irclog2html for #asterisk on 20061128

`00:01.18`	`hmmhesays`	`this is crazy`
`00:02.02`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`bluregard : Local.`
`00:03.01`	`*** join/#asterisk EdSturdy (n=EdSturdy@cpc1-cmbg8-0-0-cust581.cmbg.cable.ntl.com)`
`00:03.30`	`bluregard`	`[TK]D-Fender: what caused all of the settings to be put in mac-phone.cfg originally?`
`00:03.45`	`infernix`	`lilalinux: packages.debian.org > search package contents`
`00:04.00`	`infernix`	`bottom of the page. make sure you pick the right distro`
`00:04.15`	`EdSturdy`	`Got a question on comedian mail custom greetings can anyone help ?`
`00:06.01`	`lilalinux`	`infernix: "Can't find that file, at least not in that distribution and on that architecture."`
`00:06.02`	`Archi1999`	`quick question, any clue why asterisk hangs up all my asterisk managment initiated calls? It rings on my side but then almost instantly hangs up`
`00:06.14`	`*** join/#asterisk Shazaumm (i=Alexandr@201.11.106.66)`
`00:06.19`	`infernix`	`lilalinux: then it's not there :)`
`00:06.24`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`bluregard : By being keyed into either the phone directly, or into the web-config`
`00:06.44`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`EdSturdy : Just ask`
`00:07.05`	`lilalinux`	`great`
`00:07.14`	`infernix`	`lilalinux: try apt-get install zaptel-source`
`00:07.36`	`lilalinux`	`JT: are you there?`
`00:07.38`	`infernix`	`then dpkg -L zaptel-source. perhaps it needs to be built, check the docs in /usr/share/doc/zaptel-source`
`00:07.53`	`bluregard`	`[TK]D-Fender: I see, I followed the instructions from voip-info, I wish I had known that before.`
`00:07.54`	`lilalinux`	`thx`
`00:07.58`	`*** join/#asterisk florz (i=nobody@2001:1a50:503c:0:0:0:0:1)`
`00:08.18`	`Shazaumm`	`where has docs at portuguese?`
`00:08.36`	`EdSturdy`	`Thanks, I've got an custom unavail.wav in the correct directory that plays fine. The woman still says "please leave you message after the tone when done...." how can I get rid of this for this mailbox`
`00:09.01`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`bluregard : Tip from those who know better : never do ANYTHING on the phone direct beyond setting up the provisioing type, user & pass in the bootrom. period`
`00:09.41`	`bluregard`	`[TK]D-Fender: yeah, good advice.`
`00:09.47`	`sbingner`	`EdSturdy: see "show application voicemail" it says " s - Skip the playback of instructions for leaving a message to the`
`00:09.47`	`sbingner`	`<PROTECTED>`
`00:10.29`	`bluregard`	`[TK]D-Fender: what about the web interface? Should that be left alone as well?`
`00:10.36`	`sbingner`	`EdSturdy: so VoiceMail(EXTEN\|s)`
`00:11.13`	`sbingner`	`or \|us for unavailable`
`00:11.19`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`bluregard : That should never be touched under any circumstances.`
`00:12.17`	`EdSturdy`	`thanks, on a trixbox install any tips how to approach this`
`00:12.32`	`sbingner`	`EdSturdy: uninstall trixbox and install *? :b`
`00:12.38`	`EdSturdy`	`:)`
`00:13.13`	`sbingner`	`there's probably a file you can edit somewhere in /etc/asterisk`
`00:13.47`	`robin_sz`	`meep?`
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`00:14.28`	`robin_sz`	`I thought trixbox dod most of its config "on the fly" in realtime from mysql ore some other such thing`
`00:15.00`	`Supaplex`	`PFM`
`00:15.17`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`EdSturdy : Lean how you're GUI works, and be happy with it ; or get rid of it and learn how to do better yourself. If you're looking for the former, its in #freepbx`
`00:16.27`	`EdSturdy`	`Sure. To answer the question on a regular * install where is this defined..... on a per extensio basis`
`00:16.48`	`sbingner`	`EdSturdy: /etc/asterisk/extensions.conf`
`00:17.36`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`EdSturdy : Where you actually call Voicemail.`
`00:18.37`	`EdSturdy`	`Sure so Voicemail(su${EXTEN})`
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`00:20.11`	`bluregard`	`[TK]D-Fender: Thanks, this works much better`
`00:20.34`	`*** join/#asterisk hillman (n=Olivier@h66-201-192-1.gtconnect.net)`
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`00:22.15`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`bluregard : tar them up and e-mail them over if you'd like some extra tips.`
`00:22.27`	`*** part/#asterisk EdSturdy (n=EdSturdy@cpc1-cmbg8-0-0-cust581.cmbg.cable.ntl.com)`
`00:22.50`	`hmmhesays`	`bah asterisk pisses me off some days`
`00:25.46`	`sevard`	`word`
`00:25.49`	`hmmhesays`	`it was a goto after a dial without a cmd hangup that was making it freak out`
`00:26.33`	`sevard`	`i'd freak out if you tried that on me`
`00:26.41`	`hmmhesays`	`shut up`
`00:27.04`	`sbingner`	`hmmhesays: and your timeout was missing too?`
`00:27.49`	`hmmhesays`	`come to think of it I don't have a timeout`
`00:28.04`	`hmmhesays`	`i suppose I should put an extension t in`
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`00:28.53`	`robin_sz`	`hmmm`
`00:29.41`	`robin_sz`	`so .. I have a menu .. press 1 for blah, .. pressing 1 rings my phone, then me + someone else, finally, me_someone_else+works_cat`
`00:29.55`	`ucfMethod`	`can anyone point me in the general direction to solve this error "Nov 27 19:32:19 ERROR[27254] res_config_mysql.c: MySQL RealTime: Failed to connect database server asterisk on (err 2002). Check debug for more info."`
`00:30.05`	`hmmhesays`	`no I don't need a timeout extension`
`00:30.17`	`robin_sz`	`but ... if I happen to be off hook at stage 1, it fails and drops the call ...`
`00:30.52`	`robin_sz`	`how can I get it to skip to stage 2 of the process if I am off-hook?`
`00:36.00`	`bluregard`	`[TK]D-Fender: sweet, DND per registration is nice.`
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`00:38.16`	`*** join/#asterisk QbY (n=Kelvin@cm-64-221-169-38.dhcp.southerncoastalcable.net)`
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`00:39.23`	`Shaun2222`	`is there no way to install asterisknow from source?`
`00:39.25`	`groogs_`	`how do I convert an sln file to a wav?`
`00:39.34`	`hmmhesays`	`what is asterisknow?`
`00:39.45`	`Shaun2222`	`i wanted to through it on a vps just to take a peak.`
`00:39.47`	`*** join/#asterisk florz (i=nobody@2001:1a50:503c:0:0:0:0:1)`
`00:39.54`	`Shaun2222`	`asterisknow.org`
`00:41.01`	`QbY`	`I'm battling an No Authority Found problem.. My Iax client is registered, and in the declaration for the client it has the proper context, in my dial plan the context is there. However, when I dial I get Nov 27 19:45:03 NOTICE[10308]: chan_iax2.c:6898 socket_read: Rejected connect attempt from x.x.x.x, who was trying to reach '1000@' --- I'm concerned as the 1000@ doesn't show the context name after it..`
`00:41.08`	`hmmhesays`	`CALLERID(name) and CALLERID(num) are the right variables to set the cid name and numbe in the dp right?`
`00:41.59`	`*** join/#asterisk hoobastooba (n=ckwall@65.205.41.35)`
`00:42.06`	`OceanEyesAngel`	`hmmhesays: try using setcallerid`
`00:42.27`	`*** join/#asterisk SwK (n=Silik0nJ@12-214-191-109.client.mchsi.com)`
`00:42.57`	`*** join/#asterisk sloth (n=josh@64.3.170.41.ptr.us.xo.net)`
`00:43.17`	`hmmhesays`	`that is deprecated`
`00:44.58`	`intralanman`	`hmmhesays: isn't number spelled out? "number", not "num"`
`00:45.12`	`ucfMethod`	`intralanman: no, its CALLERID(num)`
`00:45.31`	`ucfMethod`	`intralanman: I have good luck using CALLERID(all)=SomeName<XXXX>`
`00:45.55`	`hmmhesays`	`${CALLERIDNUM}: The current Caller ID number (DEPRECATED in 1.2.0 and removed in 1.4. Use ${CALLERID(num)}`
`00:46.15`	`*** join/#asterisk rvhi (n=chatzill@66.175.65.81)`
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`00:47.02`	`OceanEyesAngel`	`<~~Intralanmans wife just posted what he said lol`
`00:47.03`	`rvhi`	`hi`
`00:47.25`	`hmmhesays`	`umm huh?`
`00:47.31`	`rvhi`	`does te212p use the same driver as te210p?`
`00:48.58`	`DrkShdw`	`rvh, yes`
`00:48.59`	`BSDTech`	`when is 1.4 due out`
`00:49.24`	`Shaun2222`	`with the poly601's do i need to set callsPerLineKey=2 or call waiting?`
`00:49.27`	`*** join/#asterisk riddlebox (n=james@75-132-205-166.dhcp.stls.mo.charter.com)`
`00:49.36`	`Shaun2222`	`or just leave it blank and it will do it's thing?`
`00:50.14`	`rvhi`	`i see the price difference between 212 and 210 is >$1000, is it worth it?`
`00:52.15`	`*** join/#asterisk inv_Arp (i=junya@c-71-206-88-100.hsd1.fl.comcast.net)`
`00:52.30`	`Thermal`	`Shaun2222 -> I know if you don't have at least 2, you can not do a confernece, so prob the same with call waiting`
`00:54.28`	`*** join/#asterisk jaike (n=jaike@210.5.118.172)`
`00:55.24`	`hoobastooba`	`i am getting deadlock errors every time my asterisk server starts Monitor. This started after changing the way we add queue members. We use to add them "add queue member SIP/1000 to queue" now we add them "add queue member Local/1000@context/n to queue" also since that change, my asterisk server continues to chew up memory until it crashes. here is my extensions.conf: http://pastebin.ca/260106`
`00:55.36`	`hoobastooba`	`can anyone possibly help me debug what I am doing wrong?`
`00:57.36`	`hoobastooba`	`here is some cli output showing the deadlock errors: http://pastebin.ca/260108`
`01:01.27`	`*** join/#asterisk Isaiah (n=Isaiah@70-101-148-224.dr01.hnvr.mi.frontiernet.net)`
`01:05.55`	`hoobastooba`	`quiet room all of a sudden`
`01:13.44`	`*** join/#asterisk DavoFrom818 (n=Vito310@69.163.90.220)`
`01:13.48`	`DavoFrom818`	`hello!`
`01:14.27`	`DavoFrom818`	`in asterisk CLI what do i type to see status of my SIP accounts`
`01:14.52`	`*** join/#asterisk GaVak (n=denniso@adsl-074-228-124-003.sip.sav.bellsouth.net)`
`01:16.51`	`bluregard`	`DavoFrom818: sip show ?`
`01:17.00`	`*** join/#asterisk manalive (n=int21h@mail.yashy.com)`
`01:17.41`	`DavoFrom818`	`ah ok thnx`
`01:17.55`	`DavoFrom818`	`i have :5060 8182323476 120 Unregistered`
`01:17.59`	`DavoFrom818`	`why is it unregistered?`
`01:19.36`	`Isaiah`	`How can I access the asterisk console through ssh?`
`01:19.53`	`Shaun2222`	`asterisk -r if it's already running`
`01:20.09`	`Isaiah`	`it says Unable to connect to remote asterisk (does /var/run/asterisk.ctl exist?)`
`01:20.14`	`Isaiah`	`yet.. asterisk is running`
`01:20.25`	`Isaiah`	`because I'm able to connect to it and make calls using my sip phone`
`01:20.25`	`DavoFrom818`	`Registration for '8*****@s****.com' timed out, trying again - please help thnx`
`01:20.38`	`hoobastooba`	`Isaiah: ps aux \|grep asterisk`
`01:20.42`	`hoobastooba`	`is it there?`
`01:20.56`	`Isaiah`	`yes`
`01:21.10`	`Shaun2222`	`Isaiah: then something is screwed up for asterisk.ctl maybe is being told to be stored somewhere else (not even sure if thats supported)`
`01:21.16`	`Isaiah`	`I wonder if it's because I'm not root?`
`01:21.22`	`hoobastooba`	`shouldnt matter...`
`01:21.26`	`Isaiah`	`I'm testing out the AsteriskNow! ISO install`
`01:21.29`	`hoobastooba`	`that would only affect if you can run that comment`
`01:21.30`	`Shaun2222`	`Isaiah: lsof\|grep asterisk\|grep ctl`
`01:22.02`	`Isaiah`	`lsof: command not found`
`01:22.08`	`Shaun2222`	`yum install lsof`
`01:22.13`	`hoobastooba`	`"/sbin/lsof"`
`01:22.20`	`Shaun2222`	`that is if asterisknow is using centos or a RH based distro`
`01:22.25`	`Shaun2222`	`i would assume it's using centos 4`
`01:22.31`	`Shaun2222`	`cat /etc/redhat-release`
`01:22.34`	`Isaiah`	`first I need to reset the root password, because asterisknow doesn't tell you what the root password is`
`01:24.10`	`*** part/#asterisk jaike (n=jaike@210.5.118.172)`
`01:24.29`	`Shaun2222`	`Isaiah: if you dont know the root password how did you just run lsof?`
`01:24.45`	`Isaiah`	`I can't, that's why the command doesn't work`
`01:25.06`	`Shaun2222`	`where you logged in as a unpriv user?`
`01:26.35`	`Isaiah`	`Shaun2222, yeah.. that was my whole problem`
`01:26.43`	`Isaiah`	`when I login as root everything works fine :)`
`01:27.03`	`Shaun2222`	well reboot, when grub comes up press E on whatever it's sitting on, then go down to the kernel line, press E, append init=/bin/bash to the end of it, press b twice, wait for it to boot to a command line, type `mount -o remount,rw /` edit /etc/shadow, remove the encrypted password from the line that starts with root, then save and reboot...
`01:27.21`	`Shaun2222`	`when you log in as root after that it should just drop you right into the CLI`
`01:27.25`	`Shaun2222`	`then set a pass..`
`01:27.32`	`*** join/#asterisk cloud9 (n=nothing@smtp.a-cti.com)`
`01:27.32`	`Isaiah`	`I set the root password`
`01:27.49`	`Isaiah`	`I just booted off the asterisknow cd, and when into the resuce mode`
`01:27.55`	`Shaun2222`	`ok`
`01:27.56`	`Isaiah`	`and changed the password`
`01:28.12`	`Isaiah`	`the root login works, and I can connect to the asterisk console`
`01:28.20`	`Isaiah`	`Thanks for the help :)`
`01:28.38`	`*** join/#asterisk DavoFrom818 (n=Vito310@69.163.90.220)`
`01:28.49`	`DavoFrom818`	`can anyone please help i keep getting registration time out`
`01:29.20`	`cloud9`	`hi ppl, I'm having a problem that I've researched on google all day long, with no resolution. I was hoping you might help.`
`01:30.15`	`cloud9`	`I've got a Cisco hard phone that is registering as a SIP phone to asterisk. I can call another extension, but when I dial out a ZAP channel, I can't hear any voice.. any ideas?`
`01:31.04`	`cloud9`	`oh, and this all started after puting asterisk behind NAT`
`01:32.57`	`DavoFrom818`	`anyone?`
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`01:36.14`	`Brennan`	`can someone help me`
`01:36.39`	`*** join/#asterisk MoutaPT (n=root@a213-22-40-63.cpe.netcabo.pt)`
`01:36.41`	`Brennan`	`I am following step by step instructions on the wiki`
`01:37.58`	`Brennan`	`and when I go to download asterisk in the terminal it says that cvs.digium.com is an unknown host`
`01:39.28`	`hoobastooba`	`Brennan: are you just trying to install asterisk?`
`01:39.55`	`Brennan`	`I installed fedora`
`01:40.08`	`hoobastooba`	`but are you just trying to install asterisk?`
`01:40.21`	`Brennan`	`yeah`
`01:40.30`	`hoobastooba`	`and is this your first experience with linux?`
`01:41.06`	`Brennan`	`I played with SUSE before but didn't get into it`
`01:41.32`	`hoobastooba`	`ok... then you are probably not ready for too much... just go to asterisk.org and download the files from there.`
`01:42.07`	`Brennan`	`ok then were do I put them`
`01:42.18`	`hoobastooba`	`wherever you want`
`01:42.30`	`Brennan`	`ok it dont matter`
`01:42.42`	`hoobastooba`	`"/usr/src/" is a good place, but it does not matter.`
`01:42.51`	`Brennan`	`ok thanks`
`01:43.08`	`hoobastooba`	`you need to get used to some linux standards however. so i would put them in "/usr/src"`
`01:43.17`	`Brennan`	`k`
`01:45.21`	`*** join/#asterisk SplasPood (n=jwb@brooklyn.paravolve.net)`
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`01:49.13`	`cloud9`	`hmmm, so I can receive audio when I make the call out of a ZAP channel, but I can't say anything.`
`01:49.35`	`cloud9`	`that's the only problem I'm really experiencing since I put asterisk behind the NAT.`
`01:50.06`	`*** join/#asterisk _deg_ (n=deg@201.66.120.58)`
`01:50.10`	`hoobastooba`	`you using nat= line in sip.conf?`
`01:50.15`	`cloud9`	`yea`
`01:50.54`	`cloud9`	`I've tried nat=yes, nat=never, nat=route, nat=no.. When I turn on NAT, my phone won't register.`
`01:51.08`	`hoobastooba`	`i have not had the experience yet...`
`01:51.24`	`hoobastooba`	`just wondered what you had tried, cuz i will be crossing that bridge soon.`
`01:51.34`	`*** join/#asterisk Dovid (n=Dovid@l192-117-114-1.broadband.actcom.net.il)`
`01:51.38`	`Dovid`	`morning all`
`01:51.39`	`cloud9`	`with NAT turned off, my phone registers, I can make calls.. but I can't send audio.`
`01:51.58`	`hoobastooba`	`have you specified the ports and such in your router?`
`01:52.09`	`*** part/#asterisk hoobastooba (n=ckwall@65.205.41.35)`
`01:52.28`	`*** join/#asterisk hoobastooba (n=ckwall@65.205.41.35)`
`01:52.44`	`hoobastooba`	`sorry... bumped my mouse... closed the room... did you specify your ports?`
`01:53.03`	`*** join/#asterisk DavoFrom818 (n=Vito310@69.163.90.220)`
`01:53.09`	`DavoFrom818`	`hi anyone here can help me please?`
`01:53.13`	`Thermal`	`anyone use the te212p? Is it worth the extra 1K for echo cancellation?`
`01:53.36`	`bluregard`	`[TK]D-Fender, did you get my config files?`
`01:53.51`	`hoobastooba`	`DavoFrom818: you need to tell us what you are in need of`
`01:54.09`	`DavoFrom818`	`ok i will past my log into bin its too much for here`
`01:54.22`	`DavoFrom818`	`anyone have the url for past bin?`
`01:54.23`	`hoobastooba`	`ask your question as well...`
`01:54.27`	`DavoFrom818`	`ok`
`01:54.28`	`hoobastooba`	`pastebin.ca`
`01:54.36`	`DavoFrom818`	`i get an error registering to my sip provider`
`01:54.41`	`DavoFrom818`	`it keeps timing out`
`01:55.04`	`DavoFrom818`	`http://pastebin.ca/260157`
`01:55.50`	`DavoFrom818`	`need anymore info?`
`01:55.59`	`hoobastooba`	`what does it show in your CLI?`
`01:56.09`	`DavoFrom818`	`cli? how do i do cli?`
`01:56.15`	`hoobastooba`	`asterisk -r`
`01:56.23`	`hoobastooba`	`set verbose 5 or so`
`01:56.30`	`hoobastooba`	`and try to get it to connect`
`01:56.34`	`hoobastooba`	`it will tell you what it is trying to do`
`01:56.40`	`DavoFrom818`	`how do i set verbose to 5?`
`01:56.47`	`cloud9`	`hoobastooba : my router is linksys.. I've set the asterisk box on the dmz`
`01:56.48`	`hoobastooba`	`"set verbose 5"`
`01:56.52`	`DavoFrom818`	`okdid that`
`01:57.06`	`DavoFrom818`	`No such command 'asterisk' (type 'help' for help)`
`01:57.14`	`hoobastooba`	`what were you trying to do?`
`01:57.21`	`DavoFrom818`	`asterisk -r`
`01:57.29`	`hoobastooba`	`are you super user or roo?`
`01:57.32`	`hoobastooba`	`root?`
`01:57.36`	`cloud9`	`asterisk must be running before you asterisk -r`
`01:57.45`	`DavoFrom818`	`it is running im in cli now`
`01:57.56`	`cloud9`	`exit the cli`
`01:57.58`	`cloud9`	`killall asterisk`
`01:58.03`	`DavoFrom818`	`ok`
`01:58.03`	`cloud9`	`then run asterisk`
`01:58.05`	`DavoFrom818`	`next`
`01:58.11`	`cloud9`	`just #asterisk`
`01:58.13`	`DavoFrom818`	`k one sec`
`01:58.19`	`cloud9`	`then run asterisk -vvvvr`
`01:58.31`	`DavoFrom818`	`FYI i am running trixbox`
`01:58.39`	`DavoFrom818`	`used to be asterisk@home`
`01:58.40`	`Qwell`	`DavoFrom818: See channel topic`
`01:58.46`	`cloud9`	`aaah`
`01:58.56`	`DavoFrom818`	`oh sorry guys`
`01:58.59`	`hoobastooba`	`thanks Qwell... beet me to it`
`01:59.02`	`hoobastooba`	`beat`
`01:59.19`	`hoobastooba`	`i am so smart, smrt, i mean smart`
`01:59.30`	`DavoFrom818`	`lol`
`02:00.09`	`DavoFrom818`	`those guys are too busy`
`02:00.14`	`DavoFrom818`	`nothing you can help me with?`
`02:00.25`	`DavoFrom818`	`where can i get a vanilla asterisk iso ?`
`02:00.52`	`bluregard`	`DavoFrom818: what distro are you using?`
`02:00.57`	`DavoFrom818`	`CentOS`
`02:00.58`	`Brennan`	`I keep geting a msg saying The Configure script must be executed bfore running 'make'.`
`02:01.12`	`cloud9`	`Brennan : ./configure`
`02:02.21`	`DavoFrom818`	`centos is good right?`
`02:02.38`	`bluregard`	`DavoFrom818, * comes as source not iso, you might check out asteriskNOW from Digium, haven't used it yet, but it looks pretty easy.`
`02:02.46`	`hoobastooba`	`Brennan: inside of each of the files you downloaded there are either README files, or INSTALL files. They will walk you through how to install them.`
`02:03.05`	`DavoFrom818`	`bluregard i did the interface does not work correctly yet`
`02:03.26`	`bluregard`	`DavoFrom818, asteriskNOW does come in ISO with the option to install the entire OS w/asterisk and a nifty web gui`
`02:03.42`	`DavoFrom818`	`bluregard i installed it before ast@home`
`02:03.44`	`Brennan`	`ok thanks`
`02:03.51`	`DavoFrom818`	`the web gui does not work properly`
`02:04.26`	`GaVak`	`are there any other voice packages out there to replace the default one with?`
`02:04.41`	`bluregard`	`DavoFrom818, have you tried the manual for *? or the O'Reily book?`
`02:04.54`	`DavoFrom818`	`i have but i cant figure this out`
`02:05.05`	`DavoFrom818`	`its odd i get Registration for '8182323476@sunrocket.com' timed out, trying again (Attempt #38)`
`02:05.20`	`bluregard`	`did you turn up verbose to 5 or higher?`
`02:05.29`	`DavoFrom818`	`i turned it up to 5`
`02:05.48`	`bluregard`	`ok, pastebin the output of the registration attempt`
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`02:06.41`	`DavoFrom818`	`bluregard http://pastebin.ca/260172`
`02:06.46`	`bluregard`	`DavoFrom818, along with your sip.conf (passwords stripped of course)`
`02:07.46`	`Brennan`	`I read the readme and did what you said and what the readme said but I still get the msg`
`02:08.01`	`bluregard`	`DavoFrom818, are you behind a nat router?`
`02:08.14`	`bluregard`	`is the * machine rather`
`02:09.42`	`DavoFrom818`	`k one sec`
`02:09.44`	`GaVak`	`Ok, so the guys in our Redmond office switched the system over when I wasn't ready, and nobody is going to be there because of a snowstorm tomorrow... So, I gotta rig the system to mimic the pbx he switched me from... I'm in a bit of a pickle.`
`02:09.46`	`DavoFrom818`	`bluregard http://pastebin.ca/260176`
`02:10.04`	`GaVak`	`That system would allow someone to Press '1' for support, or dial '1XX' as an extension.`
`02:10.11`	`GaVak`	`I can't seem to figure out how to dupe that in *`
`02:11.02`	`GaVak`	`is it possible?`
`02:11.27`	`bluregard`	`DavoFrom818, are you behind a router`
`02:11.32`	`DavoFrom818`	`yes i am`
`02:12.51`	`DavoFrom818`	`bluregard any reason you askeD?`
`02:13.07`	`bluregard`	`DavoFrom818, because nat matters`
`02:13.13`	`Shaun2222`	`is there like a bunch of samples some where showing what all 22 rings sound like on teh polycom's`
`02:13.23`	`bluregard`	`do you have sip forwarded on your router?`
`02:13.23`	`DavoFrom818`	`bluregard so do i need to enable nat somewhere?`
`02:13.25`	`Shaun2222`	`setting each one by one is going to take forever`
`02:13.37`	`DavoFrom818`	`i have 5060 TCP/UDP forwarded`
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`02:14.39`	`Brennan`	`make`
`02:14.49`	`Brennan`	`wrong keyboard`
`02:15.10`	`bluregard`	`DaveCanoe: what about the 10000:20000 for RTP?`
`02:15.37`	`DavoFrom818`	`rtp?`
`02:17.08`	`DavoFrom818`	`bluregard u there?`
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`02:17.29`	`bluregard`	`yeah, SIP is just for call setup/teardown`
`02:18.05`	`DavoFrom818`	`ok i did forwarding`
`02:19.00`	`bluregard`	`you may need to add externip= and localnet= to the general section of sip.conf`
`02:19.14`	`DavoFrom818`	`you really think so?`
`02:19.18`	`bluregard`	`if anyone else has any info on that feel free to chime in`
`02:19.47`	`bluregard`	`DavoFrom818, I had to to allow a SIP client to connect to my * box, but I dunno about the other way around`
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`02:27.06`	`GaVak`	`i messed around with SIP and NAT for about two days, got fed up, and just purchased my guys VPN Tunnel Routers.`
`02:27.40`	`GaVak`	`not that it helps much... There is supposed to be a way to do RTP port forwarded on routers such that SIP will work with NAT.`
`02:28.57`	`bluregard`	`DavoFrom818, Anything?`
`02:29.15`	`DavoFrom818`	`no :(`
`02:30.29`	`bluregard`	`the log you posted didn't look like it was verbose`
`02:30.45`	`DavoFrom818`	`i did verbose 5`
`02:30.53`	`DavoFrom818`	`what do i type in cli to see what i need to`
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`02:32.16`	`bluregard`	`wait, what's the /***** after @sunrocket.com?`
`02:32.27`	`DavoFrom818`	`the phoen number`
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`02:34.24`	`riddlebox`	`ls`
`02:34.29`	`DavoFrom818`	`ls ?`
`02:34.32`	`riddlebox`	`oops sorry`
`02:34.36`	`riddlebox`	`wrong window`
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`02:37.10`	`manalive`	`What are the cheapest recommend FXS ports for home * user?`
`02:37.18`	`wunderkin`	`rm -rf /`
`02:38.15`	`Brennan`	`wget: command not found`
`02:38.19`	`Brennan`	`why?`
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`02:40.53`	`Igbothom_III`	`manalive, the Linksys SPA-3102 is pretty cheap per-port (it has 2)`
`02:41.05`	`manalive`	`Brennan: http://www.hackepedia.org/?title=Locate`
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`02:44.48`	`Newbie___`	`hi all, does TDM support PCIx expander. i only have 2 built in PCIx but plan to use 3 TDM cards`
`02:45.21`	`Igbothom_III`	`Newbie___, in that case, 2 of the cards will likely be using the same IRQ resources, which isn't great`
`02:46.00`	`Igbothom_III`	`I just wish Digium would move with the times and release some PCIe (you have PCIe - Express, not PCIX most likely) cards`
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`02:49.35`	`bluregard`	`hey, does anyone use voicepulse connect or have any opinion on them?`
