IRC log for #asterisk on 20081223

00:00.13lowtekgabeh: expand on "in a format defined by me"?
00:01.12gabehlowtek:  If I defined the schema of the database table for incoming and outgoing calls, I would need to write the code to insert the record into the table
00:01.36lowtekgabeh: No, looky -> http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+cmd+MYSQL
00:02.15lowtekgabeh: Just be sure to use 1.4.latest or better and to escape your special characters and spaces.
00:03.04gabehlowtek:  Ok that's great.  Now what I'm going to throw caution to the wind and skip the database and write these messages straight to a webservice or to queue or something else.  Where is the extension point for that kind of thing?
00:03.13lowtekAGI
00:03.27lowtekgabeh: link -> http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+AGI
00:04.25gabehah ha
00:04.39lowtekJust make sure you're not running * as root
00:04.54gabehlowtek: I think this is what I'm looking for, does this work both ways?  Is it an interface to send messages to the Asterisk server as well?
00:05.17lowtekgabeh: Nope, this -> http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+manager+API
00:05.29lowtek~book
00:05.30jbothmm... book is probably Asterisk: The Future of Telephony 2nd Edition (ISBN 0-596-51048-9) --- Order yours at http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/9780596510480/ --- Free downloadable PDF at http://www.asteriskdocs.org --- HTML at http://tfot.leifmadsen.com or see ~buybook
00:05.46lowtekgabeh: That book is an easy read and outlines a lot of these concepts (so I hear)
00:05.59lowtekgabeh: Note there's a free PDF download
00:07.00gabehlowtek:  Thank you very much for help!
00:07.07lowtekNo problem.
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00:08.26[TK]D-Fendergabeh: "core show application system"
00:09.21gabehD-Fender: sorry, I don't follow you
00:09.37[TK]D-Fendergabeh: For the easiest way to call out to a web service.
00:09.44lowtekgabeh: He's saying instead of using AGI, you could just shell out real quick and execute your script or binary.
00:09.54lowtekgabeh: right from your dialplan
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00:10.50iratikCan using the wrong framing or coding in zaptel.conf cause ... choppiness?
00:11.54[TK]D-Fenderiratik: No, it should simply fail outright
00:12.08gabehI guess I was trying to get a feeling for what it takes for communication both ways, sending messages from and to the server.
00:12.09[TK]D-Fenderiratik: you should NOT have ztdummy loaded there
00:12.30[TK]D-Fendergabeh: Could you be a little MORE vague & generic please?
00:13.10iratik[TK]D-Fender: I apologize if i come across as a complete idiot  - I think ztdummy is used for timing without an interface card... how do i get rid of it?
00:13.26lowtekgabeh: There's a couple different ways to skin the cat, but generally an AGI call to communicate "out" and AMI to communicate "in" but it's ultimately going to depend on what you're goal is.  For example, don't waste time with AGI if just shelling out with the System cmd will suffice.
00:13.28[TK]D-Fenderiratik: "rmmod ztdummy"
00:13.37iratikrmmod is the opposite of modprobe?
00:13.40lowtekgabeh: Whatever path you take, just don't run asterisk as root.
00:14.30gabehlowtek & D-Fender:  I'm looking to integrate asterisk with a crazy in-house CRM built with .Net.
00:14.33[TK]D-Fenderiratik: insmod / rmmod
00:14.53[TK]D-Fendergabeh: You still provide no details for the contect of "communicate"
00:14.57[TK]D-Fendercontent*
00:15.15lowtekgabeh: To place a call, use AMI called across your network via a socket.  To update your DB, use an AGI script written in the support langauge that you prefer.
00:15.38lowtekgabeh: Or look at SugarCRM, it already has integration (so I hear)
00:16.05lowtekgabeh: For example, we use PHP to make calls to AMI to get asterisk to do things via our internal apps.
00:16.23lowtekgabeh: Since we're mysql based, we update our db with the asterisk mysql cmd
00:16.32lowtekgabeh: Just keep your security in check
00:17.53gabehwell, something like opening a contact's profile on an incoming call would be a typical scenario for communicating from asterisk to the crm
00:18.22gabehand of course, dialing out like you mentioned before would be a common scenario for communicating from the crm to asterisk
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00:20.38lowtekgabeh: exten => 3,1,System(/usr/local/sbin/mycustombinary ${CALLERID(num)} another_useful_arg yet_another_useful_arg)
00:25.04hescoJust to be sure on this point, Having an ATA which supports T38 would not permit me to handle faxes unless I had a PRI or a twisted pair to route fax calls over, right?
00:25.10iratikthanks [TK]D-Fender:
00:25.30[TK]D-Fenderhesco: No
00:25.41[TK]D-Fenderiratik: Distorion gone?
00:25.45[TK]D-Fenderdistortion*
00:26.05hescoAn T38 compatible ATA does not address the issues with FoIP's struggles reassembling sufficent packets to make sense out of a document, does it?
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00:26.18[TK]D-Fenderhesco: T.38 has nothing to do with PSTN.  Its for sending faxes over IP.
00:26.21iratikYeah... It seems it was the softphone
00:26.24[TK]D-Fenderhesco: and takes 2 enpoints.
00:26.46iratikPhoner kinda stinks... when there is traffic over the ethernet port on the local workstation ... it chops and screeches
00:27.34hescoIf I originated a fax over an HT-486, could I do the T38-FoIP thing to an iax2 or sip or pstn terminated fax machine on the other end?
00:28.57hescoso both endpoints have to speak T38 to decode the incoing fax?
00:29.16[TK]D-Fenderhesco: one has to ENCODE for T.39
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00:29.18[TK]D-Fender28*
00:29.20[TK]D-Fender38
00:29.22[TK]D-Fenderasdhkjlahd
00:30.08mmlj4asdfjihad
00:30.48jayteeargle bargle whoosh
00:32.45beekjaytee: Sounds like the soundtrack from a dental product commercial
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00:34.25eppigyROBBLE ROBBLE
00:34.35beek<spit> and repeat
00:34.42jayteenever really thought of it that way
00:35.16beekjaytee: Would you be surprised if I told you that my fucking PRI is still NOT FIXED?
00:35.31jayteebeek, yes. shocked actually
00:35.36eppigyi would be suprised if it were
00:36.14beekWhen I was running on their protect DACS card life was good.  They switched me back to a "working" card and I'm back to where I started.  Arrrrrrrrgh!
00:37.23jayteeso you've obviously talked to them about it or you wouldn't know about the DACS swapout. Have you spoken to them since they moved it back and things started going south again?
00:38.35beekYep.  I called last evening and reported the outages again (as I have daily now for two weeks).  This morning I called in for a status and was told it was waiting for "customer action."  So I asked, exactly what action am I to take.  I've since gotten their top tech's cell phone number and he said to call him directly now.   He was to call Verizon and see if they actually swapped in a good card the last time.
00:38.43[TK]D-Fenderbeek: Ask for their name, and when the give it tell them you now have enough to obtain their address and will axe-murder them if they fail to install a working card and if they think what they just put in is it... they are sadly mistaken
00:39.24beek[TK]D-Fender: Oh yeah... I do that and I'll finally some action.
00:40.23beek[TK]D-Fender: I won't stop with that minor threat though:  I'll threaten to call the IRS and report them for cheating on their taxes and I'll call the RIAA and report them as a serious file swapper.
00:40.30jayteebeek, tell them the last telco support manager that screwed you over had treble fishooks shoved up his ass with 400lb deep sea line and dragged behind a Chrysler for 20 miles.
00:40.49[TK]D-Fenderbeek: "Listen fuckers, your temp card was fine.  You swap it with your claimmm is a 'working' card, and clearly isn't.  Put the other back or you'd better make damn sure that whatever goes in works, and work the FIRST TIME and EVERY time or I will cause more damage to your reputation than a CRATE of those cards."
00:41.12beekThe only positive thing that's happened since the "fix" was that I've been assigned to the US support team instead of team india.
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00:41.22[TK]D-Fenderbeek: highly effective phrasing
00:41.34[TK]D-Fenderbeek: Local idiocy... so much better
00:41.45[TK]D-Fenderbeek: Actually for me all support is a mixed bag.
00:41.55beekAt least their's a throat I can reasonably track down.
00:41.59beek*there's*
00:42.00[TK]D-Fenderbeek:  had good NA & offshore as well as bad.
00:42.14jayteesame here, a mixed bag of various manures it seems like most of the time
00:42.30[TK]D-Fenderbeek: Bell Quebec Cellular service is the WORST.  They are a total bunch fo fuck-offs....
00:42.32beekWell, "english as a second language" mixed with VoIP jitter made communicating with Team India horrible.
00:42.34jaytee"WTF is this? goat shit?"
00:42.55jaytee"damn, I didn't even know we had alpacas in the server room"
00:43.11beekjaytee: You work in an interesting place.
00:43.35jayteeyes, but there are downsides
00:43.51beekjaytee: Those are words I'd never expect to hear out of an IT geek's mouth.
00:43.53jayteea boss from hell with a room temperature I.Q.
00:44.04[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: Got a hungry Bengal tiger I can feed for you?
00:44.16beekAhhh -- a classic example of the Peter principle in action...
00:44.35jaytee[TK]D-Fender, no bengals, just Amurs (Siberian)
00:44.39iratikThis PRI has 23 voice channels - and 1 Data channel ... using a TE122P .. to use the data channel - like nethdlc=24; sethdlc hdlc0 ... ?
00:44.39jayteebigger than Bengals
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00:44.52beekjaytee: so much the better.
00:45.40[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: "The Siberian tiger is typically 2-4 inches taller at the head than the Bengal tiger, which is about 107-110 cm (42-43 in) tall"
00:45.49[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: that will do PERFECTLY
00:45.56jaytee[TK]D-Fender, wikipedia?
00:45.58[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: Does he like Italian?
00:46.01[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: Yup
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00:46.53jayteeCila and Kisa are fond of any red meat but prefer horsemeat or beef. Roser doesn't care what it is as long as it once had a pulse.
00:47.16beekjaytee: How many do you have?
00:47.42jaytee3 at the moment, two females, Cila and Kisa and one male, Roser.
00:48.01beekAre they breeders for you?
00:48.08jayteeand two African lions, Mwangi, the male and Shawmfa, a female.
00:48.36jayteeCila and Kisa were born here but their mother died a year ago from cancer. Roser came from another zoo for breeding.
00:49.10Piper69drmessano^: can you please point me to were i can unlock the 3.1.9
00:49.25jayteeShawmfa had cubs 3 years ago but none since. She's getting to the end of her breeding cycle.
00:49.56[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: "Unlike the Bengal tiger, the Siberian tiger very rarely becomes a man-eater." <- NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!  This will NOT do!
00:50.28[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: Find me a predator!  Got any Grizzlys?
00:50.39jayteeand we've got a bull Giraffe named Eddie who is constantly "getting busy" with the ladies with the predictable result of lots of little giraffes.
00:50.41[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: Or maybe a hippo?
00:51.13[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: That would be comedy & calamatiy all at once.
00:51.22jaytee[TK]D-Fender, no hippos, no grizzlys but we just got two Alaskan brown bears to replace the Kodiaks we lost over the last year and a half.
00:51.25coppicejaytee: make him pay child support and he'll mend his ways
00:51.42jayteewe have white rhinos too
00:51.45beek[TK]D-Fender: So roll them in horsemeat before you toss them in.
00:51.47[TK]D-Fendercoppice: For a CHUM like this.... I should looking at Sea World ;)
00:52.01jayteewe have polar bears too
00:52.07[TK]D-Fendermmmm .... MAKO
00:52.08jayteeand 3 species of penguin
00:52.18beek[TK]D-Fender: Just roll your victim(s) in horsemeat before you toss them to the Siberians
00:52.19jayteeand 3 walrus
00:52.38[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: hey...... waitasec... where do you work exactly?
00:52.44jayteemmmmm Mako. I've had mako shark. kinda like north atlantic swordfish
00:52.45eppigywallstreet
00:53.19jayteeI work at WalMart, doesn't everyone?
00:53.31beekIn the pet department
00:53.33[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: Serious... which zoo?
00:53.45jayteewww.indianapoliszoo.com
00:54.09[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: "In an incident at the San Francisco Zoo on 25 December 2007, a Siberian tiger named Tatiana escaped and killed one visitor, injuring two others. The animal was shot dead by the police. Whether the tiger was provoked is very much in dispute."
00:54.17[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: Whew... wasn't yours :)
00:54.26[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: You've got Komodo's?
00:54.41[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: Those guys are BADASS...
00:55.16[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: And that girl in your flash intro is playing with fire flirting with those dolphins...
00:55.22jaytee[TK]D-Fender, our tiger biome is covered with a steel cable net that encloses the entire top of the biome and the walls and fencing are solid. The tigers are never in a position to escape. Any human physical contact has to be after the tiger's been sedated.
