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00:00.23bkw_haha
00:00.25bkw_what was it?
00:00.39bkw_its one of those "I followed the example" and yet it still didn't work
00:00.51bkw_but some obscure settings that wasn't well documented caused it to work right?
00:00.53Op3r<PROTECTED>
00:00.53Op3rApr  4 08:00:36 WARNING[17699] manager.c: Unable to bind socket: Address already in use
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00:01.11JunK-YOp3r: cause ur manager port is still in use.
00:01.33VeNoMouS_killall -9 asterisk
00:01.34Op3rerr
00:01.41JunK-Yls -l
00:01.46VeNoMouS_bkw_ blah just fucked something in the config
00:01.54VeNoMouS_since im running 12.4
00:01.56VeNoMouS_not 12.3
00:02.12Op3rok
00:02.14Op3rits running
00:02.15VeNoMouS_and in there example they kinda fucked up and didnt example that u should do all of 12.3 shit but convert it to the syntax they had
00:02.22justinu|laptopbea weblogic is a joke
00:02.26VeNoMouS_for the 12.4
00:02.28Op3rVeNoMouS_: I think its working now
00:02.29Op3r:D
00:02.31X-Rob_GoDaddy are arse.
00:02.41Op3ronnected to Asterisk 1.2.4 currently running on nicole (pid = 17834)
00:02.42X-Rob_Fuck GoDaddy. Fuck them hard.
00:03.04X-Rob_I've just spent 1 1/2 hours on the phone to them (thank fuck for cheap voip) trying to convince them to give me access to my data.
00:03.18X-Rob_and they basically say 'fuck you, stupid australian pig dog'
00:03.55coppicewhat does "access to your data" mean?
00:04.04Op3rStrom_C: the reason Im panicking is because I am doing this on a production server
00:04.06Op3r:(
00:04.07X-Rob_coppice, means that soft-switch etc is deleted
00:04.16X-Rob_and they refuse to let me get a copy of it
00:04.25X-Rob_I've got the australian federal police invoived
00:04.28X-Rob_trying to get them to not delete it
00:04.39Strom_COp3r, well, you should know better...always test things on a non-production server if you're unsure of what you're doing
00:04.58loonacyAnyone know if it's possible to get the value of the email address used for voicemail in an extension?  I'm trying to set up a fax-to-email, and I'd rather not have to have 2 places for the address if i don't have to.
00:05.21[av]baniX-Rob_: godaddy are well known in cahoots with criminals
00:05.51X-Rob_ooh
00:05.55X-Rob_two emails already offering hosting
00:06.00[av]baniX-Rob_: they're linked with russian mafia, possibly even islamic terrorists
00:06.08[av]baniX-Rob_: godaddy <3 phishing sites and stolen credit cards
00:06.13X-Rob_heh
00:06.55loonacyGoDaddy has been caught having sexual relations with Satan.
00:07.10loonacySatan denies the whole thing, he can't afford the bad rep.
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00:07.45Op3rStrom_C: :( I was tying to enable chanspy :(
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00:08.18Cybertoyop3r, if you use asterisk -vvc ... does it not start?
00:08.27Op3rCybertoy: it started now
00:08.28Cybertoyop3r, and what's the last message it gives you prior to dieing?
00:08.30Cybertoyah ...
00:08.32Cybertoyok ... sry.
00:08.40coppiceX-Rob: you mean godaddy is hosting your site? i thought they were just a registrar?
00:08.48X-Rob_coppice, do you have a backup of soft-switch?
00:08.52X-Rob_no, they wer ehosting it too
00:09.19coppiceer, well, I kinda have a backup
00:09.26coppiceso, what happened?
00:09.47X-Rob_Apparently someone h4xx0red the machine, and because of that, godaddy refuse to copy any of the data off the machine
00:09.54X-Rob_They won't tell me what or how
00:10.57X-Rob_And I, foolishly, assuming that there's no fucking way they'd just go 'haw haw, you can't have your data', coz I jsut used to do tar.gz backups of everything onto the local filesystem
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00:13.34[av]baniX-Rob_: they'll hold it for ransom, likely.
00:13.45[av]baniX-Rob_: the only way to get it from them is to either subpoena or indict godaddy
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00:14.04[av]baniiirc godaddy is offshore though, so they evade indictments
00:14.13[av]bani(and thats the reason they are offshore)
00:14.14loonacyWell damn, my cache is empty, I might have had a few pages sitting in there.
00:14.52naturalblueX-Rob: what there reasoning for holding your data (other than bing arese holes)
00:15.09X-Rob_'the machine was hacked, the data is unsafe'
00:15.14X-Rob_is pretty much it
00:15.24coppiceX-Rob: if someone just attacked the machine, isn't their next step to restore service and continue charging, or does that make too much sense?
00:15.36X-Rob_They want to 'reprovision' the machine
00:15.41naturalblueX-Rob: but shouldn't it be up to you whether your data is unsafe
00:15.43X-Rob_which means, delete everything and start again
00:15.46X-Rob_naturalblue, exactly my point
00:15.48X-Rob_they don't care.
00:15.51[av]banicoppice: this is usual for godaddy. they're a bunch of criminals
00:15.57X-Rob_basically, godaddy have fucked me up the arse.
00:15.59naturalblueX-Rob: surely your the best person to work that out
00:16.15[av]baniX-Rob_: godaddy fucks everyone up the arse
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00:16.25wunderkingodaddy is an arizona corporation and the servers are in scottsdale and mesa arizona
00:17.16Strom_Cwunderkin, perhaps they were thinking of g0d4ddy, the registrar for script kiddies
00:17.32coppiceX-Rob: take care. we don't want unsafe data jumping out and murdering us in our beds
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00:17.45[av]banigodaddy is one of the worst registrars, little sympathy for anyone who uses them =\)
00:17.48[av]bani=)
00:17.49naturalblueX-Rob: i have a fuck load of sites on them, so tomorrow i will reallocate them, do you want me to send them, a detailed reason why ( the fact they fucked you), might help in getting your data back
00:17.59demigod2kI use them, I actually like godaddy quite a bit compared to everything I used to use
00:18.28demigod2kI came in late, what was the issue with them
00:18.28_Paulo_do you need hosting space for soft-switch?
00:18.30[av]banidemigod2k: no sympathy when godaddy screws you like they screw everyone else =)
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00:19.01naturalbluedemigod: i liked using them too, but when someone you knoe (X-Rob) gets fucked like that on there own data, then fuck them too
00:19.33coppiceX-Rob: you warning me to mirror my own stuff. of course that means I didn't. :-) I have most of my data, though. its not a big problem
00:19.46[av]banihttp://web.archive.org/web/20050307014744/http://www.soft-switch.org/
00:19.48Op3rthats the reason why you dont go with daddy
00:20.34demigod2kI had a couple with bulkregister and verio. I hated them in comparison
00:20.54[av]banihttp://www.rfc-ignorant.org/tools/lookup.php?domain=godaddy.com  <- reason enough to avoid godaddy
00:21.45coppicei wonder how web.archive.org store all their stuff?
00:22.00[av]banithe only registar i know worse thn godaddy is enom
00:22.32_Paulo_coppice, X-Rob_ , would you like to host voip-info at Braslink?
00:22.42coppicename me a registrar that everyone likes? :-)
00:23.44X-Rob__Paulo_, not voip-info, aussievoip and soft-switch
00:24.08naturalblueheading off. X-Rob: i hope you get your data back, i will go ahead and relocate my sites and inform anyone i know of godaddys fuckupedness tomorrow
00:24.09_Paulo_sorry, I mean, soft-switch
00:24.13loonacyhttp://www.google.com/search?q=cache:www.soft-switch.org
00:24.32X-Rob_I'm looking through the wayback machine now
00:25.17alephcomX-Rob_: Are you still looking for hosting?
00:25.18triple-eanyone gotten asterisk running on a WRT54g
00:25.41X-Rob_alephcom, yup. need about 5g of space, 100g of data
00:25.54alephcom100g per month I presume?
00:25.57X-Rob_yeah
00:26.05X-Rob_I'm quite willing to pay for it
00:26.05coppicetriple-e: yes they have. look around. there is info on how to do it
00:26.18alephcomIs it all ok in Canada or will I get my butt sued off?
00:26.21_Paulo_I use coppices stuff, so I would like to contribute. He only acept fast car and villas in the south of France as gifts, but may be I can give you some hosting space.
00:26.55triple-ei've seen the writeups on getting asterisk on a wrt-- i was just wondering about first had experience
00:27.05*** part/#asterisk naturalblue (n=Administ@87.192.100.109)
00:27.57nettiehi guys, I'm playing with variables and macros.. and I'm getting this error.. the debug says it has somethig to do with the syntax but it's strange because I dont have suck problem when I specify more than one device using &. http://pastebin.com/638978 anyone have an idea please?
00:28.08coppicetriple-e: just make sure you have the right wrt54g. there are lots of versions. the latest ones don't run linux, and some have very limited memory
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00:28.36triple-eyeah the v3 is the way to go from everything i've read
00:28.39X-Rob_The Asus 500g Deluxe are the ones to use
00:28.54X-Rob_they have 32m of ram, and a USB port so you can stick a flash drive in there for extra storage
00:28.56coppicealephcom: sued for what? X-Rob's erotic photo gallery? :-)
00:29.02sevardcoppice: I a wrt54gs and it works great.
00:29.11triple-ebut there is a "mythical" wrt54gL
00:29.37X-Rob_Ooh yeah.
00:29.39coppicethe wrt54gs has lots of RAM. that should be fine, but it more expensive
00:29.42sevardI have * running on openwrt on my wrt54gs atm.
00:29.58X-Rob_triple-e, dont' bother - get the Asus 500 deluxe
00:30.06dja_The current version of both the wrt54gs and wrt54g do not run linux
00:30.07alephcomcoppice: The 729 codecs??  :-)
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00:30.14X-Rob_ASUS WL-500g Deluxe
00:30.15sevardIt's not that much more expensive.. the wrtsl54gs is way expensive, it has a usbport, i want one :/
00:30.18X-Rob_that's the one
00:30.19triple-easus 500 delux ?
00:30.33coppicealephcom: oh, geek erotica
00:30.33[av]banisevard: * 1.2.x ?
00:30.43Farris1I don't know if it's just the "distinctive ring" throwing it off or what, but when I plug the Doorbell Fon controller into an FXO port, the phone will ring, but the Zap channel shows absolutely no activity. Any ideas?
00:30.46[av]baniafaik only 1.0.x was ever compiled for *
00:30.48[av]banifor openwrt
00:31.02alephcomCoppice: lol
00:31.09X-Rob_sevard, ASUS WL-500g Deluxe == wrtsl54gs, exactly. But cheaper.
00:31.28sevard[av]bani: the binary that I got is 1.0.10
00:31.36[av]baniwl-500g has different hardware, different radio
00:31.48X-Rob_I thought it used the broadcom radio?
00:31.53coppicealphecom: codec erotica is the opposite of the usual kind. you get impressed by how small things are
00:32.00X-Rob_I've ordered 4 of the bastards, they're waiting for me to pick up at the courier
00:32.09sevardcoppice: .....
00:32.22sevardX-Rob_: Really, with a USB port and everything?
00:32.31X-Rob_sevard, yup.
00:32.39sevardHow much cheaper?
00:33.07triple-elooks like its $10 bucks cheaper each
00:33.17coppicethe hardware is endlessly changing in these boxes, without any model number changes. at least linksys have a version number on the box, if you look carefully
00:33.21demigod2kI bought one of those VS-1 servers. dead on arrival :(
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00:33.31triple-esevard: did you use teh wrtsl54gs ?
00:33.41[av]baniwl-500g: 4mb flash 16mb ram, broadcom minipci, usb1       wrt54gs: 8mb flash 32mb ram, integrated (non-minipci) broadcom, no usb
00:34.01[av]baniyou can replace the wl500g's crappy broadcom with eg an atheros a/b/g
00:34.07dja_the current version of the wrt64gs does NOT have 8mb of RAM -- only the older versions
00:34.16dja_oops, s/wrt64gs/wrt54gs/
00:34.17coppiceX-Rob: oh, well, i need to go now. tell me how you get on.
00:34.20sevardtriple-e: no, i have * on openwrt on a wrt54gs i wanted a wrtsl54gs because of the usb port but x-rob_ says that an asus wl-500g is basicallyt he same thing with a usb port but cheaper.. i think i want to go with that
00:34.21[av]banidja_: the current wrt54gs doesnt even run linux. so...
00:34.41sevardmy wrt54gs has 16 mb of ram, iirc.
00:34.45dja_exactly (as I mentioned a few minutes ago :)  Just making sure folks don't run out and buy one...
00:34.55Farris1This thing will make a phone ring if I plug an analog phone into it's line-out. But if I plug it into my TDM400's FXO port, it's like the thing doesn't even exist
00:35.02[av]banimine are all 8/32
00:35.09dja_yes, older versions had more memory, newer versions had less, now they current has something like 2M or 4M (and runs VxWorks, not linux)
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00:35.22[av]banicurrent 54gs is 2mb flash
00:35.25triple-eyeah if your buying check the versions of what your looking at the v4 has less memory and the v5 sucks worse
00:35.28sevardI thought linksys was supporting the linux hacking and released wrts with more memory?
00:35.36dynamicpulsedoes anyone here use TelaSip and fail to receive incoming g729 calls (but can make outgoing calls using g729)?
00:35.42triple-ethats teh wrt54gL
00:36.01sevardthat's that 'linux tax'?
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00:36.41sevardhas anyone tested how many concurrent sip calls a wrt54gs could handel? it'd be a CPU/memory limitation but I'm unsure of the scalibility
00:36.41X-Rob_sevard, Hang off - I've (honestly) got some that I have to pick up from the couriers
00:36.43coppicethere is a version of the wrt54g which is still like the old ones. dunno what the name is, though
00:36.46X-Rob_hassle me this time tomrorow
00:36.50orlockHmm....
00:36.52sevardi was thinking 2 or 3 calls but i don't have 10 clients to test it out
00:36.57X-Rob_coppice, it's got a l before the 54g or 54gs
00:37.00orlock<PROTECTED>
00:37.00X-Rob_that's L
00:37.02X-Rob_not one
00:37.09sevardX-Rob_: will do.
00:37.15triple-emy TelaSip pains are different -- frequent outbound one sided calls
00:37.24[av]banithe wgt634u is promising
00:37.52dynamicpulsetriple-e, i see to fix that make sure in your sip.conf have an external ip
00:38.14triple-eyeah -- done that -- gone through the noreinvite
00:38.34triple-epretty much at a loss
00:38.54dynamicpulsetriple-e, are you NAT'd?
00:38.57sevardI'm really interested in how many concurrent calls that bitch can take
00:39.23sevardand if it's a huge RAM limitation i'd format a thumb drive and add more flash ram
00:39.24triple-eyeah the NATing is the problem
00:39.27dja_the wrt54gl is the only wrt54 that still runs linux (and it only has 4M of flash and 16M of RAM)
00:39.46Sedoroxdja_: NEW ones.. yes
00:39.53Sedoroxyou can get old ones and still run linux
00:40.17dynamicpulsetriple-e, so you have the ip in the sip.conf... you are registered with TelaSip... are both the server and clients NAT'd?
00:40.36Cybertoywho can help me get an older firmware for cisco 7970 ?
00:40.40dynamicpulsetriple-e, what codecs are you using
00:40.42CybertoyI don't have access to their web-site...
00:40.46dja_the gl will always run linux.  :)   I assume you meant the g or gs.  I picked up a V2.1 GS at my local Sam's Club a month ago.  I was very happy to still find one on the shelves  :)
00:40.48triple-ewell the clients are behind the same NAT as  the server
00:40.50sevardhas anyone killed their wrt from flashing it too many times?
00:40.57triple-eg711
00:41.11triple-ei've bricked a couple wrt's
00:41.14Cybertoyand I only have the cmterm-7970_7971-sip.8-0-2SR1.cop file ... but I'm hearing that in order to get there I need an older firmware first.
00:41.20sevardtriple-e: oh?
00:41.28VeNoMouS_Cybertoy yea
00:41.33VeNoMouS_hang on lemmie shell home
00:41.35triple-ethere is MB jumper to get it to listen to tftp again
00:41.39VeNoMouS_theres 2 files u need
00:41.41VeNoMouS_and tfftp
00:41.43dynamicpulsetriple-e, using ULaw.... have you turned on sip debugging?
00:41.48triple-eyeah
00:42.03Cybertoyvenomous, I have tftp ... it's actually downloading from there... but I'm not succeeding.. so I figure I need older firmware first.
00:42.14dynamicpulsetriple-e, what type of client are you using?
00:42.29triple-epolycom IP501
00:42.45VeNoMouS_OS79XX.TXT
00:42.46triple-ecouple 301's but mostly 501's
00:42.57VeNoMouS_which just basicly tells which firmware to look
00:42.58VeNoMouS_ie
00:42.59VeNoMouS_P003-07-5-00
00:43.01sevardquick question everybody, I've been looking at getting a couple higher end phones that don't feel like fisher price phones, i was lookign at a cisco 7960 but I was unaware of the $100 tax for a stupid license... can anyone recommend a polycomm phone of the same quality?
00:43.09VeNoMouS_and theres SIPDefault.cnf
00:43.14triple-e501's rock
00:43.28demigod2ksevard, I have 301 right now and its ok. but I've never compared with teh high end phones
00:43.47dynamicpulsetriple-e, not really sure what would be causing it... first thing that came to mind was to specify the IP and internal network in the sip.conf.... then I was thinking maybe it was a codec issue.... now I am just at a loss
00:44.24Cybertoyvenomous, k .. I'll go off looking...
00:44.25Cybertoytnx
00:44.29triple-ei know -- its a nightmare
00:44.38VeNoMouS_Cybertoy http://pastebin.com/639006
00:44.42VeNoMouS_theres sipdefault.cnf
00:44.44sevarddemigod2k: Okay? I have a HOP-1002 and it's alright... with the new firmware.. still isn't really customizeable and feels broken.. sometimes it disassociated with the server although it says it's still logged on.. but nobody can make calls to it.  annoying as hell
00:44.54triple-ei'm just routing everything outbound through voipjet
00:44.55VeNoMouS_now what u needa do is d/l the images
00:45.07triple-ekinda why i was looking at the wrt
00:45.13VeNoMouS_for the 7940 i had to start at 3.5
00:45.20VeNoMouS_and work it up to 7.5
00:45.27VeNoMouS_basicly to do that after each upgrade
00:45.33VeNoMouS_just edit the OS79XX.TXT and sipdefault.cnf
00:45.42VeNoMouS_and put the new version
00:45.42VeNoMouS_then power up ure fone again
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00:45.48lokosevard a SIP license is $100?
00:45.53triple-emake a good CPE if you could get a IAX trunk to fight the NAT
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00:45.55Cybertoyvenomous, many tnx.
00:45.57sevardI'm looking for a Polycom with a nice interface, perhaps a customizeable lcd with xml like the cisco 7960
00:46.02VeNoMouS_ie i have this
00:46.05VeNoMouS_nuclear:/tftpboot# ls
00:46.05sevardloko: That's what I was told by my vendor
00:46.06VeNoMouS_Bulletin_5.0.txt    P0S3-05-0-00.sbn    P0S3-07-0-00.sb2
00:46.06VeNoMouS_Bulletin_6.0.0.txt  P0S3-05-0-00.zip    P0S3-07-0-00.zip
00:46.06VeNoMouS_OS79XX.TXT          P0S3-06-0-00.bin    P0S3-07-5-00.bin
00:46.06VeNoMouS_P003-07-0-00.bin    P0S3-06-0-00.sbn    P0S3-07-5-00.loads
00:46.06VeNoMouS_P003-07-0-00.sbn    P0S3-06-0-00.zip    P0S3-07-5-00.sb2
00:46.08VeNoMouS_P003-07-5-00.bin    P0S3-06-3-00.bin    P0S3-07-5-00.zip
00:46.10VeNoMouS_P003-07-5-00.sbn    P0S3-06-3-00.sbn    READ_BEFORE_INSTALLING.txt
00:46.12VeNoMouS_P0S3-04-0-00.bin    P0S3-06-3-00.zip    SIPDefault.cnf
00:46.14VeNoMouS_P0S3-05-0-00.bin    P0S3-07-0-00.loads  backup
00:46.16sevardfor _each damn phone_
00:46.21demigod2ksevard, ya thus far my opinion is the 301 is ok. I dont really get into it much. As long as it's cheap its ok
00:46.27VeNoMouS_it takes me bout 5mins to do a 7940
00:46.28sevarddemigod2k: :/
00:46.35VeNoMouS_but its the only way from converting from ccme to sip
00:46.42VeNoMouS_it took me like 12hrs to work that out
00:46.42VeNoMouS_lol
00:46.46demigod2ksevard, like I said I never compared against the high end stuff. When I need to buy 10-50 of them price is an issue
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00:46.56VeNoMouS_but yea it takes bout 5mins a fone
00:47.07nortexAnybody every use a Redfone bridge for t-1's
00:47.12sevarddemigod2k: alright.
00:47.14VeNoMouS_to go from ccme -> sip(3.5->7.5)
00:47.16sevardDoes anyone else use polycoms?
00:47.23VeNoMouS_sevard did @ my old work
00:47.30demigod2kbut in general the sound quality has been good, it doesnt feel like crap, and it satisfied my basic needs
00:47.30VeNoMouS_i hate them
00:47.40VeNoMouS_cisco > *
00:47.43demigod2kthe grandstream bt101 I got. now that was a total bullshit phone
00:47.57triple-evenomous: cisco really that much cooler ?
00:47.57dynamicpulsegrandstream 2000 is a good phone
00:48.07VeNoMouS_triple-e : way ez'er to manage
00:48.09sevarddynamicpulse: I've heard bad things about the GS 2000
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00:48.21VeNoMouS_and changing the sip gateway and shit much faster
00:48.28VeNoMouS_and the displays are better
00:48.32ManxPowerVeNoMouS_, you know better then to flood the channel
00:48.33X-Rob_serverpronto seems pretty good
00:48.36triple-ei guess i spent the 12 hrs and got it down to scripts like what you did for the cisco
00:48.38dynamicpulsesevard, i havn't had any problems with it so far... upgraded the firmware a few times
00:48.41sevardVeNoMouS_: I'd agree I've used the cisco 7960 except man.. that license turns a 250 dollar phone into 350, ouch.
00:48.42VeNoMouS_ManxPower : u know better then i care!!
00:49.08ManxPowerYou'll care when people stop helping you.
00:49.19triple-ethe backlit dsplay is really my #1 complaint
00:49.29nortexhttp://www.red-fone.com/index.html How well does this work with asterisk?
00:49.29VeNoMouS_ManxPower : its ok i dont get anyhelp here anyways
00:49.36dynamicpulsesevard, works great with g729.... and it does voicemail *blinking light* conferencing ... love the big screen
00:49.57sevarddynamicpulse: doesn't feel cheap?
00:50.06dynamicpulsesevard, ... other than that
00:50.12dynamicpulsesevard, it's a good phone ;-)
00:50.15dynamicpulsehaha
00:50.34sevard:P
00:50.47dynamicpulsesevard, for the price... and it's not by any means an enterprise... this phone does great!
00:51.11demigod2khas a lot of buttons too which is nice compared to other phones in the price bracket
00:51.25dynamicpulsedemigod2k, very true
00:51.59dynamicpulsethe grandstream... is a very light weight phone though... would like it to have a little bit more weight
00:52.09sevardglue some metal :)
00:52.10dynamicpulsethat's my only biff with it
00:52.11coppiceX-Rob_: they all seem pretty good until you try them :-)
00:52.21demigod2kit sounds better than the bt101. the bt101 sounds like shit too
00:52.26VeNoMouS_ive tried alot im sticking to my 7940
00:52.29X-Rob_coppice, yeah 8)
00:52.29coppiceX-Rob_: how much do you pay for godaddy?
00:52.30dynamicpulsesevard, but then it is going to look even cheaper :P
00:52.35X-Rob_I was paying $50/mth
00:52.35VeNoMouS_mind u wouldnt mind a color
00:52.47VeNoMouS_u could be a cheapo bastard and get a 7912
00:52.49X-Rob_but I've been offered unlimited/unlimited
00:52.52sevardI like my HOP-1002 with the new WuChaun firmware SIP upgrade except that it takes 5-10 seconds to recognize that you've finished dialing before it makes the call
00:52.55coppice$50 aussie, or US?
00:52.55X-Rob_chatting to the guy now
00:52.58X-Rob_$US
00:52.58sevardThe new tones make it sound like a real phone
00:53.08ManxPowersevard, Do you know what that problem is called?
00:53.19VeNoMouS_11:13 [Pegger(n=peg@pool-68-163-185-35.bos.east.verizon.net)]   would you like to buy a cisco 7912
00:53.20coppiceX-Rob: for a server, or a virtual piece of one?
00:53.22VeNoMouS_there u go
00:53.24ManxPowerIt's called "I never set up a dialplan or the phone is too stupid to have a dialplan"
00:53.32[av]banisevard: you dont need a license for a cisco to use it with asterisk
00:53.33VeNoMouS_lol i mentioned 7940's be and pegger asked if i wanted to buy one
00:53.36VeNoMouS_go hit him up for 1
00:53.54X-Rob_coppice, Dunno, finding out now
00:54.01X-Rob_I don't want virtual any more
00:54.09X-Rob_I want physical hardware
00:54.13X-Rob_with two damn hard drives in it
00:54.18sevard[av]bani: ?
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00:54.26Peggeranyone want it?
00:54.40[av]banisevard: you dont need a license for a cisco 7960 to use it with asterisk
00:54.41Sedoroxhow much?
00:54.46coppiceX-Rob: yeah, I know. I want a physical server. unlimited bandwidth. $1 a year
00:54.58sevard[av]bani: Why are the vendors trying to make me buy a license then, what's the point of the license then?
00:54.59[av]banisevard: you need a license to use a 7960 with _cisco callmanager_
00:55.04Ariel_coppice, dreaming
00:55.07X-Rob_$1? Ripoff.
00:55.09coppiceif service is good I'll stretch to $2
00:55.16X-Rob_They should be paying _me_ for the privilige of me using their machines.
00:55.19[av]banisevard: because they think you're dumb and don't know you don't need one?
00:55.29Ariel_hehehe
00:55.36sevard[av]bani: what is cisco call manager?
00:55.45[av]banigood lord.
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00:55.49coppiceX-Rob_: don't you think you're being a little unreasonable?
00:55.49X-Rob_89c/gb for more than 200gb of data
00:55.55sevardsorry, i've yet to dig into a cisco phone :/
00:56.03X-Rob_(with serverpronto)
00:56.21X-Rob_40g, 200gb, 256mb ram is a bit tight
00:56.32[av]banisevard: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps556/index.html
00:56.39sevard[av]bani: thank you
00:56.46X-Rob_amd 2600, 512m, 80g hdd, 400g traffic.
00:56.51X-Rob_that's not bad. US$70/month
00:57.05[av]banito sum up: a cisco 7960 is a fine phone, and you don't need a license to use it. so your $250 is still $250. no $350 enters the picture at all.
00:57.13coppice$70 is getting pricy
00:57.16alephcomThat sounds like a good deal.
00:57.30alephcomI wish I could buy bandwidth for that.
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00:58.21Barmaltryed to install h323 for asterisk. http://www.inaccessnetworks.com/projects/asterisk-oh323 Did everything like instructions said. Executing 'show channeltypes' there is no h323 but executing 'help' I have oh323 listed.. Any ideas?
00:58.47ManxPowermy standard extension macro: http://pastebin.ca/48045  read it.  cry.
00:58.50alephcomoh323 is the h323 from inaccess
00:58.55sevard[av]bani: So... I only need the license from Cisco if I'm routing all my calls through a 3rd party call manager server ?
00:59.05ManxPowerBarmal, there are at least 5 ways of doing H323 for Asterisk
00:59.11ManxPowertry the one in asterisk-addons
00:59.12[av]banisevard: you need a license from cisco to use a cisco phone with cisco call manager
00:59.16SedoroxI believe the only reason I have to pay for the license is because CCM uses g729
00:59.30ManxPowerbuy the cisco phone as a SPARE, then purchase a SIP license.
00:59.31Sedoroxbut I could be wrong
00:59.34Sedoroxand probably am
00:59.34Op3rerr xlite does have g729 right?
00:59.40ManxPowerSedorox, you are wrong
00:59.43sevard[av]bani: And the call manager runs on the cisco media convergence server
00:59.45BarmalManxpower: do you have any link or instructions?
00:59.50ManxPowerOp3r, no free phone has G729 or G723.1
01:00.02ManxPowerBarmal, No.  I call up my local Cisco reseller
01:00.07[av]banisevard: call manager runs on a lot of platforms, it's software
01:00.19coppiceX-Rob_: there are lots of horror stories about servers with inadequate pipes you only find out about too late. its really hard to know what you are getting, unless its by recommendation
01:00.25alephcomBarmal:  It's easy "cd /usr/src/asterisk-addons"   then "make all" and "make install"
01:00.32orlockcoppice: SLA!
01:00.53orlockcoppice: if i dont get the throughput i'm told, i will not even use te pipe, i wll just bitch until its fixed
01:00.55Barmalso whenever you have successfull h323 installation it should comeup under show channeltypes?
01:00.57coppiceand what does an SLA buy you in the real world?
01:01.00[av]banisevard: iirc linux is a supported callmanager platform
01:01.02sterfablodo u think EV1 would be good for hosting?
01:01.05orlockwhether its the interconnects, backhaul, last mile, etc
01:01.06sterfabloan asterisk box
01:01.24coppiceorlock: have you seen hosting that guarantees he throughput of the pipe?
01:01.27VeNoMouS_<alephcom> Barmal:  It's easy "cd /usr/src/asterisk-addons"   then "make all" and "make install"
01:01.29VeNoMouS_lol
01:01.36sevard[av]bani: I'm really confused man :/
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01:01.44orlockcoppice: well, yeah, but it all depends _where to_
01:01.47VeNoMouS_cd /usr/src/asterisk-admins-x.x.x/asterisk-ooh323c
01:01.51VeNoMouS_./configure --prefix=/usr
01:01.51VeNoMouS_make
01:01.53VeNoMouS_make install
01:01.58[av]banisevard: cisco callmanager is like asterisk. clear enough?
01:02.03sevard[av]bani: call manager looks useless to me
01:02.07[av]banisevard: it's software, runs on anything.
01:02.08orlockanother company in the same datacenter, or somebody in some country with a modem uplink for everybody
01:02.14asteriskhelpneedi need some help with an asterisk call plan can anyone help
01:02.19coppiceorlock: exactly. whatever they say is kinda meaningless. usually they are honest enough to say nothing
01:02.23VeNoMouS_err
01:02.23alephcomVeNoMouS:  That was STUPID of me.  I'm sorry guys, my head mustn't be working.
01:02.26VeNoMouS_admins == addons
01:02.28orlockcoppice: if you can be bothered, you find out where the bottlenecks are and bitch :)
01:02.34sevard[av]bani: and if you have *  call manager is useless
01:02.48[av]banisevard: very few people use * compared to call manager
01:02.48_Paulo_braslink rents a dedicated server fir U$ 150/month, unlimited transfer, 1Mbps bandwidth
01:02.57orlockcoppice: yeah, once you start getting down to it, its not a web, its lots and lots of bits of string with a few knots joining some
01:03.00coppiceorlock: bitch all you want. the server guys are usually in a colo, and have no ability to fix those bottlenecks
01:03.02_Paulo_s/fir/for
01:03.27orlockcoppice: ahh,  we rent space and pipes, not just a server
01:03.31asteriskhelpneedasterisk newbie here can anyone give me a hand
01:03.41sevard[av]bani: I see.
01:03.56orlockbut we also have our own small datacenter with multiple incoming fibre lines to a few different providers
01:04.08coppiceorlock: if you are a bigger user, and deal directly with the colo centre, many things change :-)
01:04.11BarmalVenomous: thx, let me try..... appreciatte your hlp
01:04.13sevard[av]bani: if you would have said 'soft switch' that would have cleared up all the confusion 10 mintues ago :)
01:04.45_Paulo_we are hosted at the florida nap.
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01:05.01MattHI send a call out to an external number using Dial() and want to grab it back after an asynchronous event, like a row being updated in a database. How can you do that?
01:05.13coppice[av]bani: a rather large number of people use *, and i think you might overestimate how many use call manager
01:05.15VeNoMouS_Barmal np
01:05.27VeNoMouS_Barmal : after u have done the install restart asterisk
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01:06.08[av]banicoppice: call manager is OLD, i expect the installed seats for ccm exceeds asterisk by many orders of magnitude
01:06.52Farris1I'm a moron. I've got FXS ports, not FXO ports. Crap.
01:06.53[av]banihell, i expect mitel outnumbers asterisk in corporate offices
01:06.58coppice[av]bani: its hard to say. people like call manager almost as much as toothache
01:07.09[av]banicoppice: nobody ever got fired for buying cisco
01:07.19[av]baniios isnt pleasant either, but the fucking routers work
01:07.45[av]banithey arent fast, they arent cheap, they arent even easy to use
01:07.50SedoroxI like IOS.. I don't think its that bad
01:07.52[av]baninone of that matters
01:07.54coppicethere might be a stock broker or two from around internet crash time who would disagree :-)
01:07.57[av]banithey route packets
01:08.15coppicei've never used a version of IOS that works properly
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01:08.25[av]banithen im guessing you havent used much ios
01:08.32[av]bani:)
01:08.40coppicebloody things always locked up in the middle of the night
01:08.59coppicei haven't used ios for maybe 4 years, though
01:09.07[av]baniand what routers did you use?
01:10.03coppice25xx and a bigger one I forgot
01:10.08[av]banilollerskates
01:10.33[av]bani25xx is the mcdonalds mcrouter you get in your happy meal
01:10.44Sedorox25xx are weak
01:10.50Sedorox(I know.. I have 3)
01:10.53[av]bani25xx redefines weak
01:10.55Sedorox26xx is ok
01:11.02Sedorox7200 is getting better
01:11.04[av]baniits like using a sun3/60 to route ethernet
01:11.04Sedorox:p
01:11.25Sedoroxahah
01:11.36coppiceall cisco routers are underpowered. I haven't seen one of any size that would run at full speed with anything more than a simple config
01:12.02X-Rob_policy based routing is the best way to kill a cisco
01:12.18X-Rob_a lot of the basic stuff it can do in hardware, and doesn't mind having a 16mhz 68000 as the cpu
01:12.34coppiceanyway, weak wasn't my problem. reliability, and a fondness for IOS locking up in the middle of the night, was
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01:14.54X-Rob_I think I'm going to go with serverpronto
01:15.04X-Rob_Anyone want to tell me that serverpronto sucks arse?
01:15.19Barmalvenomous: ./configure --prefix=/usr error comes up checking for /usr/include/asterisk/channel.h... no
01:15.19Barmalconfigure: error: No asterisk installation found
01:15.23coppicethe 25xx was the range that made cisco a huge company, and they never did anything to improve or cost reduce it
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01:16.00coppiceX-Rob_: did you try the standard google for "serverpronto sucks"?
01:16.15VeNoMouS_barmal did u install asterisk by src or from a package?
01:16.19X-Rob_good call coppice - I'll try
01:16.27Barmalpackage
01:16.33VeNoMouS_thats ure problem
01:16.39VeNoMouS_u dont ave the asterisk headers
01:16.53VeNoMouS_what dist u using
01:17.11X-Rob_1440 for serverpronto sucks
01:17.13VeNoMouS_debian?
