IRC log for #asterisk on 20090413

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00:12.26timeshellGreetings
00:13.01timeshellIs there any information on using asterisk for alarm or wake up calls?
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00:19.11[TK]D-Fendertimeshell : "call files" , "AMI Originate"
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01:54.13ilowehi guys, I'm having trouble hanging up a channel that was never answered. I want to fire an AGI when a call comes in but I don't want to complete the call. Currently it looks like the hangup has no effect on the remote end although * stops processing the call. Any ideas?
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01:59.15[TK]D-Fenderilowe: You can't hanup unless you answered.  That's just plain physics.
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01:59.36ruben23hi what is dundi and its function..
01:59.48[TK]D-Fender~dundi
01:59.49infobot[dundi] at http://www.dundi.com. DUNDi, an optional Asterisk component, is a distributed, decentralized peer to peer network that provides routes to PSTNs between peers on the same DUNDi network.
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02:04.51ilowe[TK]D-Fender: the Hangup command seems to imply otherwise. How would I signal the remote client that I will *never* answer?
02:05.48drmessanoBy not answering
02:06.12ilowedrmessano: that won't inform the remote end; the phone will just ring into nothingness
02:06.28drmessanoI know..
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02:07.24[TK]D-Fenderilowe: What is "the remote client"?
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02:12.39ilowe[TK]D-Fender: the phone dialing in
02:13.55ilowe[TK]D-Fender: I have a callback setup but it calls back while I'm still waiting for the first connection to complete; so it gets my answering machine
02:14.21ilowe[TK]D-Fender: I don't want to "answer" the call but I want the phone dialing in to stop the completion attempt
02:15.49ilowe[TK]D-Fender: if the call completes, the inbound caller is billed for the call and I don't want that
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02:16.59kc8pxyI'm jsut starting to play with asterisk. I'm trying to get my softphone (ekiga) connected to my asterisk box,  so i can play a test sound. i think i have the test sound setup right,  but my phone won't connect. I'm pretty sure i didn't config something right in the sip.conf. is there a nice howto on getting sip.conf working like this for 1.6.0.6?
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02:33.17keith4_drmessano, hey... thanks, i figured out google voice + gizmo. sorry i was being an idiot yesterday. i blame the muscle relaxants
02:33.59drmessanoOk, cool
02:35.30drmessanoI wasnt trying to be a dick.. but honestly, when someone comes across like I havent done a good enough job explaining to them or selling them on something I am merely relaying as being "cool" and it's of no benefit to me whether or not they "get it", I could care less..
02:36.08drmessano~gflwt
02:36.15drmessanoDammit
02:37.39[TK]D-Fender~wglwat
02:37.40infobotit has been said that wglwat is well, good luck with all that
02:37.49drmessanoahhh
02:37.51drmessanothe w
02:38.12[TK]D-Fenderdrmessano: and no "f".. its the kinder & gentler version :)
02:38.43[TK]D-Fenderilowe: and I was kinda expecting a SPECIFIC answer about what device this call is coming in on.
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02:40.47keith4_drmessano, understood. i've been on the opposite side of that discussion plenty of times. usually in #nagios
02:41.45keith4_fwiw, one of the pieces that I was missing was that I don't need a DID from my ITSP to make outgoing calls, because I can set the CID to whatever I want
02:43.01ilowe[TK]D-Fender: sorry... the call is on a SIP channel from my VoIP provider. I am initiating the call from my cell through a DID I own. I'm not sure exactly what happens between my cell and the point where my VoIP provider sends me the SIP packets.
02:43.28ilowe[TK]D-Fender: does that help?
02:45.02[TK]D-Fenderilowe: Yes, it says we aren't talking "analong phone line" which is good.  Just call "Congestion" then and that should ditch the call
02:47.45keith4_is there any plan (or has it already been done?) to integrate the external auth patches into an official release?
02:50.52ilowe[TK]D-Fender: awesome! thanks a bunch, it worked like a charm.
02:51.19[TK]D-Fenderilowe: You're welcome
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03:12.10joakoIs there an easy way to have an extention that rings 2 or 3 SIP devices, and if a certain one is offline then ring another one too?
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03:20.41[TK]D-Fenderjoako: dial 3 items together, the first 2 devices, and a local channel.  this local channel exten would dial your third and handle its fall-back
03:22.14joako[TK]D-Fender: that should work, thanks
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03:23.13Tanker1can someone help me or direct me to a howto  i need to put a pound sign in front of my dialed number
03:23.33Tanker1#+X. doesn't work
03:24.40[TK]D-FenderTanker1: show us the line with your "number"
03:25.29Tanker1like if i dial NXXNXXXXX i want to add a pound sign to the front of it
03:25.44Tanker1so it should pass "#NXXNXXXXXX"
03:26.06Tanker1# being an actual "#" not a number
03:26.32lanningexten => NXXNXXXXX,0,Dial(tech/channel/#${EXTEN})
03:27.25[TK]D-FenderTanker1: there is no "pass" as lanning alludes to
03:28.02[TK]D-FenderTanker1: there is no concept of "add" as what application does is as variable as you make it.
03:28.06lanningya, you are either matching a "#" or prefixing it to a dial string.
03:28.26[TK]D-Fenderlanning: Clearly not "matching" since he has to "add" it :)
03:28.38lanning:P
03:28.47Tanker1ok i want to prefix my number with a # sign.
03:29.04[TK]D-FenderEmpiricalEvidence++
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03:29.26[TK]D-FenderTanker1: then look at lanning's sample again.
03:29.58Tanker1i was just re wording it :)
03:31.33Tanker1exten => 7.,0,Dial(SIP/trunk1/#${EXTEN:1}) ?
03:33.06[TK]D-FenderTanker1: "0"...... nice....
03:33.22kc8pxyi was just about to ask about the 0 :)
03:33.30[TK]D-FenderTanker1: But you seem to have figured out you can just shove chars where you want in the parameters...
03:34.47Tanker1what did i do wrong?
03:35.32[TK]D-FenderTanker1: 0 is not an appropriate priority #
03:35.36nny_2this is... odd
03:36.28nny_2eh no worries, looks like network issue. meh bedtime
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03:36.53Tanker1ok so replace the 0 with 1
03:44.57keith4_anyone have a rough idea how much delay until the average caller notices?