00:56.24jayteehttp://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f273/Jaytee0518/chinanme.jpg
00:56.31jayteethat's me in the wetsuit
00:57.06*** part/#asterisk Piper69 (n=chatzill@unaffiliated/piper69)
00:57.13[TK]D-Fender...
00:57.19eppigythat dolphin looks pleased with himself
00:57.26[TK]D-FenderI'm pretty sure I don't want to click that...
00:57.29Talkradiolooks like it was fun
00:57.35beekjaytee: I'm glad that you clarified who was who  ;-)
00:57.36jayteeI can make her walk on her tail, do loops and toss beach balls
00:58.15jayteeand she always remembers me whenever I pas through their pool area
00:59.51jayteeOur Komodo exhibit hasn't opened yet. The Komodos and the cheetahs for the new cheetah exhibit are in quarantine at the moment.
01:00.04beekjaytee: How long do they stay there?
01:00.42jayteeThe cheetahs I know are going to be permanent. not sure about the Komodos. We had Koalas during the summer but they're never permanent.
01:01.00jayteebut most of our exhibits are permanent.
01:02.26jayteethe Komodo exhibit is temporary
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01:04.24jayteewe have alot of other cool reptiles that are permanent though. We're at the cutting edge of captive breeding programs and our Project Iguana that's trying to breed the endangered Cayman Blue Iguana is yeilding successful results.
01:04.49beekjaytee: Are you responsible for the animal webcams on the page?
01:05.10jayteeno, but I know that the elephant cam is down at the moment or it was
01:05.22jayteethey go offline occassionally
01:05.30*** part/#asterisk johnf (n=johnf@124-168-133-182.dyn.iinet.net.au)
01:05.37beekI can't get into any of them...
01:06.08beekWill they work under firefox/linux or are they IE only?
01:06.54jayteethey're Sony IP cams that will work with an ActiveX downloadable or with Java. I've used Firefox with them before.
01:07.33edoceoThe TFoT book references thevoice.digium.com but that site doesn't appear to be around anymore?  Ideas?
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01:07.59beekedoceo: What are you looking for?
01:08.58[TK]D-Fenderedoceo: http://www.theivrvoice.com/
01:09.06edoceobeek: found it - it's the store.digium.com now'
01:09.22beekedoceo: yep -- or direct as [TK]D-Fender gave the link.
01:11.22edoceothanks!
01:13.32jaytee[TK]D-Fender, so how did this morning turn out at work?
01:13.48beekjaytee: Oh jeez --- there's a loaded question.
01:14.00beekdons flame suit
01:14.26jayteewell, I was busy earlier so I didn't read through the chat logs at work to find out.
01:14.28[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: Like I asked... do they like ITALIAN?
01:14.57beek[TK]D-Fender: That's mild... I got " beek: The move... I want that fucking asshole of a logistics manager DEAD"
01:14.58jayteehehehe, so the boss man is an Italian I take it, and not too happy from the sound of it.
01:15.29jayteeah, the Logistics manager is Italian then.
01:15.50[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: indeed.
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01:16.09beekjaytee: can [TK]D-Fender donate this guy as food for your tigers and get a receipt for his taxes?
01:16.29[TK]D-FenderbekkNo, I'll gladly pay...
01:16.52[TK]D-Fenderbeek: Even for the flight to Rome for dinner ;)
01:17.17[TK]D-FenderARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?!@?
01:17.24jayteejust remotely take over his pc with an anonymous account, download a bunch of porn of girls that might be underaged and then phone in an anonymous tip to the Canadian equivalent of the FBI that "so and so at this office is downloading kiddie porn"
01:17.51beekjaytee: make that porn of little boys -- so much the better!
01:18.00jayteeyes, much better
01:18.05Drew__any ideas why MOH ceases to work after i put asterisk in a startup script?
01:18.06[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: No..... he deserves to be axed for crimes he COMMITED.
01:18.47[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: I would lose all righteousness if I did it on false pretenses.
01:19.09jayteecan't have you losing your demigod status now
01:19.10[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: Seen "Dogma"?
01:19.27jaytee[TK]D-Fender, seen it, bought the DVD, own a Buddy Christ
01:19.35[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: I would be an awesome Angel Of Death.  Gimme my flaming sword already!
01:19.38jayteebut they have a bobblehead one now
01:21.05iratikSorry to ask what i'm sure is a really basic question (shoot me the link to the asterisk bible if you need to - i can't find it on google for some reason)...  Zap/g1 - that refers to group=1 in [channels] in zapata.conf ?
01:21.08jayteecats are worse than hobbits
01:21.28jayteehobbits expect a second breakfast, cats expect a second dinner
01:21.48[TK]D-Fenderiratik: in asending order, yes
01:22.26eppigyi will punch a cat in the face
01:22.56iratikDoes this look right for 23 channels ... I'm a little confused by the syntax of "channel=>1-23" ... http://www.pastie.org/345279
01:23.39eppigychannel 1-23 is in system.conf
01:23.43eppigyor zaptel.conf
01:23.43beekeppigy: If you do, make sure you kill it.  If not, you have to sleep sometime.
01:23.49[TK]D-Fenderiratik: very bare, but probably workable
01:24.04eppigynm
01:24.06eppigyi am dumb
01:24.14[TK]D-Fendereppigy: 11 steps to go
01:24.17eppigyyes
01:24.32iratik[TK]D-Fender: what else could i do to make it less bare? link?
01:25.03[TK]D-Fenderiratik: "rm /etc/asterisk/zapata.conf && touch /etc/asterisk/zapata.conf"
01:25.13[TK]D-Fenderiratik: Wait... LESS bare...
01:25.15[TK]D-Fendernvm
01:25.16iratiklol
01:25.27[TK]D-Fenderiratik: Stupid double negatives!
01:25.28iratikcat /dev/null > /etc/asterisk/zapata.conf
01:25.54jayteeiratik, add fluff=yes and cruft=excessive in the general section
01:25.54beekJust '> /etc/asterisk/zapata.conf'
01:26.02eppigycat /dev/random > /etc/asterisk/zapata.conf
01:26.26[TK]D-Fenderiratik: You don't set any pridialplan, callerid bits and a few other things.  Go look around
01:27.50jayteeyeah, cuz if it's RARELY used then you definitely WANT to use it.
01:28.35iratikI looked at this "http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+config+zapata.conf" ... but it didn't make any sense
01:29.12jayteeI'd like to change the dialplan so every call that goes to my boss's extension has it's callerID set to "Go fuck yourself"
01:29.30iratikThe first snippet of code on that page "channel => 1" ... that line confused me so i got out of that site ....   where is the link to that asterisk bible -- i'm sure there is some stuff in there about zapata.conf
01:29.41jaytee~book
01:29.41jbotextra, extra, read all about it, book is probably Asterisk: The Future of Telephony 2nd Edition (ISBN 0-596-51048-9) --- Order yours at http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/9780596510480/ --- Free downloadable PDF at http://www.asteriskdocs.org --- HTML at http://tfot.leifmadsen.com or see ~buybook
01:29.58beekOne of my buddies configured his system to forward all personal calls of his co-worker to his co-worker's boss.
01:30.15iratikhow did it identify "personal calls" ?
01:30.26iratikleft join against a company contact database?
01:30.34jayteejsmith !!! Konichiwa, Sensei
01:30.56beekLooked for specific incoming numbers
01:31.21beekhome phone/cell phone/parent's phone --  the logs provided the numbers.
01:31.24jayteeI'm using a tapi plugin to do click to call from Outlook contacts
01:31.56beekjaytee: how's your luminvox update coming?
01:34.01jayteebeek, well I've worked on cloning the code for the engish section of the IVR and I've modified the top level to split off, used the astdb to store a bunch of info on prompts that change seasonally and a db flag for whether or not to run the IVR if the zoo is closed with a custom prompt for that for severe weather, asteroid strike, etc.
01:35.09beekjaytee: Sounds pretty sophisticated.   Are you happy with Luminvox?
01:35.42jayteeI haven't even started working on the spanish grammars. I'm doing DTMF only first since it has to be done, tested and moved to a new server and a 5 port license added by Jan 15th. I told my boss it would be DTMF only on the spanish side initially and I'd upgrade it to voice recognition later because there wasn't time enough to do it all.
01:35.59beekWell FMT2 -- my PRI just bounced again.
01:36.05jayteeLumenvox is decent for what it costs and their tech support seem very helpful.
01:36.46beekjaytee: I have an application for all-digits voice input.   Think that'd fit the bill?
01:37.44jayteeall digits? you mean, press 1 to speak to someone in sales that doesn't understand the product, press 2 for tech support queue from hell, press 3 to be hung on, etc. etc.?
01:38.11jayteeso basically making that into press or say 1, press or say 2?
01:38.18beekNo -- my power company has self-read meters.  I'd like our members to be able to call in and say their account number and reading.
01:38.36jayteeoh! yeah, it would work ok
01:38.44beekI have the DTMF version done but would like to voice-enable it.
01:39.59jayteealthough it's doable most of the IVR's I've dealt with don't even use speech rec for account numbers, they prompt you to input the account # from the keypad and then read it back for verification but allow for yes or no answers or more specific prompts.
01:40.38beekI use caller ID to lookup the account number and if I can find a match I ask for a confirmation with the last four digits.
01:40.59beekThen I iterate through their meters and ask for the reading on each and a yes/no for verification
01:41.42jayteethe key trick is to build it with the NoOp app to display the SPEECH_SCORE variable that lumenvox returns so you can set a THRESHOLD level to match as a greater than or equal to in a GotoIf to continue processing or reprompt for input.
01:42.47jayteerun a bunch of test calls through and speak clearly and loudly, then call again and muffle your voice, drink 20 beers so your speech is slurred, pretend to be calling from a call center in India with a thick accent, etc.
01:42.58beekI purchased their developer's kit a year ago and never installed it.  Perhaps it's time to pull that license out and give it a try.
01:43.16jayteemight as well, from what your wife told me you can't dance :-)
01:43.18beekHell, I'll just bridge Level 3 support with Lumenvox and see how they do.
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01:44.03beekThat'll take care of your "India with a thick accent" requirement.
01:44.25beekjaytee: You know something I don't?  I'm single!
01:44.31eppigyA AS IN APPLE
01:44.39eppigyV AS IN VISHNU
01:45.00jayteealthough before you get into using Lumenvox and doing alot of coding you might want to consider alternatives. If it's just pain you're seeking I've got a phone number for Mistress Rhonda. She can grind her stilletto heels into the small of your back like an expert torturer at Guantanamo.
01:45.34x86jaytee: that does not sound pleasant at all
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01:45.52eppigylet me get them digits
01:46.05jayteex86, yes but some people will pay for anything. I point to the pet rock as proof of that
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01:46.12beekjaytee: At one point I told my US Level 3 rep that I wasn't interested in being transferred to India again and that she should tell them that if they didn't get a tech at my site that I had a herd of cows handy that I'd personally slaughter.
01:46.39x86jaytee: hahaha
01:46.58Byron27hello, can someone help me, I am new to Debian and Asterisk. I want to know if mpg123 0.61 works okay with Asterisk or not. I am trying to stream audio through the phone and some streams work and others do not
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01:47.38x86Byron27: what's the source of the audio? by stream I imagine "internet stream"?
01:48.36Byron27Yes, want me to post the exten that I'm trying to make work, a few actually do work but most don't under debian. It did work for the most part under FreeBSD but I wanted to try it under Debian as I got the impression that Linux was easier to work with but maybe not
01:48.52Byron27this one works
01:48.52Byron27exten => 1,1,mp3player(http://38.96.148.58:7310/)
01:48.52Byron27exten => 1,2,goto(s,1)
01:49.01beek[TK]D-Fender & jaytee : I'm outta here for the evening.    TTYL
01:49.06Byron27this one, and may others, don't
01:49.06Byron27exten => 3,1,mp3player(http://198.144.194.210:6246/)
01:49.06Byron27exten => 3,2,goto(s,1)
01:49.40Byron27I get a timed out error
01:50.41Byron27This is Debian using Asterisk 1.2.13 and mpg123 0.61
01:51.11Byron27I'd heard that mpg123 0.59 works better but I didn't know if that was true
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01:52.13[TK]D-Fenderbeek: l8r
01:52.31lmadsenI don't want to meet your mom... I just want...
01:52.40[TK]D-FenderByron27: Avoid. 0.59r is the only recommeded version
01:52.46[TK]D-Fenderlmadsen: ! ! !
01:52.48trnzmetaguys: I have an automated dialer, and when it dials out, the phone rings
01:52.58lmadsenpeople are still using mpg123?
