IRC log for #asterisk on 20070513

00:01.14justdavehttp://www.voip-info.org/wiki-VOIP+Phones
00:01.19justdavethere's a section on softphones at the bottom
00:01.30justdavethere's one for symbian on there, but it looks like sip-only
00:02.23rbdis recording meetme conferences directly to mp3 (via setting MEETME_RECORDINGFORMAT I would think) supported in 1.4/1.2?
00:02.43rbddoesn't seem to be in 1.2 at least
00:06.18justdavenot likely.
00:06.32Aphelionwhat books would you all suggest to someone who needs to become very familiar with asterisk setup and administration quickly?
00:06.35justdaveyou'd need to buy an encoding license for mp3
00:06.39justdave(it's patented)
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00:07.08justdavethat said, don't know if it works or if there's something available to do it
00:07.33justdavehmm, gotta run
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00:20.46DovidAphelion: try the book
00:20.47Dovid~book
00:20.57jbotmethinks book is a book called  Asterisk: The Future of Telephony which is found at http://www.asteriskdocs.org/modules/tinycontent/index.php?id=11
00:23.00Hymieencoding license ;)  no, you don't need an encoding license to record in asterisk ;)
00:23.21Hymieit's free for open source encoders, as long as you aren't making revenue for that aspect of it as well
00:27.16AphelionDovid - nice, ty
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00:31.29Scryecan someone help me setting up my dial-in extensions so i can enter a code to re-dial out?
00:42.51Scryeanyone?
00:48.05ScryeBasically i want to dial into my asterisk server and dial back out
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01:29.19justdaveScrye: need to add an extension that lets you enter digits then after a timeout or a # or something does a Goto or a Dial to the extension you dialed in the context that allows outbound calls
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01:30.03justdavean unless you like high long distance bills, probably put a pin number on it, too. :)
01:41.55mltlnxIs there anyway that I can get the value of ${TOUCH_MONITOR_OUTPUT} after the call is hung up?
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01:52.55justdaveI have a Polycom IP430 phone that doesn't seem to be honoring the vmexten option in the sip config...  One-touch-voicemail is enabled on the phone, but when I push the button, it dials itself instead of the extension listed in vmexten
01:53.02justdaveanyone know what I need to kick?
01:53.22wunderkinset it to contact and put in your exten
01:53.59justdaveset what to contact?  the vmexten setting?
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01:55.38justdaveoh, think I found it...
01:55.49justdavemwi callback
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01:59.55justdavehmm, got that option in the sip.cfg that the IP501s use, but the one for the 430s doesn't have it.
01:59.59justdavetried adding it, but it didn't work
02:00.06justdavemust have changed the name in the newer firmware
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02:05.54neuralwindgrep: /include/linux/autoconf.h: No such file or directory
02:05.54neuralwindYou do not appear to have the sources for the 2.6.9-42.EL kernel installed.
02:06.15neuralwindhow do i resolve that_
02:06.17neuralwind?
02:06.26neuralwindi was trying to install zaptel
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02:08.21tzangerneuralwind: install autoconf
02:08.55wunderkinjustdave, no..
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02:14.28justdavewunderkin: no to which?
02:14.37wunderkinno changes, same thing
02:15.37justdaveah, the phone still ignored it then
02:15.51justdavethe 501s are running 1.6.6, the 430s have 2.0.3 on them
02:16.20wunderkin.. you should be using separate configs
02:16.32justdavethey are
02:17.03justdavethat's what I was saying, the config file that the phones with the 2.0.3 firmware are using doesn't have an <mwi> block in it
02:17.13justdaveand adding one doesn't seem to change anything, it still ignores it
02:17.17wunderkinit does
02:18.07wunderkinphone1.cfg
02:18.26justdaveoooohhh.
02:18.39justdaveit's in the sip.cfg on the 1.6.6 firmware
02:18.59BSD_techget 2.1.1
02:19.04BSD_tech1.6.6 is old
02:19.12wunderkinoh, right.. yes.. for the 430s you want 2.1.1 anyway
02:19.12justdavebet it works in both, and since the phoneX.cfg has it it overrides the sip.cfg
02:19.23justdave2.0.3 is the newest they have available for download
02:19.46justdave(unless it just came out in the last 2 weeks or so)
02:19.54justdaveer, got pushed to the public download I mean
02:19.58wunderkinthey only have old ones on the web for public
02:20.12justdaveyeah.  Need to know a vendor to get the newer one, supposedly
02:22.24justdaveHmm, I must have found this setting once before and just didn't change enough of it.
02:22.59justdavethe phoneX.cfg file already has the right vm exten in the callBack field, it just had callBackMode still set to registration
02:23.35neuralwindmy initial kernel was 2.6.9-42.0.10.EL-x86_64. I got this error when i tried to make install zaptel "You do not appear to have the sources for the 2.6.9-42.EL kernel installed." . I install again that kernel and now i got the same error and also when i boot i see 2 kernels boot to choose
02:23.55justdaveneuralwind: do you have autoconf installed?
02:23.59neuralwindno
02:24.06neuralwindhow do i install it?
02:24.25justdavewhat distro are you on?
02:24.30neuralwindcentros
02:24.39justdave4 or 5?
02:24.47neuralwind4
02:24.50justdaveup2date autoconf
02:25.29justdaveyou'll also want to make sure you have the kernel-headers package installed
02:25.43justdavewhich will need the kernel version as part of the package name...
02:25.46neuralwindu mean the kernel devel?
02:26.17justdaveyeah, it is -devel, you're right.
02:26.33justdavemake sure you have the one that matches the kernel that's actually running
02:26.41justdaveuname -r will tell you which one is running
02:27.12neuralwind2.6.9-42.EL this is running
02:27.49justdavehmm, old kernel :)
02:27.56neuralwindi dont know why since my kernel directory
02:28.30neuralwind2.6.9-42.0.10.EL-x86_64.
02:28.33neuralwindis that
02:28.36justdaveI've got ... yeah, 42.0.10
02:28.52justdaveprobably haven't rebooted since you installed it
02:30.20neuralwindi updated2 the autoconfig file
02:30.26neuralwinddo i need to reboot now?
02:31.01neuralwindi still get this msg
02:31.04neuralwindgrep: /include/linux/autoconf.h: No such file or director
02:31.17neuralwindwhen i do make install inside zaptel directory
02:32.18justdavedo you have kernel-devel-2.6.9-42.EL installed?
02:32.38justdaverpm -qa kernel-devel*
02:32.38neuralwindhow do u know that?
02:33.20neuralwindkernel-devel-2.6.9-42.0.10.EL
02:33.30justdavethat's the one for the new kernel
02:33.58justdavetry this in your zaptel directory:
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02:34.07justdavemake KVERS=2.6.9-42.0.10.EL
02:34.27justdaveif that succeeds, then
02:34.31justdavemake install KVERS=2.6.9-42.0.10.EL
02:34.44justdavethat'll build it for the new kernel
02:34.49justdaveyou'll have to reboot before you can use it
02:35.17justdaveor you can reboot before building and skip the KVERS stuff
02:36.08neuralwinderror: dereferencing pointer to incomplete type
02:36.47justdavemessed with the source any, or just building what you downloaded?
02:37.12justdaveif the latter, you get it from svn or a tarball?
02:37.23neuralwindok now is working
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02:38.38neuralwindjust dave how do i eliminate that double boot of kernels i have?
02:42.17neuralwindis it just to edit grub.conf?
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02:53.43justdavehmm, he left before getting an answer
02:54.06justdaveoh, so anyway, the Messages button on my 430s works correctly now. :)
02:54.43justdave(thanks, wunderkin)
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03:06.38mattwj2005hey guys
03:06.44mattwj2005doing an Asterisk install
03:07.10mattwj2005how is everyone?
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03:33.43HaMYaIanyone one using chanspy in asterisk 1.2.18?
03:35.55HaMYaII am having a problem where chanspy doesn't work for Zap channels
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03:36.05HaMYaIit was fine for 1.2.13
03:36.05blacknovagreetings
03:36.06russellbgreetings
03:36.07blacknovaCan I use asterisk to emulate a Lucent CallMaster III PBX phone or at least interface with the rest of the PBX phone network?
03:36.07blacknova(I apologize in advance if this is a stupid question)
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03:36.18[TK]D-Fenderblacknova, No.
03:36.19killfillhi
03:36.24justdavehmm, netsplits, yummy
03:36.35killfillim connected my soft SIP phone, to an asterisk on the same LAN, wich has pstn-access. i can hear things, but what i talk, is not getting send to the pstn. i get this in the logs:
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03:36.35killfillWARNING[3428]: chan_sip.c:1900 retrans_pkt: Maximum retries exceeded on transmission e43....  for seqno 2 (Critical Response)
03:36.36killfillchan_sip.c:1917 retrans_pkt: Hanging up call e43f... - no reply to our critical packet.
03:36.37BSD_techok anyone here good with sangome issues
03:36.37killfillhow do i fix this?
03:36.37BSD_techI have drivers that wont compile
03:36.42killfillhi BSD_tech  :P
03:36.42BSD_techhey killfill
03:39.03BSD_techCompiling WANPIPE Utilities ...
03:39.03BSD_techmake CC=gcc SYSINC=/lib/modules/2.6.9-42.0.10.EL/build/include
03:39.04BSD_techFailed!
03:39.04BSD_tech<PROTECTED>
03:39.04BSD_tech<PROTECTED>
03:39.05BSD_tech<PROTECTED>
03:39.05BSD_tech<PROTECTED>
03:39.05BSD_techthats it
03:39.06BSD_techyet the dir is there
03:39.06Qwellthat's a hell of a solution
03:39.07errrwhat version of the wan pipe drivers?
03:39.08BSD_techWAN Router v2.3.4-8
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03:39.10errrhmm I am using -7 and they worked fine
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03:39.35BSD_techok it seems -8 has issues
03:39.35BSD_techI will try to get -7
03:42.43Docwhat's the format for doing a Goto in extensions.conf to a different context?