03:46.20[TK]D-Fenderkeith4_ Average callers are dumb and notice nothing :)
03:46.43keith4_touche
03:46.56keith4_let me ask a non-vague question then...
03:48.10keith4_if I can get a Google Voice DID -> Gizmo -> * for free, but the latency is ~100ms more than my ITSP, will anyone care?
03:48.26[TK]D-Fenderkeith4_ Call for yourself
03:49.23keith4_it sounds okay to me
03:49.57keith4_I guess I should call some "average" users and see if they notice. ugh
03:51.46[TK]D-Fenderkeith4_: Any more questions you already have the answers for that you'd like to ask? :)
03:52.18keith4_i was hoping you'd have a better answer
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03:55.38keith4_ah, screw it. i'll make the woman test it out. she'll certainly use it more, and complain more
03:55.48keith4_'night, gents and ladies
03:59.59Tanker1ok i am lost i added
04:00.00Tanker1[otherout]
04:00.00Tanker1exten => _7X.,1,Dial(SIP/trunk1#/${EXTEN:1}) to my extensions_custom.conf but when i dial 712345 says cant be completed
04:01.29[TK]D-FenderTanker1: Then your context and that exten aren't linked to the context that is
04:02.52Tanker1fender no idea what you just said
04:03.47[TK]D-FenderTanker1: [otherout] isn't being used for your call.
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04:04.24Tanker1so how do i make it?
04:04.43[TK]D-FenderTanker1: Its your dilaplan, go fix it
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05:11.30drmessanoUnlocking the RT31P2 sucks
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05:20.50datafirm_hello.
05:21.13datafirm_I have about ~500 asterisk processes that are labeled as <defunct> and are in the 'Z' sleeping state.
05:21.21datafirm_how do I stop this, so they die off?
05:23.02jqlthat would require knowing why they exist
05:26.30[TK]D-Fendercheckout time, later all
05:27.06datafirm_jql: process is dying off for some reason?
05:28.25jqlnormally, asterisk will clean up the zombies
05:28.26MaliutaI have yet to see an asterisk zombie
05:28.34jqlwhy isn't it doing so in your case?
05:28.45datafirm_yeah.. its a solaris build from solaris-coip
05:28.47datafirm_voip
05:28.58Maliutaso it's not straight *
05:29.04MaliutaSun have fucked with it
05:29.28datafirm_yeah
05:29.29datafirm_http://www.solarisvoip.com/
05:29.30Maliutatrust me, they have fucked with it ... that info comes from inside sun
05:29.56Maliutamy mole tells me all sorts of nifty Sun stuffs
05:30.55Maliutadatafirm_: I would guess you'd need to talk to Sun support, I have no idea what they've done to it
05:31.24datafirm_Maliuta: its another group that built this package, but I'll post to the list.
05:31.25Maliutadatafirm_: and I'm pretty sure nobody here is going to touch a build that's been messed with like that
05:31.40fakhir~ata
05:31.41infobothmm... ata is Analogue Terminal Adapter which provides an FXS and/or FXO and ethernet, see http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/ATA
05:32.37Maliuta~jbot
05:32.38infobothmm... jbot is a hack!, or known to have only said one useful thing. a tool, or dating the fembots, or  [TK]D-Fender's b*tch, or suck, or a pain in the ass
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06:03.48OctothorpeShit, I screwed up.
06:04.17OctothorpeHow can I pull just httpd.conf from the CentOS 5.3 apache RPM?
06:06.01MaliutaOctothorpe: this is the wrong place
06:06.05Maliutago rtfm
06:06.12OctothorpeI'm Ring the FM.
06:06.19OctothorpeI was hoping someone would have a quick answer.
06:06.21Maliuta"man rpm" is all I will say
06:06.22OctothorpeThat's the point of IRC.
06:06.25OctothorpeYes yes.
06:06.26Maliutain #asterisk?
06:06.31Maliutago elsewhere
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06:09.55X-RobOctothorpe, normally I use rpm2cpio
06:10.09X-RobI'm sure there's a way to extract a single file, but it's easier to convert it to a cpio
06:10.13X-Robarchive
06:10.49Octothorpehttp://www.linux-noob.com/forums/lofiversion/index.php/t355.html
06:10.53OctothorpeYep, found it.
06:11.17OctothorpeMaliuta: That's the kind of answer I was looking for (X-Rob's)
06:11.19Maliutadoes this _look_ like an OS/distro support channel?
06:11.31Maliutahow about go fuck yourself :)
06:11.36OctothorpeX-Rob: Assuming you're the same X-Rob that's put so much into AMP/FPBX, thank you for everything you've done.
06:11.44X-RobOctothorpe, I am, and no problems.
06:11.46OctothorpeSweet, I'll be sure to do so. Thanks.
06:12.14OctothorpeYour helpful spirit shows even here.
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06:12.25Octothorpe(That last remark was directed at X-Rob)
06:12.28OctothorpeBah.
06:12.30X-Robheh
06:12.31Octothorpe[That last remark was directed at X-Rob]
06:12.49X-Rob[That last remark.. well, actually the 3rd last, was directed at me]
06:13.03OctothorpeLOL
06:13.07X-RobIt's sad, but I think I'm actually going to buy an iphone.
06:13.15MaliutaIf wanted to bugged by people masochistic enough to use and RPM based distro, I'd be in another channel
06:14.04X-RobMaliuta, seriously. Chill. A package based distro is a package based distro. Accept that people don't roll their own from the original .tar.gz files any more.
06:14.48X-RobAnd note also that here is not the place to discuss the merits of various packaging methods _anyway_.
06:15.26MaliutaX-Rob: do i ask my debian packaging questions here?
06:15.26Maliutano
06:15.41Maliutaif people want distro support there are channels for that
06:15.42X-RobNo you don't - but if you did no one woudl jump down your throat.
06:16.03X-Robif they knew a simple quick answer they'd probably say it, and if they didn't, they'd stay quiet.
06:16.06X-RobIt's a polite thing.
06:16.37Maliutano, the polite thing is to ask questions in the relevant fora
06:17.04X-RobIndeed it is.. unless this also happened to be a channel full of people using a RPM based distro.
06:17.10X-RobWhich, whoops, it is!
06:17.25X-Rob80% of asterisk installs are centos/rhel/fedora
06:17.38X-Rob..which I rush to say is probably an out of date statistic now, it was 12 months ago.