01:53.01lmadsenyuck
01:53.04lmadsentotally unnecessary
01:53.04Byron27how do I go back to the other version
01:53.09lmadsenreinstall
01:53.10[TK]D-FenderByron27: In so much as no use supercedes all
01:53.16trnzmetaI pick up, but after 4 seconds of silence, asterisk considers it as "hungup"
01:53.32trnzmetaI was wondering if it's an rtsp firewall problem causing this
01:53.36lmadsentrnzmeta: probably because it isn't getting any audio, or isn't getting the right signalling
01:53.50lmadsentrnzmeta: almost guaranteed its a FW/NAT issue
01:54.02lmadsenor, incorrectly setup externip and localnet
01:54.02trnzmetaok, could it be latency problem
01:54.11lmadsenit could be anything really
01:54.12trnzmetathis server is dialing from sth africa to norway
01:54.26lmadsenlatency could be a possibility, although not the most likely
01:54.33Byron27how would one stream audio on Asterisk if he didn't use mpg123?
01:54.35Drew__help.... i broke my musiconhold: CLI says: "Music class  requested but no musiconhold loaded." what did i do wrong?
01:55.00lmadsenDrew__: *CLI> module load res_musiconhold.so
01:55.15lmadsenmight get an error of some sort to give you an idea why it is failing to load
01:55.26Drew__[Dec 23 04:54:30] WARNING[2819]: loader.c:627 load_resource: Module 'res_musiconhold.so' already exists.
01:55.29lmadsenByron27: do you really mean stream, or do you mean play?
01:55.49Byron27could someone tell me what command to do to uninstall mpg123 0.61 and reinstall only 0.59r or whatever version I need, apt-get gave me 0.61
01:56.08Byron27I want to play streaming audio from the net
01:56.50Byron27Eventually I do want to add the function of being able to dial a number, put in an extension and have Asterisk start a stream of my phone call on the net so I can do remote broadcasts
01:57.19Drew__Byron27 - apt-get remove?
01:57.25Byron27but that's not what I'm trying to do now
01:57.44Byron27apt-get remove mpg123 seems to remove the new version but how do I get the older version on debian?
01:58.54[TK]D-FenderByron27: Source comes bunded with *.  COMPILE
01:59.28Drew__Byron27 - wget http://www.mpg123.de/mpg123/mpg123-0.59r.tar.gz
01:59.37Byron27Asterisk is already installed, should I reinstall Asterisk?? I already have everything working but this one pesky thing
02:00.08Byron27okay, wget worked, now make install /mpg123/mpg123-0.59r.tar.gz ?
02:00.13Drew__lmadson - any idea why MOH doesnt work even though the module is loaded?
02:00.33Drew__Byron27 - untar the source, then compile
02:00.51[TK]D-FenderDrew__: Show us the full problem and the confis and maybe we'll ahve something to go on
02:01.00[TK]D-FenderDrew__: PASTEBIN is your friend.
02:01.01[TK]D-Fender~pb
02:01.02jbot[~pb] A "pastebin" is a web-based service where you can paste anything over 3 lines without flooding the channel. Here are links to a few : http://www.pastebin.com , http://pastebin.ca , http://channels.debian.net/paste , http://paste.lisp.org , http://www.rafb.net/paste, or , http://bin.cakephp.org/
02:01.03lmadsenI think you just have to do 'make mpg123'
02:01.07Byron27byronsbox:~# untar /mpg123/mpg123-0.59r.tar.gz
02:01.07Byron27-bash: untar: command not found
02:01.14Drew__[TK]D-Fender - what do you need?
02:01.19lmadsentar zxvf ...
02:01.22lmadsennot untar
02:01.24Byron27make: *** No rule to make target `mpg123'.  Stop.
02:01.24Byron27byronsbox:~#
02:01.29Byron27ooh
02:01.36lmadsenByron27: you need to run that in the asterisk source dir.
02:02.11Byron27crap, so I'll have to re-config asterisk over again afterwards
02:02.19Byron27I need step-by-step instructions
02:02.38[TK]D-FenderByron27: No
02:02.45Byron27I have the file now, I wget it, now what do I do with it?
02:02.53[TK]D-FenderByron27: Compile
02:03.21Byron27just type compile /mpg123/mpg123-0.59r.tar.gz ?
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02:03.49Byron27I installed asterisk via apt-get so I have not complied anything before
02:04.05Byron27so I'm not sure what you want me to do
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02:05.09Drew__[TK]D-Fender - i hat it all running, the only problem was i needed asterisk to start itself, so i tried to add a init.d startup script - anyway it didnt work, zaptel somehow didnt start, so i reversed my changes - now it works again appart from music on hold which is now strangly broken.
02:06.00[TK]D-FenderDrew__: useless description.  I said show me the PROBLEM (fuill CLI output of the falied call from beginning to end), and your CONFIGS
02:07.39Drew__[TK]D-Fender - http://www.pastebin.ca/1291921 <- CLI output
02:08.12[TK]D-FenderDrew__: You didn't tell it s CLASS
02:08.34Drew__?
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02:09.03Byron27I got the file to untar
02:09.11Byron27now do you guys know what I need to do?
02:10.30[TK]D-FenderDrew__: you need to tell MusicOnHold what CLASS TO PLAY
02:10.41[TK]D-FenderDrew__: and you're AREN'T
02:10.46Drew__um
02:10.57Drew__in the dialplan?
02:11.30[TK]D-FenderDrew__: you're clearly IN the dialplan and expressly calling for MoH to play something specific which in this case is nothing
02:12.02Byron27I'm in byronsbox:~/mpg123-0.59r#
02:12.09Drew__doesnt it just use the default context?
02:12.24[TK]D-FenderDrew__: Clearly you need to provide the class
02:12.36Byron27tried make install mpg123 and it errored out
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02:14.37rekcahhey guys.. im having a problem getting the BLF (Busy Light Field) to work.  are then any instructions I should be following to get this working? Thanks!
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02:15.19Drew__ok, so i changed the musiconhold command to include the class "default" which is defined in the musiconhold.conf - now its the same error: "Music class default requested but no musiconhold loaded."
02:16.44[TK]D-FenderDrew__: And your configs?  This is the third time I've asked
02:16.59Drew__which ones do you need?
02:17.13[TK]D-FenderDrew__: your musiconhold obviously
02:18.51Byron27I GOT IT TO WORK!!!!
02:18.52Byron27I used:
02:18.52Byron27cd /usr/src
02:18.52Byron27wget http://www.mpg123.de/mpg123/mpg123-0.59r.tar.gz
02:18.52Byron27tar -zxvf mpg123-0.59r.tar.gz
02:18.52Byron27cd mpg123-0.59r
02:18.54Byron27make linux-devel <----------this made it work !!
02:18.56Byron27make install
02:19.00seanbrightholy crap
02:19.06seanbrightdon't do that
02:19.17Byron27OOOPS, I'm sorry
02:19.36piper69anyone here with luck to unlock PAP2 firmware 3.1.9 please help me
02:19.54Drew__[TK]D-Fender - its the sample cfg, appart from line 36: http://www.pastebin.ca/1291927
02:21.09[TK]D-FenderDrew__: default => quietmp3:/var/lib/asterisk/moh-classic,-z <-- this syntax is NOT valid.  go read the sample file again
02:21.35drmessano^lol
02:21.49drmessano^piper69: You will be referred to the guide
02:22.00drmessano^piper69: Which is pretty much the same anywhere you look
02:22.28piper69drmessano^: but the problem is that i am not finding one guide that is successful
02:22.38Byron27Hmmm. killall -9 mpg123 doesn't work in debian
02:22.39drmessano^piper69: DId you set up the TFTP, DNS, and HTTPD servers?
02:22.56piper69drmessano^: you said you did it, do you mind to share it with me
02:23.16piper69drmessano^: the guide i use only talked about tftp
02:23.24drmessano^well, fail
02:24.41piper69drmessano^: what is the link that you used
02:25.11drmessano^http://www.bargainshare.com/index.php?s=2253dc9dcd364e6f87179ae0ef4e7d5c&showtopic=69607&st=90&p=687285&#entry687285
02:25.15drmessano^Theres one
02:26.46Byron27Hmm... guess I gotta install the psmisc package to do killall
02:26.47Drew__[TK]D-Fender - strange, i got the syntax from the voip wiki, the identical config worked until recently
02:26.49Byron27oopsie
02:26.56Drew__[TK]D-Fender - thanks for the help though
02:27.12seanbrightDrew__: did you recently upgrade to 1.4?
02:28.14Drew__seanbright - no
02:28.22[TK]D-FenderDrew__: WIKI = often trash
02:28.32Drew__heh
02:28.36seanbrightindeed
02:28.46seanbrightDrew__: did you resolve it?  or are you still having the problem?
02:28.59Drew__no MOH works now
02:29.04seanbrightoh good
02:29.08seanbrightupdate the wiki ;)
02:29.16Drew__my only problem now is how to get asterisk and zaptel to start up on boot
02:29.22Drew__on a debian system
02:29.28Drew__but i guess i'll google that
02:29.28seanbrightwhat does debian use?
02:29.32seanbrightinit.d?
02:30.07Drew__yes
02:30.47Drew__it also has something called inittab...
02:30.52seanbrightah
02:31.15seanbrightwell there is a 'make config' option for both of them, but i think i read in the scrollback that you installed from packages
02:31.51Drew__you have me confused with Byron27 i think, i installed from source
02:31.54seanbrightoh
02:31.58seanbright'make config'
02:31.59seanbright:)
02:32.05piper69drmessano^: i will follow that , will come back after am done
02:32.10Drew__does that kill my configs i already wrote?
02:32.19seanbrightshouldn't
02:32.25seanbright'make samples' would
02:32.25drmessano^piper69: See you in 10 mins
02:32.30Drew__ok, ill back them up :D
02:32.34seanbrightDrew__: good call
02:32.35piper69try 1hr :)
02:32.40seanbrightwhat version of asterisk?
02:32.43seanbrightDrew__: ^^
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02:33.46Drew__Asterisk SVN-branch-1.4-r80426,
02:33.53seanbrightah, bleeding edge.
02:33.56seanbrightjust checked the Makefile
02:34.06seanbrightno config overwriting will happen with 'make config'
02:34.20seanbrightedit: no *asterisk* config overwriting will happen
02:34.30seanbrightsystem config (rc.d/init.d) will
02:34.53lmadsenactually r80426 is about half of the current r165xxx
02:34.54Drew__ok im rebooting now to check if that worked
02:35.16seanbrightDrew__: did you do 'make config' for zaptel/dahdi as well?
02:35.43Drew__nope
02:35.47seanbrightah
02:35.53seanbrightwell if you want it to come up at boot you should
02:36.49seanbrighti love reading the mailing lists where people are saying "that stuff is too complicated, i just put it in rc.local"
02:36.52seanbrightand i want to stab them
02:37.17jayteei want to hold them down while you stab them
02:37.34[TK]D-FenderThat IS actuallya  valid idea for Slackware :)
02:37.46Drew__seanbright - ok did that for zaptel
02:37.55[TK]D-FenderThough some might argue the thought of Slackware itself being "valid" :)
02:38.21jayteemy all time favorite is, "wow! there's a make menuselect?"
02:39.07seanbright[TK]D-Fender: yes, it's valid for slackware.  of course 99% of the people that are running asterisk are not using slackware.
02:39.07jayteeit's still the linux kernel, why wouldn't it be valid, it pretty much sticks to the LSB.
02:40.13jayteeCentOS or RHEL are my preferred choices. If I was going to do a debian based install I'd rather use debian stable than Ubuntu.
02:40.27jayteeand I'd alway prefer a compile to a package
02:40.31Drew__seanbright - ok so i rebooted, but zaptel is not loaded
02:40.36seanbrightDrew__: lies!
02:40.44jayteelol
02:40.49Drew__no srsly
02:40.55seanbrightDrew__: for super cereal?
02:41.00seanbrightdid asterisk come up?
02:41.09Drew__yes, asterisk is there, but zaptel no
02:41.16seanbrightok, well it's a start
02:41.36seanbrightgrep -i -C5 zaptel /var/log/messages
02:41.50seanbrightor wherever the logs are on your machine
02:41.52Drew__zttool shows both cards as UNCONFIGURED
02:42.00seanbrighthmmm
02:42.44jayteeboth cards? you got another X100P?
02:43.01jayteelast night you only had one I thought
02:43.22Drew__jaytee, no i had two last night aswell
02:43.35drmessano^Wait
02:43.41seanbrightwaits
02:43.42drmessano^His X100Ps are multiplying?
02:43.49drmessano^YOU FED THEM AFTER MIDNIGHT
02:43.52seanbrightx100p mitosis
02:44.02seanbrightonly works with the latest firmware
02:44.03Drew__seanbright - http://www.pastebin.ca/1291939
02:44.07jayteeno, it's Wait(some interval in seconds)
02:44.13drmessano^What did the old chinese dude tell you?
02:44.24drmessano^Wait no
02:44.35seanbrightDrew__: lsmod shows what?
