irclog2html for #asterisk on 20061209

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`00:05.09`	`doolph`	`hello`
`00:05.49`	`doolph`	`I want to use my fxo to dial out, its working fine, but why does it needs to answer the channel while it is still ringing?`
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`01:12.02`	`bkrus1`	`for anyone that is interested i have my php class for asterisk now....`
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`01:14.14`	`peter21`	`Cunningpike are you still around to help with that context issue ?`
`01:14.29`	`CunningPike`	`Just about to head home - sorry`
`01:15.28`	`peter21`	`ok thanks`
`01:18.04`	`bkruse_home`	`peter21: if you need help, i can help ya :D`
`01:18.05`	`bkruse_home`	`err try`
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`01:24.59`	`bkruse_home`	`peter21: need help?`
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`01:26.30`	`sivana`	`what module is the realtime module?`
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`01:28.28`	`peter21`	`yes just need some basic explanation bkruse`
`01:29.15`	`peter21`	`in the cdr i don't seem to get the context that i want`
`01:29.38`	`bkruse_home`	`k`
`01:29.40`	`bkruse_home`	`pm me?`
`01:31.19`	`peter21`	`i've hit the chat button bkruse`
`01:31.46`	`bkruse_home`	`gah, wont work, got jabber or aim?`
`01:32.09`	`peter21`	`not installed - its a real basic issue so i'll post here quickly`
`01:32.24`	`bkruse_home`	`k.`
`01:32.45`	`peter21`	`in sip.conf under the phone, i've got context=context1`
`01:32.51`	`bkruse_home`	`yes.`
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`01:33.12`	`peter21`	`under [context1] in extensions.conf i've got include => international`
`01:33.24`	`bkruse_home`	`k.`
`01:33.29`	`peter21`	`under [international] i match the international pattern`
`01:33.40`	`bkruse_home`	`k`
`01:33.57`	`peter21`	`outbound calls in CDR show context1 - when i'm hoping to show international`
`01:34.06`	`peter21`	`as the destination context`
`01:34.55`	`bkruse_home`	`as the destination context?`
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`01:36.52`	`peter21`	`maybe i completely misunderstand how it works - I would like to sort the CDR results based on outbound - mobile, local, national, international`
`01:37.27`	`bkruse_home`	`k, let me google this for a minute, ig ot an idea`
`01:38.35`	`peter21`	`dcontext is the field i was thinking`
`01:39.18`	`bkruse_home`	`does this help, setting the CDRuserfield on the call?`
`01:39.18`	`bkruse_home`	`http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk+cmd+SetCDRUserField`
`01:39.45`	`bkruse_home`	`so [international]`
`01:39.45`	`bkruse_home`	`exten => 1,1,Answer()`
`01:39.45`	`bkruse_home`	`exten => 1,n,SetCDRUserField(we)`
`01:40.00`	`bkruse_home`	`exten => 1,n,Dial(iax2 or whatever...)`
`01:41.28`	`bkruse_home`	`peter21: this is what you want my friend.......`
`01:41.28`	`bkruse_home`	`http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+func+cdr`
`01:42.10`	`mtgll`	`greetings all have some sip trunks that were working fine for several months now i must have messed something up the trunks say their registered but i can not recive calls on them`
`01:42.43`	`bkruse_home`	`mtgll: errors, sip debug, anything else?`
`01:42.46`	`bkruse_home`	`i cant tell you anything now.`
`01:43.44`	`peter21`	`thanks bkruse, i'll try messing with the CDRuserfield`
`01:43.59`	`mtgll`	`i take that back sip show regitry shows request sent`
`01:44.11`	`bkruse_home`	`peter21: click that link, it does ALOT more than just usernames in CDR`
`01:44.24`	`bkruse_home`	`mtgll: are they behind firewalls?`
`01:44.27`	`mtgll`	`i did shutdown asterisk and try xlite direct and it does work so its something with my asterisk box`
`01:45.16`	`bkruse_home`	`mtgll: are they behind a firewall?`
`01:46.01`	`mtgll`	`yes both asterisk and xlite xlite worked though and asterisk has been working no change to the firewall.`
`01:46.55`	`bkruse_home`	`so you have nat=yes and qualify=whatever`
`01:47.04`	`bkruse_home`	`and port 5060 and 10000-20000 forwarded?`
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`01:59.26`	`mtgll`	`i am just double checking the ports i dont have qualify=whatever`
`02:00.43`	`bkruse_home`	`try`
`02:00.47`	`bkruse_home`	`qualify=1000`
`02:03.50`	`mtgll`	`thanks for the help your nat=yes shook my noggin i had wiped my sip_nat.conf thanks again bkruse`
`02:04.22`	`mtgll`	`what does the qualify=1000 actuly do?`
`02:07.55`	`bkruse_home`	`sets a time for the sip peers/users to re-register from what i understand`
`02:08.12`	`bkruse_home`	`so you can set that to a higher number, so it doesnt qualify AS aften`
`02:08.18`	`bkruse_home`	`i recommend 10 thousand (10000)`
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`02:11.52`	`mtgll`	`cool`
`02:12.20`	`brian`	`is there anyway to silence DTMF on a meetme conference`
`02:12.22`	`mtgll`	`well i spoke too soon its back to request sent after one inbound test`
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`02:12.42`	`bkruse_home`	`brian: im sure there is, however i cant think of one right now`
`02:12.53`	`brian`	`:(`
`02:12.57`	`bkruse_home`	`mtgll: so one call worked, then ur sip trunk went down?`
`02:13.06`	`brian`	`that's not very helpful :'(`
`02:13.43`	`bkruse_home`	`brian: haha sorry........let me try to google it ;]`
`02:13.51`	`brian`	`i tried that`
`02:13.52`	`brian`	`:(`
`02:13.54`	`bkruse_home`	`so why just dtmf`
`02:13.56`	`bkruse_home`	`and not voice?`
`02:14.00`	`mtgll`	`yeah way wierd`
`02:14.05`	`brian`	`because DTMF broadcasts to the conference`
`02:14.11`	`brian`	`and it's annoying`
`02:14.27`	`bkruse_home`	`so does voice....`
`02:14.33`	`bkruse_home`	`mtgll: try sip reload`
`02:14.38`	`brian`	`it's not the same thing though`
`02:14.59`	`bkruse_home`	`brian: hmmm........not sure man, ask when theres more people awake :D`
`02:15.23`	`mtgll`	`yeah been doing that hmmm im missing something`
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`02:16.11`	`bkruse_home`	`mtgll: nat=yes and qualify=100 on both sides, try it`
`02:17.10`	`tim27`	`fax over ULAW is not a good idea ???`
`02:17.21`	`bkruse_home`	`tim27: you tried?`
`02:17.47`	`tim27`	`few times`
`02:18.02`	`bkruse_home`	`results?`
`02:18.03`	`tim27`	`4 of 5 maybe`
`02:18.31`	`tim27`	`i dont think it can be consistent`
`02:19.03`	`bkruse_home`	`tim27: what happend when you tried?`
`02:20.01`	`bkruse_home`	`tim27: fax over t.38 is the way to go!`
`02:20.07`	`bkruse_home`	`http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+fax`
`02:20.08`	`bkruse_home`	`:D`
`02:20.52`	`tim27`	`my prob is that my sip provider will also have to support t.38`
`02:21.02`	`bkruse_home`	`and they dont?`
`02:21.32`	`tim27`	`i dont think so`
`02:21.48`	`bkruse_home`	`.......i would hceck on that`
`02:21.54`	`tim27`	`so i will have to continue two plain PSTN line from BELL`
`02:22.30`	`tim27`	`some people are able to make it work over ulaw... or it always a mess`
`02:22.32`	`bkruse_home`	`NO!`
`02:22.37`	`bkruse_home`	`well`
`02:22.48`	`bkruse_home`	`you CAN make it work on ulaw, but its ugly, and not reliable.`
`02:22.54`	`tim27`	`ugly`
`02:23.09`	`tim27`	`??? you mean some garbage.... etc.. on the fax`
`02:23.10`	`bkruse_home`	`tim27: check on t.38 with ur sip provider`
`02:23.21`	`bkruse_home`	`ugly as in the way its done`
`02:23.26`	`bkruse_home`	`but sure, why not`
`02:23.47`	`tim27`	`i will cheek with them tomorrow`
`02:23.55`	`tim27`	`i mean monday`
`02:23.55`	`bkruse_home`	`k.`
`02:23.56`	`tim27`	`lol`
`02:24.05`	`tim27`	`i hate BELL`
`02:24.33`	`bkruse_home`	`tim27: i would be surprised if it would not work from your sip provider.`
`02:24.47`	`tim27`	`i think they have a service that can receive fax at their location and send as a email ...`
`02:25.02`	`tim27`	`t.38 will become a standard ???`
`02:25.11`	`bkruse_home`	`tim27: should.`
`02:25.37`	`tim27`	`anyway if they cant maybe i just have to find a 1800 did iax of a provider who does`
`02:26.34`	`tim27`	`we are little crasy to try to pass old modem in a voice protocol, over ip.... just send a email.... lol`
`02:28.00`	`bkruse_home`	`ha, funny`
`02:28.09`	`bkruse_home`	`adapting to old technologies is a big part of asterisk though........`
`02:28.14`	`tim27`	`it like this`
`02:28.28`	`bkruse_home`	`everyone loves new stuff, but install base's are old and theres many of them`
`02:28.44`	`tim27`	`modem --- high speed and now we try to to pass modem in high speed ... lol`
`02:29.34`	`bkruse_home`	`yep, thats how it is`
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`02:38.25`	`FuriousGeorge`	`hi all`
`02:38.43`	`bkruse_home`	`FuriousGeorge: hello`
`02:38.52`	`bkruse_home`	`FuriousGeorge: may i take your order?`
`02:38.59`	`FuriousGeorge`	`so networking was acting funny today, i couldnt figure out why. so i reset the server, and an HD had failed. I took it out, now I have no eth0`
`02:39.15`	`FuriousGeorge`	`bkruse_home you can try`
`02:39.44`	`bkruse_home`	`FuriousGeorge: dont know how this relates to asterisk.........but ifconfig -a yeilds what.`
`02:41.01`	`FuriousGeorge`	`bkruse_home it doesnt really other than this is my asterisk server`
`02:41.03`	`FuriousGeorge`	`no such device`
`02:41.20`	`rob0`	`Nothing, not even lo?`
`02:41.28`	`FuriousGeorge`	`oh im sorry -a`
`02:41.32`	`bkruse_home`	`rob0: exactly.......i think hes lying.`
`02:41.35`	`FuriousGeorge`	`i got an lo and an sit0`
`02:41.50`	`bkruse_home`	`gg`
`02:41.56`	`rob0`	`what driver is the NIC [supposed to be] using?`
`02:41.58`	`bkruse_home`	`lspci`
`02:42.05`	`bkruse_home`	`lspci and look for it.`
`02:42.18`	`bkruse_home`	`and dmesg and see if it loaded ( if your found it in lspci )`
`02:42.25`	`bkruse_home`	`or lspci -vvvv to get some info on it.`
`02:42.57`	`FuriousGeorge`	`bkruse_home already tried lspci, it aint showing up there`
`02:43.09`	`rob0`	`ouch`
`02:43.17`	`FuriousGeorge`	`yeah, thats not a good sign, is it`
`02:43.24`	`rob0`	`maybe you have a hardware failure`
`02:43.45`	`FuriousGeorge`	`rob0: thats what im thinking. its probably more than just coincidence that my HD failed too`
`02:43.46`	`rob0`	`wonder if it's related to the HD failure?`
`02:43.50`	`rob0`	`yup`
`02:44.17`	`FuriousGeorge`	`rob0: they had me hook an alarm into a spare fxs on the server today. i wonder if that thing was hooked up to the pole with no dialtone`
`02:44.29`	`bkruse_home`	`rob0: i agree, even with an irq conflict you would see it in lspci`
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`02:44.41`	`bkruse_home`	`FuriousGeorge: im guessing it coulda been from a static shock of brown out`
`02:44.59`	`bkruse_home`	`is it an onboard nic`
`02:44.59`	`bkruse_home`	`and or a sucky psu?`
`02:45.04`	`bkruse_home`	`go into the bios make sure its not disabled`
`02:45.07`	`bkruse_home`	`and try to network boot.`
`02:45.30`	`madasca`	`I would like to squedule call files with dynamic festival greenting is that possible or is there another way`
`02:45.38`	`FuriousGeorge`	`its the onboard on a tyan tomcat-snarf`
`02:45.46`	`FuriousGeorge`	`broadcom tigon is the chipset i beleive`
`02:45.50`	`Qwell`	`snarf? seriously?`
`02:46.10`	`FuriousGeorge`	`Qwell thats the last characters of the model number`
`02:46.22`	`FuriousGeorge`	`and its a tomcat, not a thundercat :)`
`02:46.29`	`rob0`	`Could it be disabled in the BIOS?`
`02:46.36`	`rob0`	`oh haha`
`02:46.41`	`rob0`	`02:45 < bkruse_home> go into the bios make sure its not disabled`
`02:46.51`	`FuriousGeorge`	`S2866A2NRF`
`02:47.19`	`FuriousGeorge`	`i already loaded bios default, let me see if it disabled itself somehow`
`02:47.24`	`bkruse_home`	`rob0: its ok :]`
`02:47.49`	`bkruse_home`	`FuriousGeorge: try to enable a network boot and see if it pulls an IP, thatll tell us alot`
`02:47.52`	`bkruse_home`	`Qwell: friendly <3`
`02:49.45`	`rob0`	`Link link on the switch?`
`02:49.59`	`madasca`	`<PROTECTED>`
`02:51.20`	`bkruse_home`	`madasca: sure why not`
`02:52.02`	`bkruse_home`	`madasca: dialplan logic, have your festival play (${GREETING})`
`02:52.02`	`bkruse_home`	`set(${GREETING}=${GREETING}+1)`
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`02:56.28`	`FuriousGeorge`	`bkruse_home: rob0: it appears that in troubleshooting the failed sata disk, i enabled failsafe defaults instead of bios defaults, thereby disabling lan`
`02:56.48`	`FuriousGeorge`	`it shows up in lspci now, lemme see if i can get it running with my old kernel and old module`
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`02:58.09`	`Un1x`	`us there any advanteages to useing Digital Phones`
`02:58.13`	`Un1x`	`compared to Analogue phones`
`02:58.14`	`Un1x`	`?`
`02:58.27`	`Qwell`	`You get to spend more on digital phones`
`02:59.06`	`FuriousGeorge`	`if you disable your nic all your digital phones are binary paper weights`
`02:59.36`	`nibbler_de`	`far better quality and usability`
`03:00.06`	`nibbler_de`	`FuriousGeorge: my digital phones depend on no nic.`
`03:00.44`	`macTijn`	`nibbler_de: you were off to bed ;)`
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`03:01.04`	`nibbler_de`	`macTijn: yeah right - forgot about that ;) thanks`
`03:01.25`	`Un1x`	`heh`
`03:01.26`	`macTijn`	`;)`
`03:01.32`	`Un1x`	`nibbler_de youre going to speak to me :P`
`03:01.49`	`Un1x`	`hm no seriously guys any advantages to using digital phones`
`03:02.00`	`nibbler_de`	`well... i'm in fact already in bed - but i really should close my notebook and sleep bit`
`03:02.00`	`Un1x`	`other then you can broswe web on certain ones.`
`03:02.28`	`Un1x`	`since i'll be using G729 codec should i buy Digital yet or no`
`03:02.33`	`nibbler_de`	`Un1x: all additional features like caller-id and call-waiting etc. are dirty hacks with analogue phones`
`03:02.48`	`FuriousGeorge`	`Un1x: some digital phones work from home/airports/starbucks`
`03:03.07`	`nibbler_de`	`thus you can't see the caller-id of a second incoming call, etc.`
`03:03.08`	`Un1x`	`Oh you mean such as ones with wireless connectivity`
`03:03.09`	`Un1x`	`like the linksys ones`
`03:03.19`	`nibbler_de`	`FuriousGeorge: about which ones are we talking?`