03:43.42BSD_techsame error with -7
03:43.43errrodd
03:47.24[TK]D-FenderDoc, "show application gotoif"
03:48.16BSD_techI need the sangoma
03:48.16BSD_techdriver
03:48.51Docthank.  goto, but i never knew you could do that!
03:50.25blitzrageGoto(context,extension.priority)
03:50.25blitzrageGotoIf($[...expression...]?true_path:false_path)
03:51.03Docyah.. got it now - Goto(default|100|1)
03:51.03blitzrageJuggie: SENS WIN!!!!!!!!!
03:51.03blitzragew0000000!
03:51.45BSD_techmake[2]: yacc: Command not found
03:51.45BSD_techthats the compile error
03:51.46blitzrageyou need yacc....
03:52.11BSD_techyum install yacc comes back nothing to be done
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03:52.27errrbyacc
03:52.37TheSovevening all
03:52.48errr=> rpm -q -f `which yacc`                                                                                                  [1]
03:52.49errrbyacc-1.9-29.2.2
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03:53.05blitzragewelp, I'm tired, so I'm going to bed
03:53.06blitzragenight all
03:54.37coppiceBSD_tech: are you running the installer as root?
03:54.39errryou might want to yum groupinstall "Development Libraries" and some others.. yum grouplist may be of service BSD_tech
03:55.15BSD_techI am root on the box and yacc is now installed
03:55.42killfillwhere can i find info about the ports i need, to be ablt to setup asterisk behind a router?
03:56.15BSD_techok installing
03:56.36BSD_techyou need to add nat info to sip.cfg
03:56.47BSD_technat=yes
03:57.03BSD_techinternalip=ip/mask
03:57.16BSD_techexternip=external ip
03:58.00BSD_tech37 pkgs to install
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04:04.23BSD_techok still not building
04:04.25BSD_techgrr
04:08.23BSD_techgot it
04:15.08BSD_techwanpipe1: WARNING: No Echo Canceller channels are available!
04:15.33BSD_techits not loading echo cancling
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04:19.12RazaMetaLhi
04:19.19RazaMetaLwhat means NOTICE[25373] codec_zap.c: No Zaptel transcoder support! ?
04:19.56RazaMetaLmy x100p appears when I type zap show status
04:20.02RazaMetaLthe card is showed
04:20.02Qwellignore it
04:20.09RazaMetaLbut zap show channels
04:20.18RazaMetaLdoes not show the card :(
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04:21.29RazaMetaLmy zapata.conf have the configuration to show the card
04:23.38RazaMetaLhow can i debug the problem?
04:24.19RazaMetaLhave another box with the same card and is working fine
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04:25.24RazaMetaLcat /proc/interrupts
04:25.27RazaMetaL<PROTECTED>
04:28.31BSD_techI still have major echo
04:28.46BSD_techeven after new zaptel and sangoma driver
04:28.50BSD_techa200
04:29.52BSD_techbut I got it to compile and install
04:29.58BSD_techand it works
04:30.30Strom_Mhere's a silly question:  do you have an echo canceller module on the card? :)
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04:30.48RazaMetaLi'm goint to compile again zaptel
04:38.58russellbI'm like ... not far from you :-p
04:39.08HymieYOU ARE VERY FAR
04:39.09HymieSO FAR
04:39.17HymieTHAT YOU APPEAR BOTH TINY AND INSIGNIFICANT TO ME
04:39.24Qwellack!
04:39.27russellbo.O
04:39.57Hymietake solace in the fact that I have not yet smote thee under mine heel!
04:40.21russellbQwell: i think a rock just hit my window
04:40.25Qwell:D
04:40.38Qwellyou all unpacked now?
04:40.40russellbor i'm just creeped out by a new set of sounds in a new place
04:40.46Qwellheh
04:40.54Hymiefunny story about that
04:41.16Hymiedo you guys sleep with a fan on?  you know, for a little air circulation, to keep the noise outside, at bay (the white noise of the fan is nice for that)?
04:42.24Hymie?  guess that's a no? or is it a court based "no answer is equal to the affirmative!"?
04:42.31RazaMetaLarghh..
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04:42.43RazaMetaLsame problem >(
04:44.14russellbno no, i do
04:44.18QwellHymie: I kinda figured you were just gonna tell it whether we answered or not :p
04:44.24russellbi used to always have computers in my room that served that purpose
04:44.28Hymiewell
04:44.32Hymieanyhow
04:44.37Hymiejust as with russellb, I had just moved
04:44.49russellbi don't anyway ... i enjoy the silence
04:45.00russellbs/anyway/anymore/
04:45.07Hymieand I had placed my fan in a very strategic position.. one that would allow for the air to blow out the bedroom door, so that I would have a fresh return of nice cool air coming back in
04:45.24Hymieanyhow, during the first month or so, there were *things* in my house
04:45.26Hymie*creatures*
04:45.32Hymieand yes, they went bump in the night
04:45.35Hymiewhenever I went to sleep
04:45.37HymieI would hear them
04:45.44Hymiesmall, mild *bangs*
04:45.52Hymienothing loud, small bumping sounds
04:46.01HymieI would get out of bed, to see wtf it was
04:46.03Hymieand they would stop!
04:46.06Hymieevery single time
04:46.12HymieI even tried moving very slow
04:46.20Hymieto prevent the things from being alerted to my movement
04:46.21Hymiebut no
04:46.27Hymieno matter how I tried, I could not catch them
04:46.32BSD_techwanpipe1: WARNING: No Echo Canceller channels are available!
04:46.34HymieI could not FIND THE FREAKING NOISE THINGS
04:47.18Hymiethen one night, I decided to finally solve it, so I decided to stand beside my bed until the noise started, that way I could merely lean forward to find the source of this mysterios sound
04:47.18coppiceBSD_tech: have you finally built wanpipe -7 or -8?
04:47.31BSD_tech-8
04:47.37BSD_techgot it to buld
04:47.39Hymieand the noise came, and I leaned forward.. AND THE FREAKING NOISE STOPPED
04:47.46BSD_techbut major echo
04:47.54Hymieinvisible ghosts, I thought
04:47.55BSD_tech-7 would not build
04:47.57Hymieuntil I noticed something
04:48.09coppiceI just tried to upgrade to -8, but I get an error about parameter mismatches
04:48.40coppiceHymie: shut the windows. turn on the aircon. sleep
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04:48.44Hymiethe fan was actually blowing a door outside in the hallway.. the door was very gently banging against the wall again and again from the breeze.. and of course, every time I tried to look at the source of the noise, I blocked the fan from blowing on the door :Þ
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04:49.19HymieI would have noticed sooner, but when it only happens when you are asleep ;Þ
04:50.11coppiceor should that be
04:50.12russellbi think there is a cricket in my light fixture ... wtf
04:50.12coppice1) shut the windows
04:50.14coppice2) turn on the sircon
04:50.16coppice3) profit
04:51.10Hymiecoppice: I use a fan.. the white noise is quite dampening of the outside world.. of course, now I make sure it does not blow doors ;Þ
04:51.21Hymierussellb: I once had a house with crickets in the #+_$(@#)($@)# walls
04:51.23HymieINSIDE THE WALLS
04:51.28russellbHymie: lol
04:51.40russellbi would be dropping some poison down there.
04:51.58Hymierussellb: rented an old falling down place, the outside cement on the foundation was cracked, they'd get inside to the walls and chirp all freaking night
04:52.06RazaMetaLwhat means Unable to create channel of type 'ZAP' (cause 0 - Unknown)
04:52.08RazaMetaL?
04:52.17Hymierussellb: I did, but I didn't want to die or some such, so I used dicocimousdsfspdofsd earth
04:52.29russellbRazaMetaL: usually that chan_zap isn't loaded
04:52.43Hymierussellb: it's basically the silicate leftovers from fossilized crustations and such
04:53.36Hymierussellb: it's powder, really.. but sharp pieces of it so that it cuts the exoskeleton of the critters and they leak to death (thery literally die of thirst, for they can not drink fast enough)
04:53.51RazaMetaLrussellb, loader.c:306 __load_resource: Module 'chan_zap.so' already exists
04:53.59Hymieit's great.. and very safe.. they even feed it to horses in their hay, so that it kills intestinal worms and such
04:55.16russellbneat
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05:02.16coppiceif it ruptures the outside of these little creatures, what does it do to the horse's digestive system?
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05:10.28BSD_techstill having issues with echo
05:10.33BSD_techthis sucks
05:11.01BSD_techok sangoma-a200
05:11.12BSD_techand I am reading about others with the same issue
05:12.55BSD_techcentos 2.6.9-42-10 asterisk 1.2.18 zaptel svn libpri svn  and sangoma WAN Router v2.3.4-8
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05:38.20RazaMetaLworks :)
05:38.30RazaMetaLmade a new zapata.conf
05:38.32RazaMetaL:)
05:38.33RazaMetaLbyte
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06:16.31luckyonewhen I try an start asterisk from /etc/init.d/asterisk start, it says /usr/sbin/safe_asterisk: 161: Syntax error: Bad fd number
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06:20.09voltagexI've enabled them in features.conf and restarted asterisk but the sequences don't work
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07:45.22voltagexhi, is there anything special I have to do to get automon/one touch recording going?
07:46.12voltagexI've uncommented it in features.conf
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07:50.37jeffikall: i have a basic linux question, i need to restart my system remotely, how do i do a restart of the PC?
08:00.31voltagexreboot
08:02.06jeffikvoltagex: did that, got the message sysem going down for reboot but my ssh is still up, any ideas
08:02.20voltagexas root
08:02.34voltagexdid you type reboot as root
08:03.10jeffikyes
08:03.33kiscokidshutdown -r now
08:03.45jeffikbut will that restart it?
08:03.59kiscokidthat's what -r means
08:04.25jeffikkiscokid: thanks
08:04.40kiscokidnp
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08:06.23jeffikkiscokid: appreiatre  yor help, did shudown -r now, got the system is shutting down messagre but my ssh is still up
08:06.49kiscokidwhat is your linux distro?
