleph-com.net. I'll try to work on this tomorrow.`
`05:39.14`	`ComputerWarm`	`alephcom ok thanks... have you ever used/installed spandsp`
`05:39.31`	`shifter`	`De_Mon: on voip-info.org i was reading about a softphone in Flash that uses IAX`
`05:39.40`	`alephcom`	`I haven't.`
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`05:40.02`	`ComputerWarm`	`alephcom ok thanks anyway.. anyone else here installed spandsp?`
`05:40.43`	`De_Mon`	`shifter 'the' by it self usually sounds pretty out of place, what phrase are you trying to create?`
`05:41.14`	`De_Mon`	`shifter you could always hack up one of the many multiword phrases with 'the' in it...`
`05:41.42`	`shifter`	`De_Mon: yeah, i know. i just wanted to do 'press 8500 for the voicemail system'`
`05:42.43`	`shifter`	`De_Mon: oh, that phone i read about doesn't work in browser, i assumed it did since it used Flash`
`05:43.33`	`x86`	`so no one has app_nv_backgrounddetect compiled?`
`05:44.00`	`De_Mon`	`shifter blah :(`
`05:44.17`	`De_Mon`	`shifter you could use: to-log-in-to-voice-mail.gsm`
`05:45.39`	`shifter`	`ohhhh`
`05:46.07`	`shifter`	`that'll work! thanks.`
`05:46.42`	`De_Mon`	`yup, nite all.`
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`06:02.03`	`Flauto`	`i have a question about disa`
`06:02.16`	`Flauto`	`can i define what context to use?`
`06:02.24`	`Flauto`	`for my asterisk box`
`06:02.40`	`Flauto`	`home has the most dialing power`
`06:03.07`	`Flauto`	`i want to limite different users to use different dialing power`
`06:03.11`	`Flauto`	`any idea`
`06:03.24`	`kimosabe`	`is there a way to add an adaptor to a pc in order to have more pci slots than normal`
`06:03.45`	`tainted_`	`Fellatio yes it's possible`
`06:03.52`	`x86`	`rofl`
`06:04.20`	`tainted_`	`well my freudian mind kept reading it that way ... so wth`
`06:17.00`	`Flauto`	`figured it out now`
`06:17.01`	`Flauto`	`good`
`06:17.03`	`Flauto`	`hehe`
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`06:29.11`	`frk2`	`helllllllooooo!`
`06:29.36`	`frk2`	`how come ALL IP phones suck so bad?`
`06:29.46`	`frk2`	`all but the expensive ones :)`
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`06:34.02`	`xylox`	`there... pressed it again`
`06:34.44`	`Flauto`	`hehe`
`06:35.35`	`Flauto`	`yeah, press it again`
`06:35.36`	`xylox`	`No way! Don't want to get banned from freenode!`
`06:35.36`	`xylox`	`hehe`
`06:37.05`	`Flauto`	`hehe`
`06:37.05`	`frk2`	`how come it didnt affect me?`
`06:37.05`	`frk2`	`am i too cool?`
`06:37.16`	`frk2`	`:)`
`06:37.16`	`Flauto`	`i guess`
`06:37.34`	`Flauto`	`any really good solution of enumlookup?`
`06:37.50`	`frk2`	`i have a more basic issue man.. why do cheap IP phones exist?`
`06:37.54`	`frk2`	`NONE work`
`06:37.55`	`frk2`	`:)`
`06:38.17`	`GraNNy-`	`i've gotten cheap shit ip phones to work`
`06:38.23`	`frk2`	`no i mean they work`
`06:38.24`	`Flauto`	`hehe`
`06:38.29`	`frk2`	`but damnit`
`06:38.34`	`frk2`	`so many random issues`
`06:38.37`	`GraNNy-`	`frk2: you get what you paid for, ya kmnow?`
`06:38.42`	`Flauto`	`hehe, then, spend more money`
`06:38.42`	`frk2`	`i know man`
`06:38.50`	`frk2`	`im really unhappy with the gxp 2000 :(`
`06:38.55`	`Flauto`	`there is a balance between price and quality`
`06:38.55`	`frk2`	`i had high aspirations`
`06:39.01`	`h3x`	`gxp2000 = doorstop`
`06:39.17`	`frk2`	`glad to know other people hate it too`
`06:39.27`	`frk2`	`the problem is it works AWESOME in my office.. with low call volume`
`06:39.40`	`h3x`	`it costs way too much`
`06:39.42`	`frk2`	`if I give it to my client's operator - boom.. hung in an hour max`
`06:39.44`	`h3x`	`you are better off with pots and atas`
`06:39.49`	`GraNNy-`	`are you sure it's the phone and not the QoS you are running?`
`06:40.03`	`GraNNy-`	`or not running? :)`
`06:40.10`	`Flauto`	`hehe`
`06:40.23`	`frk2`	`h3x i know`
`06:40.29`	`frk2`	`but i cant with a POTS to an operator`
`06:40.35`	`frk2`	`thinking of biting the bullet`
`06:40.40`	`frk2`	`and buying a polycom`
`06:40.50`	`frk2`	`if that doesnt work i would declare VOIP unstable`
`06:40.51`	`frk2`	`:)`
`06:41.02`	`frk2`	`VOIP phones sorry`
`06:41.08`	`GraNNy-`	`the phones are fine`
`06:41.25`	`frk2`	`the grandstreams?`
`06:41.40`	`GraNNy-`	`if you are dropping other people's traffic and preferencing the voip, you are going to have problems`
`06:41.46`	`GraNNy-`	`err`
`06:41.53`	`GraNNy-`	`aren't dropping other people's traffic, i should say`
`06:42.03`	`frk2`	`no no`
`06:42.04`	`GraNNy-`	`and not preferencing the voip`
`06:42.06`	`GraNNy-`	`dammit, i'm tired`
`06:42.08`	`frk2`	`sound quality is NOT the issue here`
`06:42.13`	`thx2000`	`Anyone have any words of wisdom for getting my spa2100 talking to asterisk? can't get it to register for the life of me`
`06:42.15`	`GraNNy-`	`don't listen to me, it's almost 1am CST :)`
`06:42.22`	`frk2`	`heheheh`
`06:42.25`	`frk2`	`its awrite granny`
`06:42.29`	`frk2`	`i always listen to elders.`
`06:42.49`	`GraNNy-`	`frk2: ;)`
`06:42.53`	`Flauto`	`thx200, look into private chat`
`06:44.16`	`frk2`	`so granny you got grandstream.`
`06:44.28`	`frk2`	`sounds like a slogan`
`06:44.33`	`frk2`	`for some energy drink`
`06:44.37`	`frk2`	`or Milk`
`06:44.41`	`frk2`	`Got Grandstream?`
`06:46.49`	`frk2`	`so guys`
`06:46.58`	`frk2`	`the polycom would work OKAY with Asterisk right? anybody cares?`
`06:59.16`	`Flauto`	`any taiwanese here?`
`06:59.27`	`Flauto`	`i have a question for taiwanese`
`06:59.40`	`Flauto`	`hmmm....`
`06:59.42`	`Flauto`	`guess not`
`06:59.51`	`frk2`	`im close to taiwan`
`06:59.54`	`frk2`	`never been there`
`06:59.55`	`frk2`	`lol`
`07:01.49`	`Flauto`	`where are you`
`07:02.15`	`Flauto`	`i need to know there cell phone number settings`
`07:02.20`	`Flauto`	`any idea?`
`07:02.20`	`frk2`	`just kiddin man`
`07:02.26`	`frk2`	`negative`
`07:02.36`	`frk2`	`i mean im in PK`
`07:02.39`	`tsume`	`"the french tanks only have one gear... reverse" :D`
`07:02.41`	`frk2`	`thats close- not that close`
`07:03.02`	`Flauto`	`what is pk`
`07:04.49`	`tsume`	`Pakistan`
`07:05.09`	`Flauto`	`hehe, right, that is very close to taiwan`
`07:05.31`	`tsume`	`well that is what .pk :)`
`07:05.46`	`tsume`	`could be Peking :)`
`07:06.01`	`tsume`	`China de :P eww ;)`
`07:07.21`	`dlynes`	`Flauto: something.pk.tw?`
`07:07.56`	`tsume`	`hmm`
`07:08.40`	`dlynes`	`Flauto, pk doesn't really mean anything in Taiwan...Taiwan doesn't use English characters to show phonetic Chinesse`
`07:08.51`	`dlynes`	`Flauto, they use zhuyin (bopopmofo)`
`07:08.55`	`dlynes`	`Flauto, they use zhuyin (bopomofo)`
`07:09.03`	`Flauto`	`not about that`
`07:09.16`	`Flauto`	`i just want to know their setting for their cell phones`
`07:09.33`	`tsume`	`Flauto: going to hack their cell network? :)`
`07:09.34`	`Flauto`	`i don't want my callers from my system to call their cell phone numbers`
`07:09.40`	`Flauto`	`haha`
`07:09.41`	`Flauto`	`no`
`07:09.48`	`Flauto`	`i have no interests`
`07:10.01`	`tsume`	`Flauto: change their voice system to Japanese ;)`
`07:10.47`	`tsume`	`Flauto: well if you're out of the area, you could always just block the international code.`
`07:11.11`	`dlynes`	`Taiwan Mobile8869`
`07:11.12`	`dlynes`	`Taiwan Mobile88660`
`07:13.21`	`bsdfreak`	`negatory`
`07:16.09`	`Flauto`	`thanks`
`07:16.12`	`Flauto`	`dlynes`
`07:16.14`	`Flauto`	`good night`
`07:16.16`	`Flauto`	`guys`
`07:16.22`	`Flauto`	`time to go crash`
`07:16.22`	`Flauto`	`bye`
`07:16.46`	`dlynes`	`frk2, lots of peeps have polycom working with asterisk, however, selling polycom with asterisk breaches your polycom reseller agreement`
`07:17.06`	`frk2`	`oh i aint becoming a polycom reseller`
`07:17.15`	`frk2`	`but what to do man`
`07:17.20`	`frk2`	`ive tried all the cheap phones`
`07:17.44`	`frk2`	`i had my hopes on the grandstream but even that is showing weirdness- ONLY at my client's though :(`
`07:17.52`	`frk2`	`grandstream itself is clueless`
`07:17.56`	`dlynes`	`frk2, Try Aastra/Sayson`
`07:17.56`	`frk2`	`keep on upgrading firmwares`
`07:18.03`	`dlynes`	`frk2, It's super easy to get working with Asterisk`
`07:18.10`	`frk2`	`Aastra's?`
`07:18.17`	`frk2`	`you recommend those over polycoms?`
`07:18.28`	`dlynes`	`frk2, And it's a good quality phone, with a nice heavy handset, good speakerphone that's useful from up to about ten feet away, ...`
`07:18.44`	`dlynes`	`frk2, no, but I know they work well with Asterisk from personal experience`
`07:19.04`	`frk2`	`hmmm`
`07:19.06`	`dlynes`	`frk2, I've never worked with polycom and asterisk, because I don't want to lose our polycom reseller status`
`07:19.14`	`frk2`	`i see`
`07:19.37`	`dlynes`	`frk2, There's about a $20USD price difference`
`07:19.50`	`dlynes`	`frk2, and busy lamp field is supported on Aastra phones`
`07:20.15`	`dlynes`	`frk2, www.sayson.com for more info`
`07:22.07`	`dlynes`	`frk2, I've tried the Azatel phones too (see also gvc, Advantage Century Telecom (ACT))`
`07:22.14`	`dlynes`	`frk2, They suck big time`
`07:22.24`	`h3x`	`snom rules`
`07:22.35`	`frk2`	`hmmm`
`07:22.40`	`frk2`	`i've heard good things about snom`
`07:22.45`	`frk2`	`and Aastra`
`07:22.46`	`dlynes`	`h3x, snom is next to impossible for the end user to comprehend how to use`
`07:22.52`	`h3x`	`no it isnt`
`07:22.56`	`dlynes`	`h3x, their user interface is absolute hell`
`07:23.01`	`h3x`	`what?!`
`07:23.03`	`h3x`	`how is that`
`07:23.21`	`dlynes`	`h3x, Have you used the snom 200, snom 220?`
`07:23.30`	`dlynes`	`h3x, or how about the snom 360?`
`07:23.39`	`h3x`	`200 and 220 are not snom`
`07:23.43`	`h3x`	`they are elmeg products`
`07:23.54`	`h3x`	`320 is nicer than the 360 really`
`07:24.01`	`dlynes`	`h3x, could've sworn they were snom...they say snom right on their molded plastic`
`07:24.09`	`h3x`	`snom rebadged elmeg products`
`07:24.19`	`h3x`	`now they wont even admit they sold them and tell you to contact elmeg`
`07:24.46`	`dlynes`	`ah...anyways...the user interface on them sucks badly`
`07:24.58`	`dlynes`	`the snom 360 seems to have the same crappy interface`
`07:25.13`	`dlynes`	`i'm surprised they even sold any the interface is so horribly designed`
`07:25.34`	`dlynes`	`not to mention the price point on the snoms is not worth it`
`07:25.48`	`dlynes`	`the handset is continually falling off`
`07:26.00`	`dlynes`	`is the handset problem just with the 200/220?`
`07:26.13`	`dlynes`	`the cradle wasn't very well designed on them`
`07:26.49`	`dlynes`	`mind you, when i look at voip phones`
`07:27.12`	`dlynes`	`I compare them to traditional handsets like the Nortel Mxxx series`
`07:27.22`	`frk2`	`the aastra 9114 matches polycom 301's functionality`
`07:27.28`	`frk2`	`and is $50 more expensive`
`07:27.38`	`dlynes`	`frk2, eh?`
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`07:27.54`	`dlynes`	`frk2, our dealer prices for the aastras are definitely cheaper than the polycoms`
`07:28.03`	`frk2`	`sorry 9133i`
`07:28.24`	`dlynes`	`frk2, I assumed you must have meant the 9133i, anyways`
`07:28.36`	`dlynes`	`frk2, 9114 is just a courtesy phone`
`07:30.00`	`frk2`	`hmmmm`
`07:30.10`	`frk2`	`so you saying go for 9133i`
`07:30.18`	`dlynes`	`frk2, besides...if you've ever used a newer series Nortel digital handset`
`07:30.33`	`dlynes`	`frk2, You've actually used the same shell that's used on the Aastras`
`07:30.43`	`frk2`	`hmmm`
`07:30.58`	`dlynes`	`frk2, I'm not saying go for the 9133i...you should make your own decision`
`07:31.12`	`dlynes`	`frk2, But I've got 9133i's out in the field, and our customers are quite happy with them`
`07:31.38`	`frk2`	`my decisions have been wrong :) atcom, grandstream , etc :) so now im counting on you`
`07:31.40`	`frk2`	`hehe`
`07:32.07`	`dlynes`	`frk2, first thing they did as soon as they ditched their old ip phones and got the aastras was they tested the speakerphone functionality`
`07:32.16`	`dlynes`	`frk2, Are you from Canada or the US?`
`07:33.31`	`frk2`	`PK dude`
`07:33.41`	`dlynes`	`frk2, oh...thought you were joking :)`
`07:33.46`	`frk2`	`no man`
`07:34.58`	`tsume`	`dlynes: plus snom sucks`
`07:35.14`	`tsume`	`dlynes: the 400USD phone I bought from them echos like hell`
`07:35.26`	`tsume`	`dlynes: and yes, I've tried every possible method of configuring it :)`
`07:35.33`	`frk2`	`so im assuming that aastra's are god`
`07:35.41`	`tsume`	`them and their proud bootup screen, "Linux 2.4.blah"`
`07:35.47`	`dlynes`	`tsume, lol`
`07:35.48`	`tsume`	`the end product bites`
`07:35.55`	`dlynes`	`tsume, and drastically overpriced`
`07:36.03`	`tsume`	`dlynes: I agree`
`07:36.04`	`frk2`	`the grandstream is so freakin cool.. if it JUST DIDNT HANG!!`
`07:36.08`	`dlynes`	`frk2, yes, the aastra's are quite good`