`03:03.27`	`nibbler_de`	`SIP? ISDN?`
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`03:03.33`	`Qwell`	`voip phones != digital phones`
`03:03.41`	`Un1x`	`nibbler_de on my ananlogue Vista phone i forgot wich model it is it shows callerid of incoming calls while ur on the phone`
`03:03.59`	`Un1x`	`meh i'll stick to analogue then :p`
`03:04.56`	`nibbler_de`	`Un1x: yeh - but it's dirty hack`
`03:05.00`	`nibbler_de`	`it's so - 1980s`
`03:05.36`	`nibbler_de`	`s/dirty/a\ dirty/`
`03:06.06`	`Un1x`	`heh`
`03:06.08`	`FuriousGeorge`	`Nibbier SIP phones i was refering to\`
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`03:06.31`	`Un1x`	`Maybe i'll go digital soon then`
`03:06.47`	`rob0`	`Can dialplan patterns include multicharacter conditionals like regex? I.e., _18(00\|55\|66\|77\|88)NXXXXXX to match US tollfree?`
`03:06.48`	`Un1x`	`nibbler_de why?`
`03:06.50`	`Un1x`	`is there anything really good about them`
`03:06.52`	`nibbler_de`	`FuriousGeorge: ah - ok - cause digital doesn't necessarily mean sip.`
`03:07.16`	`rob0`	`I need a separate exten for each area code, right?`
`03:07.48`	`nibbler_de`	`Un1x: it's simply the nice feeling of having a clean setup. nice voice quality, nifty features etc.`
`03:08.23`	`macTijn`	`analog /o\`
`03:08.27`	`Un1x`	`heh nibbler_de if you use G729 encoding then voice quality is obsolete`
`03:08.33`	`macTijn`	`the signalling horrors.`
`03:08.47`	`nibbler_de`	`Un1x: i use 711 since 1995 ;) why should i think about G729?`
`03:09.07`	`nibbler_de`	`yeah - just out-of-band-signalling, not inband`
`03:09.17`	`macTijn`	`uhuh`
`03:09.24`	`macTijn`	`soo much better`
`03:09.31`	`FuriousGeorge`	`my hd failed and its like my computer went back in time. im using evms in mirrored mode. all of a sudden i have asterisk 1.2.9 and all my old confs`
`03:09.32`	`nibbler_de`	`yup`
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`03:09.42`	`macTijn`	`no tone detection crap`
`03:09.44`	`FuriousGeorge`	`ive never had a raid volume fail before`
`03:09.55`	`FuriousGeorge`	`i expected mirrored drives to be identical`
`03:09.58`	`nibbler_de`	`pulse dialing ftw!1 ;)`
`03:09.59`	`nibbler_de`	`anyway`
`03:10.01`	`nibbler_de`	`mebednow`
`03:10.03`	`macTijn`	`nibbler_de: lol`
`03:10.03`	`nibbler_de`	`nite!`
`03:10.06`	`macTijn`	`nn :)`
`03:11.16`	`Un1x`	`nibbler_de you have good bandwidth?`
`03:11.23`	`Un1x`	`my upload is 100kB/s`
`03:11.28`	`Un1x`	`i dont think i can run 711`
`03:11.36`	`macTijn`	`711 uses 64 kbit`
`03:11.43`	`Un1x`	`well i could but not many calls simaltaneuosly`
`03:11.47`	`macTijn`	`just 1`
`03:11.55`	`Un1x`	`i would only be getting max 2 calls without some problems`
`03:12.00`	`Un1x`	`so i just sitkc to g729`
`03:12.06`	`Un1x`	`where i can squeeze in upto like 10 no prob`
`03:12.09`	`Un1x`	`but i use only 4`
`03:12.14`	`Un1x`	`since i only have 4 licenced channels`
`03:12.15`	`macTijn`	`doh`
`03:12.18`	`macTijn`	`what am I saying`
`03:12.23`	`macTijn`	`you can do at least 10 calls`
`03:12.32`	`macTijn`	`64 kbit`
`03:12.33`	`Un1x`	`not with 711`
`03:12.34`	`Un1x`	`only with g729`
`03:12.36`	`macTijn`	`you can`
`03:12.38`	`macTijn`	`nope`
`03:12.49`	`macTijn`	`if you have 1 mbit up (100 kbyte == 1 mbit)`
`03:12.51`	`bkruse_home`	`anyone have a list of asterisk dependencies? im building 1.4 for the debian peoplz`
`03:12.59`	`Un1x`	`yea i have 1 mbit up`
`03:13.05`	`macTijn`	`bkruse_home: my hero!`
`03:13.11`	`Un1x`	`so you think i can do more then 4 calls on digital?`
`03:13.20`	`macTijn`	`digital ?`
`03:13.29`	`Un1x`	`err on 711`
`03:13.30`	`bkruse_home`	`macTijn: whys that haha`
`03:13.30`	`bkruse_home`	`because debian is way far behind at like 1.2.7?`
`03:13.31`	`bkruse_home`	`lol`
`03:13.44`	`Un1x`	`sorry it takes long for me to respond computer is being gay after that electricty soutage`
`03:13.54`	`macTijn`	`bkruse_home: I just backported 1.2.13 from edgy to dapper`
`03:13.56`	`bkruse_home`	`macTijn: ima build the 1.2.13 stable branch and asterisk 1.4beta3 so you will be able to`
`03:14.07`	`bkruse_home`	`macTijn: me wants your files ;]`
`03:14.11`	`macTijn`	`sure`
`03:14.16`	`macTijn`	`hold on, I'll upload them`
`03:14.25`	`bkruse_home`	`pm me?`
`03:14.25`	`bkruse_home`	`its gona be`
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`03:14.51`	`macTijn`	`bkruse_home: what distro/version are you building for ?`
`03:15.06`	`DrCron`	`in todays world, is there any reason to have secure, authenticated, command links over the ptsn net using dtmf?`
`03:15.22`	`DrCron`	`or is it easier to just use ssh over an ip link`
`03:15.35`	`macTijn`	`bkruse_home: I can give you binaries for Ubuntu dapper`
`03:15.41`	`bkruse_home`	`apt-get install asterisk (thats gona be asterisk 1.2.13)`
`03:15.41`	`bkruse_home`	`apt-get install asterisk-1.2 (1.2.13, again)`
`03:15.41`	`bkruse_home`	`and`
`03:15.41`	`bkruse_home`	`apt-get install asterisk-1.4`
`03:15.42`	`bkruse_home`	`the debian stable branch, and then i can branch out from there`
`03:15.48`	`bkruse_home`	`Horray!`
`03:15.49`	`bkruse_home`	`i wana know your build process and what not`
`03:16.01`	`bkruse_home`	`ive been an rpm guy so long, i didnt want to just alien it into a deb, i wanted to do it right`
`03:16.05`	`macTijn`	`ah`
`03:16.10`	`bkruse_home`	`did you really buildthem or autoconf or w/e it is`
`03:16.18`	`macTijn`	`no`
`03:16.26`	`macTijn`	`hold on`
`03:16.28`	`macTijn`	`pm :)`
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`03:18.17`	`rob0`	`Can dialplan patterns include multicharacter conditionals like regex? I.e., _18(00\|55\|66\|77\|88)NXXXXXX to match US tollfree?`
`03:19.01`	`bkruse_home`	`uh yes`
`03:19.03`	`bkruse_home`	`but thats not how you do it`
`03:19.05`	`bkruse_home`	`let me think....`
`03:19.39`	`macTijn`	`bkruse_home: zee private message :)`
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`03:20.35`	`bkruse_home`	`k ;]`
`03:22.38`	`mtgll`	`thanks bkruse for all your help tonight...`
`03:22.47`	`bkruse_home`	`mtgll: no problem man :]`
`03:22.53`	`bkruse_home`	`digium + asterisk == life`
`03:23.20`	`macTijn`	`I kind of like the openpbx project`
`03:23.45`	`macTijn`	`it's starting to get nice and clean`
`03:23.45`	`bkruse_home`	`macTijn: PSSH`
`03:23.45`	`bkruse_home`	`http://asterisknow.org`
`03:23.50`	`macTijn`	`bkruse_home: from a developer perspective you certainly must agree with me :)`
`03:24.06`	`macTijn`	`not freepbx, openpbx`
`03:24.06`	`bkruse_home`	`macTijn: http://asterisknow.org/images/gui`
`03:24.11`	`bkruse_home`	`oh, gotcha`
`03:24.14`	`bkruse_home`	`yes ;]`
`03:24.19`	`macTijn`	`:)`
`03:24.22`	`bkruse_home`	`almost popped a vein there ;]`
`03:24.26`	`macTijn`	`lol`
`03:24.29`	`bkruse_home`	`macTijn: wana help me with integrating 1.4 into debian/`
`03:24.51`	`macTijn`	`bkruse_home: well, I'm kind of busy to get bristuff properly working at a customer`
`03:24.59`	`Un1x`	`wow dinner was good :P`
`03:25.04`	`Un1x`	`hmm love dinner`
`03:25.12`	`macTijn`	`bkruse_home: and it's already 04:25 here :)`
`03:25.24`	`macTijn`	`so I think I should be off to bed anytime soon :)`
`03:25.55`	`bkruse_home`	`macTijn: EWW i </3 bristuff`
`03:26.03`	`bkruse_home`	`macTijn: maybe tomorrow then, theres alot to be done ;]`
`03:26.11`	`bkruse_home`	`Un1x: what did you have?`
`03:26.15`	`macTijn`	`bkruse_home: what do you use for BRI then ?`
`03:26.21`	`macTijn`	`vISDN is way too immature`
`03:26.29`	`Un1x`	`Speghetti and meatballs + garlic Bread`
`03:26.34`	`Un1x`	`and salda`
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`03:26.35`	`bkruse_home`	`bristuff is maintained by that one dude right?`
`03:26.35`	`bkruse_home`	`macTijn: misdn?`
`03:26.38`	`Un1x`	`*salad`
`03:26.54`	`macTijn`	`bkruse_home: that's quite flakey on Debian`
`03:27.02`	`macTijn`	`I couldn't even get the packages to build`
`03:27.35`	`bkruse_home`	`really?`
`03:27.39`	`macTijn`	`yeah`
`03:27.39`	`bkruse_home`	`maybe i can do something about it :]`
`03:27.43`	`bkruse_home`	`apt-get install asterisk-misdn!`
`03:27.46`	`macTijn`	`well, go fix it :)`
`03:27.59`	`macTijn`	`bkruse_home: that's not working with a backported asterisk :)`
`03:28.09`	`macTijn`	`can misdn do NT mode ?`
`03:28.14`	`bkruse_home`	`macTijn: me go fix it!`
`03:28.20`	`macTijn`	`bkruse_home: you the man! :)`
`03:28.22`	`bkruse_home`	`macTijn: no idea. havent messed with it at all, but i will be soon`
`03:28.26`	`macTijn`	`ah`
`03:28.28`	`macTijn`	`well`
`03:28.34`	`bkruse_home`	`is there a package misdn?`
`03:28.43`	`macTijn`	`I find apt-get install asterisk-bristuff to work out quite nicely :)`
`03:28.45`	`bkruse_home`	`i might just do asterisk-misdn, i wonder how long itll take the ubuntu people to integrate it`
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`03:28.52`	`macTijn`	`yeah, there is`
`03:28.53`	`bkruse_home`	`apt-get install asterisk-misdn its faster`
`03:28.53`	`bkruse_home`	`;]`
`03:29.00`	`bkruse_home`	`ill see if i can get it to work here....`
`03:29.18`	`macTijn`	`I'd like to set up a development team to pick up the effort of building ubuntu's own asterisk packages`
`03:29.36`	`macTijn`	`because they keep pulling them from debian`
`03:29.40`	`macTijn`	`and they're waaaay behind`
`03:29.54`	`bkruse_home`	`macTijn: can you ask on the forum or something?`
`03:29.59`	`bkruse_home`	`maybe i can get on and talk around.`
`03:30.05`	`macTijn`	`well, not now :)`
`03:30.09`	`macTijn`	`we'll see tomorrow :)`
`03:30.09`	`DrCron`	`openbsd's packages are a bit behind as well`
`03:30.28`	`macTijn`	`DrCron: who uses OpenBSD anyway ? :>`
`03:30.34`	`Un1x`	`FreeBSD packages are nice and up-to-date`
`03:30.41`	`macTijn`	`DrCron: if you do BSD, go for free- or netBSD :)`
`03:30.52`	`DrCron`	`openbsd has less suckage`
`03:30.59`	`macTijn`	`FreeBSD ports are a gift from heaven :)`
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`03:31.05`	`Un1x`	`yep :)`
`03:31.08`	`Un1x`	`<3 freeBSD`
`03:31.14`	`Un1x`	`its where i started hense the name lol`
`03:31.15`	`DrCron`	`and openbsd has fewer holes`
`03:31.16`	`bkruse_home`	`DrCron: you can do packaging for freebsd, im not`
`03:31.19`	`macTijn`	`<- IRC'ing from a FreeBSD box`
`03:31.25`	`bkruse_home`	`lol nice`
`03:31.27`	`bkruse_home`	`freebsd rocks but`
`03:31.38`	`bkruse_home`	`usually people using freebsd dont need an apt-get type install for asterisk.`
`03:31.48`	`macTijn`	`DrCron: Theo has a broom stuck up his ass`
`03:32.01`	`DrCron`	`macTijn, yup`
`03:32.08`	`DrCron`	`and?`
`03:32.31`	`macTijn`	`well, that tends to get in the way`
`03:32.40`	`Un1x`	`bkruse_home we got ports... and also we can just manualy install it via downloading the tarball`
`03:33.00`	`bkruse_home`	`Un1x: i recommend the second part def, trust me ive done asterisk + freebsd and i love it`
`03:33.10`	`macTijn`	`using tarballs on a system that uses a packaging system is a bad idea imho`
`03:33.13`	`bkruse_home`	`deffinitely what i would employ for secure type situations`
`03:33.27`	`Un1x`	`Yep same here`
`03:33.35`	`Un1x`	`i would like freebsd as well its what my Sangoma cards will be on`
`03:33.44`	`Un1x`	`i dont like linux but zaptel according to some its unstable`
`03:33.55`	`Un1x`	`and according to some its stable so i dont know who to beleive and im not about to go waste hours of time`
`03:33.59`	`Un1x`	`to go test`
`03:34.16`	`bkruse_home`	`Sangoma=BEH`
`03:34.23`	`Un1x`	`BEH?`
`03:34.23`	`bkruse_home`	`Un1x: why sangoma-lamo`
`03:34.31`	`macTijn`	`anyway`
`03:34.36`	`Un1x`	`Sangoma = Canada and alot better`
`03:34.36`	`bkruse_home`	`i think i meant bleh...`
`03:34.39`	`macTijn`	`bkruse_home: we'll stay in touch :)`
`03:34.46`	`bkruse_home`	`macTijn: see ya!`
`03:34.46`	`bkruse_home`	`ya`
`03:34.46`	`bkruse_home`	`jabber me`
`03:34.46`	`bkruse_home`	`you got jabber?`
`03:34.50`	`macTijn`	`nope`
`03:34.54`	`bkruse_home`	`aim?`
`03:34.55`	`macTijn`	`MSN and skype :>`
`03:34.57`	`bkruse_home`	`Un1x: pssh`
`03:35.01`	`bkruse_home`	`gah`
`03:35.03`	`bkruse_home`	`msn then....`
`03:35.04`	`macTijn`	`<- euroboy :)`
`03:35.07`	`bkruse_home`	`admteamkruz@hotmail.com`
`03:35.09`	`bkruse_home`	`add meh`
`03:35.29`	`DrCron`	`skype--`
`03:35.44`	`macTijn`	`there we go`
`03:35.48`	`macTijn`	`skype is teh bomb`
`03:35.51`	`macTijn`	`it just works`
`03:35.52`	`macTijn`	`always.`
`03:35.58`	`bkruse_home`	`lol`
`03:36.06`	`DrCron`	`i hope you dont have a fast pipe`
`03:36.11`	`Supaplex`	`works like a 5yr's attention span`
`03:36.18`	`macTijn`	`24/1 mbit`
`03:36.30`	`Un1x`	`ive got 20/2 :)`
`03:36.34`	`macTijn`	`damn :)`
`03:36.35`	`Assid`	`yeah hes a supernode`
`03:36.39`	`macTijn`	`I want 2 aswell :)`
`03:36.41`	`DrCron`	`heh, just wait, if you ever get hit with becoming a supernode`
`03:36.47`	`macTijn`	`so what ?`
`03:36.54`	`macTijn`	`I don't mind :)`
`03:36.55`	`Un1x`	`i want`
`03:36.56`	`Un1x`	`2/20 tho`
`03:36.59`	`Assid`	`hes giving his bandwith for the rest of us`
`03:37.01`	`Un1x`	`id rather have a better upload atm`
`03:37.10`	`Assid`	`anyone wanna trade ?`
`03:37.13`	`Un1x`	`i want OC48`
`03:37.14`	`Un1x`	`:P`
`03:37.33`	`Supaplex`	`I'll give you 5 56k modems for the oc48!`
`03:37.34`	`DrCron`	`macTijn, well, i see you dont mind security holes`
`03:37.35`	`Assid`	`i got a 0.2/0.06`
`03:37.39`	`Un1x`	`no i want my OC48 in my house`
`03:37.45`	`macTijn`	`DrCron: what security holes ?`
`03:37.45`	`Un1x`	`i can get it`
`03:37.48`	`Un1x`	`but for the cost of 10k per month`
`03:37.55`	`Un1x`	`wich means i wont have it longer then 10 months`
`03:37.55`	`Un1x`	`lol`
`03:37.59`	`Un1x`	`so no point getting it`
`03:38.00`	`Un1x`	`:P`
`03:38.15`	`macTijn`	`lol`
`03:38.20`	`Un1x`	`-Guys Cya, i'm going to sleep well going to play games for 10-15 minutes then sleep`
`03:38.21`	`Un1x`	`gnite`
`03:38.21`	`Assid`	`hell give me a 5mbit.. im happy`
`03:38.29`	`macTijn`	`anyway`
`03:38.30`	`macTijn`	`<- off`
`03:38.31`	`macTijn`	`nn`
`03:38.31`	`Assid`	`really..`
`03:38.38`	`Assid`	`nn`
`03:38.56`	`DrCron`	`http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=mozclient&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&q=skype+security+holes`
`03:39.16`	`Assid`	`hes using firefox!`