08:06.57jeffikmandriva
08:07.32kiscokidstrange
08:07.49jeffikkiscokid: thiamks, usually my engineer does this, but i dont' want to wake him, trying it myself
08:08.12kiscokidwhat does man shutdown say?
08:08.24jeffiklet me look
08:09.16Black-Kakugane-1you probably have a system function hanging
08:09.33Black-Kakugane-1like a unmount that's waiting for something
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08:11.43jeffikman says what you said
08:12.36jeffikBlack-Kakugane-1: thanks, is there any way i can resolve it remotely?  the machine is half way around the world from me
08:14.59Black-Kakugane-1hmmm, depends on what's hanging
08:15.21Black-Kakugane-1does "top" show anything wierd?
08:15.30Black-Kakugane-1like a process taking up 100% of the cpu?
08:15.35jeffiklet me look
08:16.36jeffiktop - 08:16:33 up 13 days, 13:21,  2 users,  load average: 0.07, 0.02, 0.00
08:16.36jeffikTasks:  75 total,   1 running,  70 sleeping,   4 stopped,   0 zombie
08:16.36jeffikCpu(s):  0.0% us,  0.2% sy,  0.0% ni, 99.8% id,  0.0% wa,  0.0% hi,  0.0% si
08:16.36jeffikMem:   1035536k total,   233904k used,   801632k free,    15184k buffers
08:16.37jeffikSwap:  2168732k total,        0k used,  2168732k free,   109244k cached
08:16.48Black-Kakugane-1hm
08:16.58Black-Kakugane-1"mount" ?
08:17.30jeffik[root@ast-ge-1 init.d]# mount
08:17.30jeffik/dev/sda5 on / type ext2 (rw)
08:17.30jeffiknone on /proc type proc (rw)
08:17.30jeffiknone on /proc/bus/usb type usbfs (rw)
08:17.30jeffiknone on /sys type sysfs (rw)
08:17.31jeffik[root@ast-ge-1 init.d]#
08:18.01jeffikdoes this info help?
08:18.28Black-Kakugane-1wait, there are 4 stopped processes
08:18.37jeffikok
08:18.37Black-Kakugane-1that might be why, depending on what they are
08:18.45Black-Kakugane-1does "fg" do anything?
08:19.39jeffikit gives me man shutdown
08:19.48Black-Kakugane-1type q
08:19.51Black-Kakugane-1and repeat
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08:20.01Black-Kakugane-1try to unstop all those
08:20.44Black-Kakugane-1or <ctrl>-c if they're not man pages
08:20.45jeffikq command not found
08:21.22Black-Kakugane-1<ctrl>-c then
08:21.33jeffikdid that
08:21.53jeffik[root@ast-ge-1 ~]#
08:21.57jeffikis what i get
08:22.08Black-Kakugane-1try "fg" again
08:22.13jeffikok
08:22.25Black-Kakugane-1you should need to do it 4 times total
08:22.55jeffikyou mean fg 4 times?
08:23.22Black-Kakugane-1yeah, you're trying to reattach to those 4 processes and shut them down
08:23.49Black-Kakugane-1so fg, <ctrl>c, fg, <ctrl>c, fg, <ctrl>c, fg, <ctrl>c
08:23.55jeffikah ok
08:23.58jeffiklet me try
08:25.21jeffikwell fg gives me man shutdown, and when i do <ctrl>c, it does nothing
08:25.57jeffikonly <ctrl> x does anything
08:26.03kiscokidhow did you exit the man command?
08:26.22jeffik<ctrl>z
08:27.17kiscokidtry "fg" followed by "q"
08:27.24jeffikok
08:28.04kiscokidI mean "fg" <enter> "q"
08:28.04jeffiktakes me to man shutdeown then q takes me back to root
08:28.24kiscokidnow try fg again
08:28.51jeffikah now when i do fg it says [root@ast-ge-1 ~]# fg
08:28.51jeffikbash: fg: current: no such job
08:28.56Black-Kakugane-1cool
08:29.03Black-Kakugane-1try "reboot" again
08:29.07jeffikok
08:29.19Black-Kakugane-1anf then "reboot -f" if that still doesn't work
08:29.27Black-Kakugane-1s/anf/and/
08:31.16jeffikok may have worked, i'll try to ssh in in a minutes
08:31.52Black-Kakugane-1did just "reboot" work or did you need -f ?
08:32.16jeffikhad to do reboot -f
08:33.28jeffiknot up yet
08:35.27Black-Kakugane-1might be fsck-ing
08:35.41jeffikok
08:35.47jeffikwill keep trying
08:36.08jeffikif all else fails i wil ask my colleague to go to colo and restart it manually
08:36.52jeffikBlack-Kakugane-1: thanks for help, i am in Toronto and system is in Republic of Georgia
08:37.25Black-Kakugane-1lol
08:38.07jeffikyeah, pretty funny
08:38.15jeffikbut it's up now
08:38.26jeffiklet me see if i can get a call to go through
08:38.53jeffikbingo
08:39.34kiscokidcool
08:39.37jeffikBlack-Kakugane-1: Thanks, that worked got call to go throuh
08:39.51jeffikwe run a provider servifce there using asterisk
08:40.26jeffikI will save your commands in my notes for furtue reference
08:41.02kiscokidOne question, why did you have to reboot the machine rather than just restart asterisk?
08:41.02Black-Kakugane-1yeah, the -f basically forces a shutdown.  only use as a last resort
08:41.32jeffiktried to restart it and i just looked like it was not responding
08:42.04Black-Kakugane-1it might of been asterisk which was hanging...
08:42.14jeffikprobably some service was stopped or hung .  i am a real lenux novice
08:42.36jeffikmy engineer ussally does this but i know he is sleeping and wanted to try to do it myself
08:42.38Black-Kakugane-1yeah _something_ was hung
08:43.02Black-Kakugane-1not waking them in the middle of the night == happier engineers
08:43.06Black-Kakugane-1:)
08:43.23jeffikoh yes, he's a genius
08:43.33jeffikbtw, where are you?
08:43.58Black-Kakugane-1virginia
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08:44.10jeffikah ok,
08:44.29jeffikwell he ussualy does not wake up until noon and it's about 11 in moscow
08:44.45jeffikagain thanks so much,
08:44.56Black-Kakugane-1np
08:44.57kiscokidall good engineers sleep till noon
08:45.02Black-Kakugane-1lol, yeah
08:45.14Black-Kakugane-1or don't go to sleep until noon...
08:45.20Black-Kakugane-1XD
08:45.35jeffikno he will stay up til 0400 then get up at noon
08:46.02Black-Kakugane-1yeah, i do that too
08:46.09jeffiki guess he starts his day with strong coffee and a russian cigarette
08:46.11Black-Kakugane-1can actually get work done without anyone bothering me
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08:46.48jeffikwell i'm more salses and marketing for our business, but i try to help when i can
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08:55.30tzafriranybody heard of 'show uptime' (in 1.2, bristuffed) lying?
08:55.46tzafrir<PROTECTED>
08:55.46tzafrir<PROTECTED>
08:56.01tzafrirshow uptime
08:56.01tzafrirSystem uptime: 4 hours, 10 minutes, 18 seconds
08:56.17tzafrirAsterisk hibernating?
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09:09.18Downchucki fifgure my h323 settings are bad somewhere
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09:43.29Black-Kakugane-1~seen venomous
09:44.16jboti haven't seen 'venomous', Black-Kakugane-1
09:44.17Black-Kakugane-1guess the bot dosn't do that...
09:44.55Black-Kakugane-1or just lags
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10:24.57voltagexI'm trying to use automon - it works but there's no notification that *1 has been registered,  and that recording has started
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10:36.26Op3rany one tried a2billing with just plain asterisk>?
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11:16.46BrokenNozeHi has anyone managed to use the Manager API to place a call on hold?
11:17.28mitchelocgood question
11:17.37BrokenNozei thought so :-)
11:18.06BrokenNozeit doesn't seem to be supported which seems VERY odd
11:18.44mitchelocmaybe it's not so simple
11:19.25BrokenNozeno, sure its simple. Asterisk supports it from the handset, so why not from the API?
11:19.54mitcheloclike i said, good question
11:20.30BrokenNozeanyone out there have an answer for us?
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11:26.08demlakany idea for this? http://rafb.net/p/XcNHw021.html
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11:28.12BrokenNozedoc not found
11:28.16demlakoh
11:28.30demlakhttp://rafb.net/p/FfDOaE23.html
11:30.35BrokenNozeum.. no idea. looks fine. have you tried concatinating the string first and then sending it to the System application?
11:31.43demlakwhat does "concatinating" mean? my english is not the best =)
11:34.12BrokenNozeMYCONCATSTRING= ${MyString1}  ${MyString2}
11:34.46BrokenNozethen you can try System(${MYCONCATSTRING})
11:35.26demlaki understand.. thats an idea.. i will test it
11:35.34demlakthx a lot
11:35.47BrokenNozeno worries
11:43.24demlakexten => h,n,Set(STRIP=sed -e \'1d\' -e \'$d\' > '${TEMPBASE}')
11:43.32demlak<PROTECTED>
11:43.34demlak=(
11:48.17BrokenNozei'm not great at this but do you need the ' 's round the ${TEMPBASE} ?
11:48.40demlaki'm not great at this <- me, too...
11:48.41demlak=)
11:49.16demlaki´ll give it a try without them
11:49.22BrokenNozetake the '' out from round the variable
11:51.11demlakmakes no difference
11:51.11demlak<PROTECTED>
11:53.04demlakexten => h,n,Set(STRIP=sed -e \'1d\' -e \'$d\' > \'${TEMPBASE}\')
11:53.07demlakalso not working
11:54.27BrokenNozebut set(TEMPBASE=<etc...>) does work ok?
11:54.55demlakyes
11:55.06demlakit´s just this one variable after the sed command
11:55.56BrokenNozestrange. looking at the  FAXFILE= you def don't need the quotes in there
11:55.58BrokenNozethought
11:56.02BrokenNoze*though
11:57.55demlakit is something with the sed command..