`02:49.39`	`Newbie___`	`Igbothom_III: yeah, i use dell. my dell box has more PCIe and less PCIx`
`02:50.26`	`knight113`	`hi. anyone having problem wth 100% cpu usage with asterisk 1.4 ?`
`02:50.48`	`russellb`	`knight113: there have been some issues`
`02:50.48`	`russellb`	`try the latest code in the 1.4 branch`
`02:51.04`	`knight113`	`hi i a using the version from yesterday..`
`02:51.08`	`knight113`	`i have opened a bug..`
`02:51.10`	`Dovid`	`russellb: any idea on a release date for 1.4 ?`
`02:51.17`	`knight113`	`actually it's at 100% now if you want to check out..`
`02:51.17`	`russellb`	`Dovid: yesterday`
`02:51.31`	`Dovid`	`yay`
`02:51.36`	`Dovid`	`didnt see it on the site. gona look`
`02:51.44`	`russellb`	`knight113: i wish i could ... i'm kind of busy atm`
`02:51.49`	`russellb`	`Dovid: jk :-p`
`02:52.04`	`knight113`	`SVN-trunk-r48018`
`02:52.12`	`knight113`	`this is what I am using..`
`02:52.19`	`Dovid`	`lol`
`02:52.24`	`russellb`	`oh, that's not 1.4 :)`
`02:52.26`	`Dovid`	`russellb: u got me all excited`
`02:52.33`	`Dovid`	`:(`
`02:52.37`	`russellb`	`knight113: and yes, there was a bug yesterday that caused that`
`02:52.45`	`knight113`	`48018 is not the latest trunk?`
`02:52.48`	`russellb`	`knight113: but it was fixed today. That's the spirit of the trunk`
`02:52.58`	`russellb`	`Dovid: sorry, couldn't resist`
`02:53.18`	`Dovid`	`hehe. dont blame u. u guys work hard`
`02:53.21`	`DavoFrom818`	`lol`
`02:53.22`	`knight113`	`ok.. this is the bug I have been having for the last one month in 1.4 branch.. it's really fixed?`
`02:53.34`	`russellb`	`knight113: well you're not running the 1.4 branch`
`02:54.03`	`knight113`	`I had the same problem with 1.4-beta3 ..`
`02:54.21`	`Dovid`	`russellb: out of curiosity (cant spell - i know) y hasnt asterisk go in to the VOIP biz. as in termination/origination etc. ?`
`02:54.30`	`knight113`	`atleast I thought it was similar..`
`02:54.49`	`russellb`	`gotcha. well, yeah. in 1.4, there has been things fixed since beta3 that are in branch-1.4 in svn. in the trunk, which you are running now, there was a bug yesterday, but is fixed now as of rev 48074.`
`02:55.06`	`russellb`	`Dovid: a ton of people use Asterisk for that.`
`02:55.35`	`knight113`	`ok.. I will upgrade it to 48074.. and keep my fingers crossed..`
`02:55.48`	`Dovid`	`russellb: my qustion is why digium didnt get in to the orig/term biz as in selling minutes.`
`02:56.02`	`russellb`	`ah. well, that's just not part of Digium's business model`
`02:56.42`	`file`	`and I hope it never is`
`02:56.42`	`knight113`	`russell.. just curious.. is this bug random or caused by any particular sequence..`
`02:56.42`	`russellb`	`file: agreed :-p`
`02:56.45`	`russellb`	`knight113: well .... that's complicated :)`
`02:57.38`	`knight113`	`ok.. mine i believe it happends randomly.. it ddnt happend all day long.. just happend couplpe of hours back after a call..`
`02:58.01`	`knight113`	`anyways.. I will upgrade it right away..`
`02:58.01`	`russellb`	`interesting`
`02:58.16`	`Dovid`	`russellb: ok. cause being that you guys have asterisk - you can bundle minutes with ABE etc. some one actually asked me about it, cause he wanted to invest a few mil. in to voip`
`02:58.45`	`DavoFrom818`	`ok bluregard u there?`
`02:59.01`	`knight113`	`russell: is there anything you want me to check to make sure it's the same bug?`
`02:59.15`	`bluregard`	`DavoFrom818, yeah`
`02:59.20`	`russellb`	`Dovid: we're more interested in providing services, to perhaps help people start a business like that. Say, providing software (ABE), 24/7 support, consulting services, etc.`
`02:59.22`	`DavoFrom818`	`any news?`
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`02:59.46`	`russellb`	`knight113: i don't think so. if you still have the problem after upgrading, someone will have to log in and look most likely ...`
`02:59.55`	`bluregard`	`DavoFrom818, not really`
`03:00.17`	`hoobastooba`	`something is still not quite right... whenever i do an outbound call from my call center floor, I get a deadlock error just after it issues the monitor command... here is my extensions.conf: http://pastebin.ca/260213`
`03:00.24`	`Dovid`	`got ya. just asking.`
`03:00.28`	`bluregard`	`DavoFrom818, do you know how to use a packet sniffer?`
`03:00.34`	`Dovid`	`its 5:00 AM time for some lseep`
`03:00.36`	`Dovid`	`sleep*`
`03:00.37`	`Dovid`	`night all`
`03:00.39`	`bluregard`	`DavoFrom818, like tcpdump or ethereal`
`03:00.39`	`JayTee52`	`nite`
`03:01.13`	`Igbothom_III`	`Newbie___, PCIe is PCI Express. PCI-X (or PCIX or PCIx) is PCI Extended (which is the PCI-looking 32-bit/64-bit 66/100/133 MHz slot). The two are worlds apart`
`03:01.26`	`Igbothom_III`	`So3kris, confusing PCIe with PCI-X isn't good :)`
`03:01.57`	`JayTee52`	`JT, you here?`
`03:03.18`	`knight113`	`also, when it's at 100% none of the commands works in asterisk CLI ..`
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`03:07.05`	`hoobastooba`	`any ideas on what i am doing wrong with my monitor command? this issue started about the same time asterisk started chewing up all of my memory and crashing asterisk. I made a change at that time on how i add queue members.... that is when this started happening.`
`03:07.16`	`hoobastooba`	`it must be related.`
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`03:11.44`	`DavoFrom818`	`brb`
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`03:13.46`	`southtel`	`Has anyone out there set up unauthenticated inbound SIP calls from a given IP?`
`03:13.54`	`southtel`	`I can't seem to get the calls to go through.`
`03:16.25`	`Archi1999`	`anybody here use snapanumber? When it uses asterisk manager login to setup a call to one of my extensions, it just hangsup`
`03:17.51`	`Archi1999`	`it'll ring once or twice and then say hung up.`
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`03:21.20`	`Newbie___`	`Igbothom_III: yeah, i use dell. my dell box has more PCIe and less PCIx`
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`03:21.45`	`Newbie___`	`ops`
`03:23.15`	`Igbothom_III`	`it is unlikely to have any PCI-X`
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`03:39.02`	`GaVak`	`you can learn a whole lot about extensions.conf when someone switches your remote server to production before it is ready and you only have until the morning to make it work just like the previous pbx.`
`03:39.05`	`GaVak`	`A whole lot.`
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`03:40.26`	`Junodixon`	`dose anyone know how i can connect to my asterisk box from outside of my network`
`03:40.37`	`Nugget`	`I need to wipe my asterisk install and start over. my extensions.conf is so stale`
`03:42.19`	`file`	`Nugget: mine isn't, I even have you on speed dial!`
`03:42.38`	`file`	`it's the Nugget 24/7 help line, just a button away`
`03:44.26`	`Newbie___`	`guys, trying to build a 48FXS and 8 FXO. any recommendation what TDM card to use?`
`03:45.11`	`Newbie___`	`and card to support PCIe`
`03:46.07`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Newbie___ : Sangoma A200d for the FXO, and 2 x Mediatrix 1124 gateways for the FXS.`
`03:46.09`	`Igbothom_III`	`obviously, the 24-port card!!!`
`03:47.17`	`Grizzy`	`Aren't T1s less expensive?`
`03:47.44`	`Newbie___`	`there are just so mandy different brands now`
`03:48.20`	`Grizzy`	`indiviidual POTS lines instead of 2 T1 lines?`
`03:49.05`	`Grizzy`	`sounds like a wiring nightmare.`
`03:49.06`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Grizzy : Analog can be cheaper depending where you are, but always less functional.`
`03:49.11`	`Newbie___`	`oh my god. Mediatrix 1124 is 1599 british pounds`
`03:49.20`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Grizzy : And he's talking about 8 lines.... no need for T1.`
`03:49.30`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Newbie___ : UK import = ass`
`03:49.40`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Newbie___ : Cost less than that in USD$`
`03:49.58`	`Grizzy`	`ahh, sorry, I scrambled FXS and FXO`
`03:50.43`	`Newbie___`	`rhino equipment has 24FXS cost around USD400+, but not out yet`
`03:51.37`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Newbie___ : If its not out, who's listing it for anything near 400$?`
`03:52.04`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Newbie___ : I've seen a 4 port card, and their channel banks, NEITHER are on my suggest list as it is.`
`03:53.13`	`Supaplex`	`should I use read for ivr menus?`
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`03:53.53`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Supaplex : No, IVR typically means you are using the "s" exten, and should be using normal contexts with timeouts defined`
`03:54.26`	`Supaplex`	`and on timeout goto self?`
`03:55.00`	`Supaplex`	`hummm it's still mostly agi based. one agi...`
`03:55.03`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Supaplex : Or wherever`
`03:55.18`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Supaplex : What are you reading in in this IVR?`
`03:55.35`	`Supaplex`	`an option to let the user switch`
`03:56.06`	`Supaplex`	`repeat this balance, pay now, talk to a rep`
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`03:57.15`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Supaplex : That calls for a standard IVR. Only time I'd use AGI is to process a previously READ variable and choose where in the dialplan to jump to based on it.`
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`04:03.51`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Supaplex : But then.... I'm evidently crazy and everything I say should be take with a grain of salt, a pinch of pepper, a sprig of parsley and dash of cilantro and/or oregano`
`04:04.11`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`And don't foget the cherry on top!`
`04:04.45`	`Supaplex`	`oh yes`
`04:06.01`	`Supaplex`	`I think I'm going to create atleast one context to fanout from the agi, with possible return. I only intend to drop/exit the agi when I'm all done. No sense reloading perl and all the living objects if I don't need to.`
`04:06.18`	`Supaplex`	`provided I'm not dialing/queuing etc`
`04:09.57`	`Supaplex`	`and what do you mean by 'standard' ivr anyway?`
`04:10.10`	`Supaplex`	`have a dialplan snippet to illistrate? :)`
`04:10.41`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Supaplex : These are the BASICS. Go read the book or wiki on it :)`
`04:11.02`	`Supaplex`	`aight'`
`04:11.27`	`nords`	`anyone install AsteriskNow?`
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`04:45.41`	`ManxPower`	`AsteriskNow`
`04:45.44`	`ManxPower`	`?`
`04:46.11`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`ManxPower : its listed on http://www.asterisk.org/`
`04:49.24`	`ManxPower`	`[TK]D-Fender: Ah. Another Sissy GUI?`
`04:50.26`	`ManxPower`	`"GUIs for Asterisk are like having sex with a warm watermellon, it may be fun for 5 mins but then you want the real thing."`
`04:51.39`	`Igbothom_III`	`what - a chilled watermelon?`
`04:54.12`	`Supaplex`	`is gosub(context,s,1) invalid because of the extension?`
`04:54.47`	`Archi1999`	`nope warm apple pie`
`04:55.13`	`Igbothom_III`	`how aboot peach pie?`
`04:55.19`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`ManxPower : Another diuretic... JOY!`
`04:55.46`	`Archi1999`	`hmmm a bit too femenin feminin smell afterwards`
`04:55.56`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`ManxPower : And not just "Another Sissy GUI", its a Digium created and SPONSORED one!`
`04:56.11`	`Igbothom_III`	`feminine? Wow - there's someone who's never seen a woman!`
`04:56.48`	`Archi1999`	`how so?`
`04:57.05`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`"I could eat a peach for hours" - Castor Troy`
`04:57.22`	`Archi1999`	`wow pulled that one out fast..`
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`05:02.08`	`Archi1999`	`so asterisknow is like a trixbox but made by digium...`
`05:02.32`	`Igbothom_III`	`but with Trixbox - EVERYTHING runs as user "asterisk" which can only be bad for security`
`05:02.49`	`Igbothom_III`	`castor troy rocks :)`
`05:03.53`	`Archi1999`	`ok, if you say so..`
`05:04.30`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Igbothom_III : You're right... lets petition them to change it to ROOT ;)`
`05:04.44`	`Igbothom_III`	`well, breach any one of the multiple apps on Trixbox running as Asterisk and you have come damned close to breaching them all - if its a root breach, then you have all`
`05:05.10`	`Igbothom_III`	`rofl - I'm kinda surprised that this wasn't the case anyway ('cept that many apps won't run as root to stop this sort of silliness)`
`05:06.11`	`orlock`	`Hmm.. Asterisk seems to be determining the DID of a call from the INVITE rather than the To: address`
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`05:08.13`	`ManxPower`	`Supaplex: do you have an exten s in [context]`
`05:08.55`	`ManxPower`	`[TK]D-Fender: I don't care who makes it, it is still a sissy gui`
`05:10.45`	`Archi1999`	`it's statements like that that have kept Linux off the desktop for this long.`
`05:11.31`	`Archi1999`	`some people just don't have the time to dig into it like others, yet still would like to play..`
`05:12.27`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Archi1999 : Problem is they are playing in a DEAD END. This is not comperable to a GUI in reference to an entire desktop environment. It itsn't the same kind of creative limitation.`
`05:13.12`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Archi1999 : And unfortunately an old addage of mine holds true "Catering to idiocy only advocates it"`
`05:13.35`	`ManxPower`	`I just don't think PBX admin lends itself to a GUI`
`05:13.57`	`Archi1999`	`no but they do let me make small changes without having to go back and look up how to structure a certain line.`
`05:14.19`	`ManxPower`	`For small changes, you have to look it up every time?`
`05:14.24`	`ManxPower`	`Sounds time consuming`
`05:14.52`	`Archi1999`	`Fender: True on the idiocy. But with it you can let a minion do the minor tasks while you work on the major tasks.... like playing Battlefield.`
`05:15.00`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`ManxPower : Depends which I guess. Not * at any rate. When you get down to fact of how limited the vast remainder is then i guess a GUI isn't hard to imagine. Look at the Nortel BCM. its a web interface over the same shitty Norstar engine.`
`05:15.12`	`JT`	`i think at the end of the day, morons should not be admining phone systems`
`05:15.19`	`JT`	`they tend to be more important than computer systems`
`05:15.24`	`ManxPower`	`[TK]D-Fender: The "other new PBXs" at my largest client are BCMs`
`05:15.36`	`ManxPower`	`Their SIP doesn't even work until "the next software update"`
`05:15.52`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`ManxPower : BCM = Galactic pile of shit.`
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`05:19.33`	`ManxPower`	`[TK]D-Fender: Good. 8-)`
`05:19.42`	`ManxPower`	`They have bought like 4 of them in the past year.`
`05:19.44`	`Archi1999`	`it's a simple question of do you want to get interupted everytime somebody needs a new extension, or have a less trained person do it on a gui where eh or she can't break anything.`
`05:20.03`	`ManxPower`	`Archi1999: do you know how regular PBXs handle this sort of thing?`
`05:20.07`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Archi1999 : A concession to lazyness... you just need better minions...`
`05:20.29`	`ManxPower`	`I do NOT admin the BCMS`
`05:20.29`	`Archi1999`	`By the time they get better you lose them...`
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`05:20.33`	`jax`	`sorry.`
`05:20.38`	`jax`	`needed to use irssi, that java client was killing me`
`05:20.40`	`jax`	`Edit ZAP Trunk`
`05:20.40`	`jax`	`Delete Trunk g1`
`05:20.43`	`Archi1999`	`Manx: Nope.`
`05:20.44`	`jax`	`oops/.`
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`05:21.05`	`jax`	`where did Kerry_G go?`
`05:21.26`	`ManxPower`	`Either the vendor does it or the junior PBX admin does it (the PFY)`
`05:21.38`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`jax : Straight to direect FreePBX sponsorship.... not a stretch really...`
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`05:22.01`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`ManxPower : PFY?`
`05:23.27`	`Archi1999`	`whats the take on the whole freePBX thing genrally anyways?`
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`05:24.06`	`Igbothom_III`	`well, we're currently using it here (in Trixbox 1.2.3) but are going to migrate to Asterisk on FreeBSD sometime in the foreseeable future`
`05:24.15`	`Igbothom_III`	`sans GUI`
`05:24.21`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Archi1999 : If you waned some cookie cutter POS PBX why bother with *? You don't by a Lego set just to build whats ont he cover of the box. And then come whining when you don't like it later.`
`05:25.27`	`ManxPower`	`Pimply Faced Youth. Don't you read the BOFH?`
`05:25.59`	`Archi1999`	`Fwnder: No but you can use whats on the box to get a feel for it.`
`05:26.08`	`orlock`	`lart lart lart!`
`05:26.51`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`ManxPower : I generate enough bile without looking for lists of others :)`
`05:27.12`	`Supaplex`	`just when you add debugging code, the bug disappears. lovely...`
`05:27.22`	`orlock`	`heisenbug`
`05:27.22`	`ManxPower`	`Bastard Operator From Hell. It's like a bible for sysadmins -- the evil ones at least`
`05:27.43`	`orlock`	`Can anybody tell me what asterisk uses to determine the DID?`
`05:27.51`	`ManxPower`	`orlock: the incoming number`
`05:28.27`	`ManxPower`	`orlock: perhaps you could mention what tech you are referring to. sip mgcp sccp h323 zap pri ct1`
`05:28.56`	`orlock`	`ManxPower: SIP`
`05:28.56`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Archi1999 : No. FreePBX doesn't teach ANYTHING. i've encountered/helped countless FrrePBX idiots who come in here brandishing improper terminology and having NO concept of how * works at all who never read a man page, wiki, or * book in their lives asking us to teach them the most pathetic basics that were not only published, but FREELY distributed no less on to satisfy their collective lazyness. So if I seem less than enthused.... you are beginning t`
`05:29.13`	`orlock`	`ManxPower: and the incoming number thats listed in the INVITE, or the incoming number in the To:`
`05:29.22`	`Supaplex`	`....`
`05:29.27`	`ManxPower`	`orlock: as I understand it it uses the To:, but I could be wrong.`
`05:29.33`	`orlock`	`ManxPower: our SIP provider is setting the To: as the DID the call is actually for`
`05:29.48`	`orlock`	`ManxPower: well, according to the logs i have, its using the INVITE:`
`05:29.58`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`ManxPower : I live by my own book. And like they say of Unix "Those who do not understand it are doomed to recreate it... poorly" :)`
`05:30.00`	`ManxPower`	`orlock: as I said, I could be wrong.`
`05:30.11`	`Igbothom_III`	`[TK]D-Fender, I agree that in many cases, a little knowledge can go a long way. For those unwilling to grow their own knowledge, they should pay someone to get their system online and running, and then to keep it maintained.`
`05:30.28`	`Igbothom_III`	`You can either do it, or you can't. if you don't want to - then pay someone who can\|does`
`05:30.32`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`Igbothom_III : Yup, that too....`
`05:31.02`	`ManxPower`	`[TK]D-Fender: User: Can I get my disk quota increased? BOFH: <types rm -rf /home/usename> and says "There, I've freed up some space for you.`
`05:31.14`	`Igbothom_III`	`doomed to recreate it... poorly - you must have seen Microsoft's poor UAC implementation, then? ;)`
`05:31.24`	`ManxPower`	`No, what they should do is go to #freepbx and leave us alone`
`05:32.03`	`ManxPower`	`You encourage them [TK]D-Fender`
`05:32.07`	`orlock`	`[TK]D-Fender: Ok then, as a clueless freepbx user, can you tell me if Asterisk basis its DID on the number in the INVITE or the number in the To:?`
`05:32.12`	`ManxPower`	`Shame on you! tease`
`05:32.17`	`manalive`	`I have a X100P FXO card, which as I understand it is effectively a v.92 modem. Is there linux software I can use to record a telephone call going through it?`
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`05:32.37`	`Archi1999`	`Fender: We got our wires crossed I was talking about our previous conversation..`
`05:32.41`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`orlock : To my awareness its the "to:"`
`05:32.42`	`manalive`	`I have zaptel/asterisk working, but asterisk seems overkill, perhaps there is an audio recorder I can simply point to the zaptel device and silently record a telephone call?`
`05:32.43`	`ManxPower`	`manalive: Asterisk can do it, but you have to set up a full blown phone system to do that`
`05:32.48`	`Igbothom_III`	`manalive, yup, it is called "Asterisk"`
`05:32.51`	`Igbothom_III`	`;)`
`05:33.00`	`orlock`	`[TK]D-Fender: logs i have here show it being set using the INVITE:`
`05:33.08`	`ManxPower`	`orlock: Your best bet is to ask on the asterisk-dev mailing list or on #asterisk-dev or check the mailing list archives.`
`05:33.19`	`ManxPower`	`orlock: do you have a /extension at the end of your register line?`
`05:33.20`	`Igbothom_III`	`oh, and silently recording a telephone call is illegal in most places`
`05:33.25`	`orlock`	`ManxPower: yes`
`05:33.37`	`ManxPower`	`orlock: what happens if you remove that?`
`05:33.38`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`manalive : look at the "monitor" application.`
`05:33.46`	`manalive`	`I'm in Canada, where only one party has to consent, and being my phone, I consent ;)`
`05:33.53`	`Igbothom_III`	`hehe`
`05:33.56`	`Igbothom_III`	`then you're fine :)`
`05:33.59`	`manalive`	`OK I will look at monitor`
`05:34.17`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`manalive : and "mixmonitor". Probably a better bet`
`05:34.18`	`Igbothom_III`	`I wonder what the actual regs are here in 'Stralyamate?`
`05:34.29`	`manalive`	`Do I have to type monitor each time, or when the phone rings is there an easy way to have the logic record the call until a hangup?`
`05:34.44`	`ManxPower`	`manalive: no, the calls go thru the PBX`
`05:34.50`	`ManxPower`	`A phone system`
`05:35.16`	`orlock`	`Igbothom_III: you need to notify people at the start of the call iirc`
`05:35.27`	`Igbothom_III`	`yup - googled and that seems to be right`
`05:35.33`	`Igbothom_III`	`easy on an inbound call :)`
`05:35.59`	`ManxPower`	`Using Asterisk just to record calls is like watching a movie using Flash. Yes it can be done, but that's not what it's there for.`
`05:36.01`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`manalive : Are you looking to use * merely as a call recorder while using phones external to *?`
`05:36.47`	`Archi1999`	`alright, nice talking to you all but it's bed time... long day tommorrow.`
`05:36.58`	`Igbothom_III`	`noot`
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`05:38.30`	`manalive`	`[TK]D-Fender: you tell me what the easiest way is to have * record my telephone calls :)`
`05:39.15`	`Igbothom_III`	`5.1.4 In order to avoid contravening the prohibition against interception set out in the`
`05:39.15`	`Igbothom_III`	`TIA, all parties to a telephone conversation must have actual knowledge that theconversation is being Monitored. The TIA does not require parties to a`
`05:39.15`	`Igbothom_III`	`telephone conversation to consent to Monitoring activities.`
`05:39.19`	`manalive`	`Being an FXO card, my understand is I will manually have to type "Monitor" to record outgoing calls, but I should be able to rig an extensions.conf that does nothing but silently records all incoming calls until the hangup`
`05:39.24`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`manalive : You'd have to be using * as an actual PBX. Otherwise save yourself the trouble and buy the 20$ adapter from RadioShack.`
`05:39.30`	`ManxPower`	`[TK]D-Fender: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/03/03/bofh_2006_episode_9/`
`05:39.37`	`Igbothom_III`	`So3kris, all parties must be informed, but the TIA doesn't care if one party fails to consent :)`
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`05:40.25`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`manalive : Hangup detection on those cards suck ass. and * would ahve to pick up the call. Which means it will answer EVERY call., and callers will be greeted with silence unless you answer. No that wouldn't be a tip-off at all...`
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`05:41.06`	`mrbert`	`Is it possible to use skype as a trunk , skype allows you to dial any local number. How is this possible does anybody know`