02:44.35drmessano^Don't get them wet.. that the multiply bit
02:44.49drmessano^Then you feed them after midnight and they turn into Skype cards
02:45.57Drew__seanbright - a lot: http://www.pastebin.ca/1291940
02:46.07Drew__i can see zaptel and wcfxo there
02:46.22drmessano^I can see dahdi from my front porch
02:46.25drmessano^Go alaska
02:46.55drmessano^~seen huisnah
02:46.57jbothuisnah <n=nhuisman@aeko.ifa.hawaii.edu> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 3d 2h 22m 55s ago, saying: 'drmessano^, you around?'.
02:47.11seanbrightDrew__: so what's the issue?  oh yeah, the unconfigured bit.
02:47.36Drew__well asterisk doesnt know anything of any cards (it worked before we did the make config bit)
02:47.48seanbrighthow were you stopping and starting zaptel before?
02:48.30seanbrighthm, just do this
02:48.48Drew__running ztcfg once does the trick...
02:48.52seanbright/etc/init.d/zaptel stop
02:49.10seanbrightif all goes well, that /should/ cause a kernel panic
02:50.13seanbright(that was a joke)
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02:50.58Drew__Unloading zaptel hardware drivers:ERROR: Module zaptel is in use
02:53.47Drew__?
02:55.33[TK]D-FenderDrew__: * running?
02:55.44Drew__ok so now, basically i boot up the system, asterisk is running, however zap-channels are not working. i then stop asterisk run ztcfg and restart asterisk - now everything works
02:55.59Drew__no it was stopped at that time.
02:56.13seanbrightthat makes little sense
02:56.44seanbrightunless you have other stuff on the machine using zaptel
02:56.55Drew__seanbright, those are the facts... :/
02:57.09seanbrightthis is not a production system i assume
02:57.59Drew__i have my home phone on it, so no its not really production
02:58.17seanbrightok
02:58.27seanbright/etc/init.d/asterisk stop
02:58.29Drew__dunno, there is nothing other than * on the box
02:58.31seanbright/etc/init.d/zaptel stop
02:58.34seanbright/etc/init.d/zaptel start
02:59.21seanbrightpastebin any output you find relevant
02:59.24seanbrightbrb, smoke
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02:59.34unixdawghey guys
02:59.49unixdawgwhat ver of spandsp does 1.6.1 need for faxinf ?
02:59.53unixdawgfaxing
03:00.06unixdawgso I know if I need to updated the bsd port
03:01.01Drew__seanbright - http://www.pastebin.ca/1291948
03:01.11Drew__nothing relevant, no errormsgs
03:06.11[TK]D-FenderDrew__: Did you recompile * from scratch after having compiled Zaptel
03:06.27Drew__cant remember
03:07.26[TK]D-FenderDrew__: then do it
03:07.45Drew__make & make install?
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03:14.13[TK]D-FenderDrew__: What is unclear here?
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03:16.27jayteewaves at russellb
03:16.45drmessano^fli
03:16.48drmessano^nm
03:18.44russellbwaves
03:19.19drmessano^Wow
03:19.27drmessano^I just Magic 8-Ball'ed my wife
03:19.38eppigynice
03:19.41drmessano^She asked me a question.. I shook the Magic 8-Ball and answered
03:19.46eppigyi hope you handed her a towel afterward
03:19.49drmessano^Men 1 - Women 0
03:20.00drmessano^Err
03:20.35drmessano^Men -348,084,434,093 - Women 1  <--- But one closer to 0 for OUR side!
03:21.22drmessano^My score proves again that women don't need to be right, just as long as we're always wrong
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03:25.01eppigy=(
03:27.15jaytee[TK]D-Fender, someone Dugg Antoine Dufour and Tommy Gauthier doing the 4 hands one guitar video. One of the comments was "Nice reach-around" LOL
03:28.03[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: Perv :)
03:28.10eppigylol
03:28.15[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: We were talking about that vid & others last Christmas
03:28.37jaytee[TK]D-Fender, it wasn't me! I love Antoine's playing style but that as far as it goes :-)
03:29.30[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: I've got a bunch of his stuff.. prefer him to Andy McKee and a bunch of others.
03:29.36jaytee[TK]D-Fender, yeah I remember. It's amazing how "current" stuff on Digg is :-)
03:30.01[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: if its just old enough it doesn't get recognized & buried
03:30.03jaytee[TK]D-Fender, yeah I like his style better than McKee's but McKee's good.
03:30.11Drew__ok so i recompiled asterisk
03:30.14Drew__same problem
03:30.24[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: He is... but lacks Dufours uber classical training
03:30.25jayteeI really like Otis Taylor's style too.
03:30.28Drew__i boot up, it loads asterisk, but no zaptel
03:31.21jayteeso zaptel won't load at startup no matter what you do?
03:31.23x86Drew__: why don't you get with the program and switch to DAHDI?
03:31.40Drew__?
03:31.55jayteeDrew, is this 1.4.22?
03:31.55x86DAHDI is the replacement for Zaptel
03:32.13x86jaytee: I couldn't get zaptel to work with 1.4.22, even though it should
03:32.26x86jaytee: dahdi worked great
03:32.28Drew__jaytee - Asterisk SVN-branch-1.4-r80426
03:32.40x86Drew__: use 1.6 and DAHDI
03:32.53x86works like a champ
03:33.04x86and will be supported longer than 1.4 ;)
03:33.11jayteex86, when I installed the beta of * Now 1.5 and installed 1.4.22 it chose DAHDI by default.
03:33.31x86jaytee: I don't use asterisknow, so no idea
03:33.56x86jaytee: but seems logical... zaptel + 1.4.22 didn't want to get along it seemed
03:34.36jayteeon my production box at work I'm still running my primary server with 1.4.15 and zaptel and my IVR server with 1.4.22 with zaptel also. No problems
03:34.58drmessano^Oh christ
03:35.03drmessano^You have an "IVR server"
03:35.06drmessano^Mr Fancy Pants
03:35.08Drew__while i'm at it: what do you think about running asterisk of a CF card?
03:35.08x86lol
03:35.08jayteeyes my son?
03:35.37jayteedrmessano^, yes I have an IVR server. Care to know why?
03:35.40x86Drew__: depending on load, it'll either work fine or work like crap
03:36.00Drew__load? 4 users, 2 PSTN lines
03:36.01drmessano^reboots his MOH server and his "Extensions that begin with Unicode characters" server
03:36.01[TK]D-FenderDrew__: Maybe when you're actually capable of getting * to run properly period.
03:36.23drmessano^Jaytee: Sure
03:36.35drmessano^Jaytee: Give it to me, I can take it
03:37.21drmessano^Probably some crap about people calling the Zoo for directions and open/close times, and that being the heaviest load
03:37.27x86hahaha
03:37.35x86[TK]D-Fender++
03:37.59[TK]D-Fender~karmakarma
03:38.00jbotKarma Chameleon!
03:38.01x86Drew__: i'd say it's plausible
03:38.04[TK]D-FenderYou come and go!!!!!!
03:38.10x86haha
03:38.19[TK]D-Fendershakes x86 for another answer
03:38.48x86oh noes! UK nanny syndrome!
03:38.54HttpErrorslol
03:39.09x86dies
03:39.25jayteebecause I've got two Dell PowerEdge 2950's for SIP call handling and PSTN connectivity for PRI using Digium T1 cards running Dell installed RHEL 5 64bit. One is a hot spare failover. There are two primary reasons I'm using a separate 32 bit CentOS install with Asterisk for IVR. One is that Lumenvox wasn't ready for 64 bit prime time when I went to test it and the other is that the earlier license files were tied to the MAC address of eth0 so it w
03:39.25jayteeasn't easy to transfer the license quickly. They've solved that issue but I'd rather have the IVR separate anyways.
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03:40.27x86jaytee: you could have saved a LOT of typing and just said "because I wanted the IVR separate"
03:40.36drmessano^Yep
03:41.02drmessano^or "Two servers make me feel like I popped a bottle of xtenze"
03:41.12[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: Thats why you run IVR instances in VM's to which you map a virtual ETH0 with always matching MAC's :)
03:41.13ricko73so who's providing the cheap entertainment tonight?
03:41.42drmessano^ricko73: Dunno, Santa didnt bring any more X100Ps
03:42.21jaytee[TK]D-Fender, hmmmmmm. :-) I like that idea.
03:42.28ricko73is that like a lump of coal?
03:43.14[TK]D-Fenderricko73: Only slightly less combustible ;)
03:43.27ricko73but not lead free
03:44.43jaytee"The Amazing X100P!!! It's so great you wont' want to hang up! Which is great because it won't let you anyways! The new, improved X100P, always off-hook all the time!"
03:45.13ricko73zomg good as the original
03:45.42[TK]D-FenderNew!  And *improved*!
03:45.47jaytee"Act now and we'll even throw in a Grandstream Handytone 286 with bad firmware!"
03:45.55[TK]D-Fender(packaged with chan_contradiction.so)
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03:47.12drmessano^Someone asked me the other day how to test an X100P, I told them to fold it until they hear the snap
03:47.16seanbrightDrew__: what does 'ztcfg -vvvvvvvvvvvv' return?
03:47.23bkw_cranks up the G722.1C and goes wow
03:47.25seanbright(sorry, had a minor emergency here that i had to attend to)
03:49.08drmessano^http://www.saynotocrack.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/04/bacon-dispenser.jpg
03:49.20drmessano^chan_bacon ?
03:49.22bkw_pets his polycom ip 6000
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03:49.53ricko73curious to see what the IP 450 will sell for
03:49.56timeshellHelp!!  Getting [Install ncurses to use the menu interface!] when trying to do make menuselect using the new RC3
03:50.08timeshellncurses and ncurses-devel are installed
03:50.15seanbrighttimeshell: termcap-devel
03:50.17drmessano^Install ncurses-lib or some crap
03:50.20drmessano^or not
03:50.26timeshelltermcap-devel is installed too
03:50.37eppigylies
03:50.38Byron27Can anyone make mpg123 take this stream reliablly, it seems to hang every time I try, I get a few seconds of audio then poof
03:50.38Byron27http://www.tbrn.net:8888/tbrn24.mp3
03:50.43seanbrighttimeshell: have you rerun configure?
03:51.01timeshellseanbright:  several times did make distclean and rerun config
03:51.07seanbrighttimeshell: pastebin your config.log
03:51.07seanbright~pb
03:51.08jbot[~pb] A "pastebin" is a web-based service where you can paste anything over 3 lines without flooding the channel. Here are links to a few : http://www.pastebin.com , http://pastebin.ca , http://channels.debian.net/paste , http://paste.lisp.org , http://www.rafb.net/paste, or , http://bin.cakephp.org/
03:51.17Drew__http://www.pastebin.ca/1291987
03:51.18bkw_I have an ip 650, ip670+sidecar, snom 320, snom 300, snom 360, snom 370 and a Polycom ip 6000 on my desk
03:51.48Drew__seanbright, in the meantime i recompiled * but to no avail
03:52.15seanbrightDrew__: so basically it works, unless you reboot
03:52.24drmessano^I've got two SPA-941s, a GE Cordless, a bunch of ham radios, 6 WRT54Gs, a bottle of moisturizer, and a box of tissues on my desk
03:52.28drmessano^It's freenode night!
03:52.38Byron27is there a way to make Debian capture a stream and make a relay of said stream that asterisk will tolerate or can I set a value to allow this stream to work in Asterisk without jamming the works?
03:52.39[TK]D-Fender...
03:52.58[TK]D-FenderByron27: icecast <-
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03:53.49Byron27I'm wondering if mpg123 doesn't like icecast2 servers as this one is Icecast and it won't work properly in mpg123
03:53.58Drew__seanbright, yes, in that case i have to stop *, zt, and restart them
03:54.03timeshellseanbright: http://pastebin.ca/1291988
03:54.19seanbrightDrew__: then the services are probably starting out of order
03:54.35seanbrightDrew__: i know approximately squat about debian however
03:54.41seanbrightDrew__: so i don't know how to fix that...
03:54.56seanbrightDrew__: can you confirm that is the problem by looking at /var/log/messages?
03:55.36seanbrighttimeshell: what distro is this?
03:55.46seanbrightguesses... centos 5.2 64bit
03:55.47timeshell1.4.23-rc3
03:55.50seanbrightdistro
03:55.51timeshellNo
03:55.57timeshellCentOS 5.2 32bit
03:56.05seanbrightah
03:56.08seanbrightwell
03:56.13seanbright/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lcap
03:56.30seanbrightyum list installed | grep cap
03:56.36seanbrightdo that ^^
03:57.03jayteedebian doesn't use yum
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03:57.08seanbrighthe's not using debian
03:57.11seanbrightkeep up
03:57.14timeshelllol
03:57.16jayteeah, ok
03:57.18seanbright:)
03:58.58timeshellhttp://pastebin.ca/1292002
03:59.00Drew__seanbright, what sould i be looking for?
03:59.12seanbrightDrew__: zaptel starting and asterisk starting
03:59.17seanbrightin a particular order
03:59.27timeshellwhat is lcap???