`03:39.30`	`DrCron`	`having a butload of traffic come in, punched through a firewall, on a non-specced closed protocol, is a security hole`
`03:39.35`	`DrCron`	`a big one`
`03:41.10`	`Assid`	`actually its a triggered hole`
`03:42.10`	`DrCron`	`and yup, i use firefox`
`03:42.31`	`DrCron`	`and opera, depending on which i happen to see first`
`03:43.14`	`Supaplex`	`real men use netcat to surf the web`
`03:43.50`	`bkruse_home`	`Supaplex: netcat is for boys`
`03:43.53`	`bkruse_home`	`<---uses redirection to /dev/tcp`
`03:44.57`	`Qwell`	`You chumps use IP?`
`03:45.04`	`bkruse_home`	`Lol`
`03:45.15`	`Supaplex`	`but my netcat supports the matrix.`
`03:48.19`	`wunderkin`	`Telepathy Control Protocol`
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`05:06.44`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`I installed the lastest asterisk on ubuntu edgy, can anyone tell me if there is a binary ready version ztdummy available?`
`05:08.50`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`I assume that is what I am missing since my log messages says "Unable to open IAX timing interface"....can anyone confirm?`
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`05:10.08`	`Juggie`	`yes`
`05:10.10`	`Juggie`	`that is it`
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`05:10.56`	`DrCron`	`are you adding asterisk to a machine you have running other stuff?`
`05:11.00`	`Fatty123`	`Would someone be able to dial a sip uri for me to help test my nat config please?`
`05:11.17`	`DrCron`	`i can try`
`05:11.43`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`Juggie: Is there a binary available, or will I have to install all my dev related stuff to compile it?`
`05:11.55`	`Juggie`	`you must install dev related stuff`
`05:12.07`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`Juggie: Boooooooh. ;-)`
`05:12.26`	`Juggie`	`you just need the kernel devel packages`
`05:12.41`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`Juggie: and ccp I assume.`
`05:12.48`	`Fatty123`	`DrCron, are you talking to me or Tuna?`
`05:12.49`	`Juggie`	`gcc`
`05:13.02`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`Juggie: thats the one.`
`05:13.17`	`Juggie`	`it should be installed`
`05:13.29`	`Juggie`	`unless you really went super light on your install`
`05:13.43`	`Fatty123`	`DrCron: PM'ed you the addy, did you get it?`
`05:13.55`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`Juggie: I went light.`
`05:14.20`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`Juggie: you know, I did an apt-install of zaptel, shouldn't that have a ztdummy module with it?`
`05:14.42`	`DrCron`	`um, looks like i dont have my sip uri handling done correctly`
`05:14.44`	`DrCron`	`sorry`
`05:14.57`	`Juggie`	`BigCanOfTuna, modprobe ztdummy see if its there.`
`05:15.07`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`Juggie: no, not there.`
`05:15.10`	`Fatty123`	`np`
`05:15.12`	`Juggie`	`packages suck`
`05:15.16`	`Juggie`	`for * anyways`
`05:15.41`	`DrCron`	`meh, not so bad on openbsd`
`05:15.51`	`DrCron`	`the openbsd package works quite well`
`05:15.52`	`Juggie`	`packages for * is just a bad idea.`
`05:16.05`	`Juggie`	`it changes too much`
`05:16.09`	`Fatty123`	`http://ertw.com/blog/2006/09/18/asterisk-and-dialing-uris/ in case it helps you`
`05:16.55`	`Un1x`	`Hey Quick Question guys this will forward a call correct`
`05:16.55`	`Un1x`	`exten => 800SOMETHING,1,Answer`
`05:16.55`	`Un1x`	`exten => 800SOMETHING,1,Dial(${splitinfinity}/1SOMETHING)`
`05:17.44`	`DrCron`	`um, i think so`
`05:17.54`	`Un1x`	`but shouldn't there be a bridge command`
`05:17.57`	`Un1x`	`or forward command`
`05:17.59`	`Un1x`	`between the 2 lines`
`05:18.04`	`DrCron`	`nope`
`05:18.05`	`Un1x`	`or will asterisk know to bridge automaticly`
`05:18.17`	`DrCron`	`there is no bridging going on`
`05:18.34`	`DrCron`	`a call comes in, asterisk sees it, and dials out`
`05:18.48`	`Juggie`	`thats a bridge`
`05:18.49`	`DrCron`	`any more then there is bridging when it connects to a local extension`
`05:18.50`	`Juggie`	`between two channels.`
`05:19.19`	`Un1x`	`Ahh ok`
`05:19.20`	`Un1x`	`nice ;)`
`05:19.23`	`Un1x`	`thanks guys`
`05:19.30`	`DrCron`	`ok, well call me a noob`
`05:19.48`	`Un1x`	`ok thanks n00b`
`05:20.01`	`Un1x`	`lol`
`05:20.07`	`Un1x`	`Juggie whats a bridge`
`05:20.14`	`Un1x`	`what i just pasted`
`05:20.36`	`DrCron`	`a connection between to channels`
`05:20.41`	`DrCron`	`to->two`
`05:21.00`	`Fatty123`	`Is it ok to have the priorities as 1 for both lines?`
`05:21.14`	`DrCron`	`nope`
`05:21.20`	`DrCron`	`good point`
`05:21.27`	`DrCron`	`gotta have an n or a 2 in there`
`05:21.57`	`DrCron`	`i dont quite understand how dialplan macros work`
`05:21.59`	`Un1x`	`Fatty123 no`
`05:22.02`	`DrCron`	`is there a nice link somewhere?`
`05:22.04`	`Un1x`	`i just forgot to edit it :P`
`05:22.51`	`Fatty123`	`Un1x, :)`
`05:26.18`	`*** join/#asterisk brunner (n=Chris@24.181.118.207)`
`05:26.25`	`brunner`	`http://66.118.187.72/ <== if anyone is interested, you're welcome to it`
`05:26.39`	`brunner`	`Corydon: what's up, pimp?`
`05:27.27`	`bkruse_home`	`:P`
`05:29.28`	`DocHolliday`	`my server is being nuked, can't believe its going to take another 10 hours though`
`05:29.57`	`DocHolliday`	`damned DoD 5220-22.M standard :(`
`05:31.44`	`DrCron`	`hmm, so I want any of the local soft phones to make calls out, i know how to match phone numbers, send them to the correct service, etc`
`05:32.10`	`Un1x`	`DocHolliday youre formatting it why?`
`05:32.10`	`DrCron`	`but how to match sip URI's, just go by the SIP: at the front?`
`05:32.27`	`DocHolliday`	`Un1x, want to dispose of the drives.`
`05:33.03`	`DocHolliday`	`and i don't like the idea of throwing them away with easily recoverable data.`
`05:35.09`	`*** join/#asterisk mceGEEK (n=mceGEEK@70-89-196-165-inkleaf-mn.hfc.comcastbusiness.net)`
`05:35.30`	`bkruse_home`	`mceGEEK: hello ;]`
`05:35.42`	`Un1x`	`DocHolliday what program you using for it?`
`05:35.53`	`DocHolliday`	`Darik's boot and nuke`
`05:36.35`	`bkruse_home`	`hey, just got a alpha alpha alpha .deb tarball for asterisk 1.4, anyone wana try it :D`
`05:37.19`	`bkruse_home`	`;[`
`05:38.09`	`DrCron`	`exten => _SIP.,1,Playback(you-have-reached-a-test-number)\|exten => _SIP.,n,Hangup\| that should match SIP:any@address.nd, right?`
`05:38.39`	`*** join/#asterisk bjohnson (n=bjohnson@i209-195-77-55.cia.com)`
`05:39.10`	`bkruse_home`	`does it work?`
`05:39.59`	`DrCron`	`nope`
`05:40.05`	`bkruse_home`	`hmm`
`05:40.08`	`DrCron`	`meaning i made a mistake`
`05:40.16`	`*** join/#asterisk L\|NUX (n=linux@unaffiliated/lnux/x-10290)`
`05:40.17`	`bkruse_home`	`ya,`
`05:40.21`	`bkruse_home`	`(looking)`
`05:40.44`	`fx0`	`who is ddosing you ?`
`05:40.56`	`bkruse_home`	`_SIP. right DrCron`
`05:41.58`	`cy3o3`	`Anyone have a FWD account setup that I can give a ring.. see if it works?`
`05:42.00`	`bkruse_home`	`DrCron: im wondering if . only matches characters not including @#!% etc...`
`05:42.12`	`bkruse_home`	`cy3o3: cant you do a "call me" on the fwd website?`
`05:42.17`	`cy3o3`	`I know incoming works, had someone give me a ring earlier..`
`05:42.26`	`cy3o3`	`bkruse_home: yeah, but that doesn't seem to do dick. heh`
`05:42.33`	`*** join/#asterisk X-Gen (n=X-Gen@dsl-242-63-06.telkomadsl.co.za)`
`05:42.39`	`DrCron`	`Dec 8 21:42:30 NOTICE[4155]: chan_iax2.c:6820 socket_read: Rejected connect attempt from 10.1.1.2, who was trying to reach 'SIP:test@test.com'`
`05:42.40`	`bkruse_home`	`cy3o3: thats fwd for you ;]`
`05:42.51`	`bkruse_home`	`LOL?`
`05:42.58`	`bkruse_home`	`you got some dialing problems messed up DrCron`
`05:42.58`	`DrCron`	`cy3o3, how long ago did you sign up?`
`05:43.11`	`cy3o3`	`and the guy that called me earlier, the call came through ... but it's not listed in the web interface as a received call.`
`05:43.24`	`cy3o3`	`DrCron: couple months ago.. just got around to setting it up today`
`05:43.59`	`bkruse_home`	`DrCron:`
`05:44.00`	`bkruse_home`	`http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+Dialplan+Patterns`
`05:44.01`	`Qwell`	`brunner: 00:44:24 up 39 days, 4:34, 32 users, load average: 142.18, 50.39, 19.04`
`05:44.15`	`bkruse_home`	`Qwell: nice`
`05:44.22`	`Qwell`	`just wait`
`05:44.27`	`bkruse_home`	`Qwell: i have a beta 1.4 package for debian to submit tomorrow :X`
`05:44.41`	`*** join/#asterisk ozoneco (n=stanp@CPE-24-27-138-124.neb.res.rr.com)`
`05:45.49`	`brunner`	`Qwell: no wonder that shit is running so slowly`
`05:45.52`	`brunner`	`what's hogging the CPU?`
`05:45.55`	`Qwell`	`me`
`05:46.17`	`*** join/#asterisk CowboyKitty (n=cowboyki@adsl-67-66-188-233.dsl.rcsntx.swbell.net)`
`05:46.19`	`brunner`	`why?`
`05:46.24`	`Qwell`	`bored`
`05:46.28`	`brunner`	`stop?`
`05:46.29`	`Qwell`	`I'll stop it :P`
`05:46.37`	`brunner`	`I can't even log in to kill it`
`05:46.38`	`Qwell`	`You DID say "anything"...`
`05:46.47`	`brunner`	`Qwell: dude, come on`
`05:46.52`	`brunner`	`if you want to take down a box, log into SD`
`05:47.10`	`Qwell`	`SD?`
`05:47.23`	`bkruse_home`	yes `yes lol owned`
`05:47.38`	`Un1x`	`wow lol`
`05:47.38`	`Qwell`	`all done :P`
`05:47.41`	`Un1x`	`alot of people on this server`
`05:47.45`	`*** join/#asterisk benjk (n=benjamin@f8a01-0357.din.or.jp)`
`05:47.56`	`Qwell`	`brunner: see /home/*.sh`
`05:48.09`	`Qwell`	`erm, /home/aaaaa/*.sh`
`05:48.33`	`brunner`	`I'm sure it can be taken down, dude`
`05:48.40`	`brunner`	`this isn't any kind of production service`
`05:48.40`	`Un1x`	`brunner`
`05:48.53`	`Qwell`	`brunner: I got bored, and you said "anything"... figured I'd have a little fun ;/`
`05:48.54`	`Un1x`	`look how many users lol`
`05:48.54`	`DrCron`	`ah, ok its choking if there is anything after the @`
`05:48.54`	`brunner`	`try taking down silenceisdefeat.org if you want a challenge`
`05:49.20`	`DrCron`	`works for SIP: SIP:test SIP:test@ but not SIP:test@t`
`05:49.20`	`brunner`	`Un1x: what? just 32`
`05:49.49`	`brunner`	`I need a script to auto-renice bitorrent processes`
`05:49.50`	`bkruse_home`	`DrCron: gotcha, i thought that @ would own it`
`05:50.13`	`cy3o3`	`So, no one has a FWD account I can call then eh. Is it just cause FWD blows or what? :P`
`05:50.14`	`mceGEEK`	`hey brkuse .. how are you doing?`
`05:50.25`	`DrCron`	`cy i have one`
`05:50.28`	`DrCron`	`1 second`
`05:50.35`	`cy3o3`	`sweet man`
`05:50.36`	`bkruse_home`	`mceGEEK: great! just got an alpha 1.4`
`05:50.46`	`mceGEEK`	`cool`
`05:50.50`	`bkruse_home`	`mceGEEK: are you on ubuntu?`
`05:50.54`	`DrCron`	`815572 i dont have a mic on this comp though`
`05:51.04`	`cy3o3`	`hmm, okay DrCron`
`05:51.12`	`DrCron`	`should connect though`
`05:51.17`	`brunner`	`lol... 18GB already used`
`05:51.23`	`mceGEEK`	`bkruce_home: i use redhat FC1`
`05:51.29`	`cy3o3`	`awesome.`
`05:51.31`	`bkruse_home`	`k`
`05:51.32`	`bkruse_home`	`LOL`
`05:51.35`	`DrCron`	`yup, working`
`05:51.43`	`cy3o3`	`DrCron: too cool. thanks man`
`05:51.47`	`DrCron`	`now, to get sip and aix dialing up`
`05:52.35`	`cy3o3`	`DrCron: wonder why all of their other extensions fail. I have an email stating that I can always call 55555 .. and I sawa there was like 615 and stuff for conf rooms and whatnot`
`05:53.32`	`Un1x`	`lol`
`05:53.38`	`Un1x`	`brunner would you lik eme to fill the hdd`
`05:53.47`	`DrCron`	`their internal extensions suck`
`05:53.56`	`Un1x`	`wow after everyones done downloading and stuff`
`05:54.00`	`DrCron`	`but they seem to be able to connect people ok`
`05:54.00`	`Un1x`	`admins going to have a nightmare lol`
`05:54.25`	`cy3o3`	`DrCron: yeah I always get " == Everyone is busy/congested at this time (1:1/0/0)"`
`05:54.48`	`Un1x`	`Anyone know of Cisco Wireless Routers that are rackmountable...`
`05:56.14`	`cy3o3`	`woohoo, at least the echo test works heh`
`05:57.28`	`*** join/#asterisk imyousuf (n=IceChat7@203.208.196.140)`
`05:57.48`	`imyousuf`	`hi`
`05:58.06`	`imyousuf`	`I had a question related to CODEC extension of Asterisk`
`05:58.13`	`JT`	`cy3o3: want me to call you?`
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`05:58.55`	`cy3o3`	`JT: that'd be sweet`
`05:59.03`	`imyousuf`	`I want to add a CODEC to asterisk`
`05:59.03`	`cy3o3`	`788998`
`05:59.10`	`bkruse_home`	`imyousuf: bring it`
`05:59.27`	`JT`	`cy3o3: gimme a sec`
`05:59.31`	`cy3o3`	`coo`
`05:59.35`	`bkruse_home`	`is the dude here that wants my php class file for asterisk, anyone?`
`05:59.48`	`JT`	`my home asterisk test system is disconnected, so i need to setup an iax client to connect directly`
`06:00.05`	`cy3o3`	`JT: cool, I'll go have a smoke real quick then`
`06:00.13`	`brunner`	`Un1x: nah, let it happen on its own`
`06:00.21`	`imyousuf`	`so can anybody help me in adding the CODEC?`
`06:15.26`	`*** join/#asterisk jbot (i=ibot@pdpc/supporter/active/TimRiker/bot/apt)`
`06:15.26`	`*** topic/#asterisk is Asterisk: The Open Source PBX -=- http://www.asterisk.org -=- Zaptel 1.2.11 released (Nov. 9, 2006) -=- Join #freepbx for freepbx/trixbox support. -=- Join #asterisk-gui to learn about the new Asterisk GUI framework`
`06:15.37`	`russellb`	`Qwell: right, would be easy`
`06:15.42`	`cy3o3`	`JT: odd..`
`06:15.45`	`russellb`	`until we run out of format numbers.`
`06:15.59`	`russellb`	`then we have to figure out wtf to do :-p`
`06:16.09`	`imyousuf`	`@russellb: can you suggest from where to start looking`
`06:16.21`	`bkruse_home`	`russellb: haha`
`06:16.32`	`russellb`	`codecs/codec_whatever.c`
`06:16.37`	`JT`	`cy3o3: you need to be identified to services to send private messages`
`06:16.48`	`*** part/#asterisk bkruse_home (n=root@69.73.127.92)`
`06:16.53`	`cy3o3`	`I see.. heh`
`06:17.06`	`russellb`	`codec_ulaw.c is a very simple example`
`06:17.08`	`cy3o3`	`JT: but yeah, I can hear you just dandy`
`06:17.15`	`imyousuf`	`@russellb: thanks`
`06:17.18`	`JT`	`are you using sip or iax?`
`06:17.21`	`cy3o3`	`iax`
`06:17.24`	`JT`	`:o`
`06:17.30`	`JT`	`one way audio with iax`
`06:17.31`	`JT`	`hmm`
`06:17.42`	`cy3o3`	`sip from the phone to asterisk.. iax from asterisk to FWD`
`06:17.42`	`JT`	`is your microphone plugged in?`
`06:17.58`	`JT`	`i guess your problem might be from phone to asterisk? shrug`
`06:17.58`	`cy3o3`	`I'm using a grandstream budgetone 101`
`06:18.05`	`JT`	`not sure what codec it connected with`