`07:36.19`	`dlynes`	`frk2, grandstream is freaking ugly :)`
`07:36.26`	`tsume`	`frk2: I've used grandstream, but only the newer ones`
`07:36.30`	`dlynes`	`frk2, well, the budgetones :)`
`07:36.32`	`tsume`	`dlynes: or.. just so freaking simple ;)`
`07:36.35`	`frk2`	`not really man.. i kinda like their LCD`
`07:36.40`	`tsume`	`yes, the bedgetones`
`07:36.49`	`frk2`	`and i have the CTU ringtone on it`
`07:36.54`	`frk2`	`so everytime it rings i get happy`
`07:37.00`	`tsume`	`dlynes: I like the newer one which I use as a reception phone, it has 11 line appearances :)`
`07:37.12`	`tsume`	`dlynes: I like bugetone because it increases my profits :)`
`07:37.17`	`frk2`	`GXP 2000`
`07:37.25`	`frk2`	`thats the one i was talking about`
`07:37.27`	`frk2`	`its awesome`
`07:37.29`	`frk2`	`but it hangs`
`07:37.38`	`frk2`	`thats the only complain`
`07:37.38`	`dlynes`	`tsume, I don't like it because our customers won't even look at it`
`07:38.57`	`tsume`	`I sell them to the customer for 100~USD, and buy them for about 39. I also charge additional on shipping :)`
`07:39.09`	`tsume`	`dlynes: the hotels and motels like them..`
`07:39.32`	`tsume`	`dlynes: they are "simple" for "simple" people who just want to friggen use the phone and not the instant messaging features like in a polycom :)`
`07:39.51`	`frk2`	`i have bad experience with simple Atcom's`
`07:39.54`	`frk2`	`the pa1688 phones`
`07:40.22`	`dlynes`	`tsume, yeah, they'd probably be useful in that situation`
`07:40.31`	`dlynes`	`tsume, but our customers are all offices`
`07:40.36`	`dlynes`	`tsume, and warehouses`
`07:41.36`	`tsume`	`dlynes: well, I'd buy the GXP then :)`
`07:41.44`	`dlynes`	`frk2, anyways...you won't go wrong with the Aastra 9133i`
`07:41.46`	`tsume`	`dlynes: and I'd charge 200 like NEC likes to do`
`07:42.13`	`dlynes`	`frk2, it works well with asterisk, and it even supports the hint extension`
`07:42.21`	`dlynes`	`frk2, the hint extension is used for busy lamp field`
`07:42.39`	`dlynes`	`I've gotta run now...friend wants to go grab some bubble tea`
`07:42.48`	`X-Rob`	`pa1688 is arse`
`07:42.53`	`tuxinator_linux`	`bubble tea?`
`07:42.54`	`frk2`	`i know`
`07:42.55`	`X-Rob`	`stinky, stinky, arse.`
`07:43.01`	`frk2`	`ive used the BLF on the GXP too`
`07:43.08`	`dlynes`	`tuxinator_linux, yeah...nai cha`
`07:43.13`	`frk2`	`dude the pa1688 is really bad`
`07:43.20`	`frk2`	`dlynes - thanks for the advice dude`
`07:43.22`	`frk2`	`i appreciate it`
`07:43.23`	`dlynes`	`tuxinator_linux, It's a taiwanese thing`
`07:43.44`	`tuxinator_linux`	`ah, good stuff .. sounds like`
`07:43.53`	`dlynes`	`frk2, It's a Canadian company, too...they have experience shipping internationally too`
`07:43.53`	`frk2`	`actually i guess the GXP 2000 is worse since it HANGSSSSS on me!!!!`
`07:44.10`	`frk2`	`i'll just get it from voipsupply - they love me`
`07:44.12`	`[av]bani`	`frk2: try the beta firmware`
`07:44.27`	`frk2`	`man ive tried beta AND the alpha firmware now`
`07:44.29`	`frk2`	`it HANGS`
`07:44.30`	`tsume`	`frk2: yeah, I say firmware as well :)`
`07:44.36`	`tsume`	`frk2: but why? ;)`
`07:44.39`	`frk2`	`the funny shit is it doesnt hang in MY office`
`07:44.41`	`tsume`	`frk2: no logs or anything?`
`07:44.42`	`[av]bani`	`we have a bunch of gxp2k in the office, no hangs`
`07:44.50`	`[av]bani`	`maybe bad power?`
`07:44.54`	`[av]bani`	`not on ups`
`07:45.02`	`frk2`	`its not on a ups`
`07:45.10`	`[av]bani`	`i mean where it hangs`
`07:45.12`	`frk2`	`but how bad can the power be?`
`07:45.16`	`[av]bani`	`bad`
`07:45.19`	`[av]bani`	`way bad`
`07:45.20`	`frk2`	`even the atcom phones work`
`07:45.27`	`frk2`	`everything works`
`07:45.30`	`frk2`	`except the GXP`
`07:45.34`	`dlynes`	`frk2, yeah...well, i've tried *72 in our office through asterisk on a given phone line through a sipura 3000 unit, and it worked`
`07:45.36`	`[av]bani`	`shrug, just something to try`
`07:45.37`	`frk2`	`maybe the GXP is just so sensitive`
`07:45.42`	`dlynes`	`frk2, got it out to the customer's place, and it didn't`
`07:45.44`	`[av]bani`	`or you can ignore it and just not even try`
`07:45.50`	`dlynes`	`frk2, they used the same freaking phone company, too`
`07:46.17`	`frk2`	`avbani thats a good hint though`
`07:46.19`	`[av]bani`	`we have everything on ups at my office...`
`07:46.26`	`frk2`	`thats the only thing thats different in my office and my clients`
`07:46.32`	`frk2`	`my office everything is on UPS`
`07:46.32`	`[av]bani`	`and havent had a hang yet`
`07:46.41`	`frk2`	`client = nothing on a ups`
`07:46.45`	`[av]bani`	`yay?`
`07:46.46`	`dlynes`	`frk2, if asterisk supported more than one w in the dialplan, it would have worked`
`07:47.01`	`tsume`	`I always have everything on UPS as well`
`07:47.08`	`dlynes`	`anyways..outties`
`07:47.10`	`tsume`	`I've had problems when the phone wasn't on a UPS`
`07:47.13`	`frk2`	`thanks dlynes`
`07:47.18`	`frk2`	`take care care`
`07:47.23`	`frk2`	`tsume - like hanging?`
`07:47.27`	`frk2`	`the hanging is TOTALLY random`
`07:47.35`	`frk2`	`sometimes it wont hang for dayss`
`07:47.36`	`tsume`	`frk2: yes. especially here`
`07:47.46`	`tsume`	`the electric company outputs 140W`
`07:47.48`	`frk2`	`tsume you in the third world as well?`
`07:47.52`	`frk2`	`:)`
`07:48.01`	`tsume`	`frk2: I live in Homer,Alaska`
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`07:48.27`	`frk2`	`i dont know whether thats counted in the 3rd world or not`
`07:48.28`	`frk2`	`:)`
`07:48.33`	`frk2`	`hmmm`
`07:48.35`	`tsume`	`frk2: its in the US :)`
`07:48.40`	`frk2`	`not really man`
`07:48.42`	`frk2`	`its alaska`
`07:48.49`	`frk2`	`:)`
`07:49.00`	`frk2`	`j/k`
`07:49.02`	`tsume`	`frk2: well.. the only difference between us and the lower 48.. we have sex with bears ;)`
`07:49.07`	`frk2`	`haha`
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`07:49.23`	`frk2`	`i mean north dakota is in the US too`
`07:49.32`	`tsume`	`let me write one of the jokes which go around here.`
`07:49.58`	`Strom_C`	`hi hi`
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`07:50.40`	`tsume`	`Strom_C: hey, what are you up to?`
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`07:51.01`	`Strom_C`	`not much`
`07:52.21`	`frk2`	`guys thanks for the ups tip`
`07:52.23`	`Corydon76-home`	`Have you seen Slashdot yet today?`
`07:52.25`	`frk2`	`didnt even think about that`
`07:52.30`	`frk2`	`was blaming the phone all the time`
`07:52.33`	`frk2`	`am out`
`07:52.38`	`frk2`	`gonna try the ups bit`
`07:52.43`	`Corydon76-home`	`The site redesign was amazing... looks great...`
`07:57.00`	`Qwell`	`Corydon-w: OMG!!! PONIES!!!`
`07:57.03`	`Qwell`	`:D`
`07:57.22`	`tsume`	`today is a reason why people don't subscribe more to trolldot`
`07:57.39`	`xylox`	`no kidding`
`07:57.53`	`Corydon76-home`	`Don't forget about today's release of Asterisk 3.14`
`07:59.11`	`xylox`	`I can't believe they rewrote the core and never told us`
`07:59.19`	`xylox`	`It's 1000% better this way`
`07:59.46`	`xylox`	`and g729 built in with no license fees!`
`08:00.21`	`Corydon76-home`	`and since the NyQuil I took earlier is finally kicking in... I'm going to bed...`
`08:04.34`	`h3x`	`Not only is Asterisk an intriguing open source option for VoIP, but as an open source hardware product it has become the proving ground for the entire open source movement. Spencer has been as admired for his marketing skill as for his technical abilities," stated the article in Network World.`
`08:04.38`	`h3x`	`they arent selling open source hardware anymore!$#`
`08:06.26`	`Strom_C`	`h3x, bullshit, the plans are at zapatatelephony.org`
`08:06.32`	`h3x`	`like i was saying`
`08:06.37`	`h3x`	`they do not sell open source hardware anymore`
`08:06.42`	`h3x`	`thats the t/e400p`
`08:07.06`	`Strom_C`	`plans for the T/E400P are on the site`
`08:07.17`	`h3x`	`no shit`
`08:07.29`	`Corydon76-home`	`Strom_C: that's the old bus slave architecture. The current boards all use bus mastering`
`08:07.38`	`Strom_C`	`ah ok`
`08:07.38`	`h3x`	`but mark didnt make the t/e400`
`08:07.50`	`Corydon76-home`	`h3x: actually, he did`
`08:07.51`	`h3x`	`like the press release sounds like`
`08:07.57`	`h3x`	`no that was jim dixon`
`08:08.03`	`Corydon76-home`	`h3x: Mark both designed and built the t400p`
`08:08.16`	`h3x`	`he never claimed to do the EE part`
`08:08.19`	`Corydon76-home`	`h3x: No, Jim Dixon did the original Tormenta ISA card`
`08:08.23`	`denon`	`maybe they mean open source, as the boards are highly software-powered, and the software is open source`
`08:08.45`	`Corydon76-home`	`Mark did the Tormenta2 PCI card, aka the T400P`
`08:08.46`	`h3x`	`maybe, but they dont have the boot strap sourcecode in zaptel`
`08:08.48`	`denon`	`ie: soft dsp`
`08:09.06`	`h3x`	`bullll shit`
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`08:09.13`	`h3x`	`i talked to jim about this`
`08:09.34`	`Strom_C`	`h3x, perhaps you would be more effective bitching at digium instead of at the IRC channel`
`08:09.50`	`h3x`	`like digium cares, they are making millions off this stuff`
`08:09.50`	`h3x`	`heh`
`08:10.02`	`denon`	`so go buy a nortel .. that'll show em`
`08:10.08`	`h3x`	`hahaha`
`08:11.18`	`starlein`	`someone can please supply app_meetme2.c ?`
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`08:13.03`	`Strom_C`	`Corydon76-home, can you test my asterisk box's guest iax context by placing a call to it?`
`08:13.45`	`Corydon76-home`	`Strom_C: I'm about to fall over, partly from tiredness, and partly from the wonderful antihistamine drugs`
`08:13.51`	`Strom_C`	`heh ok`
`08:14.03`	`Strom_C`	`anyone else willing to place a test call?`
`08:14.09`	`Corydon76-home`	`Tomorrow, I will`
`08:15.42`	`xylox`	`sure`
`08:16.15`	`xylox`	`what's the info?`
`08:16.15`	`Strom_C`	`xylox, IAX2/guest@gladstone.stromcarlson.com/s`
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`08:16.39`	`_medic_`	`hi`
`08:17.00`	`xylox`	`music on hold`
`08:17.07`	`xylox`	`ahh your menu`
`08:17.20`	`Strom_C`	`i havent set up the traffic yet`
`08:17.23`	`Strom_C`	`everything else works`
`08:17.27`	`xylox`	`well`
`08:17.28`	`xylox`	`it works`
`08:17.35`	`Strom_C`	`cool`
`08:17.36`	`Strom_C`	`thanks`
`08:17.38`	`xylox`	`sure`
`08:18.04`	`_medic_`	`i got a question to record/monitor .. which codec is the best to do it ? i tried wav and alaw, but they both have a real bad sound quality... they sound metalish`
`08:18.17`	`Strom_C`	`_medic_, wav is the best`
`08:18.22`	`xylox`	`I don't have that problem`
`08:18.28`	`Strom_C`	`remember, phone calls are only 8khz audio`
`08:18.31`	`_medic_`	`:-/ ..`
`08:18.55`	`Strom_C`	`_medic_, but if your phone calls are all GSM or something, then they'll sound like crap no matter what you use to record`
`08:19.23`	`_medic_`	`iknow .. i already found out, one line is too loud, and could reduce the problem there..`
`08:19.42`	`_medic_`	`but its still very bad...`
`08:20.14`	`_medic_`	`Strom_C, , no, they are G711-alaw (at least that is what is displayed)`
`08:20.18`	`denon`	`http://www.theregister.com/2006/04/01/china_buys_google/`
`08:20.23`	`denon`	`better uninstall google desktop ..`
`08:21.16`	`_medic_`	how good is vox ? in the sources, it`s mentioned to be pretty good (vox = ADPCM)
`08:21.27`	`Strom_C`	`not as good as ulaw/alaw`
`08:21.34`	`Strom_C`	`ulaw/alaw == the best`
`08:21.49`	`xylox`	`for quality that is`
`08:22.01`	`_medic_`	`i want to have quality ..`
`08:23.11`	`starlein`	`what do i have to do to get compiled chan_h323.c with "make" ?`
`08:23.26`	`starlein`	`already installed libopenh323-dev`
`08:23.36`	`_medic_`	`i know the optimum by having used vbox(3) for years .. and monitor really gets at max 20% of that quality... but my voice has slightly better quality than remote end ...`
`08:24.44`	`Strom_C`	`_medic_, what's on the remote end?`
`08:25.29`	`_medic_`	`i have a softphone here, and the remote is a german ISDN line .. but the codec is alaw at both ends...`
`08:25.55`	`Strom_C`	`_medic_, are you sure your IXC isn't compressing the audio along the way somewhere?`
`08:27.07`	`_medic_`	`pretty sure .. the quality i have on teh softphone is acceptable, but what is monitored is bad ..`
`08:27.20`	`Strom_C`	`_medic_, show me your monitor command`
`08:27.22`	`_medic_`	`if you want, i can uploada sample to my webspace`
`08:27.28`	`Strom_C`	`that will work too`
`08:27.57`	`_medic_`	`exten => _X.,2,MixMonitor(${CALLFILENAME}.wav,,/usr/local/bin/ast_callmove.sh)`
`08:28.14`	`_medic_`	`exten => _X.,1,SetVar(CALLFILENAME=co-${EXTEN}-${TIMESTAMP})`
`08:28.16`	`Strom_C`	`not quite :)`
`08:28.18`	`Strom_C`	`do this`