11:58.36demlaki tried this http://rafb.net/p/7TM59v81.html
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12:02.12demlakand now this http://rafb.net/p/wZCBCa54.html
12:02.58demlakseems the ' of the sed parameter is the problem
12:03.25demlakor the $
12:03.33demlakor.. or.. or... grrrrrrr
12:04.35BrokenNozewhy have you not set(STIP= /bin/uuencode -m etc... ${TEMPBASE})
12:04.46BrokenNozethen System(${STRIP})
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12:04.49cazzehi
12:05.04cazzesoeone using a ixj device here with udev?
12:05.18cazzes/soeone/someone/
12:05.23demlaki´ll try this.. yust a second:
12:05.24demlakexten => h,n,Set(STRIP=sed -e \'1d\' -e \'$d\' >)
12:05.24demlakexten => h,n,System(/bin/uuencode -m '${FAXFILE}' FAX | '${STRIP}' > '${TEMPBASE}')
12:06.27demlakthis works
12:06.29demlakfinly...
12:08.54demlakthis is the workaround http://rafb.net/p/Kr3CTb38.html
12:09.00BrokenNozegood stuff
12:09.13demlakbut.. i still don´t know, what the problem was/is
12:12.04QuetzaIf I have a "register => 6000" line in my sip.conf, what else do I need to allow a phone to connect?
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12:14.06Quetzaor is that something that needs to go in extensions.conf?
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12:16.29demlakyou have to lern the basics.. try a book
12:16.34demlaklearn
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12:21.08cazzeno one for the ixj udev rules?
12:24.19Quetzais there something that'll let me understand a sip-only config without all the zaptel stuff?
12:24.27JTQuetza: umm, the phone would need to register...
12:24.30JT~thebook
12:24.45jbotit has been said that thebook is a book called  Asterisk: The Future of Telephony which is found at http://www.asteriskdocs.org/modules/tinycontent/index.php?id=11
12:24.46JTregistering isn't needed unless the host of the phone is dynamic
12:25.09Quetzathe phone is trying to register
12:25.18Quetzaand it is dynamic
12:26.22Quetzabut it's also all NATed
12:27.00JTwhat's nated?
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12:27.16Quetzathe phone and asterisk
12:27.46JTbehind the same NAT or different NAT devices?
12:27.59Quetzathe same
12:28.20JTerr so they're on the same ethernet segment?
12:28.24JTNAT is irrelevant then
12:28.27Quetzathey are
12:28.35Quetzawhat about for outgoing calls?
12:28.55JTwell that's just one section behind NAT
12:29.20Quetzaso does Asterisk give the peer IP to my phone to initiate the outbound connection?
12:29.43JTwhat?
12:30.13Quetzajust trying to understand the addressing in the packet flow
12:31.07JTonly the asterisk server needs to connect to the outside sip server
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12:33.11saftsackhi, can someone give a recommendation for grandstreams handytone? ;) olli
12:33.35JTyou mean a non-recommendation ;)
12:37.01saftsackJT, i think so too. i have a budgetone and its voice quality is crap but there was a hope that the handytones may be better xD
12:42.49BrokenNozeanyone know why when I park a call asterisk reads back the parking extension to the caller?
12:43.46russellbBrokenNoze: it's not supposed to.
12:43.59russellbit should read it to the person parking the call
12:44.20BrokenNozehow do i switch it off?
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12:45.14russellbyou can't .... how else would the person parking the call know where the call went?
12:45.23BrokenNozeI'm using the manager API to redirect the call to the extension
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12:46.12BrokenNozeI want to use the API to reconnect the two parties so the user doesn't need to know
12:47.30BrokenNozethere must be a way to turn it off.
12:48.44russellbnope.
12:49.00russellbhowever, you could make an extension to simulate parking for what you are doing
12:49.23saftsackJT, do you know pattons m-ata?
12:49.49russellbStartMusicOnHold, While(1), Wait(100), EndWhile ... then stop MOH when you redirect them back together
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13:08.18zeeeshhi
13:10.48JTsaftsack: haven't used it
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13:12.15swyrusgreetings guys
13:12.33Op3ranyone tried a2billing without trixbox?
13:13.30swyrusI cannot here callers when i answer a call but they can here me, any ideas please?
13:17.02Op3rcheck if the headset is really working?
13:18.24swyrusheadset work fine, if i use is to call another extension it works perfectly
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13:22.50ghenrySweeper: udp ports for RTP?
13:22.57ghenryis using SIP
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13:46.29JTswyrus: firewall or nat issues likely
13:49.44swyrusam on my local lan
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14:06.01saftsackJT, do you have a recommendation for an ata?
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14:07.17mostysaftsack: for the best quality, i wouldn't use an ata
14:07.42saftsacksangoma cards?
14:08.24mostythey are definitely better than digium's analogue cards. but you'll get the best results with a pure voip setup
14:10.54NuggetI'd rank the options with "pure voip" on the bottom.  PRI, ATA, VoIP(internet).
14:11.24Nuggetwhen everything's going great, VoIP over the internet can be wonderful, but often nothing's going great.
14:11.49saftsackok but i want to use my ata for connecting a phone to my asterisk box. not for using it outside.
14:12.01saftsacki have BRI for the external connection to my provider
14:12.32Nuggetthat's a reasonable approach, although you won't be as happy as you would be with a true voip telephone.
14:12.34mostyi prefer PRI for termination, but we provide private networking to their PBX's, and the best setups have pure voip on the PBX end (save an odd analogue line for emergency calls)
14:13.00mostys/their/customer/
14:13.33NuggetI have a tdm400p I use at home to connect a cordless phone to asterisk (among other things)
14:13.37Nuggetit's ok.
14:13.45saftsackNugget, thats right. but there are two reasons for me to use an ata. the first reason is i already have a telephone here (dect telephone) and the second is that i dont know good sip wireless phones
14:14.03NuggetIt's nice having the cordless phone, but it's awkward since I lose out on the features I'd get from a real voip phone
14:14.06mostydigium's tdm cards seem to be a bit up and down, especially when under load
14:14.18Nuggetthere are no good sip wireless phones, you're correct.
14:14.35Nuggetyeah, the tdm400p has been a total pain in the ass.  I don't recommend it.
14:14.36saftsackmosty, i have a tdm 400p and the voice quality isnt the best :(
14:14.44saftsackNugget, hrhr :)
14:14.44Nuggetif I did it over again I'd go with an external ata.
14:15.05Nuggetboth because it would allow me to ditch linux and also because the tdm is pretty awful.
14:15.10saftsacksame here. substituded my beronet bri card with an patton BRI ata
14:15.12Nuggetstill better than an x100p or something
14:15.15mostysaftsack: the sangoma cards seem better, more reliable, especially those with the echo cancellation boards, but they cost more too
14:16.00saftsackin my test setup i have the following roundup: polycom phones behind * and a patton ATA for connecting to the BRI network
14:16.22saftsackworks perfectly for me
14:17.16saftsackdoes someone knows a cheap dect to voip station?
14:21.59mostythere are plenty of cheap ata's the problem is the quality of the sound it not so great. i'd try a linksys unit or something
14:22.52saftsackok, Linksys SPA-3102
14:22.54saftsackis this ok?
14:23.56mostyi haven't tried one personally, how much are they? if they're cheap and you're not basing a whole system off it, it's worth a try
14:24.58Strom_Msaftsack: if you don't need the FXO port, I'd go for a PAP2
14:25.00saftsack80 bucks. there is pattons m-ata to. its size is looking good for me ;)
14:25.13saftsackhttp://www.patton.com/products/pe_products.asp?category=328&tab=or&MiDAS_SessionID=b359e229c5dd4c36870f5d84486f95cb
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14:25.34saftsackStrom_M, this shop doesnt have one but i will look on another location for it, thanks :)
14:25.57JTmosty: sangomas more expensive, or just cards with HW EC?
14:26.15mostysaftsack: i wouldn't trust any company that recommends fax over voip
14:26.50mostyjt: i've never bought a sangoma card without the HW EC :/
14:26.55saftsacki already have a patton product and its voice quality is excellent, but for this m-ata you could be right
14:26.59JTright
14:27.07JTt.38 is the way to go for fax over ip
14:28.19mostysaftsack: also it looks like you have to purchase the power brick separately for that unit
14:31.00saftsackthats hard .... ^^
14:32.19mostyhmm, i'm looking for a nice way to setup a conference call, whereby i call all the parties and bridge them in, so they don't pay for anything, can anyone sugges a few terms for me to google? (preferably using asterisk 1.2, not 1.4)
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14:33.44Strom_Mmosty: call files
14:36.35JTsaftsack: what's hard?
14:38.18mostyStrom_M: is that any different from calling the person and doing a call transfer?
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14:38.55Strom_Ma bit
14:39.00Strom_Myou can automate it
14:39.44mostyi think a manual setup would be better, as i would be calling people who don't quite know what's going on
14:40.50Strom_Mso just look up how to use your phone's blind transfer feature
14:41.40mostyStrom_M: that's easy to do on my phone, but i'm not sure if that forces the rtp stream through my phone
14:42.05Strom_Mblind transfer?  no
14:42.16Strom_Mhence the "transfer" bit
14:44.36mostyso i can just call people and transfer them to a meetme conf, even if the asterisk server has canreinvite=no for my sip client?
14:45.26JTit doesn't have to reinvite
14:45.34JTif the media is already going to the server
14:45.46mostyjt, good point
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14:49.13saftsackJT, hard = not good ;)
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14:57.04Corydon76-homeKitty!
14:57.16FuzzyCatlo
14:57.28Corydon76-homeHow goes it?
14:57.41FuzzyCatnot so bad I suppose... you ?
14:57.48Corydon76-homeNot bad
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14:58.11FuzzyCatbit quiet in here..
14:58.19Corydon76-homeWell, it's Sunday...
15:00.04Dovidso y r u here corydon. its ur day off from all this asterisk fun
15:00.22Strom_My, r, u, and ur ARE NOT WORDS
15:00.42Strom_Mfor fuck's sake...you have a keyboard.  use it!