01:17.19Barmalyeach debian
01:17.21VeNoMouS_if so apt-get install asterisk-dev
01:17.26X-Rob_2 for ev1hosting
01:17.29VeNoMouS_then do your configure again
01:17.51X-Rob_and neither of them are saying that it actually does suck
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01:18.15SpaceBasshey folks
01:18.36ManxPowerI'm a fan of the 26xx series
01:18.59SpaceBassjust got my PSTN number ported to broadvoice...everything is working great except for DTMF...i get no response...settings are unchanged from before my port
01:19.01Barmalvenomous_: worked out
01:19.13SpaceBassI'm using inband which is what broadvoice specifies
01:19.16X-Rob_Intel Celeron 1.3 GHz
01:19.20X-Rob_^^^ ev1's entry machine
01:19.34X-Rob_$269 er month for a fucking P4!!
01:19.48demigod2kI used ev1 once. they are ok but felt like WAY too big of a company
01:19.54demigod2kI didnt feel like I got very personal service
01:20.15Abydos313SpaceBass how many users?
01:20.18X-Rob_ok, P4 2.4, $150/month
01:20.21X-Rob_that's a bit more reasonable
01:20.36SpaceBassAbydos313 me and my wife :)(
01:20.37SpaceBass:)
01:20.47Abydos313ok so plenty of cpu
01:20.48X-Rob_demigod2k, hmm..
01:20.56X-Rob_serverpronto seems like good value for money
01:20.57SpaceBassAbydos313 at the most I have 6 calls going at the same time
01:21.10X-Rob_but 1440 results for 'serverpronto sucks' in google isn't a good recommendation
01:21.19SpaceBassAbydos313 and I find I have more problems with broadvoice's bandwidth than my network, box or ISP
01:21.41alephcomwe've been using xlhost.com with good luck so far.
01:21.46Abydos313i was going to go with broadvoice but ended using telasip. no too bad so far
01:22.03SpaceBassI probably should have used telasip...
01:22.15demigod2knever heard of serverpronto, I have no comments there. even ev1 isnt bad. I've had bad experiences with any places
01:22.23X-Rob_alephcom, all the 'cheap' ones are, suprise surprise, 'sold out'
01:22.28Abydos313i'm only using my spa3000 and telasip as provider..but calls are really clear
01:22.32X-Rob_I looked there when I was looking for hosting originally
01:22.36X-Rob_same thing. 'sold out'
01:22.37alephcomlol  They had some a few days ago.
01:23.03Abydos313so far no one has been able to notice i'm on an internet phone call
01:23.07alephcomI should give you the box from the project I'm working on there.  :-)  Then I could back out. :-)
01:23.21SpaceBassI heard comments about telasip being a well guised one man show....made me nervious...I was about to port my business number to them. As much as I hate my personal calls havin problems, I'd get sh1t for unrealiable business service
01:23.51SpaceBassAbydos313 I've been told my VoIP calls sound VERY clear, espically when I call a business that has IP telephony of some sort
01:23.56Abydos313i can't vouch for them at all. if i ran a business with it i'd use a big name provider
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01:24.06Abydos313sweet
01:24.38wulfy814ok here's an interesting one
01:24.45Abydos313i picked telasip because i read in a few diff posts about how good the quality was. i'm only playing around so downtime doesnt really hurt too much
01:24.51SpaceBassbut this DTMF problem with broadvoice is killing me
01:24.56wulfy814I'm trying to dial "81xxxxxxxxxx"
01:25.06wulfy814and I don't see anything happening on the cli
01:25.11wulfy814Polycom 601
01:25.14SpaceBassAbydos313 I have and e-mail into telasip...if they can bill my company directly for my service, I'm going to try them out
01:25.46Abydos313i used my company credit card ;) it's a legitimate business expense
01:26.22SpaceBassAbydos313 I'd do that but my company is explicate about not doing it if I can at all avoid it...and at all means if a POTS provider will bill them then I need to do that
01:26.26X-Rob_xlhost do not have a single machine available
01:26.30ManxPowerwulfy814, did you program that dialplan into your polycom?
01:26.34Abydos313plus 14.95 ulimited was so cheap i had to pick that plan.
01:26.42SpaceBassAlthough they are totally lax about everything else...I can buy a $500 IP phone as a business expense...
01:26.47alephcomX-Rob_:  Do they have a date when they will?
01:26.54X-Rob_alephcom, no idea.
01:27.01X-Rob_sigh.
01:27.06X-Rob_serverpronto
01:27.13Abydos313tell them pots will cost them 30-40 a month and sip will only cost 15
01:27.19wulfy814ManxPower: no, but if I enter it prior to picking up the handset or pressing a line key I though the dialplan was ignored
01:27.19SpaceBassAbydos313 what I did was keep my $150/month biz plan with the POTS provider (company paid) and got a $5.00 BV account with unlimited calls...then had my POTS forward to my BV account
01:27.32ManxPowerwulfy814, no
01:27.32Abydos313sweet
01:27.42SpaceBassWOW...POTS costs my company $160 b/c they reqire I get business level service
01:27.45Abydos313now many sip lines do you get for that price
01:27.56SpaceBassSame with my ISP...could get FiOS for $45...but no...they WANT the $300 optioon
01:28.05SpaceBassAbydos313 unlimited incoming calls, 1 outgoing
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01:28.17SpaceBassAbydos313 and with taxes, etc...its really $7.50
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01:28.29SpaceBassbut I'm willing to pay for that myself for the time being
01:28.31sevardWhat does everyone think of the Aastra 480i?
01:28.54Abydos313you can get unlimted in state calling for 9.95
01:28.59wulfy814ManxPower: do you mean in the sip.conf or in *
01:29.03X-Rob_ok, serverpronto win. They offer centos as a distro.
01:29.14SpaceBassAbydos313 I know.... and I should do that
01:29.22ManxPowerwulfy814, IN THE PHONE.
01:29.25SpaceBassbut all my calls are out of state if they are business
01:29.51ManxPowerGood SIP phones like Polycom allow you to program into the phone your dialplan to avoid having to press SEND after you finish dialing
01:29.54Abydos3135 extra bucks is nothing
01:30.24SpaceBassAbydos313 yeah... agree...but still looking for a voip provider who will bill my company a paper bill and not my coporate card
01:30.44SpaceBass(so now I just treat my BV work account like a breakfast while traveling)
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01:31.10Abydos313there is another provider that has unlimted for 1yr for 199. pay it all at once. send company check
01:31.29SpaceBassAbydos313 REALLY? realiable? who is it?
01:31.35ManxPowerAbydos313, and hope they are still in business after a year.
01:31.58Abydos313heh. they actually have good ratings and give you free phone or phone adapter too
01:32.00SpaceBassManxPower good point...or better yet, that your ISP isn't blocking VoIP a few months from now
01:32.13ManxPowerWell that to.
01:32.20ManxPowerThey would be my Former ISP then
01:32.29SpaceBassManxPower ME TOO!...but I KNOW its coming
01:33.04SpaceBasssureeeee your paid $50 for 5mbs/768k but we didn't say you could use VoIP or P2P...what do you think we are, an ISP?
01:33.10Abydos313https://www.sunrocket.com/sign_up/linkshare_entry.do?&chn=5&partner=ls&siteID=LWNla2v.X8A-KqCXdR9Cn9dJV8a4DJUTzA
01:35.20SpaceBassthanks for the link
01:35.34Abydos313np
01:35.55SpaceBassthats it for me....big meeting in the morning and this hotel doesnt have a mini bar so sleeping is going to be hard enough :D
01:36.15Sedoroxlol...
01:36.32Abydos313heh
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01:40.07X-Rob_SpaceBass, geez. Take your own bottle around with you.
01:40.30Darwin35ok is sunroet hiriingk
01:40.37Darwin35lol
01:40.39X-Rob_bottle of booze, laptop with some ebooks and tv eps
01:40.46Darwin35sunrocket
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01:44.39austinnichols101anyone seen a php click-to-dial app?  I found a perl on on voip-info but it seemed kinda weak
01:47.00SpaceBassi used to travel with my own booze X-Rob_ ... those were the days
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01:47.42X-Rob_SpaceBass, you can never get the booze you want from the hotels. You ask for scotch and they give you rats piss johnny walker
01:49.14SpaceBassX-Rob_ don't get me started! is it so hard to carry a few isley single malts?!?!?
01:50.00SpaceBassalthough I'll admit to drinking black lable in a pinch...but I dont much enjoy it
01:50.28X-Rob_heh
01:50.53X-Rob_I usually carry around a bottle of ballentines.. It's a nice blend, cheap, and works well with aspartane/phenalalanine.
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01:51.51SpaceBassyum
01:52.43SpaceBassI never had a problem finding good scotch in NSW....but here in America the average bar doesnt know shit about it
01:52.54demigod2kit aint cheap, doesnt sell fast
01:53.17demigod2knot profitable unless you're in a scotchdrinkers place
01:53.24SpaceBassalthough I found that most folks in Australia thumbed their noses at my taste in wine
01:53.42X-Rob_heh
01:53.54X-Rob_that's because we have extraordinarly good wine as the cheap stuff
01:54.29FalleAnyone here have the GXP-2000? Mine sometimes goes into a register-frenzy and reregisters every minute regardless of any timers :-/ Anyone else seen this behaviour?
01:55.04SpaceBassX-Rob_ I completely 100% agree...its when to drink it that we differ...I love those Barassas (spelling?) and McLaren vale stuff younger than I think its typically drank there
01:55.30SpaceBasstrust me...I have a cellar FULL of aussie wine...I know how good (and affordable) it is
01:55.30X-Rob_Barossa
01:55.34X-Rob_8)
01:55.34SpaceBassthanks!
01:55.59SpaceBassanway....all this talk about booze with none for me is giving me the shakes...and I really was on m y way to bed
01:56.06X-Rob_go then 8)
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01:56.47nortexCan I get some hardware advise?
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01:59.54demigod2kjust ask
02:00.15Nuggetdunno about hardware, but I'm happy to give spelling advice.  :)
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02:04.04shido6anyone have a service that allows you to call the philippines?
02:06.47w32nortex: hardware advise ? What's your budget ?
02:06.53demigod2khes already gone
02:07.58w32demigod2k: oh well
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02:16.22tsumelilo: eww, tor abusers ;)
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02:38.54alephcomIt's pretty quiet.  Must be time for a flame ware.
02:38.57alephcoms/b war.
02:40.12wunderkinpostgres rocks
02:41.32tardisxthat's 'postgresql' :-)
02:41.42wunderkinim layz
02:42.02alephcomHey, if we have postgres experts....  I need one.
02:42.09wunderkinim no expert
02:42.18tardisxI'm a gifted amateur
02:42.53alephcomThat's more than I am.  I'm trying to port ASTPP to postgresql without studying postgresql.  Stupid or what.
02:43.05tardisxis that mysql based ?
02:43.32alephcomyes, using the perl libraries.
02:43.51tardisxdepending on how many mysql-isms are used, the task can range from trivial to downright evil :-)
02:44.35alephcomAny links you'd recommend?  I think all the sql code I've used is pretty standard but who knows.
02:44.36tardisxif it's perl dbi based, then in theory things like 'DBI->connect('dbi:mysql....') become DBI->connect('dbi:Pg....') but of course nothing is that simple
02:44.51tardisxsuck it and see really
02:44.58alephcomExactly.  I have that coded in already. :-)
02:44.59tardisxsee if the schema goes in cleanly first
02:45.05NuggetI'd guess (never having looked) that ASTPP is pretty simple code.
02:45.10alephcomit is.
02:45.27alephcomtardisx:  Maybe on the weekend....
02:45.33Nuggetgenerally when I port something from mysql to postgresql the biggest challenges are in making the code a lot less brain-dead, to make best use of postgresql's richer featureset.
02:45.52Nuggetthe mysql code will, for instance, do subselects manually at the application level
02:46.11alephcomExactly.  I rather wish I had started with postgresql for that sort of reason.
02:46.14tardisxNugget: yeah that's a common mysqlism
02:46.15Nuggetwhich *can* be ported directly to postgres, but I'd be unable to live with myself if I did.
02:46.52tardisxeven if you could live with yourself, postgresql fans might feel the need to kill you :-)
02:46.59alephcomThey would
02:47.15tardisxTRUNCATE Nugget;
02:47.58alephcomI guess it wouldn't be the first time somebody wanted to kill me. :-)
02:53.11Nuggethah
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02:53.58tardisxWARNING:  there is no transaction in progress
02:53.58tardisxCOMMIT
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02:58.25Darwin35+me commits tardisx to the happy ward
02:58.51Darwin35straightjackets r us
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02:59.35essobi_Anyone had mpg123 fail to build?
02:59.52Darwin35use madplayer
03:00.00Darwin35forget      mpg123
03:00.18wunderkinnative
03:00.23mogormanwow thats pretty lame essobi_
03:00.26mogormanbad gcc?
03:00.28essobi_lol
03:00.35essobi_maybe a bad make..
03:00.35mogormanbad memory?
03:00.42mogormandoes it keep failing at same spot
03:00.45essobi_the err msg is lamma
03:00.51essobi_exact same spot
03:02.22essobi_make[3]: *** No rule to make target `\
03:02.22essobi_', needed by `mpg123'.  Stop.
03:02.31essobi_Pretty wack looking msg to me.
03:02.45essobi_maybe a bad gmake or dependancy..
03:03.58mogormancan you pastebin like last page?
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03:05.28exten123guy how can we drop a call when is no-answer and make a redial automatic for the user make the dial?
03:05.30demigod2ksounds like a bad character inserted into the makefile or bad make or something. agreed.
03:06.13demigod2kmake is bs. it has the touchiest syntax ever :(
03:06.36Darwin35mpg123 is junk
03:06.45Darwin35use madplay
03:06.51essobi_lol
03:07.12Darwin35and are you installing mpg123 from inside the asterisk dir
03:07.33essobi_yup
03:07.44essobi_and I dled by hand to build
03:07.49essobi_both were janked up
03:08.48essobi_SOAB..
03:08.56essobi_linux-devel built
03:09.38demigod2kfrom the sounds of all this, I'm glad I bought my asterisk box off-the-shelf
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03:10.19essobi_lol
03:10.31essobi_There's nothing like building from source.
03:10.37essobi_Especially if you're a tweeker.
03:10.44russellbor a programmer :-p
03:11.05essobi_:)
03:11.26essobi_You have to be more imaginative then a programmer if you're programming SIP compatibility.
03:11.36russellbyou have to be slightly insane
03:11.40essobi_That too.
03:11.40essobi_:)
03:11.54russellbmost of the asterisk developers are slightly insane i'd say
03:12.10russellbbut i love it
03:12.16russellbkeeps things interesting
03:12.24bsdfreak=]
03:12.29essobi_I've wrote a stateless B2B SIP proxy that interops with 8 different SIP platforms.
03:12.44bsdfreakawesome
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03:12.51essobi_I thought I was going to break something coding that.
03:13.16essobi_SIP has to be the least followed RFC I've ever seen.
03:13.29russellbthere's a reason chan_sip is the file that receives the most commits in asterisk
03:13.30Darwin35b2b >..
03:13.45russellbit's because it's so damn complicated
03:14.20essobi_Darwin35 Well.. it's a transparent B2B.. so it's more like a proxy that can make decisions.. it doesn't touch RTP.
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03:14.38Darwin35ahh ok
03:14.43essobi_and it's stateless..
03:14.45essobi_:)
03:14.47essobi_and clusterable.
03:14.50X-Rob_can someone see if they can get http://aussievoip.com - I've just pointed it at a web server that will at least answer.
03:14.51essobi_MUHAHAHA.
03:14.59russellbsounds like buzzwords to me
03:15.21essobi_buzzwords are buzz worthy when they actually work like they sound. :)
03:15.45essobi_Call-id cache coherency can be achieved across machines. :)
03:16.05russellbwell before SIP rots my brain any more tonight, i'm going to sleep
03:16.06russellbcya
03:16.09essobi_So.. Slap a big L4 infront of it, and start chucking net-boots at it..
03:16.12essobi_:)
03:16.14essobi_Laid Her.
03:17.52alephcomX-Rob_:  It comes up "under construction" as I'm sure it's supposed to.
03:18.00X-Rob_hmm
03:18.01X-Rob_no
03:18.02X-Rob_it's not
03:18.14X-Rob_oh
03:18.15X-Rob_wups
03:18.29X-Rob_try again?
03:18.38X-Rob__that's_ better
03:18.43alephcomThere, that's better
03:18.44alephcom:-)
03:18.59X-Rob_thanks
03:19.44X-Rob_68.142.251.197 - - [04/Apr/2006:13:19:28 +1000] "GET /robots.txt HTTP/1.0" 200 293 "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Yahoo! Slurp; http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/ysearch/slurp)"
03:19.46X-Rob_Bahahaha
03:19.56X-Rob_And yahoo are indexing it with the 'godaddy sucks' text
03:20.32[av]bani\o/
03:21.16wasim'tis a conspiracy ...
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03:21.54jijgehHas anyone here used a wireless connection for their asterisk network connectivity?
03:22.54alephcomyes
03:22.55jijgehAnyone know a good wireless network card (PCI) that works well with asterisk?
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03:24.09jijgehI am building a home asterisk server to learn and develop, but my phone line comes in away from my LAN hardlines. I want to connect my asterisk box to the local loop and wirelessly connect it to the network.
03:24.42jijgehany suggestions on wireless cards and performance issues associated with wireless asterisk implementations?
03:24.56x86performance is going to be bad
03:25.00alephcomI just use linksys boxes setup as client/server
03:25.22jijgehalephcom, could you explain plese
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03:25.46jijgehx86, how bad is the performance going to be in a home system?
03:26.24jijgehis it bearable as far as learning asterisk and testing thngs?
03:26.29x86jijgeh: depends... if it's 802.11b or 802.11g, every time someone uses the microwave it'll go to shit ;)
03:26.55x86bearable.... maybe.... tolerable.... probably not ;)
03:26.57jijgehit has problems with g or b with microwave; or both?
03:27.05x86both
03:27.09jijgehI am thinking g
03:27.15x86g and b are both on the same frequency ;)
03:27.21jijgehok
03:27.25x86well, frequency range
03:27.36alephcomjijgeh:  I use the sveasoft firmware.  but, yeah, it gets screwed up easily.
03:27.40jijgehI see, so probably best to just run cable then
03:27.47alephcomas in, interference is a real pain.
03:28.01QwellT568...do we usually use A or B in the US? :p
03:28.03x86oh yeah, definitely the best way
03:28.21x86Qwell: B is most common
03:28.25jijgehany suggestions on a good fxs/fxo card
03:28.37Qwellx86: So, start with orange?
03:29.03jijgehi heard that maybe Digium t400?
03:29.10x86Qwell: WO, O, WG, B, WB, G, WBr, Br
03:29.15Qwellyeah
03:29.23jijgehthat is t568b standard
03:29.40jijgehcat6 or cat5?
03:29.59x86both
03:30.07x86yeah t568b
03:30.10jijgehrunning gigabit?
03:30.12Darwin35asterisk need to become gasterisk as it becomes bloated
03:30.43x86Qwell: t568a has the orange and green swapped iirc
03:31.03jijgehI always use t568b out of habit
03:31.07Qwellx86: well aware...
03:31.10Sedoroxit really doesn't matter as long as both ends are wired the same
03:31.20jijgehunless you are doing crossover
03:31.21x86Qwell: WG, G, WO, B, WB, O, WBr, Br (dont quote me hehe)
03:31.32Qwell1-3, 2-6
03:31.34Qwellso, yes
03:31.46Sedoroxjijgeh: then technically you want to swap all for pairs
03:31.50Sedoroxat least for gig
03:32.22Sedoroxfour*
03:32.37jijgehanyone use asterisk@home, or do you suggest regular asterisk
03:32.48x86Sedorox: nah... maybe with cat5, but with cat6 the twists are so tight it doesnt matter, and there is usually a crossbar to get rid of cross talk
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03:33.09Darwin35~amp
03:33.11jbotmethinks amp is "amp is, like, NOT supported here! people using it should join #freepbx (the new name of amp)"
03:33.14Sedorox0_o yes.. I know.. but I dont' see what that has to do with what we're talking about
03:33.15x86jijgeh: be a man and use regular asterisk ;)
03:33.17Tilihow do i dial a simple H323 URI thru SJPhone without registering with GK
03:33.53x86Tili: this is not a GK or SJPhone support channel ;)
03:33.53jijgehI used regular asterisk initially and then tried @home. I was just wondering what differences there were in performance
03:35.55jijgehis there a difference in performance? or is it just package a little nicer and preconfigured for dummies?
03:37.36jijgehwhat luck have you had running asterisk on fedora 4?
03:37.46jijgehmaybe fedora 5?
03:37.55CrashHD@home is just a combo of packages
03:38.45jijgehbut those are the same packages that you can incorporate into your own if you want then?
03:38.50CrashHDcorrect
03:39.08Darwin35~@home
03:39.09jbot[@home] the most pathetic Internet Service Provider on planet Earth.  Downtime hourly ... can't play one OLG without getting disco'd, they're just horrible.  If you're contemplating using it, don't bother., or see home-scanning, or get portsentry NOW and set it to stealth mode.  also see home-dhcp
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03:39.48jijgehI was referring to *@home
03:39.59x86anyone for a game of xfrisk?
03:40.00wunderkin@home, wow, memories
03:40.06Darwin35~*@home
03:41.55ManxPowerjijgeh, now called "FreePBX" See the /topic
03:42.43CrashHDfree pbx? thought that was just amp?
03:42.56ManxPowerjijgeh, The FreePBX/Asterisk@Home stuff is SO complex you're better getting a degree in programming before you try to customize them.
03:43.05CrashHDhah basically
03:43.10CrashHDI tried @home first
03:43.19CrashHDif you don't like it the way it is...don't use it
03:43.26CrashHDeasier to start from scratch than change it
03:44.37jijgehI see. That is what I was wondering
03:44.49jijgehit is now called FreePBX?
03:45.58essobi_Anyone wrote an interface to the realtime tables for MySQL yet?
03:46.09essobi_I may have to undertake that..
03:46.11Darwin35~freepbx
03:46.21Darwin35grr
03:46.35alephcomessobi_:  How fancy?
03:46.36Tilix86: I just had a feeling that someone will not be of any help and would just bug me. I am asking about how to dial to asterisk
03:46.56essobi_alephcom I dunno.
03:47.19essobi_A simple CRUD table to begin with would suffice..
03:47.35alephcomI have perl code to handle adding/removing/editing SIP and IAX devices.  You can work with dialplan stuff but I hate the interface.
03:47.48essobi_Hmm.
03:47.57essobi_I might just cook out a CRUD real quick and dirty then.
03:48.09alephcom:-)
03:48.43alephcomI should clarify myself.  I don't hate the whole interface, I just think that the dialplan editing stuff could be done better.
03:48.59alephcomOh well, I'm not done yet.
03:49.00CrashHDalephcom? with freepbx? or * in general?
03:49.35alephcomNo, no, no, in my perl -realtime interface.  I hate the freepbx dialplan stuff but the asterisk stuff is cool.
03:50.12CrashHD*nods*
03:51.25CrashHDI've been contemplating a realtime interface
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03:54.18astyrrianI'm having a few issues getting Asterisk to work connected to an external line using an x100p modem...Does anyone know much about that? It used to work, but now its very unpredictable
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03:55.43alephcomCrashHD:  I have an acquaintance who's supposed to be starting on one shortly.  I'm sure he'd love some help if you're interested....
03:57.20astyrrianThe line is setup and it is plugged in to the modem, but Asterisk never picks up..I know the line is getting the call, but Asterisk doesn't seem to respond to it. I've got a polycom phone plugged in and it can interact with Asterisk fine
03:57.25astyrrianIs there any way to debug this?
03:58.03exten123do we able give a beep tone to caller that talk for long conversation?
04:01.14ManxPowerastyrrian, Asterisk does not support modems.
04:01.35ManxPowerexten123, "show application dial"
04:02.18ManxPowerastyrrian, Is the wcfxo kernel module loaded, does ztcfg -vvv give you any errors, did you build and install zaptel BEFORE you built and installed Asterisk?
04:02.29essobi_When did they drop X100 support?
04:02.32essobi_:P
04:02.42essobi_`
04:02.51ManxPoweressobi_, one should not call an X100P a "modem".
04:03.32ManxPoweressobi_, and if it's an X100P it must be OLD, since Digium has not sold them for at least a year.
04:05.18astyrrianManXPower: I used an Asterisk At Home Install CD that did everything...
04:05.45ManxPowerastyrrian, then you should try the #FreePBX channel.  We don't support Asterisk at Home here.
04:06.04astyrrianOK, Thanks
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04:09.30exten123ManxPower, Thanks.
04:12.22CrashHDman
04:12.27CrashHDthe boredom settles in
04:13.05ManxPowerNot even The Power of TiVo can save me from the lack of summer of shows
04:13.17CrashHDheh
04:13.22CrashHDtivo was my friend
04:13.27CrashHDbut I cancelled it last week
04:13.34CrashHDalong with the entire satellite package
04:14.17CrashHDfound myself never watching it
04:14.26CrashHDbought 5 seasons of sopranos instead lol
04:17.39ManxPowerI have like 30 season passes
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04:21.50Barmalwhat does it mean? NOTICE[18406]: src/chan_h323.c:2833 ooh323_convertAsteriskCapToH323Cap: Don't know how to deal with mode 0x40 (slin)
04:22.09CrashHDheh
04:22.15CrashHDtivo was great
04:23.37Barmalanybody?
04:24.15CrashHDhmm
04:24.23bsdfreakanyone in to electronic music / dnb may wanna check out http://dojo.breakbeatninja.com:7777
04:24.27CrashHDgoogle?
04:25.02Barmalnothing there
04:25.08bsdfreakit's a shoutcast stream
04:25.23bsdfreakhit "listen" :P
04:25.26CrashHDwhen it comes to advanced things like that...I find this channel doesn't usually cover it
04:25.33CrashHDlots of basic help here
04:25.59Barmalok... :(
04:27.43Barmalwhat is slin anyways?
04:28.13ManxPowerBarmal, have you tried any of the other 4 H323 drivers?
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04:28.45Barmalthis one I have is from asterisk addons it should work, shouldn't it?
04:29.24BarmalI get the call ringing but when the other side pickups My h323 channel hangs up and I get this error
04:30.03ManxPowerwhat codecs are you allowing and what codecs does the other side expect?
04:30.27brookshireyou should disallow=all and allow nothing :)
04:30.49brookshireaudio stream.. *pfft* who needs that
04:31.34BarmalI allowing only g729 and I think the other side expect that... :( tired of that h323
04:31.59Barmalwhat is 'slin'?
04:32.46Corydon76-homeSigned linear
04:32.59ManxPowerBarmal, did you purchase a G729 license?
04:33.27ManxPowerBarmal, sln in an internal format
04:33.55Corydon76-homeslin is fully uncompressed audio
04:34.08BarmalManxPower: you might be right... what command to see if I have it licensed or how many channels is licensed here?
04:34.46Corydon76-homels -l /var/lib/asterisk/licenses/
04:35.23Barmalno such file or directory
04:35.34Corydon76-homeThen you have no licenses
04:35.58BarmalOk I figured.. Allright hopefully is that Thanks
04:37.39BarmalHey stupid Q Can I use lincenses from my other server?
04:40.05inv_ArpManxPower: what version of * do you run in prod these days?
04:40.44ManxPowerinv_Arp, 1.2.mumble unless I've been too lazy to upgrade the server, in which case it's 1.0.9
04:41.18inv_Arpahh k ... yea I know your conservative... :]
04:42.56ManxPowerHonestly, upgrading to 1.2 has fixed very few problems for me.
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05:00.40sleepy_onehello everyone
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05:08.24devonst17yo
05:09.05Corydon76-homeWow, what an original greeting.  I'd have never thought of using that greeting on IRC 10 years ago
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05:10.51devonst17Times have changed man, its not ten years ago
05:10.53devonst17;)
05:11.11brookshirelame
05:11.14brookshirei mean hi!
05:11.15devonst17lol
05:12.25devonst17Well, it is ten o'clock, In accordance with my sleep schedule I must retire to bed. I would like to wish all of you a pleasant night.
05:12.34brookshireCorydon76-home: you better post a blog before you goto bed!
05:12.41Corydon76-homeSo you join the channel, in order to go to bed?
05:13.06devonst17Corydon76-home: I have been on this channel technically for 2 days
05:13.10brookshirecory: irc is for idling
05:13.16brookshiredidn't you know this?
05:13.20devonst17indeed
05:13.43Corydon76-homeYep, I beat you all by a long shot
05:14.08brookshire*** On-line since Sun Mar  5 00:07:23 2006
05:14.22brookshiredamn.. almost a month
05:14.23Corydon76-homeBesides, why are you going to bed at 10 pm?
05:14.25devonst17lemme check my log...
05:14.27devonst171 sec
05:14.36Corydon76-homeIt's only midnight here
05:14.38devonst17*** Deez nuts are huge
05:14.40devonst17what the hell?
05:14.57devonst17thats besides the point
05:15.02Corydon76-homeYeah, let me invite you to #gayasterisk
05:15.06devonst17Lol
05:15.28devonst17I wouldnt want to join you there, thanks
05:15.37Corydon76-homeOh, why not?
05:15.45devonst17Have a steady gf
05:15.46Corydon76-homeAre you a pretty boy?
05:15.46devonst17thx
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05:16.17Corydon76-homeThat doesn't mean anything.  I've slept with women, too.
05:16.23devonst17lol
05:17.01brookshireCorydon76-home: simmer down now
05:17.23Corydon76-homeAwwwww
05:17.42devonst17Cory: well, congrats. you backed me into a corner
05:17.44devonst17nicely done
05:18.15devonst17imma go to bed now
05:18.20devonst17cya all
05:18.47Corydon76-homeOooh, look, he's a Mac boy
05:19.09devonst17lol
05:19.19devonst17thats my nickname at school
05:19.21devonst17MacBoy
05:19.42devonst17im completely serious
05:19.50devonst17and at parties im known as DJ Shuffle
05:19.50Corydon76-homeCollege?
05:20.18devonst17Nah, senior in highschool, but also a soph in college cause of all the creds I got, so dont give me shit.
05:20.56Corydon76-homeHeh
05:21.22devonst17however I dont know nearly enough about everything I want to learn...
05:21.46devonst17I tried asterisk but realized I had way too many other projects goin...
05:21.47devonst17gah.
05:22.01devonst17now i just hang around in here hopin to pick up stuff I can use down the road
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05:23.25Corydon76-homeWow, it's neat how much info you can find on someone just by typing their IRC nick into Google...
05:23.39devonst17you just do me?
05:23.53brookshireomg..
05:23.57brookshirei can't believe i'm reading this
05:24.08devonst17wtf?
05:24.20FuriousGeorgeCorydon76-home: HOW WAS I SUPPOSED TO KNOW SHE WAS UNDERAGED
05:24.23FuriousGeorgeand a guy
05:24.24brookshirethe asterisk manual of course!
05:24.40wasimwell, its simple to know she was a guy once you get down to it ...
05:25.01Corydon76-homewasim: only if she's still a guy
05:25.23Corydon76-homedevonst17: June 16th?
05:25.38devonst17Corydon76-home: Sure
05:25.55Corydon76-homeLike I said, lots of info
05:26.08devonst17Corydon76-home: have you found my server?
05:26.21Corydon76-homedevonst17: yeah, but no pics that I can see
05:26.24devonst17lol
05:26.31devonst17I dont like pictures
05:26.34QwellCorydon76-home: try harder
05:26.37Corydon76-homenot even of your gf
05:26.40devonst17Good luck
05:26.44devonst17Oh, I can put one up there
05:26.45QwellEVERYBODY has at least one picture online
05:26.56devonst171 sec
05:27.21Corydon76-homeQwell: I could, probably, but the point isn't to demonstrate how much of a sociopath I am...
05:27.30QwellCorydon76-home: that's been plenty proven
05:27.45Corydon76-homeQwell: hey, you spooned me
05:27.55Qwellhey, you let me
05:28.00Qwellor maybe you didn't...I don't know
05:28.01devonst17The hard part is finding my social and credit card number
05:28.43devonst17:O
05:28.48devonst17I lost the picture I had!!
05:28.50devonst17laaame
05:29.00Corydon76-homeActually, that's not hard at all, once you have a full name, Mr. Stewart.
05:29.42devonst17Corydon76-home: lol
05:29.52devonst17You dont impress me
05:30.12Corydon76-homeBirthdate and full name, along with a credit card charge for $49.95 will get you much more than anybody would like
05:30.31devonst17im actually quite amused
05:30.37devonst17Ahha!
05:30.40devonst17I found a picture!
05:30.42devonst17want it?
05:31.07Corydon76-homedevonst17: impressing you wasn't the point.  Whiling away some time without scaring the crap out of you was
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05:37.07asterboyBought another compter today for damnsmalllinux...$12 for $300 celeron loaded
05:37.24asterboyman I love the pace of technology
05:38.05FuriousGeorgewhats a 300 celeron exactly?
05:38.06asterboyMust buy 3 TDM04B cards...anyone selling?
05:38.28asterboys/$300/300MHz
05:38.37FuriousGeorgeah
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05:38.48asterboyThey use to be that price.
05:39.00FuriousGeorgeso did my 486 once :)
05:39.07asterboyand the 286
05:39.12asterboyand the 8088
05:39.15FuriousGeorgebut i know what you mean
05:39.27asterboymy Timex Sinclair was around $100
05:39.33asterboyiirc
05:39.39asterboy4k RAM!
05:39.44FuriousGeorgei bet the first 4004 is the most expensive CPU around :)
05:40.00asterboyI think most $1 store calculators have more RAM
05:40.06FuriousGeorge(that was the first mcroprcsr righht
05:41.51FuriousGeorgelater all
05:41.59asterboynight
05:42.21asterboyIf I read this right, my Timex Sinclair had more memory than the Apollo Capsule
05:42.24asterboyhttp://www.klabs.org/history/history_docs/s5_lvdc/mem_rocchio_67/index.htm
05:43.35orlockman, i keep getting 404's
05:43.41asterboyhttp://www.klabs.org/history/history_docs/ech/agc_scott.jpg
05:47.31sleepy_onehey all, isn't there a way to record all calls in and out automagically?
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05:55.18Phoenix^Hi guys
05:55.44Phoenix^Does anyone else make a series of phones similar to the cisco 7900 series of handsets?
05:56.52ManxPowerPhoenix^, you mean like Polycom
05:57.28orlockGot 404 Not found on SIP register to service xxxx@xxxx, giving up
05:57.44orlockPhoenix^: Linksys/Sipura
05:57.55orlockPhoenix^: owned by cisco, similar stuff, but cheaper
05:58.02orlockthey dont have the minibrowser stuff though
05:58.10orlockbut they dont feel shit like the grandstreams
05:58.27orlockman, i dont know why i could be getting a 404
05:59.42Phoenix^I am after something like the 7970G, but Cisco religiously overcharge for their products
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05:59.50Phoenix^Thanks to their excellent marketing team
05:59.55Phoenix^I am checking out those sites atm
06:00.00Phoenix^ty
06:00.57sleepy_onePhoenix^, what about Snom?
06:01.12Phoenix^sleepy_one: Is that a company?
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06:05.32SkramXHey all
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06:06.28drclawI've got a polycom soundpoint ip 301 I use at home that I find comfortable and business-like, yet still low cost... were you specifically looking for minibrowser stuff Phoenix?
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06:07.27Phoenix^Preferably, I want a client to look at it and be impressed, image is a big thing
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06:09.09orlockPhoenix^: linksys then
06:09.28drclawwell, I like the polycom for soho, but that's just me, I don't have a lot of experience with anything else other than a couple cisco models
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06:13.35astra^^i need some help on H323
06:14.00astra^^i am using sip now
06:14.08astra^^how do i switch over to h323
06:14.40sleepy_onewhy do you need to switch to h323?