`08:28.41`	`Strom_C`	`exten => whatev,n,Monitor(wav,${FILENAME})`
`08:29.16`	`_medic_`	`thinks i could try that and eliminate the possibility being a mixer problem ..`
`08:29.55`	`Strom_C`	`well also, mixmonitor compresses everything down to g729`
`08:30.03`	`Strom_C`	`so thats why it sounds like shit :)`
`08:30.25`	`_medic_`	`i see ...`
`08:30.33`	`Strom_C`	`if you want a monitor to mix ulaw files, use:`
`08:30.37`	`Strom_C`	`exten => whatev,n,Monitor(wav,${FILENAME},m)`
`08:31.09`	`_medic_`	`i understood it that way, that i can circumvent it with different codecs .. and as happy sox-user smiles`
`08:31.28`	`_medic_`	`Strom_C, i'll give it a shot right now ..`
`08:32.24`	`batman2`	`anybody here use teliax?`
`08:32.49`	`batman2`	`their iax works great with AAH, but SIP is a hassle to recieve inbound calls`
`08:34.04`	`frk2`	`batman2 why? is your AAH box on a public ip or NATTed?`
`08:36.45`	`tsume`	`anyone care for an alaskan dirty joke? :)`
`08:36.56`	`Strom_M`	`sure`
`08:37.00`	`tsume`	`http://www.dailyrib.com/`
`08:37.11`	`tsume`	`I'm starting a story site :) I like writing.`
`08:37.41`	`tsume`	`no offense to the gay community, the guy is straight and it may be funny or sexually stimilating :)`
`08:37.58`	`Strom_M`	`well if i find it offensive i'll just lube you up`
`08:38.11`	`batman2`	`frk2, i just solved it`
`08:38.29`	`batman2`	`man, context=from-pstn`
`08:38.34`	`batman2`	`not context=default`
`08:38.54`	`Strom_M`	`hahaha`
`08:38.59`	`Strom_M`	`funny, tsume`
`08:39.04`	`tsume`	`Strom_M: sorry, only intrested in female canines and female humans.. gotta always have an alternative when the human ratio is 40(male):1(female)`
`08:40.25`	`Strom_M`	`so, I have conducted a comparison between GSM, Speex, and iLBC, and I have concluded that iLBC is the least horiffic of the three`
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`08:46.02`	`Qwell`	`http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=6859 - woohoo`
`08:46.46`	`tsume`	`what was the google program for site analyzing?`
`08:47.06`	`tsume`	`Qwell: hehe`
`08:47.12`	`_medic_`	`Strom_C, , works great .. its still a bit oversteered,but i can change that :))`
`08:47.16`	`Strom_M`	`Qwell, yay`
`08:47.26`	`Strom_M`	`_medic_, yay`
`08:47.38`	`_medic_`	`Thank you alot .. :)`
`08:49.02`	`_medic_`	`and another question, if a found a bug, but i dont know where to file it, where shall i file it ?... I found , that everytime i answer a call with chan_capi, whole box freezes... makes debugging very hard ;)`
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`08:50.59`	`_medic_`	`so i dont know if its a problem of chan_capi-cmin relation with the capidriver, or if its asterisk in relation with chan_capi .. but every version of chan_capi i tried brought the same result, aswell as every version of asterisk i tried ;)`
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`09:33.45`	`xbmodder_lappy`	`Whats the difference between monitor and record?`
`09:34.15`	`_medic_`	`monitor records in and out, record only in`
`09:34.48`	`_medic_`	`monitor runs background, record foreground`
`09:34.51`	`xbmodder_lappy`	`so if I am trying to record my phone calls to a customer service department, I want to use monitor`
`09:34.57`	`_medic_`	`right`
`09:35.06`	`xbmodder_lappy`	`cool.`
`09:35.06`	`_medic_`	`and you dont want to use mixmonitor`
`09:36.35`	`xbmodder_lappy`	`ok`
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`09:39.39`	`_medic_`	`if you have a customer-service-dept .. you will probably have a look at agents.conf .. and this has an option to record calls too..`
`09:40.07`	`_medic_`	`resp. queue.conf`
`09:55.00`	`Faithful`	`How do I determin which order my card modules get loaded in ?`
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`09:55.30`	`_medic_`	`Faithful, dmesg`
`09:55.50`	`Faithful`	`restate...`
`09:55.57`	`Faithful`	`How do I force which order my card modules get loaded in ?`
`09:56.44`	`_medic_`	`do you have different cards or some that share same driver ?`
`09:57.01`	`Faithful`	`no`
`09:57.06`	`xbmodder_lappy`	`_medic_, thanks!`
`09:57.42`	`_medic_`	`xbmodder_lappy, np :)`
`09:57.42`	`Faithful`	`i have a zaphfc and X100P`
`09:57.42`	`Faithful`	`and I want the zap up first`
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`09:58.25`	`_medic_`	`hmm .. depending on your distribution, you can specify the order in /etc/modules`
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`10:34.06`	`CrashHD`	`how can I remove the default install of asterisk?`
`10:34.25`	`CrashHD`	`there is no make uninstall :(`
`10:35.07`	`tsume`	`CrashHD: rtfs of the makefile where it installs the files :)`
`10:35.13`	`tsume`	`CrashHD: simple`
`10:35.17`	`CrashHD`	`rtfs?`
`10:35.23`	`CrashHD`	`remove the file system?`
`10:35.35`	`CrashHD`	`~rtfs`
`10:35.36`	`jbot`	`rumour has it, rtfs is probably read the f*cking source...`
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`10:35.43`	`CrashHD`	`ahh lol`
`10:35.51`	`CrashHD`	`hoping I didn't have to do it manually`
`10:35.52`	`CrashHD`	`file by file`
`10:36.12`	`tsume`	`you can remove directories, but the bin files will be what you'll need to remove one by one, not many.`
`10:36.19`	`CrashHD`	`ok`
`10:36.22`	`tsume`	`<PROTECTED>`
`10:36.23`	`CrashHD`	`thanks for the heads up`
`10:36.26`	`tsume`	`*askterisk`
`10:36.30`	`tsume`	`,,`
`10:36.33`	`tsume`	`can't spell :)`
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`10:36.41`	`CrashHD`	`lol`
`10:36.42`	`CrashHD`	`:)`
`10:36.43`	`CrashHD`	`thanks`
`10:37.42`	`CrashHD`	`done`
`10:37.51`	`CrashHD`	`sometimes I'm just a bit too lazy`
`10:37.56`	`CrashHD`	`rolls his eyes`
`10:37.57`	`tsume`	`festival-script.pl\|All your base are belong to us.)`
`10:38.03`	`CrashHD`	`oh no`
`10:38.07`	`tsume`	`oops`
`10:38.12`	`CrashHD`	`not the come back of all your bases`
`10:38.19`	`tsume`	`:D`
`10:38.41`	`tsume`	`I like the queen spoof :P`
`10:38.44`	`tsume`	`that was funny`
`10:38.51`	`CrashHD`	`scary`
`10:38.55`	`CrashHD`	`gave me nightmares`
`10:38.58`	`CrashHD`	`:)`
`10:38.58`	`tsume`	`:D`
`10:39.15`	`tsume`	`back to my dirty joke stories`
`10:39.25`	`xbmodder_lappy`	`:-/`
`10:39.30`	`tsume`	`I think I like writing stories and software insteadof asterisk systems`
`10:39.45`	`tsume`	`also, the office workers seem to like my jokes :P`
`10:40.08`	`tsume`	`usual bs stuff which usually gets sent over emails :)`
`10:40.19`	`CrashHD`	`lol`
`10:40.27`	`CrashHD`	`better yet`
`10:40.32`	`CrashHD`	`write your stories into asterisk`
`10:40.42`	`CrashHD`	`so they can call in and listen to them via text to speech engine :)`
`10:40.49`	`CrashHD`	`best of both worlds`
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`10:49.38`	`subdolus`	`anyone tried compiling asterisk on oBSD38?`
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`10:50.33`	`subdolus`	`I got gmake, ran it under asterisk 1.2.6 dir, and it got to making 'io.o' and it said unknown file type, segmentation fault`
`10:51.27`	`dlynes`	`cool`
`10:52.32`	`dlynes`	`sounds like maybe a bug in your development environment`
`10:53.24`	`dlynes`	`even poorly written code shouldn't cause a segfault in the compiler...the compiler should just spit out a crapload of errors about the code`
`10:58.50`	`_medic_`	`try again set -j to 1, if its not already .. if you have it failing again and again, at different locations, you have a problem with your hardware`
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`11:04.12`	`subdolus`	`interesting`
`11:04.15`	`X-Rob`	`BLAH`
`11:04.16`	`subdolus`	`cheers`
`11:07.15`	`_medic_`	`did it work ?`
`11:07.53`	`subdolus`	`nope, I suspect the hardware`
`11:12.34`	`_medic_`	`check your ram .. mostly a problem there`
`11:15.41`	`coppice`	`memtest86 is your friend`
`11:15.45`	`CrashHD`	`heh`
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`11:18.17`	`CrashHD`	`astspooldir => isn't being used in revision 16856 of the 1.2 branch`
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`11:26.30`	`subdolus`	`well, I got an older version of * running via pkg_add... I assume it's a port? I'm kinda new to BSD :)`
`11:27.08`	`subdolus`	`how can I update that?`
`11:28.07`	`_medic_`	`how did you install it .. via theports ?`
`11:29.34`	`subdolus`	`by searching on http://www.openbsd.org/3.8_packages/i386.html and setting a local mirror for pkg_add`
`11:31.13`	`_medic_`	`hmm.. dont know openbsd..`
`11:32.05`	`_medic_`	`but i would guess, there is a pkg-update to update your ports`
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`11:53.22`	`mrtwister\|mobile`	`hello`
`11:53.26`	`mrtwister\|mobile`	`i have question`
`11:53.34`	`mrtwister\|mobile`	`trying to register at sip prox`
`11:53.38`	`mrtwister\|mobile`	`at xten all well`
`11:53.46`	`mrtwister\|mobile`	`but in astersisk: Max-Forwards: 70`
`11:53.47`	`mrtwister\|mobile`	`Authorization: Digest username="85235021582", realm="huawei", algorithm=MD5, uri="sip:202.0.179.3", nonce="", response="35e81d27ad21e9695a0e6addf780e2c1", opaque=""`
`11:54.12`	`mrtwister\|mobile`	`how to install sip realm ?`
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`12:00.31`	`digime`	`heya`
`12:00.41`	`digime`	`how can I search for available toll free numbers?`
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`12:48.31`	`coppice`	`April 1st. You can trust as single word you see in the media. So, no change there :-)`
`12:49.23`	`Jon335`	`April 1st. Anyone feel like doing a CTCP TIME on me :-)`
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`13:05.12`	`caio1982`	`today it's not april 1st`
`13:05.32`	`coppice`	`it is for another 3 hours`
`13:05.45`	`coppice`	`although the games are supposed to stop at noon`
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`13:06.06`	`caio1982`	`i cannot even make a joke`
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`13:08.35`	`coppice`	`apparently so :-)`
`13:10.55`	`shiznatix`	`hey guys. heres the situation, i have a fax/printer here now how do i get it to connect to asterisk or any other fax server?`
`13:25.11`	`gniretar_work`	`hey guys`
`13:25.17`	`gniretar_work`	`i'm getting this error:`
`13:25.17`	`gniretar_work`	`Apr 1 02:58:32 WARNING[12397]: chan_zap.c:923 zt_open: Unable to specify channel 25: No such device or address`
`13:25.17`	`gniretar_work`	`Apr 1 02:58:32 ERROR[12397]: chan_zap.c:6879 mkintf: Unable to open channel 25: No such device or address`
`13:25.17`	`gniretar_work`	`here = 0, tmp->channel = 25, channel = 25`
`13:25.35`	`gniretar_work`	`for the life of me i cant figure it out.`
`13:25.49`	`gniretar_work`	`here is zaptel.conf:`
`13:25.50`	`gniretar_work`	`span=1,1,0,esf,b8zs`
`13:25.50`	`gniretar_work`	`span=2,0,0,esf,b8zs`
`13:25.50`	`gniretar_work`	`bchan=1-12`
`13:25.50`	`gniretar_work`	`dchan=24`
`13:25.50`	`gniretar_work`	`fxoks=25-36`
`13:25.59`	`gniretar_work`	`and the card is a te205p`
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`13:46.03`	`riksta`	`gniretar_work: do you have /dev/zap....`
`13:48.01`	`gniretar_work`	`riksta: yes`
`13:48.14`	`riksta`	`is your asterisk running as root or a user?`
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`13:49.08`	`gniretar_work`	`i'm starting it as root`
`13:49.22`	`riksta`	`what does "zap show channels" show on the CLI`
`13:49.26`	`gniretar_work`	`at least till i get it up and running initially`
`13:49.40`	`gniretar_work`	`I cant get to the CLI, it dies`
`13:50.34`	`riksta`	`do yo uhave /dev/zap/25 ?`
`13:51.38`	`riksta`	`what does ztcfg -vv show ?`
`13:54.13`	`gniretar_work`	`it shows a config error. which I just fixed but now i'm getting a whole new error from asterisk`
`13:55.02`	`gniretar_work`	`http://pastebin.com/634168`
`13:55.19`	`gniretar_work`	`Apr 1 13:56:53 ERROR[13316]: chan_zap.c:6891 mkintf: Signalling requested on channel 25 is PRI Signalling but line is in FXO Kewlstart signalling`
`13:55.49`	`riksta`	`if you have FXOs you use FXS signalling`
`13:55.52`	`riksta`	`and vice versa`
`13:56.14`	`gniretar_work`	`this is a 205P, that shouldnt matter should it?`
`13:56.21`	`riksta`	`read what i just wrote`
`13:56.24`	`riksta`	`and think about it`
`13:56.40`	`riksta`	`make sure you have the right stuff set`
`14:00.06`	`gniretar_work`	`channel 25 should be the D channel for my T1 card`
`14:00.22`	`gniretar_work`	`thats the way its set up on my other 205p`
`14:01.11`	`riksta`	`I don't know because i use E1 in the UK`
`14:01.18`	`riksta`	`and that has channel 16 as dchan`
`14:03.14`	`coppice`	`25 channels on a T1 is a neat trick :-)`
`14:06.38`	`gniretar_work`	`wait a sec, i mistyped`