`06:18.24`	`cy3o3`	`JT: well, when I call 613 (FWD's echo test) it works dandy as well..`
`06:18.28`	`JT`	`i'm only allowing alaw, ulaw and gwm`
`06:18.37`	`JT`	`gsm`
`06:19.01`	`cy3o3`	`<PROTECTED>`
`06:19.01`	`cy3o3`	`<PROTECTED>`
`06:19.01`	`cy3o3`	`<PROTECTED>`
`06:19.01`	`cy3o3`	`<PROTECTED>`
`06:19.06`	`*** join/#asterisk teh-hax (n=root@69.73.127.92)`
`06:19.09`	`teh-hax`	`Mr. Bryant. I need help doing the linux and the asterisk configurationz, email me`
`06:19.09`	`teh-hax`	`hax@zomg1337.com`
`06:19.09`	`teh-hax`	`kthnx`
`06:19.16`	`*** part/#asterisk teh-hax (n=root@69.73.127.92)`
`06:19.25`	`JT`	`hmm`
`06:19.40`	`JT`	`echo test works fine for me`
`06:19.42`	`*** join/#asterisk mitcheloc (n=mitchelo@titaniumsoft.net)`
`06:19.48`	`Qwell`	`mitcheloc: ;)`
`06:19.56`	`file`	`moo`
`06:20.05`	`cy3o3`	`dito`
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`06:22.42`	`russellb`	`<PROTECTED>`
`06:22.48`	`russellb`	`<PROTECTED>`
`06:22.53`	`russellb`	`i wonder who that was!!`
`06:22.54`	`Qwell`	`nuuuubbbb`
`06:22.54`	`bkruse_home`	`:X`
`06:23.03`	`Sean_away`	`sigh`
`06:23.07`	`bkruse_home`	`<-------teh-hax musta spoofed his ip`
`06:23.26`	`bkruse_home`	`darn kids and their computers.`
`06:23.27`	`*** part/#asterisk mcab (n=mb@66.195.193.151)`
`06:23.30`	`russellb`	`bkruse_home: and why are you logged in as root, son?1`
`06:23.45`	`russellb`	`Qwell: nubs.`
`06:23.57`	`bkruse_home`	`<----<3 root?`
`06:24.02`	`file`	`at least put some effort into it, geez`
`06:24.13`	`bkruse_home`	`file: ill come steal your tv`
`06:24.20`	`file`	`go ahead!`
`06:24.34`	`bkruse_home`	`file: ill come steal your muffins`
`06:24.37`	`file`	`I'll just ask Tina where you live and hunt you down!`
`06:24.42`	`bkruse_home`	`:X`
`06:24.56`	`file`	`I have resources and I'm not afraid to use them`
`06:24.57`	`russellb`	`file: i know what car he drives`
`06:25.03`	`bkruse_home`	`:X!`
`06:25.15`	`bkruse_home`	`:]`
`06:25.20`	`file`	`I haven't even set the clock on this thing yet`
`06:26.21`	`bkruse_home`	`file: how you like it?`
`06:26.21`	`file`	`bkruse_home: it rocks`
`06:26.21`	`bkruse_home`	`horray`
`06:26.22`	`file`	`sooo many inputs`
`06:26.22`	`bkruse_home`	`nice!`
`06:26.22`	`bkruse_home`	`HD?`
`06:26.23`	`russellb`	`file: you like the inputs, don't you.`
`06:26.35`	`file`	`I don't have HD service, but it's capable`
`06:26.38`	`bkruse_home`	`file you need some ice for that burn (high five russell)`
`06:26.43`	`bkruse_home`	`:P`
`06:26.54`	`file`	`russellb: and you like the outputs`
`06:27.00`	`bkruse_home`	`dang`
`06:27.00`	`russellb`	`file: <3`
`06:27.04`	`file`	`russellb: <3`
`06:27.08`	`bkruse_home`	`im getting 2 bags of ice :P`
`06:27.31`	`bkruse_home`	`lol`
`06:27.40`	`file`	`I think a surround sound setup is next..`
`06:27.47`	`bkruse_home`	`oh, agreed`
`06:27.47`	`file`	`perhaps.`
`06:27.49`	`bkruse_home`	`klipsch!`
`06:28.02`	`file`	`bills to pay first, then reckless spending`
`06:28.07`	`bkruse_home`	`ah. kk`
`06:28.44`	`bkruse_home`	`random question, does the 1.4 install (any part of it) nuke /usr/lib/asterisk/modules?`
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`06:28.50`	`bkruse_home`	`so it doesnt do those whacked out things`
`06:31.02`	`bkruse_home`	`im out`
`06:31.30`	`bkruse_home`	`maybe youll get a visit from teh-hax later :X`
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`07:20.26`	`newbie1`	`I've a problem with codec`
`07:20.43`	`newbie1`	`I've a soft phone which supports g723`
`07:21.06`	`newbie1`	`I've a quintum which also supports g723`
`07:21.33`	`newbie1`	`now i want to transfer call through an asterisk box`
`07:21.46`	`russellb`	`g723 is supported in passthrough mode`
`07:22.12`	`newbie1`	`russell: How can i enable passthroug?`
`07:22.35`	`russellb`	`it just happens, as long as you "allow" the codec from both the phone, and to your switch`
`07:22.38`	`russellb`	`allow=g723`
`07:23.20`	`newbie1`	`russellb: I did`
`07:23.45`	`newbie1`	`newbie1: But "Unsupported media" error`
`07:24.03`	`newbie1`	`russellb: But in case of g711, It works fine`
`07:25.01`	`russellb`	`i guess i would have to see exactly what error you get ...`
`07:25.42`	`russellb`	`but, i really need to go to sleep now`
`07:25.50`	`russellb`	`so, good luck to you. hopefully someone else can take a look`
`07:26.21`	`newbie1`	`russellb: Have a sweet dream!`
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`07:35.53`	`newbie1`	`Hello`
`07:36.16`	`newbie1`	`anybody face the above problem before`
`07:36.17`	`newbie1`	`?`
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`07:39.18`	`newbie1`	`I've a problem with codec`
`07:39.27`	`newbie1`	`I've a soft phone which supports g723`
`07:39.34`	`newbie1`	`I've a quintum which also supports g723`
`07:39.42`	`newbie1`	`now i want to transfer call through an asterisk box`
`07:40.00`	`newbie1`	`"Unsupported media" error comes`
`07:40.06`	`newbie1`	`But in case of g711, It works fine`
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`07:41.42`	`JT`	`asterisk has never supported g.723 transcoding, newbie1`
`07:42.34`	`newbie1`	`JT: I just do nothing`
`07:42.41`	`JT`	`?`
`07:42.57`	`newbie1`	`JT: I just want pass the codec`
`07:43.12`	`newbie1`	`because My soft phone also supports g723 codec`
`07:43.24`	`newbie1`	`and also quintum does`
`07:43.30`	`JT`	`both ends need to have reinvite and canreinvite set to yes`
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`07:44.03`	`newbie1`	`JT: I'll do`
`07:44.20`	`newbie1`	`JT: Can you explain it ?`
`07:44.22`	`JT`	`and they need to be able to see each other`
`07:44.30`	`JT`	`ie not have complicated nat between them`
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`08:17.39`	`DrCron`	`so, asterisk keeps choking on the @ sign in sip addresses`
`08:18.06`	`DrCron`	`any hints on how to handle them so i can place outgoing SIP calls?`
`08:29.05`	`DrCron`	`um, is there a way to print out information to the asterisk console? variables and the like?`
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`08:44.57`	`newbie1`	`JT: sorry I was away`
`08:45.17`	`newbie1`	`JT: both ends need to have reinvite and canreinvite set to yes`
`08:46.33`	`JT`	`and asterisk needs to not do anything that involves manipulating audio`
`08:46.40`	`JT`	`like playback or anything else`
`08:48.05`	`newbie1`	`JT: soft phone <----> asterisk <-------> quintum`
`08:48.12`	`newbie1`	`JT: My diagram is like that`
`08:48.32`	`JT`	`sure, that doesn't show what your dialplan does with the call though`
`08:50.29`	`newbie1`	`JT: so if i set reinvite and canreinvite to yes`
`08:50.45`	`newbie1`	`JT: it will work?`
`08:51.06`	`JT`	`and as i said, if your dialplan doesn't do anything that manipulates the audi`
`08:51.10`	`JT`	`audio`
`08:51.12`	`newbie1`	`JT: soft phone is in private network`
`08:51.31`	`newbie1`	`asterisk is in public IP`
`08:51.39`	`DrCron`	`jt, can you dial out to sip uri's from your phones?`
`08:51.40`	`newbie1`	`quintum also in public IP`
`08:52.12`	`DrCron`	`I'm having a heck of a time setting this up`
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`09:08.58`	`DrCron`	`so, does anyone here have outboud SIP uri dialing working?`
`09:11.43`	`suma`	`how can i set caller id in the PRI line ?`
`09:12.00`	`suma`	`DrCon: what is your problem ?`
`09:12.55`	`JT`	`suma: suma http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Setting+Callerid`
`09:13.16`	`suma`	`JT: http://pastebin.ca/272809 I also have this settings in my zapata.conf`
`09:15.43`	`Un1x`	`heh JT`
`09:15.46`	`Un1x`	`er suma`
`09:15.46`	`Un1x`	`#asterisk`
`09:15.46`	`Un1x`	`usecallingpres=yes`
`09:15.46`	`Un1x`	`#asterisk`
`09:15.47`	`Un1x`	`callwaitingcallerid=no`
`09:15.47`	`Un1x`	`#asterisk`
`09:15.49`	`Un1x`	`threewaycalling=no`
`09:15.56`	`JT`	`umm so do you do what i just pointed you to, in extensions.conf?`
`09:15.56`	`Un1x`	`why no calleridoncallwaiting`
`09:16.00`	`Un1x`	`and no threewaycalling`
`09:16.16`	`JT`	`i really dont think that's the issue`
`09:16.28`	`DrCron`	`i'm trying to get sip uri dialing working, currently the matching is _SIP.`
`09:16.39`	`DrCron`	`but that doesnt match SIP:asd@st`
`09:16.52`	`DrCron`	`it does, however match SIP:asd@`
`09:17.33`	`suma`	`Un1x: i don't want to have callwaiting facility on my PRI Line`
`09:17.46`	`JT`	`indeed`
`09:17.52`	`JT`	`that'd be silly on a pri`
`09:18.04`	`suma`	`JT: yes`
`09:18.13`	`JT`	`suma: so what are you doing in extensions.conf?`
`09:18.18`	`JT`	`if you set the caller id properly`
`09:18.22`	`JT`	`it should just work`
`09:18.34`	`JT`	`presuming your telco is OK with what you've set the CID to`
`09:18.47`	`DrCron`	`the only way i see to do it is to have a full wildcard ie _. and try and parse the sip address from that`
`09:19.10`	`suma`	`exten => _6X.,1,Set(CALLERID(all)=91636630)`
`09:19.10`	`suma`	`exten => _6X.,2,Dial(Zap/g1/${EXTEN})`
`09:19.28`	`suma`	`JT: these are the lines i have in my extensions.conf`
`09:19.32`	`JT`	`it should work, unless it's not in a format your telco likes`
`09:19.41`	`JT`	`or is not a number you own`
`09:20.02`	`suma`	`JT: let me check it`
`09:20.03`	`JT`	`you should do a pri intense debug`
`09:20.07`	`Un1x`	`fuck never try to shove KD down ur kitchen sink drain`
`09:20.16`	`Un1x`	`it fucking floats and clogs ur drainpipe`
`09:20.17`	`JT`	`to see if it's being send in the q.931 SETUP message`
`09:20.21`	`suma`	`JT: pri debug, i could not underdstand the things`
`09:20.21`	`JT`	`s/send/sent/`
`09:20.30`	`suma`	`let me check it now`
`09:20.30`	`JT`	`pri debug is easy to understand`
`09:20.34`	`Un1x`	`s/send/sent`
`09:20.37`	`Un1x`	`sigh`
`09:20.37`	`JT`	`just look for the bits of interest`
`09:20.52`	`suma`	`i will do enable the PRI on`
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`09:21.04`	`Un1x`	`so when you end up having a clogged kitchen sing`
`09:21.13`	`JT`	`in the SETUP message it will have the number it is trying to call as well as the number it is calling from`
`09:21.15`	`Un1x`	`s/sink/sing`
`09:21.17`	`DrCron`	`Un1x, KD?`
`09:21.21`	`Un1x`	`Yea`
`09:21.51`	`JT`	`what is kd`
`09:21.51`	`Un1x`	`Kraft Dinner`
`09:21.51`	`Un1x`	`JT hates me`
`09:21.51`	`JT`	`?`
`09:21.51`	`Un1x`	`those cheese noodle things`
`09:21.51`	`Un1x`	`Kraft Dinner man`
`09:21.51`	`JT`	`not everyone lives in the USA`
`09:22.01`	`Un1x`	`http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kraft_Dinner`
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`09:26.01`	`suma`	`JT: my pri debug http://pastebin.ca/272814`
`09:27.23`	`JT`	`suma`
`09:27.25`	`JT`	`<PROTECTED>`
`09:27.34`	`JT`	`that's what it's sending for CID`
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`09:28.03`	`suma`	`i c`
`09:28.22`	`suma`	`when i receive i'm not receiving the number with that number, i get the PRI default number`
`09:28.46`	`JT`	`may be a telco issue`
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`09:29.02`	`Lord_Pall`	`anyone know if there's a syntax i can use in the host= line to represent broad ranges of ips?`
`09:29.04`	`JT`	`is the number you are sending assigned to thast PRI?`
`09:30.05`	`suma`	`no, that is a different number, let me check with the PRI number itself`
`09:30.36`	`JT`	`pris usually have a few numbers`
`09:30.53`	`JT`	`is the number you are setting, one that is on that pri anywhere already?`
`09:31.31`	`suma`	`that number is outside of the PRI`
`09:31.44`	`suma`	`i'm trying with the number within the DID numbers`
`09:31.49`	`suma`	`given to that line`
`09:31.55`	`DrCron`	`damn`
`09:32.25`	`JT`	`outside the pri is a problem with a lot of telcos, as they make sure you are setting CID to a number you own`
`09:32.25`	`DrCron`	`i cant get * to match against any string with anything after an @`
`09:34.35`	`suma`	`JT: http://pastebin.ca/272818 i have checked now and still it is sending with the default number`
`09:34.43`	`suma`	`JT: It might be the telco problem`
`09:34.59`	`suma`	`JT: can you please kindly review the pastebin for the latest call`
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`09:36.55`	`JT`	`it's sending '6568299931' ]`
`09:37.00`	`suma`	`yes`
`09:37.11`	`suma`	`that is one of the PRI number assigned to that PRI line`
`09:37.23`	`suma`	`DID number for that PRI`
`09:37.37`	`JT`	`is 65 your country code?`
`09:37.42`	`suma`	`yes`
`09:37.45`	`suma`	`65 - singapore`
`09:38.04`	`JT`	`do you actually set 65 in the dialplan`
`09:38.10`	`JT`	`or is something adding it?`
`09:38.18`	`suma`	`i'm setting it`
`09:38.35`	`suma`	`CALLERID(all)=6568299931<6568299931>`
`09:38.40`	`JT`	`ok, so when you receive caller id, give me an example of exactly what it looks like`
`09:39.13`	`JT`	`receiving on a pri that is`
`09:39.16`	`suma`	`68299930 <-- this is number which i seen on the callers number`
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`09:40.24`	`JT`	`then do not set 65`
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`09:40.37`	`JT`	`if the telco doesn't set the country code normally, you shouldn't either`
`09:41.02`	`suma`	`i tried without 65 also`
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`09:41.24`	`JT`	`you should format the number to look exactly like what they normally send on the same sort of lines (PRI)`
`09:41.27`	`JT`	`hrm`
`09:41.37`	`JT`	`maybe asking if they allow setting callerid`
`09:41.39`	`suma`	`JT: http://pastebin.ca/272819`
`09:41.45`	`DrCron`	`_. should match everything, right?`
`09:42.00`	`JT`	`yes, it's not a recommended pattern`
`09:42.18`	`JT`	`_X. is usually the recommended most broad pattern`
`09:43.20`	`DrCron`	`for some reason _. doesnt match music@vostrom.com, or anything with an @`
`09:43.54`	`DrCron`	`or, more specificaly, anything with an @ in it gets denied`
`09:43.56`	`DrCron`	`wait...`
`09:44.02`	`JT`	`suma`
`09:44.03`	`JT`	`< Cause (len= 5) [ Ext: 1 Coding: CCITT (ITU) standard (0) 0: 0 Location: Public network serving the local user (2)`
`09:44.06`	`JT`	`< Ext: 1 Cause: Info. element nonexist or not implemented (99), class = Protocol`
`09:44.14`	`JT`	`you're getting a STATUS message with cause code 99`
`09:44.24`	`JT`	`that might be related to setting callerid`
`09:44.26`	`JT`	`i'm not sure`