15:01.02FuzzyCatoo rk @ er
15:01.04FuzzyCat:P
15:01.14Corydon76-homeI'm a core developer; I never have a day off
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15:01.29Dovidhehe
15:01.32Dovidsounds like me
15:01.42Dovidi work for a start up now. on call 24/7
15:01.47Dovidnagging clients. sooo much fun
15:01.48FuzzyCatyou work for apple then Corydon76-home ;)
15:02.22Corydon76-homeHeh
15:02.58Corydon76-homeand one day, I might even work for Digium
15:06.41Dovidcordydon: dont u work for digium now ?
15:06.41blitzragefile: I noticed the music stand in your room... what instrument are you learning?
15:07.21blitzrage....sooooooo.....
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15:31.14pardovei have dtmf detection problem on TDM24xxp
15:33.29pardovei have dtmf detection problem on TDM24xxp
15:33.38Nuggetheh
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15:44.12gmcinnesHi all.  Can anyone help me with originating calls using AMI ?
15:44.19gmcinnesOr is it futile? :)
15:44.58JunK-Yhttp://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk+Manager+API+Action+Originate
15:45.17gmcinnesoh yeah, I've been there many times :)  Been staring at it for days :)
15:46.16gmcinnesMy problem is that I don't understand what's happening to my call once it gets out to the trunk.  I'm receiving the call, but the context it appears in doesn't seem to be aware of the results in the same way it would be with the Dial() command
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15:47.22gmcinnesI'm getting the call through, but its just blindly proceeding through the rest of the context without waiting for a result from the 'dial' that it executes (ie. I don't seem to be getting a DIALSTATUS
15:49.26pardovei have dtmf detection problem on TDM24xxp
15:51.31pardoveanybody using TDM24xxp?
15:51.37Strom_Mpardove: what kind of problem specifically?
15:52.08[TK]D-Fenderpardove, stop spamming your complaint every 2 minutes, its getting really annoying and we heard you the first time
15:52.34pardoveStorm_M:  my card doesn't detect dtmf
15:52.50[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, What are you using to dial out of?
15:52.51NuggetYes, we got that part.
15:53.41Strom_Mpardove: FXS port?   FXO port?
15:53.54gmcinnes[TK]D-Fender: Not sure what you mean.  I'm dialing out over a IAX2 channel to my voip provider, then they're pushing it out to my phone
15:54.12pardoveStorm_M:  full fxo module
15:54.25pardoveStorm_M:  relaxdtmf=yes/no didn't help
15:54.28Strom_Mpardove: pastebin your zapata.conf
15:54.32Strom_Mpastebin.ca
15:55.33blitzrageQuestion/Poll for the room
15:55.54Strom_Manswer / cocks for blitzrage
15:56.06blitzrageHow many of you actually use the CLI Command reference in The Future of Telephony? (i.e. do you just look at the CLI commands, or do you actually look them up in the book?)
15:56.29Strom_Mblitzrage: for me, it tends to be easier to just press 'tab'
15:56.38blitzragethat's what I'm kinda thinking...
15:57.04blitzragebecause we have a TON of work to do for the CLI appendix to bring it up to date, and I'm thinking instead of spending another 3-4 days updating it, we simply remove it and update it for the 3rd edition....
15:57.14pardoveStorm_M:  pastebin.ca is down?
15:57.25Strom_Malthough i think that an explanation of how it's organized might be helpful
15:57.30FuzzyCatlazy toe rag
15:57.34[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, So your Originate calls out via your IAX2 provider and the target destination # rings and answers?  Then what happens?
15:57.44Strom_Mblitzrage: maybe a tree diagram or something
15:57.56Strom_M~pb
15:57.58jbotrumour has it, pb is a place to paste your stuff without flooding the channel - try  http://pastebin.ca, or http://channels.debian.net/paste
15:58.29blitzrageStrom_M: hrmmmm...
15:58.37blitzrageI don't think we'll have time for that either....
15:58.43blitzragewe need to be done for tomorrow
15:58.48Strom_Moh, haha
15:58.56blitzragewhich is why I'm asking how important this appendix really is
15:59.04Strom_Myeah, i dont think it would be a great loss to have it gone
15:59.10blitzragethat was my feeling
15:59.17blitzragethere are other appendices we've added too
15:59.25blitzrageso the book definitely won't be smaller :)
16:00.09Strom_M"the tenth edition is this thick; the eleventh edition is this thick.  It's a marvelous thing, the destruction of dialplan commands..."
16:00.36blitzrage:)
16:00.44blitzragethe book is going to be like 500-600 pages I think
16:00.49Strom_Msweet
16:00.50penguinpuppyhello room
16:00.59blitzragewhich is nearly double the first book
16:01.02penguinpuppyi need somebody to help me in vicidial
16:01.03blitzragethe PDF is 800+ pages long :)
16:01.13blitzragebut that'll get condensed a bit
16:01.30pardoveStorm_M:  my zapata.conf is here http://paste.debian.net/27897
16:01.59Strom_Mwho the hell is "storm"?
16:02.08Strom_Mblitzrage: i cant wait to read it :)
16:02.10gmcinnes[TK]D-Fender: when I answer it, the call is there, then asterisk hangsup immediately "sent into invalid extension 's-'
16:02.31blitzrageStrom_M: I can't wait to have it done!
16:02.35pardoveStrom_M:  sorry! ;-)
16:02.42[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, then you aren't setting the right destination in your originate command.  pastebin it and your dialplan
16:02.53pardoveStrom_M:  my zapata.conf is here http://paste.debian.net/27897
16:02.54gmcinnes[TK]D-Fender: but it does the same thing on busy and noanswer too.
16:02.58gmcinnes[TK]D-Fender: ok.
16:02.59penguinpuppyi am unable to do predictiv dialing in vicidial
16:03.01Strom_Mpardove: so ok, give me an actual scenario where this fails to work
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16:03.49penguinpuppyanbody to help please
16:04.05[TK]D-FenderStrom_M, Odds on it being an IVR design issue, or misuse of Dial? :)
16:04.22Strom_Mpredictive dialers should all rot in hell :)
16:04.28[TK]D-Fenderpenguinpuppy, Ask a SPECIFIC question and you might get a SPECIFIC answer.
16:05.04Strom_M[TK]D-Fender: i'm waiting to see the scenario before i make bets
16:05.14pardoveStrom_M:  i just have a voice menu which works fine on all other cards i have from tdm400 to quad t1/te1, but on this card tdm24xxp when entering the menu the voice quality but nothing will happen on pressing dtmf some times it detects randomly some digits after several hits
16:05.35penguinpuppythats what i am saying i am unablr to do predictive dialing which was fine two days ago
16:05.44penguinpuppydono what shappnd sy\uddenly
16:05.48pardoveStrom_M:  i mean voice quality is fine
16:05.59[TK]D-Fenderpenguinpuppy, What changes since it was working?
16:06.23penguinpuppynotin absolutely didi not change anything
16:06.24Strom_Mpardove: did you pastebin your complete zapata.conf?
16:06.48pardoveStrom_M: yes its complete nothing is left here!
16:06.59gmcinnes[TK]D-Fender: looks like pastebin.ca is down.  I put it here: http://pastie.caboo.se/61241
16:07.13[TK]D-Fenderpenguinpuppy, Well with NO details to go on we can't help you.
16:07.49penguinpuppyoki can u tell me how to setup pedictive dialing in vicidial
16:07.54[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, Indeed you are cot callit it at ALL like you're supposed to
16:07.54pardoveStrom_M: i have also removed the vpm echo canceler module but it didn't help too
16:07.59penguinpuppyso tah i can trace the problem
16:08.05penguinpuppyplease please
16:08.06Strom_Mpardove: and everything else is the same?  calls are coming in over the same analog circuits as on the tdm400?
16:08.07[TK]D-Fenderpenguinpuppy, No, and this is not a vicidial support channel
16:08.16penguinpuppyya i knwo that
16:08.26[TK]D-Fenderpenguinpuppy, go look up some guides on the WIKI or get Googling.
16:08.32penguinpuppyi didnt find anyting close to it
16:08.33gmcinnes[TK]D-Fender: no?  how so?
16:08.35pardoveStrom_M: yes on tdm400 everything is normal
16:08.50Strom_Mpardove: but...are you using the exact same circuits?
16:09.23pardoveStrom_M: i have no problem with sound quality on tdm24xxp but no dtmf can pass and detected through this card correctly
16:09.40Strom_M...answer my question please
16:09.51[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, Only if the other side ANSWERS will it jump to the specified exten
16:10.07[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, And then it is IN A CALL.  the IS no dialstatus
16:10.14[TK]D-Fenderthere*
16:10.22pardoveStrom_M: what do you mean about same circuit. you mean same system and MB or sothing else?
16:10.23[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, and this - exten => _s-.,n,Vxml(http://192.168.1.133:3000/patients/999999.vxml)
16:10.34[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, has no *1* priority
16:10.41Strom_Mpardove: same circuit from the telephone company
16:10.59pardoveStrom_M: yes its the same circuit
16:11.05gmcinnes[TK]D-Fender: Ah ha.  so originate will only dump me into the context if the other side answers?
16:11.13[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, correct
16:11.22gmcinnes[TK]D-Fender: Oh.  That explains a lot :)
16:11.31Strom_Mpardove: well, i'd suggest you wait till tomorrow and call digium for support
16:11.32pardoveStrom_M: i have also tested it with a local pbx too. no success!
16:11.36[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, that was hidden in the  BIG PRINT ;)
16:12.21gmcinnes[TK]D-Fender:  well that explains it.  I've got my asterisk documentation head on... i was only searching for hidden documentation and poorly documented misfeatures :)
16:12.26pardoveStrom_M: what can be the cause for this problem?
16:12.31[TK]D-Fender:D
16:12.32Strom_Mpardove: I have no idea
16:12.43Strom_Mpardove: what version of asterisk and zaptel are you running?
16:13.02pardoveStrom_M: latest svn on branch 1.2
16:13.13gmcinnes[TK]D-Fender: well that leaves me with the puzzle of how to handle calls to busy lines etc.