`14:06.44`	`gniretar_work`	`chan 24 is the D chan`
`14:07.02`	`gniretar_work`	`25 is set up to be FXO`
`14:07.18`	`gniretar_work`	`but for some reason says its set up as pri`
`14:07.54`	`gniretar_work`	`asterisk says**`
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`14:26.30`	`znoG`	`anyone use hylafax and iaxmodem?`
`14:26.59`	`gniretar_work`	`i have`
`14:27.11`	`gniretar_work`	`i really liked it`
`14:27.20`	`znoG`	`gniretar_work: did you ever have a problem where iaxmodem spits out lots of "adjusting skew" messages?`
`14:27.35`	`gniretar_work`	`except there times where it didnt like certain fax machines`
`14:27.36`	`znoG`	`when I try to send a fax to iaxmodem, i loaded iaxmodem in foreground to see the errors`
`14:27.40`	`gniretar_work`	`i dont recommend it for production yet`
`14:27.41`	`znoG`	`and it just went nuts with adjusting skew`
`14:28.19`	`gniretar_work`	`znoG: never had that. Send an email to Lee Howard (head developer) he is extreemly helpfull`
`14:28.29`	`gniretar_work`	`and he gets back quite quickly`
`14:29.25`	`gniretar_work`	`the error may be with spandsp. he would let you know though`
`14:33.47`	`znoG`	`awesome, thanks gniretar_work`
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`14:46.10`	`shiznatix`	`has anyone used a zapata card to connect to a fax machine?`
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`14:49.19`	`ctooley_`	`I have been trying to start asterisk using the safe_asterisk command but when I do it doesn't create the comm socket so I can reattach to it.`
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`15:16.43`	`ctooley_`	`screw it. I just wrote a far better init script`
`15:17.54`	`ctooley_`	`Gregory Boehnlein's script might have been great for some release of asterisk, but I'm not seeing much point of some of the stuff now.`
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`15:25.20`	`De_Mon`	`ctooley_ what do you mean?`
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`15:26.07`	`ctooley_`	`De_Mon, about which? About the init script or about the no comm socket thing?`
`15:27.22`	`De_Mon`	`about not seeing much point in some of the stuff now`
`15:29.50`	`ctooley_`	`Well, it's using safe_asterisk. And the only thing that safe_asterisk really buys you is the ability to do a core dump and have it emailed to you. And it's using Asterisk's -C and -G (which at least on my machine break the comm socket connectivity, no matter the permissions on the directories). So, I took those two things out of the picture. It starts fasters, it sets default log levels, and it provides all the things that safe`
`15:29.50`	`ctooley_`	`_asterisk did for it.`
`15:30.32`	`nubbrage`	`ctooley_: yo yo!`
`15:30.52`	`ctooley_`	`nubbrage, yo`
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`15:39.51`	`mino`	`hi guys`
`15:40.13`	`mino`	`does anyone know the link to the meetme2 app or to app_conference? I have only broken links :(`
`15:48.45`	`nubbrage`	`hey hey!`
`15:48.59`	`file[laptop]`	`omg it's russellb.... and nubbishness!`
`15:49.01`	`nubbrage`	`file[laptop]: got anything I should be testing on my flight home?`
`15:49.12`	`nubbrage`	`file[laptop]: I like my new nick name :)`
`15:49.20`	`file[laptop]`	`nubbrage: ummm new'n'improved chan_iax2?`
`15:49.28`	`file[laptop]`	`besides that, not particularly`
`15:49.38`	`russellb`	`i'd say autoconf_and_menuselect if it wasn't borked :(`
`15:49.41`	`nubbrage`	`file[laptop]: hrmmmm... ok cool -- not sure what I can really do in testing iax2 on the flight :)`
`15:49.47`	`file[laptop]`	`nubbrage: yeah`
`15:49.53`	`file[laptop]`	`I don't have anything that you can really test on a plane :\`
`15:50.13`	`nubbrage`	`russellb: I'm going to be trying to learn how to do some dev work on asterisk in the next couple of weeks, starting with app_skel...`
`15:50.20`	`file[laptop]`	`uh oh`
`15:50.24`	`russellb`	`nice`
`15:50.25`	`file[laptop]`	`the source tree is not safe now`
`15:50.29`	`nubbrage`	`maybe someday, in some distant future I'll be useful and be able to help out with something :)`
`15:50.33`	`russellb`	`file[laptop]: shush you`
`15:50.36`	`nubbrage`	`lol`
`15:50.45`	`nubbrage`	`russellb: no... file[laptop] is 100% right though :)`
`15:50.53`	`russellb`	`oh, it's safe`
`15:51.00`	`nubbrage`	`just don't give me commit access :)`
`15:51.08`	`russellb`	`no problem :-p`
`15:51.11`	`nubbrage`	`LOL`
`15:51.35`	`nubbrage`	`astlinux has a new dev environment -- I'd like to try and figure out how to get PHP5 working on that`
`15:51.39`	`russellb`	`well, unless you wanted commit to the doc directory or something`
`15:51.48`	`nubbrage`	`russellb: true true`
`15:51.54`	`file[laptop]`	`russellb: documentation? NEVER`
`15:51.56`	`nubbrage`	`russellb: but then I'd be expected to write documentation :)`
`15:52.02`	`russellb`	`haha`
`15:52.14`	`nubbrage`	`documentation lowers the barrier of entry -- and that could potentially put me out of a job :)`
`15:52.18`	`russellb`	`i keep telling myself that i want to convert the docs we have to some system that isn't just text`
`15:52.29`	`russellb`	`nubbrage: haha ... yeahhhh ...`
`15:52.31`	`file[laptop]`	`but it never happens...`
`15:52.42`	`russellb`	`file[laptop]: :(`
`15:52.44`	`nubbrage`	`russellb: we're looking at building a "php.net-esque" site for asterisk documentation`
`15:52.54`	`russellb`	`ooh`
`15:52.56`	`nubbrage`	`which I think would work REALLY well`
`15:53.22`	`nubbrage`	`and would actually make it easier to write documentation since you'd only be expected to write a small section on some particular functionality instead of being required to write paragraphs of data`
`15:53.26`	`ManxPower`	`another one?`
`15:53.35`	`ManxPower`	`there are like 6 documentation sites areadt`
`15:53.45`	`russellb`	`yeah, but this will be the one!`
`15:53.47`	`nubbrage`	`ManxPower: this would be on asteriskdocs.org using docbook`
`15:53.56`	`russellb`	`file[laptop]: SWEET`
`15:54.03`	`russellb`	`who wants to check me out, hm?`
`15:54.08`	`nubbrage`	`ManxPower: so we've got it started -- just need the ability to do the searching of apps and functions more php.net like`
`15:54.08`	`file[laptop]`	`russellb: Julie I bet`
`15:54.14`	`russellb`	`indeed`
`15:54.22`	`nubbrage`	`svn co russellb`
`15:55.45`	`file[laptop]`	`russellb: are you still workin' out at UAH? :P`
`15:56.04`	`russellb`	`file[laptop]: nope :)`
`15:56.13`	`russellb`	`it was a misclick!`
`15:56.21`	`file[laptop]`	`uh huh, RIGHT`
`15:56.23`	`russellb`	`and it was only up for like 3 seconds`
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`16:01.32`	`Faithful`	`Man asterisk@home is pretty slick... never looked at it before`
`16:01.37`	`nubbrage`	`boooooo`
`16:01.55`	`nubbrage`	`it does some things well, but unless they've changed the functionality of how to build sip peers, I don't get it`
`16:01.58`	`file[laptop]`	`nubbrage: nubb!`
`16:02.13`	`nubbrage`	`it seems just as hard to configure a sip peer in A@H as it is to do it by hand`
`16:03.00`	`Faithful`	`nubbrage: seemed pretty simple to me... but hey you can always edit your conf files by hand`
`16:03.05`	`nubbrage`	`file[laptop]: nubbalicious`
`16:03.15`	`Faithful`	`I had to for somethings anyway`
`16:03.19`	`russellb`	`file[laptop]: shut up n00b`
`16:04.01`	`nubbrage`	`Faithful: well, seemed like you needed to already know how to configure a sip.conf peer -- i.e. not enough "guidance" -- didn't seem to make it any easier imho`
`16:06.41`	`Faithful`	`Well, I'm coming from the position of building from scratch all the time and end up with a tin box that does the basics well but nothing else... whereas... I can hand Asterisk@Home to a SOHO client and the really get something of value`
`16:07.31`	`Faithful`	`Although I must say I am not a fan of redhat`
`16:08.08`	`nubbrage`	`Faithful: I agree -- it makes it easier to get a system up and running, just wasn't very impressed with how it "guides" you through configuring a SIP peer / trunk`
`16:08.28`	`nubbrage`	`Faithful: although I much prefer the RH style OS over anything else -- but to each their own :)`
`16:08.36`	`file[laptop]`	`nubbrage: when do you get back to yyz?`
`16:08.48`	`nubbrage`	`7:15pm EST!`
`16:08.58`	`file[laptop]`	`exciting!`
`16:09.03`	`nubbrage`	`I lave for the airport in less than 2 hours, flight at 2:05pm`
`16:09.11`	`file[laptop]`	`excellent`
`16:09.23`	`nubbrage`	`jeezus I love fedora core 5 -- its pretty slick`
`16:09.23`	`file[laptop]`	`going to have fun next week with VON Canada/TAUG?`
`16:09.30`	`nubbrage`	`file[laptop]: hope so :)`
`16:09.36`	`nubbrage`	`file[laptop]: too bad you won't be there :(`
`16:09.41`	`file[laptop]`	`indeed`
`16:09.43`	`nubbrage`	`although VON Canada is usually pretty crappy`
`16:10.01`	`nubbrage`	`hopefully our TAUG makes it better :)`
`16:10.12`	`file[laptop]`	`I don't think anyone from Digium is going either, all too busy`
`16:11.13`	`file[laptop]`	`oh well - you'll have fun :P`
`16:11.33`	`nubbrage`	`file[laptop]: yah -- I wouldn't have bothered to send anyone either`
`16:12.00`	`nubbrage`	`more important things to be doing`
`16:12.14`	`file[laptop]`	`next big thing with a Digium presence is Interop`
`16:12.20`	`nubbrage`	`neato`
`16:12.31`	`nubbrage`	`file[laptop]: do you happen to know how to change your MSN name in gaim?`
`16:12.50`	`file[laptop]`	`in Gaim? I did it... but don't remember how and I'm not on my workstation right now`
`16:13.07`	`russellb`	`probably Tools -> Account Actions`
`16:13.10`	`russellb`	`but I don't use MSN`
`16:13.18`	`file[laptop]`	`lemme go over`
`16:13.41`	`nubbrage`	`russellb: that was it!`
`16:13.43`	`nubbrage`	`Set Friendly Name`
`16:13.47`	`russellb`	`yay, i win`
`16:13.55`	`file`	`hi!`
`16:14.04`	`file`	`my name is file, who are you?`
`16:14.08`	`russellb`	`file: too late`
`16:14.20`	`nubbrage`	`file: I am your overlord`
`16:14.38`	`file`	`fine - you get the better place in the office`
`16:14.43`	`nubbrage`	`schweet`
`16:15.05`	`nubbrage`	`lol`
`16:15.06`	`file`	`nubbrage, you are now Russell Bryant`
`16:15.07`	`russellb`	`:(`
`16:15.14`	`nubbrage`	`sounds like a downgrade to me`
`16:15.19`	`russellb`	`he's now your virtual officemate?`
`16:15.31`	`russellb`	`i guess that means i get my own office`
`16:15.41`	`file`	`russellb, ooh he burned you good`
`16:15.55`	`russellb`	`file: i think he burned himself`
`16:15.58`	`nubbrage`	`file: I thought I was burning myself :)`
`16:16.00`	`nubbrage`	`lol`
`16:16.05`	`file`	`too many people`
`16:16.07`	`file`	`too confusing`
`16:16.08`	`file`	`GO AWAY!`
`16:16.13`	`*** part/#asterisk nubbrage (n=blitzrag@12.174.37.165)`
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`16:16.35`	`nubbrage`	`shhhh... don't tell file I'm back`
`16:16.54`	`russellb`	`file is such a n00b ... but don't tell him i said that`
`16:17.18`	`nubbrage`	`np`
`16:20.02`	`file`	`eep`
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`16:25.54`	`file`	`nubbrage, you have to get one for the rest of us too`
`16:26.54`	`russellb`	`i think i'm going to work on ... windows code!`
`16:26.57`	`file`	`nooooooooooooooooo`
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`16:28.00`	`russellb`	`file: it makes me sad`
`16:28.06`	`ManxPower`	`I just placed a bid on 25,000m of multimode fiber 8-)`
`16:28.20`	`ctooley_`	`Yay fiber`
`16:28.40`	`russellb`	`ManxPower: lol, and what will you do with this massive spool?`
`16:29.06`	`ManxPower`	`russellb, wire up the campground`
`16:29.10`	`ctooley_`	`insulate his home.`
`16:29.20`	`russellb`	`heh, that's cool`
`16:29.22`	`ctooley_`	`or build a christmas tree`
`16:29.24`	`coppice`	`break it into pieces. i've no idea how you could use 25km in one selngth :-)`
`16:29.42`	`ManxPower`	`they are digging the trenches next week to put in power, water, sewer, and I'll put cat5 and fiber in at the same time.`
`16:30.04`	`ManxPower`	`coppice, not 25km, 2.5km`
`16:30.04`	`coppice`	`multimode is no fun`
`16:30.15`	`ManxPower`	`or something like that`
`16:30.23`	`ManxPower`	`coppice, multimode is cheap and the equipment is cheap`
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`16:30.32`	`nubbrage`	`25,000m == 25km`
`16:30.37`	`nubbrage`	`1000m == 1km`
`16:30.38`	`coppice`	`well, even that distance can't be used at much speed`
`16:30.47`	`ctooley_`	`yeah, 25,000m is exactly 25km. :)`
`16:30.47`	`Faithful`	`Those gnarly X100Ps (though they be Motorolla win modems) work _Very_ well`
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`16:31.00`	`nubbrage`	`ManxPower: still living at that campground?`