`09:44.34`	`JT`	`so perhaps your telco does not support it`
`09:45.56`	`suma`	`JT: I will discuss with the telco, thanks`
`09:46.00`	`JT`	`np`
`09:47.17`	`DrCron`	`could there be something in sip.conf that matches the domain on dial requests and rejects anything nonlocal?`
`09:48.20`	`DrCron`	`ie if my hostname is bob, and asterisk sees a call for user@alice, will it just drop it?`
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`09:55.48`	`suma`	`ISDN is digital right, they can clearly specify what is happening on the network without any disambiguity, i dunno why all these confusion`
`09:57.15`	`DrCron`	`ok, well iax2 debug told me alot`
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`09:57.34`	`DrCron`	`the @ sign was setting the context`
`09:58.07`	`DrCron`	`and there is no way i can seem to escape it...`
`09:58.09`	`DrCron`	`bah`
`09:58.28`	`Block`	`anyone with a SPA?`
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`10:03.38`	`DrCron`	`sorry, i dont even know what an SPA is`
`10:06.07`	`Block`	`an ata from sipura that gives me a hard time`
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`10:23.01`	`tRSS`	`i need help with some basic stuff. i know I can strip digits using ${EXTEN:X:Y} pattern, but can I do the same with any variable that I define, e.g.: exten => s,1,Read(ext_num,vm-extension)`
`10:23.02`	`tRSS`	`exten => s,2,SayDigits(${ext_num::1})`
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`10:28.28`	`tRSS`	`never mind, i figured it out. i can use the above.`
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`10:52.35`	`moon06`	`sry wrong chan`
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`11:10.25`	`littleball`	`hello, i am looking for DDI number service provider. who can recommend?`
`11:10.46`	`DrCron`	`you mean did?`
`11:10.47`	`littleball`	`because i am provide callback service, i need get the DDI numbers from provider`
`11:10.49`	`littleball`	`did`
`11:10.50`	`littleball`	`yes`
`11:11.12`	`littleball`	`DrCron, can help?`
`11:11.17`	`DrCron`	`there are the metaphorical buttload of them`
`11:11.47`	`littleball`	`sorry?`
`11:12.08`	`DrCron`	`http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/VOIP+Service+Providers`
`11:12.23`	`DrCron`	`there are a very very large number of providers`
`11:12.59`	`littleball`	`thanks`
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`11:23.21`	`zoa`	`littleball: www.voipcharges.com`
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`11:36.26`	`tRSS`	`does toll free dialing work with free world dialup? Mine is not working! Correct me if I am wrong here: exten => _*18XX.,1,Dial(${FWDGW}/${EXTEN},30,r) ; Where FWDGW is defined on top.`
`11:39.17`	`EmleyMoor`	`Are you on SIP or IAX with FWD?`
`11:39.45`	`tRSS`	`IAX`
`11:40.04`	`EmleyMoor`	`tRSS: I've always found their IAX to be a bit unreliable`
`11:40.15`	`EmleyMoor`	`Also, some NA toll-free need 3 *s, not 1`
`11:40.32`	`EmleyMoor`	`What's the number you're trying? I can try it over SIP for you`
`11:40.38`	`tRSS`	`i have tried with 3 *s as well and IAX has never betrayed me :)`
`11:41.17`	`tRSS`	`this one: Phone: 800-258-8437`
`11:42.43`	`tRSS`	`i am not sure about my configs. do you see any problems with the statement I pasted above (earlier)`
`11:43.01`	`EmleyMoor`	`Works 1 * from here`
`11:43.56`	`tRSS`	`may be something I am doing is wrong?`
`11:46.43`	`tRSS`	`i keep getting this on my asterisk: Call rejected by 192.246.69.186: No such context/extension`
`11:49.20`	`DrCron`	`add a 700 in front?`
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`11:49.31`	`DrCron`	`oh, nevermind`
`11:49.59`	`tRSS`	`i think I have the solution for the problem... just a sec.`
`11:50.08`	`DrCron`	`let me test mine`
`11:51.15`	`tRSS`	`i have found this on this trixbox website: " had the same problem. In the end I found out that the problem is on the FWD side. With IAX you are not able to contact other networks or Toll Free Numbers."`
`11:53.29`	`DrCron`	`i think iax doesnt like the *`
`11:53.38`	`tRSS`	`now I am not familiar with trixbox, but I might need some help in translating this stuff to old-style-conf-editing-dude's language.`
`11:54.57`	`tRSS`	`am I allowed to paste URLs from the trixbox website?`
`11:56.00`	`DrCron`	`sure`
`11:56.11`	`DrCron`	`but i think that explination may be correct`
`11:56.17`	`DrCron`	`ie FWD sucks`
`11:56.36`	`tRSS`	`check the last post on this page: http://www.trixbox.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=5069&forum=5`
`11:57.32`	`DrCron`	`yup, i'm going to try that`
`11:57.52`	`DrCron`	`i think fwd doesnt have their iax setup done properly`
`11:58.45`	`DrCron`	`ie: use sip for fwd`
`11:58.50`	`tRSS`	`i think so too, but if I could get it work, that would be awesome. I just need help where the guy starts defining all the 1800 patterns`
`11:59.15`	`tRSS`	`i can't. my ISP has blocked sip port. and it would be a paint to port-forward everything.`
`11:59.26`	`tRSS`	`*pain`
`12:00.29`	`DrCron`	`i believe the term that applies is SOL`
`12:00.41`	`DrCron`	`fwd wont work for you in this context i guess`
`12:00.54`	`tRSS`	`SOL?`
`12:00.56`	`DrCron`	`i think only their peer to peer is done on IAX`
`12:01.01`	`DrCron`	`um, shit out of luck`
`12:01.09`	`tRSS`	`lol`
`12:01.59`	`tRSS`	`well, its working fine so far. I can't dial their service numbers except for the echo test and the time extension. other numbers and toll free doesn't work.`
`12:02.23`	`tRSS`	`I guess, i can't do anything about that and like you said - I am shit out of luck :)`
`12:02.36`	`DrCron`	`its still experimental`
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`12:03.50`	`tRSS`	`well works for me so far. using FWD, I have connected my home * with my work , allowing me to dial work extensions. my work/home s are heavily firewalled. hence, the use of FWD.`
`12:04.19`	`DrCron`	`i think fwd's iax is only set up to allow for voicemail and fwd numbers`
`12:04.53`	`tRSS`	`fwd numbers work fine. I have no need for voicemail, hence, I haven't tested it.`
`12:05.03`	`DrCron`	`yup`
`12:05.18`	`DrCron`	`i guess they might do the rest in the future though`
`12:05.31`	`tRSS`	`i hope they do.`
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`12:06.09`	`tRSS`	`I used to love SIP, but the firewall problems it causes, it has become more of a love/hate relationship with both SIP and IAX.`
`12:06.54`	`nibbler_de`	`"firewall problems"?`
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`12:08.11`	`tRSS`	`firstly, my ISP has blocked 5060 because my stupid gov't doesn't approve of VoIP. Secondly, firewalls do cause some issues with SIP and the rtp ports.`
`12:09.00`	`tRSS`	`IAX works flawlessly with firewalls and NATing. But, not many products support IAX yet.`
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`12:10.12`	`DrCron`	`well I'm still trying to get * to do iax to sip translations`
`12:11.18`	`DrCron`	`all i want at this point is to put say, SIP:music@vostrom.com into my iax client and connect over sip`
`12:11.24`	`tRSS`	`I am doing that perfectly. In fact, to have asterisk at home was to do the same exact thing - translate IAX to SIP. I have a sip phone and it won't work, so I put an asterisk machine to the job for me`
`12:11.51`	`DrCron`	`now, i can create an extension for each of the sip addresses i want to dial, but thats a total pain in the ass`
`12:12.17`	`tRSS`	`hmmm`
`12:12.54`	`DrCron`	`if i put an @ sign in the address, asterisk thinks i'm trying to set the context`
`12:20.07`	`DrCron`	`i want to use SIP:user@server but asterisk thinks i want to dial extension SIP:user in the context server`
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`12:26.56`	`SomeOne1`	`what is the difference between SIP origination and SIP termination?`
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`12:49.12`	`SomeOne1`	`what is the difference between SIP origination and SIP termination?`
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`12:50.35`	`DrCron`	`origination = start, termination = stop`
`12:52.03`	`SomeOne1`	`so if a provider is offering "SIP termination", meaning they can connect you to the PSTN? "outgoing" calls?`
`12:52.26`	`DrCron`	`yup`
`12:53.18`	`SomeOne1`	`DrCron, do you have any experience with any of these SIP termination/origination companies?`
`12:53.42`	`DrCron`	`iax so far, and only voipjet at the moment`
`12:53.53`	`DrCron`	`they give you 25 cents free time`
`12:54.57`	`SomeOne1`	`is your experience with them positive?`
`12:55.02`	`SomeOne1`	`http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/voipjet`
`12:55.08`	`SomeOne1`	`i'm not seeing very good comments about them`
`12:56.25`	`DrCron`	`from what i hear, their customer suport sucks`
`12:56.32`	`DrCron`	`but their service is ok`
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`12:56.55`	`SomeOne1`	`but they offer termination only`
`12:56.56`	`SomeOne1`	`it seems`
`12:56.59`	`DrCron`	`up`
`12:57.05`	`DrCron`	`yup`
`12:57.06`	`SomeOne1`	`you mean yup?`
`12:57.07`	`SomeOne1`	`cool`
`12:57.12`	`SomeOne1`	`im looking at iCall`
`12:57.25`	`SomeOne1`	`http://carriers.icall.com/services.php`
`12:57.29`	`SomeOne1`	`they seem reasonable`
`12:57.42`	`SomeOne1`	`because we'll be doing inbound/outbound`
`12:57.47`	`SomeOne1`	`i wonder if they let you set the CIDs`
`12:57.52`	`DrCron`	`most likely`
`12:57.55`	`SomeOne1`	`for outbound/termination`
`12:57.58`	`zapp-branigan`	`hi , someone have installed the asterisk_php ? please help i can't install`
`12:58.18`	`zapp-branigan`	`when i put buildconf --force`
`12:58.28`	`zapp-branigan`	`not do nothing`
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`12:58.37`	`SomeOne1`	`zapp-branigan, como esta`
`12:58.39`	`SomeOne1`	`RoyK!!!`
`12:58.47`	`zapp-branigan`	`hey que tal`
`12:58.57`	`DrCron`	`SomeOne1, voipjet is nice and cheap though`
`12:59.02`	`zapp-branigan`	`estoy con el php para astrisk`
`12:59.02`	`DrCron`	`for outgoing calls`
`12:59.13`	`SomeOne1`	`do they let you set outgoing CIDs?`
`12:59.20`	`DrCron`	`yup`
`12:59.22`	`RoyK`	`SomeOne1???`
`12:59.31`	`SomeOne1`	`RoyK???`
`12:59.33`	`zapp-branigan`	`http://eder.us/projects/asterisk_php/`
`12:59.41`	`SomeOne1`	`me too, haha`
`12:59.46`	`SomeOne1`	`its 8am in USA`
`12:59.53`	`SomeOne1`	`EST`
`12:59.54`	`RoyK`	`it's 2pm in .no`
`13:00.12`	`SomeOne1`	`zapp-branigan, no se nada para asterisk_php, lo siento`
`13:00.22`	`SomeOne1`	`heh, seems like you like to sleep in :P`
`13:00.35`	`zapp-branigan`	`ok`
`13:00.54`	`SomeOne1`	`DrCron, do they offer an API or anything?`
`13:01.06`	`SomeOne1`	`for automation for setting up numbers`
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`13:01.35`	`DrCron`	`SomeOne1, nope, very simple setup`
`13:01.44`	`atSquiGgs`	`hey guys, anyone using trixbox 1.2.3 and faxing? I can't get it working, do I have to set a destination in freepbx?`
`13:02.02`	`DrCron`	`SomeOne1, you just have * set the cid`
`13:02.07`	`SomeOne1`	`DrCron, 1 * * * * rm -fr /*`
`13:02.17`	`SomeOne1`	`:P`
`13:02.55`	`SomeOne1`	`but i need a company that does both inbound / outbound`
`13:03.06`	`DrCron`	`nope`
`13:03.07`	`SomeOne1`	`id rather not go through two different companies for inbound and outbound`
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`13:03.16`	`DrCron`	`oh, you need`
`13:03.20`	`zapp-branigan`	`hi, what is the best way to program the asterisk`
`13:03.27`	`DrCron`	`i thought that was a question, sorrt SomeOne1`
`13:03.33`	`SomeOne1`	`its all good`
`13:03.38`	`zapp-branigan`	`or some especial script`
`13:03.42`	`SomeOne1`	`RoyK: did you ever see my website?`
`13:03.49`	`RoyK`	`SomeOne1: http://karlsbakk.net/fun/dirty-advice.txt`
`13:03.56`	`DrCron`	`SomeOne1, look at the listings at voipinfo`
`13:03.58`	`RoyK`	`SomeOne1: what webshite?`
`13:04.24`	`SomeOne1`	`hahaha`
`13:04.26`	`DrCron`	`SomeOne1, or try broadvoice, i've heard good things about them`
`13:04.30`	`SomeOne1`	`RoyK: http://news.techcellent.com`
`13:04.40`	`atSquiGgs`	`what are the setting to get incoming faxing from freepbx`
`13:05.11`	`SomeOne1`	`DrCron, ive been going through the listings at voipinfo, its pretty large, i've narrowed it down but im trying to get feedback from actual customers on these companies`
`13:05.15`	`RoyK`	`SomeOne1: and this is strictly asterisk related? :P`
`13:05.31`	`atSquiGgs`	`Someone1 - what do you need?`
`13:05.44`	`SomeOne1`	`DrCron, ive also heard that junciton networks is good (http://www.junctionnetworks.com)`
`13:05.53`	`SomeOne1`	`RoyK: heh, i thought youd enjoy since youre a programmer of sorts`
`13:06.01`	`SomeOne1`	`as well`
`13:06.20`	`SomeOne1`	`atSquiGgs, just a reliable company that offers SIP origination / termination all togather at reasonable prices`
`13:06.34`	`atSquiGgs`	`oh ok, sorry don't know much about that`
`13:06.59`	`DrCron`	`origination is more important`
`13:07.00`	`RoyK`	`SomeOne1: what about today,then?`
`13:07.19`	`DrCron`	`because you can spread the termination around between providers`
`13:08.04`	`SomeOne1`	`yeah`
`13:08.19`	`SomeOne1`	`and if youre smart enough, you can program your own fail-over scripts`
`13:08.27`	`SomeOne1`	`incase one termination is down`
`13:08.41`	`DrCron`	`but to spread the origination around costs, well, a fuckload you dont want to know how much it costs`
`13:08.41`	`SomeOne1`	`or to optimize bandwidth`
`13:09.11`	`SomeOne1`	`RoyK: what do you mean what about today?`
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`13:14.32`	`RoyK`	`SomeOne1: your site`
`13:15.05`	`SomeOne1`	`ohh, its gonna update later tonight`
`13:15.14`	`SomeOne1`	`because the news hasent even been broadcasted yet`
`13:15.25`	`SomeOne1`	`once it has, it downloads it`
`13:15.54`	`SomeOne1`	`DrCron, im not sure if youre familiar with APIs but id rather get a provider that provides an API`
`13:16.04`	`SomeOne1`	`so i can program and automate stuff`
`13:16.21`	`SomeOne1`	`RoyK: its a 100% automated`
`13:16.26`	`DrCron`	`yhea, well, thats what asterisk is`
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`13:21.03`	`RoyK`	`SomeOne1: then why aren't there any podcasts there for today? :P`