06:17.42MaliutaI don't see the relevance
06:18.07Maliuta100% of people here eat food, can I ask my cooking questions here?
06:18.28X-RobSure. You'll probably get ignored tho, unless someone happens to know the answer to your question.
06:18.35OctothorpeI'd answer if I knew.
06:18.37Nuggetheh
06:18.48rob0mmmm, Nugget!
06:18.57Nuggettoday's dipping sauce is bb
06:18.59OctothorpeX-Rob: Join #iphone on irc.osx86.hu and I'll make sure you're well treated.
06:19.00Nuggetbbq, even
06:19.04OctothorpeIt's the least I can do as a thank-you.
06:19.10rob0#
06:19.15X-Robmmmm. osx86.
06:19.21Octothorpeiphun.osx86.hu:6697 if you dig SSL.
06:19.43Octothorpe#hackint0sh on the same network is the place to go for osx86 questions :)
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06:24.21Nuggethackintosh seems like an interesting toy, but I sort of get the feeling it's a great option for people who have grown despondant over linux's recent improvements in stability and reliability.
06:24.30Nuggetwho wants to live in fear of every software update?
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06:24.51Nuggetjust suck it up and buy a mac mini.
06:25.29OctothorpeAnyone want an iPhone? Some assembly required. http://is.gd/s6bl
06:25.30tzafrir_laptopor install Debian
06:25.42rob0How can anyone know how many asterisk installs are on any given distro/OS? I've never used an RPM-based distro ... well, maybe 2 months out of a decade of Linuxity.
06:25.45lanningwhat I have seen, is that they want the MacOS GUI and apps, without the hardware costs.  (mostly when talking about notebooks)
06:25.47OctothorpeNugget: Or use EFI-X
06:25.50tzafrir_laptopOr get a mac mini and install Debian on it
06:26.42OctothorpeSacrilege.
06:27.08OctothorpeThat's the beauty of OS X -- it's BSD UNIX with a gorgeous and very consistent UI bolted on top.
06:27.17OctothorpeIf you want CLI or X11 it's all there.
06:27.19tzafrir_laptopwith no decent package manager
06:27.34Nuggetpfft.
06:27.51Nuggetit has ports, what more could you want?
06:32.48X-Robrob0, apparently that number came from digium. As I said it was a year (possibly more, actually) ago.
06:33.13X-Robalthough being that there's a huge chunk of asterisknow, elastic, trixbox, and A@H machines all running centos or rhel, it doesn't surprise me
06:34.32NuggetI install my asterisk by banging rocks together until I get enough 1s.
06:34.41X-RobNugget, that's because you're fucking good.
06:34.54X-RobI, on the other hand, amd dependant on abacii.
06:35.13Nuggethonestly, though, with cisco phones out on the desks sometimes I have to bang the rocks against my head.
06:35.24X-Roband do you know HOW MANY it takes to compile bash? A LOT.
06:35.36Nuggetwouldn't know, I'm a tcsh guy  :)
06:36.33Octothorpebash FTW
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06:44.32CheBuzz_HomeCan somebody help me setup my extensions.conf so that toll free numbers go out @gizmo5 and everything else goes out @voipdiscount?
06:44.48CheBuzz_HomeThis one is working: exten => _X.,1,Dial(SIP/+${EXTEN}@voipdiscount)
06:45.40CheBuzz_HomeBut I want toll free is not free with voipdiscount, so I need to add lines to send 800,866,877,and 888
06:45.58CheBuzz_Home@gizmo5
06:47.44X-Robomg
06:47.49X-Robare people trying to TWITTER in IRC?
06:47.52X-Robfalls over
06:48.23CheBuzz_HomeI imagine it would be something like: "exten => _1800.,1,Dial(SIP/+${EXTEN:2}@gizmo5)"  right? or no?
06:49.00X-RobYes, but why do you want to take off the first two numbers dialled?
06:49.02X-Rob(:2)
06:49.18CheBuzz_Home00?
06:49.33X-Robwell then you'll have to match _001800. then
06:50.15CheBuzz_HomeWhat does the _ mean?
06:50.24CheBuzz_Home"starts with"?
06:50.25X-Rob_ == 'this is a pattern match'
06:50.32CheBuzz_HomeAh, ok...
06:51.01CheBuzz_Home@X-Rob, thanks   ;)
06:51.15X-RobCheBuzz_Home, Um. Thanks. But we don't twitter here.
06:51.23CheBuzz_HomeI know, thus the ;)
06:51.35X-Robahha
06:51.44X-RobMy sarcasm detector is in for servicing.
06:51.54CheBuzz_Homehaha, no worries.  Thanks again.
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07:16.45IbrarCan Anybody help me using asterisk when my one sip client is behind nat?
07:17.41tzafrir_laptopnat = yes
07:19.14IbrarSIP registration works fine
07:19.20IbrarBut what about RTP
07:19.45IbrarMy B party is sending on "192.168.2.1"
07:19.58IbrarWhich my behind nat address
07:21.23Ibrartzafrir_laptop?
07:22.12tzafrir_laptopagain, do you have 'nat = yes' in the respective sip peer entry?
07:22.36IbrarYes
07:22.54IbrarOtherwise my SIP client wont register
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07:41.53JymmmEMCI'm not using asterisk, but I was wondering if someone might know a way to "validate" a phone number (N. America) where they call a number, key in a code (given via email/web). I have skype right now (yea, it's not SIP), but don't know if there is anything lieke this that already exists. Something under $100/yr would be nice inbound only.
07:42.37drmessanoYou could do it with Asterisk and some development
07:43.43JymmmEMCdrmessano: But development, would that be c/c++ or some basic scripitng?
07:43.57JymmmEMCs/but/by/
07:44.31drmessanoIt would take more than basic scripting.. you obviously have some backend that would need to generate email, etc
07:46.31JymmmEMCBasically they register via web, are given a code and a number to call. They call from the number they registered CallerID matches + code to uniquilly identify a person (say mom, dad, son in same house).
07:47.25JymmmEMCI would have thought something like this already existed, this kinda thing has been around for decades.
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08:43.30IbrarAsterisk (Public-IP), B-Party(Public-IP), A-Party(Behind Nat). After Call establish B-party is sending RTP packets to my private IP address, which must be unreachable.