`16:31.06`	`ManxPower`	`multimod should be able to do 1km runs easily at 100Mbos`
`16:31.14`	`ManxPower`	`nubbrage, not planning on moving`
`16:31.19`	`nubbrage`	`coolio`
`16:31.26`	`Corydon76-home`	`ctooley_: what, metric doesn't operate on factors of 1024? Those bastards...`
`16:31.32`	`ManxPower`	`it rained last night so the falls/rapids in the gorge sounds like`
`16:31.48`	`rikishi`	`hi, i�d like to know which cheap/good/pretty IP phones are you guys using?`
`16:32.45`	`nubbrage`	`rikishi: Polycom and SPA942 by Linksys`
`16:33.08`	`ctooley_`	`Corydon-w, I like to think that the 1024 versus 1000 battle will make people forget about unimportant things like oh, I don't know Iraq, Afganistan, etc. :) "Down with the evil Metric Counters!!"`
`16:34.56`	`russellb`	`let's please not start politics talk in here`
`16:35.02`	`Darwin35`	`man I wish broadcom would stop being dicks`
`16:35.25`	`nubbrage`	`Darwin35: ?`
`16:35.25`	`Pegger`	`if I am using a 2.6 kernel then what module do i need to modprobe to get working timer so i can run a meet me?`
`16:35.35`	`nubbrage`	`Pegger: ztdummy`
`16:35.42`	`Darwin35`	`need drivers for my broadcom wireless`
`16:35.47`	`nubbrage`	`Darwin35: use FC5`
`16:35.49`	`coppice`	`Darwin35: well, dialogic are GPL'ing their drivers, so strange things can happen :-)`
`16:35.53`	`Darwin35`	`wrong channel`
`16:36.02`	`nubbrage`	`Darwin35: I'm using wireless on a broadcom 4306 chipset RIGHT NOW :)`
`16:36.19`	`Darwin35`	`nub on linux`
`16:36.23`	`russellb`	`nubbrage: ndiswrapper?`
`16:36.25`	`nubbrage`	`Darwin35: you're just a nub`
`16:36.36`	`nubbrage`	`nubbrage: nope! NO ndiswrapper required -- full out driver in Linux now`
`16:36.47`	`nubbrage`	`nubbrage: works great too`
`16:36.49`	`russellb`	`you're talking to yourself?`
`16:36.54`	`nubbrage`	`LOL`
`16:36.56`	`russellb`	`what a weirdo`
`16:37.02`	`nubbrage`	`s/nubbrage/russellb`
`16:37.37`	`Pegger`	`nubbrage, do you need to recompilel the kernel or ca nyou just dinamically load it in aster you compile asterisk`
`16:38.01`	`russellb`	`i miss blitzrage`
`16:38.09`	`nubbrage`	`Pegger: its totally separate from asterisk, its just a driver you load`
`16:38.14`	`nubbrage`	`modprobe ztdummy`
`16:38.27`	`russellb`	`yay`
`16:38.44`	`blitzrage`	`russellb: I miss drumkilla`
`16:38.49`	`russellb`	`i knew that was coming`
`16:38.50`	`blitzrage`	`:D`
`16:38.55`	`blitzrage`	`russellb: you know me too well :)`
`16:39.02`	`blitzrage`	`w00t`
`16:39.03`	`drumkilla`	`it's only fair`
`16:39.08`	`blitzrage`	`fair enough :)`
`16:39.08`	`file`	`awwwww`
`16:39.41`	`drumkilla`	`i'll probably change it back when you're not looking :-p`
`16:39.47`	`blitzrage`	`drumkilla: same :)`
`16:40.17`	`rikishi`	`do budgetone 101 phones suck for small office use?`
`16:40.20`	`Pegger`	`nubbrage how can I tell if it has been loaded`
`16:40.30`	`blitzrage`	`Pegger: lsmod`
`16:40.41`	`drumkilla`	`ah, the good ol' days ...`
`16:40.43`	`blitzrage`	`Pegger: www.asteriskdocs.org`
`16:40.56`	`Pegger`	`nubbrage ztdummy 3556 0`
`16:40.56`	`Pegger`	`<PROTECTED>`
`16:41.03`	`Pegger`	`sweet`
`16:41.47`	`ljam`	`russellb: you'll always been known as drumkilla to me :)`
`16:41.52`	`russellb`	`heh`
`16:41.58`	`file`	`Russellllllllllllllllllllll`
`16:42.12`	`russellb`	`yes?`
`16:42.18`	`ljam`	`grrrrr.... autotrader.ca seems to have gone down`
`16:42.18`	`file`	`stop breaking stuff`
`16:42.32`	`russellb`	`did i break something?`
`16:42.44`	`pigpen`	`hi all...I am running an iax2 trunk between 2 asterisk boxes (ulaw, Asterisk 1.2.4). Every Day or so, I loose all incoming calls, and I have to stop Asterisk completely.`
`16:43.00`	`pigpen`	`I have qualify=100 on both sides of the user & peer.`
`16:43.09`	`pigpen`	`Everything works great until this happens.`
`16:43.09`	`ctooley_`	`Yay! my kickstart/re-image server is now working!`
`16:43.10`	`file`	`russellb, maybe`
`16:43.19`	`russellb`	`what did i break`
`16:43.23`	`pigpen`	`Call/Usage volume has no effect.`
`16:43.27`	`pigpen`	`ideas?`
`16:43.35`	`russellb`	`file: or are you just trolling`
`16:43.37`	`pigpen`	`Oh...100MB Ethernet`
`16:43.42`	`file`	`russellb, yeah I'm a troll`
`16:43.42`	`ljam`	`troll!`
`16:43.48`	`file`	`got a problem with that?`
`16:43.53`	`russellb`	`well don't do that, it's not nice`
`16:43.56`	`russellb`	`and you get me all nervous`
`16:44.20`	`russellb`	`so yes, i have a problem with it`
`16:44.56`	`file[laptop]`	`too bad!`
`16:45.06`	`*** kick/#asterisk [file[laptop]!n=russell@asterisk/developer-and-stable-maintainer/drumkilla] by russellb (too bad!)`
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`16:45.19`	`file[laptop]`	`omg you didn't`
`16:45.23`	`russellb`	`i did`
`16:45.38`	`Damin_PDA`	`Yes, I did!`
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`16:47.21`	`dimmik`	`Hi all. Anyone can sujest which bri driver is best to use for an hfc card?`
`16:47.37`	`Darwin35`	`nubb is the driver in the kernel src or is it addon src`
`16:48.31`	`Damin_PDA`	`hahaha...we put allisons u r NOT the next caler in line message on our support queue today`
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`16:49.39`	`Damin_PDA`	`Hang up now. Spend time with your children. Live your life.`
`16:50.57`	`Nugget`	`heh`
`16:53.09`	`ljam`	`Damin_PDA: !!!`
`16:53.15`	`Darwin35`	`Nubbrage where did you go`
`16:53.26`	`ljam`	`Darwin35: I'm still here`
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`16:53.52`	`ljam`	`Darwin35: LOL -- that one is hilarious`
`16:53.59`	`Darwin35`	`what ?`
`16:54.05`	`russellb`	`we're having an identity crisis today`
`16:54.10`	`ljam`	`Darwin35: http://bcm43xx.berlios.de/`
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`16:58.13`	`in-side`	`hello !`
`16:58.51`	`znoG`	`HI !`
`16:59.00`	`in-side`	`sup`
`16:59.12`	`pigpen`	`Ok..so has anyone been having iax trunk issues with 1.2.4 ?`
`16:59.20`	`pigpen`	`And any experience with 1.2.6?`
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`17:00.50`	`in-side`	`I have a problem, I was using accountcode for billing purposes but there is a bug in refer requests and asterisk don't forgot to pass the var is there any other way to send to extension an alternative var existing on sip.conf ?`
`17:01.13`	`ljam`	`file[laptop]: didn't you fix something in relation to iax2 trunking recently?`
`17:01.29`	`Flauto`	`is there anyone in australia and willing to give me a landline number and a mobile number to dial for testing?`
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`17:01.57`	`pigpen`	`ljam, well, we are getting ready to move to 1.2.6, because of inbound trunk failures....`
`17:02.24`	`ljam`	`pigpen: not sure 1.2.6 is going to change much for you -- the changes went into trunk`
`17:02.26`	`Flauto`	`via iax? pigpen?`
`17:02.28`	`pigpen`	`however, with a box that is running 1.2.0 is working fine with the same peer.`
`17:02.43`	`pigpen`	`yes...iax`
`17:02.47`	`pigpen`	`yes...trunk.`
`17:03.03`	`Flauto`	`i have an entry for incoming`
`17:03.07`	`Flauto`	`it does not work`
`17:03.31`	`Flauto`	`it is a guest entry`
`17:03.48`	`Flauto`	`and i see calls coming in and being hung up right away`
`17:04.06`	`pigpen`	`ljam, you note the changes "went into trunk" - you mean, the changes were fixing iax trunk issues?`
`17:05.04`	`ljam`	`pigpen: I mean the changes to iax2 went into SVN trunk (i.e. development branch)`
`17:05.44`	`pigpen`	`so considering I need to run a TDM2400, (which needs zaptel 1.2.3) which ver should I down grade to?`
`17:06.48`	`russellb`	`the 1.2 branch has received very little iax2 changes`
`17:07.00`	`russellb`	`i can't think of any off of the top of my head`
`17:07.14`	`russellb`	`you should look at the ChangeLog to see when (and if) it was touched`
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`17:08.31`	`pigpen`	`Well, considering my issue, what would you do?`
`17:09.05`	`*** part/#asterisk Jon335 (i=Jon335@ottawa-hs-209-217-119-193.d-ip.magma.ca)`
`17:09.29`	`pigpen`	`Or should I just open a ticket with Digium.`
`17:11.01`	`russellb`	`i believe i just told you. you should look at the changelog and figure out when, and if, chan_iax2 has been modified`
`17:11.16`	`pigpen`	`shit ...it happened again.`
`17:12.30`	`pigpen`	`well, there has been roughly 3 mods in between 1.2.5 and 1.2.6`
`17:12.41`	`pigpen`	`so I guess I will just go for it.`
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`18:19.02`	`kimitaka`	`I'm getting an error: No application 'Playback' for extension...`
`18:19.24`	`Qwell`	`kimitaka: What does that line look like, and what version of *?`
`18:19.44`	`kimitaka`	`the line in extensions.conf?`
`18:19.47`	`Qwell`	`yues`
`18:19.48`	`Qwell`	`yes`
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`18:20.34`	`kimitaka`	`exten => 411,2,Playback(/sounds/spam)`
`18:20.49`	`Qwell`	`interesting. That's a bad path, but it should give a different error.`
`18:21.11`	`kimitaka`	`i put the file there, I'm using asterik on openwrt`
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`18:21.23`	`vazir`	`Guys, Anyone using H323?`
`18:21.30`	`Qwell`	`I'd guess you're probably missing a module`
`18:21.45`	`Qwell`	`and, by bad path, I mean it shouldn't start with a /`
`18:22.29`	`Qwell`	`kimitaka: load app_playback.so, and try again`
`18:23.57`	Lino`	`hmm`
`18:24.10`	Lino`	`yes i'm having an avaya screenphone`
`18:24.16`	Lino`	`4630 or something like that`
`18:24.21`	Lino`	`@ vazir`
`18:24.34`	`kimitaka`	`the /sounds/spam was the explicit path of where my file is, its right off the root, still wrong?`
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`18:24.53`	Lino`	`crap`
`18:25.32`	`Qwell`	`kimitaka: oh, dunno then`
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`18:25.39`	`Qwell`	`but you do still need app_playback.so loaded`
`18:26.10`	`ComputerWarm`	`Hello everyone`
`18:26.17`	Lino`	`moin moin (hi)`
`18:26.35`	`ComputerWarm`	`anyone here good with spandsp?`
`18:27.11`	Lino`	`anyone here who can sell a cco CON-SNT-CP7960 quickly?`
`18:27.27`	`kimitaka`	`I think that module is omitted from this very slimmed down version i'm using :-S but the wait command works so I'm definately getting somewhere`
`18:28.24`	`vazir`	`<PROTECTED>`
`18:28.33`	Lino`	`i'm "on the road" right now, some 100kms away from office and i need friggen firmware - no way to get it without the contract number at hand`
`18:28.42`	Lino`	`which client @ vazri?`
`18:28.48`	Lino`	`vazir?`
`18:28.54`	`ComputerWarm`	vazir i`m not at this point but i have used chan_h323 and chan_ooh323
`18:29.39`	Lino`	`i have an avaya 4630 (?) as a development phone, its working with h323 but i can't say how (im not able to look at my asterisk right now, - off site9`
`18:29.40`	Lino`	`)`
`18:30.20`	`vazir`	`I'm just looking if anyone uses H323 in production`
`18:30.29`	`vazir`	`with comparable hi rate of calls`
`18:31.11`	`ComputerWarm`	vazir i don`t use it in production anymore i use mera for that type of traffic
`18:31.41`	`ComputerWarm`	`anyone here good with spandsp and maybe can help me with this problem http://pastebin.com/634541`
`18:31.52`	`vazir`	`I use MERA too, but I need PSTN gateway as asterisk to be connected to H323 world...`
`18:32.08`	`ComputerWarm`	`you have siphip?`
`18:32.11`	`ComputerWarm`	`for mera`
`18:32.34`	`vazir`	`yes, but seems it's very strangely working`
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`18:32.57`	`ComputerWarm`	it works good i use siphip to convert over 21 e1`s
`18:33.15`	`vazir`	`with call volume over 30 it drops some amount of rtp, so sound glitches...`
`18:33.38`	`vazir`	`what version of SIP-HIT do you use?`
`18:33.43`	`ComputerWarm`	`ya you need to stop using h323 and do it with just sip. it will also depend on the codec conversion`
`18:34.13`	`ComputerWarm`	`the latest i am not sure the version i am not logged in to my mera system`
`18:34.31`	`vazir`	`atleast when did you update it last time?`
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`18:34.54`	`ComputerWarm`	`i am running their latest version`
`18:35.06`	`ComputerWarm`	`are you using the white version or a grey version?`
`18:35.28`	`vazir`	`I have my SIP-HIT support expired, and don't wanna to continue it, while my current one disappoints me...`
`18:35.46`	`ComputerWarm`	`have you talked with the mera guys`
`18:35.48`	`ComputerWarm`	`they are good`
`18:36.26`	`vazir`	`Yea, they also suggested to upgrade, but i don't believe that it so changed in performance since sep-2005`
`18:36.45`	`ComputerWarm`	vazir lets trouble shoot asterisk, when you say over 30 it craps out 30 ports or 30 e1`s?