04:00.05seanbrightohhhhh
04:00.21seanbrightlet me check something
04:00.48seanbrightit's not relevant to the problem i don't think
04:02.01seanbrighttimeshell: try this
04:02.06seanbrightmake cmenuselect
04:02.44timeshellNo rule to make target
04:03.10seanbrightgrr
04:03.13drmessano^Did you disable selinux?
04:03.20timeshellIt's in permissive mode
04:03.25drmessano^.....
04:03.36Drew__seanbright: http://www.pastebin.ca/1292007
04:03.46seanbrighttimeshell: i'm testing on 32bit centos right now
04:04.02timeshellOkie
04:04.03seanbrightand fail
04:04.05seanbrightcrap.
04:04.12seanbrightso much for that RC
04:04.15timeshelllol
04:04.19Drew__seanbright: zaptel loads on line 31, i guess line 52 is asterisk
04:04.25timeshellSo, go back to .22?
04:04.55seanbrighttimeshell: well if you're in a hurry, yes.
04:05.06timeshellDepends... how soon can you fix?
04:05.06seanbrighttimeshell: i can try to knock something out in a few if you can wait
04:05.14timeshellI can wait a few
04:05.19seanbrightcool
04:05.24timeshellI'm trying to get my email working right now too
04:05.34timeshellBuilding new server to replace my old FC5
04:05.36timeshell:p
04:05.47seanbrightDrew__: line 52 is zaptel as well
04:05.59drmessano^Friends dont let friends wear Fedoras
04:06.48seanbrighthmmm, not broken in 1.4
04:07.43timeshellScalix is a huge PAIN to restore on a new server
04:07.44seanbrightoh.  yes it is.
04:12.12jayteeIs anyone else running Xchat?
04:12.44ricko73irssi + screen
04:12.47jayteeah
04:12.57ricko73only way to run irc
04:13.12jayteeIYSSIMBT
04:15.11drmessano^I am an mIRC fanboy
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04:15.38drmessano^Even though someone 8 years ago told me it's a loser console
04:15.50jayteeit's just whenever i look up at the userlist and see two of the authors of * TFOT I keep thinking of Statler and Waldorf from the Muppets.
04:17.00seanbrighttimeshell: have a patch for you to test
04:17.11timeshellok
04:17.28timeshellStarting to hate scalix ... :(
04:17.44seanbrightcd /path/to/your/download/of/asterisk
04:17.45seanbrightcd menuselect
04:18.16jayteefunny, I hate it already and I don't even run it
04:18.23seanbrightwget -O - "http://www.pastebin.ca/raw/1292019" | patch -p0
04:18.54seanbrighttimeshell: after that, do a 'make distclean'
04:18.58seanbright./configure
04:18.59seanbrightmake
04:19.01seanbrighterr
04:19.05seanbrightmake menuselect i mean
04:19.19seanbrightDrew__: haven't forgotten about you, just don't know how to set startup order under debian
04:21.30seanbrightDrew__: ls -al /etc/rc3.d | grep "asterisk\|zaptel"
04:22.25jayteenow you're looking in the right direction
04:25.14timeshellDidn't work seanbright
04:25.20[TK]D-Fendertimeshell: After raving about it yesterday?  Nawwww couldn't be!
04:25.30seanbrighttimeshell: yes, it did.
04:25.34unixdawgwhat ver of spandsp is 1.6.1  suppost to have
04:25.41seanbrighttimeshell: you didn't do something right.
04:25.43unixdawgI am getting a error sith the install
04:25.49timeshellErrr
04:25.50seanbrighttimeshell: heh
04:26.27unixdawgI see mgcp and skinny have been pulled from 1.6.1
04:26.31unixdawgwow
04:26.45unixdawgdid they pull h323 also
04:26.51seanbrighttimeshell: start over.  delete src dir.  unpack again.  apply patch.  configure.  make menuselect.
04:27.15seanbrighttimeshell: i was able to duplicate your issue here and then was able to resolve it with that patch.
04:27.19seanbrightso i know it works
04:27.24timeshellhold on
04:27.28seanbrightno
04:27.28unixdawgwich patch
04:27.30seanbrightyou hold on
04:28.01seanbrightunixdawg: both mgcp and h323 are in 1.6.1
04:28.04seanbrighterr
04:28.09seanbrightmgcp and skinny
04:28.39timeshellseanbright:  FYI   Hunk #1 succeeded at 72 with fuzz 2 (offset 58 lines).
04:28.45seanbrighttimeshell: lies
04:28.57seanbrighttimeshell: are you 'cd menuselect' first?
04:28.58unixdawgI dont seeit in the chan list
04:28.59timeshellseanbright:  Typical programmer
04:29.14timeshellseanbright:  :p
04:29.18seanbrighttimeshell: are you 'cd menuselect' first?
04:29.42timeshellseanbright:  ?
04:29.45seanbright...
04:29.46timeshellNooo
04:29.50seanbrightok, do that first
04:29.54seanbrightthen apply the patch
04:29.59timeshelllol
04:30.08seanbrightlike i said the first time
04:30.26timeshellmust have missed that part
04:30.33seanbrightwell pay attention
04:30.53seanbrightand you already eff'd up the main Makefile, so you might as well start over... AGAIN
04:31.14timeshellheh... you sound just like other programmers I used to work with
04:31.20seanbrightDrew__: where did you go?
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04:32.25timeshell./configuring...
04:36.24seanbrighttimeshell: take your time, i have all night
04:36.35timeshellJust came up.
04:36.39timeshellWorks
04:36.41timeshellthanks
04:36.43seanbrightsweet
04:36.43unixdawgok 1.6.1 builds on bsd
04:36.44seanbrightno problem
04:36.52unixdawgnow comethe fun of finding any issue
04:36.53timeshellI'm working on a AMD K6/800
04:37.00timeshellNot the fast puter in the world
04:37.05Drew__seanbright - here i am
04:37.06Drew__debian:~# ls -al /etc/rc3.d | grep "asterisk\|zaptel"
04:37.06Drew__lrwxrwxrwx  1 root root   18 2008-12-23 05:33 K91asterisk -> ../init.d/asterisk
04:37.06Drew__lrwxrwxrwx  1 root root   18 2008-12-23 05:33 S10asterisk -> ../init.d/asterisk
04:37.22seanbrightDrew__: no zaptel, eh?
04:37.30unixdawghey I run asterisk on a amd geode 586 500mhz/256 megs ram
04:37.37Drew__um
04:37.48Drew__so i need a link to the zaptel startup script
04:38.03seanbrightzaptel's 'make config' should do that for you, i don't get it
04:38.14seanbrightDrew__: find /etc/rc3.d | grep -i zap
04:38.34Drew__returns nothing
04:38.42seanbrightthen something is fucked up
04:38.43seanbrightoh
04:38.49seanbrightdid you 'sudo make config' by chance?
04:38.54seanbrightor were you root?
04:39.00Drew__i am logged in as root
04:39.05seanbrighthm.
04:39.14seanbrightlatest zaptel?
04:39.21Drew__probably not
04:39.30seanbrightwhat version?
04:39.53seanbrightif you say 1.2.something i am going to end you
04:39.56seanbright:)
04:40.21Drew__1.4
04:40.26seanbright1.4.?
04:40.29seanbrightspecific
04:40.41Drew__where do i find the specific version?
04:40.58seanbrightshould be a .version file in the root of the source directory
04:41.58seanbrightthe ChangeLog should have it too
04:43.12seanbright...
04:43.40Drew__the README has Revision 2874 in it
04:43.51seanbrightare you getting it from SVN?
04:44.33Drew__yeah it was checked out from SVN... 2007-08-23
04:44.53timeshell*cough*
04:45.07seanbrightDrew__: svn update
04:45.21seanbrighttimeshell: what?
04:45.45seanbrightDrew__: svn update ; gmake distclean ; ./configure ; gmake menuselect ; gmake ; gmake install ; gmake config
04:45.59seanbrightand a partridge in a pear tree
04:46.01timeshellI can't keep my eyes open...
04:46.02seanbrightgoes to smoke
04:46.30Drew__gmake - command not found?
04:46.46Drew__but i get the point, i'll update
04:47.10Drew__takes a break and makes some cookies
04:51.17seanbrightgmake not found?
04:51.25seanbrightwhat kind of eff'd up distro is this
04:51.36seanbrightgmake = gnu make = t3h hawtness
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04:53.47drmessano^needs to work on his SIP TCP stuff
04:56.19jayteeneeds to work on his resume
04:56.38seanbrightneeds to add SIP TCP stuff to his resume
04:57.07drmessano^lol
04:57.17jayteeseanbright, well at least there's two smokers in this chat
04:57.32drmessano^I need to work out why I can't make TCP <> TCP calls on 1.6.0
04:58.02Drew__seanbright - debian minimal install
04:58.07seanbrightDrew__: silly
04:58.14jayteedid you put tcpenable=prettyplease in sip.conf?
04:58.20seanbrightDrew__: well 'make' will probably cut it
04:58.35drmessano^jaytee: I put whythefuckdoesntthiswork=tcp in there too
04:58.41jayteelol
04:58.48drmessano^I can still call my IVR, Voicemail, etc
04:58.53seanbrightdrmessano^: that option was added in 1.6.1
04:58.58drmessano^lol
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04:59.23drmessano^Apparently I am just missing something
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04:59.33Drew__anyway - i'm off making some "batons au kirsch" - dont know if they have an english name
04:59.42seanbrightDrew__: for serious?
04:59.50Drew__yep
04:59.57seanbrightDrew__: i've been trying to help for like 2 hours and you're just going to bail?
05:00.02seanbrightwhere is my instant gratification?
05:00.33drmessano^Do the TCP enable and tcpbindaddr need to be in sip.conf specifically or do includes count?
05:00.43seanbrightdrmessano^: includes should be fine
05:00.45[TK]D-Fenderseanbright: 1hr 59min ago <-
05:01.01Drew__thanks for the help seanbright, but i guess ill update my stuff before we go any further :/
05:01.15seanbrightsvn update takes like 14 seconds
05:01.17seanbrightman
05:01.20seanbrighti'm devestated.
05:01.21seanbrightheh
05:01.38Drew__nah im still here, just in the kitchen from time to time...
05:01.57jayteetypical help vampires, they suck ya dry and then drop you like your pluto
05:01.58Drew__svn update skipps
05:02.07seanbrightskipps?
05:02.18Drew__debian:~# svn update
05:02.18Drew__Skipped '.'
05:02.32seanbrightsvn info
05:02.41seanbrightpaste the repository url only
05:02.54Drew__debian:~# svn info
05:02.54Drew__svn: '.' is not a working copy
05:03.03Drew__?
05:03.08seanbright...
05:03.16seanbrightok, so you don't have an SVN checkout
05:03.22Drew__strange
05:03.24seanbrightbut you don't have a .version or a ChangeLog for some reason
05:03.26seanbright?
05:03.32jayteeif this was a Windows machine I'd have fdisk'd it by now
05:04.22Drew__i have no idea - i got this stuff on the same machine with svn
05:04.35Drew__if this were windows i would have reinstalled
05:04.58seanbrightfrom where did you acquire zaptel?
05:05.07seanbrightthis shouldn't be this difficult
05:05.08seanbrightheh
05:05.36Drew__if it wasnt svn the only other possibility is i got it via wget from ftp.digium.com
05:06.04Drew__but i dunno, i installed this thing a year ago, it was mothballed up to now, i was in the army
05:06.18seanbrightok, well grab a fresh version of zaptel
05:06.36[TK]D-FenderDrew__: Stop being a souche and jsut download the latest FTP full release and stop asking from trouble
05:06.47[TK]D-Fenderdouche*
05:06.47Drew__ok
05:07.18seanbrightDrew__: http://downloads.digium.com/pub/zaptel/zaptel-1.4.12.1.tar.gz
05:15.51Bad_Robot-once you guys get a system working exactly how you like it do you upgrade packages?
05:17.56Drew__Bat_Robot- - never touch a running system
05:18.03Drew__ok i did the update
05:18.08Drew__it doesnt start though
05:18.15Drew__i.e. the same as before
05:18.22Drew__asterisk is loaded, zaptel isnt
05:18.44Drew__debian:~# ls -al /etc/rc3.d | grep "asterisk\|zaptel"
05:18.44Drew__lrwxrwxrwx  1 root root   18 2008-12-23 05:33 K91asterisk -> ../init.d/asterisk
05:18.44Drew__lrwxrwxrwx  1 root root   18 2008-12-23 05:33 S10asterisk -> ../init.d/asterisk
05:18.44Drew__lrwxrwxrwx  1 root root   16 2008-12-23 08:13 S15zaptel -> ../init.d/zaptel
05:18.56Drew__so the order is now the problem?
05:26.53Corydon76-digLooks like your S and K levels are reversed for Asterisk
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06:51.57jnemethhello
06:52.18jnemethanybody famaliar with the use of asterisk.makeopts files?