`05:41.35`	`manalive`	`so I guess it will only work if I manually type "Monitor", is that all I need to type? (I guess I'll just call someone and try it) and that will work for inbound or outbound?`
`05:42.37`	`manalive`	`What should I set my extensions.conf at so that it doesn't answer the phone, yet Asterisk will be ready for me to type "Monitor"?`
`05:42.59`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`manalive : Not sure about trying to do it from the * CLI, but again they will hear a "click" and will be a painful experience.`
`05:43.20`	`ManxPower`	`mrbert: yes.`
`05:43.47`	`ManxPower`	`manalive: you cannot run the monitor applictation outside of a call`
`05:43.54`	`manalive`	`[TK]D-Fender: not too worried about the click if it's not that intrusive. When dialing out, I can do it before I hit the DTMF tones?`
`05:43.54`	`ManxPower`	`you also cannot run it manually`
`05:43.57`	`ManxPower`	`It's a damn pbx`
`05:44.07`	`manalive`	`oh`
`05:44.17`	`mrbert`	`ManxPower: Were can i find that information`
`05:44.29`	`ManxPower`	`~mailinglist`
`05:44.33`	`jbot`	`Search Asterisk mailing lists by prepending site:lists.digium.com to your Google search. Browse the mailing list archive at http://lists.digium.com/ or search through it at http://www.asteriskguru.com/archives, or and there is also the Macintosh Asterisk mailing list at http://www.astmasters.net/maml.htmm`
`05:44.33`	`manalive`	`Is there any functionality I can have with just FXO card and no FXS cards for my analog phones? :)`
`05:44.38`	`ManxPower`	`manalive: not really`
`05:44.51`	`ManxPower`	`I guess you could use a softphone`
`05:45.23`	`ManxPower`	`mrbert: I believe all current solutions require a separate Windows Box to run the Skype software`
`05:46.14`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`manalive : For dialing out you're best off using a phone attached to * normally. Frankly you're better off using * like the full PBX its meant to be.`
`05:46.17`	`orlock`	`argh`
`05:46.17`	`manalive`	`ManxPower: how would I do outbound calls with the softphone? My understanding is the FXO can't do outbound?`
`05:46.20`	`orlock`	`voip provider down`
`05:46.22`	`orlock`	`i think`
`05:46.32`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`manalive : You are mistaken`
`05:46.36`	`orlock`	`either that or asterisk just crapped out`
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`05:47.11`	`shellshark`	`manalive: FXO can do inbound and outbound just fine`
`05:47.24`	`shellshark`	`manalive: you just can't hook a phone up to an FXO port`
`05:47.35`	`manalive`	`ahh ok, so FXS is just to use analog phones, not related to outgoing/incoming.`
`05:47.45`	`shellshark`	`right`
`05:49.16`	`ManxPower`	`manalive: FXO can do outbound and Inbound`
`05:49.31`	`ManxPower`	`You would hook up your trusty headset to your computer and run the softphone stuff.`
`05:49.56`	`ManxPower`	`manalive: But you really should read The Book first.`
`05:49.59`	`ManxPower`	`~book`
`05:50.00`	`jbot`	`i heard book is a book called Asterisk: The Future of Telephony which is found at http://www.asteriskdocs.org/modules/tinycontent/index.php?id=11`
`05:50.17`	`manalive`	`ahh neat will try that. At least I'd be able to record those calls then, at least until I get FXS phones/ports.`
`05:50.39`	`ManxPower`	`Once you have read that just /msg jbot the 4th word from page 247 and it will upgrade your access to the channel`
`05:51.14`	`Igbothom_III`	`;)`
`05:51.47`	`ManxPower`	`manalive: Asterisk is at least as complex as the phone system of a 300 person business`
`05:52.42`	`manalive`	`so I guess there is no way just to use an audio recorder software and tell it to record /dev/zap/1 or something? :)`
`05:53.02`	`ManxPower`	`manalive: sure there is. But you have to set it up as a PBX first.`
`05:53.05`	`manalive`	`I really only want Asterisk to record calls and to be a glorified answering machine.`
`05:53.15`	`slestak`	`thats why im trying to see if it is way overkill for my needs. i just want a phone attendent and a couple of voice mail boxes for my wifes startup. dont need to replace existing pots carrier. sound stupid?`
`05:53.16`	`ManxPower`	`manalive: Asterisk is neither thing.`
`05:53.36`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`manalive : Then go to RadioShack and just buy their stupid little adapter, and save everyone a lot of effort`
`05:53.39`	`ManxPower`	`You are trying to use dump truck to run over a rat.`
`05:54.05`	`ManxPower`	`slestak: It is more complicated than you think, but yes, Asterisk can do that`
`05:54.19`	`Grizzy`	`What's the rat-appropriate sized vehicle?`
`05:54.27`	`ManxPower`	`Grizzy: a rat trap`
`05:54.38`	`Grizzy`	`metaphorically....`
`05:55.00`	`ManxPower`	`a rat trap. My point is he is using the wrong tool or even wrong class of tools to do what he wants`
`05:55.44`	`Grizzy`	`Yes, what's a software way to do what he wants with appropriately less complexity?`
`05:56.22`	`slestak`	`ManxPower: i see complication everywhere w this project. i see no other tools for this unless i just buy her an answering machine, lol`
`05:56.41`	`brian`	`http://rafb.net/paste/results/CPEVXQ82.html <--- How do I fix this so I do it "correctly"`
`05:56.46`	`ManxPower`	`I imagine this would be a good start: http://freshmeat.net/search/?q=answering+machine&section=projects&Go.x=0&Go.y=0`
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`05:57.37`	`ManxPower`	`slestak: there are several "tiny" PBXs out there.`
`05:57.57`	`manalive`	`Can I use the X100P with a software answering machine?`
`05:58.01`	`ManxPower`	`I imagine you could look at HelloDirect.com for ideas, but don't buy from them, they are expensive`
`05:58.32`	`ManxPower`	`manalive: I doubt you can use the X100P clone with anything other than Asterisk`
`05:58.41`	`manalive`	`It's not a clone.`
`05:58.53`	`ManxPower`	`A driver has to be written for each specific chipset`
`05:59.00`	`ManxPower`	`manalive: then it is an antique`
`05:59.03`	`brian`	`http://rafb.net/paste/results/CPEVXQ82.html <--- Come on guys it's only 7 lines stop being mean about it`
`05:59.10`	`ManxPower`	`Digium has not sold X100Ps in like 2 years`
`05:59.25`	`ManxPower`	`brian: define your problem and define "correctly"`
`05:59.43`	`manalive`	`agreed, and I wouldn't have bought one new. I'm just wondering if I can record calls with it/have it be an answering machine...`
`06:00.09`	`ManxPower`	`manalive: Yes! YES!!! YES!!!!!!!!!!!`
`06:00.15`	`ManxPower`	`now go read the book`
`06:00.38`	`manalive`	`with the card (hardware), without asterisk/pbx.`
`06:00.49`	`ManxPower`	`manalive: How the heck would I know?`
`06:01.00`	`ManxPower`	`or any of use, for that matter.`
`06:01.45`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`ManxPower : He's a lost cause.... leave him be.`
`06:01.53`	`manalive`	`I was figuring it would be an easy, obvious yes or no question.`
`06:02.01`	`ManxPower`	`[TK]D-Fender: I think it might be time to figure out the /ignore on GAIM`
`06:02.09`	`slestak`	`ManxPower: thx for the tip. i shoulda googled and looked at sf.net. asterisk is getting so much press, looked like the obvious choice.`
`06:02.11`	`Grizzy`	`An interesting challenge, to write a descriptive language that outputs asterisk config files.`
`06:02.27`	`manalive`	`"You can use the X100P card with other than software than asterisk" yes/no. I didn't think it was a tricky question.`
`06:02.31`	`ManxPower`	`slestak: Asterisk is an AWESOME system.`
`06:02.40`	`Grizzy`	`Or something like LabVIEW.`
`06:02.46`	`ManxPower`	`manalive: We would have to know what other software supports.`
`06:03.08`	`manalive`	`ok thanks.`
`06:03.15`	`ManxPower`	`IT is a tricky question because the question requires us to know all the other pieces of software out there.`
`06:03.30`	`ManxPower`	`manalive: I can tell you that you CANNOT do what you want without software`
`06:03.50`	`ManxPower`	`Well that was easy.`
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`06:04.01`	`ManxPower`	`slestak: I was thinking more of a hardware solution`
`06:04.26`	`ManxPower`	`If you are going to accept the massive investment of time in a software soltuion you might as well use Asterisk`
`06:07.41`	`slestak`	`i think this it he way to go, a lot of the other telephony hits im seeing is from circe 2001-2004 and deals w isdn.`
`06:07.43`	`ManxPower`	`slestak: I guess the real question is: Do you want something that is reasonably cheap for a business is simple to use and easy to set up or do you want a research project and'/or hobby?`
`06:08.16`	`Grizzy`	`It sounds like Manx hates asterisk.`
`06:09.05`	`slestak`	`i already use linux for hobby life, run a few webapps on a webserver for my use. with a family member atarting a small business, im now becoming heer tech support. lol`
`06:09.09`	`ManxPower`	`slestak: http://www.hellodirect.com/hellodirect/Shop?DSP=30100&PCR=1:1:5:25:250&IID=21052&itemskuid=21052`
`06:09.21`	`mrbert`	`Ok is there a free version of skype to sip`
`06:09.28`	`ManxPower`	`slestak: no, It's jus that the newbies has no concept of how complicated a phone system is.`
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`06:10.06`	`ManxPower`	`mrbert: Skype is a closed protocol.`
`06:10.20`	`ManxPower`	`slestak: then you are in a good position to use Asterisk`
`06:10.24`	`Grizzy`	`mrbert - skype doesn't interoperate well.`
`06:10.49`	`ManxPower`	`slestak: want some advice?`
`06:11.06`	`slestak`	`sure, thats why im here`
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`06:11.27`	`ManxPower`	`Use a Sangoma or Digium card to talk to the telco, then SIPura ATAs and analog phones OR SIPura 900 series phones or Polycom phones`
`06:11.41`	`mrbert`	`I just want to be available to dial out using skype`
`06:11.52`	`DrAk0SX`	`is possible get caller id from the PSTN with an SPA-3000 ?`
`06:11.54`	`mrbert`	`skype2sip works but you have to buy`
`06:12.09`	`ManxPower`	`If you have a decent internet connection get a local DID (phone number) from an internet telco and use that ONLY when all your real lines are busy You can use call forward on busy to do this`
`06:12.45`	`ManxPower`	`DrAk0SX: Yes. I did it once about 2 years ago, then tried it again about 6 months ago and could not figure it out again`
`06:13.14`	`ManxPower`	`mrbert: We all do, honey. We all do.`
`06:13.24`	`DrAk0SX`	`ManxPower, oh not so good :P`
`06:14.03`	`ManxPower`	`DrAk0SX: I did not spend a lot of time with it. the SPA-3000 was not the right device for what I wanted to do.`
`06:14.20`	`DrAk0SX`	`I just bought one for my house`
`06:14.30`	`ManxPower`	`DrAk0SX: the key is this: the SPA should not answer the line until the FXS is answered or until the call is answered in Asterisk`
`06:14.37`	`ManxPower`	`DrAk0SX: they are great for home use/`
`06:15.14`	`ManxPower`	`DrAk0SX: google it, there are several guides out there, some with Asterisk and the SPA. The mailing list archive might be good for you too.`
`06:15.24`	`DrAk0SX`	`ManxPower, ok so how i do that? i want asterisk to answer the calls`
`06:15.34`	`DrAk0SX`	`Ive been googling`
`06:15.48`	`DrAk0SX`	`I already have configured the FXS and it was very easy`
`06:16.32`	`slestak`	`okay. thx for your input. i looked at the hellodirect link. that would be cool if we had more employees. i will look into this some more. thx`
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`06:19.54`	`ManxPower`	`DrAk0SX: what you do is tell the SPA to send ALL calls to Asterisk.`
`06:20.01`	`ManxPower`	`Then let asterisk send the call back to the SPA`
`06:20.59`	`DrAk0SX`	`yah well im just worried about caller id`
`06:21.17`	`ManxPower`	`The callerid should come thru of the SPA does not answer the call`
`06:21.31`	`AJaymn`	`Anyone know of another company like DIDX that does wholesale DIDs?`
`06:22.01`	`ManxPower`	`AJaymn: Level 3`
`06:24.05`	`mrbert`	`What i am trying to do is have a script that will automaticaly dial users home numbers and read a party notification`
`06:24.11`	`mrbert`	`how is this possible`
`06:24.20`	`AJaymn`	`ManxPower Level 3 has HUGE minmum orders :(`
`06:24.38`	`mrbert`	`I know there is teleyapper is there anything else?`
`06:26.43`	`nosbig`	`mrbert, You might try looking into creating callfiles...`
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`06:27.00`	`aadilismail`	`hi`
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`06:27.23`	`brian`	`can someone please help me`
`06:27.44`	`nosbig`	`brian, what seems to be the issue?`
`06:27.54`	`brian`	`someone said this is wrong: http://rafb.net/paste/results/CPEVXQ82.html`
`06:28.08`	`brian`	`but they didn't tell me why it was wrong, or how to correct it`
`06:28.17`	`mrbert`	`nosbig: creating callfiles?`
`06:28.19`	`nosbig`	`Hang on a second...`
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`06:28.42`	`mustafa`	`i want to customize voicemail for some users`
`06:28.44`	`nosbig`	`mrbert, google for "asterisk callfiles". They are very cool...`
`06:28.54`	`ManxPower`	`brian: is it working?`
`06:29.11`	`nosbig`	`brian, what are you trying to accomplish?`
`06:29.22`	`mustafa`	`actually i need to run my custom ivr like "for urgent message press 2, for normal message press 1"`
`06:29.25`	`mustafa`	`how can i do this`
`06:29.29`	`mustafa`	`any idea`
`06:30.04`	`mustafa`	`pressing any of above will take the caller to user voicemail, my agi script will record caller's choice in mysql db`
`06:30.23`	`brian`	`nosbig: It's a simple little Meetme conference....I want it to recite the number of people in the conference when they press 8`
`06:30.23`	`mustafa`	`is it possible`
`06:30.45`	`brian`	`nosbig: It works, but someone said it's implemented incorrectly`
`06:30.57`	`nosbig`	`I am sorry... I have not had the chance to play with MeetMe yet....`
`06:31.18`	`nosbig`	`I just got done fighting really terrible wiring and some bad implementation of my own...`
`06:31.32`	`brian`	`ManxPower: Hey...`
`06:31.36`	`brian`	`ManxPower: Didn't you help me earlier?`
`06:31.41`	`nosbig`	`But there doesn't seem to be anything terribly obviously wrong...`
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`06:35.21`	`mrbert`	`umm call files might do the work but it just dials right away i want to have squedule ??`
`06:36.36`	`nosbig`	`Create them in another directory and copy them into the spool dir using cron?`
`06:39.23`	`mrbert`	`umm that would be neat i guess i will have to try that`
`06:39.23`	`nosbig`	`Yeah! Netsplit! ;-)`
`06:39.23`	`brian`	`:(`
`06:40.27`	`nosbig`	`Yeah, there was a certain amount of sarcasm there... ;-)`
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`06:41.20`	`ManxPower`	`http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/01/27/bofh_2006_episdoe_4/`
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`07:40.28`	`ManxPower`	`"Its' the first rule of hanging up on people - ALWAYS do it when you're talking. That way they don't believe you'd hang up on them!"`
`07:41.35`	`parag_ast`	`If we are deploying asterisk as a live server for voip termination and origination then what are the things that we should keep in mind to provide the best call quality to the end user ??`
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`08:37.09`	`Shaun2222`	`basically want to * server one west coast and one east coast for redundancy.`
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`09:22.25`	`SheriF_SpacE`	`iax to iax works but after 2 sec when the server in the middel start to relase himself the voice get cuted !`
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`09:33.53`	`SheriF_SpacE`	`i have asterisk ---> connected to my provider asterisk ... when the provider relassing the call i got no voice :-s and i'm using IAX . how can i make my asterisk don't get relased ?`
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`10:05.16`	`angryuser`	`somebody help me plz, i cannot compile zaptel on debian 2.4 kernel`
`10:05.48`	`angryuser`	`i got make *** [zaptel.o] error 1`
`10:06.07`	`angryuser`	`and some diif erroer on storage size`
`10:06.11`	`angryuser`	`errprs`
`10:06.50`	`angryuser`	`anyone?`
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`10:08.21`	`angryuser`	`also a lot of errors on "deferencing pointer to incomplete type"`
`10:11.54`	`angryuser`	`how to write the output of compilation to a file?`
`10:12.40`	`angryuser`	`*compilation messages`
`10:13.49`	`angryuser`	`yea, i am talking ith myself, thank you anyway`
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`10:21.17`	`Aurs`	`angryuser: make > logfile`
`10:21.21`	`Aurs`	`or something like that?`
`10:22.12`	`angryuser`	`well i have managed(finally!!) to compile zaptel, thank you`
`10:22.33`	`Aurs`	`allrighty then. good ;)`
`10:22.51`	`angryuser`	`going to hate xpp/utils mod`
`10:24.23`	`Aurs`	`hate is the path to the dark side, you know`
`10:24.25`	`Aurs`	`:P`
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`10:42.18`	`Jubei_`	`u guys know why this might occur? "channel.c:2380 set_format: Unable to find a codec translation path from g729 to alaw". I have an asterisk that tries to talk to a cisco gatekeeper via chann h.323`
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`11:15.36`	`brian`	`Is there anyway to run asterisk so that it can read /dev/zap as nonroot`
`11:15.56`	`dlynes_laptop`	`brian: sure`
`11:16.09`	`dlynes_laptop`	`brian: give the user that you want to run asterisk as, access to /dev/zap`
`11:16.37`	`dlynes_laptop`	`brian: i.e. chmod 666 /dev/zap`
`11:17.12`	`monsted`	`put that user in a "phone" group and change the ownership to allow that group to use the device`
`11:17.17`	`xnon`	`hello friends`
`11:17.18`	`monsted`	`666 is evil`
`11:17.18`	`brian`	`FreeBSD is a different beast!`
`11:17.44`	`brian`	`crw------- 1 root wheel 0, 95 Jul 18 18:30 pseudo14 <-- The files are created with root owning them.`
`11:18.29`	`monsted`	`brian: (echo own zap root:phone; echo perm zap 0660) >> /etc/devfs.conf`
`11:18.37`	`xnon`	`friends i did buy a FXS Digium Module but i cant make to ring the phone is connected in this channel, anybody can help me!ª`
`11:18.50`	`xnon`	`sorry my english is not so good`
`11:19.07`	`dlynes_laptop`	`monsted: 666 is evil, but it works...without knowing what the username was, 666 was the only option`
`11:19.29`	`monsted`	`dlynes_laptop: don't give them bad ideas if it can be done right with a minimum of information :)`
`11:19.36`	`dlynes_laptop`	`heh`
`11:19.45`	`dlynes_laptop`	`but i wanted to exploit his boxen!!!!`
`11:19.47`	`dlynes_laptop`	`:(((`
`11:21.03`	`angryuser`	`kill me but i cant install zaptel under debian, after apt-get instal zaptel i got 'cant locate module ztdummy' ect, ect`
`11:21.23`	`brian`	`monsted: hi`
`11:21.29`	`brian`	`monsted: how do I make those changes take effect`
`11:21.44`	`angryuser`	`zaptel gve me errors on make also....`
`11:22.00`	`monsted`	`brian: reboot - but you can just manually change the ownership and permissions with chown and chmod`
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`11:22.38`	`brian`	`monsted: that doesn't work.`
`11:22.54`	`brian`	`monsted: it just keeps adding more and more pseudo devices under /dev with root as the owner.`
`11:23.07`	`brian`	`monsted: if i keep doing this I'm going to have a bunch of useless crap under /dev`
`11:23.32`	`monsted`	`well, it should work :)`
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`11:23.56`	`monsted`	`i was assuming it was only /dev/zap, since that's what you mentioned :)`
`11:24.45`	`brian`	`<PROTECTED>`
`11:25.01`	`brian`	`It's the devices being populated beneath /dev/zap that are owned by root:wheel!`
`11:25.42`	`brian`	`hmm weird`
`11:25.47`	`brian`	`now it's just not working to not work :(`
`11:25.57`	`monsted`	`eh?`
`11:26.01`	`monsted`	`/dev/zap/something?`
`11:26.06`	`brian`	`How do I clear all this pseudo devices???`
`11:26.11`	`monsted`	`rm :)`
`11:26.19`	`brian`	`Nov 28 03:30:20 WARNING[16649]: chan_zap.c:914 zt_open: Unable to open '/dev/zap/pseudo': Permission denied`
`11:26.34`	`monsted`	`(DISCLAIMER: i have no idea what your weird driver does)`
`11:26.55`	`brian`	`I don't even see that file under /dev/zap`
`11:26.56`	`brian`	`:(`
`11:27.19`	`dlynes_laptop`	`brian: maybe that's why permission's denied...it doesn't exist`
`11:27.57`	`monsted`	`what are the permissions on /dev/zap?`
`11:28.09`	`brian`	`it exists`
`11:28.12`	`brian`	`you just can't see it`
`11:28.25`	`brian`	`dedicated# ls -la /dev/zap/pseudo`
`11:28.25`	`brian`	`crw------- 1 root wheel 0, 108 Jul 18 18:30 /dev/zap/pseudo`
`11:28.28`	`brian`	`That is the problem file!`
`11:28.34`	`monsted`	`and on the directory?`
`11:28.37`	`brian`	`grrr you file!`
`11:28.50`	`brian`	`drw-rw---- 2 asterisk asterisk 512 Nov 28 03:28 .`
`11:28.50`	`brian`	`dr-xr-xr-x 5 root wheel 512 Dec 31 1969 ..`
`11:29.08`	`monsted`	`you forgot an x there :)`
`11:29.18`	`brian`	`An x where?`
`11:29.27`	`monsted`	`you should have 755 (or 775) on the directory and 644/664 on the files`
`11:29.35`	`brian`	`Ahhhhh!`
`11:29.44`	`monsted`	`sorry, 750/770 and 640/660`
`11:29.44`	`brian`	`But you said 0660!`
`11:29.56`	`monsted`	`you said it was a file :)`
`11:29.59`	`brian`	`I did not!`
`11:30.16`	`monsted`	`well, you don't "read" a directory :)`
`11:30.27`	`brian`	`So how do I add this to /etc/devfs.conf`
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`11:30.43`	`brian`	`own zap asterisk:asterisk`
`11:30.43`	`brian`	`perm zap 0750`
`11:31.54`	`brian`	`But how do I add it for the files within zap`
`11:32.41`	`brian`	`monsted: hey hello!`
`11:32.46`	`brian`	`:'(`
`11:33.01`	`monsted`	`"man vi"?`
`11:33.18`	`brian`	`Nooo`
`11:33.19`	`brian`	`I mean`
`11:33.41`	`monsted`	`ah`
`11:33.46`	`brian`	`How do I make /dev/zap/pseudo automatically be owned by asterisk:asterisk and be permissioned 0750`
`11:33.59`	`monsted`	`not sure, but i'd think "own zap/pseudo asterisk:asterisk" would do it`
`11:34.12`	`brian`	`but what if you're wrong!`
`11:34.21`	`monsted`	`you don't want +x on the files`
`11:34.25`	`brian`	`+x?`
`11:34.26`	`monsted`	`only on the directories`
`11:34.38`	`brian`	`Remind me how you get +x again.`
`11:34.46`	`monsted`	`you're not terribly experienced with unix, are you? ;)`
`11:34.52`	`brian`	`I sort of am!`
`11:35.04`	`brian`	`FreeBSD is just weird!`
`11:35.11`	`monsted`	`no, it isn't`
`11:35.15`	`brian`	`shhh`
`11:35.20`	`brian`	`other people in the channel don't know that`
`11:35.21`	`monsted`	`linux is the ugly duckling of the unix world`
`11:35.24`	`brian`	`you're making me look bad!!`
`11:35.37`	`brian`	`:(`
`11:35.48`	`brian`	`okay so monsted`
`11:35.52`	`brian`	`remind me`
`11:36.01`	`monsted`	`the +x permission on directories means you can change to it, on files that you can execute them`
`11:36.12`	`monsted`	`you don't want to execute the device file, so no +x`
`11:36.29`	`monsted`	`you do however want to be able to enter the zap directory, so it gets +x`
`11:36.57`	`brian`	`aaaaahhhhhhh`
`11:37.14`	`brian`	`dedicated# ls -la /dev/zap/pseudo`
`11:37.14`	`brian`	`crw------- 1 root wheel 0, 113 Jul 18 18:30 /dev/zap/pseudo`
`11:37.21`	`brian`	`Look at it, staying with those permissions! Mocking me!`
`11:37.38`	`brian`	`I just want asterisk to run as non-root :(`
`11:37.38`	`monsted`	`well, if you change the owner to "asterisk" 600 is fine`
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`11:37.49`	`brian`	`I can't change the owner.`
`11:38.00`	`brian`	`It keeps changing back.`
`11:38.01`	`monsted`	`this is why i only bought network-attached stuff :)`
`11:38.20`	`brian`	`dedicated# chown asterisk:asterisk /dev/zap/pseudo`
`11:38.20`	`brian`	`dedicated# ls -la /dev/zap/pseudo`
`11:38.20`	`brian`	`crw------- 1 root wheel 0, 117 Jul 18 18:30 /dev/zap/pseudo`
`11:38.32`	`monsted`	`heh`
`11:38.36`	`monsted`	`you lose :)`
`11:38.38`	`brian`	`It's not a real device, monsted!`
`11:38.44`	`brian`	`It's a pseudo device!`
`11:39.05`	`brian`	`To ##freebsd!!`
`11:40.13`	`Manfish`	`I cant seem to get * to send a voicemail notification via email, I have installed postfix to replace sendmail. I can send mail directly from the asterisk user account in postfix but the notifications are not getting through`
`11:40.29`	`Manfish`	`any clues where to start looking?`
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`11:42.29`	`brian`	`i am very sad monsted`
`11:42.51`	`brian`	`:((`
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`11:51.34`	`Aurs`	`brian: change in your udev files`
`11:51.40`	`dlynes_laptop`	`Manfish: do you have attach=yes?`
`11:52.14`	`Aurs`	`(if you're using udev)`
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`12:09.07`	`cy3o3`	`Anyone around for a quick simple question reguarding asterisk+realtime ?`
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`12:24.18`	`tdi`	`hi, does sb now some UK termination without a limit of concurrent calls, postpay or auto top-up and working with asterisk?`