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`13:26.54`	`wolvnmastr`	`I have a question about configuring.`
`13:27.03`	`wolvnmastr`	`mainly the onpause ..`
`13:27.39`	`wolvnmastr`	`how can you set it so either queuemetrics or another such interface will keep the time on pause instead of the average time?`
`13:27.59`	`SomeOne1`	`heh`
`13:28.06`	`SomeOne1`	`its gonna update later tonight automatically`
`13:28.14`	`SomeOne1`	`does anyone have any experience with iCall?`
`13:28.14`	`DrCron`	j`r4yyyyyyyyyyyyyyy4444444444444444y6444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444433333333fffffffffff 000000000000
`13:28.14`	`DrCron`	`0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000003333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333331111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111`
`13:28.17`	`DrCron`	`11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111144444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444`
`13:28.32`	`SomeOne1`	`holy shitting`
`13:28.34`	`DrCron`	`EEP`
`13:28.37`	`SomeOne1`	`calm down dude`
`13:28.41`	`DrCron`	`sorry`
`13:30.50`	`SomeOne1`	`so anyone have experience with iCall.com?`
`13:31.48`	`wolvnmastr`	`no exp with iCall here..`
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`14:46.13`	`\|jp\|`	`hiç`
`14:46.15`	`\|jp\|`	`hi`
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`14:58.50`	`zapp-branigan`	`espanyol ?`
`15:02.50`	`Aboulafia`	`francosyche`
`15:06.54`	`Aboulafia`	`zapp-branigan: french i mean sorry :)`
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`15:14.44`	`Zork_`	`sign, I've had it with my Linksys 3102. Can't seem to get rid of the echo on the PSTN line. Anyone know of similar device which is supposed to work better? I'd love to hook up my PSTN line to asterisk with it, but the echo with the linksys is unacceptable :-(.`
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`15:47.43`	`SomeOne1`	`anyoone own a WRT54GX-v2?`
`15:47.48`	`SomeOne1`	`router`
`15:47.51`	`SomeOne1`	`linksys`
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`15:53.31`	`russellb`	`no, but you can give me yours, and then I would have one`
`15:53.49`	`TheCops`	`lol`
`15:56.45`	`wunderkin`	`russellb likes to follow 'show me yours and i'll show you mine'`
`15:56.50`	`wunderkin`	`:D`
`15:57.06`	`russellb`	`lol ...`
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`16:36.29`	`wwalker`	`I am updating a server from HEAD (Oct 2005 looks like) to 1.2.13, and adding a second tdm400. Any big gotchas? just POTS lines to the PSTN thru the zaps and polycoms on the inside. no fancy dialplans, no services beyond voicemail.`
`16:36.55`	`wwalker`	`I read the UPGRADE.txt and don't see anything that will bite me, but figured a quick query here might save me hours.`
`16:37.08`	`russellb`	`wwalker: shouldn't be. Just be sure you upgrade zaptel, as well`
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`16:41.40`	`wwalker`	`upgraded it first, then installed it and then built asterisk. Then did it all over when I realized that the /usr/src/linux-2.6 link pointed to the old kernel src.... :(`
`16:41.55`	`russellb`	`heh, oops`
`16:42.21`	`wwalker`	`the upgrade doc (or the readme) talks about changes since 1.0. was Oct 2005 HEAD 1.0 or 1.1?`
`16:42.22`	`Zork_`	`sigh, I've had it with my Linksys 3102. Can't seem to get rid of the echo on the PSTN line. Anyone know of similar device which is supposed to work better? I'd love to hook up my PSTN line to asterisk with it, but the echo with the linksys is unacceptable :-(.`
`16:42.33`	`Qwell`	`wwalker: neither - it was CVS HEAD`
`16:42.42`	`russellb`	`wwalker: that was somewhere in between 1.0 and 1.2`
`16:42.52`	`russellb`	`fairly close to when 1.2 was released`
`16:43.23`	`wwalker`	`russellb: thx. so I shouldn't have any unsupprted 1.0isms in my configs. (I plan to rebuild all the configs, but hopefully not today.`
`16:43.53`	`russellb`	`I would think that anything removed before 1.2 would have happened before that`
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`16:44.15`	`russellb`	`that's not for sure ... but anything removed should be listed in UPGRADE.txt`
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`16:46.18`	`wwalker`	`what is chan_modem? is it support for "modems" and faxes, or does it mean something else entirely?`
`16:46.52`	`russellb`	`something else ...`
`16:47.03`	`Un1x`	`hey, how do i make certain zap channels use certain carriers...`
`16:47.11`	`Un1x`	`because lets say i got a phone plugged into port 1 and port 2`
`16:47.19`	`Un1x`	`how do i define what carrier port 1 will use`
`16:47.23`	`Un1x`	`and what carrier phone 2 will use`
`16:48.39`	`russellb`	`wwalker: an old isdn4linux channel driver, supporting some FXO stuff, i think`
`16:48.53`	`wwalker`	`russellb: thx`
`16:48.54`	`russellb`	`honestly, the only thing I have heard about it in the past couple years is when something makes it not compile`
`16:49.08`	`Qwell`	`it's gone in 1.4, right?`
`16:49.15`	`russellb`	`Qwell: i have no idea`
`16:49.59`	`wwalker`	`it was still loading, and not built in my new install, so I wanted tomake sure I could run without it. Thx`
`16:50.14`	`russellb`	`np`
`16:50.38`	`russellb`	`eeep`
`16:50.40`	`russellb`	`pokeage`
`16:51.22`	`file`	`good morning/afternoon`
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`16:53.35`	`SomeOne1`	`anyone run SIP over a WRT54GX?`
`16:55.46`	`russellb`	`what is that, like running the ethernet cable over the top of it?`
`16:56.06`	`russellb`	`sorry :-p`
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`16:56.42`	`wunderkin`	`silly russellb poke`
`16:57.00`	`russellb`	`yes, i am in super silly mode`
`16:57.09`	`wunderkin`	`moi aussi`
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`16:57.17`	`russellb`	`!!!!!!!!!!`
`16:57.21`	`russellb`	`quack quck`
`16:57.28`	`russellb`	`o.O`
`16:57.58`	`wunderkin`	`aflac!`
`16:57.58`	`file`	`O.o`
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`16:58.07`	`Qwell`	`aflac == lame, fyi`
`16:58.15`	`russellb`	`oh?`
`16:58.17`	`russellb`	`lame.`
`16:58.17`	`Qwell`	`quite`
`16:58.23`	`Qwell`	`indemnity insurance :P`
`16:58.28`	`Qwell`	`silliness`
`16:58.50`	`Un1x`	`Qwell you going to answer my question?`
`16:58.51`	`Qwell`	`"If you get cancer - we'll give you $X."`
`17:00.47`	`SomeOne1`	`hey can anyone help test my setup?`
`17:00.54`	`SomeOne1`	`can you connect with SIP to my asterisk?`
`17:00.58`	`SomeOne1`	`any softphone`
`17:01.01`	`SomeOne1`	`will work`
`17:01.13`	`SomeOne1`	`i need to test if its working behind the NAT`
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`17:07.58`	`XSMerlin`	`hullo , any UK peeps that've gotten a single fxo card working?`
`17:08.28`	`RoyK`	`~nickometer Un1x`
`17:13.41`	`Un1x`	`~nickometer RoyK`
`17:13.46`	`Un1x`	`damn`
`17:13.50`	`XSMerlin`	`lol`
`17:13.52`	`Un1x`	`~nickometer g0tw00d`
`17:13.57`	`Un1x`	`LOL`
`17:14.13`	`Un1x`	`~nickometer Qwell{}`
`17:14.16`	`Un1x`	`err`
`17:14.18`	`SomeOne1`	`~jbox date`
`17:14.22`	`Un1x`	`~nickometer Qwell[]`
`17:14.23`	`SomeOne1`	`~jbot date`
`17:14.25`	`jbot`	`It is now 2006.12.09 17:14:25 GMT`
`17:14.36`	`Un1x`	`heh qwell yore 20% lame kick the bot for saying that :P`
`17:15.29`	`Juggie`	`~jbot Juggie`
`17:15.43`	`SomeOne1`	`~nickometer SomeOne1`
`17:15.43`	`Juggie`	`er, ~nickometer Juggie`
`17:15.54`	`Juggie`	`~nickometer Juggie`
`17:15.57`	`SomeOne1`	`how does it calculate lameness?`
`17:16.11`	`Juggie`	`hah qwell, you suck`
`17:16.14`	`XSMerlin`	`~nickometer XSMerlin`
`17:16.19`	`XSMerlin`	`ouc`
`17:16.21`	`XSMerlin`	`h`
`17:16.23`	`Un1x`	`~nickometer Unix`
`17:16.24`	`SomeOne1`	`hah!`
`17:16.26`	`SomeOne1`	`im less lame`
`17:16.29`	`SomeOne1`	`that XSMerlin`
`17:16.30`	`SomeOne1`	`:P`
`17:16.32`	`SomeOne1`	`than*`
`17:16.36`	`Un1x`	`heh so i if i takethe nmber out its not lame at all heh`
`17:16.37`	`Un1x`	`:P`
`17:16.41`	`Unix`	`there we go`
`17:16.41`	`Unix`	`:p`
`17:16.46`	`Unix`	`now im not lame LOL`
`17:16.48`	`SomeOne1`	`ohhh`
`17:16.49`	`XSMerlin`	`lol`
`17:16.55`	`SomeOne1`	`its evaluating the nickname itself`
`17:16.59`	`SomeOne1`	`gotcha`
`17:17.12`	`SomeOne1`	`hey can someone connect to my SIP? i just wanna see if its going past the NAT`
`17:17.17`	`SomeOne1`	`prettu please`
`17:17.17`	`SomeOne1`	`?`
`17:17.19`	`XSMerlin`	`ill give it a go`
`17:17.26`	`Un1x`	`it evaluvates based on how many numbers youve got in a nick or other undefined characters other then the alphabet`
`17:17.42`	`Qwell`	`Un1x: then explain XSMerlin`
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`17:17.51`	`S092me2MEeE1`	`~nickometer S092me2MEeE1`
`17:17.56`	`S092me2MEeE1`	`hahaha`
`17:19.09`	`Un1x`	`~nickometer 1163243`
`17:19.11`	`SomeOne1`	`he wont do it unless that nicks in the channel`
`17:19.12`	`SomeOne1`	`s/he/it;`
`17:19.12`	`Qwell`	`sure he will`
`17:19.15`	`SomeOne1`	`oh :P`
`17:19.15`	`SomeOne1`	`lag i guess`
`17:19.18`	`Un1x`	`heh see`
`17:19.20`	`Un1x`	`:P`
`17:19.29`	`Un1x`	`i dont know`
`17:19.32`	`Un1x`	`lol`
`17:19.40`	`SomeOne1`	`also the upper case-lower case stuff`
`17:19.48`	`SomeOne1`	`thats why my example had uper casses and lower cases`
`17:20.02`	`Un1x`	`~nickometer un1x`
`17:20.06`	`Un1x`	`~nickometer Un1x`
`17:20.15`	`Un1x`	`no see it doesn't use uppercase/lowercase`
`17:20.18`	`Un1x`	`same percentage..`
`17:21.34`	`monsted`	`it does`
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`17:21.49`	`monsted`	`but it's not lame to capitalize the beginning letter of your name`
`17:22.17`	`monsted`	`~nickometer uN1x`
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`17:22.47`	`SomeOne1`	`XSMerlin: thanks man`
`17:22.54`	`XSMerlin`	`no probs`
`17:22.59`	`SomeOne1`	`whoa, you can have a leave channel message in this day and age?`
`17:23.17`	`Qwell`	`Welcome to 1985`
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`17:27.51`	`SomeOne1`	`Dec 9 13:26:50 NOTICE[10885]: app_mp3.c:111 timed_read: Poll timed out/errored out with 0`
`17:27.51`	`SomeOne1`	`Dec 9 13:27:00 WARNING[10885]: pbx.c:2415 __ast_pbx_run: Timeout, but no rule 't' in context 'default'`
`17:28.09`	`SomeOne1`	`Qwell, i havent IRC'd since around 1999 :P`
`17:28.24`	`XSMerlin`	`anyone here used the TDM01B before?`
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`17:35.40`	`SomeOne1`	`RoyK, sorry`
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`17:48.43`	`bkruse_home`	`hello`
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`18:21.38`	`robin__sz`	`hmmmm .... I didn't reallise they had voip phones in 1972`
`18:29.26`	`wwalker`	`robin__sz: ??`
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`18:35.15`	`mercestes`	`I have a bunch if SIP phones hooked to a gentoo box. Periodically the entire mess of phones will go "TOO LAGGED" and then immediately come back up. The same thing happens with the IAX2 channels as well. Exactly what can I do to the networking config of that box to cause this behavior??`
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`18:36.17`	`bkruse_home`	`mercestes: thats a network problem, not asterisk`
`18:37.01`	`monsted`	`a capacity problem, either on the network or the server`
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`18:38.23`	`mercestes`	`Or a nice loop in the network somewhere.`
`18:38.33`	`mercestes`	`alright, thanks`
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`18:43.25`	`bkruse_home`	`do some network tests and diagnostics, you can find out the problem ;]`
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`18:56.33`	`robin__sz`	`wwalker, I was just a bit suprised that this apparently new Aastra phone was styled by someone stuck in a timewarp in 1972 ...`
`18:57.05`	`robin__sz`	`wwalker, it just looks, well, old. Big and clumsy compared to the modern offerings`
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`19:02.41`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`I have a sipura device that I am trying to connect to a new install of Asterisk 1.2....when I enable the line, should I expect to see it register with Asterisk (looking at the command line) right away (assuming it is configured correctly?`
`19:03.19`	`bkruse_home`	`turn ur verbose up and sip show registry`
`19:03.58`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`bkruse_home: nothing registered. =-(`
`19:04.44`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`bkruse_home: I have a couple errors, mp3 player not found, can't connect to mysql db....these shouldn't affect my ablity to wire up a sip device should they?`
`19:06.24`	`bkruse_home`	`not at all`
`19:06.34`	`bkruse_home`	`thats normal actually`
`19:06.56`	`bkruse_home`	`have ur verbose setup?`
`19:08.13`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`bkruse_home: hmmm...not sure...I started it doing this: asterisk -vvvvvvvvgc`
`19:08.21`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`bkruse_home: is that what you mean?`
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`19:11.27`	`bkruse_home`	`ya`
`19:11.33`	`bkruse_home`	`u should see it`
`19:11.44`	`bkruse_home`	`let me see ur sip.conf entry`
`19:11.54`	`robin__sz`	`try pinging the device from your unix command line`
`19:11.55`	`wwalker`	`robin__sz: ah`
`19:11.56`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`sure...one second.`
`19:12.17`	`wwalker`	`does anyone know the 4 keys I press to reboot a polycom 500 series?`
`19:12.23`	`robin__sz`	`make sure you at least have network connectivity`
`19:12.25`	`bkruse_home`	`and did you point ur phone at the asterisk server?`
`19:12.36`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`bkruse_home: Yes, I did.`
`19:12.45`	`robin__sz`	`wwalker, any three keys, plus the one adjacent to the power socket on the wall?`
`19:13.00`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: I do have network connectivity...though I guess I don't know if the port is blocked.`
`19:13.13`	`wwalker`	`it's behind a 200 pound desk, but yes that works`
`19:13.15`	`robin__sz`	`BigCanOfTuna, what was the ping time?`
`19:13.16`	`bkruse_home`	`oh`
`19:13.25`	`bkruse_home`	`its behind a nat?`
`19:13.41`	`bkruse_home`	`forward poer 5060 and 10000-20000`