06:53.38jnemethhrmm...  dead here...
06:56.24drmessano^After 2 mins?
06:56.28drmessano^Its "dead"?
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07:06.33dramokl1801hellow? i have some trouble with asterisk and sangoma hardware (A200)
07:08.13dramokl1801message log fulled by "The H100 slave has lost its framing on the bus!"
07:09.47dramokl1801server run for 30 minut, and then freez (
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07:26.37jnemethI don't know anything about sangoma hardware unfortunately...  Are you famailiar with asterisk.makeopts files?
07:27.31dramokl1801nothing...
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07:31.21dramokl1801Yesterday, i disconect one e1 stream from port 0
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07:31.54dramokl1801Whether it can be connected with it?
07:37.06phpboy[Dec 23 09:35:11] WARNING[29390]: chan_zap.c:5001 zt_write: Unable to set linear mode on channel 82
07:37.13phpboywhat would this error generally mean?
07:37.35phpboy*warning
07:42.00phpboyhttp://www.pastie.org/345404 <--- my zaptel.conf, can anybody see any problems with that?
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08:52.42phpboykaldemar: I did that, would I not benifit out of doing this?
09:00.10phpboykaldemar?
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09:22.39IsUphello
09:23.02phpboyhi
09:23.27IsUpi am trying to playback()  h263 files but CLI says "Unable to open teletubbie-murder (format 0x180008 (alaw|h263|h263p)): No such file or directory" any ideas?
09:25.38IsUpi am running 1.6.0.3-rc1, videosupport=yes in my sip.conf and codecs are enabled
09:25.50stintelhi IsUp ツ
09:26.19IsUphey stintel, how are you? hows your work going?
09:26.45stintelIsUp: fine, thanks. work = ok. little less voip at the moment, upgrading our fibre ring from gigE to 10gigE ツ
09:27.02IsUpgreat
09:27.12stintelIsUp: what about you ?
09:27.35IsUpwell i was at the telco about 5 days, doing ok :D
09:27.41stintelツ
09:27.47stintelkicking their asses ? :P
09:27.56IsUpactually
09:27.58IsUpyes :d
09:28.12stintelgood ;)
09:28.29IsUpi've tried to manage alcatel switch. learned their systems etc..
09:28.36IsUpand ive replaced my wiring
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09:43.32proutehello. I use * 1.4.22. When my asterisk is registered to my voip provider, my provider saw that asterisk use port 10000 instead of 5060. How can I force * to use port 5060? thanks
09:50.48yangproute: in sip.conf you have a setting for it
09:51.17IsUpany ideas about sip video in 1.6.0.3-rc1?
09:51.26prouteyang: I put in sip.conf: port=5060 and bindport=5060
09:52.34yangthat is correct, check with netstat to see if asterisk really binds there
09:53.38IsUpproute, in your register string, use hostname:5060
09:54.27proutemy register string is: login:pass@provider.com so I replace it by login:pass@provider.com:5060?
09:55.08IsUpyes
09:55.33prouteok, thanks :)
09:56.14prouteso, now my provider will see that asterisk use port 5060 instead of 10000 ?
09:57.06IsUpyeah, ask to them
09:57.33prouteok thanks for your help
09:58.41prouteIsUp, may be you can help me: My provider send to my * a sip option request. But my * don't give an answer about this request. do you have any idea?
09:59.20IsUpno, i dont really have info about SIP stuff
09:59.28IsUpi am the SS7 guy :D
09:59.39proute:) lol
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10:11.39SubdolusWooooo I love G.729
10:11.57Talkradioi'm dying to try it myself
10:12.09Talkradiohow's the quality
10:12.14jermey_ghi
10:12.19jermey_gdoes asterisk support rtcp
10:12.19Talkradiohi
10:12.33SubdolusNoticeable drop.. But still very clear
10:12.55SubdolusIf you're considering using it, you probably have bandwidth options like myself - so it's a good trade off
10:12.59Talkradiowhat would you compare it to
10:13.12Subdolusbandwidth/s/options/issues
10:13.24jermey_gSubdolus:have you bought g.729 for *
10:13.38Subdolusjermey_g: Using the free one
10:13.44jermey_gSubdolus:where?
10:13.48SubdolusTalkradio: Umm, not sure. Better than GSM
10:14.20SubdolusTo be honest, I can barely tell the difference in quality compared to ulaw and alaw
10:14.40Talkradioi'm just a newb and having fun learning so i'd like to try it just for fun
10:15.42Talkradioi saw a g729a codec for asterisk in a forum that was compiled for intel but didn't try it
10:15.43SubdolusTalkradio: Well I'm capped at 64k/s for the rest of the month, I've been testing 729 all day and there is no jitter or loss at all
10:15.57Talkradioexcellent
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10:18.02jermey_gSubdolus:where can i download it?
10:22.49Subdolusjermey_g: Google
10:23.29SubdolusI magicly had it in my package
10:25.19SubdolusIt could just be the pass-through one... My ATA supports it
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11:17.42phpboyhmmm
11:17.48phpboy[Dec 23 13:15:54] NOTICE[29706] chan_zap.c: PRI got event: HDLC Bad FCS (8) on Primary D-channel of span 4 <--- what would cause this?
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11:22.30zeeeshfrom where can i get AMR (audio) codec for asterisk-1.4? is there any help about AMR codec?
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11:30.22Daejeoif I want to retrieve longitude and latitude along with Caller ID, do i need to pay extra or sign any agreement with telecom?
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12:17.18phpboy[Dec 23 14:07:27] DEBUG[14910] chan_zap.c: Set option AUDIO MODE, value: OFF(0) on Zap/63-1 <--- what does this mean?
12:18.33tzafrir_laptopit means: this channel doesn't pass PCM audio now
12:19.07tzafrir_laptopif we know that the channel passes audio, we can try to e.g. transcode it to other codecs
12:19.45tzafrir_laptopbut if the data is some opaque binary data, we shouldn't do that
12:20.26tzafrir_laptopAs for the previous message (the HDLC error) - normally some lower-layer error
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12:37.44Blackvelhi anyone using asterisk with phonesuite cti? it just displays the correct callerid(num) for the ringing event of my snom telephone, but not when one calls into asterisk over a sip peer. only the asterisk extension gets displays. is there any difference on events for the manager api?
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12:53.43saeedsatastHi all
12:54.15saeedsatastcan modify header of an incoming call from zap channel?
12:54.18saeedsatastcan we*
12:54.33saeedsatastDSS1 protocol
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12:58.28mchougot an email from my ITSP saying all tier 1 telecom carriers are going to increase prices after New Year's (and implying my prices are going to change too)
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13:02.14Jas_WilliamsBlackvel: It works fine for me on incoming Sip lines ??? what are you being presented may be you can do something in the dialplan to make it work correctly
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13:03.18saeedsatasthello, can i get a little help?
13:03.44Jas_Williamssaeedsatast: What do you mean change the header
13:04.33saeedsatasthmm if i get a call from zap channel then i want to reply on signaling level only by sending back ISDN 22 release cause with new modifed number
13:04.39saeedsatastis it somehow possible?
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13:05.28Jas_Williamsare you using ZAP or a patched version
13:05.53Jas_Williamswhat ISDN card are you using ?
13:06.15saeedsatastE1 card
13:06.33saeedsatastsorry i am bit new to reply with more details.
13:07.01Jas_Williamswhat manufacturer ?
13:07.29saeedsatastcould you tell me where can isee it?
13:08.19saeedsatastin zapata.conf i can see: switchtype: euroisdn - singling: pri_cpe etc...
13:13.05Jas_Williamssaeedsatast: does this help ?
13:13.07Jas_Williamshttp://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+cmd+Hangup
13:13.29saeedsatastlet me chk
13:16.52Jas_Williamssaeedsatast: also this page may help http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+variable+PRI_CAUSE
13:17.50kaldemarJas_Williams: that stuff is deprecated
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13:18.05Jas_WilliamsSo what sthe replacement :)
13:18.22kaldemarsaeedsatast: the new way to use cause codes is to give a code as a parameter to the Hangup application. see "core show application Hangup" for details.
13:18.46saeedsatastok kaldemar, i'll also have a look in it
13:18.55saeedsatastthanks Jas, i was already on that page, still looking...
13:19.02kaldemarHangup has taken cause codes as a parameter since asterisk 1.2.
13:20.56saeedsatasthmmm that could help me to return cause:22
13:21.00saeedsatastexten => i,1,SetVar(PRI_CAUSE=22)
13:21.12saeedsatastbut still don't know how to send new modified number
13:21.30Jas_WilliamsYou would not pass new number unless carrier allows it
13:21.31phpboytzafrir_laptop: could any of this be network related?
13:21.41phpboyit's a a pretty big network
13:21.49saeedsatastfor example if i recieve from TDM 123456 then i should send back 22 with 99123456
13:21.49phpboywith normal interconnected switches
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13:23.12tzafrir_laptopphpboy, it's related to the link from you to the peer, mostly
13:23.22saeedsatastthere should be some variable to suggest new number as well before Hangup()
13:24.23phpboytzafrir_laptop: so my PRI link to the Telco?
13:24.49tzafrir_laptopsure.
13:25.12phpboyok, here's the thing, my telco swears it's not their fault (as always)
13:25.22phpboylet me explain the physical setup
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13:26.44phpboywe have a Telco DP in the basement, I'd say around 100 (maybe more) meters of CAT 5 to the TMS room, then we run CAT 5 in the roof to the server room and finally into the server
13:26.44piper69good morning all
13:26.50phpboydoes this sound healthy?
13:26.55piper69drmessano^: you here?
13:28.28phpboythe distance in the roof I'd say is around 20 to 30meters
13:29.15mort_gibphpboy: You don't have the same distance limitation on phone lines as on network cable....
13:29.41Jas_Williamssaeedsatast: Not sure you can do what you need there are some patches for call deflection but not sure if it works on PRI
13:29.45phpboyI thought as much, but I'm worried about electric interference?
13:29.59mort_gibCat 5 (used as network cable) is different though, mostly more that 60-65 meters Gigabit fails
13:30.23phpboymort_gib: pri on the other hand?
13:30.35mort_gibYou need to worry ONLY if you run network traffic over those cables
13:30.48phpboyok
13:30.59phpboyso I can iron the cables being the issue out?
13:31.08mort_gibI just joined in, so can you see a lot of CRC frame errors on the E1/T1
13:31.37mort_gibNo, but trouble shooting should be fairly easy, see what errors you get on the interface
13:32.00saeedsatasthmmmm any alternatives?
13:32.45yanghas just received Videophone Leadtek BVP 8882 http://www.provu.co.uk/ipvideo_bvp8882.html
13:32.47saeedsatastbasically i want my TDM to send a call to asterisk and asterisk should suggest a new modified number and TDM should make the call according to new modified number
13:33.33saeedsatastbetween TDM and asterisk i want only signaling so that call is not answered and no CDR will be written
13:34.09mort_gibHI Yang
13:34.36drmessano^piper69: Yes
13:34.50mort_gibYang: I need to see the config that makes that phone work with Asterisk!
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13:35.04piper69drmessano^: i still couldn't unlock it :)
13:35.28drmessano^Still doing something wrong
13:35.30piper69you can call me dumb , but the steps are not clear!
13:35.37drmessano^They are clear lol
13:35.46drmessano^Follow them exactly
13:35.50piper69the links to the files are dead
13:36.09phpboymort_gib: how would you suggest I go about finding the solution to this problem?
13:37.02mort_gibUhm, dunno You want to start looking at the errors on your T1 raise verbosity and log over time
13:37.12unixdawgok what ver of spandsp does 1.6.1 require ?
13:37.38phpboymort_gib: I'll do that
13:38.11mort_gibThere are people in here that can help you loads more than I can, I don't deal much with PRI
13:38.28phpboyok, thanks
13:38.33mort_gibBut I have had a lot of shit with cables lately ;-)
13:38.33phpboytzafrir_laptop: *poke* :P
13:39.39tzafrir_laptopphpboy, there must be people here with more experince in physical installations of E1s and T1s than me
13:39.51phpboy:(
13:40.27tzafrir_laptopunixdawg, used to be just 0.0.5pre4, but lately someone added compatibility for 0.0.6pre2 . Not sure if only in trunk or also in 1.6.1
13:40.46unixdawgok
13:41.00unixdawgmeans I have to update the bsd port
13:41.06unixdawgit only has 0.0.3
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13:41.37piper69drmessano^: i told you the files are not there any more :)
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13:43.36BlackvelJas_Williams: back... it may be that. when the snom phone rings its just fine (Event ringing). but when the ivr picks up (or before) it is corrupted (patton pstn-sip gateway): http://pastebin.com/d78140fb2
13:43.57Blackvelit seems for the incoming sip peer there is no Ringing event, just Ring
13:44.09Blackvelor maybe even not that
13:44.09tzafrir_laptopunixdawg, I suggest you get that port updated
13:44.44BlackvelJas_Williams: i guess that incoming sip peer is very different signaling than that when a snom phone rings
13:45.10piper69tzafrir_laptop: how are you
13:45.12unixdawgjust put it on the todo
13:45.18Blackvelphonesuite developer could not help so far (or has no time for that maybe)
13:45.41unixdawgI have asterisk 1.6.1 working but a few small issues like h323 and madplay
13:46.13unixdawgwich build but then asterisk throws errors about it
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14:04.01defsdoorsets his home * box to ring all extensions at random times
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14:13.36piper69drmessano^: i give up on my my pap2, i will just use x-lite
14:16.16piper69is there is a gui that i can use to save all the phone number that i will have my system to call an leave voice messages
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14:17.33eppigyhello
14:17.37eppigyi am dave
14:17.41defsdoorpiper69: freepbx has voicemail login page
14:18.09piper69defsdoor: link!