08:43.49IbrarI have specified nat=yes in my sip.conf file
08:43.53Ibrarwhat else is needed
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10:11.41ultrav1oletWhen I call me (iax) -> asterisk -> asterisk  someone(iax) I can hardly hear anything and I get a lot of -- Channel 'IAX2/workshop-5956' unable to transfer messages
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11:59.18Merlinhas anyone here used handset-based Shared Line Appearance features? (i.e. not Asterisk-based)
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12:05.14IbrarWhile registering my SIP client I am getting 401 Unauthroize (0 Binding) error
12:05.29IbrarMy Client is behind NAT and Asterisk on public IP
12:06.15Ibrar??
12:06.18IbrarAny tip
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12:17.00Pan3D!nat
12:17.20Pan3DIbrar: there's as tutorial on * and NAT
12:17.23Pan3Dooops
12:17.24Pan3Dbye
12:25.30[TK]D-FenderPan3D: Though too late for this guy, FYI its :
12:25.32[TK]D-Fender~sipnat
12:25.33infobot[~sipnat] Quick guide on configuring * + SIP behind NAT : http://www.aocomputing.net/?p=3 , otherwise check the WIKI at http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+SIP+NAT+solutions
12:25.48[TK]D-FenderPan3D: infobot's items all start with "~"
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12:28.25Pan3Dthat's it
12:28.34Pan3Dsorry, I couldn't remember
12:28.47Pan3Dthanks!
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12:48.19MatBoythis is strange, I see a sip peer that has a status OK, but when I call the number I don' t see anything @debug
12:50.37MatBoyah solved :)
12:50.49MatBoyregister string forgot to set
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13:02.52Kattystretchy
13:03.25Kattypamples things
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13:07.35Kattywake up! up! up! up!
13:07.44Kattyhits gong
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13:10.59Pan3Dhits bong
13:11.03Pan3Derrr...
13:11.46Kattytoo early for that stuff.
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13:13.53Kattyprods [TK]D-Fender
13:14.01Katty[TK]D-Fender: good morning sunshine!
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13:18.51Pan3DKatty: hehe, morning
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13:19.40KattyPan3D: (= <3
13:21.20Kattyi'm oddly awake for a monday morning
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13:21.41MatBoyouch, elastix is not the right manager anymore :(
13:23.12Kattyhugs [intra]lanman
13:23.17KattyMatBoy: what's elastix?
13:23.33[intra]lanmanhugs Katty
13:24.11MatBoyKatty: some sort of PBX applicance/GUI on top of asterisk
13:24.44MatBoybut it's odd with updates
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13:29.10KattyMatBoy: oh. i don't use a gui...
13:29.20KattyMatBoy: probably why i'd never heard of it before (=
13:31.58MatBoyKatty: can be nice to have a gui from time to time
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13:33.29KattyMatBoy: orly.
13:33.40KattyMatBoy: what do you use it for, that is nice, from time to time?
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13:34.10[TK]D-FenderKatty: Mew.
13:34.19Katty[TK]D-Fender: you're awake!
13:34.19telnettechI hate Elastix and Druid.......I prefer the command line
13:34.26[TK]D-FenderKatty: Elastix = Trixbox w/o the forking.  Same shit, different smell :)
13:34.57Katty[TK]D-Fender: I still want to know why MatBoy likes it.
13:35.03Katty[TK]D-Fender: i'm curious.
13:35.28telnettechwith Elastix if you make a change at the command line and then try to restart the modules, it locks everything up.....you loose permissions to certain things and you have to manually correct it
13:35.52telnettechI once had a customer site down for 6 hours cause of this
13:35.58[TK]D-FenderKatty: My guess (pick one or more) : lazy, *nix-challenged, * challenged, needs idiots to admin PBX, is said idiot :)
13:36.10Katty[TK]D-Fender: i'm sure he can speak for himself, dear. shuush up.
13:36.25Kattytelnettech: too much negativity this early!
13:36.25Nuggettelnet is eeeeeeevil!
13:36.27[TK]D-FenderKatty: I didn't speak for him.
13:36.36Kattyhugs Nugget
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13:36.58telnettechthe name Elastix and Druid does that to me....sorry
13:37.11Kattylet's hear some positive for a change!
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13:38.33telnettechIt is a quiet morning and I am able to catch up on my work.....that is a positive improvement
13:38.42Kattythere we go
13:38.53telnettechthe boss isnt standing above me asking me 50 questions
13:39.08telnettechim not ready to start doing shots yet
13:39.13Kattyhehe
13:39.31JymmmEMCSome teenagers pee stick???  *shrug*
13:39.44KattyJymmmEMC: ...
13:40.02JymmmEMCKatty: "...something positive"
13:40.09Kattyumm.
13:40.13KattyJymmmEMC: get out.
13:40.24JymmmEMCaw, it wasn't THAT bad
13:40.31Kattyyes. it was.
13:40.59eppigyTRABAJO
13:41.01JymmmEMCmight be a lil sad, cause there's more truth in it that we'd perfer
13:41.03Kattygood morning dave.
13:41.11eppigymorning
13:41.19JymmmEMCprefer
13:41.21KattyJymmmEMC: monday mornings are reserved for kittens and fluffy bunnies.
13:41.45JymmmEMCYesterday on the bunnies
13:41.53eppigyblasphemy
13:42.48Kattywatched Tudors last night
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13:43.58eppigywhat is that?
13:44.30Kattyit's a series on showtime about king henry the 8th
13:44.34Kattyit's a drama.
13:45.01KattyREF: http://www.sho.com/site/tudors/home.do
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13:45.51telnettechi cant get into that show.....it is too much like a soap
13:47.01Kattymaybe that's why i like it ;)
13:47.04JayTee52i saw a recipe for mac and cheese cut into squares, wrapped in bacon, rolled in flour then egg batter and then bread crumb coating and deep fried in peanut oil.
13:47.17Kattythat makes me want to gag
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13:47.56Kattyactually
13:48.00Kattythat'd be like a mozarella stick
13:48.01Kattywith bacon
13:48.09Kattyso it'd probably be really good
13:48.17eppigyD:
13:48.57JayTee52it looked delicious in a totally evil kind of way
13:49.37JayTee52this woman, Paula Dean has a show on the Food Network. If you watch her your can hear her arteries hardening over the internet even without having your speakers turned on.