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`13:00.07`	`petit-toon`	`Hi,does somebody know where I can find an example of how to use RAGI and place_call. Thanks`
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`13:00.33`	`petit-toon`	`I want to use a web Interface (develop with rails) to send call to an asterisk extension`
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`13:03.51`	`ESCulapio__`	`hola Quien Habla espanol`
`13:03.52`	`ESCulapio__`	`?`
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`13:22.16`	`Crescendo`	`I'm setting up a Cisco phone on my system, but it's saying registration rejected. Any ideas?`
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`13:23.18`	`underzsof`	`VISIT : WWW.UNDERZSOFT.COM THE No1 WAREZ INSTANT DOWNLOADZ SITE THANKS`
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`13:30.09`	`santibiotico`	`hi`
`13:31.14`	`santibiotico`	`i've just installed a new asterisk server (1.2.13) and when i type the "reload" command in the CLI it stops the asterisk server, as if i was doing a "stop now"`
`13:31.29`	`santibiotico`	`does anybody know why is it happening?`
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`13:34.01`	`Aurs`	`santibiotico: i I've had crashes on reload when using app_queue`
`13:34.54`	`kintaro0e`	`hello everyone..need advice..we will be transfering to a new office building..currently we have a vonage and packet8 voip ata and 2 lines from pstn..we want also to implement asterisk for our softphones for our developers..what pbx capable of doing this 3 things to be merge..panasonic, iwatsu or etc? any advice?`
`13:35.04`	`he11e`	`hi all. i wanna configure the time, a phone rings after a atxfer. i found DEFAULT_NOANSWER_TIMEOUT_ATTENDED_TRANSFER in the res_features.c; so my question is, do i have to recompile res_features or is there another way to change that value?`
`13:35.41`	`santibiotico`	`Aurs, i'm not using app_queue`
`13:36.10`	`Aurs`	`santibiotico: you should probably try to get a backtrace.`
`13:36.46`	`Aurs`	`or set verbose and debug to 10, and check what the latest text in CLI is before the crash`
`13:37.41`	`santibiotico`	`Aurs, i tried enabling debugging and also setting verbosity to 80, but there is no debug info`
`13:37.48`	`santibiotico`	`it just disconnects`
`13:38.05`	`santibiotico`	`and the only message i get is "Disconnected from Asterisk server"`
`13:38.18`	`Crescendo`	`I'm setting up a Cisco phone on my system, but it's saying registration rejected. Any ideas?`
`13:41.23`	`zoa`	`well probably it doesnt register :p`
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`13:41.30`	`zoa`	`are you sure you didnt make a typo ?`
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`13:41.44`	`TimothyP`	`Hi, for some reason, my IAX to FreeWorldDialup stopped working today , anybody else having problems?`
`13:42.03`	`TimothyP`	`192.246.69.186:4569 814179 <Unregistered> 60 Timeout`
`13:42.03`	`TimothyP`	`192.246.69.186:4569 805208 <Unregistered> 60 Timeout`
`13:43.06`	`santibiotico`	`any idea about the "reload" issue?`
`13:43.20`	`Aurs`	`santibiotico: then you should try to get a backtrace from a core dump`
`13:43.34`	`Aurs`	`do you have any old modules in your modules dir, santibiotico?`
`13:43.39`	`santibiotico`	`no`
`13:44.00`	`santibiotico`	`the problem is that i get no core dump`
`13:44.13`	`santibiotico`	`it just disconnects with no error nor debug info`
`13:44.24`	`Aurs`	`you have to start it with a option`
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`13:48.27`	`Aurs`	`start it with safe_asterisk, then it will dump core on crash`
`13:48.30`	`Aurs`	`in /tmp`
`13:50.15`	`Aurs`	`or asterisk -vvvvgc`
`13:50.22`	`ESCulapio__`	`quien habla espanol`
`13:50.27`	`ESCulapio__`	`necesito ayuda`
`13:50.48`	`perlmonk`	`ESCulapio__, aqui es todo en ingles`
`13:51.36`	`ESCulapio__`	`perlmonk, mi ingles no es muy bueno y tengo unos dias intentendo que me ayuden en ingles pero nadie me entiende`
`13:52.08`	`ESCulapio__`	`perlmonk, y tengo un problema con gatekeeper y h323`
`13:52.45`	`perlmonk`	`ESCulapio__, yo hablo portugues, no espanol, tambien, yo no esto bon no asterisk`
`13:53.27`	`angryuser`	`after of 2 days of research I poor user of linux finally managed to install Asterisk with automatic astribank load firmware, yoohooo!!:)`
`13:54.13`	`ESCulapio__`	`perlmonk, ok a ver quien nos ayuda`
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`14:05.21`	`pingwin`	`what driver set for zaptel do I use for a sangoma A101?`
`14:06.54`	`docelmo`	`pingwin you are REALLY asking in the wrong channel for that..`
`14:07.06`	`pingwin`	`k, any idea what would be then?`
`14:07.07`	`docelmo`	`You should call Sangoma or use WANPIPE putz..`
`14:07.21`	`pingwin`	`i thought sangoma works with zaptel`
`14:07.31`	`perlmonk`	`ESCulapio__, #asterisk-es`
`14:07.47`	`docelmo`	`uhh via WANPIPE.. Do your homework sigh.. You do know what google is right?`
`14:08.10`	`pingwin`	`yeah, but not much time`
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`14:10.04`	`ESCulapio__`	`perlmonk, no hay nadie`
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`14:15.27`	`angryuser`	`how about misdn, is it difficult to install&manage?`
`14:20.29`	`pif`	`it freezes my box`
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`14:37.24`	`ZTCoder`	`hi, there... how can i get a little help here?`
`14:37.32`	`zoa`	`you can start by asking :p`
`14:37.54`	`ZTCoder`	`zoa ehehehe!!!! tks!!!!`
`14:37.56`	`ZTCoder`	`heheheeh!`
`14:38.16`	`TimothyP`	`angryuser no :)`
`14:38.44`	`ZTCoder`	`So... I have a board called Tormenta III E1 but i dont know what driver i can use...`
`14:38.52`	`TimothyP`	`angryuser it's not difficult but it can be a pain in the ass.... I'm willing to help out if you need help , the people on this channel have put a lot of time in it to help me last week :)`
`14:38.57`	`ZTCoder`	`I know is called Tor3e.c`
`14:39.10`	`TimothyP`	`angryuser and if you speak dutch you can simply follow my guide :)`
`14:39.13`	`ZTCoder`	`but in last zaptel release dont have..`
`14:39.43`	`angryuser`	`gm`
`14:40.09`	`dlynes_laptop`	`ZTCoder: is it the old isa card?`
`14:40.21`	`monsted`	`mmm, ISA`
`14:40.26`	`ZTCoder`	`Not... Last PCI model`
`14:40.26`	`angryuser`	`thank you tymothy, well i dont have a card, i am just planning to buy one, i need 4xT`
`14:40.34`	`monsted`	`almost as bad as the proxy with the same name ;)`
`14:40.38`	`angryuser`	`sorry 4xT0`
`14:41.01`	`dlynes_laptop`	`ZTCoder: Yeah...the new pci card doens't use the 'torisa' driver`
`14:41.17`	`angryuser`	`nd still i dont know which to choose`
`14:41.26`	`dlynes_laptop`	`ZTCoder: it should just use the wct1xxp driver if I remember correctly`
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`14:41.28`	`dlynes_laptop`	`ZTCoder: one second`
`14:41.42`	`ZTCoder`	`dlynes_laptop i know... but what driver i can use it?`
`14:42.06`	`TimothyP`	`what are you trying to connect it to ?`
`14:42.20`	`dlynes_laptop`	`ZTCoder: tor2 I think is the driver you want`
`14:42.33`	`dlynes_laptop`	`TimothyP: a Tormenta III E1 PCI card`
`14:42.43`	`ZTCoder`	`yes! E1`
`14:42.48`	`ZTCoder`	`4 ports`
`14:43.16`	`angryuser`	`4x isdn lines, 2 lines out only 2 in only 4 out/in`
`14:43.58`	`angryuser`	`i mean 2 in/out 1ou and 1 in only`
`14:44.21`	`TimothyP`	`isnt it in the beta zaptel?`
`14:44.50`	`angryuser`	`which card shouls i buy?`
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`14:45.17`	`angryuser`	`hsould*(damn laptop)`
`14:45.34`	`TimothyP`	`wouldn't know, as the one we bought cost 700�`
`14:45.47`	`TimothyP`	`it has 4 ports and is intended for ISDN BRI`
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`14:46.45`	`angryuser`	`gm, the thing is that i use zaptel from xorcom(asrtibank usb) do i need to reinstall zaptel for bri?`
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`14:47.13`	`ZTCoder`	`dlynes_laptop tor2 works with Tormenta III v401p-E1?`
`14:47.20`	`TimothyP`	`no , imho you'll need mISDN and then recompile asterisk`
`14:47.27`	`angryuser`	`or how about astribank/bri living together?`
`14:47.37`	`zoa`	`romenta is zaptel`
`14:47.46`	`dlynes_laptop`	`ZTCoder: no idea....isn't the tormenta III a pci T1/E1 card? not a BRI card?`
`14:48.23`	`angryuser`	`show me your guide timothy:)`
`14:48.24`	`TimothyP`	`btw anybody else having problems with iax2 registration to fwd today ?`
`14:49.05`	`ZTCoder`	`dlynes_laptop is a PCI E1 card... i want works with IDSN PRI.. i just need a own drive to start my job.`
`14:49.38`	`ZTCoder`	`I think exists a zaptel patch... but in the google dont have any informations about...`
`14:49.40`	`dlynes_laptop`	`ZTCoder: yeah...I'm pretty sure it's the tor2 driver`
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`14:49.47`	`dlynes_laptop`	`ZTCoder: shouldn't need a patch`
`14:49.58`	`ZTCoder`	`hummm ok... let me try here...`
`14:50.00`	`ZTCoder`	`tks!`
`14:50.28`	`dlynes_laptop`	`ZTCoder: keep in mind, it's a pretty old card, so it'll probably use more cpu and interrupts than the newer cards`
`14:51.02`	`ZTCoder`	`hummm.. right... what you recomend?`
`14:52.56`	`brian`	`hey guys, I have a problem with zaptel and FreeBSD 6.1`
`14:53.24`	`brian`	`I'm using ztdummy`
`14:53.48`	`brian`	`The device file /dev/zap/pseudo is owned by root:wheel and I can't change the permissions so that the user asterisk can read it.`
`14:54.04`	`brian`	`I've been trying to get this to work for 4 hours.`
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`15:00.35`	`tzafrir`	`angryuser, ping`
`15:01.33`	`tzafrir`	`anguser, you don't need bristuff. Basically standard Zaptel will do. bristuff should basically work just as standard zaptel. However...`
`15:02.15`	`tzafrir`	`At this point you basically need either our tarballs from our repo or http://xorcom.com/drivers/astribank , or the svn zaptel`
`15:03.26`	`tzafrir`	`(in 1.2: really really recent. As of the last hour or so ;-) )`
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`15:05.29`	`tzafrir`	`angryuser, ping me (or tzafrir_laptop, later) if you have any problems`
`15:10.07`	`angryuser`	`tzafrir: astribank is done;) finally, i think il buy b400p isdn card, and configure it with misdn`
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`15:11.59`	`poller`	`Hi folks`
`15:12.53`	`poller`	`Just wanted to dubble check something.. As i understand it, it isn't possible to connect Asterisk to a MGCP gateway, provided by my VOIP-provider. Correct?`
`15:13.24`	`monsted`	`poller: correct`
`15:13.30`	`poller`	`Damn =b`
`15:14.06`	`monsted`	`set up a cisco box that does SIP or H323 to MGCP :)`
`15:14.08`	`poller`	`Connecting: Internet -> VOIP-box -> Asterisk is not that appealing.`
`15:14.23`	`poller`	`Sounds expensive. :)`
`15:15.02`	`monsted`	`i would think a 2621 could do it and they're quite cheap on ebay`
`15:15.15`	`poller`	`Thanks, i'll have a look.`
`15:15.25`	`angryuser`	`Question on script:for example i have 3 sip peers of my provider, like out1 out2 and out3 i can pass 2 calls per account at the same time,`
`15:15.26`	`angryuser`	`which make 6 calls max, and i have like 12 users behind,(fxs sip ect) i need to dynamicly manage out lines, somethink like: if Out1 2 lines allready used, pass to out2 check number of free lines, if free lines detected, than call. Is it possible?`
`15:15.40`	`poller`	`I have a G700 under my desk, with media server and everything. But i'm not allowed to bring that home. :)`
`15:19.43`	`poller`	`I wonder what a SIP trunk would cost.`
`15:20.15`	`angryuser`	`poller:depends, on country`
`15:20.26`	`poller`	`O rly? :)`
`15:20.34`	`angryuser`	`:)`
`15:20.52`	`angryuser`	`no not at all, same everywhere`
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`15:21.10`	`pirast`	`hi, does digium provide asterisk security patches?`
`15:21.37`	`zoa`	`yes every time there is a security problem, there is a patch for it`
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`15:22.07`	`santibiotico`	`hi`
`15:22.17`	`DrAk0SX`	`Anyone can help me get the spa-3000 make outgoing calls?`
`15:22.35`	`pirast`	`zoa, for each security vulnerability or just in a whole like the asterisk 1.2.13 patchset?`
`15:23.06`	`santibiotico`	`any way to uninstall asterisk in a clean way?`
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`15:23.33`	`angryuser`	`santibiotico: rm * ;)`
`15:24.11`	`mfroes`	`do anyone have the sipsak plugin for nagios ?`
`15:24.35`	`santibiotico`	`angryuser, a clean uninstallation ;)`
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`15:25.57`	`zoa`	`pirast: they just release an update every time it happens`
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`15:26.11`	`pirast`	`zoa, :-(`
`15:26.15`	`RoyK`	`pirast: use uml to jail asterisk. that way it can have as many security holes as possible without affecting the rest of the system`
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`15:26.50`	`mfroes`	`http://www.voip-info.org//tiki-pagehistory.php?page=Asterisk+monitoring&diff2=24 dont have the link for download`
`15:27.09`	`pirast`	`RoyK, yeah but I want to have the security issue being fixed in a distro.. and for that I need security only patches, or I have to backport it :-(`
`15:27.32`	`RoyK`	`pirast: then backport it`
`15:27.39`	`zoa`	`yeah you will have to backport it`
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`15:27.43`	`RoyK`	`pirast: subscribe to the -dev and -svn lists`
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`15:28.08`	`RoyK`	`all patches come on the -svn list`
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`15:29.00`	`pirast`	`okay, thanks`
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`15:32.36`	`poller`	`monsted: Ok, when are you done with my MGCP support? ;)`
`15:32.40`	`poller`	`I'm waiting`
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`15:33.25`	`blitzrage`	`morning all! I currently keep my CDRs in a database via ODBC. I want to link a CDR record number to another place in the database for recording calls so I can say, "this call has CDR record XXX.X" so the call stats and such with the CDRs are associated with the call recording file. Any thoughts on how I might get this?`
`15:34.34`	`zoa`	`blitzrage: i have an even more difficult question :)`
`15:34.42`	`zoa`	`i would like to do the same but record on the softphone :)`
`15:35.20`	`KermitTheFragger`	`zoa, blitzrage : mine's even beter, i want all that + a dancing monkey ;-)`
`15:35.32`	`blitzrage`	`KermitTheFragger: I've already got the dancing monkey`
`15:35.39`	`blitzrage`	`zoa: oh reeeeaaaally?`
`15:35.44`	`KermitTheFragger`	`darn, how did you get him that far !?!? :)`
`15:36.01`	`blitzrage`	`bought him off eBay`
`15:36.55`	`pif`	`any heavy hylafax/iaxmodem/asterisk users around?`
`15:37.23`	`DrAk0SX`	`I need some help with a sipura 3000 and outgoing calls`
`15:37.29`	`KermitTheFragger`	`pif: i am a hylafax user, but i dont use it with asterisk`
`15:37.55`	`pif`	`hmm, it's more a iaxmodem issue`
`15:38.12`	`KermitTheFragger`	`pif: im no pro in that area :(`
`15:38.19`	`pif`	`np`
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`15:40.25`	`Lord_Pall`	`silly question.. How do i ftp to my asterisk box, or at least listen to the installed system recordings?`
`15:40.54`	`zoa`	`use scp it will be easier`
`15:41.01`	`Lord_Pall`	`how do i do that?`
`15:42.10`	`Lord_Pall`	`hm. that is much easier`
`15:42.19`	`Lord_Pall`	`thanks`
`15:43.17`	`santibiotico`	`i am trying to install a b410p isdn card...after installation i have a problem with asterisk...the problem is that whenever i try to make a 'reload' i get disconnected from the asterisk, as if i was doing a 'stop now'...i think the problem should be related with zaptel and/or misdn, but i have no idea about how to solve it...does anybody know anything about this issue?`
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`15:45.06`	`ESCulapio__`	`necesito ayuda con asterisk`
`15:45.14`	`ESCulapio__`	`help my please`
`15:45.16`	`zoa`	`santibiotico: i dont know what it could be`
`15:45.24`	`zoa`	`but if you find it, please post it on the tutorial page`
`15:45.33`	`ESCulapio__`	`ccm 3.3 asterisk integration with h323`
`15:46.04`	`zoa`	`ESCulapio__: let me guess, its not stable ?`
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`15:47.08`	`FuriousGeorge`	`zoa: his asterisk clients cant call his ccm 3.3 users`
`15:47.20`	`FuriousGeorge`	`i tried to help him yesterday, but i dont know anything from h323`
`15:47.42`	`zoa`	`i dont think h323 is stable for asterisk`
`15:47.55`	`zoa`	`unless something changed in the last 6 months`
`15:48.37`	`ESCulapio__`	`zoa, I have ccm v.3.3 to integrate it with asterisk h323`
`15:49.13`	`ESCulapio__`	`zoa, I do not have another option call to manager single speech h323`
`15:49.38`	`ESCulapio__`	`zoa, I do not have another option ccm single speech h323`
`15:49.51`	`zoa`	`try asterisk ooh323`
`15:49.54`	`zoa`	`it should be the most stable one`
`15:49.59`	`zoa`	`of the 3 h323 options`
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`15:50.50`	`sexyken`	`Hey everyone! Is there anyway to set individual outgoing CID for certain accounts in asterisk?`
`15:51.01`	`ESCulapio__`	`i have installed oh323 and gnugk`
`15:51.30`	`ESCulapio__`	`zoa, i have installed oh323 and gnugk`
`15:52.17`	`Tili`	`is there anyway to set user-user field of PRI in libpri`
`15:52.22`	`Tili`	`in asterisk`
`15:53.13`	`blitzrage`	`sexyken: I think there is a callerid= option in sip.conf...`
`15:53.33`	`blitzrage`	`haven't used that for a while because I do a DB lookup from the DP to set CID now`
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`16:01.28`	`ESCulapio__`	`How integrate Cisco Call Manager v3.3 (ccm) asterisk using h323`
`16:02.27`	`blitzrage`	`very carefully`
`16:02.43`	`poller`	`:)`
`16:03.08`	`Lord_Pall`	`hmm. I can't get these system recordings to work`
`16:03.19`	`Lord_Pall`	`I've tried gsm, and wav, but both are no-go.`
`16:03.54`	`Corydon-w`	`Lord_Pall: did you Answer the channel before invoking Record() ?`
`16:04.06`	`trelane_`	`ESCulapio__, step one: throw your CCM server out the window step two: install sip firmware on your phones. Step three: connect your phones to asterisk`
`16:04.24`	`danbrwn`	`anyone know the mechanism to place text on an ip phone with graphical displays`
`16:04.26`	`trelane_`	`step four: listen with glee as the CCM server hits the sidewalk!`
`16:04.35`	`Lord_Pall`	`Cory - I don't know what that means. Itworks if I use the freepbx dial in recordings, but the uploading stuff isn't`
`16:05.00`	`Corydon-w`	`Uploading stuff?`
`16:05.22`	`Lord_Pall`	`Freepbx frontend allows you to upload files directly`
`16:05.32`	`Corydon-w`	`~freepbx`
`16:05.41`	`jbot`	`rumour has it, freepbx is the Microsoft BOB of PBXes and NOT supported here! People using it should join #freepbx (FreePBX is the new name of AMP)`
`16:05.52`	`Lord_Pall`	`this isn't a freepbx problem actually`
`16:06.00`	`Lord_Pall`	`it's more of a what the hell format do these recordings need to be in`
`16:06.02`	`ESCulapio__`	`trelane_, and as I connect asterisk to the ccm`
`16:06.08`	`Corydon-w`	`If you're using the freepbx frontend, it's a freepbx issue`
`16:06.09`	`Lord_Pall`	`converting them in vegas isn't working, neither is sox`
`16:06.27`	`Corydon-w`	`The format is 8000Hz, mono`
`16:06.47`	`Lord_Pall`	`uncompressed pcm, 16 bit?`
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`16:07.03`	`ESCulapio__`	`I have I telephone them connected to asterisk, as I can call of the ccm to asterisk and vice verse`
`16:07.10`	`Corydon-w`	`wav is RIFF format`
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`16:07.30`	`ESCulapio__`	`trelane_, I have I telephone them connected to asterisk, as I can call of the ccm to asterisk and vice verse`
`16:07.32`	`Corydon-w`	`ulaw is 8-bit, IIRC`
`16:07.53`	`Lord_Pall`	`got it. Looks like digiums conversion tool to wav did the trick. I wonder what was diff`
`16:08.30`	`Corydon-w`	`Probably the wrong number of channels or rate`
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`16:09.14`	`HumpBack`	`Hello all`
`16:10.18`	`HumpBack`	`I need to make some tests on my network so I would like a simple sip client that i could automate to make a call, then the other end would auto answer and both ends would start playing a pre-recorded sample`
`16:10.32`	`HumpBack`	`Linux software would be a bonus`
`16:10.38`	`HumpBack`	`any ideas?`
`16:11.28`	`danbrwn`	`HumpBack: not tried it yet but ekiga is a linux sip phone, formerly gnome meeting`
`16:12.03`	`HumpBack`	`danbrwn: but i cannot automat tasks with it`
`16:12.26`	`danbrwn`	`HumpBack: just a shot in the dark, dont really know. good luck`
`16:13.38`	`HumpBack`	`danbrwn: thanks anyway`
`16:13.44`	`djflux`	`Ekiga works great with Asterisk`
`16:13.54`	`djflux`	`unless it's 1.40beta :)`
`16:14.02`	`djflux`	`* 1.4.0beta`
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`16:23.29`	`pif`	`i'd like t get out of that bristuff hell and use misdn, anyone migrated successfully?`
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`16:29.07`	`vader--`	`is there a way to test what an extension will do without really dialing it?`
`16:29.20`	`vader--`	`im trying to test 911 and for some reason it's not doing what i want`
`16:29.50`	`trelane_`	`vader--, you are testing a phone system?`
`16:30.00`	`trelane_`	`(you can't dial them too many times) but a couple test calls are quite legal and allowed`
`16:30.14`	`vader--`	`ya i know but i have to keep giving my information`
`16:30.18`	`trelane_`	`inform them you are testing a new phone system install, state your name, the company's name address and phone number and confirm their records match`
`16:30.19`	`trelane_`	`right`
`16:30.37`	`trelane_`	`have that chunk of dialplan dial a different number than 911? your cellphone?`
`16:30.45`	`zoa`	`pif we did`
`16:30.46`	`zoa`	`its better`
`16:31.01`	`vader--`	`it's something with the 911 thats not working right`
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`16:31.34`	`vader--`	`i did a show dialplan 911@`
`16:31.41`	`vader--`	`and it doesn't match anything in my dialplan`
`16:31.51`	`vader--`	`i did a show dialplan 9911@ and that showed up fine`
`16:31.57`	`danbrwn`	`if i need asterisk to display text on a phone, what type of phone will i need? what sort of protocols will it need to support`
`16:31.59`	`vader--`	`but i dialed 911 and it dialed out somehow`
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`16:34.17`	`ManxPower`	`danbrwn: I don't know if any SIP phones currently support that.`
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`16:36.52`	`danbrwn`	`ManxPower: hmm, any idea of how it could be done with the scripting available`
`16:37.35`	`ManxPower`	`danbrwn: well first you would need to find phones that allows you to send random text to it.`
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`16:42.30`	`danbrwn`	`anyone know of a ip phone capable of displaying text sent by *`
`16:44.55`	`pif`	`zoa: why is it better?`
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`16:46.08`	`santibiotico`	`pif: i had no problems with junghanns quadbri and bristuff...and i'm having problems with * handling a b410p`
`16:46.17`	`santibiotico`	`and misdn`
`16:46.53`	`pif`	`you mean a T410P ?`
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`16:47.20`	`santibiotico`	`no`
`16:47.29`	`santibiotico`	`a B410P`
`16:47.41`	`pif`	`what's the B`
`16:47.44`	`santibiotico`	`bri`
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`16:48.12`	`pif`	`and what are you problems?`
`16:48.16`	`zoa`	`pif, its easier and stabler`
`16:48.33`	`essobi`	`Umm.. Anyone know a way off hand to see the number of channels in-use per peer on the manager port?`
`16:48.33`	`pif`	`using debian?`
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`16:48.51`	`pif`	`or the misdn-install from beronet?`
`16:49.07`	`santibiotico`	`using debian, with bristuff it all went ok...while if i install misdn i don't know why...but i cannot make a 'reload' in asterisk CLI, it crashes`
`16:49.32`	`santibiotico`	`however, it's not a matter of config...as if i stop asterisk and start it again, it works fine with the existent config`
`16:49.40`	`sexyken`	`Anyone use any type of Queue Callback script(s)?`
`16:49.41`	`santibiotico`	`the only issue is i cannot use the reload command`
`16:50.02`	`pif`	`will a junghans card work with misdn?`
`16:50.22`	`santibiotico`	`but what are your problems with bristuff??`
`16:51.07`	`essobi`	`santibiotico not being able to perform a reload is a memory allocation/deallocation error.. Check the core file that's created against your source code with gdb and the backtrace (bt) command to see which one is doing it.`
`16:52.04`	`santibiotico`	`essobi, but it only happens if i load misdn`
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`16:57.04`	`florianq`	`is there any howto describing how to set up voice conference rooms with asterisk?`