14:18.21defsdoorfrom zelda ?
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14:27.09unixdawgfreepbx uses loads of addins
14:27.44unixdawgit uses a external program by ittleohn consulting called asterisk-recordings
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14:56.44Jas_WilliamsBlackvel: Just back do you have a debug of an incoming call
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15:01.04Dovidi am having an issue when I noop out bill(sec) the value is 0 no matter how long the call was. in the asterisk cdr's it shows up but i can't noop out the value
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15:12.22BugKhaManyone knows how to return the start time  when making EXEC DIAL from agi script?
15:13.03BugKhaMthe start time when status of the call is "ANSWER"
15:20.01BlackvelJas_Williams: back....just ast.log (manager api) of phonesuite. can't be wrong attribute settings of my sip peer. I even do not set fromuser which would definitely overwrite the callerid
15:22.19Jas_WilliamsBlackvel: I have had an issue where I had to set the Name to the number of the caller to get things to display correctly
15:23.08Blackvelwell that doesnt work too well neither
15:23.22Blackveli use ldapget on the very first call of the external dailplan entry
15:23.38Blackveland it even sets the callerid(name) but phonesuite does not care about at all
15:23.55Blackvelthe phonesuite developer was caring about the manager events (Ring <> Ringing)
15:24.09Daejeo>if I want to retrieve longitude and latitude along with Caller ID, do i need to pay extra or sign any agreement with telecoms?
15:24.30[TK]D-FenderDaejeo: No such thing
15:24.43Blackvelexten => _mynumber,1,Goto(business-ivr,s,1)
15:24.47Blackvelwhat can be wrong on that?
15:25.02Blackveli dunno how phonesuite retrieves "mynumber" as the callerid :)
15:25.02[TK]D-FenderBlackvel: Who says that line is the one at fault?
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15:25.27Blackvelnoone :)
15:25.34Jas_Williamsnothing wrong there thats the called number :)
15:25.41Blackvelit has to do with the mapi
15:25.42Jas_Williamsnot the caller number
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15:26.10Jas_WilliamsI get the called number presented if no caller number passed
15:26.19Blackvelmaybe the patton gateway screws something up
15:26.23Blackveloh, do you?
15:26.52Jas_WilliamsI think so I'ts been a while
15:27.09Jas_Williamson some sip gateways
15:27.42BlackvelJas_Williams: and phonesuite callerid works for you even you directly monitor sip peers in asterisk (instead of snom phones) which are of course just normal sip peers either
15:28.53seanbrightDrew__: wake up
15:29.29Jas_Williamsyep, how about doing a exten => _mynumber,1,NoOp(${CALLERID}) and find out what asterisk thinks the callerid is and display it on the console
15:30.03seanbrightexten => _mynumber,1,NoOp(${CALLERID(all)})
15:30.15Jas_Williams:)
15:30.25Jas_WilliamsI must forget I'm still runing old code
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15:33.05Jas_WilliamsBlackvel: Yep I am actually running xtelsio CTI but I think it is the same code base but I
15:33.18Dovidi am having an issue when I noop out bill(sec) the value is 0 no matter how long the call was. in the asterisk cdr's it shows up but i can't noop out the value
15:33.20Jas_Williamsas phone suite
15:33.42Dovidoops. sent that by accident
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15:35.27Blackveljust will do that right now. interesting thing is, it is not lost. since as soon as snom phone rings the callerid(num) is there :)
15:36.48Jas_WilliamsBlackvel: Post the results would be interesting
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15:40.50BlackvelJas_Williams: finally have the ast.log: http://pastebin.com/d63b11df6
15:41.01Jas_Williamsjust looking
15:44.38Blackvel-- Executing NoOp("SIP/patton_ntba-089eb2d0", """ <external-pstn-number>") in new stack
15:45.08Blackvelthe calling number gets displayed as callerid(number) as expected
15:45.12Blackvelmust be manager api
15:45.34Blackvelthe developer was just afraid to change it. looks like he can not test this scenario
15:45.53Blackveli would be happy to patch the phonesuite dll's to get the event's working ;)
15:46.53Jas_Williamsso your output from exten => _mynumber,1,NoOp(${CALLERID(all)}) was -- Executing NoOp("SIP/patton_ntba-089eb2d0", """ <external-pstn-number>") in new stack
15:47.14Jas_Williams??
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15:47.55Jas_Williamsexternal-pstn-number was the expected number ?
15:48.47Blackveljupp
15:49.00Blackvelyes
15:49.09Blackveland it displayed the calling pstn number
15:49.17Jas_Williamsfrom your pastebin line 5 caller id was this correct ?
15:49.20Blackvellike 1234 the noop was 1234
15:49.38BlackvelyesCallerID: <calling-number>
15:49.46Blackvelit would be 1234
15:50.04Blackvelbut it displays line 33
15:50.14Blackvelthe asterisk extension _mynumber
15:51.14Jas_Williamswhy are you making another call and not transfering ?
15:51.33Jas_Williamsline 23 etc....
15:52.00Blackvelis that a 2nd call?
15:52.02Blackveli dont
15:52.28Blackvelisnt's that the 1st incoming call?
15:52.29Jas_Williamswhat does the ivr script do it looks like a second call from the ivr ???
15:52.40Jas_Williamsto the extension
15:53.06Blackvelthe ivr is not there already ;)
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15:53.21Blackvelline 126
15:53.23Blackvelgoto ivr
15:53.29Blackvel139 ivr answer
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15:54.06Blackvelthe patton gateway accepts the isdn pstn call (outside asterisk) and forwards to asterisk peer CallerID: <calling-number>
15:54.09Blackvelerr
15:54.18Blackvelthe patton gateway accepts the isdn pstn call (outside asterisk) and forwards to asterisk peer patton_ntba
15:54.28Blackveljust can be that call we see
15:56.14Jas_Williamsok I must be missing something here
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16:02.18zeeeshfrom where can i get AMR (audio) codec source for asterisk-1.4? is there any help about AMR codec? i want to allow AMR codec?
16:04.34jsmithzeeesh: Digium doesn't supply the codec for AMR with Asterisk, as it's a patented codec.
16:04.57jsmithzeeesh: You'd have to find someone else that's licensed the AMR codec from the patent holder and built an Asterisk module for it
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16:10.39SubdolusHow is it that g729 works beautifuly when I'm capped at ~64k/s, but when I'm uncapped at ~1.5Mb/s, it's terrible!?
16:12.12jsmithSubdolus: Could be a problem with jitter, latency, out of order packets, etc.
16:12.46Nuggetshut down bittorrent and stop downloading all that porn.
16:12.54zeeesh<@jsmith>: i heard there is some freee trial source available for AMR codec but don't know the weblink so thats y i was asking
16:13.00Subdolusjsmith: Any ways to combat this?
16:13.14SubdolusAMR?
16:13.22SubdolusFirst I've heard of it
16:13.23jsmithzeeesh: I'm not aware of any
16:14.14jsmithSubdolus: Well, your first item should be to determine what the cause of the problem is.  You can't eliminate it if you don't know what the cause is.  Use a packet sniffer and examine the network traffic in something like Wireshark.
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16:16.37Kattyshakes
16:16.40Kattywibbles
16:16.42Kattybreathes
16:16.44Kattyi am alive!!!!
16:16.51Kattyalmost wrecked this morning )=
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16:29.26jayteeKatty, Praise be unto Allah that you escaped harm!
16:31.04eppigyhello
16:31.12eppigyi am dave
16:33.03jayteeI think we've all figured that out by now
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16:38.50CGMChrisWhen calls come into my Asterisk via my 800 number, the caller id is prefixed with "62".  When calls come in through my local number, the caller ID has no prefix.  Obviously my provider is doing this, but why?  Is this standard?
16:41.14eppigyyou dictate dnis and ani
16:41.18eppigyto your provider
16:41.21eppigyholla at them
16:41.54CGMChrisSo, this is supposed to be a feature to help me identify with DID the call came in through?
16:41.58CGMChriswhich DID*
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16:46.55SQLDarklyhas anyone had experience getting squeezecenter to stream MoH
16:47.31SQLDarklyI have successfully streamed mp3 to quicktime, mplayer & wmp
16:47.43SQLDarklybut it simply starts then stops when played via *
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17:03.19Kattyhugs jaytee
17:03.20Katty:>
17:03.56Kattyjaytee: pulling out of the gas station at a slope...
17:04.05Kattyjaytee: everything's iced over today--back wheels start slipping.
17:04.11Kattyjaytee: almost slid right into 4 lanes of traffic.
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17:04.40Kattyjaytee: my car went completely sideways.
17:04.55Kattyjaytee: but i managed to get stopped, and straightened myself back out--and off i went
17:07.36lmadsenok, this seems like something I should know, but does anyone know the syntax of dialing an end point with Dial() with the username, password, and IP address in the Dial() line itself?  For example:  Dial(SIP/username:password@192.168.128.1/4165551212)  <--- does not work. jsmith-away gave me Dial(4165551212@username:password@192.168.128.1) but that also gives an error
17:08.26jsmith-awaylmadsen: You can always create a peer with the username and password in it
17:09.03lmadsenjsmith-away: well that's the problem... is the response comes from DUNDi, and I'm trying to avoid having to create a peer for every cluster endpoint
17:09.11lmadsendoesn't scale well
17:09.42lmadsen(N+1)^2 problem
17:10.28lmadsenor whatever that formula is :)
17:12.09Blackvelwhat inbound cti/tapi solutions do you use directly with asterisk (not snom phones)?
17:13.31rene-what is more 'stable' a trunk or a branch release
17:13.40lmadsena branch
17:13.43lmadsentrunk is trunk
17:13.47lmadsena branch is a branch
17:13.56lmadsenbranches come off 'the' trunk
17:14.02lmadsentrees do not have multiple trunks
17:14.17rene-thanks that makes sense
17:14.23rene-what about tags
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17:14.44lmadsentrunk is THE newest (thus unstable). Branches are derivations from the trunk, and tags are snapshots along the branch
17:14.49lmadsentags are releases
17:15.03rene-oh thanks
17:15.31lmadsenthus 1.4 branch is latest 1.4 changes. A tag will be a snapshot along that branch at some point in time.
17:15.41lmadsenand will be tagged as something like 1.4.22
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17:17.36rene-so release candidates > betas > branch  stability wise?
17:21.46lmadsenmostly, unless the branch has a bug fixed in it post release that you need
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17:28.57dwery1'morning! ayone was able to compile mISDN git witha recent kernel (2.6.27.9) ?
17:30.22jayteewhat about twigs? do we have twigs off the branches off the trunk? :-)
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17:31.25lmadsenjaytee: no, this tree does not grow twigs :)
17:32.02mchouok, what am I screwing up?  using console to dial asterisk complains perms issues with /dev/dsp.  /dev/dsp in in group '"audio," and so is user 'asterisk"
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17:34.15seanbrightmchou: what are the group permissions on /dev/dsp?
17:34.37mchouseanbright: "audio"
17:34.40seanbright...
17:34.47mchourw
17:35.17seanbrightwhat is the exact error message you are getting?
17:35.31mchouchan_oss.c:682 setformat: Unable to re-open DSP device /dev/dsp: Permission denied
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17:39.05tzafrir_laptopdwery1, what version of misdn?
17:39.14dwery1latest git
17:39.34tzafrir_laptopfrom 1.1.x ?
17:39.54dwery12.x
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17:49.24dwery1tzafrir_laptop:  given the amount of changes I'm doing, there's no chance the git tree could work with 2.6.27 .
17:49.38dwery1I wonder if they're still developing it
17:50.00tzafrir_laptopmisdn 2.x is going to mainline, isn't it?
17:50.21tzafrir_laptopor is it called 1.2?
17:50.31dwery1I hope so, but not in that sttus :) there are pieces of misdn 2.x in mainline, but it's quite old if compared to git
17:50.51tzafrir_laptopHave you tried 2.6.28?