16:13.24gmcinnes[TK]D-Fender: But that's a start.  I'll go puzzle.
16:13.31[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, Heres an implementation idea for you :
16:13.35Strom_Mgmcinnes: local channel plus Dial()
16:13.46[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, place a call to a LOCAL channel.  Have it answer.
16:14.08gmcinnesyeah, I tried that last night guys, but was having all sorts of problems.  I'll give it another go.
16:14.28gmcinnes[TK]D-Fender: I'll go give it a shot, and come back and ask if I still can't get it to work.  thanks.
16:15.09`SeanD-Fender wusup man
16:15.17`SeanLong time :D
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16:23.51SuperIDI've set up asterisk for the first time on my lan.  I'm using an iax softphone, I configured iax.conf, extensions.conf and started asterisk.  when I try to make my first call asterisk says "no registration for peer"
16:24.01SuperIDI'm sure this is a configuration problem but I'm not sure where
16:26.59Pagautasiax softphone? maybe sip softphone
16:27.01Pagautas?
16:27.38SuperIDloudhush
16:27.43SuperIDit says it's a softpone
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16:46.31gmcinnesbah.  Still here [TK]D-Fender?  I seem to not understand how local channels work. Can you take a look at http://pastie.caboo.se/61241 and see if my new extension.conf looks right?
16:46.39gmcinnesor anyone else, of course :)
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17:08.27y7nIs there a command to show call durations of all active iax channels?
17:11.07killfillhey
17:11.17gmcinneshey
17:11.31killfillwhats the difference between asterisk-core-sound-*.tar.gz?  where * is wav,gsm,ulaw, etc
17:11.35killfillwich one do i need?
17:11.56gmcinneskillfill: they're different codecs, depends which one you're going to use
17:12.27killfillgmcinnes: where do i define wich one is used?.. and wich is better btw?.. :P
17:12.38gmcinneskillfill: gsm has good sound quality, ulaw is very common.
17:12.59gmcinneskillfill: if you get them all, asterisk will negotiate the best one to use for a given connection
17:13.10killfillah thats greate
17:13.18killfillso i shold not bother and get them all
17:13.24gmcinneskillfill: I'd say so
17:13.55gmcinneskillfill: typically you define which ones you want to use in the configuration for a particular channel, but the default is good in most cases, I'd say.
17:14.12killfillok
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17:17.47killfillhm.. in /var/lib/asterisk/sounds i see sound files..  shouldnt i see a "en/" directory?
17:18.07CVirusI compiled zaptel and zttool haven't been installed ... What could be wrong ?
17:18.10killfilli thought all was getting in sub-dirs
17:18.13CViruszaptel-1.4.1
17:18.58mvanbaakkillfill: what version ?
17:19.06killfill1.4.4
17:19.28killfilli see the dirs fr and es, (empty)
17:19.50mvanbaakasterisk:/var/lib/asterisk/sounds# ls
17:19.50mvanbaaken  es  fr
17:19.50mvanbaakasterisk:/var/lib/asterisk/sounds#
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17:20.00mvanbaakit is that way on my -trunk install
17:20.26[TK]D-Fenderkillfill, No, you shouldn't.  Digium believes English is the official language of the Universe and thus all english files are in the BASE sounds dir, and everything else is beneath it ;)
17:20.38killfilljaja...
17:21.15mvanbaakin svn trunk they changed it to en/
17:21.35[TK]D-Fenderooohhh... IMPRESISVE
17:21.40mvanbaaklol
17:22.04mvanbaakhhmm. I should convince my wife to record the nl/ files
17:22.07FastFeetHas anyone here had any success running Asterisk and SIP/IAX clients on a network behind a MS ISA Proxy Server?
17:22.07killfillisnt there a way to enable lang's via configure?.. i.e. --lang=es or something?  cannot find any
17:22.26FastFeetI can not get my SIP, and IAX packets to authenticate.
17:22.35russellb~lart [TK]D-Fender
17:22.36jbotslaps [TK]D-Fender around with a large trout
17:22.58mvanbaakkillfill: after ./configure run 'make menuselect'
17:23.16[TK]D-Fender:O
17:23.32russellbCVirus: install libnewt-dev
17:23.51killfillmvanbaak: yup.. saw that.. but from configure would be greate :)
17:24.02[TK]D-Fenderrussellb, my co's head office (parten company more like) is in CT and in our Lotus Notes corporate addressbook only OTHER divisions have a company name....
17:24.15CVirusrussellb: I dunno how I slipped this tip in the book ... Thanks alot
17:24.25[TK]D-Fenderparent*
17:24.26[TK]D-Fendersdhklaskdhfasl
17:24.29[TK]D-Fendercan't type today
17:24.38russellbi have no idea what you are talking about
17:25.07mvanbaakmaybe that will improve your typing skillz
17:25.28CVirusrussellb: I just installed libnewt-dev and re-compiled zaptel ... and still .. there is no zttool !
17:25.33[TK]D-Fender.... I'm not as think as you drunk I am! *hic*
17:25.46mvanbaakCVirus: you have to ./configure it again
17:26.13mvanbaakmake clean && ./configure && make install
17:26.52CViruswill do
17:28.15CVirusis ./configure equivalent to make config ?
17:28.33russellbnope
17:28.37mvanbaakno
17:28.40CVirusI see
17:28.43russellbconfigure figures out what libraries and such you have installed
17:28.48russellb"make config" installs init scripts ...
17:28.56mvanbaakinnit !
17:29.03CVirushehe
17:29.17CVirusrussellb: mvanbaak: Thanks alot really
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17:29.25russellbno problem
17:29.28mvanbaakyou're welcome
17:29.32botchhello
17:29.37mvanbaakhi
17:30.03botchwhere is the right place to ask why i can't call from an siphone.com account to an sipgate.at account?
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17:30.26botchi just found #asterisk, but i guess there are some more channels...
17:30.28mvanbaakrussellb: any progress on this one:
17:30.31mvanbaakM9596
17:30.51mvanbaakhhmm
17:30.51CVirusdamn .. still
17:30.57CVirusno zttool !!
17:31.03CViruswhat else could be wrong
17:31.29mvanbaakCVirus: try: make menuconfig
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17:34.10CVirusmvanbaak: zttool is in the list
17:34.19mvanbaakis it checked ?
17:34.40CVirusyes
17:34.42CVirusweird !
17:34.45mvanbaakhhmm
17:34.52mvanbaakare you using zsh as shell ?
17:34.57CVirusbash here
17:35.15mvanbaakhhmm
17:35.37mvanbaaktry: find / -name zttool
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17:36.05CViruswill updatedb and use locate
17:36.09CVirusgimme a minute
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17:37.23killfillwhen calling from Zap channel, i see Playing 'vm-theperson' (language 'en'), zapata.conf has language=es. where else should i define this?
17:38.26CVirusmvanbaak: the man page only is installed
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17:39.06mvanbaakis zttool build ?
17:39.13mvanbaakis the binary in your sourcetree somewhere ?
17:39.17CVirusmvanbaak: no
17:39.22FastFeetHas anyone here had success with running Asterisk behind a MS ISA Proxy server?  My IAX2 and SIP/RTP packets are getting stopped at the ISA server. They fail to authenticate.
17:39.34CVirusmvanbaak: could it be a Makefile bug ?
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17:39.53mvanbaakCVirus: no idea. been a long time since I played with zaptel
17:39.57CVirushmm
17:40.02CVirusmvanbaak: Thanks alot anyways
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17:40.15CVirusmvanbaak: Thanks alot really
17:40.19CVirusrussellb: any ideas ?
17:40.22mvanbaakur welcome
17:40.50mvanbaakhhmm, my enum stuff is borked :(
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17:41.06karvanhello everyone
17:41.31karvanAnyone with experience with any of the duo|quad|octoBRI cards?
17:41.47mvanbaakwe have some quadbri cards in production
17:41.56mvanbaakjunghanns quadbri
17:42.23karvanI have a duoBri and I can't seem to get it to work.
17:42.47mvanbaakdoes qozap load ?
17:42.51tzafrirkarvan, post here what you do get, not what you don't
17:42.51karvanThe channels/spans are always DEACTIVATED, even when I loop...
17:43.04karvanqozap loads fine,
17:43.13karvanztcfg runs without errors too.
17:43.59mvanbaakpost dmesg and ztcfg -vvv output on pastebin
17:44.10mvanbaakand also your zaptel.conf and zapata.conf
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17:50.57karvanmodprobe dmesg: http://putnote.net/226
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17:52.17karvanztcfg output: http://putnote.net/227
17:53.27karvanzaptel.conf: http://putnote.net/228
17:54.29karvanzapata.conf: http://putnote.net/229
17:56.02mvanbaakhhmm, that's hard to read
17:56.25karvanAnything I can do to help? (I'm new to this IRC thing! )
17:58.56mvanbaakcan you put all the output in 1 pastebin.ca post ?
17:59.04mvanbaakthis putnote stuff is stripping newlines
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18:00.03karvanWill try, but pastebin.ca seems down from my side...
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18:01.31gmcinnesbah.  Asterisk  I KIIIIIIIL You!
18:02.46[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, us a Local channel for your "Channel:" parameter and do your actual dial in there with a timeout.  if it fails then yuo can do whatever you want before bombing out
18:03.04mvanbaakbbl, food
18:03.28karvannew try: http://pastebin.co.uk/14421
18:03.38gmcinnes[TK]D-Fender: ya. I'm getting there. Local channels don't seem to work with the s extension tho, which is a bummer.
18:03.58[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, Balonga!
18:04.08[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, "Show me the money."
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18:05.18gmcinnes[TK]D-Fender: Makes it hard to dial out to arbritrary places on the trunk!  But I'm getting it working by passing in a variable and dialing out on that
18:05.58[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, ..... you are trying too hard and missing the easy stuff.  Try an actually attempt and show it, then we can correct whatever needs to be.