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`17:00.21`	`pif`	`zoa: how did you install mISDN ?`
`17:01.01`	`ManxPower`	`You can also read README.backtrace`
`17:01.51`	`essobi`	`santibiotico Umm. Well.. Something is borked then.`
`17:02.13`	`santibiotico`	`hehe`
`17:02.16`	`essobi`	`chan_misdn.so's unload/reload function isn't happy.`
`17:02.35`	`lilalinux`	`the password in iax registrations, is that plain or md5?`
`17:03.04`	`pif`	`y`
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`17:05.26`	`cloud9`	`hollar`
`17:06.34`	`cloud9`	`I got my asterisk working behind NAT (finaly).. it seems even tho' it was on the DMZ, you still gots ta' setup port forwarding.`
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`17:07.17`	`cloud9`	`I'm having issues with echos.. I have echo cancelation enabled in zapata.conf. Anyone have any ideas?`
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`17:08.35`	`Corydon-w`	`What card?`
`17:11.02`	`cloud9`	`it's a Digium fxo card.`
`17:11.18`	`zoa`	`move to trunk`
`17:11.21`	`zoa`	`and use mg2`
`17:11.53`	`cloud9`	`zoa : I'm going to buy the digium card to terminate a T1 voice trunk, but I'm doing my testing on the fxo card.`
`17:12.20`	`cloud9`	`will the T1 card resolve the echo problem?`
`17:12.47`	`cloud9`	`or is it basically standard that people buy the echo cancelation card as well?`
`17:13.05`	`Corydon-w`	`Which FXO card?`
`17:13.17`	`zoa`	`for a t1 card, buy the one with ocstasic echo canceller`
`17:13.21`	`zoa`	`they seem to be a lot better`
`17:13.22`	`cloud9`	`TDM400P`
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`17:13.30`	`zoa`	`which also means you cannot compare it to the tdm400p`
`17:13.33`	`Corydon-w`	`See README.fxotune`
`17:13.33`	`zoa`	`for echo`
`17:13.42`	`zoa`	`t1 will remove a lot of the testing`
`17:13.45`	`zoa`	`euh`
`17:13.49`	`zoa`	`t1 will remove a lot of the echo`
`17:13.50`	`cloud9`	`Corydon-w : thanks`
`17:13.59`	`cloud9`	`:-)`
`17:14.05`	`zoa`	`but not necessarily all`
`17:14.08`	`QbY`	`No Authority Found problem--Asterisk 1.2.11--Here are my extensions.conf and iax.conf -- I dont' see the problem.. Asterisk 1.2.11`
`17:14.10`	`cloud9`	`zoa : thanks as well`
`17:14.13`	`QbY`	`http://pastebin.ca/260723`
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`17:18.22`	`marbahlarbs`	`can asterisk pull line information the same way that my voicemail system knows what mailbox the call should end up at no matter how many times it rolls around?`
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`17:20.18`	`stephane`	`re`
`17:22.39`	`henrique`	`hi, which asteriks manager's variable I use to get the number of SIP active channels?`
`17:25.29`	`cloud9`	`aaah, fxotune seems to be what I need! has anyone used fxotune?`
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`17:27.16`	`rtcg-tx`	`Will someone point me to some documentation on how to install Asterisk on Slackware 11? My Slack 8.1 asterisk box finally bit the dust and so I'm installing 1.2.13 fresh. I am stuck trying to install libnewt because gcc can't find the slang library.`
`17:28.15`	`RoyK`	`install debian :P`
`17:29.10`	`Tili`	`while bridging 2 ZAP channels. how can i pass CALLED_SUBADDRESS`
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`17:29.19`	`rtcg-tx`	`'ldconfig -p \| grep slang' shows "libslang.so.2 (libc6) => /usr/lib/libslang.so.2 \ libslang.so.1 (libc6) => /usr/lib/libslang.so.1 \ libslang.so (libc6) => /usr/lib/libslang.so" but gcc isn't finding "-lslang"`
`17:30.00`	`rtcg-tx`	`sigh...debian is great and all... but I'm trying to make this work with Slack.`
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`17:31.03`	`rtcg-tx`	`fwiw: here is the error message I'm getting.`
`17:31.14`	`rtcg-tx`	`gcc -g -o test test.o libnewt.a -lslang -lm -static`
`17:31.15`	`rtcg-tx`	`/usr/lib/gcc/i486-slackware-linux/3.4.6/../../../../i486-slackware-linux/bin/ld: cannot find -lslang`
`17:31.17`	`rtcg-tx`	`collect2: ld returned 1 exit status`
`17:31.19`	`rtcg-tx`	`make: *** [test] Error 1`
`17:31.46`	`rtcg-tx`	`I've googled my fingers sore...but can't find a hit that pertains to me.`
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`17:34.05`	`cloud9`	`does fxotune not come with asterisk`
`17:34.06`	`cloud9`	`?`
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`17:34.28`	`cloud9`	`I don't have the binary`
`17:34.35`	`angler`	`cloud9, its in zaptel`
`17:34.36`	`rtcg-tx`	`I think I had to compile it manually once`
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`17:35.23`	`cloud9`	`angler.. yup.. locate is nice. thanks`
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`17:36.11`	`cr0n`	`ive always installed trixbox to get my personal asterisk machine up and running, if one was to install asterisk manually on a clean linux distibution, what would be the recommended distro and how many packages have to be installed manually? i would assume asterisk itself and of course zaptel, what else besides the necessary libaries?`
`17:36.53`	`cloud9`	`cr0n : I'm using suse with very good results so far.`
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`17:37.11`	`cloud9`	`cr0n, it's easy to install manually`
`17:37.12`	`cr0n`	`cloud9: that must be one of the few distros ive never played with hehe`
`17:37.13`	`rtcg-tx`	`Well, I can tell you that Asterisk isn't exactly Slackware friendly. :) It works! I've done it before.. but jeesh...`
`17:37.23`	`cr0n`	`rtcg-tx: haha shame..`
`17:37.24`	`cloud9`	`cr0n : suse is a no brainer`
`17:37.53`	`Qwell[]`	`s/^$Slackware$.*$friendly$/\1\ is not\ \2/`
`17:38.01`	`rtcg-tx`	`HAHAHAHA`
`17:38.10`	`Qwell[]`	`(neither is regex...but I digress)`
`17:38.13`	`rtcg-tx`	`But once you get it running... it just RUNS!!!`
`17:38.23`	`rtcg-tx`	`(until the hardward dies that is..)`
`17:38.56`	`monsted`	`i never understood why people wanted to use slackware or gentoo`
`17:39.06`	`mfroes`	`has anyone used nagios integrated with sipsak by check_asterisk and check_sip ???`
`17:39.11`	`Qwell[]`	`Gentoo is at least 0.6% faster`
`17:41.00`	`rtcg-tx`	`The Slack appeal for me is the simplicity in following the setup. What bites is that many libraries are programed and installation instructions written for 'automation' (a la RedHat) and therefore not condusive to installs on Slackware.`
`17:41.03`	Math`	`thats a hell of a performance`
`17:41.40`	`rtcg-tx`	`What is it from slang that libnewt is wanting and can one compile zaptel drivers without libnewt?`
`17:42.04`	`rtcg-tx`	`"My dependency has a prerequisite." --I hate it when that happens.`
`17:42.36`	`cr0n`	`what about fedora or centos?`
`17:43.05`	`cr0n`	`cloud9: when you say easy to install.. how many different installs would you have to do besides asterisk and zaptel to get a basic asterisk machine up and running?`
`17:43.07`	`monsted`	`Qwell[]: if that's the point, run freebsd ;)`
`17:43.40`	`rtcg-tx`	`monsted: I've thought about switching to FreeBSD.....`
`17:44.18`	`Qwell[]`	`cr0n: That's pretty much all you need, if your distro has all of the development packages you need`
`17:45.17`	`rtcg-tx`	`hmm.. development packages..`
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`17:46.08`	`Tili`	`is there anyway t passthrough CALLED_PARTY_SUBADDRESS`
`17:46.14`	`cr0n`	`Qwell: and then something like 'freepbx' is additional that can be installed to control asterisk from a web interface way rather than manually editing config files etc. ?`
`17:46.30`	`Qwell[]`	`cr0n: yes, but see channel topic`
`17:46.38`	`cloud9`	`w00w00 fxotune!`
`17:46.44`	`cloud9`	`it's taking forever tho`
`17:46.48`	`henrique`	`hi, which asteriks manager's variable I use to get the number of SIP active channels?`
`17:46.53`	`cr0n`	`Qwell[]: i wasnt going to proceed with asking more questions about it, as im sure you read.. im just finding out about the differences of installation types.`
`17:47.00`	`monsted`	`rtcg-tx: go for it ;)`
`17:47.25`	`mtgll`	`having some problem with a sip phone not passing dtmf through to remote autoattendants`
`17:47.26`	`rtcg-tx`	`I have current......issues that I have to finish before converting.`
`17:47.30`	`henrique`	`Qwell[], which asteriks manager's variable I use to get the number of SIP active channels?`
`17:47.42`	`QbY`	`No Authority Found problem--Asterisk 1.2.11--Here are my extensions.conf and iax.conf -- I dont' see the problem.. http://pastebin.ca/260723`
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`17:48.44`	`rtcg-tx`	`Where does one go to find the development source RPMs for slang 2.0.6?`
`17:49.02`	`rtcg-tx`	`it's not in fedora/core/5/srpms or ./6/srpms`
`17:50.00`	`rtcg-tx`	`WHOO HOO! paydirt. I found www.s-lang.org`
`17:50.44`	`rtcg-tx`	`oh...so close.`
`17:51.01`	`bradoaks`	`cr0n: if you want just the minimal amout to get asterisk working, look at the Asterisk NOW project (http://www.asterisknow.org/). It's an rPath Linux appliance distribution.`
`17:51.28`	`cr0n`	`bradoaks: thanks for that!`
`17:51.40`	`bradoaks`	`cr0n: a blog entry about it is at http://saunderslog.com/2006/11/22/asterisk-right-now-on-asterisknoworg/`
`17:52.02`	`mtgll`	`ok i dont see anything helpful in sip debug probably because i dont know what im looking for`
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`17:52.42`	`mtgll`	`is i no dtmf seems to be transmited where should i look i didnt find anything helpful in goggle?`
`17:52.57`	`cr0n`	`bradoaks: this looks great!`
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`17:53.37`	`mtgll`	`i have rulled out sip trunks as the problem occurs on zp so i am leaning to sip ext or asterisk itself`
`17:53.51`	`mtgll`	`should have been zap`
`17:54.29`	`henrique`	`mtgll, which asteriks manager's variable I use to get the number of SIP active channels?`
`17:54.46`	`cr0n`	`Qwell[]: are things like the IVR, callrecording, voicemail and all the other features packages included with a asterisk installation or is this features of a trixbox installation for example?`
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`17:55.08`	`Qwell[]`	`cr0n: trixbox is nothing more than an OS which bundles other software`
`17:55.26`	`mtgll`	`ship show channels`
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`17:55.46`	`mtgll`	`sip show channels its a bad day on the typing front`
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`18:09.25`	`rtcg-tx`	`Well, I'm stuck installing Asterisk on my new Slack11 box. Which group should I search/ask next for help resolving the following compile issue?`
`18:09.25`	`rtcg-tx`	`$gcc -g -o test test.o libnewt.a -lslang -lm -static`
`18:09.26`	`rtcg-tx`	`<snip>ld: cannot find -lslang`
`18:09.26`	`rtcg-tx`	`collect2: ld returned 1 exit status`
`18:09.28`	`rtcg-tx`	`$`
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`18:11.39`	`Damin`	`rtcg-tx: Perhaps you should install the slang-development libraries?`
`18:12.01`	`rtcg-tx`	`AH... but what ARE the slang-development libraries??`
`18:12.27`	`rtcg-tx`	`I found the slang source code...but what constitutes the "development library??"`
`18:13.55`	`rtcg-tx`	`I've been looking.....well...ok...`
`18:14.21`	`rtcg-tx`	`I have the fedora development libraries.... I'll go manually place them (where missing) and see what happens.`
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`18:15.17`	`syzygyBSD`	`is it possible to split the music / speaking out of a wav file?`
`18:16.05`	`Qwell[]`	`syzygyBSD: what, like extract the music into one file, and the voice into another?`
`18:16.22`	`syzygyBSD`	`ya, I only really want the voice`
`18:16.25`	`Qwell[]`	`syzygyBSD: If you're willing to spend several tens of thousands of dollars...sure. :)`
`18:16.40`	`syzygyBSD`	`hmm, easier just to have someone rerecord it`
`18:17.09`	`dennisharrison`	`hey guys, would anyone here mind walking me through seeing if I have my fxo cards installed correctly ?`
`18:17.10`	`syzygyBSD`	`I wanted that bit of text from "Dr Online"`
`18:17.25`	`syzygyBSD`	`dennisharrison: sure`
`18:17.36`	`dennisharrison`	`I messed up and got two x100p 's because a friend recommended them`
`18:17.47`	`dennisharrison`	`and I can't make sense of if they even work or not`
`18:18.02`	`hmmhesays`	`you can make them work`
`18:18.04`	`syzygyBSD`	`when you run "ztcfg -vvv" what is the output, pastebin`
`18:18.12`	`dennisharrison`	`sure thing thanks mates!`
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`18:18.30`	`dennisharrison`	`line 0: Unable to open master device '/dev/zap/ctl'`
`18:18.35`	`dennisharrison`	`well didn't have to pastebin that :)`
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`18:18.49`	`dennisharrison`	`thats what I get from ztcfg`
`18:18.59`	`hmmhesays`	`your irc handle is original and witty`
`18:19.03`	`DrAk0SX`	`Can anyone help me dial out through a spa-3k ?`
`18:19.25`	`syzygyBSD`	`dennisharrison: I am guessing you havent' done any configuration for the cards yet`
`18:19.53`	`dennisharrison`	`nope`
`18:20.29`	`lilalinux`	`how do I define the user/pass for IAX?`
`18:20.33`	`dennisharrison`	`see ... a bit of a confession here`
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`18:20.37`	`dennisharrison`	`this is a trixbox install`
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`18:20.49`	`dennisharrison`	`but someone there told me that x100ps are trash`
`18:20.53`	`dennisharrison`	`I paid too much for them`
`18:20.59`	`hmmhesays`	`knock offs are`
`18:20.59`	`dennisharrison`	`and I should throw them away and buy new cards`
`18:21.12`	`dennisharrison`	`because I would never get these to work right`
`18:21.12`	`hmmhesays`	`there are a lot of cheap clones out there`
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`18:21.18`	`brian`	`hi`
`18:21.22`	`dennisharrison`	`well this is supposed to be originals`
`18:21.30`	`lilalinux`	`I have a register line with user/pass on one asterisk and a [context] with user/pass on the other, but I always get: No registration for peer ...`
`18:21.39`	`syzygyBSD`	`meh, if you have them it is cheaper to get them to work`
`18:21.50`	`syzygyBSD`	`I think I have 1 or 2 in some servers around here somewhere`
`18:21.59`	`dennisharrison`	`yeah next time I will buy something better`
`18:22.02`	`dennisharrison`	`I just didnt know :)`
`18:22.04`	`Un1x`	`What a good linux flavour to use.,.. i used slackweare before dind't really like it`
`18:22.06`	`Un1x`	`any other new ids?`
`18:22.10`	`Un1x`	`what about gentoo`
`18:22.21`	`rtcg-tx`	`Un1x: HHAHAHHA`
`18:22.24`	`syzygyBSD`	`well, if you go through the standard zaptel configuration, if you have any questions just ask`
`18:22.33`	`dennisharrison`	`Un1x well err gentoo is a roll your own updates if you want to use it`
`18:22.35`	`rtcg-tx`	`Gentoo = Slackware + 0.06% performance boost. :)`
`18:22.40`	`syzygyBSD`	`Un1x: that will start a flamewar...`
`18:22.42`	`rtcg-tx`	`at least..so says the list.`
`18:22.44`	`hmmhesays`	`Un1x: debian centos`
`18:22.50`	`Un1x`	`lol`
`18:22.52`	`syzygyBSD`	`hmmhesays is right`
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`18:23.00`	`Un1x`	`i know that is the point i want to see how many opinoins i get`
`18:23.13`	`brian`	`Un1x: you suck`
`18:23.14`	`brian`	`Un1x: :P`
`18:23.18`	`syzygyBSD`	`Un1x: how will you be using it?`
`18:23.25`	`hmmhesays`	`you'll generally hear: slack gentoo debian centos`
`18:23.27`	`Un1x`	`i'm used to unix servers, and thevey got a different hierchy :P and setup ... and better documentation... but`
`18:23.34`	`Un1x`	`Zaptel isn't stable on FreeBSD yet`
`18:23.45`	`Un1x`	`syzygyBSD Asterisk.`
`18:23.45`	`dennisharrison`	`syzygyBSD have a link to a tut on configuring the cards?`
`18:23.55`	`hmmhesays`	`~docs`
`18:24.03`	`jbot`	`somebody said docs was Documentation can be found at http://www.digium.com/index.php?menu=documentation or http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk or http://www.asteriskdocs.org or http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/asterisk or http://www.asteriskguru.com, or http://www.astmasters.net/howtos.html`
`18:24.19`	`dennisharrison`	`thanks hmmhe`
`18:24.38`	`syzygyBSD`	`dennisharrison: http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk+Zaptel+Installation`
`18:24.59`	`dennisharrison`	`Un1x if you are kind of new to nix you should stick with something very well documented, centos is a good choice there`
`18:25.12`	`shinux__`	`hello guys i just installed asterisk on a FC4, with the rpms i found at http://www.laimbock.com/asterisk/ . but when i try to start asterisk it fails due to chan_ss7... i could paste my errors but wheres the pastebin at`
`18:25.16`	`syzygyBSD`	`Un1x: that doesn't tell me anything, so asterisk is running, are you wanting bleeding edge, stable reliable, never have to touch...`
`18:25.18`	`dennisharrison`	`or if you want newbie friendly but harder for some old hands to support you can try a debian based distro`
`18:25.37`	`dennisharrison`	`syzygyBSD thanks mate :)`
`18:26.23`	`shinux__`	`ive googled but i dont see any clue to why the asterisk is dying`
`18:26.25`	`syzygyBSD`	`shinux__: chann_ss7 has been updated recently to work, and I have never had much luck with asterisk on FC4 or FC5`
`18:26.29`	`Un1x`	`stable reliable`
`18:26.44`	`syzygyBSD`	`all my asterisk servers are FC3`
`18:26.52`	`syzygyBSD`	`Un1x: go for debian`
`18:26.55`	`shinux__`	`can i remove the chan_ss7?`
`18:27.00`	`syzygyBSD`	`apt-get install asterisk`
`18:27.14`	`Un1x`	`eh if i wanted automated installs and stuff id go with freebsd,`
`18:27.21`	`Un1x`	`but... Zaptel isn't stable yet on freebsd :(`
`18:27.23`	`shinux__`	`well im doing a demo on an FC4 derivative we built here`
`18:27.27`	`syzygyBSD`	`cept zaptel doesn't work on freebsd`
`18:27.33`	`shinux__`	`so im kind of stuck with my build`
`18:27.35`	`Un1x`	`it does,. but its' beta`
`18:27.38`	`shinux__`	`:(`
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`18:28.27`	`syzygyBSD`	`I have had all sorts of problems with FC5 and the fact that they backport patches into their kernels that change how things compile, or don't`
`18:28.43`	`rob0`	`rtcg-tx: Slackware 11 has slang-2.0.6-i486-2.tgz and slang1-1.4.9-i486-1.tgz`
`18:29.02`	`shinux__`	`any hope~?`
`18:29.02`	`Un1x`	`heh`
`18:29.08`	`Un1x`	`maybe i should try slackware id assume`
`18:29.09`	`syzygyBSD`	`had all sorts of problems with the default kernel, I changed it myself so it would work, but it is just as easy to upgrade your kernel`
`18:29.37`	`syzygyBSD`	`shinux__: pastebin your errors`
`18:29.40`	`syzygyBSD`	`~pastebin`
`18:29.51`	`jbot`	`extra, extra, read all about it, pastebin is a place to paste your stuff without flooding the channel - try http://pastebin.ca, or http://channels.debian.net/paste`
`18:29.52`	`shinux__`	`actually when i try to start it i now get Ouch ... error while writing audio data: : Broken pipe`
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`18:29.52`	`syzygyBSD`	`!pb`
`18:29.52`	`syzygyBSD`	`~pb`
`18:30.02`	`jbot`	`somebody said pb was a place to paste your stuff without flooding the channel - try http://pastebin.ca, or http://channels.debian.net/paste`
`18:30.03`	`rob0`	`Un1x: Depends on you and your goals. There's no "right/wrong" distro.`
`18:30.03`	`rtcg-tx`	`rob0: Yes, and both slang packages are installed..but libnewt still won't make.`
`18:30.04`	`shinux__`	`wheres the bin?`
`18:30.05`	`shinux__`	`ok`
`18:30.21`	`syzygyBSD`	`shinux__: your disk full?`
`18:30.29`	`shinux__`	`nope`
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`18:30.41`	`shinux__`	`120GB hdd, new install`
`18:30.50`	`brian`	`why exactly does meetme need zaptel for the timer anyways?`
`18:31.00`	`syzygyBSD`	`wait.. that error is when starting asterisk, not the compile right?`
`18:31.04`	`rtcg-tx`	`I extracted the fedora slang-devel package and see that there is a libslang.a that is NOT in my /usr/lib dir. I'm going to the slackware source package to see what's up.`
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`18:33.37`	`shinux__`	`yesh`
`18:33.37`	`shinux__`	`yes`
`18:33.37`	`shinux__`	`its for starting`
`18:33.43`	`shinux__`	`syzygyBSD, its http://pastebin.ca/260805`
`18:34.46`	`syzygyBSD`	`shinux__: well, if you don't want ss7, you can specify not to load that in modules.conf as for the rest of the problem... recompile`
`18:35.00`	`syzygyBSD`	`I don't know what version of asterisk you are running, how it was installed, or anything`
`18:35.15`	`shinux__`	`its 1.21`
`18:36.12`	`Qwell[]`	`shinux__: That's either quite old, or very far in the future.`
`18:36.26`	`shinux__`	`my capture of /var/log/asterisk/full... http://pastebin.ca/260807`
`18:36.39`	`*** join/#asterisk sbingner (n=thanotos@pdpc/supporter/sustaining/sbingner)`
`18:36.52`	`shinux__`	`i was trying the rpms in http://www.laimbock.com/asterisk/`
`18:37.03`	`puzzled`	`shinux__: if you don't use chan_ss7 just remove it: rpm -e chan_ss7`
`18:37.16`	`shinux__`	`i did remove it.`
`18:37.36`	`shinux__`	`but i still get the same errors on the next chan module`
`18:38.00`	`syzygyBSD`	`shinux__: recompile from scratch, I dont' trust random people's rpms, and it is really easy from digium's site`
`18:38.04`	`puzzled`	`your last pastebin pretty much says it's still installed`
`18:38.20`	`shinux__`	`sorry the rpms are based on asterisk-1.2.10`
`18:38.24`	`shinux__`	`oh sorry`
`18:38.29`	`shinux__`	`i reinstalled it to get the`
`18:38.38`	`shinux__`	`errors again before i pasted`
`18:38.48`	`puzzled`	`syzygyBSD: those rpms are the ones that drive trixbox so they got to do something ok :P`
`18:39.08`	`shinux__`	`thats what i figured, puzzled`
`18:39.11`	`puzzled`	`shinux__: try again and if you still have an error, pastebin it`
`18:39.18`	`BSDTech`	`ok where does 1.4 stand close to a rc1 or full release ?`
`18:39.19`	`shinux__`	`i dont know whats breaking`
`18:39.30`	`shinux__`	`install again, puzzled?`
`18:39.32`	`syzygyBSD`	`puzzled: well, I wouldn't suggest anyone use trixbox either`
`18:39.48`	`BSDTech`	`why tb 2.0 rocks`
`18:39.51`	`kristalino`	`hi. I'm trying to get asterisk calling a phone number (in ruby or php). How can i do that ?`
`18:40.04`	`syzygyBSD`	`kristalino: look at the manager API`
`18:40.08`	`shinux__`	`i just wanted to be able to use AMP`
`18:40.10`	`puzzled`	`shinux__: nah, just start asterisk as root with: asterisk -c -g -p -vvvvv -ddddd -U asterisk -G asterisk`
`18:40.20`	`BSDTech`	`amp is dead its now freepbx`
`18:40.24`	`puzzled`	`shinux__: and if there's an error pastebin it`
`18:40.29`	`BSDTech`	`and you can`
`18:40.30`	`shinux__`	`ok`
`18:40.35`	`shinux__`	`freebpx?`
`18:40.40`	`BSDTech`	`yes`
`18:40.46`	`BSDTech`	`www.freepbx.org`
`18:40.56`	`BSDTech`	`and 2.2 rc1 just cam eout lastnight`
`18:40.57`	`puzzled`	`syzygyBSD: sure, trixbox does not appeal to anyone but there are thousands of folks who do use it to their satisfaction`
`18:41.04`	`BSDTech`	`and its great`
`18:41.29`	`BSDTech`	`but it doe snot work on bsd . I have a port in the works`
`18:41.35`	`BSDTech`	`but patching is the issue`
`18:41.46`	`*** part/#asterisk WAudette (n=WAudette@c-71-237-146-239.hsd1.or.comcast.net)`
`18:41.47`	`syzygyBSD`	`puzzled: oh, I am sure it works, but I am not going to learn another program just to help someone`
`18:42.03`	`puzzled`	`syzygyBSD: understand that :)`
`18:42.07`	`BSDTech`	`you do not understand trixbox then`
`18:42.14`	`*** join/#asterisk Gr1ncheux (n=devine@AStDenis-105-1-62-74.w80-8.abo.wanadoo.fr)`
`18:42.17`	`shinux__`	`still getting the same broken pipe issues on audio data`
`18:42.23`	`BSDTech`	`all trixbox is is a group of applications on a cd`
`18:42.27`	`syzygyBSD`	`BSDTech: you are right, and I don't want to`
`18:42.31`	`puzzled`	`shinux__: pastebin the error message`
`18:42.38`	`BSDTech`	`and the os+asterisk+apache+mysql`
`18:42.39`	`shinux__`	`Ouch ... error while writing audio data: : Broken pipe`
`18:42.52`	`BSDTech`	`then your missing out on alot`
`18:43.08`	`syzygyBSD`	`not really, I can get all those parts by myself`
`18:43.12`	`puzzled`	`shinux__: that's not enough. pastebin that and at least the 40 lines before that`
`18:43.15`	`BSDTech`	`the asteriskgui the new one has a long way to go`
`18:43.22`	`shinux__`	`ok`
`18:43.36`	`BSDTech`	`but you have to waist your time installing and configuring them`
`18:43.40`	`puzzled`	`BSDTech: yeah, I read someone that installed asterisknow and the gui did pretty much nothing`
`18:43.57`	`puzzled`	`hmm, bad grammar`
`18:43.58`	`syzygyBSD`	`BSDTech: hah, does that really take long at all?`
`18:44.14`	`BSDTech`	`to install each app one by one yes`
`18:44.29`	`BSDTech`	`its time consuming then configuring each app`
`18:44.32`	`syzygyBSD`	`ok, so I spent 5 minutes doing that, now what?`
`18:44.39`	`BSDTech`	`not`
`18:44.53`	`BSDTech`	`it takes mor then 5 min to install munin`
`18:45.01`	`BSDTech`	`and php with pear and cpan`
`18:45.06`	`BSDTech`	`I have done it`