06:15.17astra^^coz our provider stopped supporting sip as it was not sendng disconnect signal back
06:15.37astra^^tey support only h323 now .. Ve4
06:17.33juuvasounds quite odd
06:17.41astra^^?
06:18.28astra^^ie when the calleed party hangs up the phone it is not sending back the signal back to ve4
06:19.07juuvathen it's misconfigured
06:19.44drclawI've got app_cepstral (sp?) installed, anyone know if/how you can specify a voice to use in agi (e.g. exec cepstral something? "text to read"
06:19.59astra^^hmmm.. but now tey are not supporting sip
06:20.08astra^^i need toimpliment H323 now
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06:22.14astra^^and i dont have enough knowlege on h323..can u please guide me
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06:28.18kimosabecan some one help me i need this bin
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06:28.36lehelhello
06:28.37kimosabePAP2-SP2K.bin  trying 2 unlock pap 2 device
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06:29.35maxfactaI'm trying to combine the LIMIT flag of Dial() with the Set(TIMEOUT(absolute)) function.
06:29.40drclawkimosabe: recent versions of the pap2 with vonage service aren't unlockable with the old method
06:30.30maxfactaBut it seems, once you have set a LIMIT, further calls to Set(TIMEOUT) can not extend the LIMIT.
06:30.45kimosabethis is an old device
06:32.54sleepy_oneastra^^, this might help http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk+H323+channels sorry I don't know any about H.323
06:35.43sleepy_ones/any/anything/
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06:36.57FuriousGeorgednsmanager.conf has improved my life tremendously
06:37.06SkramX;)
06:37.28brettnemhey anyone know a good test suite besides sipp?
06:38.06brettnemlooking for a second opinion on performance..
06:38.23FuriousGeorgeive been using more or less the same confs since 1.0.9, so i never made samples
06:38.29FuriousGeorgeanyway
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06:38.52FuriousGeorgeif i have one gripe its that peer status is always UNKNOWN
06:39.10MikeJ[Laptop]brettnem, what's wrong w/ sip
06:39.14MikeJ[Laptop]sipp
06:39.32FuriousGeorgewhile everything has worked since i started using it, i still wish i could verify that it still is at a glance
06:39.44MikeJ[Laptop]sipf foundry has another one who's name escapes me.. but I have only ever used sipp
06:39.58kimosabeis there a way for me 2 configure fxo interface on sipura 3000 model for recieving a trunk lin just like x100p ¿
06:40.16brettnemMikeJ[Laptop]: nothing wrong with sipp.. just want a second opinion. :) doing some high load stuff
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06:40.33MikeJ[Laptop]how high?
06:40.39MikeJ[Laptop]:P
06:40.52brettnemshooting for 20cps
06:41.09sleepy_oneI was wondering isn't there an easy way to record all calls in and out automagically in * ? I did look @ voip-info.org but didn't find it -- maybe I'm too sleepy ;-)
06:41.24brettnemsleepy_one: AMP has a setting for this
06:41.35brettnems/this/that/ whatever
06:42.10MikeJ[Laptop]brettnem, is that a lot :P
06:42.17brettnemMikeJ[Laptop]: I'm doing a custom module in SER and looking to profile it's performance with some actual data
06:42.39brettnemMikeJ[Laptop]: 20 cps is.. lets see.. for calls that are 2.5 minutes a piece...
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06:42.45drclawsleepy_one: Monitor()
06:42.59brettnemit's like 9000 simultanious calls
06:43.03MikeJ[Laptop]quick math... quick math
06:43.23drclawhttp://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+cmd+Monitor
06:44.04brettnemsleepy_one: please don't pm questions in this group.. yes, I know how it does it.. read up on monitor
06:44.14drclawbrettnem: what's AMP?
06:44.23brettnemoh dear lord
06:44.39caio1982just deep breath ;)
06:44.46brettnemthanks
06:45.11brettnemnah really..I like phonecall better: http://www.vecsector.com/phonecall
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06:46.19drclawAMP = Asterisk Management Portal?
06:46.26brettnemyes
06:46.35drclawwas that so hard =p
06:47.08sleepy_onebrettnem, thanks :-) I already know about monitor() and I am already using it -- I was looking for a shortcut to enable monitor globally with one directive. I know I could write a macro, etc but I thought there might be an easier way
06:47.10brettnemyou'd be suprised
06:47.29brettnemsleepy_one: you got the tools, glue em together
06:47.45brettnemI don't think there are any secrets in there.
06:47.52FuriousGeorgewait if you get 20 calls per second, times 150 seconds per call, that means on the 150th second you have 3000 calls, at which point the original callers drop out and are replaced at the same theoretical rate
06:48.01[AoS]Wastedby accident anybody here who know's something about EuroISDN / Asterisk and HFC / Cologne chips ?
06:48.16[AoS]WastedI have some imo very strange problems
06:48.42[AoS]Wastedor mayb mis configuration, but I can't get it to work properly
06:49.25FuriousGeorgebrettnem: its still a lot, what kind of HW you use for that?  thats like 10 t1's of bandwidth @ ulaw
06:49.28brettnemFuriousGeorge: that sounds right, I must have messed something up.. it's late.
06:49.40brettnemit's a lot more than 10 t1s..
06:49.47sleepy_one[AoS]Wasted, what kind of problems?
06:50.02brettnemFuriousGeorge: Sonus GSX 9000 ;)
06:50.45[AoS]Wastedsleepy_one: http://pastebin.com/638301
06:51.41[AoS]Wastedmayb you can see a bit more information there.. but problem is the line will not disconnect
06:51.58FuriousGeorgecirca 64kBps X 3000 calls = about 192000000 bps /1500000 = 13 T1s
06:52.21[AoS]Wastedsleepy_one: When calling to the PSTN network and we hang up our softfone the PSTN connection remains connected.
06:52.28brettnem3000 calls fit onto 125 T1s 3000/24
06:52.41brettnemI think you have a digit off
06:52.56MikeJ[Laptop]carry the 1...
06:52.57MikeJ[Laptop]...
06:52.58MikeJ[Laptop]hmmm
06:53.03brookshirehmm..
06:53.09brookshire3000 calls = 3000 lines
06:53.24brettnemwhat's a line? ;)
06:53.26sleepy_one[AoS]Wasted, do you have h,hangup t,hangup etc in your dialplan?
06:53.37brettnemjbot, 1+1
06:53.39jbotsomebody said 1+1 was 3 for large values of 1
06:53.51brettnemjbot, 3000/24
06:53.52jbot125
06:53.52brookshire:D
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06:54.02brookshirei see
06:54.04brookshirei read that wrong
06:54.50brettnemMikeJ[Laptop]: anyway, it's a lot of traffic. it's not for asterisk really.. using SER for that.
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06:55.05MikeJ[Laptop]ya think!
06:55.32MikeJ[Laptop]3000 chans w/ media would kill many things
06:56.02brettnemwell, it'd kill lots of "alternative" telecom solutions. ;)
06:56.02[AoS]Wastedsleepy_one I don't know exactly because I haven't set any 'dailplan' ? or mayb I don't know exaclty what you mean in this context with 'dailplan'
06:56.07sleepy_one3000 channels? what kind of hardware are you doing this on?
06:56.16brettnemit's not asterisk!
06:56.34brettnemSER SER SER
06:56.50FuriousGeorgeoh yeah i counted 64 kbps as 64 instead of 64000
06:56.57brettnemI cranked up ser to 400 cps today for fun..
06:57.17MikeJ[Laptop]heh
06:57.22sleepy_onelol
06:57.27MikeJ[Laptop]such a thing a proxy can do
06:57.39brettnemI mean, they arn't going anywhere.. but it's fun to see all those messages
06:57.40FuriousGeorgewhat processor do those 29,000 rigs have, brettnem
06:57.56FuriousGeorge*29,000
06:57.58brettnem29,000 rigs?
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06:58.05FuriousGeorge*$29,000
06:58.14brettnem29,000 ?
06:58.18FuriousGeorgeim having serious issues with my unites today
06:58.25brettnemunites?
06:58.39FuriousGeorgeunits
06:58.42brettnemnah, you got issues with your typing today! ;)
06:58.53brettnemwhat does $29,000 mean to you?
06:58.58FuriousGeorgeam i having a stroke? :)
06:59.05wasimpaying off a significant portion of my debt
06:59.08FuriousGeorgei saw a 9000 gsx on ebay for 29000
06:59.13brettnemah
06:59.14FuriousGeorgeincludes some accessories
06:59.15sleepy_oneFuriousGeorge, I hope not
06:59.17brettnemdid it have anything in it?
06:59.29FuriousGeorgei think it comes with a prada handbag
06:59.34FuriousGeorgeit had a t1
06:59.37FuriousGeorgeand other stuff
06:59.45FuriousGeorgehardware ive never heard of X 4
06:59.55brettnema T1?
06:59.57FuriousGeorgebut i couldnt find any specs
07:00.04brettnemONE T1? haha
07:00.11FuriousGeorgea t1 PLUS hardware ive never heard of
07:00.22sleepy_one$29k = a lot, $29k for 1 T1 ???????? that's CRAZY
07:00.23FuriousGeorgeill see if i can find it again
07:00.30FuriousGeorgeit had 4 other things
07:00.36FuriousGeorgeone of each :)
07:00.44sleepy_onewhat kind of things?
07:00.53brettnemwe use DS3 cards in ours.. they can take 15 DS3s.. beefy boxes
07:01.10FuriousGeorgeone of them is an ss7 interface :)
07:01.19FuriousGeorgehttp://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=9704768459&category=51268&fkxs=1
07:01.22drclawhttp://tinyurl.com/zotbq
07:01.48brettnemah, that's a 12 T1 card. ;)
07:02.07brettnemactually, you need a lot more equipment than just this box.. the SS7 link doesn't go into the GSX
07:02.07FuriousGeorgeso it is :)
07:02.15FuriousGeorgebut i still cant find the specs
07:02.25FuriousGeorgei want to know about the meat and potatoes hardware :)
07:02.37FuriousGeorgeram motherboard cpu that sort of thing
07:02.44brettnemit's NOT a pc
07:02.55FuriousGeorgebut it does packet switching
07:03.08brettnemit's a specialized piece of hardware
07:03.12FuriousGeorgeim not saying it has to be an x86
07:03.27brettnemit's a hardened piece of telecom equipment
07:03.28FuriousGeorgebut it must function with some sort of "computing"
07:03.48drclawz80
07:03.50brettnemno, it has an internal abacus.. if you shake it, it jiggles..
07:03.58FuriousGeorgedrclaw: i got one of those
07:04.06brettnemand packets spew out the exhaust fan
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07:04.09FuriousGeorgea mouse on a wheel
07:04.13drclawheh, didn't they power game boys for awhile?
07:04.22brettnemI have a z80 in my calculator. :)
07:04.34FuriousGeorgei dunno, famous for the original nintendo, right
07:04.42drclawoh, dunno
07:04.47FuriousGeorgei believe so
07:04.49brettnemI thought they did lots of those word processor thingys
07:05.16FuriousGeorgethey may have
07:05.30FuriousGeorgei belive the nintendo made it famous, iirc
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07:05.48drclawthey were close to the 8080 right? I think there was some big deal about intel devs leaving for zilog than zilog making the z80
07:05.49drclawdunno
07:05.51brettnemnow you have me looking up specs for the sonus
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07:06.06FuriousGeorgedrclaw: yeah it was around that time
07:06.07orlockZ80 was in a lost of the first "personal computers"
07:06.22FuriousGeorgei believe they were more popular than intel's line in terms of sales
07:06.24orlockCPM systems, etc
07:06.36orlockFuriousGeorge: lot cheaper than ibm pc's
07:06.51FuriousGeorgeorlock: and at the time they had better games :)
07:06.58orlockwe used to have one, cpm, daisywheel, 9600bps dumb terminal
07:07.03orlocknuh
07:07.05orlocknot at 9600bps :)
07:07.18orlockthat was the console speed
07:07.24FuriousGeorgemy first modem was 2400 baud i believe
07:07.28brettnem9600bps daisywheel?
07:07.29FuriousGeorgedoom shareware took 4 hours
07:07.33FuriousGeorgeone hour per meg
07:07.44orlocknoh, the console was a 9600bps dumb terminal
07:07.46brettnemMy first modem was a Hayes Smartmodem 300 (yes 300 baud)
07:07.52orlockthe serial ports were 1200bs
07:07.54orlockbps
07:07.57FuriousGeorgeand i had to update from 4 to 8 megs of what might have been pre-edo ram
07:08.04FuriousGeorgefor a whopping 200 bucks
07:08.04brettnemI still have my 300 baud modem... yay :)
07:08.05orlockbrettnem: Cicada 300 here
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07:08.13orlockFuriousGeorge: SIMM's or SIPP's
07:08.16orlockfast page
07:08.24orlock30 pin :)
07:08.27FuriousGeorgeorlock: i was 9, i got no idea
07:08.30orlockeven before 72 pin and FP/EDO
07:08.37brettnemI remember connecting to compuserve with it.. paying per minute of usage.
07:08.40FuriousGeorgeit was like 1989 or maybe a bit later
07:08.53brettnemyou were 9 in 1989?
07:09.05FuriousGeorgeactually i turned 9 in 90
07:09.11FuriousGeorgeam i old or young for here?
07:09.23brettnemhell if I know.. I think I'm getting old.. which is really sad
07:09.26orlockfew years younger than me
07:09.31orlocki was 12 in 1989
07:09.44brettnembut since we are all chatting online, we are supposed to lie about our age, right?
07:09.45orlockjust turned 29 last week
07:09.56FuriousGeorgeorlock: what day?
07:10.03FuriousGeorgeif u dont mind :)
07:10.04orlocksunday 26th
07:10.09FuriousGeorgeim 24th
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07:10.26MooingLemuryay birthday paradox
07:10.26orlockahh
07:11.17MooingLemurBut I was 11 for most of that year.
07:11.23drclawI think my tandy trs-80 model 100 has a knock off zilog
07:11.32MooingLemurI had a TI-99/4A
07:11.37drclawwas hard to tell from the wiki article though
07:12.16FuriousGeorgei cant remember the model of the first tandy i had but i think it was a 1000 or something
07:12.32FuriousGeorgecame with 4 megs of ram (maybe 2) and no HD
07:12.40brettnemyou know, you only need 23 people to have a better than 50% chance of sharing a birthday..
07:12.48FuriousGeorgethough i did have a commodore 64 and an intelivision before that
07:12.50w32would there be any benefit to having a quad port nic in an asterisk server ?
07:13.45x86hmm
07:13.53x86anyone ever mess with iaxmodem?
07:14.10w32nope
07:14.32drclaww32: if I had to guess, other than redundancy, I'd say no since before you max out the ethernet bandwidth on one port you're asterisk box would probably be having a hard time keeping up with the call volume anyhow
07:14.34sleepy_onew32, not really
07:14.40FuriousGeorgelater all
07:14.58sleepy_onegnite FuriousGeorge
07:15.12drclawiaxmodem?
07:15.28drclawwow that is awesome
07:15.31sleepy_onew32, is it plain PCI ?
07:15.39w32pci
07:15.39brettnemhttp://noca.leaver.org/birthday/other.html
07:16.04drclawx86: thanks, I hadn't heard of it, looks cool
07:16.11brettnemisn't having redundant ethernet ports on the same card kinda defeating the purpose?
07:16.24orlocknuh
07:16.27orlockports might crap out
07:16.30orlockswitchports or cables
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07:16.40brettnemstill sounds like a bad idea to me..;)
07:16.40sleepy_onethere is a single point of failure the card itself
07:16.47orlockyeah
07:17.12w32port failure happens, but yeah, the card is the single point of failure quad or not
07:17.12sleepy_one2 NICs would provide more redundancy - of course they would have to fight for PCI bandwidth
07:17.30brettnemand they'd have to fight off those zaptel interrupts!
07:17.41sleepy_oneabsolutely
07:18.02brettnemanyone watch that american inventor show?
07:18.12w32cluster and load balance/failover if ya want redundancy
07:18.34w32yeah I watched it once
07:19.19brettnemI'd use that "walking buddy" to prod those zaptel interrupts
07:19.20drclawok ploting done, bad plan
07:19.50x86brettnem: you use iaxmodem?
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07:20.16puzzledmorning all
07:20.22w32mornin
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07:21.19brettnempuzzled: heh, watching your good morning propagate across all those channels
07:21.36puzzled:)
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07:22.19wasim:)
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07:30.01[AoS]WastedI really don't get it.. if I set pridailplan on 'local' I can only dail local numbers.. if I set it to international I can only dail international numbers.. but how can I dail everything.. I don't want any restriction on that
07:30.40[AoS]Wastedfirst I thought by writing the numbers on the right way I can dail everything.. but it just doesn't seem to work
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07:31.42brettnempridialplan should really be national unless you have reason to do otherwise
07:32.32brettnemread te docs! pridialplan: Sets an option required for some (rare) switches that require a dialplan parameter to be passed. This option is ignored by most PRI switches. It may be necessary on a few pieces of hardware. Valid options are: unknown, local, private, national, and international. This option can almost always be left unchanged from the default. Default: national.
07:33.42[AoS]Wastedyeah.. have read that but i'm using a HFC / Cologne card.. ISDN (BRI)
07:34.12[AoS]Wastedand if I put it on the 'default' option (local) I can also only dail localy.. in my own region
07:34.21[AoS]Wastedthat why I was debugging / testing with that option
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07:37.43[AoS]Wastedso my main problem is.. do I have to make different outbound records to make it posible to dail local and international
07:37.53[AoS]Wastedor am I totaly thinking in the wrong way
07:39.02sleepy_onedid you say you were using * @ home? with AMP?
07:40.49[AoS]WastedI think I didn't say that but it is true.. I'm using @ home with AMP
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07:44.43sleepy_oneI think it's the way the system is configured, you may need to define new rules for in an out based on the number dialed how many digits are local numbers? what about international numbers?
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07:49.58mmmmmToopshould I be afraid:  chan_iax2.c:7551 socket_read: Received mini frame before first full voice frame ...?
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07:50.34wasimmmmmmToop: nop
07:51.00mmmmmToopcool...
07:51.06mmmmmToopI can sleep again! ;  )
07:51.24mmmmmToophow about this wasim: chan_iax2.c:1597 iax2_destroy: Avoiding IAX destroy deadlock ...?
07:53.39mmmmmToopa bit of background...we are connecting our Asterisk box to a Topex GSM channel bank with SIP....& for some reason the SIP channels are timing out
07:54.00mmmmmToopjust going through errors that we have been getting for a while & checking if this might cause this...
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07:56.59PoWeRKiLLhi
07:57.06sleepy_onehello
07:57.13cfhi have some problem with rxfax because the fax arrive not complete , what can i do?
07:57.48PoWeRKiLLIf a member in a queue is already in line how can I prevent asterisk call him when I use ringall strategy
07:58.05mmmmmToopuse a DND on a phone
07:59.17PoWeRKiLLGood idea but each time someone answer he will have to set DND then remove it when hanging up
08:00.11mmmmmToopyes...a bit of a pain...but I can't think of any other easy way to do it
08:01.33mmmmmToopyes...I think so
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08:04.21wasimPoWeRKiLL: don't use ringall
08:04.56wasimPoWeRKiLL: but if the agent is already on line it shouldn't call him even in ringall
08:05.23sleepy_oneindeed it should not
08:06.30kaldemarPoWeRKiLL: you are using some voip phones, right?
08:07.26wasimhow does the agent login to the queue? static or dynamic?
08:07.49sleepy_onebusydetect=yes busycount=4 do you guys think this is a good idea?
08:07.53wasimi hate how you have to restart * to work with zapata
08:07.59wasimsleepy_one: works for me
08:08.26sleepy_onewasim, are you using analog lines?
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08:09.47wasim8 of them, echoey as hell right now
08:09.57sleepy_one:-(
08:10.03wasimand i can't restart the bloody box, coz live calls
08:10.05sleepy_oneI have an echo problem too
08:10.15sleepy_oneanalog sucks :-(
08:10.23wasimwhich EC are you using? sec2?
08:10.44sleepy_onethe default
08:10.46x86speaking of EC, can i do EC on SIP and/or IAX2?
08:11.16sleepy_oneI haven't tried aggressive EC yet
08:11.19wasimno, its more an endpoint function
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08:11.36wasimi'll try all tonite when the lines are less busy
08:11.40wasimdid you try fxotune?
08:11.49sleepy_oneIf the call is entirely digital there's shouldn't be echo right?
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08:12.03wasimright, but at some point it has to go analog
08:12.12sleepy_ones/there's/threre/
08:12.50sleepy_oneunless of course it is entirely VoIP end to end which is rare but does happen sometimes
08:14.34sleepy_onemy VoIP calls * 2 * over IAX2 were just about perfect
08:15.51wasimno, there may still be echo at your soundcard or the softphone
08:16.01wasimbut usually not
08:16.28wasimbut analog does indeed suck
08:16.36sleepy_oneaye
08:16.46wasimespecially when youre dealing with 3rd world wiring and sets
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08:17.02PakiPenguinhello
08:17.07sleepy_onehi
08:18.08sleepy_onein my experience analog sucks big time in every country I've tried it in so far ( US and UK )
08:18.39wasimoh, wait till you get to our side of the world ...
08:19.03sleepy_oneI know it sucks worldwide but I have not had the pleasure of experiencing sucky analog anywhere else just yet :-)
08:19.04PakiPenguin:)
08:19.10PakiPenguinwasim, how are you?
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08:19.28wasimpissed off at *, app_queue and moziax
08:19.42wasimalso at zapata but thats been a long time that way
08:19.58PakiPenguin:)
08:20.00PoWeRKiLLkaldemar yes
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08:20.13PakiPenguinwasim, plans to come to isb anytime soon?
08:20.25wasimPakiPenguin: month or so, probably
08:20.43kaldemarPoWeRKiLL: you could try to disable call waiting indication on the phones. that way they answer busy to asterisk in case asterisk tries to call them and the users won't be bothered.
08:21.03PakiPenguini see , beep me when you are around
08:21.21wasimi don't want to get any more rounder than this ...
08:22.01Greek-Boywasim, which country u from?
08:22.20wasimGreek-Boy: pk
08:22.25Greek-Boyoh ok
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08:29.41PoWeRKiLLkaldemar it's xlite softphone
08:29.48PoWeRKiLLyou know where to remove it ?
08:30.27kaldemaroh.. i don't have xlite's here.
08:31.05Tilihi PakiPenguin
08:31.07kaldemarbut let's see.
08:31.12Tiliwasim: why are u angry at moziax
08:31.31x86anyone ever setup iaxmodem?
08:31.45wasimTili: i'm trying to figure out if my voice drops are due to it
08:31.55wasimTili: will know in 2 minutes :)
08:32.14wasimok .. atleast we have the full file in the monitoring file
08:33.09wasimTili: how ya doing anyway?
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08:33.36kaldemarPoWeRKiLL: wonder what User Settings -> Features -> Incoming Calls Start on Line 1 does
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08:34.06kaldemarPoWeRKiLL: if they all come to the same line, it could indicate busy
08:34.06Tiliwasim: great. in .cn right now. my stupid iax network is having some voice quality issues. need to fix it
08:34.11dlynesDoes zaptel 1.0.9.2 work with Asterisk 1.2.6?
08:34.20vgsterx86 yes
08:35.00wasimTili: same here ... voice drops, echo, general unreliability
08:35.09x86vgster: i'm having a problem getting it to register with asterisk
08:35.32Tiliwasim: i have been working on AEC stuff. porting some code posted to openh323 long time ago
08:35.34x86vgster: asterisk is refusing the registration.... i've triple checked the username and password... cause code is 29, whatever that means
08:35.36vgsterhave you followed the example conf files and readme>
08:35.47x86vgster: yeah
08:36.04dlynesAlso, has anyone come across Asterisk core dumping on startup, even though none of the binaries have changed?
08:36.26Tiliwasim: but i am thinking of adding some intelligence in iax2 one and for all. so keep pinging server during call and if lag increases just accumulate more frames and then send.
08:36.34dlynesIt's core dumping on a call to pthread_kill
08:36.55xyloxgay
08:36.57xyloxer
08:36.57xyloxgah
08:37.12xyloxwhy must servers in colo fail in the middle of the night?
08:37.25dlynesxylox: Because that's the funnest time of the day to go fix them
08:37.34tsumebecause they run linux
08:37.41xyloxluckily we bought remote hands
08:38.23sleepy_oneout of ECHO_CAN_STEVE ECHO_CAN_STEVE2 ECHO_CAN_MARK ECHO_CAN_MARK2 ECHO_CAN_MARK3 ECHO_CAN_KB1 ECHO_CAN_MG2 which one do you think works better?
08:38.23xyloxI took an ambien sleeping pill
08:38.33xyloxand then my phone starter rining like crazy
08:38.52xyloxs/starter/started
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08:39.11xyloxit's fun troubleshooting server while high on hypnotic drugs
08:39.24vgsterbark like a dog then
08:39.40xyloxI dunno if it works that way
08:39.51xyloxI tried to get my wife to hypnotize me
08:39.57xyloxbut she got scared and ran away
08:40.19xyloxmaybe I hypnotized her into a dog and that's why she ran away
08:40.19Greek-Boyhow does asterisk cope as a prepaid SIP server. IE, using calling cards.
08:40.39xyloxit copes very well
08:41.25Greek-Boynice
08:42.17Greek-Boycan customers/users dial a normal PSTN number and then use their calling card from there to make an international VoIP call?
08:42.30dlynesis asterisk tied to the version of zaptel that's installed on the system when it got compiled?
08:42.32alib80hi all, are there problems with the dst column in the cdr if u use 't' in your dialplan?
08:42.45vgsterdlynes no
08:43.38dlynesvgster: why would it start core dumping on me after I installed zaptel 1.0.9.2 and linux 2.6.11, and then I go back to 2.6.15.5 and 1.2.5 and it still core dumps?
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08:44.59sleepy_onedlynes, it shouldn't sounds like something got foobar'ed
08:45.17alib80thanks
08:45.29vgsterwhy not zaptel 1.2.5?
08:45.31dlynessleepy_one: but nothing got changed besides the kernel version, and the kernel version/zaptel version it's running on now, is the same ones it was running on just fine, previously
08:45.38X-Rob_zaptel-trunk is the one to run
08:45.41sleepy_onemv /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/ out of the way and install the latest kernel + zaptel 1.2.5 + * 1.2.6
08:45.47X-Rob_but only for echo cancelling fixes
08:45.50dlynesvgster: having stability problems with the pri on 1.2.5 that i wasn't on 1.0
08:45.57X-Rob_dlynes, ooh.
08:45.59X-Rob_dude.
08:45.59vgsterok
08:46.04X-Rob_libpri-trunk and zaptel-trunk
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08:46.12X-Rob_that'll fix your problems
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08:46.18vgsteryes are you using a later libpri?
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08:46.30dlynesvgster: correct...the latest 'stable' libpri
08:46.44dlynesvgster: 1.2.2 I think it was
08:46.49X-Rob_I think there's three patches in libpri-trunk that fix where libpri was working purely by coincidence
08:46.52iceyphey guys, is it possible to press a button in an IVR and that option would call 5 people and bridge them into a conference call
08:47.06dlynesX-Rob_: ah...thanks so much
08:47.20X-Rob_dlynes, also use the MG2 echo canceller
08:47.24sleepy_oneiceyp, yes I think so
08:47.28vgsteryes MG2
08:47.28dlynesX-Rob_: I guess I need to grab that using svn then, eh?
08:47.33X-Rob_yup
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08:47.42PoWeRKiLLkaldemar : they all coming on line 3 then 2 then 1
08:47.44dlynesX-Rob_: does it introduce any new bugs?
08:47.48sleepy_onewhat's better ECHO_CAN_STEVE ECHO_CAN_STEVE2 ECHO_CAN_MARK ECHO_CAN_MARK2 ECHO_CAN_MARK3 ECHO_CAN_KB1 ECHO_CAN_MG2 ?
08:47.53PoWeRKiLLand when I'm on a call it's very annoying
08:47.58X-Rob_dlynes, I use zaptel-trunk and libpri-trunk everywhere
08:48.03X-Rob_and I have no issues
08:48.08X-Rob_sleepy_one, MG2
08:48.11dlynesX-Rob_: even on your main softswitch?
08:48.14sleepy_onethanks
08:48.27X-Rob_dlynes, most of my machines are little via boxes with a TE110 in 'em
08:48.49X-Rob_so there's no real 'main' one
08:48.58dlynesX-Rob_: ah...ok...yeah...I'm running probably a second generation te410p
08:49.07dlynesX-Rob_: one of the xilinx cards
08:49.17X-Rob_dlynes, it should work
08:49.26dlynesX-Rob_: cool...thanks for the tip
08:49.43sleepy_onedoes MG2 use AGGRESSIVE_SUPPRESSOR if defined? or is that just for MARK2?
08:49.47dlynesvgster: thanks to you, too
08:50.08X-Rob_sleepy_one, AGGRESSIVE turns your voip into half duplex. people hate it.
08:50.27X-Rob_only use it when you've got evil echo you can't fix any othe rway
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08:51.45sleepy_oneX-Rob_, thanks ... I have some mean echo :-( I don't want to use AGGRESSIVE_SUPPRESSOR unless I really have to
08:51.58X-Rob_sleepy_one, connected how?
08:52.16sleepy_oneTDM400p 4 FXO modules -> PSTN
08:52.23X-Rob_what country?
08:52.35sleepy_oneUK, BT
08:52.42vgsterunlucky :D
08:53.13vgsteroh hang in im on BT too
08:53.30X-Rob_sleepy_one, you have opermode=UK on the wctdm module?
08:54.28vgsterhmm AVM or Eicon BRI cards?
08:54.40X-Rob_eicons are good
08:54.41sleepy_onenegative just zaptel.conf / zapata.conf
08:55.24vgstervvv expensive
08:55.34sleepy_onefxsls=1-4 loadzone=uk defaultzone=uk in zaptel and progzone=uk in zapata
08:58.01X-Rob_sleepy_one, so no opermode=UK on the module?
08:58.09X-Rob_that'll be your first problem
08:58.11X-Rob_you using 2.6?
08:58.16X-Rob_linux kernel 2.6?
08:59.14dlynescool...it was core dumping on an iax2 registration, whether the host was up or not
08:59.16sleepy_oneya 2.6.11
08:59.37FalleAnyone here have the GXP-2000? Mine sometimes goes into a register-frenzy and reregisters every minute regardless of any timers :-/ Anyone else seen this behaviour?
08:59.43dlynesbut the iax2 registration worked fine before shutting down...hadn't actually tried restarting asterisk, only reloading the configs
08:59.52X-Rob_sleepy_one, /etc/modprobe.conf - you want a line in there that says 'options wctdm opermode=UK'
08:59.55sleepy_oneX-Rob_, thanks! I didn't know that
09:01.28vgsterFalle - i hae gxp-2000 but they dont do that
09:02.54Fallevgster: du you run the latest beta-firmware?
09:03.02Fallei get: -- Unregistered SIP '1000'
09:03.02Falle-- Registered SIP '1000' at 1.2.3.4 port 5062 expires 1800
09:03.11Falleevery minute :/
09:04.03sleepy_oneI don't see that with GXP-2000s
09:04.47x86can someone try faxing me? i want to test my iaxmodem setup
09:04.58x86i have multiple US DID's and one UK DID
09:05.20vgsterFalle I do on one of the phones and have an earlier beta on another
09:05.33x86vgster: are you ignoring me? :(
09:05.52vgsterNo im not sorry, but im at work and dont have time to go hunting for a fax machine
09:06.06x86ah ok
09:07.12Fallevgster: you could try http://www.tpc.int/ ?
09:07.38Fallewrong..  that was for x86
09:07.58x86hmm thx
09:08.51dlynesbtw, vgster and X-Rob_, asterisk links against the dynamic version of libpri, right?
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09:11.07sleepy_oneX-Rob_, I added options wctdm opermode=UK to modprobe and changed zconf.h to use MG2 and the echo is just as bad :-(
09:12.01sleepy_oneX-Rob_, is the opermode=UK case sensitive? I used it exactly as you pasted it
09:12.16wasimtry sec2
09:12.35wasimyes, look at wctdm.c
09:14.59shiznatixI have a GSM connected to my asterisk box with a serial cable and a ISDN line. How do I make asterisk dial through that when someone dials a number like _5XXXXXXX
09:15.00sleepy_onefgrep -i sec2 *.c = null fgrep -i sec2 *.h = null ?
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09:16.05sleepy_onewasim, I don't see sec2 anywhere in wctdm.c
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09:16.25wasimsleepy_one: you won't, thats in zconfig.h
09:16.35wasimsleepy_one: but the opermode is in wctdm.c
09:17.16drclawshiznatix: are you doing it with a capi channel?
09:17.24sleepy_onefgrep -i sec2 *.c and fgrep -i sec2 *.h produced nothing tho
09:19.23sleepy_onewasim, which is why I'm confused about sec2 since fgrep didn't find it anywhere, I found the opermode but there is no reference to sec2 anywhere in the main zaptel dir
09:21.06shiznatixdrclaw, no I actually didn't even know where to begin but I think that the CAPI stuff sounds like the right path to go down.
09:21.48drclawif you haven't stumbled across voip-info.org yet there's lot of good info there - http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk+CAPI+channels
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09:26.14wasimsleepy_one: line 41 zconfig.h
09:26.50sleepy_oneline 41 zconfig.h = /* #define CONFIG_ZAPTEL_MMX */
09:26.56taecAnyone else experienced problems with the queue_log logging lots of 0's as call times?
09:26.59wasimread further down
09:27.44sleepy_onewasim, the only EC's mentioned are: ECHO_CAN_STEVE ECHO_CAN_STEVE2 ECHO_CAN_MARK ECHO_CAN_MARK2 ECHO_CAN_MARK3 ECHO_CAN_KB1 ECHO_CAN_MG2 that's it
09:28.31wasimright, and?
09:28.49wasimspoilt for choice?
09:28.54taecThe cmd: `grep COMPLETECALLER /var/log/asterisk/queue_log  | awk -F"|" '$7 =="0" {print $0}'  | wc -l` produces 2817 (out of ~ 3000 COMPLETECALLER notices in total)
09:29.26shiznatixdrclaw, http://www.2n.cz/products/gsm_gateways/isdn_bri_gsm_gateways/bri_lite_gsm_gateway.html is the one that I have. I can not tell if it supports CAPI because the voip-info said thats required
09:29.55vgster<PROTECTED>
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09:30.58nick-mhi folks, anybody about to answer a quick question? my handset continues to ring even after the incoming caller has hung up
09:31.25nick-mi'm using an analog card with 4 extensions, and cisco 7960 handsets
09:31.43brookshireit never stops?
09:32.08nick-mnope it goes to queue and if the caller gives up, then it continues to ring indefinitely
09:32.47brookshiredoes it detect a disconnect?
09:33.22brookshireor does it still think the caller is still on the line?
09:34.03sleepy_onenick-m, what is busydetect set to in zapata.conf ?
09:34.30nick-mit doesn't detect the disconnect
09:34.34nick-mhold on i'll check
09:34.47sleepy_onenick-m, is opermode=UK in modprobe.conf ?
09:34.51brookshiresounds like your localization is wrong
09:35.14sleepy_oneas X-Rob_ wisely pointed out above :-)
09:35.26sleepy_onenick-m, do you get a lot of echo?
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09:35.32nick-mnope no echo
09:35.38nick-mi'm just checking that conf now
09:36.14nick-mshould i add that line in?