13:50.00JymmmEMCDeep fried (and coated) Mac-N-Cheese takes away the consistency and creamy texture imo - it's like eating undercooked pasta that's still a tad crunchy.
13:50.12Kattyal dente
13:50.19JymmmEMCKatty: crunchy
13:50.36Kattyextra al dente :P
13:50.45beekmorning JayTee52
13:50.52JymmmEMChands JayTee52 four sticks of butter
13:51.00Kattyhehe
13:51.42JymmmEMCJayTee52: But if you want to be like Paula, you need to try her Sausage Balls - really good.
13:52.21JayTee52morning beek
13:52.28beekJayTee52: new nic?
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13:58.12jayteeeven though I've had this account nickname registered for ages for some reason some guy with dsl in Canada keeps grabbing it. that should not be possible.
13:58.47beekjaytee: Oh, they can use it when you're not online.  As soon as you log in though you can take it back.  I had that problem for a while.
13:58.57Kattyjaytee: you can make nickserv kill him if he doesn't authenticate properly
13:59.10jayteeI hate this guy, I'm gonna have to find him and kill him :-)
13:59.20beekSlowly...
13:59.40beekI actually enjoyed kicking the other guy off.
14:00.24Kattyjaytee: nickserv enforce is the command.
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14:00.33Kattyhey Qwell, Corydon76-dig (=
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14:00.44tzafrir_laptopjaytee, are you sure he doesn't know your password?
14:00.52JymmmEMCjaytee: /msg nicserv help set enforce
14:01.02tzafrir_laptophave you tried changing it?
14:01.10JymmmEMCjaytee: /msg nickserv help set enforce
14:01.14Kattytzafrir_laptop: if enforce isn't on, they can use the nickname all day long (=
14:02.54JymmmEMCstupid #&^% bank... gives 1099 amounts, but doesn't say which boxes they go into - argh!
14:05.43JymmmEMCKatty: Aand if my return keeps going negative, I might be having rabbit stew for dinner, and the dog might be getting kitty chow mein =( </rant, whine,b1tch,complain post April 15th>
14:08.19JymmmEMCI'm not using asterisk, but I was wondering if someone might know a way to "validate" a phone number (N. America) where they call a number, key in a code (given via /web). I have skype right now (I know it's not SIP), but don't know if there is anything like this that already exists. Something under $100/yr would be nice - inbound only. Any thoughts?
14:09.14coppicedogs won't eat noodles. just feed kitty to the dog, and eat the noodles yourself
14:09.45JymmmEMCcoppice: Oh, good to know. Thanks!
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14:10.40coppiceand if you want to try eating the dog, don't eat beans with it
14:10.57Kattyseanmh: :>
14:11.00Kattyhugs seanmh
14:11.13Kattyspeaking of dog.
14:11.19JymmmEMCcoppice: Love the dog, and I'm not Korean - so it's all good.
14:11.20Kattyi put up riddick's kennel on saturday.
14:11.30JymmmEMCis that a book?
14:11.47JymmmEMCnm, read put as picked
14:11.58Katty200 square feet of rompable goodness.
14:12.20JymmmEMC20x100 ?
14:13.03Katty10ft x 20ft
14:13.15JymmmEMCWhat size dog?
14:13.57Kattygerman shepherd.
14:13.58guaxkorean eat dogs too?
14:14.07Kattythe kennel's not done.
14:14.13Kattyit's just the first bit.
14:14.21Kattyi've got photos of it on my phone
14:14.36coppicedog is more popular in Thailand and parts of China
14:14.37JymmmEMCguax: : Sadly yes. It's a delacasy and unregulated market in .kr
14:14.38Kattywhen i'm done it will be 20ft by 30ft
14:14.50guax=/
14:14.51Katty600
14:15.22Kattyriddick's an inside doggy. the outside kennel is just so he can get some fresh air.
14:15.24guaxi prefeer a good cow beef, dogs are too skinny
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14:15.42JymmmEMCKatty: 15x40 might be a bit better - longer run
14:15.55JymmmEMCif you have the room
14:15.59KattyJymmmEMC: the back of the house is only 20ft
14:16.05JymmmEMC=(
14:16.11Kattygets photos
14:18.56JymmmEMCtaps foot and glares at Katty... I'm waaaaaaaaiting! ;)
14:19.15Kattyblame flickr.
14:19.28JymmmEMCOh gawd, that thing.
14:19.31guaxdamn flickr
14:19.42guaxKatty, that way?
14:19.57JymmmEMCNo, they couldn't just let you layout the thumbs the way you want
14:20.17Kattyhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/izaah/sets/72157616619944619/
14:20.43JymmmEMCawww cute puppy!
14:20.54guaxKatty, whats its name?
14:21.02Kattyguax: Riddick
14:21.09guax=]
14:21.20KattyJymmmEMC: i'm going to buy another kennel set, which is another 4 pannels.
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14:21.33KattyJymmmEMC: it'll make it 3 deep and two wide.
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14:21.45KattyJymmmEMC: three times as big as the section he's got now
14:22.16JymmmEMCKatty: Cool
14:22.18KattyJymmmEMC: but it's just so he can play outside..he doesn't live outside. not that anyone is stupid enough to cross a german shepherd on his own ground, but i'm afraid someone might try stealing him.
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14:22.56JymmmEMCKatty: Is he friendly to strangers?
14:23.04KattyJymmmEMC: he has an aggressive bark.
14:23.07KattyJymmmEMC: but he's not mean.
14:23.23guaxhá http://www.flickr.com/photos/izaah/2957242932/
14:23.26KattyJymmmEMC: someone might get licked to death, but that's about it.
14:23.42Kattyguax: he's the one on the right
14:23.50guax=D
14:24.16JymmmEMCKatty: Ah, yeah. Mine (RIP) would go after anyone who stepped on the property. Never trained him that way, just was a very smart dog
14:24.17KattyJymmmEMC: he's AKC registered, and i have full breeding rights with him.
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14:24.42KattyJymmmEMC: plus his parents have won a few championships...
14:24.53KattyJymmmEMC: i'm just kinda scared someone will want to take him for breeding or something.
14:25.26KattyJymmmEMC: plus he's practically my kid. )=
14:25.41JymmmEMCKatty: I was working on my car in the driveway once under the dash. I left the gate open and he'd come like my face every so often to sit JUST inside the gate.