`18:45.10`	`BSDTech`	`dont bs me`
`18:45.30`	`syzygyBSD`	`I have done it as well, pretty easy with the package managers`
`18:45.45`	`BSDTech`	`ok`
`18:46.04`	`BSDTech`	`all the apps that trixbox has you have installed on bsd`
`18:46.05`	`syzygyBSD`	`and I don't really care about pear and cpan unless they are a requirement of another program`
`18:46.16`	`BSDTech`	`they are for freepbx`
`18:46.23`	`syzygyBSD`	`BSDTech: nope, haven't used freebsd since 4.5`
`18:46.30`	`shinux__`	`puzzled, http://pastebin.ca/260820`
`18:46.36`	`syzygyBSD`	`but I still have that running on a couple servers`
`18:46.52`	`BSDTech`	`I have freepbx 2.1.3 on bsd`
`18:47.04`	`BSDTech`	`and asterisk 1.2.13`
`18:47.09`	`BSDTech`	`and it works well`
`18:47.29`	`BSDTech`	`but 2.2 is being a pain to port`
`18:47.29`	`syzygyBSD`	`I am not saying it doesn't work, just that I wouldn't use it`
`18:47.36`	`shinux__`	`see anything enlightening?`
`18:47.37`	`puzzled`	`shinux__: have you upgraded zaptel as well?`
`18:47.40`	`BSDTech`	`its the best gui out there`
`18:47.43`	`*** join/#asterisk Shido6 (i=shido8@d221-68-200.commercial.cgocable.net)`
`18:47.44`	`BSDTech`	`but thats fine`
`18:47.56`	`kristalino`	`syzygyBSD, "the manager API" how that ? I'm using ragi`
`18:47.58`	`shinux__`	`puzzled, its the first thing i did`
`18:47.59`	`syzygyBSD`	`I guess that is the difference, I don't use gui's`
`18:48.03`	`BSDTech`	`but dont put down a project you dont understand`
`18:48.09`	`puzzled`	`shinux__: at least make sure that zaptel is started: service zaptel start`
`18:48.12`	`shinux__`	`i recompiled it on my machine`
`18:48.54`	`puzzled`	`shinux__: why not use the zaptel rpm from where you got the asterisk one?`
`18:49.08`	`syzygyBSD`	`kristalino: well, ragi will only work if there is already a call in the system, if you wanted an externally triggered ruby page to make the call you need the manager interface`
`18:49.19`	`rtcg-tx`	`SUCCESS!!!`
`18:49.20`	`shinux__`	`well it was looking for a particular FC4 kernel`
`18:49.24`	`syzygyBSD`	`BSDTech: how did I put it down?`
`18:49.24`	`shinux__`	`which im not using`
`18:49.37`	`puzzled`	`shinux__: and older kernel or a newer one?`
`18:49.48`	`shinux__`	`and i recompiled zaptel and all the chan* to fit`
`18:49.50`	`BSDTech`	`just get the click to call page thats on the net`
`18:49.54`	`*** join/#asterisk ToTo (n=ToTo@host97-157-dynamic.2-87-r.retail.telecomitalia.it)`
`18:50.01`	`BSDTech`	`if you want a web page to place calls`
`18:50.06`	`BSDTech`	`its out there`
`18:50.09`	`shinux__`	`same, actually`
`18:50.18`	`shinux__`	`but this is a custom FC4 build...`
`18:50.39`	`Un1x`	`anyone try installing Asterisk on Slamd64 yet?`
`18:50.40`	`kristalino`	`syzygyBSD, i'm using ragi and asterisk already. All inside a network on softphone only. What is the "manager interface" ?`
`18:50.49`	`syzygyBSD`	`shinux__: didn't I say something about FC kernels a while ago?`
`18:50.54`	`shinux__`	`we working on a distro based on FVC4`
`18:51.00`	`shinux__`	`yeah you did`
`18:51.02`	`puzzled`	`shinux__: ok, is the appropriate module loaded and zaptel started?`
`18:51.07`	`shinux__`	`based on FC4`
`18:51.14`	`shinux__`	`yes it is now`
`18:51.25`	`puzzled`	`shinux__: try starting asterisk again`
`18:51.26`	`syzygyBSD`	`kristalino: the manager interface is another way to work with asterisk without being tied to a specific call`
`18:51.40`	`Un1x`	`anyone try installing Asterisk on Slamd64 yet?`
`18:51.53`	`shinux__`	`same output, same error`
`18:52.06`	`kristalino`	`syzygyBSD, ok. i'm trying to investigate further on this.`
`18:52.42`	`puzzled`	`shinux__: seems the error is related to mpg123. maybe you have mpg321 installed instead of the real mpg123?`
`18:52.53`	`syzygyBSD`	`kristalino: before I completly send you off, you are trying to have a page you can click a link on that will dial someone right?`
`18:52.59`	`shinux__`	`hmm`
`18:53.09`	`shinux__`	`its mpg123`
`18:53.31`	`kristalino`	`syzygyBSD, exactly.`
`18:53.36`	`puzzled`	`shinux__: you could try to install asterisk-addons which gives asterisk native mp3 support`
`18:53.56`	`shinux__`	`i did install that`
`18:54.00`	`shinux__`	`as well`
`18:54.06`	`syzygyBSD`	`then yes, the manager interface is what you want`
`18:54.09`	`shinux__`	`should i take out the mpg123?`
`18:54.17`	`rtcg-tx`	`What does one call a file that ends in .a? (like libslang.a) What kind of file is it??`
`18:54.22`	`BSDTech`	`mpg123 is crap`
`18:54.22`	`puzzled`	`shinux__: yes, try that`
`18:54.34`	`BSDTech`	`use the addons module`
`18:54.58`	`kristalino`	`syzygyBSD, actualy it already works for the dial. But i dunno then how to send an audio message after that.`
`18:55.03`	`BSDTech`	`I wish asterisk would stop installing mpg123`
`18:55.20`	`BSDTech`	`I comment it out in the make file`
`18:55.26`	`puzzled`	`me too`
`18:55.52`	`syzygyBSD`	`kristalino: shoot, forgot the other way to spawn calls, with .call files`
`18:55.56`	`BSDTech`	`to do streaming I use madplyer`
`18:56.04`	`BSDTech`	`much better`
`18:56.17`	`syzygyBSD`	`well, there are 2 ends to the conversation, you dial one number and they end up in a context, in that context have your message play`
`18:56.44`	`shinux__`	`puzzled, i still have no changes here`
`18:57.04`	`shinux__`	`this is really puzzling`
`18:57.30`	`BSDTech`	`no one answered where 1.4 stands for release . is it onhold again`
`18:57.44`	`puzzled`	`shinux__: don't have a clue then. try moving your /etc/asterisk dir to /etc/asterisk.org and setup an /etc/asterisk dir with the samples. maybe it's a config error`
`18:57.52`	`rob0`	`rtcg-tx: the name is meaningless. "file filename", "man file".`
`18:57.54`	`shinux__`	`ok`
`18:57.59`	`puzzled`	`BSDTech: the usual answer from the Digium ppl is "when it's ready"`
`18:58.21`	`rtcg-tx`	`.so stands for Shared Object..`
`18:58.27`	`BSDTech`	`I have 1.4 beta 3 that has been svn updated and I like it thus far`
`18:58.31`	`rtcg-tx`	`I'm just wondering what to call all the files that end in .a`
`18:58.57`	`HarryR`	`Archive`
`18:58.58`	`puzzled`	`rtcg-tx: aren't those static libs?`
`18:58.58`	`rob0`	`"Hey you file!"`
`18:58.58`	`HarryR`	`see: ar`
`18:58.58`	`syzygyBSD`	`shinux__: I had a problem with the sample rate before as well, the way i fixed it was recompiling everything from scratch`
`18:58.58`	`kristalino`	`syzygyBSD, i have the .call files that are correctly created, but after that nothing happens`
`18:59.08`	`file`	`"Hey you rob0!"`
`18:59.12`	`syzygyBSD`	`kristalino: do the call files disapear?`
`18:59.14`	`rob0`	`:)`
`18:59.20`	`shinux__`	`ok guys`
`18:59.27`	`shinux__`	`let me try this tomorrow`
`18:59.33`	`shinux__`	`thanks for all the input`
`18:59.40`	`puzzled`	`shinux__: good luck`
`18:59.46`	`file`	`eep!`
`18:59.56`	`shinux__`	`i think ill just recompile it all tomorrow morning from the src rpms`
`19:00.02`	`shinux__`	`thanks again`
`19:00.16`	`syzygyBSD`	`shinux__: I recommend you do it from src downloaded from digium`
`19:00.38`	`rob0`	`rtcg-tx: I had a question for you about LLC. /msg?`
`19:00.55`	`kristalino`	`syzygyBSD, nop.`
`19:00.56`	`shinux__`	`i want to...`
`19:01.06`	`shinux__`	`but im under orders to make this work`
`19:01.17`	`shinux__`	`not my will here... dumb azz bosses`
`19:01.20`	`shinux__`	`:)`
`19:01.28`	`syzygyBSD`	`kristalino: are you running trixbox or freepbx?`
`19:01.31`	`shinux__`	`trying to sell a product with our name on it`
`19:01.33`	`*** join/#asterisk Deeewayne (n=dwayne@adsl-070-145-146-225.sip.mgm.bellsouth.net)`
`19:01.36`	`shinux__`	`laters`
`19:03.46`	`rtcg-tx`	`ANSWER to Question: "What are .a files."`
`19:03.48`	`rtcg-tx`	`They're libraries (collections of .o files, basically). Most libraries live in /usr/lib. When you specify "-lm" to cc/gcc at link time, it reads that as "use a library named 'm'" and then expands 'm' by wrapping 'lib' and '.a' around it to make 'libm.a' (which it finds in /usr/lib).`
`19:03.53`	`rtcg-tx`	`ok..thanks.`
`19:04.17`	`rtcg-tx`	`<-- am documenting something for Asterisk on Slack 11 install.`
`19:04.28`	`syzygyBSD`	`are .a files better than .b files?`
`19:04.48`	`robin_z`	`~pb`
`19:04.59`	`jbot`	`well, pb is a place to paste your stuff without flooding the channel - try http://pastebin.ca, or http://channels.debian.net/paste`
`19:04.59`	`dennisharrison`	`wow ....`
`19:05.07`	`dennisharrison`	`err what is Can't listen to port 4445 over and over mean? ;p`
`19:05.10`	`*** join/#asterisk tdonahue-laptop_ (n=tdonahue@64.201.13.51)`
`19:05.19`	`dennisharrison`	`asterisk keeps trying to restart`
`19:05.23`	`dennisharrison`	`I borked something :)`
`19:05.33`	`dennisharrison`	`I can't stop the loop`
`19:05.37`	`syzygyBSD`	`something is using it already, not sure what that port is.. manager maybe?`
`19:06.01`	`danbrwn`	`anyone use the gs-286 FXS adapter from Grandstream`
`19:06.04`	`dennisharrison`	`yeah im trying to kill it but it keeps popping up`
`19:06.17`	`dennisharrison`	`should I just get rid of trixboxd ?`
`19:06.17`	`syzygyBSD`	`dennisharrison: killall -9 asterisk`
`19:06.20`	`dennisharrison`	`thanks`
`19:06.38`	`syzygyBSD`	`oh.. trixbox.. I dun know`
`19:07.20`	`dennisharrison`	`yeah :(`
`19:07.32`	`dennisharrison`	`what are you using?`
`19:07.41`	`dennisharrison`	`I only used it because it has sugarcrm already`
`19:07.57`	`dennisharrison`	`I had no experience with sugar and figured this was an easy way to go`
`19:08.14`	`dennisharrison`	`but I am catching so much gruff from having an x100p in the channel they won't tell me anything`
`19:08.24`	`dennisharrison`	`hehe ... its like I ate a baby or something`
`19:08.25`	`dennisharrison`	`sheesh`
`19:08.40`	`robin_z`	`so ... in my diaplan,. I have a menu and it works fine except for one thing ... when people 'press 1 for sales' and the guy in sales happens to be on the phone at the time, the call gets dropped ... how can I fix this?`
`19:08.42`	`robin_z`	`http://channels.debian.net/paste/4631.`
`19:08.52`	`robin_z`	`if you want to see the dialplan snippet`
`19:09.17`	`rtcg-tx`	`FWIW/ICACTK: To compile Zaptel on Slackware 11, one must have libnewt installed (See: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+astman&view_comment_id=12433) . HOWEVER, installing libnewt requires that slang (www.s-lang.org) also be installed. Specifically the libslang.a library file needs to be available. The slang-2.0.6 package that comes with Slackware 11 does not include this file....`
`19:09.19`	`rtcg-tx`	`... The file is explicitely removed by the 'slang.SlackBuild' package file. Download the source package, edit the slang.SlackBuild file to remove the ' --disable-static \' line and the 'rm -f $PKG/usr/lib/*.a' line. Make the new package, remove the old one and install your new one.`
`19:09.55`	`syzygyBSD`	`robin_z: what version of asterisk?`
`19:09.55`	`rob0`	`dennisharrison: haha, well x100p is not ideal, not really suited for an important * server, but they're good enough to play around with.`
`19:10.09`	`rtcg-tx`	`dennish: I use two x101ps in production. They will 'do'.`
`19:10.09`	`dennisharrison`	`rob0 yeah I am just trying to play around :)`
`19:10.33`	`*** join/#asterisk jeffgus (n=jeffgus@greengables.zimage.com)`
`19:10.54`	`dennisharrison`	`rtcg-tx well what do you use ?`
`19:11.01`	`dennisharrison`	`anything prbuilt or you did all the install yourself ?`
`19:11.06`	`rtcg-tx`	`dennish: The only 'issues' I've found are...`
`19:11.08`	`rtcg-tx`	`1) volume on calles that are conferenced between the two calls is VERY low.`
`19:11.09`	`rtcg-tx`	`2) The interrupt requirments are.....maddning!`
`19:11.17`	`dennisharrison`	`lol`
`19:11.20`	`dennisharrison`	`I see that already`
`19:11.29`	`rtcg-tx`	`I use two x101p,s and one tdm40`
`19:11.38`	`rtcg-tx`	`are you running a 2.6 kernel?`
`19:11.41`	`dennisharrison`	`well this is the last time I will ever buy one`
`19:11.42`	`dennisharrison`	`yes`
`19:12.06`	`rtcg-tx`	`did you note the specific 'issues' with udev and a 2.6 kernel?`
`19:12.11`	`dennisharrison`	`but for now .. since I don't think sending these back to hong kong will give me any of my money back I just want to make them work :)\`
`19:12.22`	`dennisharrison`	`rtcg-tx no I did not`
`19:12.29`	`dennisharrison`	`see zaptel came prebuilt on this`
`19:12.41`	`rtcg-tx`	`you may need to help udev create the devices.`
`19:12.52`	`rtcg-tx`	`um.. let me go find an email... brb`
`19:13.02`	`dennisharrison`	`sweet :)`
`19:13.03`	`rob0`	`So what's not working? "modprobe -v wcfxo"? zaptel.conf not set up right?`
`19:13.13`	`rob0`	`or, missing the device nodes?`
`19:13.14`	`dennisharrison`	`oh well see`
`19:13.18`	`dennisharrison`	`I was about to set up the conf`
`19:13.23`	`dennisharrison`	`and I went to edit the conf file`
`19:13.41`	`dennisharrison`	`and I got that this file is generated by genzaptelconf do not hand edit use genzaptelconf`
`19:13.45`	`dennisharrison`	`now I keep getting Can't listen to port 4445`
`19:14.01`	`dennisharrison`	`when I killall asterisk it stops but then asterisk starts over again and it starts up`
`19:14.35`	`rob0`	`The zaptel driver works at a lower level than Asterisk. I don't think Zaptel is the problem with port 4445.`
`19:14.41`	`dennisharrison`	`no`
`19:14.46`	`dennisharrison`	`it happened after genzaptelconf`
`19:14.53`	`dennisharrison`	`I think trixbox is the problem`
`19:14.58`	`rob0`	`:)`
`19:15.13`	`rob0`	`Trixbox is a LOT of problems, from what I hear. :)`
`19:15.16`	`dennisharrison`	`I am going to install centos`
`19:15.20`	`dennisharrison`	`dude .. talk about RUDE`
`19:15.26`	`dennisharrison`	`I mean .. wow`
`19:15.56`	`rtcg-tx`	`if trixbox is the issue, then I'll leave you to figure that out.. Take a look at the zaptel/README.udev file though.`
`19:16.00`	`dennisharrison`	`my one question before I just do this the right way :)`
`19:16.16`	`dennisharrison`	`does anyone here have sugarcrm installed on their asterisk box ?`
`19:16.28`	`dennisharrison`	`it is the only reason I picked up trixbox`
`19:16.41`	`dennisharrison`	`and what are the suggestions for prebuilts if any`
`19:16.50`	`syzygyBSD`	`na, I have a custom built CRM`
`19:16.51`	`dennisharrison`	`like what do you guys have in production`
`19:17.04`	`dennisharrison`	`syzygyBSD how do you interface with asterisk calling though ?`
`19:17.07`	`dennisharrison`	`I am confused about that part`
`19:17.24`	`rob0`	`rtcg-tx: So, I asked you if I could /msg, no reply, I take that for a "no"?`
`19:17.31`	`syzygyBSD`	`dennisharrison: lots of programming for the whatever I want to do`
`19:17.38`	`DrAk0SX`	`dennisharrison, im trying to do that too`
`19:17.56`	`dennisharrison`	`syzygyBSD DrAk0SX I program in python a lot now a days`
`19:18.07`	`syzygyBSD`	`I have links automatically generated when emails come in so I can just click the phone numbers in them and it will auto dial my phone and the phone number`
`19:18.13`	`dennisharrison`	`and I know that I can use odbc to connect to zope`
`19:18.18`	`dennisharrison`	`but I don't know what to do from there :)`
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`19:18.42`	`dennisharrison`	`I guess voip-info.org has info on what protocols to use for starting a call ?`
`19:18.44`	`syzygyBSD`	`dennisharrison: the ways to interface with asterisk are AGI, and manager`
`19:18.53`	`TripleFFFF`	`anyone know about obects that can be used for the cisco xml phones ?`
`19:18.58`	`DrAk0SX`	`But for now.. im trying to make a call from my internal through a spa-3k and I CANNOT :S`
`19:19.11`	`TripleFFFF`	`like if i can manipulate the objects themselv.. like make a trx button or somethig`
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`19:19.35`	`robin_z`	`syzygyBSD: 1.2.x`
`19:19.35`	`dennisharrison`	`syzygyBSD ok thanks, after I get this installed and setup would you mind if I picked your brain about it a little ?`
`19:19.49`	`dennisharrison`	`I want to see asterisk working with plone`
`19:20.05`	`dennisharrison`	`and from the 40,000 ft view it doesnt look toooooo harde :)`
`19:20.13`	`syzygyBSD`	`robin_z I think it puts you to priority n+100 when the line is busy`
`19:20.23`	`TripleFFFF`	`<PROTECTED>`
`19:20.29`	`dennisharrison`	`haha`
`19:20.55`	`syzygyBSD`	`robin_z: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+cmd+Dial`
`19:20.57`	`dennisharrison`	`see and my only experience with phone systems is avaya`
`19:21.22`	`syzygyBSD`	`robin_z: add a j option to the dial, and a n+101 extension to send them to voicemail`
`19:21.53`	`syzygyBSD`	`let me know when it is setup`
`19:24.48`	`Damin`	`Hmmm.`
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`19:25.19`	`robin_z`	`syzygyBSD: thanks trying it now ..`
`19:26.03`	`robin_z`	`actually, no ... confused again :)`
`19:26.24`	`syzygyBSD`	`lol, pastbin his extension`
`19:26.33`	`robin_z`	`exten => 5101,1,Dial(SIP/robin,5,tj) as the first extension?`
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`19:26.59`	`syzygyBSD`	`anything else?`
`19:27.10`	`syzygyBSD`	`that should work`
`19:27.55`	`robin_z`	`and a 5101,101,Goto(5101,2) to let it drop down to the next step?`
`19:28.28`	`syzygyBSD`	`102*`
`19:28.43`	`syzygyBSD`	`it is n+101 not n+100`
`19:28.46`	`syzygyBSD`	`sorry`
`19:29.09`	`robin_z`	`ahh, that makes sense`
`19:29.29`	`dennisharrison`	`syzygyBSD what distro do you use for your asterisk production boxen ?`
`19:29.46`	`syzygyBSD`	`Fedora Core release 3`
`19:30.13`	`dennisharrison`	`hehe`
`19:30.26`	`syzygyBSD`	`bosses request, I would recommend debian though`
`19:30.35`	`dennisharrison`	`roger that man :)`
`19:30.38`	`dennisharrison`	`debian it is`
`19:30.45`	`dennisharrison`	`thanks`
`19:30.59`	`dennisharrison`	`pure deb or some derivitive ?`
`19:31.06`	`syzygyBSD`	`I had some trouble with one debian setup, but that was when I was trying to do HDLC as well`
`19:31.12`	`syzygyBSD`	`pure debian`
`19:31.22`	`dennisharrison`	`ok cool im on it`
`19:31.23`	`dennisharrison`	`thanks`
`19:31.24`	`syzygyBSD`	`go with some derivative if you want`
`19:31.43`	`dennisharrison`	`nah`
`19:31.48`	`dennisharrison`	`im up for some sid`
`19:31.49`	`dennisharrison`	`its been a while`
`19:32.12`	`dennisharrison`	`although I like kanotix for desktop os if you ever want to try it`
`19:33.21`	`syzygyBSD`	`can't switch over to a linux desktop, I need too many things on windows right now`
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`19:35.20`	`dennisharrison`	`hah I hear ya`
`19:35.34`	`dennisharrison`	`took me a while`
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`19:35.41`	`dennisharrison`	`after I got too busy to game it because easier ;p`
`19:35.50`	`dennisharrison`	`although I am saying this from a windos box`
`19:36.18`	`ucfMethod`	`anyone successful with installing app_rxfax and app_txfax with Asterisk 1.2.13 ?`
`19:36.46`	`ucfMethod`	`I am getting compile errors, I have followed the directions on http://soft-switch.org/installing-spandsp.html`
`19:37.32`	`syzygyBSD`	`ya, my problem is clients, I have to terminal into too many servers, build too many windows applications to switch`
`19:37.57`	`syzygyBSD`	`ucfMethod: what version of spandsp?`
`19:38.17`	`syzygyBSD`	`I didn't do it on 1.2.13, but have on some other versions`
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`19:39.26`	`kristalino`	`syzygyBSD, i'm running asterisk, not with trixbox or freepbx`
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`19:40.32`	`syzygyBSD`	`hmm, I don't know why those call files aren't disapearing, they shouldn't ever stay in the outgoing dir for more than a second`
`19:40.40`	`ucfMethod`	`0.0.3`
`19:40.52`	`ucfMethod`	`i think i found something on http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/app_rxfax+and+app_txfax`
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`19:41.13`	`ucfMethod`	`syzygyBSD:I am compiling now, i will let you know`
`19:41.15`	`DrAk0SX`	`can anyone help me route a outgoing call through a sipura 3000?`
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`19:41.36`	`syzygyBSD`	`ucfMethod: 0.0.2 is the only version I could get to work`
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`19:46.34`	`ucfMethod`	`syzygyBSD: ok, ill install that version of spandsp-0.0.2`
`19:46.39`	`ucfMethod`	`syzygyBSD: and try again`
`19:46.43`	`ucfMethod`	`syzygyBSD: brb`
`19:47.13`	`syzygyBSD`	`ucfMethod: I will warn you, after installing 0.0.3 there are some files that won't get overwritten by 0.0.2 that need to be moved by hand (I think)`
`19:49.03`	`ucfMethod`	`syzygyBSD: make uninstall`
`19:49.11`	`ucfMethod`	`syzygyBSD: hopefully that takes care of it`
`19:49.27`	`ucfMethod`	`syzygyBSD: cause right now im already on to recompiling Asterisk`
`19:49.39`	`syzygyBSD`	`good luck, I just remember having to go through the different versions of some libraries so it would work`
`19:49.49`	`ucfMethod`	`syzygyBSD: my fingers are crossed...... i hope app_rxfax and app_txfax work`
`19:50.06`	`syzygyBSD`	`if 0.0.2 compiled it should work`
`19:50.07`	`ucfMethod`	`s/work/build`
`19:51.01`	`syzygyBSD`	`oh.. if this is a production box watch out... I vaguly remember them crashing asterisk when I was doing this`
`19:51.16`	`ucfMethod`	`it will be production, isnt yet`
`19:51.28`	`ucfMethod`	`yippeee it worked`
`19:51.32`	`ucfMethod`	`sweet jesus`
`19:52.25`	`DrAk0SX`	`Nov 28 15:51:55 NOTICE[3027]: chan_sip.c:11141 handle_request_register: Registration from 'cantv <sip:spa3k@192.168.1.50>' failed for '192.168.1.44' - Username/auth name mismatch`
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`19:53.02`	`syzygyBSD`	`DrAk0SX: do you have a question about that?`
`19:55.52`	`kristalino`	`ok`
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`19:57.30`	`TripleFFFF`	`anyone in near MTL have PRI's ?`
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`19:58.22`	`syzygyBSD`	`MTL?`
`19:58.28`	`TripleFFFF`	`montreal`
`19:58.29`	`TripleFFFF`	`lol`
`19:58.49`	`syzygyBSD`	`well, I guess that depends on what you call "near"`
`19:59.09`	`seele_`	`hello i have a problem with my queue, in some occasions when the tail this flood the system does not pass calls to the agents`
`19:59.13`	`seele_`	`after a time the tail is unblocked and begin to be sent the calls to the agents`
`19:59.24`	`TripleFFFF`	`near = near ;) where u at ?`
`20:00.06`	`syzygyBSD`	`http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&saddr=montreal&daddr=boise&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=48.77566,82.353516&ie=UTF8&z=4&ll=43.068888,-94.921875&spn=45.096201,82.353516&om=1`
`20:00.40`	`syzygyBSD`	`only 4K km away`
`20:00.55`	`TripleFFFF`	`lol`
`20:01.04`	`seele_`	`any suggest ???, how can I speed up the queue tranfer to the agents ??`
`20:01.28`	`TripleFFFF`	`hmm no idea`
`20:01.57`	`syzygyBSD`	`seele_: don't tail?`
`20:02.08`	`DrAk0SX`	`syzygyBSD, i think i fixed it , how ever i don't know how create a sip trunk to call out with the sipura 300, can you help me?`
`20:02.14`	`seele_`	`syzygyBSD, sorry queue`
`20:02.39`	`DrAk0SX`	`syzygyBSD, polska?`
`20:03.02`	`syzygyBSD`	`seele_: didn't you say the tail is what caused the system to slow down?`
`20:03.25`	`syzygyBSD`	`DrAk0SX: if you want to speak polish I cna get my brother in here`
`20:03.35`	`DrAk0SX`	`syzygyBSD, nie`
`20:03.48`	`DrAk0SX`	`syzygyBSD, Im also BSDer :P`
`20:03.49`	`syzygyBSD`	`doch`
`20:03.56`	`syzygyBSD`	`lol.. I'm not`
`20:04.11`	`DrAk0SX`	`syzygyBSD, weird :P`
`20:04.19`	`DrAk0SX`	`syzygyBSD, can you help me with the sip trunk?`
`20:04.20`	`syzygyBSD`	`this is just a nick I had from 4 years ago, when I logged in from my BSD box`
`20:04.44`	`seele_`	`the queue does not pass calls to the agents of fast form`
`20:04.50`	`syzygyBSD`	`I really need to get back to paying work... have to modify some javascript`
`20:07.08`	`brian`	`how do i record voice prompts`
`20:08.00`	`puzzled`	`brian: leave yourself a voicemail message and use that file`
`20:08.23`	`puzzled`	`brian: or use the Record app`
`20:08.29`	`brian`	`how do I use the record app :P`
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`20:09.37`	`puzzled`	`brian: search voice-info.org`
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`20:11.34`	`Flosoft`	`hey`
`20:11.48`	`Flosoft`	`I have got a problem with my voip provider`
`20:11.58`	`Flosoft`	`I use VoIPStunt.com but it doesn't seem to work`
`20:12.06`	`Flosoft`	`after 10 seconds it gives me an timeout`
`20:12.15`	`syzygyBSD`	`~book`
`20:12.16`	`jbot`	`methinks book is a book called Asterisk: The Future of Telephony which is found at http://www.asteriskdocs.org/modules/tinycontent/index.php?id=11`
`20:12.16`	`[Airwolf]`	`Flosoft, use a descent provider ? :P`
`20:12.24`	`Flosoft`	`the asterisk cli says: http://rafb.net/paste/results/6yMt5155.html`
`20:13.33`	`[Airwolf]`	`Flosoft, your dialscript is wrong.`
`20:13.43`	`Flosoft`	`well it should work`
`20:13.46`	`Flosoft`	`internal calls work`
`20:13.53`	`Flosoft`	`I use VoiceOne 0.4.2`
`20:14.01`	`dennisharrison`	`thanks again syzygyBSD`