17:51.14dwery1not yet it's my next move
17:51.32dwery1I'm rebuilding the whole kernel right now
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18:00.42drmessano^Jaytee
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18:03.30jayteedrmessano^, sorry was away for few
18:03.43jayteewhat up, G?
18:04.32beekHowdy all
18:05.38eppigyPUT IT ON ME GIRL
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18:09.07drmessano^Um
18:09.14drmessano^I forgot
18:10.09tzafrir_laptopis eppigy a bot?
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18:11.00drmessano^No
18:11.35NuggetI already had it that way, drmessano^
18:11.42Kobazwrite out all your ips in Listen directives
18:11.43Kobazer
18:11.44drmessano^Just a twisted, twisted, sick, violent, and llikely incarcerated individual.
18:12.03drmessano^But not a bot
18:21.11dwery1tzafrir_laptop: 2.6.28 does not work. I guess I'll have to try going back to .26
18:27.37edoceoIs there an application for my dialplan that allows a conference room to call/invite another extension/number?
18:29.42Kattymmm, 75F office
18:32.25dwery1tzafrir_laptop: .27 does not work either
18:32.36tzafrir_laptop.26?
18:33.06dwery1neither
18:33.11dwery1I wonder which version are they using
18:33.28tzafrir_laptopedoceo, you can do that using originate / call file
18:33.43edoceothx
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18:36.14Katty[TK]D-Fender: mew.
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18:51.24MiccHow come I can do an originate from the manager api to a phone number like Zap/g1/XNNXNNNNNN but I can't do SIP/vitelity-out/XNNXNNNNNN ?
18:52.09Miccor is the format different? like SIP/XNNXNNNNNN@vitelity-out? What should go in the channel line?
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19:04.06[TK]D-FenderKatty: Mew.
19:04.26[TK]D-FenderMicc: You can.
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19:08.08MiccTKD-Fender, I tried it in 1.2 and had problems.
19:10.35[TK]D-FenderMicc: And like usual, you aren't showing us the problem.
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19:11.41MiccIt was a year ago, I've been asked to look into it again. If we can use SIP lines to do our dialouts then we can get rid of the PRI.
19:12.25MiccI don't even remember what exactly the problem was.
19:12.36MiccBut I know it didn't work the way I expected.
19:14.04drmessano^Thats informative
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19:19.58[TK]D-Fenderdrmessano^: Yup...
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19:31.36_Sam--hi, where could i find an example of how to dial *70 and *71 to enable/disable call waiting from features.conf?
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19:34.07stevetotaroanyone know why SIP XO connection is funky, it used to work but I forget what I had to do to make it work
19:36.38kb3ienhrm this grandstream keeps locking when i ttry to add values to the Channels tab. anyone have much with the GXW4108 ?
19:36.47kb3ienmuch experience with the GXW4108 ?
19:38.50kb3ienfirst thing  i tried was updating the firmware, but its unhappy with the firmware on grandstream.com: ERROR Failed to write firmware /gs/gxw4100b.bin to Flash: Data MD5 fail(4105)
19:40.01stevetotaro<PROTECTED>
19:40.01stevetotaro<PROTECTED>
19:40.01stevetotaro<PROTECTED>
19:40.36lmadsenstevetotaro: I've gotten that with L3 -- usually has to do with a missing custom sip header
19:41.05stevetotarowas there a fix?
19:41.13stevetotarothis is XO
19:41.22stevetotaroinbound works great
19:41.50stevetotarooutbound used to work but i had to do something different and forgot/no backup
19:45.00stevetotaronobody has a working sip config for XO??
19:47.42stevetotarodamn all circuits are busy now
19:50.22jsmithstevetotaro: Last time I did a connection to XO they made you add a P-Asserted-Identity header...
19:51.08jsmithstevetotaro: I'd start with that... otherwise, they typically send over a big PDF full of things you have to do when you first turn up the account... that'll list the requirements
19:51.37lmadsenjsmith: yep, exactly. I had to do the same thing for a couple other interconnects
19:54.33stevetotaroP-Asserted-Identity header, slightly over my head, will a first level tech know what that means?  The damn thing worked just a few days ago
19:55.35stevetotaroconfig got blown away and now errors but i never did anything too special to make it work, i just remember it was "different"
19:58.51[TK]D-Fender_Sam--: No such thing
19:59.39[TK]D-Fenderkb3ien: You were warned....
20:01.22stevetotarodamn now i lost the config that sort of worked before, feel like pumping out some AK rounds
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20:03.07stevetotaroif i had a target that would stop the bullets i would pump out a full clip right now
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20:03.26stevetotaroin the basement of course
20:04.21SQLDarklyhas anyone had experience getting squeezecenter to stream MoH
20:04.27SQLDarklyI have successfully streamed mp3 to quicktime, mplayer & wmp
20:04.31SQLDarklybut it simply starts then stops when played via *
20:06.34SQLDarklyI was thinking it was with my moh configuration however I am using very similar applications as in some examples save distro specific settings/paths what have you
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20:15.50SirThomasanyone tried residential Qwest VOIP before?
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20:18.55jsmithstevetotaro: Should be as simple as SIPAddHeader(P-Assert-Identity: +12025551212), assuming they want it in E.164 format with the + on the front
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20:24.06LymaHi! There are some limit on size os extensions.conf ?
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20:37.44jsmithLyma: No practical limit, no.  I've had extensions.conf files that were more than 30,000 lines long
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20:56.42Lymajsmith: ok. thanks!
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21:11.18jayteegot out of work early, ice storm has made driving treacherous, it's like being in an ice rink full of drunk Zamboni drivers
21:11.52Qwelljaytee: where do I sign up?
21:12.19jayteeQwell, www.drunkzambonidrivers.com
21:12.23eppigynice
21:13.46jayteeok, so maybe it isn't a valid url but as they say, "it's the thought that counts"
21:17.20eppigyi wonder if it's available
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21:24.43jjshoeanyone have the link handy to digiums rpm repo?
21:29.50jsmithjjshoe: packages.digium.com and packages.asterisk.org
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21:46.26CoffeeIV_I am debugging a dialplan problem, and it seems that $DIALSTATUS is not set -- should this always be set, or should the dialplan somehow set it at the begining of the call ?  This is an incoming call going to voicemail, asterisk 1.4.11
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21:54.08jayteejsmith, konichiwa, Sensei!
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21:55.41jayteewb [TK]D-Fender
21:56.04[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: decent commute and off for xmas
21:56.42[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: jaytee 5 days... I took all of next week, but reconsidered and am jsut taking the 2 days that were already off...
21:56.42jaytee[TK]D-Fender, I have to work a half day tomorrow but got out early due to the ice storm. It was like driving home on an ice rink
21:57.26[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: My Italian still lives.... I'm feeling just charitable enough, but my boss will get the full breakdown of events upon his return on the 5th
21:57.35jaytee[TK]D-Fender, but I got an extension on the IVR revision till February 1st.
21:57.47[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: Spanish one?
21:58.02jayteeno, spanish side will still be DTMF only
21:58.09jayteeThat part will come later.
21:58.33[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: I'd be interested in seeing what you've got in mind
21:58.43jayteeI need to brush up on my spanish. Hablo espanol un poquito pero no no fluido
21:59.23jaytee[TK]D-Fender, I'll pastebin it when it's done along with the grammar files if you really want to see it.
22:00.42[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: Sure
22:01.18jayteeI just wish the Digium licensed version of Ceptstral did spanish. They've got the spanish-mexican version on the Cepstral website. I don't understand why they'd not have that supported as well.
22:01.55jsmithjaytee: No se porque no es disponible en este momento
22:03.54jayteeentonces porqué? y usted todavía está bebiendo esos smoothies del mango?
22:05.56hescoCan anyone please explain to me what this line from a ps aux output might mean?
22:05.58hescoastcanary /var/run/alt.asterisk.canary.tweet.tweet.tweet
22:06.06jayteejsmith: and since my spanish kinda sucks that would be "then why? and are you still drinking those mango smoothies" :-)
22:06.38jayteehesco, you have a little bird stuck in your server and he's singing?
22:09.07jayteehesco, as far as I can tell it's because you're probably running Asterisk with realtime enabled
22:09.31jsmithhesco: The Asterisk canary is a process that make sure that Asterisk doesn't hog the CPU... if the process notices that the canary isn't singing any more, it throttles back on the CPU usage
22:10.00jaytee"there's gas in the coal mine!!! run for your lives!!!!"
22:11.24tzafrir_laptophesco, BTW: if you have kernel >= 2.6.25 you probably don't need it
22:12.14tzafrir_laptopbut it is still a cool path to have in the ps list
22:12.16jayteeand that answer he gave right there is why he's the Sensei and I'm just the Kyu
22:12.32jezieris it possible to pair two channels by asterisk? for example...  I call extension 999 using some soft phone (IAX or SIP) and then asterisk dial number through SIP provider, next dial Mobile to my headset and connects SIP with Mobile ?
22:12.48jsmithjezier: Sure...
22:13.07jsmithjaytee: To answer your question, I have a mango smoothie right here next to my keyboard.  Are you jealous?
22:13.54jayteejsmith, jealous? mmmm, maybe just a little
22:14.21jezierjsmith: actually I'm know that it is possible but I don't know how :) should I use MeetMe?
22:14.25jayteejsmith, did you do a class in Hunstville this month or was it a "off" month for you?
22:14.37[TK]D-Fenderjezier: that is not "pair".  All that is is * accepting your call from your softphone, matching a dilaplan pattern, and Dial-ing out your provider to whatever number
22:15.05[TK]D-Fenderjezier: So far this is you just placing a call with a sofphone.  There is no "conference" here
22:15.08jezier[TK]D-Fender: but.. when it will call my headset through Mobile?
22:15.09jsmithjaytee: Naw... I did a private training this month a little closer to home
22:15.56[TK]D-Fenderjezier: Isn't your mobile just a phone accessible on the PSTN?
22:16.09jezier[TK]D-Fender: Mobile == chan_mobile :)
22:16.18[TK]D-Fenderjezier: AH...
22:16.38[TK]D-Fenderjezier: You could just transfer the call on your softphone...
22:16.39jayteejsmith, I'm probably going to go back to Huntsville in April or May to retake the lab portion of the dCAP. Gives me time to drill at coding faster and the weather will be nicer.
22:17.08jezier[TK]D-Fender: but I wan't it to happen automatically
22:17.09[TK]D-Fenderjezier: OR... you could use your soft-phone to use a CLI / AMI Originate to call out and bridge the two.
22:17.29jayteesounds like a lot of work for a simple outbound call
22:17.30[TK]D-Fenderjezier: So the softphone call only triggers the call-file (the other option)
22:17.45[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: chan_mobile can't actually place the call in his case
22:17.59[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: So he needs to initate it and hand it off immediately
22:18.02jayteeah, I missed the chan_mobile part
22:18.06[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: rather easy
22:18.15[TK]D-Fenderjaytee: So did I at first :)
22:18.22jezier:)
22:18.37[TK]D-Fenderjezier: Do you understand the nature of my suggestions?
22:18.42jezier[TK]D-Fender: but.. how to bridge those 2 channels?
22:19.07jayteeI'm going to have to try one of those mango smoothies, it seems like it makes Jared fire on all thrusters.
22:19.27[TK]D-Fenderjezier: it isn't a "bridge.  You softphone call will ONLY place a "call file" or AMI / CLI Originate to call out to your chan_mobile, and upon answer will bridge to the dialplan to do your outbound dial.
22:19.50[TK]D-Fenderjezier: So your sofphone will simply be like a dialer pad for it
22:20.31jezier[TK]D-Fender: ok.. so i have to know how to make those "call files", yes?
22:21.04jezier[TK]D-Fender: are there any keywords which help me googling it?
22:21.25[TK]D-Fenderjezier: "asterisk auto dialout" on the WIKI
22:21.27[TK]D-Fender~wikis
22:21.28jbot[~wikis] VoIP Wiki covering Asterisk, FreeSWITCH, TrixBox, SER, OpenSER, sipX, CallWeaver, and YATE.  http://www.voip-info.org (c) Arte Marketing Inc / CommPartners
22:21.29hescothanks jaytee.  I had imagined it was something like that and had often wondered.
22:21.38[TK]D-Fenderjezier: any of those 3 ways will let you acheive this.
22:21.45[TK]D-Fenderjezier: its really very easy.
22:21.49hescoI got distracted by a phone call about the same moment you started answering my question.
22:21.53jezier[TK]D-Fender: ok... thx!
22:22.26jayteehesco, tzafrir_laptop gave a more concise explanation, you might want to read back in the chat for it.
22:22.35hescoso if I see the canary in my ps listing, that means the server is in good health or bad health.
22:23.03jayteebeek, are you here?
22:23.14tzafrir_laptopgood
22:25.23hescoI have 2.6.18 running on one * server and 2.6.27.8 running on the other.  So the former needs the canary and the latter does not, right?
22:25.48hescoI find that the canary lives but that asterisk dies frequently.  What might that mean?
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