`18:37.13`	`vazir`	`30 ports!`
`18:37.47`	`ComputerWarm`	`ok what type of server are you running on, what conversion are you sending G729 ulaw alaw??`
`18:37.49`	`vazir`	`P4-Core duo /3.2GHz with 2+2M L2 cache... should work close to 2xXEON`
`18:37.55`	`Pegger`	`vazir, why do you use H323?`
`18:38.10`	`vazir`	`H323 is in commercial world...`
`18:38.19`	`ComputerWarm`	`Pegger because mera supports h323 with no problem siphip is alittle hard to get working`
`18:38.21`	`vazir`	`in RUSSIA/EU`
`18:38.40`	`Pegger`	`what is mera`
`18:38.44`	`ComputerWarm`	`mvts`
`18:38.52`	`ComputerWarm`	`its a wholesale softswitch`
`18:39.07`	`vazir`	`commercial softswitch with capability of protocol/codec conversion`
`18:39.22`	`ComputerWarm`	`vazir what codec are you sending to mera?`
`18:39.30`	`vazir`	`g711`
`18:39.51`	`vazir`	`But in current tests I do generate calls over MERA to SIP *`
`18:39.55`	`vazir`	`SIP-H323-SIP`
`18:40.04`	`vazir`	`Maybe there is a problem...`
`18:40.09`	`ComputerWarm`	`ya`
`18:40.09`	`Pegger`	`why not just use asterisk??`
`18:40.11`	`vazir`	`So it should not do any conversion`
`18:40.32`	`vazir`	`Just locad test before going production`
`18:40.36`	`vazir`	`LOAD`
`18:40.40`	`vazir`	`test :)`
`18:41.05`	`ComputerWarm`	use it as a bridge only asterisk is great, don`t get me wrong, but don`t try to do to much conversation it doesn`t need a very big system to handle a lot of conversion under any heavy load
`18:41.27`	`ComputerWarm`	i ran about 4-9 e1`s on asterisk converting to h323 and it handled it fine
`18:41.36`	`vazir`	`top shows somewhere 20-35%`
`18:41.41`	`vazir`	`sysload`
`18:41.49`	`ComputerWarm`	there is a guy i would with in Italy thats doing that with 30 e1`s and it handles it fine
`18:41.51`	`vazir`	`but sound became too glitchy`
`18:41.56`	`ComputerWarm`	`would==work`
`18:41.57`	`vazir`	`waw!`
`18:42.31`	`ComputerWarm`	`but he is doing all sip`
`18:42.36`	`ComputerWarm`	he doesn`t convert to h323
`18:42.50`	`ComputerWarm`	`the overhead on h323 alone could be doing it`
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`18:53.52`	`ComputerWarm`	`anyone here good with spandsp and maybe can help me with this problem http://pastebin.com/634541`
`18:54.00`	`in-side`	`Just notice now that my provider doesn't send any bye when remote side disconect`
`18:54.22`	`in-side`	`and only terminate the call after the calling part send his bye`
`18:54.40`	`in-side`	`does it normal or is caused bye a parameter in sip.conf ?`
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`19:20.29`	`linlin`	`is it possible to link skype to asterisk? so that my asterisk machine can take calls via skype`
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`19:23.01`	`doolph`	`No`
`19:23.22`	`linlin`	`ok`
`19:25.36`	`dlynes`	`linlin: using skypelib or whatever it's called`
`19:26.18`	`linlin`	`probally more trouble than its worth?`
`19:26.21`	`dlynes`	`linlin: it's not practical for a server though, because your skype client needs to be running to use it`
`19:26.38`	`linlin`	`yup`
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`19:37.04`	`pigpen2`	`Question: could ipsec vpn's terminating at an asterisk box affect iax trunks in any way, considering there is no maintenance being done to the vpn's?`
`19:37.54`	`pigpen2`	`IE: I have an * box with several vpn's terminating to it (temporarly) and I am having inbound failing over an iax trunk. (ast 1.2.4)`
`19:42.06`	`sevard`	`that is not part of you, that is a car toy.`
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`19:46.39`	`ManxPower`	`pigpen, only if the VPN config or packet filers were screwed up`
`19:47.24`	`MoutaPT`	`Hi all, I've a P4 with a 2,4GHz and 1G RAM, TE110P... is it normal that i get 70% of memory usage and only one call on Zapata channel? 500M RAM where used on Kernel buffe`
`19:47.26`	`MoutaPT`	`rs`
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`19:48.17`	`qseek`	`hello all`
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`19:49.18`	`pigpen2`	`ManxPower, no...they should all be fine.`
`19:49.45`	`pigpen2`	`My business partner is very adamant that ipsec is not affecting it.`
`19:50.01`	`pigpen2`	`I am loosing the ability to recieve incoming calls over an iax trunk.`
`19:50.14`	`pigpen2`	`qualify=100 is on on both peer & user on each end.`
`19:50.23`	`pigpen2`	`No connectivity issues. Running 1.2.4`
`19:50.46`	`pigpen2`	`We just upgraded the remote box to 1.2.6, hoping the 3 small issues fixed helps the issue.`
`19:51.08`	`pigpen2`	`But funny enough, when this happens, Agents loose the ability to login/out of queues.`
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`19:53.04`	`ComputerWarm`	`anyone here good with spandsp and maybe can help me with this problem http://pastebin.com/634541`
`19:55.09`	`pigpen2`	`Sorry...I am up to my ears in pissed off Doctors....what....would they really answer the phone anyway if it did ring?`
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`19:58.25`	`dlynes`	`MoutaPT: no`
`19:58.38`	`dlynes`	`MoutaPT: you'll probably get about 20% cpu usage by the zaptel driver, though`
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`19:59.46`	`Smi\|k`	`will a T1 end all my small office voip issues?`
`19:59.59`	`justinu\|laptop`	`probably`
`20:00.08`	`pigpen2`	`works good for us.`
`20:00.16`	`Smi\|k`	`is it enough to broker out service to people with cable/dsl?`
`20:00.29`	`Smi\|k`	`i.e. t1 to me, connect to various voip providers, then other leg is outside of office`
`20:00.54`	`justinu\|laptop`	`well, you're still relying on internet in that scenario`
`20:01.00`	`justinu\|laptop`	`but your pstn gateway should be fine`
`20:01.02`	`MoutaPT`	`dlynes: 20%cpu usage, but what about memory?`
`20:01.09`	`pigpen2`	`as long as the number of calls don't get killed by data traffic`
`20:01.19`	`Smi\|k`	`nah... I mean a t1 should handle 50 legs`
`20:01.30`	`dlynes`	`MoutaPT: about 3-4%`
`20:01.37`	`pigpen2`	`Smi\|k, legs?`
`20:01.43`	`Smi\|k`	`sides of a call`
`20:01.48`	`pigpen2`	`codec?`
`20:02.08`	`Smi\|k`	`i.e. external person receives a call.... that is voip provider -> my office -> external phone`
`20:02.10`	`Smi\|k`	`2 legs`
`20:02.17`	`Smi\|k`	`someone in office receives a call = one lefg`
`20:02.18`	`dlynes`	`MoutaPT: actually, not even`
`20:02.23`	`dlynes`	`MoutaPT: less than 1%`
`20:02.25`	`pigpen2`	`yeah...what codec?`
`20:02.27`	`MoutaPT`	`dlynes, so probably something is going wrong on my asterisk (by that time i had been adding 50SIP accounts throuhg AMP)`
`20:02.39`	`MoutaPT`	`dlynes: could be any relation?`
`20:02.43`	`dlynes`	`MoutaPT: maybe amp's fubared the configs, too`
`20:02.45`	`pigpen2`	`Smi\|k, ulaw, gsm, G729?`
`20:02.53`	`justinu\|laptop`	`your kernel is always gonna use a lot of RAM for file system cache`
`20:03.03`	`dlynes`	`MoutaPT: Asterisk's using 1.9% of my memory`
`20:03.16`	`justinu\|laptop`	`it frees it as soon as apps ask for memory`
`20:03.16`	`dlynes`	`MoutaPT: and i'm using a 4 channel pri card, where i'm using one channel on it`
`20:03.19`	`MoutaPT`	`i got 500M RAM on kernel buffers`
`20:03.24`	`justinu\|laptop`	`that's normal`
`20:03.31`	`justinu\|laptop`	`that has nothing to do with asterisk`
`20:03.33`	`dlynes`	`MoutaPT: iv'e got 83M on kernel buffers`
`20:03.42`	`MoutaPT`	`but i'm using 32 channels PRI`
`20:03.48`	`MoutaPT`	`TE110P`
`20:03.57`	`pigpen2`	`hmm..you are not in the US that is for sure.`
`20:04.07`	`MoutaPT`	`I'm in Portugal`
`20:04.15`	`MoutaPT`	`with IAX to Brasil`
`20:04.17`	`MoutaPT`	`too`
`20:04.18`	`MoutaPT`	`:)`
`20:04.25`	`dlynes`	`MoutaPT: that's a single pri card`
`20:04.26`	`pigpen2`	`nice.`
`20:04.31`	`dlynes`	`MoutaPT: i've got a quad pri`
`20:04.56`	`pigpen2`	`110P is a single port card.`
`20:05.01`	`pigpen2`	`410P is a 4 port`
`20:05.10`	`pigpen2`	`I have a 411P (3.3V)`
`20:05.11`	`MoutaPT`	`so any one could tell me if i'm probably gettin in troubles with this 500M RAM kernel buffers`
`20:05.12`	`dlynes`	`that's what i said`
`20:05.18`	`dlynes`	`he's got a single port, i've got a quad port`
`20:05.27`	`pigpen2`	`right.`
`20:05.38`	`pigpen2`	`or maybe I was reading the wrong line....hehe`
`20:05.54`	`pigpen2`	`So any of you "gods" with iax trunks?`
`20:06.20`	`pigpen2`	`I at least need some opinions.`
`20:06.31`	`dlynes`	`pigpen: not a god on it, but i do have it working`
`20:06.43`	`pigpen2`	`yeah...mee too...infact 10 of them.`
`20:06.49`	`pigpen2`	`but one of them is funky.`
`20:07.13`	`pigpen2`	`I loose inbound calls. At the same time the ability to login/out of agents queues stops.`
`20:07.23`	`dlynes`	`pigpen: yeah...i seen your problem`
`20:07.30`	`dlynes`	`pigpen: no idea on the solution though`
`20:07.32`	`pigpen2`	`by me probably.`
`20:07.57`	`pigpen2`	`I just moved the remote box to 1.2.6 hoping for resolution.`
`20:08.06`	`MoutaPT`	`sorry to ask again, to you think i'm in troubles with this 500MRAM used on kernel buffers?`
`20:08.09`	`pigpen2`	`I was runnign 1.2.4`
`20:08.22`	`dlynes`	`MoutaPT: are you allocating the kernel buffers, or is linux doing it?`
`20:08.24`	`pigpen2`	`how much ram do you have total?`
`20:08.31`	`dlynes`	`MoutaPT: i.e. did you tell linux to use that much?`
`20:08.36`	`MoutaPT`	`dlynes: linux`
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`20:08.55`	`dlynes`	`MoutaPT: damn...no idea what would be causing it to allocate that much`
`20:09.30`	`MoutaPT`	`is a machine with Centos Ast@home2.7`
`20:09.39`	`pigpen2`	`ah.`
`20:09.43`	`pigpen2`	`@home user...`
`20:10.06`	`MoutaPT`	`i should not ask in this channel?`
`20:10.26`	`pigpen2`	`err....some people are not too crazy about the topic in this channel.`
`20:10.52`	`pigpen2`	`Centos isn't that bad (not for me personally)`
`20:11.20`	`MoutaPT`	`i'm trying now debian in my place, but this machine is already running`
`20:11.22`	`pigpen2`	`and I have loaded *@Home to check it out....but about 2 hours after that, It was reloaded with Gentoo.`
`20:11.52`	`MoutaPT`	`is there any place where i can check if it is configured to reserve that much of memory?`
`20:11.58`	`ComputerWarm`	`pigpen is it at home thats bad or centos?`
`20:12.26`	`justinu\|laptop`	`there's nothing wrong with Centos`
`20:12.34`	`justinu\|laptop`	`it's a relabed RHEL4`
`20:12.44`	`pigpen2`	`Well, some don't like the way is it all put together (*@home)`
`20:12.49`	`pigpen2`	`yeah..centos is not bad.`
`20:12.55`	`ComputerWarm`	`i use rhel3 its great but i am thinking of trying centos`
`20:13.13`	`pigpen2`	`I just am -blessed- with a Gentoo Kernel Dev as a business partner... :)`
`20:13.19`	`justinu\|laptop`	`the problem with @home is that newbies start with it`
`20:13.21`	`ComputerWarm`	`i personally like putting everything together myself... i will say away form at home for now`
`20:13.26`	`justinu\|laptop`	`and AMP confuses the HELL out of them`
`20:13.34`	`MoutaPT`	`is there any place where i can check if it is configured to reserve that much of memory?`
`20:13.39`	`pigpen2`	`justinu\|laptop, yeah...that is what I was looking for.`
`20:13.39`	`justinu\|laptop`	`if you're an experienced asterisk user, @home is probably more manageable`
`20:13.53`	`pigpen2`	`I started with VI and a empty file.`
`20:14.05`	`MoutaPT`	`easier to add 50 sip clients`
`20:14.22`	`ComputerWarm`	`when i get another system i will try at home`
`20:14.27`	`MoutaPT`	`otherwise you will need to write on sip.conf extensions.conf and voicemail`
`20:14.30`	`justinu\|laptop`	`the AMP dialplan functions are quite complex`
`20:14.30`	`MoutaPT`	`at least`
`20:14.33`	`pigpen2`	`Well, I wrote some scripts to add users easy...`
`20:14.38`	`MoutaPT`	`:)`
`20:14.38`	`justinu\|laptop`	`so figuring out what the problem is can be difficult`
`20:14.39`	`MoutaPT`	`ok`
`20:14.47`	`MoutaPT`	`thanks for all your feedback`
`20:14.51`	`MoutaPT`	`i'm living`
`20:14.57`	`MoutaPT`	`leaving`
`20:14.59`	`MoutaPT`	`:)`
`20:15.02`	`dlynes`	`MoutaPT: don't know offhand, but you might try the ##linux channel`
`20:15.12`	`pigpen2`	`I wrote some shell scripts to add uers, phones, mailboxes, setup deployment of polycom's, dhcp, etc....`