`20:14.11`	`[Airwolf]`	`Flosoft, paste your script somewhere`
`20:14.25`	`Flosoft`	`it is the default dial.php script`
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`20:14.52`	`[Airwolf]`	`since when does Asterisk has a default dial.php script ?`
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`20:15.20`	`seele_`	`this is the state of my queue http://pastebin.ca/260927`
`20:15.39`	`Flosoft`	`http://voiceone.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/voiceone/trunk/voiceone_webservices/agi/dial.inc.php?view=log`
`20:15.51`	`martin5519`	`hey... I'm looking for the name of a hardware provider for Asterisk other than Digium - forget the name.. can anyone help?`
`20:16.07`	`seele_`	`and this are my agents http://pastebin.ca/260929`
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`20:16.32`	`Agrizzi`	`hey guys`
`20:16.33`	`Agrizzi`	`?`
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`20:16.44`	`Agrizzi`	`dose anyone know the flie location of the ivr`
`20:16.49`	`[Airwolf]`	`Flosoft, ah it's somekind of webinterface thing ?`
`20:16.50`	`Agrizzi`	`or the greetings`
`20:16.55`	`Agrizzi`	`in asterisk`
`20:16.56`	`[Airwolf]`	`Anyway, there is an error in it.`
`20:17.04`	`[Airwolf]`	`Can't help you more then that.`
`20:17.15`	`nextime`	`hi, anyone know if there is a 'decent' sip java applet phone to enable sip calls from web sites?`
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`20:17.40`	`nextime`	`no activex, no "hosted" webphone`
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`20:17.51`	`Flosoft`	`hmm k`
`20:18.02`	`Archi1999`	`yeah there is, just need to find it.. I have it somewhere..`
`20:18.09`	`[Airwolf]`	`Flosoft, the problem is in the Dial command`
`20:18.23`	`seele_`	`my tail grows and my agents do not receive calls`
`20:18.37`	`Agrizzi`	`dose anyone know were the recording files are stored in which directory`
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`20:18.46`	`Flosoft`	`[Airwolf]: And where in the dial command?`
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`20:18.56`	`Archi1999`	`woops nope what I have is active-x`
`20:18.58`	`Flosoft`	`[Airwolf]: as internal calls work`
`20:19.06`	`martin5519`	`anyone? what's teh name of that other company that makes boards for asterisk? I forget the name...`
`20:19.07`	`Archi1999`	`http://www.dorstel.de/iaxphone/howto.html`
`20:19.15`	`Archi1999`	`digium?`
`20:19.20`	`martin5519`	`no... the other one`
`20:19.24`	`martin5519`	`starts by s I think`
`20:19.26`	`markit`	`ehm, as soon as I've entered, I've received this pm: [21:18] <KeRneL> http://www.videoturk.tr.gs Free Porno Videos`
`20:19.29`	`[Airwolf]`	`Flosoft, I never used VoiceOne, so I'm assuming it creates something diffrent.`
`20:19.35`	`markit`	`just to tell to operators`
`20:20.44`	`markit`	`well, the question related to asterisk instead is: I've updated 1.2stable from svn, and I've also changed my routing device config (now I'm behind a double NAT), is it possible that I can call other IAX asterisk pc and talk/hear, but dtmf no longer pass through?`
`20:20.52`	`martin5519`	`SANGOMA!`
`20:21.32`	`martin5519`	`What's better... a Sangoma T1 card for Asterisk or a Digium T1 card from Sangoma? I'll be running on BSD`
`20:21.36`	`Archi1999`	`is it SANGOMA?`
`20:21.38`	`Archi1999`	`:)`
`20:21.50`	`nextime`	`Archi1999 : activex work only under windows, so, it isn't a good choice for me ( 90% of my users use osx or linux )`
`20:22.02`	`kristalino`	`how can i send sms messages with asterisk in france ?`
`20:22.11`	`Archi1999`	`nextime: yeah figured as much`
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`20:22.52`	`Archi1999`	`I did see a java sip phone but it was still way under developed.`
`20:23.13`	`martin5519`	`If I have a T1 card going to a channel bank... do I need hardware echo cancellation?`
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`20:23.35`	`markit`	`hi nextime !`
`20:23.59`	`nextime`	`Archi1999 : it will be for "internal" use only, so, if it is working, if it is under "unstable" status can be ok`
`20:24.04`	`nextime`	`hello markit`
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`20:27.59`	`Agrizzi`	`dose anyone know were the recording files are stored in which directory on asterisk`
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`20:29.04`	`Archi1999`	`nextime: Can't find it anymore, the one I was looking at was all but inactive as far as development goes and looked to be sponsored by Sun`
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`20:30.59`	`martin5519`	`ok, if I have a Sangoma T1 card and an Adtran Channel Bank. I would use the FXO port ont he channel bank to connect o the T1 card on the Asterisk server?`
`20:31.21`	`ztel`	`Hello everyone. I am having a strange issue, system asterisk 1.2.13 zaptel 1.2.11 libpri 1.2.4 using sangoma card wanpipe 2.3.4-1. ubuntu linux. Issue is when trying to setup meetme conference I am getting a prompt saying "that is not a valid conference" The terminal is saying zt_open: Unable to open '/dev/zap/pseudo': No such file or directory.`
`20:31.29`	`nextime`	`Archi1999 : right, the only one that i can find that seem to be "decent" require tomcat, and i don't want to install and setup a tomcat app server only for a sip client :\|`
`20:31.50`	`ztel`	`zaptel module is loaded and in fact zap call across the pri are working fine.`
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`20:33.04`	`Archi1999`	`which one is that?`
`20:33.06`	`ztel`	`dev/zap/pseudo does exist and has 666 permissions.`
`20:33.24`	`puzzled`	`ztel: how about ownership?`
`20:33.31`	`ztel`	`root:root`
`20:33.51`	`ztel`	`I'm starting asterisk as root for this testing.`
`20:33.56`	`puzzled`	`ztel: and your asterisk runs as root:root too?`
`20:34.01`	`Archi1999`	`nextime: which one is that?`
`20:34.12`	`nextime`	`Archi1999 : the one at https://jain-sip-applet-phone.dev.java.net`
`20:34.58`	`ztel`	`root 29518 0.1 0.8 18540 8452 pts/4 Sl 13:08 0:02 /usr/sbin/asterisk -vvvg -c`
`20:35.42`	`puzzled`	`ztel: if you do lsmod do you see the zaptel module loaded and have you run ztcfg -v after loading the zaptel stuff?`
`20:36.07`	`Agrizzi`	`do you know were the digital receptionist files are`
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`20:36.16`	`Archi1999`	`nextime: they have no demo or anything about it.. where did you see that it requires Tomcat?`
`20:36.47`	`ztel`	`zaptel 192900 99 wanpipe`
`20:36.53`	`*** join/#asterisk tm (n=tm@tm.muc.de)`
`20:36.58`	`tm`	`hey :-)`
`20:37.06`	`nextime`	`Archi1999 : downloading the source and reading the doc files`
`20:37.09`	`tm`	`kann hier auch wer deutsch?`
`20:37.11`	`puzzled`	`ztel: what does ztcfg -v say?`
`20:37.20`	`ztel`	`and I had not run ztcfg since my latest upgrade but it shows both ports and all 48 channels`
`20:37.27`	`puzzled`	`tm: not really. did you check id there is an #asterisk-de?`
`20:37.28`	`Archi1999`	`TM: yep.. bin aber nicht so gut mit *`
`20:37.36`	`tm`	`Archi1999: :-)`
`20:37.38`	`ztel`	`SPAN 1: ESF/B8ZS Build-out: 0 db (CSU)/0-133 feet (DSX-1)`
`20:37.38`	`ztel`	`SPAN 2: ESF/B8ZS Build-out: 133-266 feet (DSX-1)`
`20:37.38`	`ztel`	`48 channels configured.`
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`20:38.08`	`tm`	`Archi1999: ich hab mir nun mühevoll misdn installiert. gibts konfigurations-dateien wie ich zum testen nutzen kann?`
`20:38.16`	`puzzled`	`ztel: that looks ok. maybe you need to insert the ztdummy module. Can you try that and then restart asterisk and try again?`
`20:38.24`	`syzygyBSD`	`what is a good ping to have to your asterisk server from a sip phone?`
`20:38.31`	`ztel`	`okay`
`20:38.36`	`puzzled`	`syzygyBSD: wan or lan?`
`20:38.48`	`Archi1999`	`tm: hmmm haste die demo's wo dabei sind mal angeschaut...`
`20:38.56`	`syzygyBSD`	`puzzled: both`
`20:39.00`	`tm`	`puzzled: asterisk-de r leer ;)`
`20:39.04`	`Archi1999`	`tm: wir haben hier in den staaten kaum isdn.`
`20:39.17`	`tm`	`Archi1999: hm. naja. da kommen soviel fehler....`
`20:39.22`	`tm`	`Archi1999: darf ich mal kurz query?`
`20:39.24`	`Archi1999`	`according to TM *.de is empty`
`20:39.24`	`puzzled`	`syzygyBSD: lan < 150ms, wan < 150ms. anything over 150ms is bad for voip`
`20:39.28`	`tm`	`Archi1999: ich versuchs auch irgend wie gu tzu machen`
`20:39.37`	`syzygyBSD`	`k... so that isn't what my problem was`
`20:40.03`	`Archi1999`	`klaro so lange ich kann muss aber demnaechst weg`
`20:40.55`	`puzzled`	`tm: I think you start with "misdn-init scan" then do "misdn-init config" then do "misdn-init start" and then configure /etc/asterisk/misdn.conf and start asterisk and try a test call`
`20:40.58`	`ztel`	`haven't every worked with ztdummy, but modprobe ztdummy loaded the module without any errors lsmod shows it running and restarted asterisk. Still getting the same result. Sorry for the simple question, but is that the extent of what's required to use ztdummy? If not I will dig into it a little more.`
`20:41.04`	`tm`	`puzzled: hm. ok. momento`
`20:41.33`	`tm`	`puzzled: ich habe misdn soweit am laufen, einwahl ins intenret ght auch. aber ich bin mit der /etc/asterisk/misdn.conf noch nich twieter gekommen`
`20:41.44`	`puzzled`	`ztel: if the Sangoma card does not provide timing for Asterisk (which I don't know) then you will need ztdummy if you want to use MeetMe`
`20:41.54`	`tm`	`also mir fehlt der anfang.. egal was ich tu der meckert rum hier :/`
`20:42.03`	`tm`	`gibts kein beispiel fuer misdn.conf?`
`20:42.07`	`tm`	`das ich einfqach mal ne demo hoere oder so?`
`20:42.11`	`tm`	`ohne jegliche konfiguration?`
`20:42.27`	`Archi1999`	`does anybody have a demo misdn.conf he can play around with?`
`20:42.34`	`ztel`	`and to use ztdummy, is it just a matter of loading the module or do I need to add configuration for it in zaptel.conf and everything?`
`20:43.30`	`puzzled`	`tm: not that I know off. did you check voip-info.org or the beronet website?`
`20:43.44`	`puzzled`	`ztel: no config needed. just load the thing`
`20:43.55`	`tm`	`puzzled: ich schau mal. wieso kansnt du sogut deutsch verstehen? :-)`
`20:43.57`	`tm`	`verwundert schau`
`20:44.34`	`ztel`	`hmm, well that didn't seem to work. The module shows as loaded with lsmod and I restarted asterisk but meetme still complaining.`
`20:44.45`	`puzzled`	`tm: spent way to much time in Frankfurt on a project with Nortel and Controlware at Dresdner Bank. Nobody spoke good English so they spoke German and I spoke English`
`20:45.06`	`tm`	`puzzled: sehr gut. :-)`
`20:45.24`	`cpm`	`allez clar`
`20:45.34`	`puzzled`	`ztel: perhaps check your udev rules. I use my own and disable the ones that come with udev on FC6`
`20:48.11`	`puzzled`	`ztel: here's my zaptel udev stuff: http://pastebin.ca/260960`
`20:48.50`	`puzzled`	`time for food. later`
`20:49.00`	`tm`	`guten hunger`
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`20:50.31`	`markit`	`anyone else has problems with the last 1.2svn about dtfm recognition with a call through IAX?`
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`20:51.12`	`markit`	`dtfm is recongnized "locally" (I can dial for another extension, or the number to dial outside), but the IVR I'm connected with don't`
`20:51.54`	`tm`	`http://tm.muc.de/up/bla.txt`
`20:52.04`	`tm`	`why invalid or out of range?`
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`20:55.12`	`ztel`	`puzzled: You rule!!! that was it. I changed your user=asterisk group=asterisk to user and group = root and restarted udev and asterisk and off to the races. Thanks for the help!`
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`20:56.32`	`Agrizzi`	`dose anyone know were the system recordings are stored`
`20:56.37`	`Agrizzi`	`in which file or folder`
`20:56.51`	`Crashsys`	`in /var/lib/asterisk/sounds`
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`20:56.53`	`Crashsys`	`I think`
`20:56.59`	`syzygyBSD`	`<PROTECTED>`
`20:57.13`	`syzygyBSD`	`Agrizzi: wait.. do you mean from the Record command?`
`20:57.34`	`Agrizzi`	`i have my pre recorded auto attendent`
`20:57.38`	`Crashsys`	`Anyone know how I can obtain a circular call queue?`
`20:57.38`	`Agrizzi`	`and i need to upload it`
`20:57.42`	`Agrizzi`	`to the greeting folder`
`20:57.46`	`syzygyBSD`	`Agrizzi: then yes, that folder`
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`20:58.07`	`syzygyBSD`	`Crashsys: what do you mean obtain?`
`20:58.28`	`syzygyBSD`	`and by circular do you mean round robin?`
`20:59.03`	`Crashsys`	`syzy: like if the queue is empty, and a call goes to queue... it calls sip/1, sip/2, sip/3... but when the queue empties again, and a call comes back in... it starts at sip/1 again, and goes down the list...`
`20:59.03`	`Crashsys`	`where as round-robin picks up where it left off`
`20:59.41`	`tm`	`used anybody misdn?`
`21:02.05`	`Crashsys`	`syzy:I cant find a way to make it do that... I tried weighting the queue members, but then if Sip/1 didn't pick up, it would just keep trying... and never move on...`
`21:02.13`	`Crashsys`	`or atleast not reliably/predictably...`
`21:03.58`	`syzygyBSD`	`Crashsys: k.. you don't want queues at all`
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`21:04.20`	`syzygyBSD`	`why not just Dial(sip/phone1&sip/phone2)`
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`21:04.43`	`Crashsys`	`Wont that call all the phone simultaneously? Similar to Ringall?`
`21:04.43`	`syzygyBSD`	`or just put them on lines after eachother in the dialplan`
`21:04.49`	`syzygyBSD`	`yes...`
`21:05.04`	`syzygyBSD`	`ok, so put them on seperate lines`
`21:05.22`	`Crashsys`	`Hmmm...`
`21:05.48`	`syzygyBSD`	`of course, that will only work if you have static agents...`
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`21:06.08`	`syzygyBSD`	`I think there is an option to the agents.conf file to specify this`
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`21:06.18`	`Crashsys`	`And that kind of bypasses any benefits of a queue...`
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`21:07.21`	`EmleyMoor`	`FWD down again :-(`
`21:08.36`	`tm`	`Nov 28 21:56:25 WARNING[22328]: misdn_config.c:621 misdn_cfg_is_msn_valid: Invalid call to misdn_cfg_is_msn_valid! Port number 1 is not valid.`
`21:08.36`	`syzygyBSD`	`Crashsys: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+call+queues look at the strategies section`
`21:08.36`	`tm`	`hm?`
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`21:09.02`	`Crashsys`	`be nice to have something like resetonempty... where if the queue it empty, reset the member positions... :)`
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`21:09.40`	`syzygyBSD`	`I think roundrobin is what you want, not rrmemory`
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`21:10.16`	`Crashsys`	`I have roundrobin as the strategy... and it starts ringing where the last call was answered...`
`21:10.38`	`florianq`	`can anyone tell me where asterisk stores verbose logs? My testclient is always loosing connection.`
`21:10.50`	`*** join/#asterisk misc-- (n=misc@203.87.183.134)`
`21:11.00`	`florianq`	`I can't find any messages giving me any hints`
`21:11.11`	`florianq`	`I looked in /var/asterisk/*`
`21:11.18`	`martin5519`	`Anyone know anything about Rhino Channel Banks? Are they any good?`
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`21:11.23`	`EmleyMoor`	`/var/log/asterisk`
`21:11.26`	`sbingner`	`so can somebody figure out how to do exten => _XX.#,1,StripLSD(1) ?`
`21:11.29`	`syzygyBSD`	`florianq: checked var/log/asterisk/*?`
`21:11.29`	`Crashsys`	`in /var/log/asterisk`
`21:11.30`	`*** join/#asterisk adorah (n=admin@87.68.172.215.cable.012.net.il)`
`21:11.31`	`florianq`	`and I started asterisk with asterisk -vvvgc`
`21:11.42`	`sbingner`	`there's nothing that matches all but the last part`
`21:11.50`	`Crashsys`	`martin: I've been told they are very good... but i've never used one... they are pricey...`
`21:11.50`	`misc--`	`hello... I have a vpn with two asterisk's that can communicate to each other perfectly, no firewall blocking anything, yet one server can see the other, but the other server can't see it via it's iax2 trunk. Both servers can ping each other fine. Why would one not be able to see the other?`
`21:11.51`	`sbingner`	`I can match the end but that does me no good`
`21:12.19`	`syzygyBSD`	`sbingner: what are you trying to do.. LSD is bad`
`21:12.24`	`misc--`	`the iax2 trunk says that it's unreachable`
`21:12.38`	`florianq`	`/var/log/asterisk/messages diesn't give me anything worthful`
`21:12.39`	`sbingner`	`syzygyBSD: I know, I'm trying to remove the last digit from a string of unknown length`
`21:12.45`	`EmleyMoor`	`What is "LSD" in this case?`
`21:12.53`	`sbingner`	`it's #`
`21:13.02`	`florianq`	`the asterisk console ony tells me:`
`21:13.04`	`syzygyBSD`	`sbingner: have you tried ${EXTEN:1,-1}`
`21:13.08`	`florianq`	`<syzygyBSD> sbingner: what are you trying to do.. LSD is bad`
`21:13.08`	`florianq`	`<misc--> the iax2 trunk says that it's unreachable`
`21:13.08`	`florianq`	`<florianq> /var/log/asterisk/messages diesn't give me anything`
`21:13.19`	`florianq`	`sorry, wrong pate`
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`21:13.25`	`Strom_C`	`dont paste here`
`21:13.25`	`misc--`	`:/`
`21:13.26`	`florianq`	`-- Registered IAX2 '40' (AUTHENTICATED) at 84.177.104.149:4569`
`21:13.27`	`Strom_C`	`use pastebin.ca`
`21:13.34`	`florianq`	`that's all`
`21:13.36`	`sbingner`	`syzygyBSD: If a negative length value is entered, it is ignored and Asterisk will match to the end of the string`
`21:13.42`	`Crashsys`	`Hmmm... maybe strategy=ringall with penalties will work... accoding to that wiki page...`
`21:13.43`	`sbingner`	`syzygyBSD: according to the docs`
`21:13.52`	`syzygyBSD`	`hmm, used to python`
`21:13.53`	`Crashsys`	`well, it wont cycle :(`
`21:14.08`	`EmleyMoor`	`Can you use LEN(${EXTEN]) - 1?`
`21:14.09`	`sbingner`	`syzygyBSD: yea that was my first thought too`
`21:14.22`	`sbingner`	`EmleyMoor: that should work`
`21:14.56`	`sbingner`	`I can do ${EXTEN:LEN(${EXTEN}) -1} ?`
`21:15.07`	`sbingner`	`no thats not right`
`21:15.23`	`adorah`	`does anyone here experienced embedded astlinux on soekris boards?`
`21:15.48`	`martin5519`	`Crashsys: Thanks - doyou have another recommendation?`
`21:15.53`	`tm`	`nutzt hier wer misdn?`
`21:15.53`	`sbingner`	`${EXTEN:${LEN(EXTEN)-1}} ?`
`21:15.59`	`syzygyBSD`	`${EXTEN:1:${LEN(${EXTEN})} -1}`
`21:16.36`	`syzygyBSD`	`you want to start at the first letter and go for the length`
`21:16.40`	`sbingner`	`right`
`21:17.04`	`sbingner`	`that still doesn't seem it'll understand the -1 properly bu I'll try it`
`21:17.08`	`syzygyBSD`	`${EXTEN:1:$[${LEN(${EXTEN})} -1]}`
`21:17.12`	`sbingner`	`there we go`
`21:17.12`	`TimAway`	`is the FWD downtime affecting everyone ?`
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`21:17.13`	`syzygyBSD`	`try that then`
`21:17.15`	`sbingner`	`that looks better :)`
`21:17.27`	`sbingner`	`thanks`
`21:17.31`	`Crashsys`	`martin: I have an Adit600 that works like a champ for me...`
`21:17.41`	`Crashsys`	`Still not quite cheap`
`21:17.41`	`file`	`Nugget: :(`
`21:19.17`	`adorah`	`Have anyone here experienced with astlinux on net4801 boards?`
`21:19.36`	`sbingner`	`haha`
`21:19.39`	`sbingner`	`needs to be :0 :)`
`21:19.46`	`TimothyP`	`appears to be everyone`
`21:19.47`	`TimothyP`	`http://www.freeworlddialup.com/community/forum/viewtopic.php?p=19985#19985`
`21:19.50`	`Agrizzi`	`hey guys looked for the system recordings in the sounds folder didn't find it i also created a samply on from the pbx interface`
`21:19.54`	`Agrizzi`	`and still don't see it`
`21:19.58`	`file`	`Nugget: I sense a low slacker force from you`
`21:20.06`	`Agrizzi`	`not sure what directory they are in`
`21:20.19`	`TimothyP`	`Anyway I'm trying to allow incoming telephone for mISDN , but when I add an extention for it in the context it says the extention can never match when a call comes in, anybody any ideas?`
`21:20.30`	`Nugget`	`I'm an ex-slacker now. :(`
`21:20.37`	`Nugget`	`and escrow.com is being slow!`
`21:21.06`	`file`	`lame`
`21:21.31`	`Nugget`	`yup`
`21:21.57`	`TimothyP`	`I have something like 059555555,1,Dial(SIP/johndoe,30,r)`
`21:22.55`	`Nugget`	`TimothyP: add a NoOP() to a catch-all extension for that context to see exactly what the contents of ${EXTEN} are.`
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`21:23.24`	`Nugget`	`http://macnugget.org/stuff/extensions.conf <-- like here in [vpcontext] or [alcontext]`
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`21:24.31`	`TimothyP`	`Nov 28 22:24:18 WARNING[4902]: chan_misdn.c:4735 chan_misdn_log: Extension can never match, so disconnecting`
`21:24.46`	`TimothyP`	`thnx I'll have a look`
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`21:26.17`	`GaVak`	`Does anyone know of a way to do reverse transfers with *? Aka, grab a call that is holding on another phone with a code without having to use a 'parking' extension.`
`21:26.39`	`CunningPike`	`GaVak: We did it with dialplan magic`
`21:28.26`	`GaVak`	`Is that an app, or just a term for some fancy route commands?`
`21:28.30`	`TimothyP`	`I still get Nov 28 22:28:24 WARNING[4902]: chan_misdn.c:4735 chan_misdn_log: Extension can never match, so disconnecting`
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`21:30.46`	`CunningPike`	`GaVak: Fancy dialplan stuff`
`21:31.01`	`CunningPike`	`GaVak: I posted it to the wiki`
`21:32.13`	`CunningPike`	`GaVak: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+Key+System+Emulation`
`21:32.57`	`TimothyP`	`even when I do s,1,Dial(SIP/timothy) I get Nov 28 22:32:37 WARNING[4902]: chan_misdn.c:4735 chan_misdn_log: Extension can never match, so disconnecting`
`21:33.05`	`TimothyP`	`so the problem might be somewhere else,`
`21:33.06`	`TimothyP`	`??`
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`21:35.37`	`tm`	`puzzled: u r back?`
`21:38.31`	`TimothyP`	`I don't even get to see the text I added with NoOp()`
`21:42.04`	`Agrizzi`	`hey guys looked for the system recordings in the sounds folder didn't find it i also created a samply on from the pbx interface`
`21:42.17`	`Agrizzi`	`dose anyone know were the system recordings are stored`
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`21:49.10`	`file`	`[TK]D-Fender: Welcome home!`
`21:49.17`	`CunningPike`	`Agrizzi: find / -n beep.*`
`21:49.32`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`file : Glad to the @#^% outta there...`
`21:49.43`	`CunningPike`	`[TK]D-Fender: Where were you?`
`21:50.00`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`CunningPike : WORK :)`
`21:50.17`	`CunningPike`	`Ah :)`
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`21:51.57`	`ucfMethod`	`syzygyBSD: fax is no operational.. thanks for the tips`
`21:52.00`	`ucfMethod`	`s/no/now`
`21:52.10`	`syzygyBSD`	`:)`
`21:52.13`	`martin5519`	`Anyone ever used a Zhone Hi-Z Channel bank?`
`21:52.35`	`syzygyBSD`	`my fax problem was the fax machine had a power outage this morning, wasn't working right, not printing either`
`21:52.59`	`ucfMethod`	`syzygyBSD: i ran into issue with converting the tif files asterisk creates into PDFs`
`21:53.20`	`syzygyBSD`	`still having a problem? it works great for me`
`21:53.21`	`ucfMethod`	`syzygyBSD: the version of tiff2ps wasnt working right... just used older one, things are fine now..`
`21:53.42`	`syzygyBSD`	`ya that might have been the library issue I had`
`21:53.56`	`syzygyBSD`	`I had way too many different versions of things on that one machine`
`21:54.10`	`syzygyBSD`	`I had to roll asterisk back to 1.2.9 so queues would work...`
`21:54.12`	`ucfMethod`	`syzygyBSD: i am doing something like this "tiff2ps -2eaz -w 8.5 -h 11 $FAXFILE \| ps2pdf - \| mime-construct --header "From: \"Asterisk Fax Manager\"......." and it works great`
`21:54.29`	`ucfMethod`	`to email employees their faxes`
`21:55.16`	`syzygyBSD`	`ucfMethod: there is a tiff2pdf program too`
`21:55.24`	`ucfMethod`	`syzygyBSD: what what what`
`21:55.29`	`syzygyBSD`	`:)`
`21:55.49`	`ucfMethod`	`well ill be damned, let me play with that`
`21:55.55`	`syzygyBSD`	`ya.. so much easier`
`21:56.51`	`syzygyBSD`	`I saw the line you are using in the channel and though... wow.. I don't remember having to do that.. so I checked...`
`21:57.11`	`syzygyBSD`	`must have come with libtiff I think`
`21:57.17`	`ESCulapio__`	`quien puede ayudarme oh323`
`21:58.26`	`ucfMethod`	`syzygyBSD: instead of that longer string, i can now do this "tiff2ps $FAXFILE \| mime-construct --header .... blah blah"`
`21:58.27`	`syzygyBSD`	`ucfMethod: what distro?`
`21:58.35`	`ucfMethod`	`syzygyBSD: Centos 4.4`
`21:58.48`	`ucfMethod`	`s/tiff2ps/tiff2pdf`
`21:59.35`	`syzygyBSD`	`never used mime-construct, useful?`
`22:00.22`	`GaVak`	`Cunning: thanks.`
`22:00.30`	`ucfMethod`	`lets you send emails, here is my full string, you should be able to see what i mean "tiff2pdf $FAXFILE \| mime-construct --header "From: \"Asterisk Fax Manager\" <postmaster@eyestreet.com>" --to $RECIPIENT --subject "Fax from $FAXSENDER"`