18:06.12gmcinnes[TK]D-Fender: ok
18:13.07gmcinnes[TK]D-Fender: ok.  here's the pastie of the failing: http://pastie.caboo.se/61272
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18:14.11gmcinnesYou can see its trying to dial extension 1
18:15.34[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, You should not be dialing "1".  You are even PASSING that useless digit to your macro.  THINK here...
18:16.37[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, Sorry.. that IS a dial, not a macro
18:16.56[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, But *1* is definately a dead end
18:17.01gmcinnes[TK]D-Fender:  I know :)
18:17.13[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, So dial a REAL number!
18:17.33gmcinnes[TK]D-Fender: I'm I doing something wrong in the originate?  It's at the top of that pastie.
18:18.15[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, Yes.. you are dialing "1" in that context.  How productive is that? :)  Dial a REAL NUMBER!
18:19.05gmcinnes[TK]D-Fender: Right, but if I put a real number in there that lives somewhere out in trunk land, * complains that I don't have a local channel for it.  Typically you'd use extension s for that, no?
18:19.44[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, No, you'd use a PATTERN match.
18:20.01[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, "s" will do you no good here.
18:20.25[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, Pattern match it instead of "1" or "s" or something else silly :)
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18:33.16blitzragew00000!!!!!
18:33.21blitzrageCanada wins at the IIHF!
18:33.24blitzragevs. Finland
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18:35.08gmcinnes[TK]D-Fender: Sorry.  I keep getting booted.  Thanks for your help tho.
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18:46.08SuperIDdoes anyone have an iaxtel.com test phone number that I could try for a couple of calls?
18:47.54penguinpuppydoes anyone know vicidial
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18:48.51BSD_techvicidial is a pain
18:48.57BSD_techI have set it up
18:49.06gmcinnes[TK]D-Fender: now things are getting weirder.  When I answer the phone I get a ring signal, and a call waiting indicator!
18:49.09BSD_techbut its a bitch to get working right
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18:49.35[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, Never send commentary without a pastebin, ok? :)
18:49.50gmcinnes[TK]D-Fender: ok.  hold on :)
18:52.07SuperIDarg crap!    I got IAX all configured (apparently correctly) and I find out that the provider I intended to use (broadvoice) uses SIP
18:53.36penguinpuppyhey bsdtech ythanks for commin in i was waitin for ya
18:54.00penguinpuppyi gpt ur reference form
18:54.27penguinpuppyn3**
18:54.52penguinpuppycpuld   you kinldy help me please
18:55.55mvanbaakvicidial. heard about it. still dont know what it is
18:56.05BSD_techgoogle it
18:56.12BSD_techits a predictive dialer
18:56.48BSD_techit requires php+mysql+apache
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18:56.56BSD_techhave fun
18:57.13[TK]D-FenderBSD_tech, You left out "Animal Sacrifice" + "Firstborn"
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18:57.23BSD_techlol
18:57.33BSD_techso true
18:57.35BSD_techheheh
18:57.56karvanmvanbaak, could you please check the pastebin in http://pastebin.co.uk/14421 and help me out a bit?
18:58.02toothey whats the status of astmanproxy - has it stopped development and has anything else picked up where it left off or? :)
18:59.06[TK]D-Fenderme offers up an aardvark, a platypus, and penguinpuppy
18:59.15BSD_techlol
18:59.48[TK]D-FenderI know.... not much of a "sacrifice, but ulike the God's, I know it'll make ME happy at least ;)
19:00.12BSD_techTK you rock
19:00.14BSD_techhehehe
19:00.57BSD_techback to patching
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19:01.00blitzrage[TK]D-Fender: I don't want to meet your mom
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19:01.10BSD_techthe latest asterisk on bsd has issues
19:01.41[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, I jsut want...
19:01.46blitzrage! ! !
19:01.59[TK]D-FenderBSD_tech, indeed I do....
19:02.02gmcinnes[TK]D-Fender: Thank you, thank you.  I sorted it out.  This is the 2nd or 3rd time you've saved my ass in here. you sir, are a gentleman and a scholar :)
19:02.56[TK]D-Fendergmcinnes, I've bee told "good and kind" (good for nothin' and kinda funny lookin') ;)
19:03.04gmcinnes:)
19:03.38penguinpuppyyup i have heard about it but have  a lil problem though
19:03.59mvanbaakkarvan: your setup looks ok
19:04.03penguinpuppyits with regards to predictive dialing being failed
19:04.09mvanbaakbut it's not attached to something
19:04.35mvanbaakif you put the telco line in port 1 it should get 'Activated'
19:04.49karvanOK, just another silly question then:
19:05.07karvanI now have the NT port connected to the TE port, with the DEACTIVATED results.
19:05.22karvanThe cable is a standard ethernet cable (NOT crossed).
19:05.30tootsome people have said the manager proxy is not longer needed. but others have said the manager interface still has deadlock issues and hence i'm a bit baffled
19:05.35karvanShouldn't it be enough?
19:06.20mvanbaakdo you have the power feeder installed ?
19:06.24karvanPlus: We have something called NetMod here is Greece, and all ISDN devices get connected on it. Anyone familiar with that?
19:06.30karvanNo, should I?
19:06.31mvanbaaka NT port should deliver power on the line
19:06.53mvanbaakas far as I know
19:07.05mvanbaak<--- not an ISDN guru
19:07.42mvanbaakI know the lines from the telco provide power
19:08.22mvanbaakkarvan: try to put the telco line in port 1
19:08.27mvanbaakand see if it gets activated
19:09.02mvanbaakall my setups are with all ports set to TE mode
19:09.40mvanbaakI know how to set them to ptmp or ptp
19:09.47mvanbaakif 1 does not work I use the other mode
19:09.55mvanbaakthat's my skillz on the ISDN network
19:10.38karvanHey, I can't even be sure what port to use, and what cable, so "your skillz are mad!"...
19:11.04karvanbtw, the leds never turned on, even with the telco line connected...
19:11.37karvanBut the driver has a line "if (THIS MODEL) { /* TBD */ }" where the other models initialize the leds...
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19:14.06[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, booyah... I've found my new TV :D http://www.directdial.com/SC-PD-120.html
19:14.45blitzrage[TK]D-Fender: heh, gonna get a projector eh?
19:14.57[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, oohhh yea
19:15.27[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, I have an 800x600 lod model from work right now and have tested 2100 lumen in multiple conditions.
19:15.30[TK]D-Fenderold*
19:15.44blitzragenice
19:15.52blitzrageI'm thinking of playing with chan_cellphone....
19:16.26[TK]D-Fenderthe 800x600 one was 700 lumen but had a shorter throw distance.  the 1024x768 at my office was 2100 and DAMN bright
19:18.53[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, So I'm looking to maximize the entire end-wall of my livingroom (124" w).  the screen width is 92" leaving me a little extra before I corner mount my speakers
19:19.34blitzragethats a big TV :)
19:20.20[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, .... it was the biggest I can manage with my idea of a reasonable cost :)
19:20.28blitzrageheh
19:20.30blitzrageagreed
19:20.31[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, 120" < 1000$
19:20.46blitzragewe have a 42" widescreen DLP projection screen -- I like it a lot
19:20.49[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, and then resell my current 52" HDTV
19:21.01blitzrage[TK]D-Fender: oh ya?
19:21.12blitzragewhy change?
19:21.18blitzragewon't the quality be worse on the 120"
19:21.19blitzrage?
19:21.30blitzrageespecially if it 4:3
19:22.03[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, Yeah.  120" > 52" and I can reclaim 48"x25" of floor-space :D  thats why
19:22.21[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, Nothing I have actually USES HD res.
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19:22.41blitzrageahhh I see
19:22.49blitzrageI watch a ton of HD TV, so I couldn't go back to 4:3
19:22.52[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, my current is about 3 years old,
19:23.18[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, well I don't actualyl WATCH TV per se... remember I have a frien who downloads/rips EVERYTHING.
19:23.27blitzragegotcha
19:23.32[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, So almost all of my material is WS already
19:23.45[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, and the FS will use ALL of this mammoth screen :D
19:25.00blitzrageya, we have an HD-DVD player and everything, so it makes a big difference
19:25.00[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, Yeah, it might make a bit of a diff...
19:25.00[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, but most of my collection is 480i at best.  800x600 covers that technically
19:25.00blitzragegotcha
19:25.00[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, and I'm likely to bump the res a bit anyways
19:26.07[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, I'm jsut too checp to fork out for a 720p or better projector.  thats almost double the cost at a minimum and more complex to output to, and I fear the "stretch" features (the stretch on my RCA 52" is REALLY nice actually.
19:26.49JozerGuys, that's any way to export the retry index (that one you can find on attempt_thread in pbx_spool.c) in the context you start the dialing using the spooler?
19:27.18[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, Shipping on this screen would likely SUCK so I'd schedule it for pick-up when visiting my mom (who's practically down the street)
19:27.26[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, we could go out for a beer after :D
19:27.46blitzrage[TK]D-Fender: nice! Except I'm not in Mississauga anymore :)
19:27.57[TK]D-FenderTO... close enough
19:28.01blitzrageya, for sure
19:28.27[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, single metro ride lands you in Etobicoke and head out from there :)
19:29.00blitzrageI won't take public transit to Mississauga -- it takes 2 hours to get there from downtown
19:29.09blitzrageand like 3 different transits
19:29.54blitzrage[TK]D-Fender: how much for your 52"?
19:29.55[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, nah.. single metro.. I've done it...
19:30.08[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, I'd say 800$ maybe.
19:30.17blitzrage[TK]D-Fender: oh really? My parents might want it.
19:30.19[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, still w/ 2 years warranty
19:31.00blitzragefunny enough my mom just asked if I had any friends who wanted to sell their TV to upgrade :)
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19:32.28[TK]D-Fenderblitzrage, timing is everything
20:01.55Greek-BoyI heard them talking on asterisk talk show about smsing asterisk and getting auto-replies. Is this really possible?
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20:03.12kombigot asterisk running, an isdn card installed, how do I check whether everything is good so far?
20:04.47kombisome howto says *CLI>capi info, but that command does not seem to be there..