`20:15.21`	`pigpen2`	`after I had a clue what I am doing...`
`20:15.29`	`justinu\|laptop`	`the unix way ;)`
`20:15.37`	`pigpen2`	`yes sir.`
`20:15.38`	`MoutaPT`	`dlynes: Thanks for all your feedback`
`20:15.43`	`pigpen2`	`php interface is next.`
`20:16.13`	`dlynes`	`MoutaPT: np`
`20:16.20`	`pigpen2`	`yeah...see you around.`
`20:16.35`	`dlynes`	`pigpen: have you tried asking on the asterisk users mailing list?`
`20:16.53`	`pigpen2`	`not yet...but I am a bit pressed for time....`
`20:17.04`	`pigpen2`	`anyone know if I can get a digium tech on the phone today?`
`20:17.12`	`dlynes`	`maybe`
`20:17.23`	`dlynes`	`sometimes even on weekdays it's hard to get one, though`
`20:17.43`	`pigpen2`	`Well, I guess I can see if it dies again...`
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`20:17.56`	`pigpen2`	`this time I am running iax in debug...in a screen session with logging enabled.`
`20:19.19`	`pigpen2`	`well, hasn't died yet.`
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`20:35.29`	Lino`	`oh crap`
`20:35.31`	Lino`	`never again`
`20:35.44`	Lino`	`i'll never again burn and pack more than 500dvds at a time`
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`20:51.52`	`ComputerWarm`	Lino` why lol
`20:51.56`	Lino`	`well`
`20:51.58`	Lino`	`because it sucks`
`20:52.04`	Lino`	`because its a hell of a lot of work`
`20:52.08`	Lino`	`and it occupies my office`
`20:52.27`	`ComputerWarm`	`lol`
`20:52.34`	`ComputerWarm`	`got any good movies lol`
`20:53.10`	Lino`	`;)`
`20:53.12`	Lino`	`data dvds`
`20:53.16`	Lino`	`with my software on it`
`20:53.21`	Lino`	`http://www.lino-helms.com/dvds.jpg`
`20:53.55`	Lino`	`not movies :D`
`20:54.07`	Lino`	`that would be illegal (at least in germany) and you would go to jail :-P`
`20:54.51`	`ComputerWarm`	`ya its illegal i never do that..`
`20:54.57`	`ComputerWarm`	`anyway thats alot of dvds`
`20:54.59`	Lino`	`;)`
`20:55.00`	`asterboy`	`jail is just a made up word for babysitting adults. :P`
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`20:55.06`	`ComputerWarm`	`lol`
`20:55.06`	Lino`	`yeah`
`20:55.07`	Lino`	`maybe`
`20:55.15`	`CrashHD`	`where are the makefile settings?`
`20:55.20`	`CrashHD`	`something .h`
`20:55.23`	`CrashHD`	`but I forget where`
`20:55.33`	Lino`	`but in fact i'd never hire a babysitter if all he does is pound my baby in the a**`
`20:55.43`	Lino`	`because thats what happens in jail`
`20:55.56`	Lino`	`at least hollywood wants us to believe that ;)`
`20:56.01`	`asterboy`	`yep`
`20:56.42`	Lino`	`i recently read some report about american jails, an astonishing number of us citizens is in jail right now`
`20:56.45`	Lino`	`several percent (!)`
`20:57.03`	`asterboy`	`black and hispantic`
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`20:57.07`	`fuzzbawl`	`hey all`
`20:57.16`	`fnordian`	`maybe a lot of americans deserve to be locked up`
`20:57.20`	`fnordian`	`;-)`
`20:57.38`	`fnordian`	`just kidding`
`20:57.59`	`asterboy`	`they live in a polilce state`
`20:58.06`	Lino`	`:-P`
`20:58.17`	Lino`	`you dont need to be kidding, thats simply right`
`20:58.19`	`fuzzbawl`	`what was that website with really cheap SIP rateS?`
`20:58.25`	Lino`	`i think something like that everyday when i see george w bush.`
`20:58.25`	`asterboy`	`Even Martha Stewart`
`20:58.30`	`fuzzbawl`	`justvoip something or another?`
`20:58.58`	Lino`	`uh don't make jokes about police state, i'm from germany ;)`
`20:59.26`	`fnordian`	`so am i`
`20:59.32`	Lino`	`i used to think that i lived in a police state (but "they" taught me the opposite ;)`
`20:59.37`	Lino`	`haha`
`20:59.47`	Lino`	`then i went to france`
`21:00.12`	Lino`	`and suddenly i realized that france is even worse than germany, police everywhere - just not available when needed`
`21:01.26`	Lino`	`here is a quote from telepolis: Die Autoren schätzen, daß das Gefängnissystem die Arbeitslosenrate um etwa 2 Prozent vermindert`
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`21:07.08`	`ComputerWarm`	`can we get the exglish version :-)\`
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`21:10.08`	`fnordian`	`the authors guess that the jails reduce the unemployment rates by 2 percent`
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`21:10.30`	`ComputerWarm`	`ok i guess thats the way to do it.`
`21:10.45`	`ComputerWarm`	if we can`t find enough work for people we will just place them in jail
`21:10.52`	`fnordian`	`claim unemployment to be illegal`
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`21:11.17`	`fnordian`	`but that's done already`
`21:11.30`	`fnordian`	`if you're criminal, you're out of society`
`21:11.42`	`fnordian`	`if you're unemployed, you're out of society`
`21:11.56`	`ComputerWarm`	`thats weird. i guess each to their own`
`21:12.05`	`ComputerWarm`	`I understand why so many people move to the usa/canada`
`21:13.38`	Lino`	`omg`
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`21:14.32`	Lino`	`next week i'll have my last day at school, the so called 'abiturprüfungen' will begin`
`21:15.13`	Lino`	`and today one of my classmates was overrun by a tractor`
`21:15.31`	Lino`	`big concussion of the brain and amnesia`
`21:16.33`	`fnordian`	Lino`: that's sad. hope you and him will make it
`21:16.49`	Lino`	`well he wont make it, hell rest in hospital for the next 4 weeks approx.`
`21:17.17`	`fnordian`	`i ment is physical state`
`21:17.25`	Lino`	`der teufel scheißt immer auf den größten haufen - thats what i would say in german`
`21:17.38`	Lino`	`the devil always craps on the largest pile`
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`21:44.48`	`essaredee`	`I have an X100P, I compiled and installed zaptel, device shows up in /dev and works with asterisk. However, when I reboot, my X100P is no longer in /dev`
`21:45.29`	`essaredee`	`that is until I recompile/install the zaptel drive and run the zzcfg program`
`21:45.45`	`essaredee`	`anyone know why the device is dissapearing after reboot?`
`21:46.02`	`SGM`	`essaredee: are you sure the correct kernel modules are loading?`
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`21:46.19`	`PakiPenguin`	`early morning :p`
`21:46.50`	`essaredee`	`I'm not sure`
`21:47.24`	`SGM`	`well... most probably this is the problem :)`
`21:47.41`	`saftsack`	`does someone know more from digiums BRI card?`
`21:47.45`	`essaredee`	`I'm not a linux person (I would have used freebsd had there been better zaptel support :)`
`21:48.10`	`essaredee`	`how can I find out which kernel modules are being loaded?`
`21:48.18`	`SGM`	`essaredee: you can see what modules are loaded, using lsmod`
`21:49.25`	`essaredee`	`I don't see anything resembling zaptel in that list`
`21:49.39`	`SGM`	`well.. zaptel is the zaptel module :)`
`21:49.43`	`essaredee`	`how would I make it load up the zaptel module upon booting?`
`21:49.50`	`SGM`	`and there was something... wc.. something`
`21:50.12`	`SGM`	`the easiest way is to add modprobe in the rc.local file`
`21:50.41`	`essaredee`	`that's it?`
`21:51.05`	`SGM`	`with modprobe you load kernel modules`
`21:51.16`	`SGM`	`you're gonna need to modprobe zaptel and the module for your card`
`21:51.33`	`SGM`	`wcfxo, according to zaptel readme`
`21:51.44`	`essaredee`	`I did modprobe when I originally compiled zaptel`
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`21:53.01`	`saftsack`	`does someone know digiums b410p card?`
`21:55.13`	`mog_home`	`what you want to know saftsack`
`21:55.45`	`saftsack`	`if there are any drivers for this card`
`21:55.57`	`mog_home`	`it isnt released`
`21:56.02`	`mog_home`	`so the drivers are not available`
`21:56.29`	`saftsack`	`ok, i heard that they will release the card with misdn`
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`21:56.52`	`saftsack`	`is the driver built up from beronets chan_misdn?`
`21:56.59`	`RoyK`	`rotfl. islam.no said today that carl i. hagen, the leader of the norwegian party Fremskrittspartiet, the most right-wing, white-trash party, has just converted to Islam and tells his story about how nice it is :)`
`21:57.11`	`websae`	`any midwest asterisk users here? --- just curious`
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`22:01.44`	`saftsack`	`mog_home, do you know more about the b410p card?`
`22:01.56`	`mog_home`	`yes`
`22:01.57`	`mog_home`	`i do`
`22:02.05`	`mog_home`	`i believe it will work with chan_misdn`
`22:02.08`	`mog_home`	`or bri stack`
`22:02.15`	`saftsack`	`what is bri stack?`
`22:02.42`	`mog_home`	`bri stuffed asterisk`
`22:02.47`	`mog_home`	`its a set of patches`
`22:02.51`	`mog_home`	`that add bri support to asterisk`
`22:02.57`	`saftsack`	`oh yes from junghanns`
`22:02.57`	`mog_home`	`not part of main branch`
`22:03.01`	`ComputerWarm`	`question how can i get asterisk to create chan_rxfax.so ? i have patched the make file in apps`
`22:03.12`	`ComputerWarm`	`recompiled but its not making the chan_rxfax.so file?`
`22:03.16`	`saftsack`	`ComputerWarm, then it should create the apps`
`22:03.37`	`saftsack`	`mog_home, hmm but i heard from the asterisk people (on cebit) that they will use misdn`
`22:03.44`	`mog_home`	`it wont matter`
`22:03.50`	`mog_home`	`is my understanding`
`22:03.59`	`ComputerWarm`	`saftsack yes it creats the apps but when i try loading it it fails i looked in the modules direct and there is no chan_rxfax.so not totally sure i need it but its not there nonthe less`
`22:04.16`	`file[laptop]`	`it's app_rxfax.so`
`22:04.19`	`file[laptop]`	`and app_txfax.so`
`22:04.24`	`ComputerWarm`	`yes those two are there`
`22:04.39`	`file[laptop]`	`you won't get channel drivers....`
`22:04.50`	`ComputerWarm`	`oh ok`
`22:04.51`	`saftsack`	`ComputerWarm, did you install spandsp to /usr?`
`22:04.59`	`ComputerWarm`	`saftsack yes /usr/src`
`22:05.52`	`saftsack`	`k then it should work`
`22:05.52`	`saftsack`	`mog_home, yes but isnt bristuff a hack?`
`22:05.52`	`ComputerWarm`	`let me show you the error i get when i try to load it`
`22:05.52`	`saftsack`	`the fact is none of the HFC driver does work well`
`22:05.52`	`\|Vulture\|`	`anyone know where else an IP-500 phone would be storing its time data? I have checked ipmid.conf the mac-phone.cfg it keeps going to EST not PST`
`22:05.54`	`ComputerWarm`	`loader.c:325 __load_resource: /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/app_txfax.so: undefined symbol: t30_get_far_ident`
`22:05.54`	`ComputerWarm`	`Apr 1 16:59:14 WARNING[20690]: loader.c:554 load_modules: Loading module app_txfax.so failed!`
`22:05.55`	`mog_home`	`not exactly`
`22:06.03`	`mog_home`	`but use misdn then`
`22:06.14`	`saftsack`	`and i hope that digium will release with a better driver`
`22:06.24`	`\|Vulture\|`	`ComputerWarm: did you install the v1.3 release?`
`22:06.26`	`saftsack`	`mog_home, chan_misdn isnt good for production use atm`
`22:06.36`	`saftsack`	`ComputerWarm, 0.0.2 is the newest one for *`
`22:06.38`	`websae`	`what would be a good PBX where a secretary could manage calls from the web and connect extensions?`
`22:06.50`	`ComputerWarm`	`I have asterisk 1.2.6`
`22:07.03`	`*** join/#asterisk lesouvage (n=lesouvag@82.74.19.41)`
`22:07.04`	`\|Vulture\|`	`but did you install spandsp v3 or v2?`
`22:07.05`	`ComputerWarm`	`I downloaded the upgrade a few moments ago`
`22:07.18`	`ComputerWarm`	`oh 0.0.3`
`22:07.23`	`\|Vulture\|`	`make uninstall`
`22:07.28`	`\|Vulture\|`	`you need to use 0.0.2`
`22:07.30`	`ComputerWarm`	`ok`
`22:07.48`	`ComputerWarm`	`will i need to recompile asterisk again as well?`
`22:08.07`	`\|Vulture\|`	`yes and make sure to remove your modules dir before you make install`
`22:08.23`	`ComputerWarm`	`ok`
`22:09.17`	`lesouvage`	`Is there a way to enable sip registration through nat by forwarding the proper ports (5060 and 10000 10500) and avoid people calling out through your asterisk server by setting up a sip to sip connection to your asterisk server.`
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`22:11.03`	`alephcom`	`Does anybody know of a way to monitor when a device starts ringing? I'm playing here and there can be a couple of seconds between when the channels sends a ringing event and my phone actually starts ringing.`
`22:11.34`	`saftsack`	`gn8`