14:25.47[TK]D-FenderKatty>JymmmEMC: he's AKC registered, and i have full breeding rights with him. <- sounds dirty :)
14:25.51Kattyguax: http://www.flickr.com/photos/izaah/2957255110/in/set-72157608195837483/ <- better picture of riddick as a pup
14:26.48guaxhow cute =x
14:26.51guaxi cant have one =/
14:26.55Katty:<
14:27.23Kattythey are expensive. take a lot of attention.
14:27.51JymmmEMCKatty: Well a friend came over parked on the curb and started walking down the driveway. Without making a sound if went after my friend. All I heard was JIMMMMMMMMMMMMM. I looked up and see my friend diving into the window of his car. I tapped my leg twice, he turned around and walked inside the dig and just glared at my friend's car. I patted on the head told him good boy, closed the gate, and told my friend he could come out now.
14:28.05Kattylol
14:28.06guaxhe would be too alone, i barely stay in home time enough to sleep
14:28.49KattyJymmmEMC: we have one friend that riddick really doesn't like... I think it's because we invited him over one night and told him we were going to be in the basement. he let himself in and riddick freaked out.
14:29.40Kattyguax: goldfish material :P
14:30.21JymmmEMCKatty: We had to put barbed wire around the fence line as he would climb over it and sit on the front porch waiting for us. It kind freaked out the mailman a couple of times =)
14:30.28Kattyi'm hoping to move out to the county soon. get a couple pygmy goats.
14:31.00JymmmEMCKatty: Ya lazy bumb... you just want a bio-lawn-mower =)
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14:31.17KattyJymmmEMC: haha. i don't mow the lawn.
14:31.20KattyJymmmEMC: that's the boyfriend's job.
14:31.27[TK]D-FenderKatty: Keep runnin' lil misery girl :p
14:31.35JymmmEMCKatty: the goats now
14:31.36guaxKatty, that one would turn cat fish in matter of hours
14:31.40bbkt-trixKatty:  Get the fainting goats, they're more entertaining.  :-)
14:31.50guaxs/turn into/g
14:31.52[TK]D-Fender"Why is the sky blue?  Because if it were green we wouldn't know when to stop mowing."
14:32.34Nuggetheh
14:32.42JymmmEMCBah, that reminds me I need to pick up some salt today
14:33.21JymmmEMCI guess 500 lbs will do
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14:33.25Kattybbkt-trix: i just love animals.
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14:34.14Kattybbkt-trix: i'd have a zoo if i could get away with it :P
14:34.41bbkt-trixKatty:  I know the feeling, we've got a house full.
14:34.59JymmmEMCUh oh.... a cat collector in training.... JymmmEMC reports Katty to the local SPCA
14:36.01KattyJymmmEMC: i will probably be the crazy old cat lady.
14:36.02guaxSPCA?
14:36.07JymmmEMCKatty: Man, he's a good lookin dog
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14:36.12JymmmEMCKatty: I know =)
14:36.30KattyJymmmEMC: yeah i can't wait to see what he looks like full grown, and filled out. he's only 8 months right now.
14:36.31bbkt-trixguax: SPCA == Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
14:36.46guaxbbkt-trix, oh, thanks
14:37.06JymmmEMCKatty: Wow, the other pic made him look full grown.
14:37.23KattyJymmmEMC: he's still a baby
14:37.45guaxmy sister call me animal and my boss is a bit cruel, can i have protection? =P
14:38.06JymmmEMCKatty: g. Shepards have a tendancy to have bad hips, nextt ime you see the vet ask if there's any prevative measures you can take now.
14:38.26JymmmEMCguax: Sure, goto Seasame Street
14:38.47KattyJymmmEMC: i know they can do a test for it. his parents are both certified.. something or other to not have hip problems. i forget what it's called exactly.
14:38.48guaxdont get that as well =P
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14:39.06_ShrikEMost likely hip dysplasia
14:39.36JymmmEMCguax: You said she called you "Animal" ( http://www.ai.mit.edu/lab/olympics/04/images/muppets-animal.jpg ) not "an animal"
14:39.38Kattyhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/izaah/3437684099/ <- King of the bed!
14:40.03guaxehauaheua
14:40.16Kattyhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/izaah/3437683941/in/photostream/ <- this was sunday morning.
14:40.21Kattyhe was like, omggetupalready
14:40.57JymmmEMCjust wait till he pulls the covers off - and wins every time
14:45.06Kattyhehe
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14:47.34Kattymister madsen.
14:48.07marquivonhi - I hope this is the right place to get some info on asterisk-addons. I'm facing difficulty in setting up chan_mobile - broadcom and CSR adapters and 3 different phones. issue is no voice. tried svn versions, but no luck
14:49.54leifmadsenms. katty!
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14:50.32leifmadsenmarquivon: did you check out the post by murf on asterisk.org about chan_mobile? Seems to be a bit difficult to get setup. Something I plan on experimenting with in the near future so I can write some docs on it
14:50.46visioconfhello everybody
14:51.10visioconfcan someone guide me to a good open source CRM
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14:52.02guaxvisioconf, sugarcrm, magento, vtiger. my top 3
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14:52.41visioconfdoes sugarCRM contain a dialer
14:52.43marquivonleifmadsen: yes I did. i've been trying to do it over a month now. the last successful time was on a Hardy 8.04 machine but 8.10 onwards the bluetooth system has changed
14:53.25leifmadsenmarquivon: gotcha, that probably has something to do with the pkg that is used (bluez I think) and not much to do with asterisk. You might need to remove the currently installed bluez and use a specific version to make it work
14:53.48leifmadsenmarquivon: you might be able to get with mnicholson about any issues you're seeing, and if they are a bug, he is probably the best one to look into them
14:53.53guaxvisioconf, no, astercrm does, but its not that nice, you can make a plugin for dialer in other crm's
14:53.54mort_gibvisioconf: SugarCRM integrates with Outlook, there is a nice Dialer out for Outlook
14:55.26visioconfyou mean that my customers numbers can be written in outlook and dialed via SugarCRm
14:55.28marquivonleifmadsen: that also I did. tried the latest versions of bluez but no luck. in fact i was unable to compile bluez 4.34 and 4.35 - gave libsbc errors. i'll go mad trying to figure it out :-( I'll try to contact mnicholson about this, and once i'm done i'll write a big blog entry :-)
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14:56.19leifmadsenmarquivon: I'd love to see it! Yet another reason for me to get asteriskdocs.org site back up and running
14:56.35leifmadsenjtodd: welcome!