09:36.17nick-mit's not in the conf
09:36.30sleepy_oneoptions wctdm opermode=UK
09:36.43sleepy_onein modprobe.conf assuming you have a TDM400p
09:37.28tzafrirI'm trying to use a Digium TDM400P analog card with one FXS module. The card is basically configured OK, but I hear a terrible sound from the connected phone, and I see almost no interrupts. zttest shows that the card fails to work as a timing source
09:37.56tzafrirAny idea what to check next?
09:38.07sleepy_oneIt might be an IRQ problem
09:38.36brookshiretza: does this happen all the time?
09:38.39sleepy_onewhat kind of system are you using? specs? what kind of PCI devices?
09:39.17dlynesomg...i can't believe the path to postgres is hardcoded into asterisk's makefile
09:39.27brookshirenick: also read this - http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk+config+zaptel.conf
09:40.37brookshirelame
09:40.48brookshiredlynes: just use odbc anywasy :)
09:40.49nick-mthanks brookshire
09:41.01dlynesbrookshire: why add another layer?
09:41.01tzafrirbrookshire, there is a shared interrupts problem on that board which I can't get rid of:
09:41.19tzafrir15:       7313          XT-PIC  uhci_hcd:usb2, eth0, wctdm
09:41.27dlynesbrookshire: besides...is the unixodbc driver fully functional for postgres?
09:41.33brookshiredlynes: because it is *not* for efficent
09:41.39brookshirefor = more
09:41.48tzafrirHowever, this should cause performance problems. It should not simply prevent the card from sending interrupts in the first place
09:41.48brookshireat least not with assterisk
09:41.52dlynesbrookshire: then what else for?
09:41.52cj-rmShould I be using kewl start or ground start in the UK on BT phone lines?
09:41.55brookshiredamn.. lag
09:41.56brookshire:)
09:42.08dlynesbrookshire: I don't need to support mysql or oracle or something else
09:42.14dlynesbrookshire: only postgres
09:42.20brookshireyup.. use odbc :)
09:42.27brookshireit's more supported in asterisk
09:42.38dlynesbrookshire: so what you're saying is that postgres cdr module in asterisk is quite buggy?
09:42.46drclawshiznatix: is that for getting traffic from a gsm network to an isdn port on a pbx then/
09:42.54brookshirei'm just saying use the odbc one
09:43.41sleepy_onetzafrir, you may have to disable all unnecessary devices and move the card to another PCI slot.
09:43.55shiznatixdrclaw, its for getting trafic from the GSM to asterisk AND from asterisk to the GSM network
09:44.14tzafrirsleepy_one, I've already tried that. And this is the only slot I have. And I've already played with all the boot-time params
09:44.15shiznatixdrclaw, mainly for the latter
09:44.17dlynesbrookshire: if there's no difference in stability, I think i'd rather use the postgres one, simply for the efficiency
09:44.26cj-rmI can't get hangup detection working in the UK, do I need ground start or kewl start?
09:44.39drclawshiznatix: ah, I have no idea with that thing man sorry =( looks fun though
09:44.42brookshiredlynes: but i'ts not more efficient :)
09:44.44tzafrirsleepy_one, still, I would expect performance problems. But I don't get interrupts at all
09:44.47sleepy_onetzafrir, how many slots does your machine have? is it 1U ?
09:44.58dlynesbrookshire: why not just say that, then? :)
09:45.10tzafrirSomething close. A VIA-Epia-based one
09:45.12drclawshiznatix: I might be totally off, but I think you'll actually need some hardware to do isdn bri between asterisk and that device
09:45.38cj-rmI'm using a TDM400 with 2 FXS and 2 FXO interfaces
09:45.44sleepy_onetzafrir, you may have to try to assign the IRQs manually in your BIOS if you can
09:45.47dlynesbrookshire: so i'm guessing unixodbc is quite mature now, then?
09:45.53drclawshiznatix: I see that it has a serial port, but it looks like it's for messaging with their software? http://www.2n.cz/images2/obrazek_click/78/onpage.jpg
09:45.58tzafrirsleepy_one, no can do. Been through all of those
09:46.03dlynesbrookshire: I had used it a number of years ago
09:46.08shiznatixdrclaw, lemme see
09:46.12dlynesbrookshire: but it wasn't mature enough for me to continue using it
09:46.35dlynesbrookshire: i had even contributed some code to the oracle and sybase drivers
09:47.00brookshirei think so :)
09:47.00dlynesbrookshire: erm oracle and freetds i mean
09:47.13brookshirefrom what i understand.. the only driver supported and maintained in asterisk is the odbc one...
09:47.16sleepy_onetzafrir, can you please post ALL your IRQs on pastebin ?
09:47.31brookshirethe mysql and postgres ones have been lacking, but that doesn't mean someone hasn't picked up the project
09:47.33shiznatixdrclaw, the red bar is basically the only one we are concerned with as of right now. just go from asterisk to the GSM so basically I will be able to pick up my SIP phone and call my cell phone from it
09:47.38dlynesbrookshire: ah...ok...I just haven't had a chance to go back to it until the last year or so because i had been working horror of horrors, jdbc
09:47.57tzafrirsleepy_one, I can. But I've been through all of this. And no, I can't disable USB. And even if I did disable USB, it wouldn't help
09:48.07brookshirehaha.. what exactly is the point of jdbc anyways, lol
09:48.37brookshiretzafrir: i can find anything on that... i suggest you email support@digium.com
09:48.41brookshirethey can help you out :)
09:48.43dlynesbrookshire: to provide something similar to the database framework libraries under windows for java
09:48.46Skidlol
09:48.49tzafrirsleepy_one, the board seems to insist on assigning the interrupt of the network controller and of the PCI slot together
09:48.51Skidyou laugh at jdbc ?
09:48.55sleepy_onetzafrir, are you running X on that machine?
09:49.01dlynesbrookshire: besides...jdbc is damned powerful
09:49.01tzafrirsleepy_one, hell no!
09:49.06drclawshiznatix: I think what you want is a card for asterisk (or external network capable device) that'll do euro-isdn and then cross connect that to your box
09:49.11sleepy_onetzafrir, good
09:49.20brookshireugh.. jdbc gave me a headache for about two weeks
09:49.28dlynesbrookshire: especially jdbc2
09:49.55drclawshiznatix: then you should be able to dial out that and the device you have will be happy thinking it's got an incoming call, etc... I'm not really sure with isdn bri if theres a difference between fxs and fxo interfaces...
09:50.03brookshirepersistant connections + jdbc = tons of ram
09:50.04brookshire:(
09:50.12dlynesbrookshire: since when?
09:50.38dlynesbrookshire: jdbc doesn't use tonnes of memory
09:50.42brookshirei wrote an app about 2 months ago
09:50.51drclawshiznatix: you want to do voice over it right?
09:50.55dlynesbrookshire: tomcat uses tonnes of memory, not jdbc
09:50.55brookshireit worked fine for a couple of days
09:51.04dlynesbrookshire: and then?
09:51.05brookshirethen it started eating more and more ram
09:51.13dlynesbrookshire: were you using jsp?
09:51.20brookshireno.. jdpc
09:51.24dlynesbrookshire: were you freeing all your resources?
09:51.26brookshirejdbc
09:51.34shiznatixdrclaw, yes voice. Fax will be later but not sure about it yet, voice is most important right now
09:51.38cj-rmDoes anyone here run asterisk on the UK PSTN?
09:51.48dlynesbrookshire: jdbc doesn't have memory leaks, but if you don't know how to use it properly, you'll get tonnes of memory leaks
09:51.48vgsteri do on my test box
09:51.51brookshireyeah.. and i was garbage collecting
09:51.55sleepy_onehttp://pastebin.ca/48084
09:52.05vgsterand i use pri with my production systems
09:52.23sleepy_onethat is what Digium told me to do when I had the same problem
09:52.27brookshireso i just made it disconnect and reconnect on every query and that fixed it :)
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09:52.53dlynesbrookshire: i suspect you were running into an exception that you were handling
09:53.00dlynesbrookshire: and then forgetting to close your resources
09:53.16dlynesbrookshire: connections, statement handlers, resultsets all have to be closed
09:53.26drclawshiznatix: I think you want something like this (works with ISDN4Linux) http://www.eicon.com/worldwide/products/ISDN/DivaISDN.htm you'll connect that to your device, and then out to gsm
09:53.32wasimstipud batsmen
09:53.32brookshirewell.. i never closed my connection
09:53.42brookshirei was issuing a query every 10 secs
09:53.53hackeroncurrently, when I dial a number, I hear the ringing noise once, then it goes quiet for a couple of seconds like the FXO dials on the line, then I hear ringing again - anyway to remove these few seconds of silence as it sounds like asterisk hung up
09:54.18dlynesbrookshire: i don't know what your problem was then, but i highly suspect it was a resource that never got closed
09:54.35dlynesbrookshire: i used jdbc in enterprise apps for 3 or 4 years, with never a resource leak problem
09:54.55brookshirei'm pretty sure i was closing everything.. i also had everything in an object that was created and distroyed
09:55.09dlynesbrookshire: only memory leak i encountered was the one in the javac compiler
09:55.13brookshireso that should have taken care of any mistakes as well
09:55.37cj-rmvgster: Do you run a TDM400?
09:55.41dlynesbrookshire: yeah..you said you were garbage collecting, too....if your code is well written, you shouldn't need to run the garbage collector
09:55.45vgsterno x100p on my test box
09:56.07brookshiredlynes: i was forcing it, to see if that was the problem
09:56.11cj-rmvgster: Do you have any problems with hangup detection on FXO's?
09:56.13shiznatixdrclaw, I already have a standard ISDN card installed on the asterisk box :P . The GSM thing I have it actually connected to the asterisk box through a serial port and through the ISDN card. The trouble comes in getting asterisk to use the ISDN card which has the GSM box on it
09:56.14brookshirei'm pretty sure i checked everything
09:56.16dlynesbrookshire: ah
09:56.26vgstercj-rm not that i am aware off
09:56.45taecIs COMPLETECALLER not meant to activate only when the call has been passed to the agent and either the agent or caller actually hangs up? I'm seeing it being activated as soon as the call is picked up.
09:56.52drclawshiznatix: sorry, I wasn't understanding, so you want that standard isdn card to do the capi, or misdn
09:57.04brookshireexecute a query once every 10 secs using the same connection and see if you run into the same problem.. it would be good to know :)
09:57.19dlynesbrookshire: i never used a timer for it
09:57.47dlynesbrookshire: but we executed probably over a hundred queries in a minute, easily
09:57.52drclawshiznatix: that's what you'll need to check for hardware support for rather than your gsm gateway
09:57.53shiznatixdrclaw, Ya I think CAPI is what I need. I originally thought that the GSM box had to have CAPI capabilities but I think now you ment that my ISDN card needed the CAPI capabilities
09:58.09brookshiredlynes, yah.. sure..
09:58.10drclawshiznatix: btw, I think this would have made your job easier http://www.2n.cz/products/gsm_gateways/voip_gsm_gateway/voiceblue_voip_gsm_gateway.html
09:58.14dlynesbrookshire: we had written our own jdbc pooling code (jdbc2 wasn't out yet, when we originally wrote it)
09:58.15cj-rmvgster: Do you route from an FXO to an FXS?
09:58.26shiznatixdrclaw, yes but it costs 4 times as much as the one I have :P
09:58.27brookshirei just had a query looking for events...
09:58.39drclawgood point
09:58.40shiznatixdrclaw, thats the one I wanted to get but it was like whoa, thats expensive
09:59.05cj-rmvgster: What happens if the FXO hangs up when the FXS starts ringing?
09:59.06shiznatixdrclaw, ok so I am off to try to recompile asterisk with CAPI capabilities
09:59.08dlynesbrookshire: the pooling code was called by tomcat, and jboss had its own pooling code
09:59.34drclawshiznatix: yes, your isdn card in the PC will need the capi (or mISDN) support
09:59.42wasimi'm still waiting for kape's gsm pci cards
09:59.45drclawshiznatix: good luck!
09:59.51dlynesbrookshire: but after working on that project for that long, i'm so sick of looking at java code
10:00.04brookshirecool.. i never did much with jsp or tomcat
10:00.08shiznatixdrclaw, thanks for all your help. Take it easy
10:00.12brookshirei always just used php
10:00.15brookshireor perl
10:00.20dlynesbrookshire: trust me, you don't want to use jsp
10:00.28dlynesbrookshire: it's a major pos
10:00.32brookshirelol
10:00.44brookshireeven for xml stuff?
10:00.48dlynesbrookshire: not to mention it relies heavily on javac, which still has a memory leak afaik....sun still hasn't fixed it
10:01.03dlynesbrookshire: jsp is xml
10:01.13brookshirehow is jsp xml?
10:01.32Lino`lol
10:01.36Lino`jsp may be xhtml
10:01.38dlynesbrookshire: it's an xml schema that usually gets embedded in either html or xml documents
10:01.50brookshireahh
10:02.13dlynesLino`: xhtml is itself an xml schema
10:02.49brookshirei hate xml anyways
10:03.27brookshirelol
10:03.27brookshirei don't know why i asked
10:03.27*** join/#asterisk nick-m (n=n@host-84-9-236-104.bulldogdsl.com)
10:03.27vgstercj-rm hangup detection works fine in both directions
10:03.27brookshirei guess xml is great for security though..
10:03.27brookshireand legacy apps
10:03.27dlynesbrookshire: because you want to code java code for the rest of your natural life :)
10:03.27cj-rmvgster: Then where am I going wrong?
10:03.50dlynesjava is the new cobol
10:03.53brookshirei like java! i just never tried jsp
10:04.09nick-mhey guys sorry i got cut off. i tried everything in that voipinfo config guide, and now got UK ringing tone :) but it still doesn't notice when a user ends the call, it just keeps ringing forever...
10:04.24vgstercj-rm dont know, inm using fairly basic settings nothing really special
10:04.29dlynesnick-m: you need kewlstart (disconnect supervision)
10:04.46dlynesnick-m: but, it needs to be supported at the telco end, too
10:05.02brookshirenick: did you reload zaptel?
10:05.20nick-myep reloaded it brookshire
10:05.26dlynesnick-m: make sure your telco is providing you with a pri with disconnect supervision
10:05.46nick-mright
10:05.57nick-mdo most telcos do this?
10:06.02dlynesnick-m: it's not a guaranteed thing that they give it to you automatically
10:06.06brookshiredlynes: i think he has an analog card
10:06.08vgstercj-rm what signalling are you using?
10:06.08dlynesnick-m: yes
10:06.13brookshirethis is not pri
10:06.27nick-moh right, sorry i'm new to this.. i have an analog card
10:06.31dlynesbrookshire: oh...disconnect supervision still exists on analog lines, too
10:06.41dlynesbrookshire: but it's a feature supported on the telco end
10:06.48brookshireahh ;)
10:07.18dlynesnick-m: disconnect supervision means that when the remote end hangs up, your tip and ring conductors are reversed at the telco end to signify the end of the call
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10:08.00iceyphey guys, how does one make incall options, i.e. *53 to transfer
10:08.03nick-mright, my telco has awful customer services so not sure i'd be able to get anything out of them
10:08.03hackeronhow do I get asterisk to play a ringing sound when trying to reach an extension thats not plugged in? -- currently I hear 10 seconds of silence before voicemail
10:08.11dlynesnick-m: if the telco has that already enabled, then the problem is either in your configuration, or your card is some cheap imitation that doesn't support disconnect supervision
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10:08.26nick-mit's a digium card
10:08.32nick-mprobably my configuration
10:08.38dlynesnick-m: yeah...config or telco then
10:08.54nick-mwhere are the best places to look in my config for this sort of thing?
10:09.00dlynesnick-m: but most lines should have disconnect supervision enabled already
10:09.05dlynesnick-m: one second
10:09.36nick-mk
10:09.41brookshirewhat type of modules do you have?
10:09.42cj-rmvgster: kewlstart
10:10.07brookshirefxs or fxo?
10:10.17nick-mFXO
10:10.26brookshireso... all four are fxo
10:10.30nick-myes
10:10.37dlynesnick-m: you need to specify in your zaptel.conf that you are using fxs channels
10:10.38brookshirefxsks=1-4
10:10.46brookshireyou should have something like that in your config
10:10.48dlynesnick-m: what brookshire said
10:10.51brookshireshoot
10:10.57brookshirefxoks=1-4
10:10.58brookshirei mean
10:11.03dlynesbrookshire: you had it right the first time
10:11.11brookshirei did
10:11.12nick-mok, but i'm only using two lines, will this make a difference?
10:11.13brookshirehaha
10:11.22dlynesbrookshire: fxo uses fxs signalling, and fxs uses fxo signalling
10:11.26brookshireyeah so fxsks=1-4
10:11.30dlynesnick-m: fxsks=1-2, then
10:12.04dlynesnick-m: or you can still use fxsks=1-4, but zap show status will show two red alarms
10:12.24nick-mfzsks=1 and 2 is set
10:12.33nick-m*fxsks
10:12.36dlynesfxsks=1-2
10:12.41nick-myes
10:12.43dlynesloadzone=uk
10:12.48dlynesdefaultzone=uk
10:12.51hwtwhy does * tell me that SetLanguage() is deprecated, and when i change it to Set(LANGUAGE()=foo) it just says: pbx.c:1406 ast_func_write: Function LANGUAGE not registered
10:12.54dlynesyou're in the uk, right?
10:12.59nick-mboth loadzone and defaultzone are uk
10:13.00brookshireztcfg shoudl tell if you everything is setup right
10:13.02nick-myes i am
10:13.03dlynesok
10:13.03hwtanyone experienced problems like that?
10:13.33dlyneshwt: Set(LANGUAGE(foo))
10:14.09dlyneshwt: or Set(LANGUAGE("foo")) if foo is a string
10:14.47dlynesnick-m:  I'll send you my zapata.conf in a msg, ok?
10:15.06nick-mthat would be great, thanks
10:15.29dlynesbleh
10:15.45dlynestrying to remember how to open a new chat window in x-chat :)
10:16.08nick-m:)
10:16.11brookshire<PROTECTED>
10:16.33dlynesnah...that sends a message, and show the result of it in the current window
10:16.34brookshirebut yeah... the other has to respond
10:16.36hwtdlynes: now it stopped complaining, but still doesn't work.
10:16.45hwtdlynes: says   -- Playing 'welcome' (language 'en')
10:17.00dlyneshwt: Yeah, i don't know how the multilingual stuff works...never used it
10:17.09dlyneshwt: I just know how the variables work in asterisk 1.2
10:17.29cj-rmdlynes: I'm getting the same problem as nickm, with a digium card in the UK too... could you send me the config too?
10:17.32brookshireis this 1.2.6?
10:17.37dlyneshwt: try increasing yoru verbosity
10:17.52nick-mcj-rm: who is your telco?
10:18.02cj-rmnick-m: BT
10:18.06nick-mok
10:19.12cj-rmnick-m: you?
10:19.53nick-mbt also
10:19.53dlynesnick-m: btw...for those new settings to work, a simple reload won't work
10:20.00dlynesnick-m:  you have to shut down asterisk and restart it
10:20.09dlynesnick-m: i.e. restart when convenient
10:20.21nick-mok will give it a go thanks
10:20.49dlynesI happened to get lucky the other day and found a full zapata config file
10:20.55dlynesI just tailored it to my needs
10:21.15dlynesthe zapata.conf file is terribly undocumented
10:21.48brookshire:/
10:21.51brookshirewe're working on it
10:21.52brookshire:D
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10:26.11sleepy_onedlynes, actually * comes with very nice config examples including zapata.conf
10:27.06vgsterdoes automon work?
10:27.49sleepy_onedlynes, in asterisk-1.2.6/configs
10:28.00cj-rmhmm... I'm still getting problems with hangup detection
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10:28.52sleepy_onecj-rm, have you trying running zttest and zttool in the zaptel-1.2.x dir ?
10:29.09sleepy_ones/trying/tried/ sorry typo
10:29.33cj-rmI'm running zttest now
10:30.22cj-rmit's measuring accuracy and they're all 99.98XXXX% accurate
10:30.26sleepy_onecj-rm, TDM400p cards and Digium cards in general need an IRQ to themselves
10:30.55sleepy_oneI had problems until the card was moved to a slot it liked
10:30.56cj-rmsleepy_one: How can I find out if it has an IRQ to itself?
10:31.05vgsterprocinfo
10:31.23cj-rm--- Results after 106 passes --- Best: 100.000000 -- Worst: 99.987793 -- Average: 99.988244
10:31.36vgsterdoes anyone know whaty a good result for zttest is>
10:31.45sleepy_onecj-rm, and or lspci -vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv ( assuming your distro has lspci )
10:31.47hwtdlynes: already at 9.
10:32.12cj-rmvgster: no procinfo or lspci
10:32.17vgsterhmm
10:32.50sleepy_onecj-rm, cat /proc/pci maybe since you have an older 2.4.x kernel
10:32.55dlyneshwt: huh?
10:33.15vgsterno /proc/interupts/
10:33.19sleepy_onecj-rm, oh wait sorry that just shows the pci devices
10:33.45cj-rm<PROTECTED>
10:33.52hwtdlynes: verbosity.
10:34.04vgsteris that a hd controller?
10:34.18sleepy_onecj-rm, oh NO, it's sharing an IRQ with the SCSI CTRL that's bad :-(
10:34.50vgsteris it onboard?
10:34.52sleepy_onecj-rm, please try to move the card to another slot and or disable / remove any devices you're not using
10:39.22cj-rmsleepy_one: I could remove the ps/2 mouse
10:43.07hackeronis there an application that will dial an extension from a list based on how long that extension has been on the phone?
10:43.14dlyneshwt: You can set it higher
10:43.28hackeron(dialing extension that has been on the phone the least)
10:43.36dlyneshwt: If i want to be guaranteed everything is going to get spit out, i usually use set verbose 1000
10:43.52dlyneshackeron: yes
10:43.54shiznatixWhenever I use my dialplan to dial into a Zap device I get a error saying that asterisk was unable to make a channel of type Zap.
10:43.59dlyneshackeron:  you just haven't written it yet
10:44.13hackerondlynes: ?
10:44.37dlyneshackeron: asterisk is open source...it can do anything you want it to do
10:44.48dlyneshackeron: if it doesn't, just write the extension, and it will
10:44.54hackerondlynes: I'm asking if there's an application already, not if asterisk is opensource :)
10:45.07dlyneshackeron: heh...or you could try writing a quick hack in agi
10:45.16vgsteranyone have automon working?
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10:45.47hackerondlynes: or someone could say yes, here's a link to what you want ;)
10:46.15dlyneshackeron: yeah...i don't think there is anything like that, offhand
10:46.27dlyneshackeron: there's some other extensions at pbxfreeware.org as well, though
10:46.50dlyneshackeron: i'm sure you already know about voip-info.org, right?
10:46.55hackerondlynes: thanks for that, I'll have a look - if not I guess it shouldnt be too hard to hack it together
10:47.04hackerondlynes: yeah, I know about voip-info
10:47.38dlyneshackeron: yeah...there's a plugin for a better replacement for festival on there
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10:48.01hackerondlynes: hmm, thats nice, I'll try that :)
10:48.14hackeronwww.pbxfreeware.org wont open :(
10:48.38dlyneseh?
10:48.40vgsterhang on it does work
10:48.43dlynesit just opened last night for me
10:48.48dlynesbut it's going to a 403 page, now
10:48.55hackeron:(
10:49.49dlyneshrm...weird
10:50.12hackeronwhat is it called when you have say a sales number and X number of people answer the line? -- I thought hunt groups, but seems that is just a fallback system
10:50.30Strom_Mhackeron, queue?  ACD?
10:50.51dlyneshackeron: acd (automatic call distribution)
10:50.55mutdial multiple extensions..
10:51.00hackerondlynes: Strom_M: thanks
10:51.01dlyneshackeron: it's also called line pools
10:51.27Strom_Mdlynes, I'm holding out fot line saunas
10:51.31dlyneshackeron: but asterisk refers to all of it as acd's...
10:52.20dlyneshackeron: in traditional phone systems though, what you're looking for is a line pool...it's not quite the same as an acd
10:52.34dlyneshackeron: asterisk supports it, but doesn't refer to it as such
10:52.52dlyneshackeron: if you dial 221, you want it to ring on all the sales phones, 222 rings on all the tech support phones, ... right?
10:53.04hackerondlynes: hmm, basically, what I want is for asterisk to dial an extension from the list at random :)
10:53.22dlynesdlynes: that's acd then, not pools
10:53.24Strom_Mhackeron, you want queues and agents
10:53.36dlyneserm...
10:53.37dlynesheh
10:53.45dlynesacd, queues, agents
10:53.48hackeronStrom_M: dont think I want queues, we always have an available person
10:54.00hackeronStrom_M: I just want a different person to be phoned each time
10:54.03Strom_Mhackeron, listen
10:54.18Strom_Mjust because it's called a queue does not mean there is an associated wait time
10:54.40Strom_Mthe queue acts as a gateway to the ACD functionality
10:55.22shiznatixHello, can anyone tell me why I get this error "Unable to create channel of type 'Zap' (cause 0 - Unknown)" when trying to dial a Zap channel?
10:55.29Strom_Mif there's no one waiting, your callers will fall right through the queue and be distributed to an agent
10:55.37Strom_Mshiznatix, load the zaptel drivers
10:55.44dlynesshiznatix: maybe you don't have a zaptel driver loaded?
10:55.46hackeronStrom_M: hmm, ok, thanks, checking it out :)
10:56.26kaldemarhas anyone given thought to hanging up sip channels from dialplan?
10:57.04kaldemarpretty much impossible(?) with app softhangup because of the random peer id.
10:59.24Strom_Mkaldemar, why would you want to do that anyway?
11:00.39kaldemarStrom_M: to prioritize users.
11:00.55Strom_Mok?
11:01.47kaldemarwith zap channels it's a piece of cake, but the random peer id messes it up with sip.
11:02.09Strom_Mi don't see the correlation between prioritizing users and soft hangups
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11:03.12alib80has anyone had problems connecting to a topex using sip
11:03.28kaldemarwell, if a lower priority user has a call and a higher priority user calls the lower one, the lower's call needs to be hung up. that's the idea.
11:03.46alib80so that only up to 6 calls are routed at any one time
11:03.50phezIs there anyone who could help me configure mISDN with two hfcpci cards ?
11:04.21Strom_Mkaldemar, well, you can theoretically put a wildcard in there to get around the random call ID thing
11:06.30kaldemarStrom_M: any suggestions on the wildcard?
11:06.56Strom_M"*" maybe?
11:07.05Strom_M*shrug*
11:07.31kaldemardoesn't work. :)
11:07.52kaldemarasking here isn't the first thing that crossed my mind. ;)
11:08.26Lino`hmmm
11:08.35Lino`what is your problem phez?
11:09.09phez.Got: 1,2 from get_ports Init. Stack on port:1 No Upper ID port:1 init_stack: No such file or directory
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11:09.22Lino`whoa
11:09.24Lino`which distribution=
11:09.27Lino`?
11:09.29phezfedora core 5
11:10.12phezwhich distribution is recommended ?
11:10.16phezI could change :)
11:10.48phezif really necessary
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11:12.26Lino`hmmm
11:12.35Lino`i use SuSE 10.0 with 4 hfc cards
11:12.39Lino`and i have absolutely NO problems
11:12.40dlynestempting to comment, lino? :)
11:13.23phezhmm, so I'd better change to suse 10 ?  ;)
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11:13.43Eimannhi.
11:13.50Eimannwhen will asterisk.org be back online?
11:15.24dlynesphez: it might be your kernel version, it might be your driver version
11:15.43phezwhich kernel do you have ?
11:16.04dlynesphez: i think lino would be a better person to ask...i'm not using isdn
11:16.16phezI have 2.6.16-1.2080_FC5 and mISDN-CVS-2006-03-24
11:16.17dlynesphez: i'm using a te410p card
11:16.43puzzledphez: or maybe try visdn
11:17.08dlynesphez: someone could've slipped some hard coded paths into the cvs version you're using too
11:17.27dlynesphez: that's one of the reasons it's not a release
11:17.35phezpuzzled What's visdn ?
11:17.42puzzledvisdn.org
11:17.52phezok
11:18.22phezI could also try to recompile a releases version of mISDN
11:18.46dlyneswhy recompile?
11:18.51dlyneswhy not just use a binary?
11:19.05puzzledirc mISDN does not work with gcc4 and smp
11:19.12puzzledso if you have that...
11:19.37phezI compiled using the export statement and the gcc32-compat gcc version
11:19.39dlynespuzzled: he's using fc5, so probably gcc4 at least
11:19.48phezcorrect
11:20.09phezdlynes where can the binary be downloaded ?
11:20.24puzzledsomewhere else I read that if you compile kernel modules with a different gcc version than used for the kernel compile bad things could happen. dunno if that´s right though
11:20.26dlynesthat's one thing i don't like about fedora and redhat...always using crap that hasn't been tested very well
11:20.52phezthat's the idea behind fedora :)
11:20.54dlynesphez: maybe try rpmfind.net?
11:20.55puzzledso if you need to compile mISDN with gcc3 3.x and the FC5 kernel is compiled with gcc 4.x.x than it may not work
11:21.01dlynesphez: to make your system unstable?
11:21.41phezdlynes: no always using crap that hasn't been tested very well
11:22.02dlynesphez: yeah...i think i'll stick to my nice, stable slackware :)
11:22.10phezfedora is made for testing new stuff which can be added to the new RHEL releases
11:22.15phez:)
11:27.35hackeronStrom_M: hmm, just trying to get the queue going and it seems it just keeps me on hold forever if no agents are available, how do I stop that?
11:28.09Strom_Madd agents to the queue permanently :)
11:28.37Lino`well
11:28.47Lino`you can go ahead with a macro
11:29.12hackeronStrom_M: how?
11:29.26Strom_Mi really dont remember off the top of my head
11:29.32Strom_Myou do it in queues.conf IIRC
11:30.05hackeron# grep -i perman queues.conf returns nothing
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11:30.44smeevilhello
11:31.09Strom_Mhackeron, just look in /etc/asterisk/queues.conf
11:31.17hackeronStrom_M: I am
11:31.21hackeronStrom_M: cant find it there
11:31.38Strom_Mdid you ever do "make samples"?
11:32.46smeevili was wondering if anyone could help me isolating a problem i have. i use zaphfc cards , and the about everything seems to work fine. the only problem that occurs is that sometimes the line refuses to hang up...asterisk console say it has a hangup from the zap channel but if i do a show channels i still see it in an up state....if i check the details of that channel i see : Blocking in: ast_waitfor_nandfds
11:33.40hackeronStrom_M: yep
11:33.56hackeronStrom_M: there's persistentmembers but it doesnt auto login agents...
11:34.23Strom_Mhackeron, I'm too tired to do /all/ your thinking for you
11:34.39hackeronStrom_M: why, is it late? :)
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11:34.45lehelhello
11:34.49Strom_Mit's 4:30 AM here
11:35.16hwtwhat's the function for generating a few rings, ring()?
11:35.37hwtlike, a few rings before playback(enter-ext...).
11:35.42Strom_Mhwt - generating audible ringback to the calling party?
11:35.43hackeronStrom_M: well, thanks for all your help, going to read the documentation in more detail
11:35.48hwtStrom_M: yes.
11:35.53Strom_Myes, ringing
11:36.07hwtRining(5), for exampl?
11:36.08Strom_Mthat sends a ring message backward, then you do a wait
11:36.36Strom_Mno
11:36.47Strom_Mexten => 1,1,Ringing
11:36.56Strom_Mexten => 1,2,Wait(11)
11:37.05Strom_Mexten => 1,3,Answer
11:37.13hwtStrom_M: ah, thanks.
11:37.16Strom_Mthat will give eleven seconds of call progress
11:37.44hwtStrom_M: WARNING[2732]: channel.c:2056 ast_indicate: Unable to handle indication 3 for 'SIP/voip.catch.no-081613f0'
11:37.58hwtStrom_M: maybe i'm missing a module.
11:38.10Strom_Mwhat are you trying to do, exactly
11:39.28hwtStrom_M: i wan't it to ring for a few rings before the voice menu "picks up the phone".
11:40.34Strom_Mwhat kind of trunk is the call coming in on?
11:41.18hwtStrom_M: SIP.
11:41.34hwtStrom_M: seems like i had the wrong order, so now it works more or less.
11:41.46shiznatixI have the GSM gateway device '2N ISDN GSM Gateway' and I am connecting it to the asterisk box through a ISDN card. The ISDN card is recognized by asterisk but the GSM gateway seams to be unable to communicate with the ISDN card. Any ideas?
11:41.49Strom_Mwhat do you mean "the wrong order"
11:43.05shiznatixBasically when I try to call the Zap device through asterisk I get this error "Unable to create channel of type 'Zap' (cause 0 - Unknown)"
11:43.36Strom_Mshiznatix, have you loaded the zaptel drivers?
11:44.06shiznatixStrom_M, yes asterisk shows the ISDN card through the zap show commands
11:44.28Strom_Mlsmod | grep zaptel
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11:45.36shiznatixStrom_M, that returns: "zaptel                231812  13 zaphfc,qozap,wctdm" and "crc_ccitt               2176  2 zaptel,hisax"
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11:49.08hackeronhmm, checked documentation and cant find a way to auto login all agents, anyone knows how to do that?
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11:51.06oelewapperkedo you need a timing source if you don't have a telephony card in your box ?
11:51.20oelewapperkejust to serve mp3's into a SIP stream, will you need a timing source ?
11:51.38Strom_Moelewapperke, ztdummy
11:52.51oelewapperkeStrom_M: will that degrade the quality ?
11:53.17Strom_Mwell, i dont know what quality you're expecting, but telephone calls are only 8khz
11:54.13oelewapperkeyes, well, I don't really care, but I have to tell a customer wether or not ztdummy is worse quality than a hardware timing source
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11:55.47zotzoelewapperke, I think I remember hearing in the dim past that ztdummy was not up to hardware, you can pick up a cheap modem that will do the trick though. iirc, you only need one at one end of the link. (corrections appreciated)
11:56.16MEo7Ellahi. can anyone help me with setting up asterisk with two hfc isdn cards using misdn/chan_misdn?
11:56.27Strom_Moelewapperke, in my experience, on 2.6 kernels, ztdummy works just fine
11:56.44MEo7Ellaor show an good tutorial regarding this
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12:20.51redcap1hmm, visdn does not compile :(
12:20.52redcap1error: unknown field âhotplugâ specified in initializer
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12:21.00Hatamen<PROTECTED>
12:21.11iDunnoerm - that's useful.
12:22.53mrfrenzycongrats hatamen :P
12:24.40iDunnoI think that you want to sort out your IRC clients encoding
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12:28.17dlynesHatamen: are you able to change your encoding from gb2312 to iso8859-1?
12:28.51dlynesAny time you're typing chinese, it comes out as garbage characters to us
12:29.05iDunnoutf-8 would be better ;)
12:29.23coppicehe isn't using unicode for his chinese
12:29.38clive-has anyone had any weird acpi messages in dmesg before ?
12:29.40iDunnoI know that... because I can't see it ;)
12:29.42dlynesI said gb2312, not unicode
12:29.48iDunnoindeed.
12:30.03coppicegb2312 bad for IRC. unicode good
12:30.10vgsterdoes zapateller do what it says on the box?
12:30.15dlynesIt's an 8-bit encoding of simplified chinese
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12:30.37coppicewaak je ngoh yung gwong dong wah faat yam :-)
12:30.50dlynesIt uses extended ascii to represent the non-ascii characters
12:30.58dlynesyou can still type english in gb2312, though
12:31.26dlyneszaijian, hatamen
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12:31.45coppiceyou can still type english in unicode, but everyone else's irc client will be able to read the chinese properly
12:32.05dlynesyou can type english in gb2312, and everyone can still read it, too
12:32.19dlynesjust whatever he was outputting was in chinese, not english
12:32.25coppiceduh, but i can't read his chinese
12:32.45dlynescoppice: but you're using big5 encoding, right?