`22:13.18`	`lesouvage`	`My external sip registration is working but, to my surprise, it is also possible, from the internet to use sjphone to make a sip to sip connection and make a outgoing phonecall.`
`22:13.24`	`websae`	`<PROTECTED>`
`22:13.47`	`Jon335`	`~help`
`22:13.50`	`ComputerWarm`	`websae whats the billing increments`
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`22:14.04`	`file[laptop]`	`websae: Please stop advertising, I saw it before and let it slip... but yeah please no more`
`22:14.37`	`websae`	`thanks file`
`22:14.39`	`websae`	`appreciate it`
`22:15.48`	`x86`	`how do i dial multiple things at the same time, just Dial(SIP/100&SIP/101\|15\|t) ?`
`22:16.15`	`lesouvage`	`x86: yes`
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`22:17.42`	`naturalblue`	`hy there`
`22:17.58`	`naturalblue`	`can anyone help me with a quad BRI problem`
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`22:18.31`	`naturalblue`	`I've setup zapata.conf with signalling=bri_cpe_pmtp`
`22:19.05`	`naturalblue`	`but when starting asterisk is show unknown signalling and the module wont load so asterisk wont load`
`22:19.27`	`naturalblue`	`im using asterisk 2.6 and wondering has the signalling changed`
`22:19.37`	`naturalblue`	`can anyone help please?`
`22:19.59`	`lesouvage`	`x86: you can even add external lines like Zap/g1/00311111111 so you can, for isntance, hvae your mobile phone ring with an incoming call.`
`22:20.26`	`gmoney__x__X`	`how do i forward each trunk call to a different ring group`
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`22:24.38`	`gmoney__x__X`	`les was that directed to me?`
`22:25.52`	`lesouvage`	`Isn't there anybody with suggestions for the registration through NAT and the security hole because it enables sip to sip calling. I'm using more or less a standard configuration and followed the instructions on the wiki. There must be a lot of "open" Asterisk" servers out there.`
`22:26.03`	`ComputerWarm`	`lilo you are a trouble maker lol`
`22:26.14`	`tsume`	`lilo: ....`
`22:26.22`	`tsume`	`lilo: you are so high maintaince. :)`
`22:26.28`	`file[laptop]`	`lesouvage: eh?`
`22:26.57`	`file[laptop]`	`lesouvage: what are you talking about?`
`22:27.38`	`gmoney__x__X`	`i put up a test box in front of my firewall once it got hacked in under 3hrs`
`22:27.46`	`gmoney__x__X`	`default passwords`
`22:28.36`	`lesouvage`	`file[[laptop]: I followed the instructions to be able to register a sip phone from outside my lan. Some lines to the sip.conf and portforwarding the relevant ports to my asterisk box.`
`22:30.04`	`lesouvage`	`Yesterday I was trying sjphone on my new toy for boys and to my surprise I could make a sip to sip call without registration and using my own external lines. If I can do that everybody can do that. I disabled all the portforwarding and I'm glad nobody has used this uppertunity.`
`22:30.28`	`file[laptop]`	`registration and calling are two separate things`
`22:30.56`	`lesouvage`	`I'm not blaming anybody but I was just very surprised.`
`22:31.06`	`file[laptop]`	`chan_sip only does what you tell it to do`
`22:31.18`	`file[laptop]`	`if it's set to accept unauthorized users, and place them into a default context then it will do so`
`22:31.25`	`file[laptop]`	`if that context is setup to allow calls - then people can make calls`
`22:32.33`	`gmoney__x__X`	`im trying to forward each trunk call to a different ring group is it possible`
`22:33.22`	`lesouvage`	`file[laptop] So enabling external registration also involves rearanging the contexts?`
`22:33.26`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Anyone ever have a group of polycom ip500s that would set to a different time zone?`
`22:33.35`	`\|Vulture\|`	`they are syncing with the server, but going -5 not -8`
`22:33.35`	`file`	`no, registration is a completely separate thing`
`22:33.46`	`file`	`it only tells chan_sip where to send calls destined for that device`
`22:33.47`	`\|Vulture\|`	`I have offset to "-28800"`
`22:34.05`	`file`	`now, you could use that for IP based authentication... if you wanted`
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`22:35.42`	`lesouvage`	`file: I made a fresh install to check if it was standard or a result of one of my less briliant moments. With the portforwarding enabled I could just make an external call.`
`22:36.21`	`file`	`did you overwrite all the configurations?`
`22:36.28`	`file`	`if not, chances are you have it configured to allow people to do that`
`22:36.41`	`file`	`it's all in how you have Asterisk configured`
`22:36.47`	`lesouvage`	`file: I took another computer for the fresh install`
`22:36.57`	`file`	`I have mine so that people can call internal extensions, but not regular phone numbers`
`22:37.33`	`lesouvage`	`file: but what should I change to fix this?`
`22:37.47`	`file`	`lesouvage, figure out what context those calls are going into in extensions.conf`
`22:39.10`	`lesouvage`	`file: the trunk-9 context. This is, out of the box, part of the default. Maybe that is not such a good idea.`
`22:39.58`	`file`	`that's not even a valid context`
`22:40.03`	`file`	`in the default extensions.conf`
`22:40.36`	`lesouvage`	`file: It's an included config file..`
`22:40.47`	`file`	`I'm looking at the example configurations right now`
`22:41.02`	`file`	`what are you running, pure Asterisk or Asterisk@Home, AMP, FreePBX?`
`22:41.11`	`lesouvage`	`file: xorcom`
`22:41.25`	`file`	`yeah... they use their own configuration files`
`22:41.57`	`file`	`all preconfigured and stuff...`
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`22:46.19`	`lesouvage`	`file: should I add a context in sip.conf and include the file ther instead of in the default?`
`22:47.32`	`x86`	`lesouvage: yes, i know :P`
`22:49.26`	`fuzzbawl`	`if I'm going to have a voip provider talk to my asterisk box for incoming/outgoing trunk, what protocol is better? SIP or IAX?`
`22:49.40`	`fuzzbawl`	`no firewall in between the Asterisk box and the internet`
`22:49.41`	`\|Vulture\|`	`No one has ever had problems setting the time on the IP500?`
`22:50.11`	`\|Vulture\|`	`after I get this I can get the hell out of this place`
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`22:51.35`	`lesouvage`	`file: sip.conf should be extensions.conf I guess`
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`23:01.12`	`tmccrary`	`fuzzbawl: Chances SIP is your best bet. IAX is great, but SIP has wider support`
`23:01.36`	`fuzzbawl`	`k. thanks`
`23:07.20`	`fuzzbawl`	`teliax seems to work pretty well`
`23:07.30`	`fuzzbawl`	`I've got an account all setup with them`
`23:07.46`	`ComputerWarm`	`can someone help me please i am trying to get spandsp working i have installed spandsp.0.0.2 and asterisk 1.2.6 and i keep getting loader.c:325 __load_resource: /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/app_txfax.so: undefined symbol: t30_get_far_ident Apr 1 17:58:59 WARNING[5240]: loader.c:554 load_modules: Loading module app_txfax.so failed! when i try to load it`
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`23:12.11`	`bigjb`	`does anyone have a x100p running on a telewest line?`
`23:17.52`	`ComputerWarm`	`any help would be I greatfull`
`23:25.54`	`shaun2222`	`swizzle, i got my cisco ip phone 7960 phone today..`
`23:30.19`	`ComputerWarm`	`anyoen with any ideas?`
`23:30.58`	`shaun2222`	`ComputerWarm: are you using app_txfax.so?`
`23:31.06`	`ComputerWarm`	`ya`
`23:31.17`	`ComputerWarm`	`well i just installed its a brand new install of spandsp`
`23:31.57`	`tuxinator_linux`	`You guys don't happen to remember that site that does house prices on a google map?`
`23:32.00`	`shaun2222`	`dunno what sandsp is, was going to say if your not using the txfax module then to remove it and it'll go away`
`23:32.43`	`ComputerWarm`	`ya true. but i kinda need it`
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`23:36.06`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Anyone ever have a Polycom IP500 display the incorrect time? It pulls from a sntp server but is still 3 hours off`
`23:36.46`	`ComputerWarm`	`\|Vulture\| you where the one that recommended me to downgrade spandsp to 0.0.2 right??`
`23:37.00`	`\|Vulture\|`	`yea`
`23:37.13`	`\|Vulture\|`	`still erroring?`
`23:37.43`	`ComputerWarm`	`ya but i think i might have figured it out. is there any commend line things i can do to make sure its working?`
`23:38.00`	`\|Vulture\|`	`not really, whats the error now?`
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`23:39.10`	`ComputerWarm`	`well i added /usr/src to my ld.so.conf and rand ldconfig and now asterisk seems to be loading`
`23:39.24`	`ComputerWarm`	`<PROTECTED>`
`23:39.24`	`ComputerWarm`	`<PROTECTED>`
`23:39.24`	`ComputerWarm`	`<PROTECTED>`
`23:39.24`	`ComputerWarm`	`<PROTECTED>`
`23:39.26`	`ComputerWarm`	`whops sorry`
`23:39.31`	`ComputerWarm`	`i guess that worked`
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`23:41.57`	`ComputerWarm`	`Thank you \|Vulture\| for your recommendations from before and thank you for going to help this time :-)`
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`23:44.45`	`naturalblue`	`hey there`
`23:45.02`	`naturalblue`	`anyone able to give us a hand out with a quad bri card problem`
`23:45.32`	`\|Vulture\|`	`Im back 1s`
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`23:46.29`	`\|Vulture\|`	`yea spandsp works but unless its routed via T1/E1 it hasn't been 100% for me`
`23:46.53`	`naturalblue`	`vulture: any good with bri issues`
`23:46.59`	`tmccrary`	`fyi, if you have a question, just ask`
`23:47.05`	`\|Vulture\|`	`never tried but my PRIs work very well`
`23:47.24`	`\|Vulture\|`	`however with digium hardware they haven't`
`23:47.25`	`ComputerWarm`	\|Vulture\| I have my did routed from a company that is getting it from t1`s anyidea if the results would be the same as connecting it directly to the asterisk box
`23:47.41`	`tmccrary`	`My digium hardware works great`
`23:47.44`	`tmccrary`	`w/ PRI`
`23:47.46`	`ComputerWarm`	`\|Vulture\| how do i fax out??`
`23:47.49`	`\|Vulture\|`	`and spandsp?`
`23:47.51`	`file`	`tmccrary, good to hear`
`23:48.04`	`naturalblue`	`i installed a quad bri card and when i try to ctart asterisk i get an error in the full log that says that "unknown signalling = bri_cpe_pmtp"`
`23:48.06`	`\|Vulture\|`	`ComputerWarm: there is a whole wiki article on it`
`23:48.09`	`naturalblue`	`and the module wont load`
`23:48.17`	`\|Vulture\|`	`ComputerWarm: I don't use the tx_fax part`
`23:48.19`	`naturalblue`	`but this the right signalling`
`23:48.34`	`ComputerWarm`	`\|Vulture\| do you just use it for receiving?`
`23:48.55`	`tmccrary`	`hmm`
`23:49.15`	`tmccrary`	`Can you post your zaptel.conf to pastebin?`
`23:49.23`	`naturalblue`	`yep i mo`
`23:50.21`	`tmccrary`	`also, you said the module won't load? What error do you get when running modprobe?`
`23:50.52`	`naturalblue`	`no the modules load fine`
`23:50.59`	`\|Vulture\|`	`ComputerWarm: yes and fax machines to channel banks for sending`
`23:51.01`	`tmccrary`	`ah, okay`
`23:51.02`	`naturalblue`	`both zaptel and qozap`
`23:51.13`	`ComputerWarm`	`oh ok`
`23:51.18`	`tmccrary`	`also, can you post the output of ztcfg -vvvvvvvvvvvv`
`23:51.19`	`naturalblue`	`its in the asterisk module chan_zap that wont load`
`23:51.23`	`\|Vulture\|`	`later guys`
`23:52.19`	`naturalblue`	`http://pastebin.com/635017`
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`23:53.21`	Lino`	`:-P`
`23:57.02`	`tmccrary`	`naturalblue: please post your zapata.conf`
`23:57.17`	`naturalblue`	`one momenmt i think i may have found it`
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`23:58.01`	`naturalblue`	`i loaded the zaptel module from /usr/src/asterisk/channels not from /usr/src/bri-stuff/channels`
`23:58.20`	`naturalblue`	`and the chan_zap.c has no reference to bri_cpe_pmtp`
`23:58.26`	`naturalblue`	`but the other does`
`23:58.51`	`naturalblue`	`do you reckon i should move the bri one into the asterisk/channels folder`
`23:59.08`	`tmccrary`	`you could try :)`
`23:59.22`	`naturalblue`	`hey i cant kill me`

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