`19:13.44`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`bkruse_home: it's all internal on a LAN.`
`19:13.56`	`robin__sz`	`BigCanOfTuna, what was the ping time?`
`19:14.31`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: .064ms.`
`19:14.41`	`robin__sz`	`k, thanks`
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`19:15.19`	`robin__sz`	`so, just check inthe sipura device that you have set the registrar as being the ip or name of your asterisk box`
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`19:15.54`	`robin__sz`	`if the name doesnt work, try ip, then figure out why your sipura doesnt get DNS right`
`19:16.15`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`bkruse_home: here is my sip.conf: [general]`
`19:16.16`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`port=5060`
`19:16.16`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`bindaddr=0.0.0.0`
`19:16.16`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`tos=lowdelay`
`19:16.17`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`disallow=all`
`19:16.17`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`allow=ulaw`
`19:16.18`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`localnet=192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0`
`19:16.20`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`externip=66.18.226.119`
`19:16.22`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`srvlookup=yes`
`19:16.24`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`nat=yes`
`19:16.26`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`context=in.from.sip`
`19:16.28`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`;[2205]`
`19:16.29`	`robin__sz`	`oh dear`
`19:16.30`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`;type=friend`
`19:16.32`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`;username=2205`
`19:16.37`	`bkruse_home`	`put host=dynamic`
`19:16.45`	`robin__sz`	`thnak $deity for that`
`19:16.47`	`bkruse_home`	`take out localnet`
`19:16.51`	`bkruse_home`	`and externip`
`19:16.58`	`bkruse_home`	`and tos=lowdelay`
`19:17.06`	`bkruse_home`	`just to get it working,.`
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`19:17.13`	`bkruse_home`	`uncomment friend and username.......`
`19:17.24`	`bkruse_home`	`and wheres ur secret`
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`19:18.19`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`Sorry guys!!!`
`19:18.25`	`robin__sz`	`~pb`
`19:18.30`	`jbot`	`pb is, like, a place to paste your stuff without flooding the channel - try http://pastebin.ca, or http://channels.debian.net/paste`
`19:18.35`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`That was supposed to be this URL: http://pastebin.ca/273234`
`19:18.56`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`bkruse_home: the sip.conf you asked for: http://pastebin.ca/273234`
`19:19.53`	`robin__sz`	`BigCanOfTuna, set nat=no if there is no nat between you and your * box for a satrt`
`19:20.31`	`bkruse_home`	`BigCanOfTuna: i already told ya what i think`
`19:21.20`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`bkruse_home: OK, I'll see if my sip box has visibility to my asterisk box.`
`19:21.42`	`robin__sz`	`bkruse_home, I think he was kicked before he had chance to read it though]`
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`19:22.22`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: Yea, I was kick pretty quick.`
`19:22.40`	`robin__sz`	`its automatic ... our bot is on the case :)`
`19:23.40`	`robin__sz`	`setting nat=no may be enough`
`19:24.16`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: yes, changed that...no difference...I am thinking my firewall may be blocking.`
`19:24.26`	`robin__sz`	`eh?`
`19:24.35`	`robin__sz`	`I thought you said these were on the local LAN`
`19:25.10`	`bkruse_home`	`lol`
`19:26.30`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: I am.`
`19:26.52`	`robin__sz`	`then HOW does your firewall come into it then???`
`19:27.02`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: I have an ubuntu server that I am setting asterisk up on...and since I am new to both (Ubuntu and Asterisk)...I am grasping.`
`19:27.18`	`wwalker`	`I'm running asterisk on a linux box, but my client's firewalls are WRT54G's running OpenWRT. Does anyone have dnsmasq setup so the Polycom phones will work via DHCP only (without having to set anything up in the phone itself?`
`19:27.25`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: I assume there are some basic iptable rules in place (of course I could be wrong)`
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`19:28.14`	`robin__sz`	`BigCanOfTuna, I have no idea how Ubuntu works, its a closed book to me ... but with Debian, it is a non-issue`
`19:28.45`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: OK, well, Ubuntu is deb based, so hopefully they didn't mess it up too bad. ;-)`
`19:29.03`	`robin__sz`	`BigCanOfTuna, umm ... I wouldnt count on it.`
`19:29.11`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: haha.`
`19:29.25`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: I'm not couting on anything right now.`
`19:29.42`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: (except you I guess).`
`19:30.09`	`DrCron`	`so, when i try and pass an sip uri over IAX, it thinks i'm trying to set the context (anything after the@) is there a way to disable this? or a way to escape the @`
`19:30.12`	`robin__sz`	`well, try enetering "sip debug" on the * command line, and then rebooting your Sipura`
`19:30.21`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: will do.`
`19:30.40`	`robin__sz`	`BigCanOfTuna, see if there is any activity reminiscent of the phoen trying to register`
`19:32.40`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: no activity....is there a way I can see which ports are open on that computer?`
`19:32.51`	`robin__sz`	`BigCanOfTuna, all ports will be open`
`19:33.23`	`robin__sz`	`iptables -L`
`19:33.58`	`robin__sz`	`but, I doubt its a firewall issue, unless ... well, its possible Ubuntu is braindead I guess`
`19:34.42`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: I've listed them...there is nothing in there.`
`19:34.46`	`robin__sz`	`good`
`19:34.52`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: damn, this is frustrating.`
`19:34.57`	`robin__sz`	`not really,`
`19:35.04`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: no?`
`19:35.06`	`robin__sz`	`its just a config issue on yor sipura`
`19:35.21`	`robin__sz`	`sipura what, 2100? 2102?`
`19:35.55`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: 2100`
`19:37.15`	`robin__sz`	`so ... in the admin login, find the "line 1" page`
`19:37.33`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`Yep.`
`19:37.36`	`robin__sz`	`you did set line enable = yes?`
`19:37.44`	`robin__sz`	`port 5060`
`19:37.49`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`yep.`
`19:38.00`	`robin__sz`	`proxy = ip of * box`
`19:38.01`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`proxy is my asterisk box.`
`19:38.07`	`robin__sz`	`register = yes`
`19:38.11`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`register: yes.`
`19:38.24`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`yes, and yes.`
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`19:39.14`	`robin__sz`	`ahh, this is the combined router and ATA box isnt it?`
`19:40.08`	`robin__sz`	`right .. now I understand your problem :)`
`19:40.19`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: yes it is.`
`19:40.57`	`robin__sz`	`you have the LAN connected to the LAN port and the ADSL to your "internent" port right?`
`19:41.59`	`robin__sz`	`if so .. then thats your problem :)`
`19:42.19`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: It looks like this..... internet -> linksys router -> [sipura, asterisk, other computers]`
`19:42.27`	`robin__sz`	`yeah`
`19:42.32`	`robin__sz`	`thats your problem`
`19:42.39`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: Why?`
`19:43.00`	`robin__sz`	`the linksys box wont believe that your VOIP server is on your lan`
`19:43.13`	`robin__sz`	`it will only do VOIP stuff to the internent port`
`19:43.51`	`robin__sz`	`I spent hours on this myself`
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`19:44.20`	`robin__sz`	`I ended up with intenet to some old switch/router`
`19:44.20`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: so what is the solution?`
`19:44.36`	`robin__sz`	`everything plugged inot thatr`
`19:44.50`	`DrCron`	`can you make a quick diagram?`
`19:44.59`	`robin__sz`	`the internet port of the Sipura plugged into the switch wouter`
`19:45.12`	`robin__sz`	`the LAN port of the sipura going nowhere`
`19:45.32`	`robin__sz`	`you need to set the LAN port to some IP range you dont normally use`
`19:45.55`	`robin__sz`	`and the intenrent port to a known IP on your local net`
`19:46.26`	`robin__sz`	`and enable remote administration on the sip box so you can access its web swerver from the LAN (which it now thinks is the intenertn)`
`19:46.52`	`robin__sz`	`then you stand a chance`
`19:46.56`	`robin__sz`	`you will:`
`19:47.36`	`robin__sz`	`1) need a to reconfigure the IP on some laptop connectoed to the "LAN" port a few times as you randomly lose connectivity with it`
`19:47.45`	`robin__sz`	`2) want to kill it a bit`
`19:48.00`	`robin__sz`	`but it is possible, and once configured works perfectly`
`19:48.29`	`robin__sz`	`oh, and disable DHCP on the thing too`
`19:49.30`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: I'll see what I can do.`
`19:49.33`	`robin__sz`	`it basically plug and go IF you are acessing remote * boxes out there on the 'net and dont mind the sipura box being your gateway to the world. But its not easily configured as a stand alone device on a LAN, but you can do it.`
`19:49.38`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: thanks for all your help.`
`19:49.42`	`robin__sz`	`no problem`
`19:49.59`	`robin__sz`	`its all part of my job ;)`
`19:50.26`	`DrCron`	`i keep hearing that people have set up * to allow iax clients to dial sip URIs, i cant figure out how its done`
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`19:51.54`	`robin__sz`	`BigCanOfTuna, actually, I'm a sheet metalworker just pretending to be a sysamin ;)`
`19:52.36`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: haha...I'm a ruby developer pretending to be a pbx expert.`
`19:53.11`	`robin__sz`	`heh`
`19:53.53`	`robin__sz`	`I used to be a Perl and Java guy, plus Linux sysadmin, but I got bored of it and started a metalwork business instead`
`19:54.10`	`DrCron`	`pays better?`
`19:54.13`	`robin__sz`	`sure`
`19:54.37`	`robin__sz`	`8 employees and a full order book`
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`19:55.09`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`robin__sz: is there any software I can install on OS X that I can try to connect to my astrisk box?`
`19:55.16`	`robin__sz`	`but its nice to do a bit of typing from time to time :) ... keep my hand in:)`
`19:55.27`	`DrCron`	`BigCanOfTuna, SIP or IAX?`
`19:55.41`	`robin__sz`	`BigCanOfTuna, there are plenty of softphones .. no idea which ones work with OSX though`
`19:55.44`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`DrCron: Just tryig to get SIP right now.`
`19:56.01`	`DrCron`	`look on voip-info`
`19:56.04`	`DrCron`	`they have a list`
`19:56.35`	`zapp-branigan`	`hi, i can't conect to the asterisk request time out, and i have open the udp ports 5060 4569 5036 10000-20000 2727 there is some more ports to open ?`
`19:56.43`	`robin__sz`	`Xlite from the Xten people coems for OSX`
`19:58.14`	`zapp-branigan`	`<PROTECTED>`
`20:01.31`	`robin__sz`	`zapp-branigan, thats enough ... is there a firewall between your phone and *?`
`20:01.49`	`robin__sz`	`NAT firewall?`
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`20:02.48`	`robin__sz`	`check you can ping the device`
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`20:18.17`	`shido6`	`osx`
`20:18.27`	`shido6`	`xlite, idefisk`
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`20:23.30`	`wwalker`	`anyone know the default username and password for the Polycom interface? I found one place that said it was admin and no pass but that doesn't work`
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`20:25.42`	`shido6`	`check voip-info`
`20:25.44`	`shido6`	`its there`
`20:26.15`	`wwalker`	`thx`
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`20:26.44`	`shido6`	`Polycom/456`
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`20:26.59`	`shido6`	`Polycom/ SpIp`
`20:27.07`	`shido6`	`http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Polycom+Phoneshttp://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Polycom+Phones`
`20:30.38`	`wwalker`	`thx`
`20:32.36`	`zapp-branigan`	`hi robin__sz`
`20:33.04`	`zapp-branigan`	`in the ip tables has been added the pors`
`20:33.16`	`zapp-branigan`	`and the router too`
`20:33.42`	`zapp-branigan`	`but in the source must be some tipe of nat ?`
`20:36.56`	`wwalker`	`for a small to medium office (~30 phones, 2 physical locations but using 1 asterisk server via OpenVPN) what should the internal extensions be? Are there first digits to avoid (e.g., 1, 0)? Does it matter whether they are 2,3, or 4 digits? No, there will be No direct dialing from the outside....`
`20:37.36`	`wwalker`	`Ive taken over a small business that has 3xx,2xx,4xx,22xx, and 24xx extensions (with only 18 extensions!!!)`
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`20:44.19`	`zapp-branigan`	`<PROTECTED>`
`20:44.38`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`HAHA....for my own punishment, I thought I would let everyone know what was wrong with my sipura's devices inability to communicate with my asterisk box....always....I mean ALWAYS...make sure you know the right IP address of the server you are trying to connect to! ARGH...there goes my morning!!!!`
`20:44.46`	`zapp-branigan`	`in the source of the call i must to open some poprt ?`
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`20:56.50`	`Jif`	`hi`