12:33.04coppicei use unicode
12:33.07dlynesah
12:33.21coppicelike any sane IRC user
12:33.49dlynesi wish people in msn would think like that, too
12:33.59dlynesI get gb2312 and big5 both being slung at me there
12:34.09dlynesi can only decode the gb2312, though
12:34.16coppicechinese user's are terrible for this
12:34.31coppice99% of all chinese web pages fail to select the character set
12:34.41dlynesYeah, cause they don't use meta tags to specify it
12:35.09dlynesonly page i can think of offhand that actually specifies it is the main page for tsinghua university
12:35.51coppicefine, if you are using a chinese client, because most of those fudge it - usual dumb web workaround that perpetuates problems
12:36.01dlynesyep
12:36.22dlyneshotmail and yahoo are character set brain dead too, which perpetuates the problem
12:36.55dlynesthey decode the character set properly, and then tell your browser that it's the character of the country you're browsing it iin
12:36.56coppicehotmail == ms == brain dead for anything, but especially i18n
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12:37.41Ariel_Hello everyone
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12:38.45smeevilcould someone please tell me how to hide the outgoing callerid ?
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12:39.56coppiceput it in a locked draw in a filing cabinet in a celler, behind a door marked "keep out, tiger"
12:41.27dlynessmeevil: Set(CALLERIDNUM())
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12:41.34Ariel_smeevil, use a macro for dialing out and set your callerID for outbound with it.  But it really depends on the service
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12:42.21dlynessmeevil: but like ariel said...it depends on your service...a lot of times on an analog line, it's not possible to change your caller id
12:42.32dlynessmeevil: in that case you probably want something more like:
12:43.05smeevilokies i just read about usecallerid=no in the zapata.conf
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12:43.36dlynessmeevil: Dial(Zap/g1/*xxw1234567890), where *xx is the code you need to dial for your service provider to hide the caller id for that call only
12:43.40_-Jon-_morning everyone
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12:43.59dlynessmeevil: but even then, that won't work for all phone lines...the 'w' won't give you a long enough wait on some phone lines
12:44.11_-Jon-_Wondering if anyone knows where I can grab a copy of the app_rxfax.c or app_txfax.c files.  the soft-switch.org site which I think I got if from before seem to be dead
12:44.18Seyranyone know how to send a sip notify to a 7960 to turn the MWI light off?
12:46.13smeevildlynes, thanks for the info :)
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12:46.59mrfrenzy_-Jon-_: if you have debian, just apt-get install asterisk-app-fax
12:47.23dlynessmeevil: the interesting thing about the 'w' for a pause in the dial plan is
12:47.29dlynessmeevil: We use Telus here
12:47.36_-Jon-_mrfrenzy, unfortunately I haven't used debian in a while
12:47.39dlynessmeevil: a telus line at one location it worked on
12:48.05mrfrenzy_-Jon-_: your loss ;)
12:48.05dlynessmeevil: a telus line at another location, it didn't...it seemed that it wasn't a long enough pause at the other location
12:48.13mrfrenzyyou can ofcourse grab the package and extract it either way
12:48.28smeevildlynes, adding extra w's did not help ?
12:48.42dlynessmeevil: nope...extra w's seem to get ignored
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12:49.11_-Jon-_mrfrenzy, alright.  thanks
12:49.15dlynessmeevil: anyways...suffice it to say, we had to sell that customer a panasonic system, instead of an asterisk box
12:49.54coppice_-Jon-_: soft-switch.org was viciously attacked last night
12:50.14TenkawaAny of you running a TDM400P for your incoming lines?
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12:51.52Hmmhesaysanswer, the phone, i know that you're home, I want to get you alone and do it again, do it again
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12:52.54dlyneswelcome back, hatamen
12:52.58hatamen:)
12:53.02hatamen:O
12:53.12dlynesgot a new client, i guess?
12:53.32hatamenyes, i use mIRC now
12:54.03dlyneswhat were you using before?
12:54.41hatameni used a chinaese version
12:54.45dlynesah
12:55.01Hmmhesaysthis weezer song is pretty rockin'
12:55.29Hmmhesaysnow I must find some pants
12:56.02hatamenpants?
12:56.51Hmmhesaysthe kind you put on your legs
12:57.35hatamenyou say "now I must find some pants"?
12:57.37ThazzaAre you sure you don't mean.. Find your Plants.. you are running outta stash.
12:57.51Hmmhesaysnegative on that one
12:58.06Hmmhesaysi live in fargo is it possible to run out of weed here?
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12:58.48DeeJay[2]hi
13:00.21dlyneshatamen: it's early in the morning here, everyone's getting dressed
13:00.35Thazzathats just what i thought.
13:01.06Seyranyone know how to send a sip notify to a 7960 to turn the MWI light off?
13:01.34dlynesSeyr: are you just not wanting mwi to show up at all?
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13:01.57SeyrI just need to turn it off one time on a phone
13:02.05Seyrits blinking on a phone without a message :-)
13:02.16hatameno,my here is night
13:02.32dlyneshatamen: 8pm, right?
13:02.45hatamen9pm
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13:03.01dlynesah...yeah...forgot 16 hours ahead in the winter, 15 in the summer
13:03.07dlyneswas thinking it was 15 and 14
13:03.09coppice9:03PM
13:03.19coppiceCST
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13:04.12dlynesso voip is legal in some areas in China now?
13:04.32coppicenope
13:04.41dlynesonly for inbound, right?
13:04.49coppicevoip in china is mostly a marketing term
13:05.17chris_astCan someone please tell me how many users can asterisk-1.2.4 support without any problem and also number of simultaneous calls?
13:05.17coppicethey block inbound, so its legality isn't very relevant ;-)
13:05.18dlynesi.e. voip can be terminated in china, but not originated, right?
13:05.56dlynesah...that sucks pretty bad, then
13:06.03coppicethey sell A-law PSTN service at a low price and call it IP telephony :-) its a way to differentiate low consumer prices from higher business ones
13:06.08dlynesyou can still use voip internally in your office though?
13:06.12chris_astcoppice, dlynes: any idea on my question?
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13:06.38coppicechris_ast: what question?
13:06.43dlyneschris_ast: it's all dependent on what codecs you're using and the speed of your processors, ...
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13:07.16coppiceoh. that question. its 42
13:07.21dlyneschris_ast: i believe there's a simple comparison of various processors and codecs and # of calls somewhere on the voip-info site for comparison's sake
13:07.39chris_astany links for that?
13:07.46dlyneschris_ast: not offhand
13:08.08dlyneschris_ast: it'll do you good to search through the site anyways...you might find some answers to some other questions you might have
13:08.34DeeJay[2]Hi, we have an echo problem.... we have a mediatrix 1124 gateway linked to an asterisk server which is also linked to a PRI. When we call someone or receive a call from someone who is also on a voip link (inducing latency) people on the mediatrix hear their voice in echo.
13:08.35dlyneschris_ast: the web site is www.voip-info.org, though
13:08.45DeeJay[2]Mediatrix says its gateway use the G.169 echo cancellation....
13:08.51chris_astok dlynes, I will check it :)
13:08.53redcap1which distribution is more recommended for Asterisk, debian of suse ? I have two hfcpci cards ...
13:08.57DeeJay[2]and it cannot be disabled..so I guess it's already doing all it can do to avoid echo...
13:09.02SeyrAnyone know a URL that shows how to send sip notify messages from asterisk CLI?
13:09.29dlynesSeyr: try the sip_notify.conf documentation on voip-nifo
13:09.31tzangercoppice: you lost soft-switch.org this morning?
13:09.31dlynesSeyr: try the sip_notify.conf documentation on voip-info
13:09.44Seyrtzanger: theres one or two paragraphs on that :-)
13:09.53tzangerSeyr: yeah I just read it in -users
13:09.56Seyrthat has nothing to do with sending them, jsut tells you to use that file
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13:10.10coppicetzanger: evil swept across the world, and took poor soft-switch.org with it
13:10.32tzangerman that blows :-(  Hopefully you'll get the site back soon
13:10.37Seyrso nobody knows how to send SIP notify to 7960 phones? I cannot believe that
13:10.44Seyr...
13:10.51dlynesSeyr: help sip notify at the cli
13:10.53coppiceyou mean reincarnation? you believe in that?
13:11.04Seyrdlynes: you do it real quick :-)
13:11.23dlynesSeyr: you said you wanted to know how
13:11.37dlynesSeyr: that tells you how
13:12.50nokyhi, i have a question... can i change the name of binary program ? the licence allow this ?
13:13.06coppiceX-Rob_: is there and X-Rob_ in the house?
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13:13.23dlynesHe went afk about 2am, coppice
13:13.29dlyneswell, 2am, PDT
13:13.56coppiceProbably Don't know the Time?
13:14.26redcap1which distribution is more recommended for Asterisk, debian of suse ? I have two hfcpci cards ...
13:14.27dlynesnot the exact time, no
13:14.33dlynesI can't scroll that far back
13:14.45dlynesbut it was definitely before 4:20am, PDT
13:15.01[TK]D-Fenderredcap1 : Whichever you are most comfortable with
13:15.27redcap1[TK]D-Fender: none of the above :)
13:15.41redcap1[TK]D-Fender: I normally use fedora or RedHat :)
13:16.00redcap1but I can't get it to work under core 5
13:16.10coppicedlynes: so you mean like a couple of hours ago?
13:16.38dlynesno...it's 6:16am, PDT, now
13:16.44dlynesso about 4 hours ago
13:16.53dlynessorry...forgot you were on CST
13:17.22Seyranyone know how to send a sip notify to a 7960 to turn the MWI light off? or at least a web page that shows an example, or documentation that has information?
13:18.15Skiddelete teh voicemail ;)
13:18.41Seyrtheres not one ;-)
13:19.29[TK]D-Fenderredcap1 : Then go with that then.
13:19.58[TK]D-FenderSeyr : reboot the phone.
13:20.08Seyrhehehehe
13:20.14SeyrI know HOW to get rid of the light
13:20.26SeyrI just want to know if anyone here knows how to do it via sip notify
13:20.28redcap1[TK]D-Fender: it doesn't seem to work (for me)
13:20.49[TK]D-Fenderredcap1 : Maybe you could be a LITTLE more specific with the problems you're having....
13:21.04dlynesredcap1: you could try reverting to fc3 or fc4
13:22.13redcap1I tried already on core4, but I can't get the mISDN part right
13:22.53hwthow do i dial two lines simultaneously? e.g. SIP/1 and SIP/2 at the same time, both softphones.
13:23.26[ProB]CrazyManhwt: dial(sip/1&Sip/2)
13:23.37tzangerhwt: Dial(SIP/1&SIP/2)
13:23.42tzangeroh, [ProB]CrazyMan beat me
13:23.46hwt[ProB]CrazyMan: sorry, i forgot a thing, they dial actions ar both in macros.
13:23.51[TK]D-Fenderredcap1 : Again some DETAILS might be nice... and read this : http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk+Linux+Fedora
13:23.52redcap1is fc5 there is a problem compiling the drivers, if I use the gcc32 compat version of gcc (as you can't use gcc 4 for compiling mISDN) it seems to load ok, but with an unload the kernel panics
13:23.56hwt[ProB]CrazyMan: so i basically want to run two macros at the same time.
13:25.08tzangerhwt: well then you must Dial(Local/1@context&Local/2@context) and take it from there.
13:25.18[TK]D-Fenderhwt : Dial(Local/1234@context1&Local/5678@context2)
13:25.25[TK]D-Fendertzanger : heh
13:25.56tzanger[TK]D-Fender: beer me!
13:26.40[TK]D-FenderI'm starting to get annoyed at how that company named "Digium Cards" on the WIKI keeps pimping themselves in quick-blurb "info" sheets on various common * hardware pages....
13:27.06tzanger[TK]D-Fender: yeah it's not good
13:27.11tzangerhaha not over, dammit
13:27.21[TK]D-FenderBe precise!
13:27.26jbalcomb[TK]D-Fender Digium Cards is not associated with Digium?
13:27.41redcap1[TK]D-Fender: when (in fc5) I try to start asterisk I get the following messgaes: Got: 1,2 from get_ports Init. Stack on port:1 No Upper ID port:1 init_stack: No such file or directory
13:27.44[TK]D-Fenderjbalcomb : nope.... I smell (tm) suffering to come..
13:28.03tzanger[TK]D-Fender: yeah but if they're not based in north america or europe I don't think it'll help
13:28.05jbalcomb[TK]D-Fender yeah, that's a shame.
13:28.42[TK]D-Fenderjbalcomb : They're American... Traverse City, MI 49696
13:28.54hwttzanger: i don't think i've grasped the whole Local consept yet.
13:29.08tzangerhwt: Local is just a channel that connects a dialplan to another part of a dialplan
13:29.13hwttzanger: probably have to look into that. is Local just a static default context or something?
13:29.14redcap1[TK]D-Fender: MISDN free_device: entitylist not empty is also in the messages file
13:29.20[TK]D-FenderAnd they're using Digium's coprorate colours all over their website too..
13:29.24tzangerhwt: Local/ is a channel type like Zap/ or SIP/ or anything
13:29.29hwttzanger: ah.
13:29.34[TK]D-FenderTOTAL RIPOFF
13:29.35tzangerLocal/exten@context
13:29.54tzangerwill connect you to the exten => exten,1,Foo() in [context]
13:30.00hwttzanger: but that's a problem for me, since the Dial() is in the macro.
13:30.11tzangerhwt: what I am saying is that you need to rework your macro a little then
13:30.22hwttzanger: is it possible to use Goto instead?
13:30.34hwthm, no, never mind.
13:30.36[TK]D-Fenderhwt : You can use a Dial in the macro you are calling through Local/
13:30.37tzangerhwt: yes, but you can't Dial() a Goto()
13:30.50hwti know.
13:31.07hwt[TK]D-Fender: ok, so it will be similar to transfering a call, basically?
13:32.34[TK]D-Fenderhwt : Not sure if thats the right way to put it but.... dunno... it'll just do what it has to until one channel puts out audio....  thats where the "simultaneous" macro parts dies.... it'll kill the other channel if one grabs audio control
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13:32.47coppicewell, digiumcards seems to be selling real digium cards
13:32.59[TK]D-Fenderhwt : What exactly are you trying to do?
13:33.29[TK]D-Fendercoppice : Yeah and abusing Digium's TM all over the place as well as corporate colours and fonts.
13:33.43bkw_[TK]D-Fender, well its not your place to have to worry about it is it?
13:33.58coppicei assume they must source them from digium, so its not exactly a covert operation
13:34.13[TK]D-Fenderbkw_ : While I don't love Digium's products, it is still an insult....
13:34.19tzangerbkw_: he's just stating his disgust at it.  I too am rather disgusted at that kind of business practise; it has nothing to do with Digium
13:34.35[TK]D-Fendertzanger : exactly.
13:34.40bkw_again still not his place to have to worry with it either way.... so why bother.
13:34.56coppiceif digium supplies them, i assume digium don't mind that much
13:34.57bkw_asteriskmall is guilty of the same thing
13:34.57jbalcombIf it's not ok with digium it is potentially illegal
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13:35.22bkw_so is iax.cc
13:36.12[TK]D-Fenderbkw_ : I am something of a purist so watching someone do this on a business level is just bad.
13:36.38hwt[TK]D-Fender: right. i think i know a way around this now.
13:36.44Seyranyone know how to send a sip notify to a 7960 to turn the MWI light off? or at least a web page that shows an example, or documentation that has information?
13:36.46bkw_I agree but its not our place to have to worry with it.. Digium might have let them get away with it.
13:37.02tzangertrue enough
13:37.10tzangeruntil someone from digium clarifies it is all just speculation
13:37.14bkw_yep
13:37.24[TK]D-Fenderbkw_ : agreed.  Just as long as they are notified and given a chance to review their actions.
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13:38.23bkw_AsteriskMall, IAX.cc are in the same boat... not sure how strict they are with copyrights but it seems quite lax
13:40.29jbalcomb[TK]D-Fender ultimately i think it seems indicitive of bad people and being opposed to bad people is what us good people do. =) whether we /have/ to or its our /place/ is not worth consideration.
13:41.06bkw_their is no good or bad.. its all about point of view
13:41.38jbalcombtell that to the judge pal
13:41.46bkw_its true
13:42.14bkw_it also depends on how much money you have :P
13:42.18jbalcombi bow to your all encompasing wisdom and authority bkw_ sensei
13:42.44bkw_spoken like a true smartass
13:42.48bkw_bravo :)
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13:45.40[TK]D-Fenderbkw_ : Which if you'll think about it is considerably better than DUMB-ASS.
13:45.57[TK]D-Fender;)
13:46.25bkw_exactly
13:46.29[TK]D-Fenderbkw_ : Aren't you one of the promoters/developers of OpenPBX?
13:46.40bkw_[TK]D-Fender, not any more .. I work on FreeSWITCH
13:48.34[TK]D-Fenderbkw_ : I've poked my head around over there... looks interesting, but I'm waiting till enough of the pieces are documented in a way that tells me thatits ready for public consumption.
13:49.43bkw_all the code is documented and me and another guy here are starting to write a book on how to use the thing
13:50.17[TK]D-Fenderbkw_ : Its not the code I need documented its how to get the whole thing up and running.
13:51.10bkw_[TK]D-Fender, well its not to the stage you can do that yet without a change every few days.
13:51.18bkw_I use it as a software phone on my Mac's
13:51.20bkw_:P
13:51.40[TK]D-Fenderbkw_ : as a client?
13:51.46bkw_yes
13:51.50bkw_for SIP/IAX/Jingle
13:52.26hatamengood night, i'm going to sleep
13:52.33bkw_[TK]D-Fender, if you wanna talk for a few go to #freeswitch before these follks in here lync me
13:53.33[TK]D-Fenderbkw_ : Thanks for the invite, but neither I nor it are quite ready :)  soon perhaps.
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13:53.41MikeJ[Laptop]bkw_, you can really be lynched anywhere...
13:53.44MikeJ[Laptop]:P
13:54.08bkw_:P
13:54.13coppicehe's talented that way
13:54.27bkw_I have the talent to piss people off anywhere I go :P
13:54.37bkw_and the best part.. I don't even try
13:55.27coppicethink how far you could go with some good training, and a little practice
13:55.38bkw_hehe
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13:56.39MikeJ[Laptop]coppice, are you offering services?
13:57.11[TK]D-FenderMikeJ[Laptop] : no, that'd be in #redlight ;)
13:57.29MikeJ[Laptop]ummmm
13:57.31Dovidwhats in room #redlight ?
13:57.37iDunnothe district.
13:57.55coppice#yellowlight might fit better here
13:58.07Dovidah
13:58.15[TK]D-Fender;)
13:58.19Dovidamsterdam ?
13:58.39bkw_hahaha #yellowlight
13:58.41MikeJ[Laptop]Dovid, you missed it.. best to just move on...
13:58.46bkw_293 open bugs on the issue tracker
13:58.47Dovidoki
13:58.48bkw_damn
13:58.54coppicein asia, don't look for red lights. you want the yellow signs, typically with purple writing :-)
14:00.59SeyrDoes anyone know if I can put anything in sip_notify.conf to send to 7960 phone to turn MWI off?
14:01.59bkw_Seyr, you um DELETE the mail in th emailbox
14:02.04bkw_er voicemail
14:02.06bkw_haha
14:02.13bkw_bet their is a stray .txt file
14:02.31sleepy_onelol
14:02.37sleepy_onethat happens ALL the time
14:04.11SeyrI cannot believe with all these smart people in here that NOBODY knows how to send a notify to a 7960
14:04.11essobi_lol
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14:04.11coppicetoo smart to use 7960's, maybe
14:04.27shiznatixI have been trying to get a GSM gateway to work. I have everything setup and all the zaptel stuff kickin but when I try to make a call it kinda wants to start but then I get this error "== Primary D-Channel on span 2 down" and it gives me a busy signal. What does that error mean?
14:05.37Seyrbkw_: The problem is that I have 40 7960 phones stuck with a MWI light on and no mail waiting. The *ONLY* thing I can do is edit their conf to comment out that line, treboot the phone, then edit conf again to add the line back
14:05.39[TK]D-Fendershiznatix : You use PRI signalling to your GSM gateway?
14:05.47SeyrI just dont want to have to edit 40 files twice
14:05.56Seyrif I could just send a notify to turn the darn thing off
14:06.24shiznatix[TK]D-Fender, bri_cpe_ptmp signalling
14:06.51shiznatix[TK]D-Fender, although that MAY be the wrong type of signalling to be using but I am fairly sure its correct
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14:07.51[TK]D-Fendershiznatix : IIRC BRI has no "D" channel...... sounds like it may be wrong
14:08.28shiznatix[TK]D-Fender, alright, let me double check that
14:09.46vgsterguys any pointers as to what chan_zap.c: Can't fix up channel from 4 to 5 because 5 is already in use means?
14:10.40vgsterand chan_zap.c: Call specified, but not found?
14:11.17bkw_Seyr, well call Digium and demand support :P
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14:12.26hackeronhmm, PRI is a T1 card, right? - if so what are the advantages to using T1 on a lan?
14:13.29RoyK[TK]D-Fender: BRI is 2B+D
14:13.38RoyK[TK]D-Fender: the dchan being 16kbps
14:13.41hackeronthe manual talks about configuration, cant find an overview of what PRI is for :)
14:14.02MikeJ[Laptop]google, google!!!
14:14.12RoyKhackeron: wikipedia, voip-info ...
14:14.17MikeJ[Laptop]hackeron, there are some good....
14:14.23MikeJ[Laptop]hey, yes, voip-info
14:15.26[TK]D-Fenderhackeron : PRI on T1 gives dedicated voice bandwidth per channel and does not go over the internet.
14:16.06RoyKPRI is multiplexed timeslots, 24 of them on a T1, 31 of them on an E1
14:16.07hackeron[TK]D-Fender: so its 23 channels in one keeping the quality of an analog line?
14:16.27RoyKyes
14:16.29[TK]D-Fenderhackeron : using T1 for DATA just gives you a synchronous pipe to the internet with better inherent reliability, but still suseptable to every other bad thing that can happen
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14:16.47[TK]D-Fenderhackeron : yes, full line quality.
14:17.34hackeronhmm, sounds good. Currently we have 10 normal lines but damn verizon, every week for a month multiple lines just go dead because of problems in the verizon head office - so I've heard try PRI
14:18.21[TK]D-Fenderhackeron : You can also get a partial PRI with less audio channel and save a few bucks if you really don't need 23.
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14:18.58shiznatix[TK]D-Fender, after further testing heres whats happening: When I restart asterisk I can immidiatly try to call out with the GSM but it will fail with smthing like 'all circuts are busy' but if I wait for like 30 seconds the D channel thing will pop up then if i try my call after that it will say somthing about not being able to load the 'Zap' channel error 0
14:19.24hackeron[TK]D-Fender: we could actually use more lines, we have 30 people at the office, 10 lines are generally enough but its beginning to happen that people have to wait for a line to open up
14:19.25[TK]D-Fendershiznatix : ok, you're definately out of my skillset....
14:19.51[ProB]CrazyManshiznatix: do you have an zaptel card in your box (now) ?
14:20.06shiznatix[ProB]CrazyMan, yes, everything is setup properly
14:20.13[TK]D-Fenderhackeron : You could change the # as you go or just take the full PRI.  I don't use all my channels here and am optimizing them by using my co as a telco for home at night :)
14:20.20shiznatix[ProB]CrazyMan, well, the GSM gateway may not be but I think it is
14:20.50[ProB]CrazyManshiznatix: gsm gateway ?
14:21.02hackeron[TK]D-Fender: hmm, round about how much is it per line for say 15?
14:21.07[ProB]CrazyManshiznatix: what card do you have ?
14:21.56hackeron[TK]D-Fender: and why only at night? :)
14:21.58shiznatix[ProB]CrazyMan, my ISDN card is a HFC-5 / 2BDS0
14:22.03[TK]D-Fenderhackeron : depends entirely where you are and the telco's involved.  ask them.
14:22.15[TK]D-Fenderhackeron : I don't get many calls during daytime :)
14:22.31[TK]D-Fenderhackeron : I'm running dry-DSL at home... its glorious to abuse work DID's :)
14:22.58coppicetee total DSL? :-\
14:23.01[TK]D-Fenderhackeron : Especially with a 1-800 that leads to me :)
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14:23.26hackeron[TK]D-Fender: lol, yeah, thats cool. I abuse a crummy 212 number, lol
14:23.32[TK]D-Fendercoppice : Was that another attempt at humour?  I can't tell sometimes...
14:23.55stack_This is way OT, but is anyone else having strange routing problems this morning?
14:23.55hackeron[TK]D-Fender: my long distance bill is significantly reduced now too :)
14:24.44[TK]D-Fenderhackeron : My overall phone bill went from $50 / month + LD (shared with my ex) to $5 for my dry-DSL line :)
14:25.08hackeron[TK]D-Fender: wish I could get a dry-DSL line in the UK :(
14:25.12[TK]D-Fenderpays for my YMCA membership....
14:25.42[TK]D-FenderUK is a funny place between the crappy DSL and the new high-tech stuff that's becoming more prolific.  Life is expensive there too...
14:26.15hackeronyeah, and most ISPs here started throttling bittorrent now too
14:26.31hackeronnot a fun place to live Britain
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14:27.31vooduhalHas anyone had any issues with no sound with polycom phones in 1.2.6?
14:27.33[TK]D-Fenderhackeron : Dunno if I'd say that of all the Isles.... I hear Ireland is really nice (if you avoid the more civil-uprest areas)
14:27.41[TK]D-Fendervooduhal : not here...
14:28.17vooduhalJust upgraded and I'm not getting any audio to the phone.
14:28.50[TK]D-Fendervooduhal : What Codec?
14:29.05sleepy_onehey all, have a TDP400p in the UK with 4 FXO modules and analog lines to BT and the system is experiencing random hangups after 2-5 min. /etc/modprobe.conf: options wctdm opermode=UK /etc/zaptel.conf: loadzone=ukdefaultzone=uk /etc/asterisk/zapata.conf:  progzone=uk callprogress=no busydetect=yes busycount=4 jitterbuffers=4 ### any suggestions or ideas? TIA :-)
14:29.06vooduhalulaw and alaw.
14:29.23sleepy_ones/TDP400p/TDM400p/
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14:30.52sleepy_onePS I am not sure if disconnect line supervision is provided by BT or not
14:35.31fenlanderI fear astricon europe may be a joke
14:36.39fenlanderhas anyone registered for any of them yet?
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14:37.20cj-rmjbot: I'm getting some problems with a TDM400 on BT too...
14:37.30jbalcombhaha
14:38.08sleepy_onePPS busycount=8 didn't help either
14:38.32sleepy_onecj-rm and I seem to be having the same or a very similar problem
14:39.26fenlanderlots of people have TDM400p problems in the UK
14:39.48fenlanderfrom what I hear pre-1.2 worked well, but post-1.2 has problems
14:41.34fenlanderpeople on different BT exchanges have different levels of success...
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14:44.36brif8for a production env.  which is better the latest 1.2.6  or  1.0.8  which is the default for Gentoo right now ?
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14:45.18[TK]D-Fenderbrif8 : 1.0.X is deprecated and continuing its use isn't suggested.  And as for Gentoo there is no such thing as "default"
14:45.50brif8[TK]D-Fender: by default if I emerge asterisk it wants to do 1.0.8.
14:46.14brif8are there many differences between the current CVS version and 1.2.6  ?
14:46.36coppicewhatever's wrong its default of gentoo
14:47.04[TK]D-Fenderbrif8 : Just compile from source...
14:47.24brif8[TK]D-Fender: CVS source right ?
14:47.29[TK]D-Fenderbrif8 : CVS (SVN now) is 1.2.6 plus stuff you won't is stable till you try.
14:47.55[TK]D-Fenderbrif8 : I always suggest just DLing the "release" versions from FTP.
14:48.26brif8[TK]D-Fender:  ok will do
14:48.29brif8thanks
14:48.43file[laptop]if you're going to San Francisco be sure to wear some flowers in your hair
14:48.48brif8what about module dependancies
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14:49.37[TK]D-Fenderbrif8 : *'s requirements are clearly stated in several places.  odds are if you had it running before it'll run just fine updating this way.
14:50.03brif8[TK]D-Fender:  this will be a new fresh install on a clean box
14:50.35[TK]D-Fenderbrif8 : If you intsalled all the typical dev libraries you should be fine
14:50.49brif8[TK]D-Fender: ok thanks
14:51.06brettnemcompile from source
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14:51.25brettnemoh, heh, stuck in the backlog
14:51.31brettnemlet's do the time warp again
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14:51.46file[laptop]it costs $50 to do the time warp
14:51.59jbalcombIf I unremark this ';atxfer => *2' in the features.conf, is the idea that you press *2 during the call to transfer? Does this of course mean that the calling party hears tone?
14:51.59brettnemI think octho is doing the hokey pokey
14:52.18octho???
14:52.19octhouhauhaaa
14:52.31brettnemoctho: now you have to "shake it all around"
14:52.31octhoi don't understand..
14:52.33octhobut ok..
14:52.36FarrisGI have a TDM400P with two FXS ports (using fxols) configured. I recently bought a "Doorbell fon" thinking I could tie it into one of those FXS ports, but apparantly I need an FXO port instead. Can anyone thing of a way to make this doorbell fon ring SOMETHING on my * server so that it can be picked up and dialed to a sip extension? If I have to I'll just buy an FXO module for my card, but I'd rather not have to do that.
14:52.47octhomaybe later :)
14:52.57brettnemyou do know what the hokey pokey is, right?
14:53.05octhono ideia
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14:53.13vader--hola
14:53.29jbalcomboctho http://images.google.com/images?q=hokey+pokey&hl=en
14:54.27Dovidhehe
14:54.41Eimannhow can i generate 30 parallel testcalls? i've installed chan_ss7 and want to see what happens when in send 30 calls to our digitalk-switch
14:54.54octhoputz
14:54.59octhohehehehehehehehehe
14:55.04octhoi'm from brazil..
14:55.17octhohere.. we don't this gay things..
14:55.18octhouahuahuaha
14:55.45jbalcombEimann might try building 30 call files and dropping them in the spool directory
14:55.51FarrisGright, nothing gay in brazil at all
14:55.56octhouhuahuahuahaa
14:56.00octhowe have some..
14:56.01jbalcombmariposa?
14:56.06Eimannjbalcomb: sounds like an idea ;)
14:56.07octhobut im not...
14:56.08octho:)
14:56.27jbalcombes muy bueno
14:56.36jbalcombpor supuesto
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14:57.17jbalcombalso, i don't speak portugese but i hear spanish can work in a pinch, correct?
14:58.16coppiceif you pinch someone spanish, don't they slap your face?
14:58.35vader--Is there a recommended linux flavor to run asterisk on?
14:58.38jbalcombcoppice no, that Japanese
14:58.43jbalcombvader-- debian
14:58.56jbalcombvader-- Digium recommends Red Hat ES 3 or 4
14:59.48[TK]D-FenderI recommend Slackware.... so I guess you're stuck then!
15:00.02jbalcomb[TK]D-Fender i dig the slack
15:00.07vader--i was actually going to run slackware
15:00.17tzangerI did the slack too
15:00.20tzangerever since '96
15:00.22coppicei recommend running linux
15:00.27jbalcombtzafrir '95 biatch!
15:00.30mog_workdigium reccomends nothing ^_^ except for be is supported on redhat and fedora
15:00.34mog_workif you ask support
15:00.34jbalcomb;)
15:00.37vgsterwhen picking a call up is it possible for the phone doing th epickup to get the incoming number?
15:00.41mog_workthey will tell you to go with debian
15:01.04jbalcombyeah, seems like there is a lot of community support for debian installs
15:01.05tzangerjbalcomb: no, I was using yggdrasil in '95
15:01.05[TK]D-FenderDebian is a good solid distro as well...
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15:01.24tzangerit is, I just can't stand Debian's politics
15:01.27mog_workinstall debian, build asterisk from source
15:01.40jbalcombi sure do like running apt-get upgrade on year old boxes
15:01.44mog_workwhats wrong with deb politics?
15:01.51[TK]D-FenderFC is a little too "bleeding edge", much like Gentoo.  RHEL / CentOS is a bit better as a base for being established.
15:02.20coppicethere's too many bleeding updates to FC4
15:02.22tzangerGNU/nothing is GNU/specifically GNU/wrong with their GNU/politics, but GNU/I keep GNU/wearing GNU/my damn GNU/keyboards out because of their GNU/incessant GNU/Stallman GNU/worship
15:03.04mog_workother than the fact they call themselves debian gnu/linux , and support fsf whats wrong?
15:03.08mog_worki mean you use gcc?
15:03.11jbalcomb[TK]D-Fender that's interesting. We are currently in /debate/ about our 'standard' server distro. it's down to gentoo or debian.
15:03.11mog_workand gdb?
15:03.15coppiceOh, look. the 11 o'clock GNUs
15:03.17mog_workgmake?
15:03.20mog_worketc
15:03.41tzangerI have to hand it to Debian though, they are probably the only distro that is really really consistent about where things go, and they let you get at the original source tarball and see what they've patched up.
15:03.42[TK]D-Fenderjbalcomb : But you just paid for RHEl, no?
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15:04.05jbalcomb[TK]D-Fender that's just for the phone server
15:04.09mog_workyup tzanger they talk straight talk
15:04.10octhoi have some problems with disconnection tone..
15:04.14tzangermog_work: oh I admire the FSF, I like what Stallman's done, but I do not desire to have GNU/ forced down my throat.
15:04.17octhoi use FXO PCI...
15:04.40mog_workbut when i use debian i dont feel that ? im kinda curious why you do?
15:04.40tzangerThat's like Berkely demanding Berkeley/ in front of everything they've ever touched
15:04.44mog_worklol
15:05.16octhoi use asterisk 1.0.10 under Fedora Core 3
15:05.17tzangerI also don't like any distro that I have to futz with their ocnfiguration interface for fear of causing trouble, which is why I always end up using slack... I'm kind of lazy that way I guess
15:05.19jbalcombi don't think i've ever had a thought about gnu past telling people how to pronounce it correctly
15:05.36tzangerI'd rather just use ifconfig/tc/ip whatever instead of trying to conform to their scripts, but I recognize that that is my own stubbronness
15:05.47mog_workheh
15:05.54mog_workthats why i dont like fc etc/
15:06.09mog_worki like debian , gentoo because i know where the config files are
15:06.14jbalcombisn't that just a sysV vs. BSD style?
15:06.20tzangeryup that's whyI like slack :-)
15:06.39tzangerjbalcomb: no, I'm talking using 'netconfig' or whatever the hell the utility is called instead of using ifconfig, things like that
15:06.55mog_work"slackware - the best 1996 had to offer"
15:06.58jsharpJust run it all under VMS and be happy.
15:07.01[TK]D-Fendertzanger : I'm much the same, but it means that every install I do is almost a hack-job (as far as LAMP components and anything else goes)  Base + * = intant trouble-free....
15:07.10jbalcombtzanger yeah, i got that. i thought we were bring in the arrangement of /etc as well.
15:07.18tzanger[TK]D-Fender: yeah that is exactly it :-)
15:08.05[TK]D-Fendertzanger : the only hard point now is I need to get 2.6 for a timer since I don't have a compatible USB.... and I've never done a kernel update before...
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15:08.19tzanger[TK]D-Fender: :-)
15:08.44jbalcombIf I unremark this ';atxfer => *2' in the features.conf, is the idea that you press *2 during the call to transfer? Does this of course mean that the calling party hears tone?
15:09.01[TK]D-Fenderjbalcomb : Why would you even bother?  you have SIP phones all around...