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14:57.55marquivonleifmadsen: btw, i have purchased ATFOT - it's just wonderful!
15:01.44leifmadsenmarquivon: yay! :)
15:01.48leifmadsenI like when people like it
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15:10.16madduckwhat is astdb used for?
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15:11.23madduckor rather: do i need to keep it?
15:12.00[TK]D-Fendermadduck: SIP regs are stored there along with other important stuff, and yes, you do
15:12.22madduckwhat happens if it dies across reboots?
15:12.28madduckis trying to put asterisk on a read-only system
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15:19.58mort_gibmadduck: Use mfs and rsync to a single partition on a regular basis
15:24.19JymmmEMCMoose FS ?
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15:34.50blebleble[TK]D-Fender you around?
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15:37.30HolosAny one else still experience GotoIfTime statements that should stop executing continut to match for a few minutes?
15:37.59Holosas in at 6:02am it's still matching 00:00-06:00 and not 06:00 - 18:00
15:39.02AndyMLpost your configs Holos
15:39.19AndyMLs/configs/dialplan
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15:41.07visioconfsorry guy's but the connection isn't that good
15:41.26Holos[Apr  9 06:01:42] VERBOSE[15038] logger.c:     -- Executing [s@incoming_gts:8] GotoIfTime("SIP/192.168.3.251-b6c50348", "00:00-06:00|tue-fri|*|*?
15:41.30Holosgts_toronto|s|1") in new stack
15:41.32Holos[Apr  9 06:01:42] VERBOSE[15038] logger.c:     -- Goto (gts_toronto,s,1)
15:41.48HolosThere is a great example, 6:01:42 and it matched a 06:00 entry
15:41.56visioconfso, i was asking if someone has any idea about an open source reliable Contact center crm
15:42.06visioconfplease any idea ??
15:42.10Holosvisioconf: like SugarCRM?
15:42.43visioconfyeah , but the p tha SC do not contain a dialer
15:43.36HolosI take it that you meant to say that the Community Edition doens't contain a dialer?
15:43.43mort_gibvisioconf: Use Outlook , Outlook integrates with both SugarCRM and Asterisk
15:44.01visioconfcan you please explain more
15:44.12mort_gibvisioconf: Hey, you talking to me??
15:44.21Kattygiggles
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15:45.08visioconfyes
15:45.26visioconfhow can i use outlook
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15:45.36mort_gibvisioconf: With severe difficulty :-)
15:47.04mort_gibvisioconf: http://www.voip.com.sg/asterisk/voip_asterisk_outlook_dialer.html
15:47.07visioconfno , please , i just began to get happy
15:47.22guilherme-jorgehello all, I bought a g729 license from Digium, and I've problem to install it... Im running asterisk 1.6.0.9 in a virtual server, and the network interface is named venet0:0. When I try to run register application, to install the license Im getting the following error: "Could not generate Host-ID. Make sure that you have eth0 enabled.". Any idea?
15:47.25visioconfunbreak my dreams :-)
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15:48.14visioconfthks a lot
15:48.22mort_gibnp
15:48.31Holosvisioconf: We use a http server and some perl to pass the telephone number to dial, and the SIP phone to connect with the line to enable generic applications.
15:48.52brunnerDoes anyone know of a source of non-PC hardware that will convert at least 192 channels of TDM (T1, PRI, or DS3) to SIP for under $5k?
15:49.13Holosvisioconf: pass the # and agent to perl, perl creates the call files, and asterisk processes the call file.
15:49.32[TK]D-Fenderbrunner: LOL.  So completely NOT happening....
15:50.08brunner[TK]D-Fender: whatever.  I already have at least one solution.
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15:50.57[TK]D-Fenderbrunner: Really?  What make/model?
15:51.11brunner[TK]D-Fender: two Cisco AS3500's
15:51.24[TK]D-Fenderbrunner: 8 PRI within that cost range?
15:51.31brunneryep
15:51.39brunnerthey're $2k each
15:51.50[TK]D-Fenderbrunner: WOW.
15:52.00brunneryup
15:52.10[TK]D-Fenderbrunner: I am impressed... got a link to a decent retailer?
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15:52.52brunnerjust curious to know if there's anything else out there
15:53.38Holosbrunner: voicenetworks.ca was telling me they use a 1U box that is pretty cheap to do termination,
15:54.04[TK]D-Fenderbrunner: Typically this stuff is in the 5-digit range
15:54.05Holosbrunner: I don't remember who manufactured it, but I remember it could push a DS3 or so I think..
15:54.32brunnerhm
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15:54.44grmartindoes anyone know if there is a way to pull directory data from a mysql database?
15:54.45brunnerI've never seen a 1U box that will push a DS3
15:55.44brunnerHolos: let me know if you find out what they're using
15:55.44visioconfother thing , i heard peoples speaking about magento  , any experiences on this CRM , any feedbacks ?
15:55.44[TK]D-Fenderbrunner: http://www.telephonydepot.com/Catalog/Digital-Gateways/AudioCodes-Mediant-2000-Eight-T1-E1-Span-SIP-Gateway
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15:55.47brunneryeah, AudioCodes is expensive
15:55.57tzafrir_laptopOr build a small 1U (non)PC :-)
15:56.42[TK]D-Fenderbrunner: You mean compared to your dubious used Ciscos :)
15:56.56[TK]D-Fenderbrunner: this is what we call the NORMAL cost
15:57.06brunneryeah, I know
15:57.45brunnerI was about to buy a Lucent Max TNT until I realized that the 96DSP feature cards may not do voip, according to the configuration guide
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16:02.19Holosbrunner: Did you look at the Dialogic IMG 1010? I assume it's over your price range.
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16:03.18brunnerno, but I'll check it out now
16:05.58visioconfmort_gib : where can i find these pearl scripts ?
16:06.27mort_gibvisioconf: No pearl scripts required
16:07.18visioconfah i'm sorry ithought that holos is also speaking on the same dialing solution
16:07.25Holosvisioconf: voip-info.org has lots of information on .call files. Once you know how to create them, any application can be used to create them.