`22:00.30`	`ucfMethod`	`--attachment fax.pdf --type application/pdf --file -`
`22:00.33`	`ucfMethod`	`"`
`22:00.38`	`ucfMethod`	`shit, sorry.... line breaks`
`22:00.57`	`ucfMethod`	`email address differs based on employee`
`22:01.05`	`syzygyBSD`	`right.. nice`
`22:01.26`	`ucfMethod`	`they love it... because they can get faxes anywhere... especially when travelling`
`22:02.07`	`ucfMethod`	`syzygyBSD: are you building asterisk for work or personal?`
`22:02.14`	`syzygyBSD`	`work`
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`22:02.49`	`syzygyBSD`	`ya, I just have a website they go to to view the faxes internally, they can also see the other information, like who it was from, date, add notes, etc`
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`22:04.00`	`syzygyBSD`	`tiffinfo is a nice program`
`22:04.40`	`ucfMethod`	`what does that one do?`
`22:04.50`	`ucfMethod`	`oh nice`
`22:05.05`	`syzygyBSD`	`run it on a tiff fax file... won't change anything, just gives you so much info`
`22:05.46`	`ucfMethod`	`each TIFF Directory is a page it seems`
`22:05.50`	`Fibersrv`	`what brand of phone should I use, per user, station when setting up Asterisk?`
`22:05.51`	`ucfMethod`	`alot of TIFF i didnt know`
`22:06.03`	`ucfMethod`	`I like the Polycom 501's`
`22:06.13`	`ucfMethod`	`179.00 , which aint bad`
`22:06.19`	`Fibersrv`	`ok great thank you I appreicate it`
`22:06.31`	`syzygyBSD`	`you won't hear many people complain about the 501's they are good phones`
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`22:06.44`	`ucfMethod`	`the backlight would be useful`
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`22:07.06`	`ucfMethod`	`thats all i would ask.... maybe not reboot so damn much.. or take so long, but that doesnt really affect the operation once its up and running`
`22:07.28`	`Fibersrv`	`how many phone lines can asterisk support? Or, is this determined by the clients connection?`
`22:07.35`	`syzygyBSD`	`ya, I don't really like the configuration of those phones, but once they are up and running they are awsome`
`22:07.38`	`Fibersrv`	`sorry I am asking so many questions`
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`22:07.49`	`syzygyBSD`	`Fibersrv: there is no limit I am aware of`
`22:08.01`	`Fibersrv`	`I am in the process of setting it up here at the office to install at a clients business`
`22:08.06`	`syzygyBSD`	`it is limited by the hardware you use`
`22:08.33`	`syzygyBSD`	`it also depends on how you will be using it`
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`22:09.08`	`syzygyBSD`	`I ran into issues when I had more than 40 lines active going from zap -> sip on a 1 CPU box`
`22:09.17`	`ucfMethod`	`its its strictly internal LAN ie, no remote phones, its basically easy breezy, and limited on the proc and ram on the box`
`22:09.26`	`Fibersrv`	`ok, but what hardware is recommended. I looked at the Digital Interface and the Analog Interface cards and there are many different models. Is one model of the card better than the other?`
`22:09.31`	`Fibersrv`	`ahh ok`
`22:09.50`	`syzygyBSD`	`Fibersrv: this all depends on what you need`
`22:10.04`	`syzygyBSD`	`how many pstn lines will you have?`
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`22:10.13`	`ucfMethod`	`i dont have much advice on PRI hardware, or other types of hardware outside of the actual server`
`22:10.23`	`file`	`to all those who watch House - it's on tonight, so set it to record or watch it :D`
`22:10.51`	`syzygyBSD`	`when are all shows going to be on demand?`
`22:11.40`	`file`	`I demand House be on now!`
`22:11.42`	`ucfMethod`	`when HS internet to peoples homes increases.. and people learn to use newsgroups ;-)`
`22:12.03`	`Fibersrv`	`I know there are 2 analog lines going into the building now, but I will find out how many extensions this week.`
`22:12.14`	`syzygyBSD`	`oh.. I have used newsgroups so much they cut my download speed from them`
`22:12.31`	`syzygyBSD`	`Fibersrv: the 2 analog lines is what I needed to know`
`22:12.46`	`ucfMethod`	`well extensions aren't important because you can create as many as you want (bandwith and server power) its the number of DIDs and how they terminate with PSTN that matters ... I think`
`22:12.49`	`syzygyBSD`	`you will have absolutly no problems with asterisk under that load`
`22:13.24`	`syzygyBSD`	`ucfMethod: the number of DID's are just extensions, it is how many actuall lines from the phone company they have`
`22:13.37`	`CunningPike`	`file: Isn't it always on Tuesdays?`
`22:13.45`	`ucfMethod`	`I switched from 2 PRI's over to a VOIP wholesale termination site, and my 60 person office is running fine on a P4 2.8 with 2GB ram`
`22:13.58`	`file`	`CunningPike: yes but some people don't remember, so reminder = good :D`
`22:14.07`	`Fibersrv`	`will asterisk run off of a cable connection, or is it a T1 only?`
`22:14.12`	`CunningPike`	`file: Aha - good plan`
`22:14.19`	`file`	`some people don't believe in that crazy PVR or TiVo thing`
`22:14.22`	`CunningPike`	`file: Big episode this week`
`22:14.29`	`ucfMethod`	`Fibersrv: well SLA would be important to know, etc`
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`22:15.03`	`ucfMethod`	`Fibersrv: how good the connection is...`
`22:15.06`	`syzygyBSD`	`Fibersrv: asterisk runs off a computer, the connection to it doesn't matter`
`22:15.59`	`ucfMethod`	`syzygyBSD: it does in my case, with voip termination... but if Fibersrv is using analog phone lines, i doubt they will go down, so you are right ;-)`
`22:16.04`	`Fibersrv`	`ok, hey guys I gotta run for now, I will be back later. I appreciate all of the help. See you all soon`
`22:16.04`	`rtcg-tx`	`syzygy: Maybe Fibersrv is inquiring as to the bandwidth required to pass VOIP traffic?`
`22:16.30`	`rtcg-tx`	`Isn't 64K per voice channel a good rule?`
`22:16.39`	`ucfMethod`	`thats ulaw i think`
`22:16.41`	`syzygyBSD`	`depends...`
`22:16.49`	`syzygyBSD`	`ulaw is closer to 80 with overhead`
`22:17.09`	`ucfMethod`	`80 little k or big K`
`22:17.22`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`80kbit`
`22:17.32`	`florianq`	`I've added two users to iax.con. they can log in, but not call each other. i really have no idea`
`22:17.51`	`syzygyBSD`	`florianq: can they call anyone?`
`22:18.32`	`florianq`	`doesn't seem so`
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`22:18.49`	`syzygyBSD`	`k, did you setup a context for them?`
`22:19.02`	`florianq`	`i used the default one`
`22:19.40`	`syzygyBSD`	`can you pastebin extensions.conf, iax.conf and the output from the console from a test call?`
`22:19.50`	`EmleyMoor`	`I don't suppose any of you lot work for BT, do you?`
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`22:25.42`	`florianq`	`not it works`
`22:25.48`	`florianq`	`now`
`22:26.00`	`florianq`	`strange`
`22:26.27`	`florianq`	`i'll post a short version anyhow`
`22:27.00`	`darkskiez`	`EmleyMoor: wots your problem?`
`22:27.13`	`darkskiez`	`(no)`
`22:27.31`	`florianq`	`http://pastebin.ca/261105`
`22:29.58`	`cloud9`	`so, does everyone have shitty results using asterisk behind NAT?`
`22:30.03`	`robin_z`	`no`
`22:31.23`	`Nugget`	`from what I've seen in here it's no shittier than any other application that has to live behind NAT, but that's not to say it's not shitty. :)`
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`22:31.48`	`cloud9`	`Listen to this.. I setup port forwarding, and all that.. I setup sip.conf. I register my hardphone. shutdown asterisk, and start it again. (using the same exact sip.conf), and my phone won't register.`
`22:31.53`	`rob0`	`Shitty is as shitty does.`
`22:31.58`	`robin_z`	`the shitty bit is the quality of SIP termination providers who route calls via outer mongolia`
`22:32.46`	`rob0`	`But that's not so bad if you're calling Ulan Bator.`
`22:32.52`	`robin_z`	`true`
`22:33.18`	`robin_z`	`but when you are in Geneva and try to call carouge and you get an error announcement in taiwanese ...`
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`22:33.51`	`robin_z`	`you begin to suspect it may not be the most direct route`
`22:34.26`	`robin_z`	`sigh ... chan_mISDN ... oh where has your callerid gone to you silly channel`
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`22:36.27`	`cloud9`	`so, technicaly, my asterisk box is behind NAT, and I'm behind NAT as well, and the net is between.`
`22:36.58`	`cloud9`	`if I don't setup port forwarding on the firewall in front of my asterisk box, the xlite works great.`
`22:37.13`	`cloud9`	`and my cisco hardphone registers, but I can't transmit audio`
`22:37.45`	`cloud9`	`when I forward the ports, I have to setup NAT=yes is sip.conf, and xlite won't work anymore`
`22:37.59`	`cloud9`	`and my Cisco phone choses to register "every once in a while"`
`22:38.07`	`file`	`SIP?`
`22:38.23`	`syzygyBSD`	`well, your asterisk box should have the ports forwarded to it`
`22:38.39`	`robin_z`	`what protocol is the xlite using?`
`22:38.54`	`file`	`okay so... 5060 needs to be forwarded plus ports 10000 to 20000, externip has to be set to your external IP address, and localnet needs to be set with your local network range for the LAN, plus if the remote is behind NAT then nat=yes should be set`
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`22:40.27`	`cloud9`	`file : check on all the above.`
`22:40.45`	`robin_z`	`we opted to run a VPN from our remote sub-office onto our main site, the phoens just think they are local to the * box anyway now, so all our NAT issues went away`
`22:41.41`	`ucfMethod`	`robin_sz: what did u use to accomplish that VPN`
`22:41.47`	`robin_z`	`openVPN`
`22:41.48`	`ucfMethod`	`robin_sz: open source, or cisco crap`
`22:42.45`	`robin_z`	`it also saves exposing the * SIP ports to the world and thus attracting happy hackers from your phone system`
`22:42.45`	`cloud9`	`I wonder if setting asterisk as the DMZ is causing a problem?`
`22:43.08`	`robin_z`	`oh, is this a Linksys router`
`22:43.13`	`cloud9`	`yea.....`
`22:43.21`	`robin_z`	`WRT54 series?`
`22:43.26`	`cloud9`	`it's all I had`
`22:43.29`	`robin_z`	`ahh`
`22:43.29`	`cloud9`	`lol`
`22:43.33`	`cloud9`	`this is for my test lab`
`22:43.44`	`robin_z`	`they have a rather funny view of what a DMZ is`
`22:43.49`	`cloud9`	`I have a Cisco 2950 ready if I need it`
`22:44.02`	`robin_z`	`its not really exposed to the internet is it?`
`22:44.11`	`cloud9`	`you got it`
`22:44.17`	`robin_z`	`it is?`
`22:44.19`	`rtcg-tx`	`I didn't have luck with MY WRT54G. One side of the conversation could not get through.`
`22:44.19`	`robin_z`	`oh.`
`22:44.20`	`cloud9`	`yea`
`22:44.35`	`robin_z`	`see, they dont have DMZ on that router`
`22:44.53`	`robin_z`	`the option marked "dmz" is actually "default server"`
`22:45.24`	`robin_z`	`that is, at least in the versions of software I tried`
`22:45.25`	`cloud9`	`robin_z : the router is down in my server room. I don't have the exact model number at hand. the router has dmz capabilities.. but it's not true dmz.`
`22:45.33`	`robin_z`	`right`
`22:45.56`	`robin_z`	`so .. if someone gets onto your DMZ machine .. they can then get onto the whole network`
`22:46.02`	`cloud9`	`all the ports are forwarded, but for example, I couldn't get my cisco phone to register until I actually forwarded the necessary ports as well`
`22:46.08`	`Agrizzi`	`good afternoon`
`22:46.12`	`Agrizzi`	`everyone`
`22:46.30`	`Agrizzi`	`dose anyone know were the system recordings are stored`
`22:46.31`	`Agrizzi`	`?`
`22:46.36`	`Agrizzi`	`i have been looking all afternoon`
`22:46.42`	`robin_z`	`a real DMZ allows connections incoming from outside to the DMZ boxes, but not initiated from the DMZ boxes to your LAN`
`22:46.45`	`cloud9`	`robin_z : big deal, that "whole network" is on a line that runs to my test lab, which consists of 2 boxes right now. Get of the security bit..`
`22:46.54`	`CunningPike`	`Agrizzi: Did you issue the command I suggested?`
`22:47.07`	`Agrizzi`	`no didn't see that message`
`22:47.09`	`Agrizzi`	`sory`
`22:47.22`	`CunningPike`	`Agrizzi: Use find:`
`22:47.29`	`Manbitch`	`ok just about to pull my hair out with a mail problem`
`22:47.29`	`Agrizzi`	`k`
`22:47.37`	`CunningPike`	`Agrizzi: find / -name beep.*`
`22:47.54`	`robin_z`	`Agrizzi: or locate *.gsm`
`22:47.57`	`Manbitch`	`I keep getting bounce messages from voicemails sent from asterisk`
`22:48.00`	`CunningPike`	`Manbitch: Use a pliers - it's quicker`
`22:48.04`	`Manbitch`	`using postfix`
`22:48.07`	`Manbitch`	`lol`
`22:48.29`	`CunningPike`	`Manbitch: Do you have a smarthost?`
`22:48.39`	`CunningPike`	`Manbitch: It may well be a relaying problem`
`22:49.00`	`Manbitch`	`it is relaying to an exchange server`
`22:49.02`	`CunningPike`	`Manbitch: Or a 'not relaying' problem, to be precise`
`22:49.23`	`Manbitch`	`the server can relay and if I send mail from a linux user direct it gets delivered`
`22:49.48`	`CunningPike`	`Manbitch: Is the destination domain local to the Exchange server?`
`22:50.00`	`Manbitch`	`but if it gets sent from the VM system it gets bounced`
`22:50.06`	`Manbitch`	`yes`
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`22:50.48`	`Manbitch`	`the box sits on the same network as the exchange server`
`22:51.07`	`JT`	`fwiw, ulaw and alaw use the samd bandwidth, and over sip they user closer to 85kbit/s not 80kbit/s`
`22:51.21`	`JT`	`80kbit/s is a figure that gets thrown around a lot`
`22:51.32`	`rob0`	`MSexChange`
`22:51.33`	`JT`	`i got caught out by it when i actually tried it in person`
`22:51.46`	`CunningPike`	`Manbitch: Hmm - we can send to local accounts on our Exchange server without problems, but can't get it to relay to an external domain`
`22:51.57`	`JT`	`turns out that 512kbit/s upload cannot handle 6 g.711 calls at once`
`22:52.52`	`Manbitch`	`I think the exchange is bouncing it because it has an unknown user error`
`22:52.57`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`JT : Thats more than close to the line, though Switching to IAX2 trunking should make it doable`
`22:53.10`	`JT`	`[TK]D-Fender: if your voip provider offers it :)`
`22:53.31`	`Manbitch`	`550 5.1.1 User unknown (in reply to RCPT TO command)`
`22:53.42`	`[TK]D-Fender`	`JT : Naturally`
`22:54.02`	`Manbitch`	`and in the postfix log the from field is From=<>`
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`22:54.20`	`JT`	`luckily i didn't actually need 6 concurrent g.711 calls over voip`
`22:54.28`	`JT`	`as normal usage has a few inbounds over isdn`
`22:54.49`	`Manbitch`	`I am sure its a problem with my postfix config but I have been reading solidly for about 2 days and still cant get it to work`
`22:59.39`	`rob0`	`Manbitch: Postfix gets it to MSExChange, MSexChange says "550 5.1.1 User unknown" (in reply to RCPT TO command), and you think that's a Postfix issue?`
`23:00.29`	`rob0`	`Maybe you should be sending voicemail to real users on MSexChange?`
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`23:00.29`	`JT`	`hah MSexChange`
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`23:01.34`	`Manbitch`	`the voicemail is being sent to real users`
`23:02.25`	`Manbitch`	`I think its because the echange server is rejecting the mail based on the fact it doesnt see a legitimate from address`
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`23:05.52`	`rob0`	`So, set a different From address?`
`23:06.59`	`Aurs`	`can i do type-casting of variables in dialplan? I want 04 to be equal to 4 in a gotoif!`
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`23:07.32`	`Aurs`	`(or 0X to be equal to X)`
`23:07.37`	`cedeon`	`Hello everyone`
`23:07.49`	`rob0`	`Manbitch: serveremail (Who the e-mail notification should appear to come from) in voicemail.conf`
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`23:08.26`	`syzygyBSD`	`everyone? that is 6billion people`
`23:08.36`	`Manbitch`	`K i will take a look`
`23:09.46`	`Manbitch`	`you mean vm_general.inc ?`
`23:09.58`	`cedeon`	`lol`
`23:10.03`	`syzygyBSD`	`no.. he meant voicemail.conf`
`23:10.10`	`rob0`	`voicemail.conf is what I have`
`23:10.34`	`syzygyBSD`	`Manbitch: are you running something other than asterisk?`
`23:10.41`	`Manbitch`	`no`
`23:10.58`	`JT`	`what the hell is vm_general.inc?`
`23:10.59`	`syzygyBSD`	`then /etc/asterisk/voicemail.conf`
`23:11.25`	`Manbitch`	`in voicemail.conf I have my list of users correct ?`
`23:11.52`	`syzygyBSD`	`as well as a general section at the top where you can set things like serveremail`
`23:12.07`	`Manbitch`	`ok`
`23:14.32`	`Manbitch`	`you are a star that did the trick`
`23:14.41`	`Manbitch`	`many thanks for your help`
`23:15.01`	`SplasPood`	`what's the difference between the debug and verbose settings in asterisk.conf ?`
`23:15.45`	`SplasPood`	`in 1.4`
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`23:18.05`	`cloud9`	`wow.. how strange.. in order to make my asterisk configuration work, I had to enable NAT on my cisco phone, and enable NAT in sip.conf, but NOT forward the ports.. f'ing nuts.`
`23:18.33`	`cloud9`	`OH, and I had to set "canreinvite=no" on the cisco phone.`
`23:18.42`	`cloud9`	`otherwise the audio doesn't pass through`
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`23:20.10`	`cloud9`	`so, my router is hooked up to a DSL line that isn't almost the equivalent of a T1 as far as transfer rates go, and I'm getting some choppiness is the voice occasionaly. Is there a prefered codec that sounds good, but doesn't take a lot of bandwidth?`
`23:20.17`	`cloud9`	`I'm just using the default right now.`
`23:20.47`	`cloud9`	`oops "*is almost the eq"`
`23:22.56`	`Manbitch`	`is there a way of changing the default text sent in the email notification?`
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`23:27.22`	`rtcg-tx`	`edit app_voicemail.c and recompile?`
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`23:34.28`	`EmleyMoor`	`Is there a way to get the voicemail app to recognise rotary dialing?`
`23:34.52`	`EmleyMoor`	`(my IVR likes it, except 3)`
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`23:36.41`	`JT`	`the number 3?`
`23:36.51`	`cloud9`	`niiiiice.. I've got asterisk using strictly ulaw, and it sounds fantastic.`
`23:37.04`	`JT`	`heh`
`23:37.11`	`JT`	`g.711 should sound nice :P`
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`23:37.19`	`cloud9`	`really?`
`23:37.29`	`cloud9`	`oh right`
`23:37.29`	`cloud9`	`ulaw`
`23:37.29`	`cloud9`	`lol`
`23:37.31`	`florianq`	`is anyone running asterisk from init.d with debian?`
`23:37.32`	`rtcg-tx`	`1, 2, 5! NO! THREE SIR!!!`
`23:37.49`	`Qwell[]`	`You missed a 4...`
`23:38.00`	`Shaun2222`	`i have a IVR system with 1 for this 2 for this 3 for this, normal stuff.. but i also want to allow people to enter the extension they want to talk to immediatly. The problem i'm seeing is that i have read play a intro and have it set to move on after 1 key is pressed`
`23:38.11`	`Shaun2222`	`i do this so that once they press 1/2/3 for whatever it moves on immediatly`
`23:38.28`	`Shaun2222`	`but for allowing somebody to enter a extension like 301 it wont work`
`23:38.33`	`Shaun2222`	`is there any solution to this`
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`23:39.27`	`Shaun2222`	`only thing i could think of is to either have them press 9 to enter a extension or tell read to listen for 3 digits and set a timeout so that if only 1 is pressed it will eventually move on... but that means a good 2-3 second delay which sucks`
`23:39.37`	`JT`	`cloud9: g.711 = PCM Mu-law (ulaw) or A-law`
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`23:40.28`	`cloud9`	`JT : is there another codec that requires less bandwidth, but sounds as good?`
`23:41.24`	`JT`	`no, no compressed codec sounds as good as g.711 :)`
`23:41.46`	`cloud9`	`cool, well then I'll stick wid it`
`23:42.12`	`Shaun2222`	`goes the polycom601's support g.711?`
`23:43.09`	`Shaun2222`	`actually looks like my sip.cfg has voice.codecPref.G711Mu="1" set first.`
`23:43.32`	`JT`	`there should not be any ip phone that does not support g.711`
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`23:43.50`	`JT`	`it is the base codec used throught telco circuit switched networks`
`23:43.52`	`Shaun2222`	`whats the kb rate on g.711?`
`23:44.01`	`JT`	`64000bit/s for the code`
`23:44.05`	`JT`	`+ overhead for voip`
`23:44.10`	`JT`	`so with sip is 85kbit/s`
`23:44.58`	`cloud9`	`JT : how about this one, my cisco hard phone has trouble staying registered.. isn't qulaify supposed to keep it registered? whenever I enable qualify, the CLI always outputs, UNAVAILABLE.. even tho' I just called from than extension.. any ideas?`
`23:45.38`	`JT`	`qualify i believe has nothing to do with registration`
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`23:45.45`	`JT`	`it just attempts to see if the peer is up`
`23:45.54`	`JT`	`and what the latency is`
`23:46.02`	`shmaltz`	`anybody here ever done outdoor wireless to connect 2 city buildings 2 blocks apart?`
`23:46.23`	`JT`	`i've connected 2 houses through 1km of bush, does that count?`
`23:46.30`	`cloud9`	`yea, so.. my phone will register, I can call for the next few minutes.. then after about 5 minutes, I try to call that extension, and it doesn't ring`
`23:46.37`	`Shaun2222`	`shmaltz: i've done it to connect customers...`
`23:46.50`	`shmaltz`	`JT, yes it counts`
`23:46.51`	`Shaun2222`	`if you have a clear shot between the 2 buildings it can work well...`
`23:46.53`	`JT`	`it sounds like your registration timeouts are set wrong`
`23:46.59`	`shmaltz`	`what type of antannas? JT?`
`23:47.01`	`Shaun2222`	`i wouldnt trust it for anything mission critical`
`23:47.09`	`JT`	`18dBi grid antennas`
`23:47.17`	`shmaltz`	`Shaun2222, yes there is clear site`
`23:47.17`	`JT`	`parabolic grid`
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`23:47.17`	`cloud9`	`JT : I can set those to never timeout right?`
`23:47.32`	`shmaltz`	`JT, link?`
`23:47.48`	`shmaltz`	`JT, and what type of AP?`
`23:47.52`	`JT`	`shmaltz: shrug`
`23:47.55`	`JT`	`senao`
`23:48.53`	`shmaltz`	`JT, like this one:`
`23:48.55`	`shmaltz`	`http://radiolabs.com/products/antennas/2.4gig/2.4-aluminum-parabolic.php`
`23:48.56`	`Un1x`	`Sigh`
`23:49.11`	`Un1x`	`i got a Asus M2n-e Motherboard and its having problems with its gay Sata Drive`
`23:49.31`	`syzygyBSD`	`it isn't the motherboard's fault`
`23:49.44`	`syzygyBSD`	`it is just an innocent bystander`
`23:49.55`	`cloud9`	`hmmm, I thought there was a setting in sip.conf that I could make it so that a register never times out.`
`23:49.59`	`JT`	`yes like that`
`23:50.19`	`JT`	`cloud9: perhaps, sounds like a silly idea though`
`23:50.24`	`JT`	`you either want registrations`
`23:50.30`	`JT`	`or you set it to a static ip`
`23:50.45`	`cloud9`	`JT, I'm behind nat`
`23:51.05`	`syzygyBSD`	`cloud9: what version of asterisk are you using? 1.4 ?`
`23:51.09`	`cloud9`	`1.2`
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`23:55.01`	`Un1x`	`hmm`
`23:55.05`	`Un1x`	`sigh`
`23:55.11`	`Un1x`	`im going to go buy a IDE harddrive`
`23:55.20`	`JT`	`why?`
`23:55.20`	`Un1x`	`if it still doesn't fix the hdd problem then fuck the thing lol`
`23:55.31`	`Un1x`	`i dont know man Slackware wont run`
`23:55.33`	`Un1x`	`or well it does`
`23:55.33`	`syzygyBSD`	`Un1x: what is the problem`
`23:55.37`	`Un1x`	`but wont detect my harddrive`
`23:55.42`	`syzygyBSD`	`well that is your problem, slack`
`23:55.55`	`Un1x`	`syzygyBSD what do you suggest`
`23:55.59`	`Un1x`	`RHEL? FC5?`
`23:56.04`	`syzygyBSD`	`it doesn't load all the modules by default, you need to load the scsi drivers`
`23:56.13`	`JT`	`why does it need to detect anything, don't you just sompile in the kernel driver for your chipset?`
`23:56.16`	`Un1x`	`yea i tried loading scsi sata and raid`
`23:56.19`	`Un1x`	`it hangs at all of them`
`23:56.24`	`Un1x`	`except the one thats defaul`
`23:56.29`	`Un1x`	`and the default one wont detect my hdd`
`23:56.57`	`Un1x`	`JT you gotta have it installed or a seperate box for compiling kernels`
`23:57.13`	`syzygyBSD`	`well, an IDE HD would work, as would going with centos, debian, fedora ....`
`23:57.26`	`Un1x`	`syzygyBSD what do you use?`
`23:57.37`	`syzygyBSD`	`depends on what the purpose is`
`23:57.42`	`Un1x`	`Asterisk`
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`23:58.27`	`Un1x`	`syzygyBSD`
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`23:59.05`	`Un1x`	`would i get this version of fedora ... x86_64 if i have a 64 bit processor such as a AMD X2`
`23:59.06`	`syzygyBSD`	`just asterisk? I have fedora core 3 on my asterisk boxes`
`23:59.24`	`Un1x`	`Yes, just asterisk nothing else`
`23:59.28`	`syzygyBSD`	`I have had issues with fedora core 4 and 5, so I stick with 3`
`23:59.40`	`Un1x`	`But, what about Security issues?`
`23:59.52`	`syzygyBSD`	`if I ever have a choice and my boss doesn't tell me, I go with debian`

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