15:09.49jbalcomb[TK]D-Fender explain? we don't have an attended transfer feature. People are calling the other person on the second line, telling them, hanging up, and then blind transfering the call.
15:12.57brad_msswjbalcomb: yes, that would work ... but what phones do you have? most likely they actually support attended transfer so you don't have to use the asterisk hack
15:13.48jbalcombbrad_mssw yeah, it works but it's awkward and i would prefer it behaved like a /normal/ phone system. we have the gxp-2000
15:14.20[TK]D-Fenderjbalcomb : GXP's must support consultative transfer.....
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15:14.42GerbilWrkbrad_mssw, what is the asterisk hack for attended transfer?
15:14.42[TK]D-Fenderjbalcomb : or you desperately need to ditch them....
15:14.46brad_msswyeah, I would assume GXPs would have an attended/consulatative transfer
15:15.10brad_msswGerbilWrk: using DTMF codes to initiate the transfer, instead of native SIP or flash/hook on Zap
15:15.13[TK]D-Fenderjbalcomb : I had to teach one company on how to do transfers on Polycom....
15:15.41tzanger[TK]D-Fender: we had a strange polycom transfer problem
15:15.47tzangeryou answered a call
15:15.50tzangerhit transfer
15:15.57tzangerdialed the extension of the other polycom
15:16.00brad_msswjbalcomb: uhh, according to : http://www.grandstream.com/y-gxp2000.htm  the grandstreams support   "Transfer (blind or attended)"
15:16.00tzangerit rang
15:16.04tzangerthey answered
15:16.28tzangerI could hear both the caller and the transfer end, but neither end could hear each other
15:16.46docelm0WHADUP!?
15:16.46[TK]D-Fendertzanger : wierd... never happened here...
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15:17.22brad_msswjbalcomb: read page 18 of http://www.grandstream.com/user_manuals/GXP2000.pdf  (very top):
15:17.33brad_mssw2. Attended Transfer: When in conversation with an ?ACTIVE? LINE as defined in section 4.3.2,
15:17.33brad_mssw<PROTECTED>
15:17.33brad_mssw<PROTECTED>
15:17.34brad_mssw<PROTECTED>
15:17.45ManxPowertzanger, Stallman is a lunatic and thank Dog for that.  Linux needs a few lunatics like that.
15:17.53tzangeryeah
15:18.06tzangeryou can't arrive in the middle without a few people pulling hard in either direction
15:18.14jbalcombbrad_mssw thanks. i didn't even realize this would be handled by the phone.
15:18.23[TK]D-FenderManxPower : He verges on the detrimental...... actually puts the "mental" in a lot fo the time...
15:18.31brad_msswRTFM ??
15:18.46ManxPower[TK]D-Fender, Thomas Edison did too.
15:19.07jbalcombbrad_mssw i did four months ago when it was all gibberish to me. guess i need to read it again now that i /get/ things a little bit.
15:19.10ManxPowerjbalcomb, DTMF based transfers are a horrible hack.
15:19.12jbalcombbrad_mssw thanks again
15:19.52jbalcombewieling@dpc6745150107.direcpc.com
15:20.03ManxPowerI think they should be a compile time option and disabled by default.  Almost all devices these days support protocol native transfer features
15:20.33tzangerManxPower: isn't ssh over direcpc horribly latent?
15:20.52ManxPowerjbalcomb, no need to embarass me publically. 8-)  The only other option to DirecPC is a T-1 to the nearest CO, which is 11 miles long.
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15:21.04brad_msswManxPower: yep agreed ... though I must say, the UTStarCom F1000 attended/consultative transfer is broken ... though blind works (even tried newer firmware) ... not sure if its an * thing not supporting the type of SIP messages used, or just the phone
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15:21.11ManxPowertzanger, eventually you fall into a zenlike trance as you wait for characters to echo back.
15:21.19tzangerManxPower: heh
15:21.28hensemaany visdn users over here?
15:21.38ManxPowertzanger, I HOPE to have a voice/data T-1 in here by the end of the summer.
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15:22.48ManxPowerBy that time we should have enough people here that I can at least offset some of the costs by selling phone and internet service to them
15:23.05qseekhi everyone
15:23.32Dovidhello
15:23.53Dovidanyone need a new 1u server ?  dell is having some good deals
15:24.15qseekreally can u put a digium PRI card in one of those
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15:24.24Doviddont know
15:24.25ManxPowerDovid, Have you researched the issues with Dell?
15:24.30Dovidno
15:24.39Dovidwas on thier site and saw the deals thats it
15:24.41qseeki saw dell having a good sale on their poweredge servers too
15:24.47Doviddont know what they can and cant hold
15:24.49ManxPowerAnd are any of those deals the specific model numbers that are known to not work with Asterisk?
15:25.06Dovidi saw the 850
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15:25.10lehelhello
15:25.10qseekok..what were the specs
15:25.11Dovidi know on the list lots of people said that they use it
15:25.28Dovidi am getting the link
15:25.29[TK]D-FenderManxPower : I haven't heard of a Dell server that couldn't run *.....
15:25.44ManxPower[TK]D-Fender, yeah, but you are not on the mailing lists.
15:25.47jbalcomb[TK]D-Fender there are a few listed on digium.com as not recommended
15:25.50qseeki have seen dell servers as the only certified ones to work with asterisk on digium site
15:26.02leheli installed the kernel-source-2.6.8, still i get the error: You do not appear to have the kernel sources for your current kernel installed, on zaptel compilation
15:26.05qseekhey jbalcomb
15:26.12jbalcombhello qseek
15:26.18qseekhow it goes friend
15:26.20ManxPowerlehel, are there files in /usr/src/linux
15:26.20[TK]D-FenderManxPower : I think that might be better rephased as "models that Digium cards" don't like....
15:26.24Dovidhere u go
15:26.25Dovidhttp://www1.us.dell.com/content/products/features.aspx/featured_server?c=us&cs=04&l=en&s=bsd
15:26.35[TK]D-FenderManxPower : not an * problem that I've ever heard of...
15:26.37lehelManxPower: yes, ln -s blabla
15:26.45ManxPower[TK]D-Fender, or better yet "models that are not compatable with the TigerJet PCI controller"
15:27.13ManxPowerlehel, and can you do a "make menuconfig" while in /usr/src/linux ?
15:27.27ManxPower(of you can, just cancel out of the gui it puts you into)
15:27.50[TK]D-FenderManxPower : yup!  So far the "other" PCI card company runs on just about anything :)
15:28.05tzangerManxPower: nice.  10 mile loop is not gonna be cheap though
15:28.09lehelManxPower, yes.. i can, i even compiled a new kernel
15:28.25tzangerManxPower: better to do wireless on either side and TDMoE :-)
15:28.30ManxPowertzanger, mileage is only charged between COs
15:29.03jbalcombqseek so far so good. trying to get attended/supervised/consultative transfers figured out
15:29.19ManxPowertzanger, no need to get vulgar 8-)
15:29.54qseekah i think i saw a good reference on that... I will try to find and send it to you later
15:29.58tzangerManxPower: mileage is only charged between COs?
15:30.05qseeki got blind/attended transfers to work fine
15:30.12lehelManxPower: "cancel out of the gui it puts you into" < ? . it's zaptel-1.0.10 on a dell/laptop
15:30.14ManxPowertzanger, at least in Louisiana it is, don't know about Alabama
15:30.16qseekwhen u say consultative what do u mean by that
15:30.25jbalcombqseek that would be excelent. hows your project coming?
15:30.30ManxPowerlehel, no, it's linux kernel
15:30.36tzangerManxPower: I had a 40km T1 (data) from UUnet several years back.  the loop was over $2000
15:30.49jbalcombqseek i have been hearing those three names refering to the same thing. i'm pretty sure 'attended' is the /standard/
15:30.53ManxPowertzanger, yeah, but you were not 40km from the CO.
15:30.55qseekwell havent gotten much done on it.. putting a proposal together for a business
15:31.05tzangernow my DSU/CSU was terminating cable from the CO, which was 2km away
15:31.10qseekwell the blind transfer is one where u dont have to wait for the other side to answer
15:31.10lehelManxPower, so it's nothing to do with zaptel..
15:31.20jbalcombqseek ah, the fun part. i've done a couple of those, one for school and one for AOI.
15:31.23tzangerso I imagine the telco was charging UUNet for the loop and UUnet was just passing it on to me (plus markup)
15:31.44qseekthe other transfer is where u wait for the other side to pick up before u do it
15:31.45ManxPowerlehel, It COULD be, but you need to confirm the kernel source on your system can compile before you deal with zaptel
15:31.59qseekand i guess there could be one where u just hear the ringing and transfer
15:32.14ManxPowertzanger, *nod*  i.e. the telco charges mileage between your CO and the UUNet CO.
15:32.23tzangermakes sense
15:32.30ManxPowertzanger, I don't know if Canada does it the same way or not.
15:32.37qseeki am seeing local govts putting out RFPs for VoIP deployments now
15:32.45tzangerI know I didn't physically have 2 pair going 40km eihter, it'd have been MUXed into whatever trunk they had going to Kitchener
15:33.05ManxPowertzanger, so in theory, I need to find a CLEC that has service in the same CO I'm connected to.  Of course, that is impossible.
15:33.07lehelManxPower. sorry.. how do i "confirm the kernel source on my system.. "?
15:33.14tzangerhahaha
15:33.21tzangeryou justneed wireless and forget the TDM
15:33.21ManxPowerlehel, you cd to /usr/src/linux and do a "make menuconfig"
15:33.24qseekjbalcomb: have u figured out how to do group mailboxes yet?
15:33.29tzangeryou're on top of a mountain
15:33.37tzangeryou just need the long white beard and the sandals
15:33.46ManxPowertzanger, I live on the top of a 5 mile long mesa.  I'd need one hell of a tower
15:33.56lehelManxPower, i did.. it's done
15:34.14tzangeryou're on the top of the mesa... why would your tower have to be tall?
15:34.17ManxPowerlehel, then you know your kernel source AND headers is installed correctly.
15:34.18tzangerif you were on the bottom of it, sure
15:34.57ManxPowertzanger, by best estimate is that I would need a 40 ft tower to be able to see over the edge of the mesa into the valley where the closest ISPs are
15:35.06lehelManxPower.. oohh, my kernel-headers..
15:35.24tzanger40ft is nothing
15:35.27tzangerget a 75 foot television tower
15:35.28ManxPowertzanger, place your chin on a table, then try to see the floor on the other end
15:35.57tzangerManxPower: true enough...  I was thinking of hitting a WISP somewhere not on the far side of the mesa, in the valley :-)
15:36.11vader--do you guys know of any sites that explain setting up a PRI card/line with asterisk
15:36.13ManxPowertzanger, the entire mesa is farms
15:36.18tzangerahh
15:36.26vader--im having a hard time figuring out how this PRI line we are going to be getting is setup
15:36.27brettnemarggh!
15:36.29ManxPowerlehel, if you didn't have the hernel headers installed then "make menuconfig" should fail.
15:36.34brettnemI am so sick of asterisk deadlocks!!!
15:36.46brettnemApr  4 10:36:22 WARNING[29986]: channel.c:784 channel_find_locked: Avoided deadlock for '0xf6913d08', 10 retries!
15:36.51brettnempiece of CRAP!
15:37.09lehelManxPower, strange ..didn't failed.. now i'm getting the headers
15:37.22brettnemanyone else get these things?
15:37.30ManxPowerlehel, who knows what twisted and hatefil things your distro does 8-)
15:37.42ManxPowerbrettnem, only if I'm doing zapscan or something like that
15:37.49vader--are any of you guys running PRI lines?
15:38.19brettnemManxPower: I get them every couple of days.. and it makes me have to restart asterisk.. know any other ways to get around it?
15:38.20ManxPowervader--, yes, I have several at client sites
15:38.30ManxPowerbrettnem, never had to get around it.
15:38.51vader--we are having alot of our pots line bundled into our pri
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15:39.01vader--like all our fax lines and main number and stuff
15:39.04vader--how does that all work?
15:39.15brettnemManxPower: anyway to find out what is causing the deadlock?
15:39.23vader--im having a hard time visiaulizing the way the pri line handles the numbers and channels etc
15:39.32ManxPowerbrettnem, as I said, it's not caused a problem so we have not researched it.
15:39.52ManxPowervader--, calls some into the line, hit asterisk, then match an exten => line in Asterisk
15:40.16ManxPowerWHAT the match is would depend on how many digits your provider sends you.  We make our provider send us all 10 digits
15:40.43vader--so your dial plan has to have every line setup in it
15:40.43ManxPowervader--, it all works pretty similar in extensions.conf as any DID from a SIP or IAX provider.
15:41.07ManxPowervader--, yes, unless you want to make things really really confusing and do wildcard matches.
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15:41.15[TK]D-Fendervader-- : No reason you shouldn't account for every # targeting your PRI....
15:41.19vader--ya we are getting 100 did's
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15:41.37vader--but out extensions internally start at 100
15:41.42[TK]D-Fendervader-- : I have about 110 here myself... 2 blocks of 100 consecutive, and a few others
15:41.47vader--and our external block they are giving us starts at 800
15:41.53vader--how does that work?
15:41.54bkw_brettnem, Na no reason to fix a deadlock.. just wrap it in a "trylock" for say 10 times and give up after that... that seems to be the accepted way of doing things with asterisk.  Pesonally I would find the reason for the deadlock and fix it.
15:41.59ManxPowerWe so something like [incoming] exten => _5042466XXX,1,Goto(extensions,${EXTEN:6},1)
15:42.05[TK]D-Fendervader-- : as lon as those last 2 digits map its cool...
15:42.26[TK]D-FenderManxPower : Except where you don't have a specific extension....
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15:42.59ManxPower[TK]D-Fender, in THAT case asterisk rejects the call and the telco sends a "disconnected" message to the caller.
15:43.02[TK]D-FenderI've got a bunch of "placeholders"
15:43.08vader--so the numbers are basically virtual on the PRI
15:43.11vader--im not accessing a channel
15:43.15vader--im accessing a number
15:43.22vader--and the PRI line handles channels on it's own
15:43.26ManxPoweror we do a wildcard match for any extension that does not exist and play a disconnected message to the caller
15:43.35[TK]D-Fendervader-- : A call comes in on a channel ID'd as targeting a DID associated with your PRI (exten)
15:43.42ManxPowervader--, just like a SIP or IAX provider
15:43.51[TK]D-Fendervader-- : You've pretty much got it
15:44.07vader--gotcha
15:44.09vader--makes sense now
15:44.10ManxPowervader--, ANALOG ports are the exception rather then the rule.
15:44.17vader--ya
15:44.24vader--we are going to have about 24 analog ports
15:44.32vader--so i will reference them through channels
15:44.33ManxPowerANALOG ports work differently from most other types of ports because analog doesn't provide the dialed number to Asterisk
15:44.37[TK]D-FenderI'm so happy to be running off VoIP/PRI at home now :)
15:44.47[TK]D-FenderI need to go "borrow" some more DID
15:44.49[TK]D-Fender's:D
15:44.50vader--we are gettinga bout 60 cisco 7940G phones
15:45.01vader--and we are going to have to keep about 24 analog lines
15:45.07[TK]D-Fendervader-- : I'd suggest Polycom as would most here...
15:45.16vader--we already ordered them
15:45.19[TK]D-Fendervader-- : Why so many analog?
15:45.19vader--we got a good deal on them
15:45.24[TK]D-Fendervader-- : how good?
15:45.30vader--206$ a phone brand new
15:45.47[TK]D-Fendervader-- : Yeah, thats pretty good... Covered on SmartNet I hope...
15:45.55ManxPowerI wonder if it was a good idea to write a 4 paragraph response to a trouble ticket and pretty much all I said (in detail) is the reason these support requests have not been resolved is because the company has 1/4 the number of needed MIS people.
15:45.56vader--8$ for smartnet per phone
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15:46.33[TK]D-Fendervader-- : only PITA is that they don't support 802.3af PoE....
15:46.49vader--ya they do
15:47.08vader--they handle poe
15:47.53[TK]D-Fendervader-- : not 802.3af, only Cisco pre-standard...
15:48.12[TK]D-Fendervader-- : So unless you have a bunch of Cisco PoE switches, you're SOL
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15:49.31triple-eyou don't want to pay for Cisco PoE -- ouch
15:50.12triple-etelasip's 19.59 server was down for the last 2 hrs
15:50.16vader--hmm thats not good
15:50.25triple-ecustomers freaking
15:50.31triple-enot fun
15:50.34vader--Power over Ethernet (PoE)
15:50.35vader--The phone supports Power over Ethernet, but beware! The earlier non 'G' models don't comply to international PoE standards (IEEE 802.3af), and connection of a standards based PoE injector or powered switch can damage the phone. You can also construct your own PoE injector.
15:50.55vader--ok im good
15:50.56vader--hehe
15:50.59rpmare there any PoE capable IP phones for under 100$? i cannot find any..
15:50.59vader--dude you had me scared
15:51.04vader--hehe
15:51.08vader--we just ordered 60 of them
15:51.16vader--and the non cisco poe switches
15:51.16vader--hehe
15:51.34ManxPowerrpm, short answer: No.  Long Answer: Yes.
15:51.53triple-eyeah the 19.58 telasip server didn't have any problems
15:51.54ManxPowerfor example, Linksys has a PoE adapter for some of their devices.
15:52.22[TK]D-Fendervader-- : 7940G and 7960G do NOT support 802.3af.  only the 7941G and 7961G...
15:52.23triple-ethank god --- im thinking im going to have to start spreading people around so i don't end up with entire client base calling at the same moment crying
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15:53.00[TK]D-Fenderhttp://www.voipsupply.com/product_info.php?&products_id=54
15:53.11[TK]D-Fender"The Cisco IP Phone 7940G can also receive power down the LAN from any of the Cisco inline power-capable blades and boxes."
15:53.21[TK]D-Fenderonly Cisco pre-standard.
15:53.35triple-egetting errors on a box that has buddy status configured  -- anyone seen this Incoming call: Got SIP response 500 "Internal Server Error" back from 192.168.0.27
15:53.39coppicesince when did IEEE become an international standards body?
15:53.47Modcutsif i wanted to grep the /etc/asterisk/*.conf for a string what would be the best way to do it. So that the file the string was in is displayed?
15:54.14triple-egrep "string" /etc/asterisk*.conf
15:54.31triple-egrep "string" /etc/asterisk/*.conf
15:54.40filegrep -i "string" /etc/asterisk/*.conf
15:54.44sleepy_onegrep -l "string" /etc/asterisk/*.conf
15:55.00Hmmhesaysit would be cool if you could cycle through the moh songs
15:55.00sleepy_oneyou need grep -l to list the name of the file
15:55.25Qwellsleepy_one: No you don't
15:55.33Modcutscheers
15:55.41QwellWith -l, it shows only the filename
15:55.47Qwellwithout it, the filename is still displayed
15:55.49triple-eworks on my box
15:55.56triple-ethat is without switch
15:56.06triple-eymmv
15:56.11Qwell-i is one of the funner flags
15:56.16Qwellright up there with -r
15:56.21kfuqdepends on the os
15:56.30sleepy_onegrep -l = just list the files
15:56.48kfuqlinux/gnu grep is different than solaris/bsd grep
15:56.48sleepy_onegrep lists the filenames and all the matches
15:57.04sleepy_onegrep -l is MUCH easier to read
15:57.07Qwellsleepy_one: which is almost always what somebody wants
15:57.14triple-e-i  == ignore case -- cool
15:57.42sleepy_oneModcuts, said "So that the file the string was in is displayed?" so I took that to mean grep -l
15:58.07triple-egetting errors on a box that has buddy status configured  -- anyone seen this Incoming call: Got SIP response 500 "Internal Server Error" back from 192.168.0.27
15:58.10Qwellsleepy_one: try to grep "= 4" with -l...that's just silly
15:58.11Modcutsyeah i use -l that worked cheers
15:58.48Modcutsstill can't find where the sendmail uses my old smtp address to relay mail from our server.
15:59.11sleepy_oneyvw :-D grep / fgrep anything will work grep -l is just clean and prettier
15:59.36sleepy_onehave you checked /etc/mail/* ? /etc/aliases? etc ?
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16:01.15Modcutsi believe so yes but mc seems to have stoped working and i have been working with sendmails cf file. That could be maybe the issue. I have never really done alot with sendmail.
16:01.20fileeh?
16:01.20sleepy_oneModcuts, you could do some crazy like this: find / -iname "*.something" -exec fgrep -l -i "string_to_search_for" {} \;
16:02.35sleepy_oneDid you specify a Smart Host in sendmail.cf ? DShostname ?
16:02.36Modcutsthats pretty full on.
16:03.13Modcutsyep i did that and he seemed to relay with host and then i got a hostname failed following the test email.
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16:04.06roxvillehello ppl :)
16:04.27roxvillei'm gonna leave again, just checking to make sure you were here :)
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16:05.28sleepy_onedid you do /usr/sbin/sendmail -vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv user@host.tld ? see where it goes and then run a crazy find like the one above?
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16:07.19brettnemhmm CheckGroup is giving me the Avoided Deadlock message..
16:07.40ManxPowerthe problem is prolly in the EHLO hostname part.  Just put the hostname of the box in DSN
16:07.41ManxPowerDNS
16:08.58vader--[TK]D-Fender do you know what the standard is that cisco uses?
16:09.08ManxPowerbrettnem, we don't use that....
16:09.47brettnemI think it's anything that checks the state of the channels
16:12.31jbalcombbrad_mssw I got it. Thanks for the info. You helped me make many happy people.
16:12.34sleepy_oneModcuts, just to clarify, is your sendmail trying to relay outgoing email through another server that you do not want it to relay through?
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16:15.11[TK]D-Fendervader-- : Their own.  48V with different signalling
16:15.43Delvaranyone know if 1.2.5 supports realtime config?
16:15.46tzafrirgrep -r "string" /etc/asterisk
16:16.03coppicethe poe standard is quite complex to implement
16:16.06tzafrirfind /etc/asterisk -name \*.conf | xargs grep "string"
16:17.56sleepy_onetzafrir, yup those work too -- there a number of ways to do the same thing :-D
16:18.07sleepy_ones/a/are/
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16:19.40sleepy_onelol another typo my brain must be getting sleepy ;-)
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16:26.07muthiphopanonymous!
16:26.08Dovid.
16:27.26brettnemhaha.. I just saw that movie the other day.. what the heck was it.. big daddy?
16:27.30fileHmmhesays, rockin'!
16:28.13Hmmhesaysyeah I put some rocking tunes up
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16:35.05Hmmhesayswell vonage is pissing me off
16:35.14Hmmhesayscause I can't seem to send a call out them anymore
16:35.34filestab them
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16:38.21Dovidwhats the problem with sending a call ?
16:38.37mutdoes smoking pot make me a bad person?
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16:38.43salviadudno mut
16:38.48salviadudthat would make you high
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16:45.29razu_hi
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16:45.40razu_anyone used vizufon phones ?
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16:50.37j0sephhi, Im having trouble using unicall 0.0.3pre8 and I read a message at asterisk-users where steve underwood advises to update libmfcr2 to versio pre9 but soft-switch.org seems to be down all day. Could someone please point me to a mirror or send me the new libmfcr2 ?
16:51.54ManxPowerj0seph, the domain registrar and hosting company for soft-switch.org has had a massive meltdown.  Try again in a day or two
16:52.32coppicewas it a massive meltdown? i thought it was just our server
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16:53.04coppicewhatever, I hope normal service will be resumed in a day or two
16:53.34Dovid.
16:55.52Dovidwhere is soft-switch hosted ?
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16:56.34coppicein the waste bin right now
16:56.58Dovidbrb
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17:00.36znoGanyone ever dealt with a lucent definity?
17:00.50coppiceyep
17:01.20znoGi should ask... ".. with a lucent definity and tried to get some inter-exchange connections with Asterisk?"
17:01.26znoGs/ask/add
17:02.09rpmApr  4 10:57:58 WARNING[30459]: pbx_spool.c:388 scan_thread: Failed to scan service '/var/spool/asterisk/outgoing/WU_1500_BRi56F.call' - What does that mean?
17:02.13coppicenope
17:02.26znoGi'm currently using fxo/fxs cards modules (for in/out calls from/to the Lucent) but i was wondering if there was a better way
17:02.39znoGinstead of having to keep adding fxs/fxo ports
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17:04.18SwKznoG; t1?
17:07.01inv_arp[work]znoG: external fxo?
17:10.54FalleAnyone here have the GXP 1.1.0.4 beta?
17:11.10Fallealpha even.
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17:12.05datafirmHello!
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17:19.35lehelhello again, i've trouble making asterisk configs.. i mean the /etc/init.d/asterisk.. while "make config"
17:20.08lehel"cannot stat 'init.asterisk': No such file.."
17:20.17znoGSwK: yea i thought about that.. e1 or t1 to the Asterisk box
17:20.41tzangeranyone know offhand how I use sox to convert a ulaw .wav file to pcm?  I just can't see the option in the man page
17:20.52znoGSwK: in theory can I plug a cable from the Lucent's E1 port to an E1 card on the Asterisk server?
17:21.05Qwell[]znoG: in theory, anything is possible
17:21.45Qwell[]I think you need a T1 crossover cable though
17:24.14tzangerznoG: yes
17:25.25SwKznog: yes and configure it for trunks or tie lines however you want to do it... asterisk can even play PRI-NET for it and emulate the telco
17:25.51znoGi'm being told an E1 card for the definity would cost $lots, i think they want to keep going with TDM2400 cards
17:26.08fileSwK, I thought you were on vacation
17:26.20SwKget the E1 card from a secondary marketer assuming you have smething like a G3si
17:26.28SwKfile I am
17:26.30znoGall i know is that it's a lucent definity
17:26.42fileSwK, so go vacationize!
17:26.56Qwell[]file: * == vacation
17:27.01Qwell[]hell, on my vacation, I went to VON :p
17:27.41filepfft
17:27.52SwKi am vacationizing
17:28.01SwKhavent done anywork at all since last thursday
17:28.18Qwell[]SwK: vacationating...who taught you to grammarize?
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17:28.40SwKqwell[]: file
17:28.49Qwell[]silly canadian grammarisms
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17:29.35gandhijeeanyone have the latest budgetone firmware that they can send me?
17:29.39[TK]D-FenderTalks funny file does hmmmmmmmmMMMM?~??!?
17:29.49file[TK]D-Fender, not as bad as you!
17:30.09[TK]D-Fenderfile : That'd be not as poor as me :)
17:30.16Qwell[]poorly
17:30.17fileBAH
17:30.18[TK]D-Fender<- former Grammar Ranger!
17:30.43Qwell[]you fail
17:30.51fileunpossible!
17:31.23SwKj00 4ll n33d a l3ss0n in gr4m0rz
17:32.22fileQwell[], omg chan_skinny post
17:32.33Qwell[]file: omg!  It's russellb!
17:32.36Qwell[]RUN!
17:32.52Qwell[]I should have clarified...
17:32.54Qwell[]run AWAY!
17:33.04Qwell[](in a circular pattern, if you wish)
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17:36.28tzangerwtf
17:36.37tzanger8000Hz 8bit mono should be just fine for a ringtone
17:36.56[TK]D-Fendertzanger : Making one for a Polycom?
17:37.09tzanger[TK]D-Fender: no, trying to take your CTU one and put it on my treo :-)
17:37.12tzangerit imports but it's silent
17:37.13nokygu
17:37.14nokyhi
17:37.26tzangerat first I thought it was because it was in alaw format but I converted it to a pcm wav and still no go
17:37.32[TK]D-Fendertzanger : Will it take MP3 or CCITT?
17:37.42tzangeryeah it'll do mp3 but I was trying to avoid that :-)
17:37.59[TK]D-Fendertzanger : thats what I use on my E815....
17:38.03[TK]D-Fendersounds just fine
17:38.08nokyi have a Gatekeeper H323 & an Asterisk... and i need to know how will be the dialpeer to comunicate my Asterisk with my Gatekeeper
17:38.13tzangerahh well maybe that's my plan then :-)
17:38.45nokyexten => somewhere,_9XXX,Dial,OOH323/<dnis>@<ipgatekeeper> ?
17:38.51nokyi have OOh323 in my asterisk
17:39.30tzanger[TK]D-Fender: got any other cool sounds for your polycoms?
17:41.16vader--[TK]D-Fender do you know of anyone who has work arounds or anything for the cico 7940G poe thing?
17:41.26vader--im looking at inline injectors and stuff
17:41.28vader--and cables
17:41.39vader--someone says the polycomm cable will work with the cisco phones and poe switch
17:42.10noky????
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17:42.59[TK]D-Fendertzanger : A small mountain....
17:43.00Lino`hmmm
17:43.05Lino`@ vader--
17:43.14Lino`there is in fact a module i guess its from polycom
17:43.25Lino`which makes the injector cisco 7960 compatible
17:43.32Lino`it costs around 10$
17:44.04Lino`no
17:44.07Lino`its not polycomm
17:44.14tzanger[TK]D-Fender: put 'em up somewhere I want to snoop through them :-)
17:44.27[TK]D-Fenderairwolf_theme.wav , benny_hill_theme.wav , CTU24-ULAW.wav , dr_who_theme.wav , inspector_gadget_theme.wav , james_bond_theme.wav , knight_rider_theme.wav
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17:44.33[av]bani\o/
17:44.59[TK]D-Fendermacgyver_theme_song.wav , mission_impossible_theme.wav , night_court_theme.wav , the_ateam_theme.wav , twilight_zone_full.wav , twilight_zone_short.wav
17:45.08[TK]D-Fendertzanger : thats it
17:45.27[av]bani[TK]D-Fender: gimme ringtone \o/
17:45.52Qwell[]<PROTECTED>
17:45.53Qwell[]\
17:45.59Qwell[]lame irssi ate my /
17:45.59tzangerhahaha
17:46.13Qwell[]/ \
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17:50.00fourcheezeHow do I send a 302 - Temporarily Moved to a Sip client from asterisk?
17:50.35vader--Lino' you there?
17:50.51leheli can't believe.. i even reinstalled php4-mysql but still i get [FATAL] mysql PHP libraries not installed.. how is that?
17:50.57tzanger[TK]D-Fender: wow I cannot convert this to an mp3 that plays well...  can I get a copy of yours?  My lame-fu is really weak
17:51.20tzangerlame --bitwidth 8 -m m -t CTU24-POLYCOM.wav CTU24-Treo.mp3 and variants is what I was after
17:51.24rpmApr  4 11:49:32 WARNING[7809]: pbx_spool.c:347 scan_service: Unable to open /var/spool/asterisk/outgoing/WU_1500: Permission denied, deleting - It can't open the file but it can Delete it? Also the directory is owned by asterisk:asterisk, The /var/spool/asterisk/outgoing/WU_1500 file is owned by asterisk:asterisk the Asterisk*PBX is running as asterisk:asterisk.. Does anyone know how we can do this?
17:51.57coppicelame-fu? I'm sure the xiao lin are really good at that :-)
17:52.01fourcheezetzanger: I think I have a ctu mp3 around here somewhere
17:52.01rpmApr  4 11:49:32 WARNING[7809]: pbx_spool.c:389 scan_thread: Failed to scan service '/var/spool/asterisk/outgoing/WU_1500' - Also is another error it gives me
17:52.28tzangercoppice: haha
17:52.43Qwell[]rpm: That is a little weird...
17:52.52[TK]D-Fendertzanger : it'll have to wait till I get home.... only place I have it in mp3
17:52.54Qwell[]how can it delete it, if it doesn't have permission to read it?  heh
17:53.05fourcheezetzanger: pretty sure it's on my mobile
17:53.12coppicei can just imagine a one legged xiao lin monk practicing his lame-fu
17:53.29fourcheezetzanger: actually I'm pretty sure it's only a google away
17:53.32rpmQwell[]: i know. i cannot figure out what is going on. i have went as far as checking the filesystem ount attributes
17:53.34tzangerlet me look
17:53.50tzangerhttp://www.ccir.ed.ac.uk/~jad/ringtone.html
17:54.23fourcheezeyeah
17:54.25fourcheezejust found that
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17:54.30fourcheezethat's where I got mine
17:54.38fourcheezejust about every format you could want
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17:56.41nokyhi
17:57.07nokyhow can i avoid the message "407: Proxy Authentication Required"?
17:57.18nokywhere must i configurate something that avoid this message ?
17:57.23nokyin sip.conf ? where????
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17:58.29noky????
18:00.59twisted[asteria]omg.
18:01.06twisted[asteria]i ate so much
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18:01.54brif8Can I compile and use asterisk without using any digium cards?  Just want to route IP Phones to a VoIP provider via the net
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18:02.04Qwell[]brif8: sure
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18:02.11brif8great !!
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18:05.48nokyhow can i avoid the message "407: Proxy Authentication Required"?
18:06.01domingueshello all, I am trying to send call using oh323 drive, but I getting the following error "-- H.323 call 'ip$localhost/20470' cleared, reason 9 (Connection failure)", any idea?
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18:15.04jarrodis there a way to set the cdr value 'destination' before asterisk logs it?
18:15.24jarrodso if I call a dial statement from a dialplan it sets the dest to the number dialed ?
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18:29.55Hmmhesaysone light one mind, flashing in the dark, blinded by the silence of 1000 broken hearts
18:30.10twisted[asteria]is that your maxim?
18:30.21Hmmhesaysheh
18:30.30Hmmhesaysmmmm glossy pages
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18:33.44lanceyhi guys
18:34.29Hmmhesayshola
18:35.14lanceyanyone here familiar with tcpdump's output beyond what the man pages say?
18:36.10lanceyi know i'm offtopic this time.... but i can't work out what it says, and nobody seems to know so far...
18:36.23mockerHell yeah!
18:36.23lancey00:0a:5e:03:18:12 > ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff, ARP, length 60: arp who-has 213.137.58.72 (00:0a:5e:03:18:12) tell 213.137.58.100
18:36.32mockerI passed both my tests, now dcap certified.. :)
18:36.38lanceywhat does the MAC inside the ( )'s mean?
18:36.57lanceymocker ::)
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18:46.20Hmmhesaysheh lancey, read about arp and that will make sense
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18:53.54Phretorianhi all
18:54.11MystiqHi all, anyone got some experience with Parlay Voxip sip gateway (converts isdn to sip).. it seems it doesn't do any echo cancellation.. so we have alot of problems with the sound quality.. and since asterisk doesn't support echo cancellation on the sip channel.. is there an alternative ?
18:54.14Phretoriananyone working with festival under asterisk?
18:54.30bkw_Mystiq, don't use that Parlay Voxip
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18:54.58bkw_mocker, dCap certified eh?
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18:54.58Mystiqbkw_: you have good alternatives ? or just not using any device that doesn't support echo cancellation natively ?
18:55.18bkw_Mystiq, well not that thing you're using now
18:55.18PhretorianFXO ISDN 30 PCI card ;)
18:55.30bkw_use something we have actually heard of :P
18:55.57Mystiqbkw_: ah, was wondering if you had some bad experiences with it :p, guess not :)
18:56.08Ariel_bkw_, long time no see you.. Hope your doing well.
18:56.44Phretoriannoone using festival under asterisk?
18:57.39Ariel_Phretorian, other then I have setup a test extension for the weather report, I don't really use it.
18:57.43HmmhesaysI prefer to have randy neuman record my voice promps in song
18:58.07mog_workgod i would hate calling your pbx Hmmhesays
18:58.14Phretorian@Arial but you have it working?
18:58.31Ariel_yes I just follow the example on the wiki for the weather
18:58.46Ariel_it's just an extension not much use really in my view.
18:58.51Hmmhesaysmog_work secretly you would enjoy it
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18:59.16fourcheezehow do I send an arbitrary SIP header?