20:11.57BSD_techshow capi info
20:17.49kombithanks BSD_tech! just installed isdnutils which probably wasn't necessary..
20:18.54kombihmm, says: "no such command 'show capi'"
20:19.09BSD_techdo you have chan_capi installed
20:19.17BSD_techit should work
20:19.20kombiyip..
20:19.28kombistrange..
20:20.31kombiBSD_tech: just did all the apt-gets..
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20:22.04BSD_techkool
20:22.11BSD_techlooking at things hold on
20:22.16kombiok..
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20:34.24killfillhey guys. calls from zaptel, are in english. zapata.conf has: language=es in [channels]
20:34.28killfillwhats the matter?
20:36.43[TK]D-Fenderkillfill, pastebin your zapata, CLI output at verbose 10, and na "ls of your base sounds folder, and your /es" folder under it
20:39.40killfill<PROTECTED>
20:39.43killfillhttp://pastebin.ca/486266
20:40.02killfill[TK]D-Fender: from sip to sip, it works ok.. i.e. language=es in sip.conf works
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20:40.34[TK]D-Fenderkillfill, please provide ALL of the information requested
20:40.42kombican't get capi to work.. command capiinit not found, what am I missing?
20:40.55kombiHi Fender-Bass!
20:42.28killfillopk..
20:42.30killfillhttp://pastebin.ca/486270
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20:46.12killfill[TK]D-Fender: you see anything wired?...
20:46.40[TK]D-Fenderkillfill, have you restarted * since setting the language?
20:46.49killfillsure
20:47.09[TK]D-Fenderkillfill, disable sip debug and pastebin a call from beginning to end
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20:47.28[TK]D-Fenderkillfill, and you might want to add a NoOp at the start to confirm the language
20:47.43killfilla NoOp?
20:47.48killfillwhat do you mean
20:48.03kombihow do I see whether capi is on the kernel? modprobe capi, right?
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20:48.12killfilllsmod
20:48.48kombi;(.. nothing capi there..
20:49.13[TK]D-Fender<PROTECTED>
20:49.50killfillhttp://pastebin.ca/486278
20:58.22killfill[TK]D-Fender: whats the lang var?.. ${lang}? ${LANG}? ${LANGUAGE}
20:58.27killfillall looks empty..
21:02.46killfill[TK]D-Fender: when i Set(LANGUAGE()=es) it works ok..  but why isnt it set up?.. its in zapata.conf..
21:03.10killfillits not parsing it...
21:04.00[TK]D-Fenderkillfill, ${LANGUAGE()}
21:05.11killfillNoOp("Zap/1-1", "LAnguage is en") in new stack
21:05.15killfillobviously..:P
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21:06.51LeddyHMany ideas why I can register with x-lite via username and any password?
21:07.12LeddyHMI specified a pwd in sip.conf but it allows any password to be used, regardless of what is there
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21:10.00Hmmhesayswon't back down no I won't back down
21:10.50Math`LeddyHM: how did u specify it in sip.conf
21:11.18killfilli dont get it...
21:12.19[TK]D-FenderHmmhesays, You stand your ground...
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21:13.03LeddyHMusername= and password= for the extension in []
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21:13.29[TK]D-FenderLeddyHM, *secret* , not *password*
21:16.10LeddyHMblame our previous vendor
21:16.20LeddyHMtechnically you had it too ;)
21:17.47[TK]D-FenderLeddyHM, I never TOUCHED your sip.conf... remember? :)
21:17.57[TK]D-FenderLeddyHM, and stated as much at least TWICE ;)
21:18.11killfilldamn..
21:18.11LeddyHMyou're no fun
21:18.34killfillwhy would zapata.conf language var not work?...
21:18.39[TK]D-Fenderagain..... sure I am... but I was never contracted for those ... *ahem* ... "services" ;)
21:18.57LeddyHMno worries
21:18.58[TK]D-Fenderkillfill, dunno, deal with it :)  at least you know you can MAKE it work.
21:19.00LeddyHMI just like jabbing
21:19.06LeddyHMthat fixed ti though :)
21:19.19LeddyHMsomething to fix tomorrow
21:19.37killfillheh
21:19.46[TK]D-FenderLeddyHM, y0 .... check out what I'm eyeing to buy -> http://www.directdial.com/SC-PD-120.html
21:20.18LeddyHMthose are gay
21:20.22LeddyHMbuy some good paint
21:20.30LeddyHMspecific for that application
21:22.12[TK]D-FenderLeddyHM, can't really.... My livingroom is 10.5' x 16'.  I can't get the size I want from that distance (against the 16' wall). The 10.5' foot wall has my BALCONY patio doors on it. light tends to go OUT them :)
21:22.38LeddyHMsux2bu :)
21:22.50[TK]D-FenderLeddyHM, nope, this simple screen does it jsut fine for me :)
21:23.25LeddyHMman, I can't believe what idiots our ex voip provider was
21:23.39[TK]D-FenderYou've ditched cbeyond?
21:23.53LeddyHMall you need to know is an extension and you have cart blanc access
21:24.13[TK]D-FenderLeddyHM, not from what I recall from the peer setup...
21:24.15LeddyHMnaw we're stuck for the time being. boss is reading contract
21:24.22LeddyHMto verify if we have any outs
21:25.27LeddyHMthey finally said they "send dtmf in spec" but it's only 50ms
21:25.39LeddyHMso it could be 6mo's + before they fix it to 100ms
21:25.44[TK]D-FenderLeddyHM, No, you are indeed pw'd, and if it resembles any other value, thats likely YOUR choice.
21:25.58LeddyHMsince they have to test it yadda yadda
21:26.14LeddyHMwhat's "pwd'd"?
21:26.29[TK]D-Fenderpassworded
21:26.39LeddyHMI as able to pick an extension and use the correct username and regardless of pwd
21:26.52[TK]D-FenderLeddyHM, ... HUH?
21:26.54LeddyHMI know what you meant, not sure to which you are referring to was pwd'd
21:27.23[TK]D-FenderLeddyHM, all of your outbound peer entries have secrets in them and are not the same as the username, etc
21:27.58LeddyHMin sip.conf everything is "password" not "secret"
21:28.03LeddyHMare we talking about the same thing?
21:28.35[TK]D-FenderLeddyHM, Oh, your PHONES are all set up wrong... YEAH :D
21:28.44LeddyHMyeah
21:28.48LeddyHMsee my dilemna :)
21:28.49[TK]D-FenderLeddyHM, But you are secure to your PROVIDER jsut fine ;)
21:29.05LeddyHMhehe
21:29.08[TK]D-FenderLeddyHM, easy fix.  Seach & replace.  total time ~10s
21:29.19[TK]D-FenderLeddyHM, so STOP WHINING!
21:29.27LeddyHMI'M NOT WHINING!
21:29.39LeddyHMI'm so glad that company shut their doors
21:29.41LeddyHMIDIOTS
21:29.47[TK]D-Fenderfine... NAGGING.... but don't start playing the semantics game with me ;)
21:31.13[TK]D-Fenderand whee!
21:32.27LeddyHMno games
21:32.33LeddyHMI'm just misunderstood ;)
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21:34.24[TK]D-Fender"Notice to all subway performers : just because nobody understands you .... it doesn't mean you're and ARTIST"
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21:40.08Mavviewho knows a sip server which let me make free calls to +1 212 209 xxx ?
21:40.12Mavviefour x's
21:40.29[TK]D-FenderMavvie, PERV
21:41.14Mavvieactually, it's WBAI
21:41.31MavvieI want to donate them some money but I don't want to spend it on phonecalls :-)
21:58.55Greek-Boyin high density scenarios should outgoing lines always be kept seperate from incoming lines?
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22:05.59killfillwith 1 sip phone, lang is in es, and with another its in en.
22:06.08killfillSIP alows to set lang?
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22:06.35killfill(same extension)
22:07.55Math`killfill: you can set the extensions in the peer's config in sip.conf or globally
22:08.12Math`(globally being in [globals])
22:08.30killfillgeneral you mean.. :P
22:08.57MavvieGreek-Boy: interesting scenario.
22:09.45MavvieGreek-Boy: the only reason I could think of it is when you use ChanIsAvail to find an empty channel and then start doing things later on before you actually grab it.
22:09.49killfillMath`: dont know why, but with ekiga, lang is en. with xten in es.   same extension..
22:12.50kombihmm, fritz card should be nicely installed, still no "capi info" or "show capi" command available in asterisk, should that appear?
22:14.07redaxhi,
22:15.51Greek-BoyMavvie what happens if you are doing virtual pbx hosting and you want certain numbers/channels to be available only to a specific client as those lines technically belong to him?
22:16.11Greek-Boyat the same time the clients incoming lines should always be free.
22:16.29Greek-Boyi guess call hunting can be set up for those lines
22:16.36Greek-Boybut the outgoing calller ID will vary
22:17.57MavvieGreek-Boy: for outgoing calls you can chose which channel you use, but for incoming calls?
22:19.31Greek-Boyok
22:20.45Greek-Boybut you can specify which channel can be used from that dial plan?
22:21.43MavvieGreek-Boy: yes. well you can limit the onces it choses from.
22:22.35Greek-Boyok
22:22.51redaxis Set(DEVSTATE(Custom:some)=INUSE) working in asterisk 1.2.x too?
22:22.59Greek-Boywhats a good carrier-grade gateway/router for data and voip?
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23:09.57drfreezeHello
23:10.07drfreezeAnyone up for a strange Asterisk puzzle?
23:10.57drfreezehttp://pastie.textmate.org/61327
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23:19.50SuperIDI have a working asterisk system with 2 internal nodes that can call each other.  I just subscribed to broadvoice and used their docs here http://www.broadvoice.com/support_install_asterisk.html exactly but I cant make outbound calls or receive any inbound.   How would you start troubleshooting?
23:20.31pipwerksip debug?
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23:20.49pipwerkor at least verbose 5
23:21.00SuperIDok ty
23:21.20SuperIDI couldn't even figure out how to tell if inbound calls were even arriving on my network
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