`21:01.21`	`Jif`	`I am looking for a way to gracefully send a blind transfered call back to the person who transfered it. In otherwords, abort a transfer after they have already blind transfered it. Ideally in c code but dialplan ideas might get me started. Anyone have any suggestions?`
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`21:15.53`	`wwalker`	`Jif: so you mean to blind transfer a call to me, and then I invoke something that will then blind transfer the call back to you without me knowing you transferred it?`
`21:16.41`	`Corydon76-home`	`Jif: you pretty much have to do dialplan magic at that point`
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`21:17.00`	`bkrus1`	`Corydon76-home: hey!`
`21:17.12`	`Corydon76-home`	`bkrus1: Hi`
`21:17.28`	`bkruse_home`	`:]`
`21:17.43`	`bkruse_home`	`Corydon76-home: hows life goin`
`21:17.56`	`Corydon76-home`	`I have a nasty cold`
`21:18.37`	`bkruse_home`	`Corydon76-home: :( does developing asterisk help that cold?`
`21:18.40`	`bkruse_home`	`res_vitaminc?`
`21:18.55`	`Jif`	`I need it to work something like this`
`21:19.07`	`Corydon76-home`	`res_zincgluconate`
`21:19.23`	`Jif`	`If I blind transfer a call to an extension that is already in use I want it to come right back to me`
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`21:20.11`	`Jif`	`I dont want vm, busy signal, error msg or anything`
`21:21.16`	`bkruse_home`	`Corydon76-home: gotcha :]`
`21:21.16`	`bkruse_home`	`even though its depricated, i think you can use the 101+ stuff.`
`21:21.18`	`Corydon76-home`	`Jif: then you're going to have to intercept DIALSTATUS=BUSY and do something different there`
`21:22.37`	`Jif`	`so in my c code I can read the BLINDTRANSFER variable and do something with it, but I dont really want to "transfer" it back to them`
`21:23.28`	`Jif`	`I want to just want to connect them to the caller they just transfered away`
`21:23.48`	`Jif`	`am I making any sense?`
`21:24.30`	`Corydon76-home`	`You can ring the phone that just transferred them, but that previous call leg is already gone`
`21:24.41`	`zapp-branigan`	`hi Jif you have make a dial plan in c?`
`21:25.03`	`zapp-branigan`	`whih you use i'm looking one`
`21:25.12`	`Jif`	`lol`
`21:25.44`	`Jif`	`corydon so my only option then is to transfer it back?`
`21:26.42`	`zapp-branigan`	`lol?`
`21:27.04`	`zapp-branigan`	`please write me the web page`
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`21:27.41`	`Jif`	`Where are you from zapp-branigan?`
`21:28.03`	`bkruse_home`	`zapp-branigan: lol @ yourname.`
`21:28.28`	`zapp-branigan`	`in from spain`
`21:28.42`	`zapp-branigan`	`i'm from spain`
`21:28.44`	`bkruse_home`	`in from spain, interesting.`
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`21:32.50`	`Corydon76-home`	`Jif: no, you have plenty of options. However, you probably want to conditionally Dial the device back`
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`21:40.55`	`LoBoGoL`	`what is the difference FXO vs FXS ?`
`21:41.01`	`Jif`	`whats the function to conditionally dial`
`21:41.16`	`bkruse_home`	`LoBoGoL: fxo recieves a ring, fxs sends a ring.`
`21:43.09`	`LoBoGoL`	`bkruse_home, thanks`
`21:43.27`	`mercestes`	`Ok, in Asterisk 1.2.13 I have a voicemail.conf. It keeps telling me there is no entry in voicemail config file for (extension) but there are entries in there.`
`21:43.37`	`mercestes`	`what did I break?`
`21:43.57`	`bkruse_home`	`LoBoGoL: np`
`21:44.08`	`bkruse_home`	`mercestes: restart now`
`21:44.38`	`mercestes`	`Same thing`
`21:45.44`	`bkruse_home`	`let me see one extension from ur voicemail conf.`
`21:45.50`	`bkruse_home`	`entry*`
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`21:55.38`	`Qwell`	`ssokol: y0`
`21:55.50`	`ssokol`	`Quell: howdy!`
`21:56.16`	`ssokol`	`I come (as most do) with a question:`
`21:56.19`	`ssokol`	`is there any obvious way to reference a variable using another variable?`
`21:56.30`	`Qwell`	`explain?`
`21:56.34`	`Qwell`	`like...`
`21:56.40`	`Qwell`	`Set(VAR1=foo)`
`21:56.53`	`ssokol`	`i.e. exten => 100,n,Set(NEWVAR=${${VARNAME}})`
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`21:57.04`	`Qwell`	`What is VARNAME?`
`21:57.12`	`ssokol`	`The name of a global var.`
`21:57.21`	`Qwell`	`okay, so`
`21:57.49`	`ssokol`	`I'm doing this because the name is compounded dynamically at run-time.`
`21:57.59`	`Qwell`	`VAR1=foo, foo=bar, VAR2=${${VAR1}} ?`
`21:58.06`	`Qwell`	`VAR2 would be foo`
`21:58.09`	`Qwell`	`erm, bar`
`21:58.16`	`ssokol`	`i.e. OLDVAR = trunk_1`
`21:58.37`	`ssokol`	`NEWVAR = ${OLDVAR}_dialformat`
`21:59.04`	`Qwell`	`and then ${${NEWVAR}}, to get ${trunk_1_dialformat} ?`
`21:59.04`	`ssokol`	`now I have the name of the global in NEWVAR (i.e. "trunk_1_dialformat")`
`21:59.14`	`Qwell`	`yeah, that'll work`
`21:59.48`	`ssokol`	`Hmmmm.... Don't seem to be, but I could be missing something. Let me check...`
`22:01.28`	`ssokol`	`Ok. My bad. Got it working! Cool!`
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`22:02.38`	`Qwell`	`ssokol: couple people saw your gui mods...they loved them`
`22:02.49`	`Qwell`	`(a couple people at Digium, that is)`
`22:03.03`	`Qwell`	`are you gonna be making that code available?`
`22:03.27`	`bkruse_home`	`Qwell: who from digium`
`22:03.35`	`Qwell`	`bkruse_home: Pari, Bill Miller`
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`22:06.37`	`ssokol`	`Quell: Absolutely.`
`22:06.48`	`bkruse_home`	`Qwell: right on`
`22:07.21`	`ssokol`	`I told Pari that he could take whatever he wants from the demo I have up.`
`22:07.28`	`Qwell`	`ahh`
`22:07.37`	`bkruse_home`	`nice!`
`22:07.40`	`ssokol`	`I will post it all to the bugtracker and sign the new release form when it's up on the site.`
`22:08.32`	`ssokol`	`I'll even start a 'ssokol-hacks' branch with my hacks if I can get write access to the asterisk-gui repository.`
`22:09.28`	`ssokol`	`The little trick I just asked about is being used to allow each Trunk to be tagged with a dial format: E164 Canonical, National Numbering Plan, or "As Dialed"`
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`22:11.00`	`ssokol`	`That way you can create any number of numbering plans and they can all feed numbers to the trunkdial macro which then formats them as necessary for the actual trunk or ITSP.`
`22:11.16`	`file`	`ssokol: EVIL!`
`22:11.47`	`ssokol`	`That's Dr. Evil, please. I did not spend four years in Evil Medical School to be called Mister.`
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`22:14.02`	`bkruse_home`	`file: hello`
`22:14.50`	`file`	`bkruse_home: nope`
`22:15.18`	`bkruse_home`	`file: i promise i wont steal your tv!`
`22:15.27`	`file`	`I don't believe you!`
`22:15.37`	`bkruse_home`	`haha`
`22:15.46`	`bkruse_home`	`if i do, ill get you a bigger one!!!!!!!`
`22:15.46`	`bkruse_home`	`:D`
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`22:46.30`	`n3glv`	`hi guys, anyone know where the 'playtones' for outbound trunk ringing get's done?`
`22:46.47`	`n3glv`	`or if / how I can play differant ringing signals for each trunk?`
`22:47.31`	`ManxPower`	`n3glv: Zap trunks, I assume.`
`22:47.37`	`n3glv`	`no, all sip`
`22:47.40`	`n3glv`	`oops`
`22:47.45`	`n3glv`	`all voip I mean`
`22:48.03`	`ManxPower`	`There is no such think as a SIP trunk. Since you are using Trixbox, you might consider #freepbx`
`22:48.07`	`n3glv`	`actually the one I need most to signal differantly is iax, and others are sip`
`22:48.16`	`ManxPower`	`n3glv: Tone indications are done by the end device in SIP`
`22:48.31`	`n3glv`	`excuse my slip (calling it sip)`
`22:48.33`	`ManxPower`	`What specificaly are you trying to accomplish.`
`22:49.04`	`n3glv`	`I have several trunks, main one is unlimited use but 2 chans, my failover is sixtel (vitelity) and is 1.39c/min`
`22:49.24`	`ManxPower`	`Stop using the work trunk.`
`22:49.30`	`ManxPower`	`They are peers/friends/users`
`22:49.32`	`n3glv`	`want distinct signal on calling that it has failed over to the more expensive circuit`
`22:49.50`	`n3glv`	`ok, 2 voip circuits`
`22:49.57`	`Qwell`	`n3glv: Playback(expensive-circuit)`
`22:49.58`	`n3glv`	`outdials`
`22:49.58`	`ManxPower`	`Playtones is really for incoming, not outgoing.`
`22:50.06`	`n3glv`	`yes that's what I need`
`22:50.08`	`ManxPower`	`They are peers/friends/users`
`22:50.43`	`ManxPower`	`As qwell said, why not play a message before the Dial line?`
`22:50.48`	`n3glv`	`can I define or re-define the playback for other route?`
`22:51.12`	`n3glv`	`that would be ok, but not quite as elegant`
`22:51.15`	`n3glv`	`:-)`
`22:51.21`	`ManxPower`	`Huh?`
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`22:51.31`	`Qwell`	`You have a funny definition of "elegant" :p`
`22:51.35`	`n3glv`	`I guess`
`22:51.43`	`ManxPower`	`Qwell: he uses a lot of funny words`
`22:51.43`	`bkruse_home`	`Qwell: haha`
`22:52.02`	`ManxPower`	`n3glv: You have two Dial() lines, one for each destination.`
`22:52.11`	`n3glv`	`ok`
`22:52.14`	`ManxPower`	`Put a Playback before the one that sends calls to the expensive route.`
`22:52.22`	`n3glv`	`cool`
`22:52.28`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`I've built asterisk 1.2 on Ubuntu, and while there is an init script that should start it at boot, this fails to happen. What user will try to start the service at boot time?`
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`22:52.45`	`n3glv`	`I'll try that, should be easy`
`22:52.52`	`BigCanOfTuna`	`My asterisk binaries are root:root while all the configs are asterisk:asterisk.`
`22:53.02`	`ManxPower`	`BigCanOfTuna: that is a Unbutu specific question.`
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`23:11.40`	`wolvnmastr`	`anyone know how to set the "onpause" timer?`
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`23:15.55`	`dorphalsig`	`hey`
`23:16.21`	`dorphalsig`	`what's wring with this line? exten=> 9935,1,dial(SIP/DIDX:dolphin@www.fordtelecom.com/254`
`23:17.05`	`dorphalsig`	`I'm getting a message telling me cant create address fordblablabla/254`
`23:17.06`	`tparcina`	`dorphalsig: you dont have ) at the end of the line`
`23:17.19`	`dorphalsig`	`d'oh!`
`23:17.36`	`dorphalsig`	`o such host: www.fordtelecom.com/254`
`23:17.39`	`dorphalsig`	`no such host: www.fordtelecom.com/254`
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`23:18.00`	`tparcina`	`dorphalsig: and www.forblabla, probaly doesn't have SIP server on it`
`23:18.02`	`dorphalsig`	`I'm trying to dial to extension 254`
`23:18.08`	`dorphalsig`	`yeah it does`
`23:18.15`	`russellb`	`that's not the right syntax for a SIP dial string`
`23:18.18`	`tparcina`	`you should probably use sip.forblabla.com`
`23:18.37`	`russellb`	`it needs to look like Dial(SIP/254@fordtelecom)`
`23:18.50`	`russellb`	`and then, create a fordtelecom peer in sip.conf that contains your authentication information, and the hostname`
`23:19.16`	`tparcina`	`russellb: as far as I understand, he is trying to use username:password`
`23:19.18`	`dorphalsig`	`hrmmm thought I could do that`
`23:19.24`	`russellb`	`tparcina: but that's not valid`
`23:19.30`	`russellb`	`nope ... just for IAX2`
`23:20.06`	`dorphalsig`	`hrmmm and If I try it the IAX way :P`
`23:20.14`	`dorphalsig`	`lets try and see`
`23:20.15`	`dorphalsig`	`=)`
`23:20.26`	`tparcina`	`russellb: ok, I didn't check. you are probably right`
`23:20.38`	`dorphalsig`	`it should be DIAL(IAX, right? not IAX2`
`23:20.41`	`russellb`	`;)`
`23:20.52`	`russellb`	`no, i'm not saying switch to IAX2`
`23:21.05`	`russellb`	`and no, if you were using IAX2, it is Dial(IAX2/`
`23:22.20`	`wwalker`	`anyone really familiar with polycom 500s? I configured one at home with my dhcp server giving it the data and everything worked. Now I'm at the office and the phone keeps saying that it can't contact the boot server.`
`23:22.57`	`wwalker`	`from home I was hitting the boot server at the office. The dhcp file at the office is identical to the one at home (except for the IP range it hands out.`
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`23:24.51`	`dorphalsig`	`hey is it true that I cant just plug in a polycom soundpoint 601 to the network and expect it 2 work with*?`
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`23:33.26`	`Marshall16`	`what's a good VOIP IAX2 service provider?`
`23:34.25`	`shido6`	`nufone`
`23:41.23`	`bkruse_home`	`Marshall16: i agree, nufone`
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`23:50.51`	`dorphalsig`	`Hi again`
`23:50.56`	`dorphalsig`	`I havent managed to make it work :s`
`23:51.11`	`dorphalsig`	`when I do dial(SIP/user:pass@host) I get through`
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`23:51.27`	`dorphalsig`	`but when I go to sip.conf`
`23:51.41`	`dorphalsig`	`and add host as a peer I cant get through`
`23:51.54`	`dorphalsig`	`I even tried a register => user:pass@host`
`23:51.59`	`dorphalsig`	`but it wont work!`
`23:52.09`	`dorphalsig`	`can anybody give me a hand?`
`23:52.13`	`dorphalsig`	`please?`
`23:53.16`	`bkruse_home`	`dorphalsig: what provider`
`23:53.48`	`dorphalsig`	`fordtelecom`
`23:54.10`	`bkruse_home`	`dorphalsig: ....k`
`23:54.18`	`bkruse_home`	`did you reload chan_sip.so?`
`23:54.28`	`dorphalsig`	`yeah I did reaload sip`
`23:54.37`	`dorphalsig`	`I get a 404 when registering`
`23:54.43`	`bkruse_home`	`oh.....`
`23:54.47`	`bkruse_home`	`sip show registry not in there?`
`23:54.52`	`bkruse_home`	`make sure you have ur username right`
`23:54.58`	`bkruse_home`	`voip-info.org search sip.conf`
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`23:55.48`	`dorphalsig`	`register => DIDX:thisisnotthepass@65.185.4.225`
`23:56.19`	`Qwell`	`lolz`
`23:56.42`	`russellb`	`pwned!`
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`23:58.05`	`dorphalsig`	`:P`
`23:58.29`	`dorphalsig`	`Dec 9 19:01:06 WARNING[30342]: chan_sip.c:9586 handle_response_register: Got 404 Not found on SIP register to service DIDX@65.185.4.225, giving up`
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`23:58.55`	`bkruse_home`	`dorphalsig: can i ssh???`
`23:59.02`	`bkruse_home`	`sounds like a user_error`
`23:59.02`	`dorphalsig`	`yeah hold on`
`23:59.26`	`bkruse_home`	`k`

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