18:59.27Mystiqbkw_: if i may, just wondering, is it doable to do echo cancellation on sip channels (by asterisk), or would that be to hard ?
18:59.30mog_workyeah i would Hmmhesays
18:59.34mog_workid call in again and again
18:59.49Phretoriani am getting some errors using festival and cannot solve it :(
18:59.50bkw_Mystiq, youcould do the fake loop back tdm stuff
18:59.53bkw_and use zaptel echo cancel
19:00.11Phretoriani got flite working but it speaks to fast :(
19:00.45Mystiqbkw_: hmmm, interesting, thanks, hopefully there's some docs on voip-info or mailinglists
19:00.58fourcheezeactually I want to respond to an incoming SIP call with a 302
19:01.02bkw_ztd-loc
19:01.03fourcheezehow do I do that
19:01.06fourcheeze?
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19:02.27Hmmhesaysuse SER
19:02.31Hmmhesaysor openser
19:02.51fourcheezeI don't want to
19:02.58Hmmhesayswhy not?
19:03.08fourcheezebecause I have an Asterisk that's doing everything else just fine
19:03.18Hmmhesayssl_send_reply("302", "biatch gone missin");
19:03.26fourcheezeyeah, I can figure that off
19:03.27fileHmmhesays, haha
19:03.37phpmattk_total newb here.. trying to get a basic understanding of connecting to pots with asterisk, whats possible.. what isnt.. what hardware does what, etc... where should i look?
19:03.40fourcheezeI only want it for particular incoming calls
19:03.48Hmmhesaysso only use it for particular calls
19:03.59Hmmhesaysasterisk and ser/openser run happily together on the same machine
19:04.00Mystiqfourcheeze: asterisk command: sipredirect: Sends a SIP 302 message to caller with custom content (v1.2.x)
19:04.12Hmmhesaysoooohh is that new?
19:04.24fourcheezedon't have that here
19:04.39Mystiqupgrade or backport
19:04.51fourcheezeMystiq: which version?
19:04.59fourcheezegot 1.2.4 here
19:05.00Mystiqno idea, just reading voip-info & asterisk commands
19:05.11Mystiqmaybe there's a patch on bugs.digium
19:05.43Mystiqseen it alot of times flying by on the mailinglist though
19:05.57Mystiqso isn't >that< new
19:06.48MystiqSee bug 3419
19:07.23Mystiqlast update is in feb 2005
19:09.31PhretorianAnyone knows if the Flash Operator Panel is bugged ... it shows all lines correctly ... but if you have 4 inbound trunks any inbound line would pop up at icon 4
19:10.27jbalcombanyone have script for removing ^M from files in the Linux?
19:11.35gaupejbalcomb: dos2unix
19:11.44gaupeor vim can do it
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19:11.52jbalcomb:%s/^V^M//g
19:12.47mog_workdamn beat me to it jbalcomb
19:12.52jbalcombthere other /admin/ busted all the internal websites relating to the phone system on wednesday and left for vietnam for three weeks
19:12.58mog_workbut i would have said control+v + return
19:13.03mog_workjust so they could figure it out
19:13.26jbalcombmog_work agreed. http://www.tech-recipes.com/unix_tips150.html
19:14.34znoGanyone deal with Adtran channel banks?
19:15.14Ariel_znoG, I have used the tA750 and 850 and the 600
19:16.27znoGAriel_: cool, i noticed the TA750 have a maximum of 4 ports.. do they just daisey chain to another TA750 to get more ports?
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19:16.52Ariel_4 ports hummm 24 ports is there max ananlog
19:17.03znoGAriel_: sorry i meant maximum of 8 ports on the TA750
19:17.06znoGat least the ones i see on ebay
19:17.17Ariel_the boards are 4 ports each but uses 6 for 24
19:17.17znoGso there are 24 port TA750s?
19:17.42Ariel_well some sell them with only one board in it.
19:17.53znoGhttp://cgi.ebay.com/Adtran-Total-Access-750-with-2-FXS-Cards_W0QQitemZ9705147155QQcategoryZ80226QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
19:17.58Ariel_but you can get one full 24 ports for around 400 or 500 dollars.
19:18.00znoGsee that board? it comes with 2 FXS cards
19:18.08znoGdoes that mean 8 FXS ports total?
19:18.12znoG(4 port per FXS card)
19:18.43Ariel_that is an 8 fxs port unit
19:19.14Ariel_you can mix and match the board with fxs and fxo's
19:19.22jarrodi need some help with dialing from an inbound call not recording the destination number in the cdr
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19:20.23Mystiqand even those 24 ports can be stacked ? because what if you have more than 24 analog telephones ?
19:21.28fourcheezeHmmhesays: do you use SER and asterisk together?
19:21.31Ariel_Mystiq, just as long as you have t1 lines to them
19:21.56Ariel_you can actually put 2 together and they fit in a rack a an 3U
19:22.49znoGAriel_: how come the TA750 I pasted (the eBay one) has 5 total ports? i guess that means a total of 30 ports? (6 ports per card x 5)
19:23.13Ariel_t1 card or pri card
19:23.23Ariel_but they don't do E
19:23.25Ariel_1
19:23.36MystiqAriel_: yes, or E1, but you could stack for example 5 x 24 ports with 1 E1/T1 cable to the asterisk box ?
19:23.51Mystiqah, k, no T1
19:23.55Mystiqno E1, sorry
19:24.37Mystiqor do you need to have 1 T1 port on the asterisk box for each 24 ports ?
19:24.54znoGi'm confused.. some TA750 have 8 slots, some 6 and others 5 ..
19:26.10Ariel_The all have the same slots
19:26.17Ariel_it's what you fill them with that changes
19:27.55znoGfrom the pictures they put on eBay, they have different amount of slots
19:28.01Ariel_The TA750 is an case you just fill it with what you need
19:28.13Ariel_there are covers you can take off and on
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19:28.25znoGand the TA750 works fine with Asterisk? what signalling does it use?
19:28.46Ariel_T1
19:28.49Ariel_just fine
19:29.17Ariel_depending on what you want from e&mwink to just t1 or fxs /fxo signalling
19:30.32Ariel_znoG, the last card is an over size one
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19:39.41Hmmhesaysfourcheeze yeah I do
19:40.15fourcheezeHmmhesays: trying to find out about doing that
19:40.27fourcheezecan you describe your setup a bit?
19:42.19Hmmhesaysuse SER to store registrations
19:43.27Op3rone question how come asterisk shuts down all by itself?
19:44.00DovidOp3R: it isnt supposed to
19:44.20Dovidwhat do u see in the CLI ?
19:46.59Op3rDovid: cleaning up
19:47.02Op3rthen it exit
19:47.03Op3r:(
19:47.08Dovidhmm
19:47.14Dovidwhat r u doing when it happens  ?
19:47.20Op3rnone
19:47.21Dovidcan u post  the last of ur cli ?
19:48.24Op3ri already enabled the asterisk
19:48.25Op3r:(
19:48.32jarrodhmm.. how do i have asterisk store the cdr properly if im calling the Dial() cmd from a dialplan where I want the CDR entry to have the dst of the Dial plan ?
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19:59.06nokyhi
19:59.27nokya dialpeer at ast* & ooh323 is Dial(OOH323/${EXTEN}) ?
19:59.41nokyi have an Gatekeeper H323
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20:03.26tainted-any problems with 1.2.6?
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20:05.30stoffelltainted-, you've got anything in mind?
20:05.36rikishianyone has tested asterisk with China Roby IP phones? How good/bad are they?
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20:06.09nokyH323gateway---GNUGK------Asterisk&ooh323-----SIPclients
20:06.23tainted-stoffell not really, just anything that might core dump or timebomb
20:06.25PakiPenguin:)
20:06.38PakiPenguinnoky, why do you have gnugk in between?
20:06.44stoffelloh, okay :)
20:07.09nokybecause the networks already is of this form.
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20:07.17nokyi need know how is the dialpeer
20:07.24nokyto comunicate asterisk with gnugk
20:07.29nokya dialpeer at ast* & ooh323 is Dial(OOH323/${EXTEN}) ?
20:07.32nokyor
20:07.33PakiPenguinhmmms
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20:09.41guxanoHola mundo...
20:10.10sevardI'm trying to message between my eyeBeam phones but * drops messages.. Apr  3 22:14:26 WARNING[801]: chan_sip.c:7257 receive_message: Received message to <sip:44@server> from "Trillian"<sip:1000@server3>;tag=9e2a3a2a, dropped it...
20:10.23sevard<PROTECTED>
20:10.36file[laptop]sevard: Asterisk doesn't support it.
20:10.51sevardI'm guessing there is something I have to configure to allow messages to pass but I can't seem to find it.
20:10.52brettnemhey is there a way I can have asterisk use different proxy auth for different sip sers?
20:10.52Hmmhesaysyeah I hate getting pulled away to do real work
20:10.54sevardreally? :(
20:11.35brettnempoop
20:11.35sevardfile[laptop]: does it support presence?
20:11.50file[laptop]it can tell you when people are on and off the phone, that sort of thing
20:11.53brettnemsevard: poorly, but yes
20:12.05brettnemfile: you do SER stuff, right?
20:12.19sevardSo.. one should use SER for this sort of stuff?
20:12.33brettnemsevard: it would probably handle it better..
20:12.37sevardor is this like "in next month's release"
20:13.08brettnemsevard: it's been like this for a long long time.. I wouldn't expect a fix anytime soon.. check the bug tracker, there is some progress on this issue
20:14.11sevardbrettnem: I see.
20:14.25sevardbrettnem: So.. can one use SER in conjunction with * fairly easily?
20:14.58sevardor use SER for just these neat features? ;/
20:15.42brettnemsevard: there have been many discussions on this.. consult the lists and wiki.. it's not simple, but the answer is definately yes
20:15.56sevardbrettnem: Alright, I'm reading.
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20:17.20sevardbrettnem: Do you know of any plans to merge these projects?
20:17.39brettnemmerge?!
20:17.43brettnemasterisk and SER?
20:17.51sevardheh
20:17.56sevardso they're more rivals?
20:17.58mog_workser asterisk
20:18.05brettnemserstrisk
20:18.06mog_workno not rivals
20:18.12brettnemthey work well together..
20:18.12mog_workjust different ideas
20:18.14mog_workser is a router
20:18.17mog_workasterisk is a pbx
20:18.41brettnemser = no features.. asterisk = poor call router (for high volumes)
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20:19.50mog_workso you frontend asterisk with ser
20:19.54mog_workto get best of both worlds
20:20.54brettnemI keep hearing my name down the hall.. hmmm.. This makes me nervous
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20:27.59russellbbrettnem .... fired ......
20:28.23zekeonfirewhat's the latest on chanspy bugs. Are they fixed in > 1.2.4. Anyone confirm or deny?
20:28.45russellbshould be fine as far as i know.
20:28.53brettnemrussellb: thanks!
20:28.57russellbin current code, that is
20:28.58russellbbrettnem: :D
20:29.23zekeonfirethat's what I hear, but I'm curious if there are people using chanspy post 1.2.4 and having no probs.
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20:33.56tainted-anyone familiar w/ parkandannounce/
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20:34.15generalhanwhats up all !
20:34.55Op3rzekeonfire: Im using chanspy on 1.2.4
20:35.07Op3rbut the audio still sucks though
20:35.08generalhananyone in here using a Cisco 7960 (not 7960G) using firmware 7-05-00 ?
20:35.10zekeonfireOp3r: any probs?
20:35.15Op3rit keeps on breaking up
20:35.29zekeonfireI thought there were some bugs in 1.2.4, but they were fixed in 1.2.5
20:35.35Op3rzekeonfire: sometimes all we can hear is the other lines
20:35.42Op3rnot the agent itself
20:35.46zekeonfireI don't want to upgrade unless I know it works.
20:35.54Op3ror sometimes we thought we are using a 2 way radio
20:36.12zekeonfirehmmm.
20:36.36zekeonfireAny hard locks/segfaults?
20:36.42Op3rim trying to find a way to barge calls
20:36.48Op3rzekeonfire: none though
20:37.05Op3rccos the audio quality is one of the key that I need
20:37.06Op3r:(
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20:37.33zekeonfireI was looking at this bug report: http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=5941
20:38.02websaeanyone in here a e911 carrier?
20:38.17brettnemI am
20:40.18Hmmhesaysi'm reminded of why I don't bring my guitar to work
20:41.18sleepy_one~seen cj-rm
20:41.22jbotcj-rm is currently on #asterisk (9h 32m 2s). Has said a total of 1 messages. Is idling for 6h 4m 2s, last said: 'jbot: I'm getting some problems with a TDM400 on BT too...'.
20:41.26websaeanyone else do nationwide e911?
20:41.29fourcheezeHmmhesays: so your clients register with SER - what does asterisk do?
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20:42.52generalhansleepy_one: you using ciscos right ?
20:43.05sleepy_oneyup
20:43.15generalhan7960s ?
20:43.22sleepy_oneindeed
20:43.24generalhanwhat firmware version are you on now ?
20:43.34generalhani thought so i remember getting help from you a few months back
20:43.47sleepy_oneI have 7.x IIRC
20:43.50sleepy_onelet me check
20:44.28sleepy_oneI have 7.1 sorry that's old :-(
20:44.29generalhanthey just released 8-02-00 and im trying to upgrade to that
20:44.39StukaHas anyone successfully connected Asterisk to an Avaya IP Office system
20:44.47Stuka?
20:44.58generalhanone set of docs says its for call manager only, but the download site at cisco says its for "non-callmanager"
20:45.09generalhansome of my phones are taking the upgrade, but some arent
20:46.08sleepy_onewith Cisco's you have to upgrade in stages jump from version to version until you hit the desired version
20:46.32sleepy_oneI upgraded from 3.x to 4.x to 5.x to 6.x to 7.1 once
20:46.33generalhanyea but i was using 7-5-00 and the next one up IS 8-2
20:46.47sleepy_onethat should have worked fine!
20:47.08sleepy_onethat's VERY strange
20:47.10generalhanbut a few of the phones just keep getting to "verifying load" then "restting" and loops there forever
20:47.46sleepy_onehave you tried putting your tftpd in debug mode to see what kind of requests they are sending and which ones are failing?
20:48.15Hmmhesaysstill around fourcheeze?'
20:48.22fourcheezeHmmhesays: yep
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20:48.48Hmmhesaysi use asterisk for the dialplan cause it's a lot less of a pain in the ass than SER
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20:48.53Hmmhesaysand media serving
20:49.16EysmanHey guys. I'm not sure what the etiquette here is, so i'll just ask. Has anyone gotten Stored Procedure to work with MySQL 5 using the DialPlan?
20:49.20generalhansleepy: no of course not ... that would be the LOGICAL thing to do
20:49.34generalhani MAY have figured it out though
20:49.51generalhanbecause of all the P003 and switching it to P0S3
20:49.55fourcheezeHmmhesays: so everything registers with SER and but all the traffic goes through asterisk anyway?
20:50.05generalhanill let you know as soon as this phone decides to reboot
20:50.07fourcheezeHmmhesays: does anything just go via SER?
20:50.37Hmmhesaysmultiple asterisk boxes
20:50.59sevardSo, I just got two xten eyeBeam phones, I was told that even though the server didn't support H.264 the endpoints should deal with it just fine.  When I try to video chat the CLI spits out Apr  3 22:51:08 WARNING[801]: chan_sip.c:3478 process_sdp: Unknown SDP media type in offer: video 8704 RTP/AVP 34 120 105
20:51.01Hmmhesaysi don't have any just SER to SER routing setup, but it can be done
20:51.07fourcheezeHmmhesays: is there any documentation on how to do this?
20:51.21Hmmhesaysthe wiki's iptel's site
20:51.32Hmmhesaysbasically i'm using SER as a redirect server
20:51.36fourcheezeright
20:51.40fourcheezeI'll have a play
20:51.47fourcheezeI think I need to do something like that
20:52.00Hmmhesayssl_send_rep --> go here
20:52.04fourcheezeok
20:52.11EysmanDoes anyone know how to call a stored procs using the dialplan?
20:52.26fourcheezeHmmhesays: so that spreads out the traffic between random * servers?
20:52.27websaeAGI scripts
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20:53.06Hmmhesaysi have round robin dns doing that yeah
20:54.32fourcheezehow do you find the right asterisk server to place a call to?
20:54.49Hmmhesaysdiaplan on all of them is identical
20:54.50fourcheezeHmmhesays: although I suppose they all go back through SER no?
20:55.04Hmmhesaysvoicmail is stored on nfs
20:55.28fourcheezeif clients are registered with SER how do they get their own voicemail?
20:55.39Hmmhesaysbecause i'm a genius
20:55.41fourcheeze:-)
20:55.47fourcheezethat is without doubt ;-)
20:56.05Hmmhesaysvoicemail is based on cid, nothing real special
20:56.11fourcheezeyeah, I guess so
20:56.22fourcheezeHmmhesays: do you do presence too?
20:56.24Hmmhesaysmwi is a trick
20:57.05fourcheezeHmmhesays: i guess I can google for that somewhere
20:57.14Hmmhesayssipsak
20:57.25fourcheezeHmmhesays: is it possible for clients to register with SER but have SER proxy that back to * ?
20:57.35Hmmhesayswhy would you do that?
20:57.54fourcheezenot sure
20:57.58fourcheezewhy wouldn't I do that?
20:58.00tamp4xso u can run cloned asterisk servers =]
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20:58.19fourcheezeHmmhesays: do you think SER handles user info better than * ?
20:58.21Hmmhesaysi'll let you sit and think about why that wouldn't work for awhile
20:59.06fourcheezehmm
20:59.13Hmmhesaysset up a few thousand entries in sip.conf and get each of those endpoints to register every 60 seconds and tell me what happens
20:59.24fourcheezeahh ok
20:59.30fourcheezeso it's more efficient to use SER
21:00.11fourcheezeHmmhesays: what about presence etc? Can SER proxy that?
21:00.16fourcheezeor does that all happen in SER?
21:00.45tamp4xser is effecient if you do not have to proxy rtp
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21:00.53Hmmhesaysindeed
21:01.00Hmmhesayswhat type of presence are you looking for
21:01.02*** join/#asterisk zekeonfire (n=zekeonfi@jtzemp2.fttp.xmission.com)
21:01.22[TK]D-FenderA full-floating phantasm?
21:01.29fourcheezeHmmhesays: the kind you get with asterisk hints
21:01.37fourcheezeidle, unavailable, inuse
21:01.48Hmmhesaysyou can proxy subscribe messages I think
21:02.05fourcheezeI've seen that SER has its own presence thing going, but it looks hideously complicated
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21:02.52Shaun2222god i hate having to register every damn time i want to join this channel :)
21:03.35Shaun2222what would be the best way to check if a extention exists or is availible..
21:03.59Shaun2222i will have a few extentions logging in from both iax2 and sip connections
21:04.22fourcheezeHmmhesays: how scalable is your setup?
21:04.42fourcheezewhat's the most clients/calls do you think you could have?
21:05.31Hmmhesaysuntil i find the upper limit for a single ser implementation
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21:05.47*** join/#asterisk darkskiez (n=darkskie@bb-87-81-62-203.ukonline.co.uk)
21:05.49fourcheezeand then I suppose you buy some bigger iron
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21:06.42fourcheezeHmmhesays: how do you make sure each of your extensions.conf is the same?
21:06.46fourcheezesvn?
21:06.52Hmmhesaysload them from the same nfs
21:06.57fourcheezeahh ok
21:07.01fourcheezeyeah, that's an idea
21:07.11fourcheezehow much do you put in there?
21:07.17fourcheezedo you do lookups on DB ?
21:07.18Shaun2222what we talking about ?
21:07.44Hmmhesaysldap, or mysql sometimes
21:07.46fourcheezeShaun2222: the genius that is Hmmhesays
21:08.04ManxPowerCan anyone recommend a video card that does S-VIDEO or RF out?
21:08.08Hmmhesaysi seem to be having trouble getting laid lately though, i'd give up a few brain cells for that
21:08.25Shaun2222what genius...
21:08.29Shaun2222what'd you do?
21:08.29Shaun2222:)
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21:10.09Hmmhesaysnothing, just explain one of many ways you can set up SER with ASterisk
21:10.21Shaun2222SER?
21:10.27Hmmhesayssip express router
21:10.32Shaun2222oh
21:10.59fourcheezeHmmhesays: is there a book that covers any of this?
21:11.23Hmmhesayslots of reading materials
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21:12.48sleepy_oneManxPower, MOST modern VGAs from nVidia or ATI have TV out / S-Video out
21:13.19generalhanEveryone ... i need some help turning off call waiting on my reps phones ... since they decided to periciate incominglimit --- anyone have any idea how i can get this done with out it ?
21:13.22sleepy_oneManxPower, some even have an S-Video mini-DIN to RCA adapter
21:13.45nokysome ooh323.conf for sample?
21:14.02sleepy_onenoky, have you checked voip-info.org ?
21:14.03generalhanpericiate = depreciate  sorry
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21:15.05[TK]D-FenderManxPower : What do you plan on using it for?
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21:17.04Hmmhesayshell my voodoo 3 had tv out
21:17.26twisted[asteria]my ati card right here does
21:17.46twisted[asteria]actually
21:17.48twisted[asteria]i take that back
21:17.51twisted[asteria]it's an STB from 1998
21:18.13twisted[asteria]it has svideo out, composite out, and vga
21:18.27Hmmhesaysmy voodoo is cooler
21:18.41twisted[asteria]i had a voodoo 3
21:18.45twisted[asteria]i sold it because it sucked
21:18.45generalhanbah my Voodoo2 daughter-board is WAY cooler ! LOL
21:18.59justinu|laptopSGI indigo 2 w/ extreme gfx owns
21:19.05ajohnson3dfx all the way
21:19.08ManxPower[TK]D-Fender, inject the signal into the campground video system for announcements and stuff like that.  Just dedicate a channel to it
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21:19.33ManxPowergeneralhan, can't help you without knowing what phones you have
21:20.30generalhanAastra 9112i SIP phones
21:21.36generalhani called the manufacturer and they say there is not way to do it from the phone itself ... thats why i was using the incominglimit=1 ... but now i cant use that ! lol
21:22.37Hmmhesaysglide owns joo
21:22.40ajohnsonWhen I bought a new WRT54G, it was version 5.  Does anyone know of a good custom firmware that has QoS support for the v5?  The Sveasoft ones don't work as far as I know.
21:22.52Hmmhesaysno because v5 is running vxworks
21:23.13ajohnsonurgh
21:23.18[TK]D-FenderManxPower : What OS?  Linux or Windows?
21:23.25mog_workv5 runs vxworks
21:23.32mog_workit has 1.7mbs of flash space
21:23.33Hmmhesaysi beat you too it mog_work
21:23.39ManxPower[TK]D-Fender, we would dedicate a cheap PC to it
21:23.40mog_workit can be reflashed via jtag
21:23.42mog_workbut its lame
21:23.45ManxPowerbut linux would be nice
21:23.52mog_workgo buy a v4 or the vLinux version they have
21:24.01mog_workor do one better and get a wgt634u
21:24.03mog_workso much better
21:24.06ajohnsonvLinux version?
21:24.54mog_workyes
21:25.00mog_workthey have a wrt54gL
21:25.02mog_workfor linux
21:25.03mog_worknow
21:25.53[TK]D-FenderManxPower : I'd suggest a low-end nvidia like the 5200.  Its what I use in my * box which serves as my media HTPC as well.  Cheap and compatible....
21:26.47hwtdo i have to do any configuration to use ztdummy?
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21:26.57ajohnsonOk, taking a look
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21:27.07hwt(except modprobing it.)
21:27.16mog_worknope
21:27.19mog_workjust modprobe it
21:27.30hwtno configuration in zapata.conf?
21:27.51xcoyotequestion: when using a comment in asterisk configuration files, you use ';' is it possible to 'escape' this character, if so how can it be ?
21:27.51mog_worknone
21:28.11mog_worki dont think so xcoyote , why you want to escape it?
21:28.54hwtwhere is the astdb located?
21:28.55xcoyotebacause i need this character to be used as a parameter list
21:29.02hwti'm running the * box off a cf-card.
21:29.10hwtor rather, the os that * is running on.
21:29.14hwtApr  4 23:28:36 WARNING[1992]: db.c:67 dbinit: Unable to open Asterisk database
21:29.21hwtso i get all those
21:29.26hwtis read-only.
21:29.29hwt<PROTECTED>
21:31.26jarrodhmm.. how do i have asterisk store the cdr properly if im calling the Dial() cmd from a dialplan where I want the CDR entry to have the dst of the Dial plan ?
21:31.39EysmanCan anyone help me find some info on calling MySQL stored procs from DialPlan? Thanks
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21:35.51hwtmog_work: do i have to load any of these modules to get ztdummy up and running? app_zapateller.so app_zapbarge.so app_zapras.so app_zapscan.so chan_zap.so
21:35.55hwtmog_work: i have autoload=no.
21:36.11mog_workyou want chan_zap.so
21:36.16mog_worknone of the other stuff
21:36.24mog_workyou probably want autoload=yes on
21:36.28mog_workas it makes life easier
21:36.32mog_workbut to each his own
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21:39.14hwtmog_work: Apr  4 23:38:51 WARNING[2068]: file.c:981 ast_writefile: No such format 'sln'
21:39.18hwtmog_work: any idea?
21:39.21fileslin
21:40.24hwtah, format_sln.so
21:40.27mog_workyou need format_sln.so
21:40.33fileSLIN FOREVER
21:40.36mog_workthis is why people reccomend auto load...............................
21:41.16hwtmog_work: :) i want control. but i'm probably better off using noload, though.
21:42.02mog_workits just memory.........
21:42.17Op3rwhats the command in linux on how many disk space you got?
21:42.17mog_workother than reses, it will just idle a little bit of memory till executed
21:42.24mog_workand not cause you any problems
21:42.25mog_workdf
21:44.05hwtmog_work: hm, i'll consider it.
21:44.13hwtmog_work: seems to work now, though.
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21:45.47zapaHi all is there anyway to reboot a sipura 3000 remotely i mean lika in a bugetone just reboot
21:45.50rikishianyone has tested asterisk with China Roby IP phones? How good/bad are they?
21:46.49Peggerr<PROTECTED>
21:47.08russellbPeggerr: sure, i'll give you $3
21:47.27sevardI'll give you $15
21:47.29troyb1russellb sorry bud your outvoted 3.01 Pesos
21:47.29Peggerryaha funny
21:47.34Shaun2222what app is needed for ChanIsAvail
21:47.35X-Gen$20
21:47.43sevard$21.73
21:47.51Peggerri paid 200
21:47.56russellb$22
21:47.57X-Genag shame eh
21:48.04sevardmarket value decreases over time
21:48.06sevardso
21:48.06troyb1thats quite a bit :(
21:48.11sevard$22.90
21:48.12troyb1haha so 21.00
21:48.14Shaun2222n/m
21:48.14Peggerrnot that fast
21:48.23X-Gen$22.95 final offer
21:48.27sevardPeggerr: the IT world moves quickly
21:48.29russellb$23
21:48.31X-Gengoing 1nce
21:48.32russellbX-Gen is out
21:48.36X-Gendam
21:48.38mrfrenzywhere can I buy an X101/100P clone, preferrably in sweden/eu
21:48.38sevardi'll give you $100.00
21:48.40russellb:-p
21:48.48russellbsevard: darn you
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21:50.44X-Genphones wife to see if he can get more $$
21:50.45troyb1heh
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21:50.46sevardI've outbit everyone, it's a deal.
21:50.47troyb1heh
21:50.47Lino`101$
21:50.48Lino`7912 or 7914? ;)
21:50.50Lino`oh 12
21:50.50Lino`99$ ;)
21:50.50Lino`that makes sevard the winner :-P
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21:52.41X-GenPeggerr: got anything else u want to sell ?
21:52.57sevardI'll take your soul, I have $10
21:53.27troyb1sevard you would give me 10 bucks for my soul?
21:53.34PeggerrX-Gen, not really I I just want to find a good home for the phone
21:53.42Qwell[]troyb1: For yours?  $3.50
21:53.43sevardtroyb1: the moment you're willing to sell it is the very moment it becomes worhtless.
21:53.45sevardworthless*
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21:53.58troyb1sevard i had second thoughts even thinking about it :|
21:54.04Peggerrsevard, yes to me
21:54.05troyb1X-Gen haha.
21:54.21generalhanCan anyone help me figure out how to disable call waiting on an Aastra 9112i SIP phone without using incominglimit (since its now depreciated)
21:54.29troyb1haha i still have a piece of paper somewhere that says i own someone's soul..
21:54.34X-GenPeggerr: ship the phone to me, i'm a poor african. :( ill look after it
21:54.37sevardtroyb1: me too
21:54.46troyb1sevard wanna exchange :P
21:54.55sevardtroyb1: i like my boy toy's soul
21:55.07troyb1heh.
21:55.21sevardtroyb1: whose soul do you have?
21:56.06troyb1sevard it's actually kind of interesting how i got it.. lets just say im now one pencil poorer.
21:56.15sevardtroyb1: Ouch.
21:56.21troyb1they didn't return the pencil so i kept their soul eh?
21:56.35Lino`hmmm
21:56.40EggplantFair trade
21:56.42sevardtroyb1: #2?
21:56.55troyb1sevard yeah ;_;
21:57.01Qwell[]totally worth it
21:57.22troyb1their soul wasn't worth a mechanical pencil.
21:58.34sevardtroyb1: you should see if your supermarket will take candy bars for souls
21:58.42sevarderm, souls for candy bars.
21:58.45troyb1haha.. i'll try that.
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21:58.57troyb1i'll give over his soul for a candy bar
21:59.12Lino`I: well i'd like ten souls, here's ten candy bars Salesmen: wtf?
21:59.20Lino`Salesman
21:59.37justinui'd sell my soul for a formula 1 race car
21:59.38troyb1haha
21:59.40Lino`then he'll grab his fat ass microphone everybody seems to have
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21:59.59Lino`Salesman: There is a stupid white man at counter 11, take him awaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay.
21:59.59sevard"fat ass microphone everybody seems to have"
22:00.31Lino`* Salesman immitates Dr. Evil *bruahahahahahahaha*
22:01.40Lino`@ sevard whats wrong with that? at least in german supermarkets everybody seems to be able to reach a microphone within 1 second or so.
22:01.41justinuprice check on ultra heavy flow maxi's on isle 5
22:01.41Lino`something like that, yeah
22:01.41*** part/#asterisk Cybertoy (n=maxim@dsl254-123-241.nyc1.dsl.speakeasy.net)
22:01.42Lino`or: "Frau Meyer auf 3, Frau Meyer auf 3"
22:01.46sevardit's jsut the way you said it, a "fat ass microphone everybody seems to have"
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22:02.06Lino`well theres nothing offensive with it, is there? ;)
22:02.57justinui'm offended
22:02.57justinu:P
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22:03.35Lino`well why?
22:03.37Lino`ok
22:03.48Lino`:D
22:04.05Lino`i have installed something similar to that in this house
22:04.16Lino`because cisco telephones have this nice intercom feature
22:04.32Lino`so i created a litte app which simply rings *every* friggen phone on intercom
22:04.51Lino`and because theres at least one phone in every room, everybody hears my message *bruahahahahahaha*
22:05.05redcap1which isdn api should I use on Suse 10.0 with two hfcpci cards ?
22:05.20redcap1should I use capi, hisax, hfcpci or visdn ?
22:05.22Lino`misdn
22:05.28redcap1:)
22:05.33Lino`misdn of course
22:05.48Lino`get the packages from beronet, they have nice install scripts
22:06.00redcap1isn't that very old ?
22:06.09redcap1It downloads these old packages ?
22:06.56Lino`well
22:06.57Lino`it works
22:06.57Lino`:D
22:07.01redcap1:)
22:07.07Lino`(and its german har har)
22:07.17redcap1that's the most important thing, isn't it  ;D
22:07.43redcap1I'll check to see if I get it working ...
22:08.21redcap1should I download install-misdn.tar.gz  ?
22:08.28redcap1and use that ?
22:09.27VeNoMouS_bkw_ around?
22:09.53mog_workmaybe in #freeswitch VeNoMouS_
22:11.20justinuLino`: i was just messing with you
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22:11.45datafirmhello.
22:12.17datafirmI have successfully compiled zaptel on asterisk at home 2.7, but I cannot find much docs on how to get it setup with my TDM400 with FXO
22:12.45datafirmI ran genzapconfig but that did not setup the channels.  Does one of you have a good link to point me at?
22:13.02VeNoMouS_mog_work : hes here in channel, hes just afk, i was asking if he was awake
22:13.30sevardDoes anyone use video with eyeBeam?  When I try to send video on either of my clients I get Remote party does not support your perferred [truncated, supposedly codec],  I've dug through the sip debug and the diagnostics log and as far as I can tell both clients are doing h.263/9000 exactly and nothing else, the clients are configured to ONLY use h263 and the server allows h263 and h263p
22:13.35Op3ry0
22:13.37Op3rahehehe
22:13.41VeNoMouS_sevard : its not working with 1.2.4
22:13.51sevardVeNoMouS_: I'm sorry?
22:13.56filesevard, videosupport=yes is turned on?
22:14.01VeNoMouS_the rtp is not working with 1.2.4
22:14.10VeNoMouS_the latest eyebeam broke the codec set
22:14.17VeNoMouS_it sends an unknown rtp codec
22:14.19sevardfile: video support is yes under general in sip.conf
22:14.25sevardeyeBeam 1.1 3014w stamp 26688
22:14.30VeNoMouS_yea same version
22:14.34VeNoMouS_sevard do this
22:14.41VeNoMouS_goto asterisk -rvvvc
22:14.48VeNoMouS_ring the other eyebeam
22:14.53VeNoMouS_and start video
22:15.00VeNoMouS_it will stream unknown rtp codec 127
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22:15.11Op3rwhats the difference with eyebeam and xlite?
22:15.14sevardring the eyebeam through cli? i don't know how / can't make calls through the cli
22:15.18VeNoMouS_ive already mentioned this bout 2 weeks back
22:15.24VeNoMouS_no not through the cli
22:15.25sevardVeNoMouS_: I must not have been here
22:15.30VeNoMouS_did i say ring it through the cli
22:15.41sevardyou want one client to call the other client
22:15.44VeNoMouS_yes
22:15.51sevardboth clients are set up to only use Basic H.263
22:15.55ManxPowersevard, you can only call via the CLI if you have a sound card, drivers, and libraries for OSS or Alsa when you installed Asterisk
22:16.02VeNoMouS_AGH
22:16.10VeNoMouS_sevard I DONT CARE URE NOT LISTENING
22:16.18VeNoMouS_1) open cli
22:16.21sevardVeNoMouS_: Sorry, I must hage missed a line.
22:16.27VeNoMouS_2) open both eyebeams , call one of the eyebeams
22:16.34VeNoMouS_3) look @ cli to make sure u see the connect
22:16.38VeNoMouS_4) start video
22:16.47VeNoMouS_5) look @ cli spewing unknown rtp codec 127
22:17.00sevardVeNoMouS_: I know all of this, I do do this, audio works just fine and I don
22:17.00VeNoMouS_6) learn the fuck how to debug asterisk problems!
22:17.03VeNoMouS_7) EOF
22:17.05sevardget that codec error
22:17.07justinu|laptophaha
22:17.12masonfcan some one help me with this error?:Everyone is busy/congested at this time (1:0/0/1)
22:17.16VeNoMouS_its not asterisk
22:17.19VeNoMouS_its eyebeam
22:17.36VeNoMouS_counterpath have changed shit in there latest release
22:17.46VeNoMouS_if u searched the counterpath forums u will see other ppl bitching
22:17.58masonfnever mind. Wrong context :)
22:18.17sevardVeNoMouS_: So, when I try to call with any other codec * freaks out saying the codec isn't supported, but if I enable ONLY Basic H263 in both clients it seems to work only the client freaks out saying each endpoint doesn't support the codec.
22:18.39Shaun2222can gotoif be used to go to a diffrent context/extension?
22:18.46Qwell[]Shaun2222: yes
22:18.50Qwell[]show application gotoif
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22:19.06VeNoMouS_-rwxr-xr-x  1 root root 132445 Mar 31 12:16 /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/format_h263.so
22:19.18Qwell[]or, rather
22:19.20Qwell[]show application goto
22:19.28jarrodhmm.. how do i have asterisk store the cdr properly if im calling the Dial() cmd from a dialplan where I want the CDR entry to have the dst of the Dial plan ?
22:19.41VeNoMouS_sevard : i had them both on just h263
22:19.46sevard132K -rwxr-xr-x  1 root wheel 131K 2006-03-26 20:31 format_h263.so
22:19.47VeNoMouS_and asterisk still bitched about it
22:19.52VeNoMouS_with unknown codec
22:20.04VeNoMouS_the problem is eyebeam not asterisk
22:20.05sevardI get no bitching from *.. but what do you suggest
22:20.12VeNoMouS_did u verbose?
22:20.13Qwell[]rtp debug
22:20.17sevardvery much so
22:20.34sevardI even did a full debug and didn't catch any errors
22:20.51Shaun2222Qwell: does this look right... Gotoif($[$menuopt = 1]?attendent-sales|s|1)
22:21.00Qwell[]Shaun2222: no
22:21.12Qwell[]show application goto
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22:21.30VeNoMouS_example
22:21.31VeNoMouS_exten => 8006,1,GotoIf($[${LEN(${RDNIS})} = 4]?8006,3:2)
22:21.40Qwell[]that isn't a valid variable...
22:21.42ManxPoweror even better yet "show application GotoIf"
22:21.52Qwell[]"$menuopt" will never equal "1"
22:21.53jarrodhey manx
22:22.04Qwell[]"$menuopt" will always equal "$menuopt"
22:22.09ManxPowerYeah, since $menuopt is a string, not a variable.
22:22.31VeNoMouS_Shaun2222 ${menuopt}
22:22.39jarrodive got an issue where im calling a Dial() when someone calls in, but cdr isnt recording the dst from the Dial()... its taking the dst as the extension from that context dialplan
22:22.40ManxPowersevard, I don't know if the H323 stuff has ever been tested in *BSD
22:22.42sevardVeNoMouS_: What do you suggest?  sip debug doesn't reveal anything, rtp debug looks normal
22:22.43Shaun2222Qwell[]: exten => s,3,Read(menuopt|attendent-main|1)
22:23.03Shaun2222oh i see
22:23.04ManxPowerjarrod, it will never take the dst from the Dial()
22:23.25jarrodhow should I do it?  essentially im taking a pin, reading the number, and dialing it
22:23.30ManxPowerdst is always the exten =>
22:23.44jarrodah then i could do a
22:23.48jarrodgoto ext
22:23.51ManxPowerum, how about a goto an exten that will match the destination number
22:23.55jarrodrock
22:24.04Shaun2222Qwell[]: better? exten => s,4,Gotoif($[${menuopt} = 1] ?attendent-main|s|1)
22:24.06jarrodmanx is the man
22:24.12Qwell[]Shaun2222: slightly
22:24.25ManxPowershaun222, other than the extra space before the ?
22:24.41ManxPowershaun222, perhaps you should read README.variables again.
22:25.02VeNoMouS_http://support.counterpath.com/viewtopic.php?t=5036&highlight=asterisk+h263&sid=c4eab04d67439816f57d61d1df291211
22:25.04VeNoMouS_sevard
22:25.05VeNoMouS_read
22:25.56VeNoMouS_Apparently, you guys are using a dynamic payload
22:25.56VeNoMouS_type for baseline h263 (120 in my debug logs) when
22:25.57VeNoMouS_you should be using RTP payload 34.
22:25.57VeNoMouS_Are you guys no longer supporting RFC 2190?
22:25.57VeNoMouS_I am assuming you are supporting RFC 2429 with
22:25.57VeNoMouS_h263 when you advertise it as a dynamic payload
22:25.59VeNoMouS_type, which would be fine if that actually worked
22:26.01VeNoMouS_(which it doesn't). In any case, when I only advertise
22:26.03VeNoMouS_h263 with payload type 34, video doesn't work at all
22:26.05VeNoMouS_in either direction.
22:27.48Shaun2222Qwell[]: getting better? :) exten => s,4,Gotoif($[${menuopt} = 1]?[attendent-sales,s],1)
22:28.43hwtit's no problem having extensions both in extensions.conf and in mysql realtime, right?
22:29.09ManxPowershaun222, perhaps you should reread extensions.conf.sample
22:29.16VeNoMouS_sevard also try
22:29.17VeNoMouS_http://support.counterpath.com/viewtopic.php?t=5609&highlight=asterisk+h263&sid=c4eab04d67439816f57d61d1df291211
22:29.45Shaun2222ManxPower: thanks, your read .... comments have been very helpful...
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22:31.34VeNoMouS_hrm send video via sdp isnt in 1.1.300w
22:32.02sevardVeNoMouS_:both of those threads say enable Send Video in SDP Invite, i tried, it still says remote party does not support your perfered codec.
22:32.43VeNoMouS_in your sip.conf
22:32.50sevardthese threads date back to 2005 :(
22:32.52VeNoMouS_ave u got disallow=all
22:32.55sevardyes
22:33.19VeNoMouS_then add
22:33.20VeNoMouS_allow=h263
22:33.21VeNoMouS_and
22:33.25VeNoMouS_allow=h263p
22:33.31sevardYes.
22:33.47sevardIt's in there along with videosupport=yes
22:33.48VeNoMouS_u got those?
22:33.59sevardYES.
22:34.27VeNoMouS_well take out disallow=all
22:34.34VeNoMouS_if it still dont work debug some more
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22:35.18Shaun2222exten => s,4,Gotoif($[${menuopt} = 1]?attendent-sales,s,1) looks to work.
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22:39.00riddleboxI have disa setup, and it will work, but after I added this line, exten => _NXXNXXXXXX,1,Goto(1${EXTEN},1)
22:39.00riddlebox, my disa wont work?
22:39.22redcap1Lino`: Still here ?
22:39.25Lino`yes
22:39.42redcap1It complains about the gcc 4 problems on suse 10 :(
22:39.47Lino`hmmm?
22:39.53Lino`which msg?
22:40.00Lino`have you installed gcc?
22:40.04Lino`have you installed kernel-source?
22:40.12redcap1You're using GCC 4! Please downgrade to gcc-3.x and type:
22:40.15redcap1yep
22:40.18redcap1and yep
22:40.21sevardVeNoMouS_: so... none of this is working.
22:40.24Lino`hmmm
22:40.27Lino`this is strange
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22:40.36Lino`i installed suse 10.0 bare minimum from the dvd
22:40.44redcap1suse 10 comes default with gcc-4
22:40.44Lino`just base system + gcc
22:40.45hwtcan i specify where the astdb is located?
22:40.51Lino`and it worked
22:40.53Lino`strange
22:40.55redcap1hmm
22:41.03Lino`maybe i checked gcc3 by coincidence
22:41.14Lino`but i dont think so
22:41.44redcap1I cant find a gcc3 in the normal installation tree
22:41.56Lino`hmmm
22:42.00Lino`i think its just gcc
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22:42.29VeNoMouS_sevard
22:42.30VeNoMouS_Current eyeBeam users, here is the latest build of the program. (Last updated 3/13/2006)
22:42.31VeNoMouS_You can load over the top of your existing installation.
22:42.32redcap1The only rpm available on the CD's is the one for gcc version 4
22:42.33VeNoMouS_want it?
22:42.34Lino`but misdn supports gcc4
22:42.42Lino`where did you dl misdn?
22:42.45VeNoMouS_eyeBeam latest official release 1.11 3015c for PC
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22:42.59redcap1the install-misdn script from beronet doesn't
22:43.03Lino`hmmm
22:43.14Lino`i dled the files directly from their ftp servers
22:43.25sevardVeNoMouS_: what the crap, I jsut bought this today, two licenses and they gave me eyeBeam 1.1 3014w stamp 26688
22:43.33[av]banidont compile asterisk with gcc4
22:43.34VeNoMouS_hehe here
22:43.40VeNoMouS_http://venom.counterpath.net/dl.php?RemoteID=K2e5CIOCMxT4UFTffaMZf2JA9
22:43.46Lino`why @ [av]bani ?
22:43.51Lino`my installation works really fine
22:43.59[av]banigcc4 has weird side effects with asterisk, some things dont quite work correctly
22:44.06Lino`which ones?
22:44.06[av]baniqueues have problems with polycom phones
22:44.21Lino`i use cisco so what ;)
22:44.35[av]baniand some problems with conferencing
22:44.50Lino`hmmm
22:44.58sevardVeNoMouS_: I'm going to be pretty pissed / happy if this works... :/  weird combination of emotions
22:44.59redcap1[av]bani: How can I install a gcc < 4 on suse 10 ?
22:45.00[av]banigcc3.x doesnt have those problems
22:45.05[av]baniredcap1: no idea
22:45.05VeNoMouS_sevard test out that ver and let me know if works
22:45.10sevardDownloading
22:45.11redcap1:(
22:45.16VeNoMouS_cause i havent got a valid license for it
22:47.07sevardVeNoMouS_: :P $80 in licenses.
22:48.24Lino`hmmm
22:48.48Lino`ok that may also be the solution to the problem, i installed gcc after i installed suse, thats why its 3.xxx
22:51.19redcap1Lino`: and whete did you get it ?   I cant find a rpm with gcc 3
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22:51.48Lino`i built it
22:51.58redcap1hehehe
22:52.07redcap1I could do that too
22:52.13Lino`but?
22:52.16redcap1I'll give it a try
22:52.23redcap1:)
22:52.29redcap1I'll let you know
22:52.35VeNoMouS_sevard n/m i just found cracked version of it
22:52.36VeNoMouS_lol
22:52.47sevardheh
22:53.27VeNoMouS_1.1 3015c stamp 27107
22:53.29Lino`http://wiki.lugroma.org/CompilazioneGCCSUSE10 <=
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22:53.45VeNoMouS_sevard
22:53.53sevardyes?
22:53.54VeNoMouS_it has the send video inside sdp
22:54.07VeNoMouS_in the advanced menu
22:54.34sevardyeah, i enabled that on invite when you sent me the links to that forum
22:54.45sevardI just installed the client on both machines
22:54.47sevardsame error.
22:55.19VeNoMouS_this also supports h263 1.1
22:55.25VeNoMouS_which is rtp codec 34
22:55.26sevardtried that too
22:56.22sevardVeNoMouS_: If you can &#^$%ing get the thing to work with your system I"ll hug you
22:57.37VeNoMouS_lol ok hang on
22:58.02justinu|laptopglad to see everyone is friends again
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23:01.23VeNoMouS_oh gn0 its op3r
23:01.26VeNoMouS_RUN
23:01.27Op3raheheheh
23:01.28Op3r:D
23:01.31Darwin35snappel
23:01.34VeNoMouS_op3r want latest version of eyebeam?
23:01.38VeNoMouS_do u ave a license?
23:01.44sevardtoo bad the &#*^#*^&#*Y^$*& video doesn't work
23:01.47sevardwhich is the point of eyebeam
23:01.54sevardVeNoMouS_: did you get it to work with your * box?
23:01.54VeNoMouS_lol sevard just fucking wait till i test it
23:01.55Op3rVeNoMouS_: me? I got eyebeam audio
23:02.00sevardrigh tright.
23:02.04Darwin35yes I have a license to drive everyone insane
23:02.18fileyou sure use it a lot
23:02.27VeNoMouS_sevard hang on sending it to some 1 else on lan
23:02.33Darwin35file you gave it to me
23:03.16Darwin35and your full of it i am hardly on here.  just have free time now to coome back around
23:03.29datafirmis there a channel for asterisk@home?
23:03.36Darwin35~amp
23:03.38jboti heard amp is "amp is, like, NOT supported here! people using it should join #freepbx (the new name of amp)"
23:03.52Shaun2222i want to create a macro to do some things but want to call it from a context have it run and then go on in that same context... what can i use to do that?
23:05.06Lino`-.-
23:05.08Lino`dont say amp
23:05.17Lino`amp is the frontend of satan ;)
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23:06.30eKo1quick ?: can i perform some arithmetic when using Set(), e.g. Set(foo=2+4)?
23:06.39Op3ramp is good. Winamp, xamp
23:06.54ManxPowereKo1, well, if you want to, yes, as is documented in README.variables as I'm sure you know.
23:07.13eKo1ManxPower: let me see
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23:07.44ManxPowerIn fact, you can use that to do loops and subscripts and all other sorts of interesting stuff
23:08.35Lino`no
23:08.39X-Rob_eKo1, Set(VAR=$[ ${VAR} + 1 ])
23:08.47Lino`asterisk management portal comes straight from hell
23:09.14X-Rob_Lino`, just because you don't understand it doesn't mean it's bad.
23:09.16Lino`its satans way of telling us "i still own the place - or at least your pbx - and now i will screw your configs"
23:09.18X-Rob_it's just damn complex.
23:09.36sevardHey X-Rob_, how was your luck with those WRTSL54GS?
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23:09.50X-Rob_sevard, no, asus 500G's
23:09.53Lino`well, my config files are way more complex and amp cannot nearly do that what i do by hand.
23:09.55X-Rob_I've got one here.
23:10.02X-Rob_Lino`, so don't use it.
23:10.07sevardX-Rob_: Ahh.  Did you stress test it?
23:10.10Lino`thats why i dont use it ;)
23:10.13X-Rob_sevard, haven't even switched it on
23:10.24Op3rman, all I want is to put freepbx without nuking my configs
23:10.25Op3r:(
23:10.26Lino`and thats why i cannot recommend it to anyone
23:10.33sevardX-Rob_: get on that slacker.
23:10.34Op3ris that hard to do?
23:10.35Lino`@ 0p3r that will be hard
23:10.47VeNoMouS_sevard whats your * ip and extention for your eyebeam
23:10.47X-Rob_Op3r, it's not designed for that.
23:10.53Op3r:(
23:10.57X-Rob_it's a complete system, from scratch.
23:11.02Op3roh man
23:11.28X-Rob_and it doesn't 'manage' asterisk. It generates the config files for you.
23:11.30VeNoMouS_<Lino`> well, my config files are way more complex and amp cannot nearly do that what i do by hand.
23:11.33X-Rob_that's all.
23:11.35VeNoMouS_^^ totally agree
23:11.42X-Rob_VeNoMouS_, what can't AMP do?
23:11.49X-Rob_(ps, it's called freePBX now)
23:12.09Op3r:9
23:12.09VeNoMouS_im refering to the web frontend
23:12.16X-Rob_yes. What can't it do?
23:12.20VeNoMouS_heaps of shit
23:12.24X-Rob_Example?
23:12.24Lino`:D
23:12.37Lino`complex stuff like my macros
23:12.45X-Rob_what do your macros do?
23:12.45Lino`external programs
23:12.52X-Rob_can do external programs
23:12.57VeNoMouS_can it do shit like this
23:12.58VeNoMouS_exten => 8006,5,Set(VMEXT=${IF($[${RDNIS} = 099705555]?5555:${VMEXT})},g)
23:12.58VeNoMouS_exten => 8006,6,Set(VMEXT=${IF($[${RDNIS} = 099705551]?5551:${VMEXT})},g)
23:12.58VeNoMouS_exten => 8006,7,Set(VMEXT=${IF($[${RDNIS} = 099705552]?5552:${VMEXT})},g)
23:12.58VeNoMouS_exten => 8006,8,Set(VMEXT=${IF($[${RDNIS} = 099705553]?5553:${VMEXT})},g)
23:12.58VeNoMouS_; Cardinal
23:13.00VeNoMouS_exten => 8006,9,Set(VMEXT=${IF($[${RDNIS} = 099705561]?9202:${VMEXT})},g)
23:13.02VeNoMouS_exten => 8006,10,Set(VMEXT=${IF($[${RDNIS} = 099705573]?9204:${VMEXT})},g)
23:13.04VeNoMouS_exten => 8006,11,Set(VMEXT=${IF($[${RDNIS} = 099705563]?9205:${VMEXT})},g)
23:13.14Lino`they integrate an external datasource into the pbx
23:13.26VeNoMouS_so it can do repeatable things
23:13.29VeNoMouS_not a single action
23:13.44Lino`eg someone can call me, type in his order number and then he triggers several events
23:14.02Lino`the order can be cancelled, the status can be reviewed, etc etc etc
23:14.32Lino`he can even add new articles to his existing order, everything via asterisk
23:14.39X-Rob_VeNoMouS_, from the look fo that, you're doing something that freePBX can do, yes. NExt
23:14.40Op3ranyone knows the room for ari?
23:14.52X-Rob_Lino`, IVR to an AGI dest, yes. NExt
23:15.05Strom_CThe City of Los Angeles wishes you a Happy Catsex
23:15.14Lino`lol @ Strom
23:15.27Op3rhow about installing freepbx without eating the configs?
23:15.31Lino`:D
23:15.32Op3rnext
23:15.34Op3r:(
23:15.42X-Rob_Op3r, NO
23:15.45Op3rtheres got to be way
23:15.51Lino`how about just scraping that stupid portal i hate gui
23:16.02Op3rLino`: nope
23:16.04X-Rob_Op3r, if you're building configs by hand, you shouldn't be using freePBX
23:16.09Lino`config files on a serial terminal tell me more than a stupid graphic
23:16.09VeNoMouS_X-Rob_ : meh id rather do it by hand then a webfront end
23:16.10Lino`:-P
23:16.11X-Rob_Lino`, that's a valid point.
23:16.23X-Rob_but, see my last comment to Op3r
23:16.34Lino`yes
23:16.42X-Rob_There's been nothing that I think as a valid feature request here
23:16.53Lino`i mean, administering a large pbx with amp is a bitch
23:17.01X-Rob_No, it's not
23:17.06X-Rob_it's a smegload easier than doing it by hand
23:17.11Lino`no
23:17.20VeNoMouS_lets face it *@home is for newbs
23:17.24X-Rob_Lino`, you can say that, but you've got no experience. You've admitted that.
23:17.32Lino`with amp?
23:17.35VeNoMouS_for beginners who dont know or dont care to know the ins and outs
23:17.38Op3ractually gui can help you do more big picture shit than looking at the console staring something scrolling
23:17.50VeNoMouS_op3r lol if u say so
23:17.52X-Rob_Op3r, uh no. For debugging, console is the best
23:17.55Lino`maybe you have some dirty tricks deep inside amp which are behind a secret door which has to be unlocked by doing some weird dance
23:17.57Op3rI knmow
23:18.07X-Rob_Lino`, what's your problem with a large system?
23:18.12Op3rbut if you are like me and I only learned asterisk for 2 weeks
23:18.12X-Rob_Is there a feature request there?
23:18.14Lino`*click* *click* *click*
23:18.14[av]banihttp://www.cnn.com/2006/US/04/04/paperweight.explosion.ap/index.html
23:18.17Lino`thats my problem
23:18.19VeNoMouS_Lino` : back back forward punch!
23:18.23Op3rmanaging it with gui can help
23:18.24Lino`:D
23:18.29Lino`well
23:18.51Lino`i wrote several console based programs which create my configs within the fraction of a second
23:19.04Lino`then i only have to customize them
23:19.07Lino`do that with amp ;)
23:19.15Lino`then we can talk again
23:19.26X-Rob_Yeah, there's a feature request for command line generation
23:19.37X-Rob_but it doesn't interest me
23:19.52Lino`if you had the possibility to import config files to amp
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23:19.58X-Rob_Lino`, that'll never happen
23:20.03Lino`well
23:20.08Lino`that means no amp for me :-P
23:20.18X-Rob_the openpbx guys have been working for a _year_ to write a program to read asterisk config files into a sane format
23:20.30X-Rob_sane, portable, parseable.
23:20.31Lino`the only thing i kinda like is FOP
23:20.51X-Rob_freePBX is not something you 'upgrade' to
23:20.53[av]banihttp://os.newsforge.com/os/06/04/04/169215.shtml?tid=2&tid=18&tid=3
23:20.56Lino`but well i redid it and wrote a good and nice c# desktop equivalent
23:20.57X-Rob_it's something you upgrade _from_
23:21.24Lino`i dont like it but the people who have to deal with it do
23:21.41Lino`yeah but i have a running asterisk
23:21.51Op3rLino`: an AMP clone?
23:21.53Lino`why should i redo it?
23:21.54Lino`no
23:21.56X-Rob_'C# desktop equivalent' to what?
23:22.02Lino`operator panel
23:22.03SplatX-Rob_: I have a feature request.. being able to use freepbx to create the config files for other machines.. all it would really need is an option to specify a different location to output config files to.. and able to specify different databases to use.. hehe (what can I say.. I'm lazy..)
23:22.04X-Rob_Ah
23:23.09Lino`i use custom build keyboards for it
23:23.30VeNoMouS_whos using c sharp?
23:23.36Lino`fullscreen application, special keyboard, that makes it *very* comfortable, it gives you comfort which you wont have on a several thousand euro pbx
23:23.39Lino`i am
23:23.40X-Rob_Splat, difficult
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23:24.36Lino`which company produces a phone with a 19" tft display and a large keyboard for roundabout 400 euro?
23:24.56Lino`go to cisco and ask, all they can give you for 400$ is a kick in the butt
23:25.12Lino`:-P
23:25.48sleepy_onehey all, is there a very simplified * web GUI? Not AMP and not astgui. TIA :-)
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23:26.01shmaltzsleepy_one, yep it's called webmin
23:26.16sleepy_oneoh ya I forgot about that one
23:26.21Strom_Csleepy_one, it's called "learn to edit config files because really it's quite simple"
23:26.22sleepy_onethanks :-)
23:26.36sleepy_oneI already do -- it's for a client
23:26.38shmaltzthe webmin file manager lets you access the /etc/asterisk/*.conf files from a web page instead of using ssh and vi
23:26.52VeNoMouS_c# is for homos
23:27.02sleepy_onec# sux
23:27.11ManxPowerBaska Droppar is disgusting
23:27.15shmaltzVeNoMouS_, ManxPower disagrees
23:27.25riddleboxI have disa setup, and it will work, but after I added this line, exten => _NXXNXXXXXX,1,Goto(1${EXTEN},1)
23:27.33Lino`@ VeNoMouS_ i use c# for work because my employer requires me to
23:27.33riddleboxit will not work, does anyone have a clue?
23:27.36Lino`i prefer c++
23:27.43ManxPowershmaltz, I have VeNoMouS_ on /ignore
23:27.46shmaltzriddlebox, you add it where?
23:27.48shmaltzlol
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23:28.14riddleboxshmaltz, to extensions.conf
23:28.39shmaltzriddlebox, thank you , where in extension.conf? the same context that disa drops you in?
23:28.48shmaltzand what doesn't work? riddlebox?
23:29.00sleepy_onechoosy human beings choose C/C++ or Jif, over C#
23:29.07Lino`well
23:29.15Lino`it always depends on what do do
23:29.21Lino`i do a lot of low level robot programming
23:29.28Lino`for that i use c++ or assembler
23:29.36Ariel_riddlebox, try this setup: http://pastebin.ca/48165
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23:30.11Lino`but when i have to write a gui program which does not have to be low level or do something special, c# is a way to create such a program while being very cost effective
23:30.19S4whello, anyone knows where to get documentation for coding asterisk modules?
23:30.27Lino`digium?!
23:30.37sleepy_onethat's was TCL/Tk and Perl/Tk are for ;-)
23:30.41mog_workdigium !!!
23:30.43mog_workis here
23:30.47Ariel_Lino`, well I guess you have not used very fast and easy to setup web programs with php have you?
23:30.55sleepy_onedigium or voip-info.org
23:30.57shmaltzAriel_, does that XXXXX.. match against any caller id in the len of 10?
23:30.59VeNoMouS_<sleepy_one> choosy human beings choose C/C++ or Jif, over C#
23:31.01VeNoMouS_c > *
23:31.02sleepy_one~asterisk docs
23:31.03jbotasterisk documentation project is probably at http://asteriskdocs.org
23:31.20VeNoMouS_c > *
23:31.49sleepy_one:-D
23:31.51Ariel_shmaltz, no it's the password you want
23:32.18Lino`@ Ariel_ what do you mean?
23:32.27shmaltzAriel_, so what does these XXXXXXXXX in s/XXXXXXXXXX do?
23:32.30Lino`i dont want to create web programs, i am talking about real desktop applications
23:32.48sleepy_onePerl/Tk
23:32.59Lino`partly still used in a windows nt environment
23:33.26VeNoMouS_brb this camera is making me reboot
23:33.27sleepy_oneyou can Perl/Tk faster than C# and it's platform independent :-D
23:33.31sevardrofl
23:33.33Ariel_shmaltz, it's the callerid or you can change it.
23:33.34sevard;\
23:33.37Ariel_it was just a sample
23:33.41Lino`XD
23:33.42sleepy_oneVeNoMouS_, what camera?
23:34.04Lino`well my problem in this case is that my employer requires microsoft compatible software
23:34.14Lino`and in this case, .net is the strategy of choice
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23:34.26shmaltzAriel_, I know that, so I'm asking you, will XXXXXXXXXX match any 10 digit number or is it masked out?
23:34.52Ariel_masked out
23:34.55sleepy_onePerl is M$ compatible
23:35.04Ariel_actually I put them just to mask out mine
23:35.31shmaltzAriel_, thank you, for a second I thought that patteren agains cid in that form works
23:35.36shmaltzI realized
23:35.39Lino`no
23:35.46shmaltzthank you
23:35.47Lino`you have to install a non microsoft application for it
23:35.53Lino`or is there a way to compile perl natively?
23:35.55Ariel_shmaltz, it might work
23:36.00ManxPowershmaltz, XXXXXXXXXX will match ten Xs.  However, _XXXXXXXXXX will match any 10 digit number
23:36.03Ariel_I just changed it for sample
23:36.23sleepy_oneLino`, what kind of robot stuff are you doing ?
23:36.28shmaltzManxPower, I know that, my question is will exten => s/XXX match any 3 digit cid number?
23:36.31Lino`that differs ;)
23:36.47Lino`media handling devices (thats hi-level)
23:36.56ManxPowershmaltz, no, exten => s/_XXX will match any 3 digit CID number
23:36.59shmaltzManxPower, or will this exten => s/_XXX match anything?
23:37.09Lino`dvd burning robots, printing robots, packing robots
23:37.20ManxPowershmaltz, it works *EXACTLY* like an exten pattern match
23:37.21Op3roh man
23:37.22shmaltzso patterens work agains cid matching within an extension?
23:37.33shmaltzManxPower, thank you , I never knew that
23:37.33ManxPoweryup
23:37.46Op3rdoes the analog phones which are connected to the quintum considered SIP phones?
23:38.06Lino`hm?
23:38.09ManxPowerOp3r, how does the quintum connect to Asterisk?
23:38.10Lino`thats most likely zap
23:39.14Lino`god i hate cisco. you buy expensive hardware and then they let you die alone
23:39.15ManxPowerLino`, Quintum is some evil analog/SIP device hack that should be put in a pentagram and burned.
23:39.26Lino`huh?
23:39.28Lino`wtf is it?
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23:39.49eKo1linagee: in other words, Quintum sucks
23:39.52ManxPowerLino`, Think of it as a channel bank that connects using SIP instead of a T-1.  A crime against nature I tell you!
23:39.53eKo1err linagee
23:39.57eKo1err Lino`
23:40.01eKo1there ya go
23:40.18ManxPowereKo1, I have no idea if Quintum sucks.  The idea of a SIP channel bank sucks.
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23:40.27Lino`i always thought the worst VoIP related company on earth was sangoma
23:40.29sleepy_onecya all later :-)
23:40.44eKo1I had an Quintum Analog Tenor. It sucks major donkey balls.
23:40.45ManxPowerLino`, only if you are brainwashed by Digium
23:41.02Ariel_sangoma works fine
23:41.20Ariel_there is room for more then one
23:41.24ManxPowerI may actually go with Sangoma when I put in the campground phones
23:41.53Idlewhat would be the best way to connect 2 extensions together? per say I have a digium Zaptel, but I dont have it setup to answer the phone... now I have a phone connected to my asterisk box, what would I have to do to call an extension behind the asterisk box, and have it pick up the zaptel line and connect the 2 together?
23:41.55Lino`@ ManxPower i just dont like that guy who was at the sangoma booth @ cebit
23:42.02HmmhesayseKo1: 1st gen was horrible, 2nd get tenors are good
23:42.26Lino`ppl @ digium were really friendly and the sangoma guy was just like "waaaaaaaaaaar! digium sucks, you suck, cologne chip sucks, we rule"
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23:42.47shmaltzanybody ever heard of getting 16 channels of voice and 12 channels of data over one T1?
23:42.49mog_workheh Lino`
23:42.53Hmmhesaysyes
23:42.59mog_workwe try to be friendly
23:43.11Lino`lol
23:43.17Op3rmog_work: ur from quintum?
23:43.17Hmmhesaysmaybe not those numbers
23:43.19Lino`theres actually digium staff here *lol*
23:43.28mog_workno digium
23:43.34Op3roh ok
23:43.53Lino`and when i asked that sangoma guy wether his cards are supported by asterisk
23:44.06Op3rsame question, analog phones on a quintum considered sip?
23:44.06Hmmhesayshe threw down and put you in a headlock?
23:44.15Lino`he went like every application has to support our cards, if it doesnt the programmers are crap.
23:44.26riddleboxshmaltz, I figured it out, I had the code I was using exten =>525 which earlier in my extensions.conf I defined _5xx to be my extensions inside, I changed the code to *18 and now it is working great
23:44.35Hmmhesaysno they are analog phones plugged into a gateway
23:44.36Lino`although we cannot give support for any applications not coming from our company
23:44.37Strom_CLino`, what do you expect - the company is run by a South African :)
23:44.38Ariel_shmaltz, humm does not add to 24
23:44.43Lino`*lol*
23:44.52shmaltzAriel_ I know
23:44.54Ariel_mog_work, hello and I do think your a nice person too.
23:45.03mog_workthanks
23:45.14shmaltzAriel_, let me rephrase:
23:45.15shmaltz768k of data and 16 channels of voice
23:45.23Lino`@ strom well thats no reason for judging, but that guy at the booth hated me because i'm german and he was from poland
23:45.27shmaltzall on a single T1, you ever heard of it?
23:45.35Lino`and he kept making references to the war and stuff
23:45.57Ariel_shmaltz, I have seen them be like that but as dynamic
23:46.01Lino`"thats soooo typical for germans like you, you always shoot too fast", etc
23:46.10Strom_CLino`, I joke about it because my parents are from South Africa
23:46.27Lino`aaaah ok then you're allowed to do that ;)
23:46.51Strom_Calso, sangoma cards work better when you smother them in Mrs. H. S. Ball's Original Recipe Chutney
23:46.52shmaltzAriel_, you mean dynamic speed of 768?
23:47.01Lino`*rofl*
23:47.13Strom_Cbest south african chutney ever
23:48.00Op3rim going home
23:48.01Ariel_shmaltz, I have see from some vendors like fdn and nuvox say they will give you 768k fixed then rest pots lines up to 16 but they are really a form of sip g729 channels
23:48.23ManxPowerI may actually go with Sangoma when I put in the campground phones7
23:48.30Lino`well
23:48.38Lino`have you tried getting those to work with asterisk?
23:48.47Ariel_shmaltz, they are putting it on there own network and I have seen it work.
23:48.50Lino`all i heard until now is that its a hard thing.
23:49.00ManxPowerLino`, no.  However, I have seen reports of people that have and it's not all that hard to do
23:49.19Lino`:D
23:49.31Lino`thats the disadvantage when you are in support, you just hear the complains
23:49.41shmaltzAriel_, I see, thank you
23:49.50Lino`small company, only two developers, one of them (me) does the support *g*
23:49.57ManxPowerThe DISADVANTAGE to Sangoma is that not a lot of Asterisk people use it and so you can't really get support for it here.
23:50.13Lino`well
23:50.37Ariel_but more people are starting to use them. And sagoma has asterisk boxes in there support department for testing.
23:50.40Lino`what sangoma does is they send the ppl to digium because "its their program, its their support"
23:51.02Ariel_Lino`, no they will work with you.
23:51.15Ariel_I know I have about 3 customers with there boards up and running.
23:51.23mog_workwhen i was in support
23:51.26mog_worki mean customers
23:51.27Lino`@ Ariel_ i know, the sangoma guy told me, but he also told me that the asterisk versions he used were seriously customized
23:51.29mog_workwhere sent to us
23:51.36Ariel_But I like the digium boards better due to there easyer to setup
23:51.41mog_workwoohoo
23:51.46shmaltzAriel_, so what it is is, that they give me a T1 that is connect to all data (1.5mb) and using their CPE I get 16 voice?
23:52.06Ariel_shmaltz, yes
23:52.14shmaltzAriel_, ah, that makes sense
23:52.18Ariel_mog_work, knows I use allot of digium boards
23:52.27shmaltzAriel_, which also means that some faxing fails
23:52.37mog_worki need to hook up 24 phones to my 2400p
23:52.41mog_workand have phones all over my apt.
23:52.41Ariel_but being freelance you have to work with what the customer gives you.
23:52.51mog_workyup
23:52.54Lino`hmmm mog are you alabama based?
23:53.00mog_workyeah digium is in hsv
23:53.05Lino`kk
23:53.06mog_workerr huntsville
23:53.10shmaltzAriel_, where do you freelance?
23:53.33Ariel_I am in the Miami area but have worked all over the states and outside via remote
23:53.39Lino`because <joke> if you would use something other than digium boards the computer-KKK would probably come to your house and burn some crosses </joke>
23:53.47Ariel_also done some trips to the west cost for some larger projects
23:54.33Ariel_Lino`, you have to be flexable in allot of cases.  Being one sided only gets you poor and in trouble
23:54.46Lino`thats the disadvantage of the usa, some business trips are really long-distance... here all you get is max. 1000km
23:55.07Lino`(although sometimes i had trips to texas *lol*)
23:55.14Ariel_Lino`, funny thing is I have customers in NZ as well.
23:55.33Lino`lol
23:55.35Lino`NZ
23:55.40Lino`new zealand?
23:55.43Ariel_yes
23:55.51Lino`ok not really next door
23:55.55Ariel_correct
23:56.00troyb1is it possible to configure asterisk so that if an extension is busy another extension is tried?
23:56.08Ariel_yes
23:56.15Ariel_troyb1, easy to setup
23:56.17Lino`i was already pissed to drive 1000km to a customer
23:56.25troyb1Ariel_ how would i go about that?
23:56.30Ariel_macro
23:56.34troyb1ah :|
23:56.43troyb1i used save extensions on the console so my default file is gone =P
23:57.38Lino`sometimes there is no other choice (having a 185cm*80cm*120cm / 350kg robot in the trunk does mean no other choice, ppl at the airport didm't accept it as cabin luggage ;))
23:58.07Ariel_Lino`, cargo
23:58.19Lino`yeah
23:58.23Lino`but cargo means hassle
23:58.34Ariel_then don't carry a robot
23:58.38Lino`:-P
23:58.44Lino`sometimes you have to
23:58.50Ariel_pre-ship
23:58.56Lino`just in time
23:58.58Ariel_we do that all the time here
23:59.08Lino`or would you want to burn 2000 dvds by hand?
23:59.20troyb1Ariel_ can i do this? exten => s-BUSY,2,Goto(default,s,1)
23:59.25Lino`within a few days

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