16:08.00mort_gibAnd while that is true, integrating with Outlook is straight forward
16:08.19visioconfah ok ,
16:08.25mort_gibIn fact it's quite easy to do any of....
16:08.45visioconfyou mean that once a .call file is correct any annuary prog can do the work
16:09.06visioconfLdap per example
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16:09.31visioconfcan it do the mission
16:09.38HolosOnce you create the .call file with the correct information, you move it into a directory asterisk watches, and then it processes it..
16:10.33visioconfah ok , that clear now , merci
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16:23.01madduckmort_gib: what's mfs? you mean a tmpfs?
16:23.23mort_gibmfs, like memory file system...
16:23.37mort_gibat least that's what i use in OpenBSD :-)
16:24.08madduckyeah, linux tmpfs
16:24.27madduckit seems that asterisk is quite happy to recreate the database when it finds it missing
16:24.36madducki just wonder what sort of information i lose by making it volatile
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16:41.40Pan3Dplots stealing Katty 's lunch
16:42.19xhelioxplots stealing Katty's lunch from Pan3D
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16:47.14lasko_So I've got an asterisk server setup on a system here in my office and randomly (every couple hours? Sometimes every few days?) crashes (disconnected from asterisk process). I'm not sure where to go from here. Could someone point me in the right direction?
16:48.01lasko_I have been able to generate a coredump file but am not sure in the steps to debugging the issue
16:48.43[TK]D-Fenderlasko_: What version?
16:48.56lasko_1.4
16:49.01lasko_more specifically 1.4.9
16:49.48[TK]D-Fenderlasko_: Ancient....
16:50.19[TK]D-Fenderlasko_: The automatic request is that you update to at least the latest in that branch
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16:50.55lasko_*nod* That is what I feared I woudl have to do lol.
16:50.57lasko_Thanks anyways
16:51.52seanbrighti'd be more fearful to have my server crash every couple hours
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17:25.39KattyUrthwhyte: hello thar
17:25.53UrthwhyteKatty: Hallo
17:27.07UrthwhyteApparently my ISP blocks 25, so now I've to figure out how to install Fetchmail under cygwin to grab mail from Google Apps and forward it to the correct Exchange users
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17:28.05Kattyi'd just switch ISPs.
17:28.11Kattythat's very rude of them.
17:28.50UQlevKatty: it is quite normal for most ISPs
17:29.12Kattyhow odd.
17:29.17UQlevthey allow tcp/25 in/out only to their own smtp-server
17:29.18Kattynone of ours have ever blocked 25
17:30.35UrthwhyteI've heard of blocking 25 outbound
17:30.39Urthwhytenever 25 inbound though
17:31.08Urthwhytethey don't care if you send mail out on 25, they only block receiving
17:31.12Urthwhyteiit's the most bass ackwards thing ever
17:31.54Urthwhyteand it's a bit hard to switch ISPs, virtual monopoly here
17:32.14Urthwhyteand there's no one in #fetchmail
17:32.16Gido-Emy isp doens't block port 25
17:32.18UQlevusually not so many options of ISPs ;)
17:32.25seanbrightcomcast does that
17:32.29seanbrightbut i just another smtp port
17:33.25seanbrightsmtp submission port
17:33.42Gido-Esome isp have smtp forwards
17:33.57UrthwhyteWhat I'm planning on doing is this: Google Apps for your Domain aggregates all the mail, Fetchmail slurps it down and relays it Exchange, and then SMTP out as normal
17:34.01UrthwhyteSimple enough, right?
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17:40.17Kattyhi sean
17:40.19Kattyhugs seanbright
17:40.27Kattyseanbright: haven't seen you for awhile.
17:41.12seanbrighthi there
17:41.22seanbrighti'm always lurking
17:41.26seanbrightlike a lurker
17:41.28seanbrightwho lurks.
17:42.31mazpehi katty
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17:46.00Kattyseanbright: you lurker you.
17:46.03Kattymazpe: Hi.
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17:52.36seb-RIP is the voice encoding protocol but why does it need its own port range? 10000-20000?
17:52.53seb-why can't you pass voice through the sip port?
17:53.13seb-s/cant'/shouldn't
17:53.40eppigywhat
17:53.51eppigyrtp is the session protocol
17:53.57eppigyused to transmit the media
17:54.04[TK]D-Fender...RTP...
17:54.09seb-eppigy: sip protocol establishes the connection
17:54.11[TK]D-FenderRIP is what your packets are doing now :p
17:54.29seb-eppigy: what is name of protocl to encode your voice into bits? i thought it was RIP
17:54.33eppigyrtp usess the udp tcp/ip trasnport protocol
17:54.38[TK]D-Fenderseb-: RTP <-
17:54.39eppigyR
17:54.40eppigyT
17:54.41eppigyP
17:54.50seb-eppigy: ok rtp
17:54.56mostyseb: sip just sets up rtp traffic, encoded using whichever voice codec you choose
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17:55.15seb-eppigy: does rtp have its own ports? i read somewhere it uses 10k-20k by default
17:55.15[TK]D-Fenderseb-: And it needs its own range because each end of a call needs its own unique port.
17:55.30eppigyI am honestly not 100% on the range
17:55.36eppigybut yes it uses unregistered ports
17:55.38seb-[TK]D-Fender: yes but ten thousand ports?
17:55.39[TK]D-Fenderseb-: every call uses 3 ports normally, 1 SIP, 2 RTP
17:55.49[TK]D-Fenderseb-: mutliple simultaneous calls <-
17:55.51Kattyseanbright: you can visit rtp.conf to have a look at the exact port range.
17:55.55[TK]D-Fenderdrmessano: You know what time it is...
17:55.59seb-[TK]D-Fender: ah
17:56.02seb-ok
17:56.07Kattys/seanbright/seb-/
17:56.15eppigy4 SIMULTANOUS CALLS IN ONE EARTH DAY
17:56.20eppigyCUBED PORTS
17:56.33seb-eppigy: i'm just used to http where everything gets smashed into the same port 80
17:56.41eppigyi feel ya bro
17:56.52eppigythis is a bit more complex
17:58.09seb-Katty: rtp.conf? that's not a web address
17:58.23seb-Katty: n/m i found it
17:58.40eppigylol
17:58.52seb-i'll just read the wikipedia page on rtp
17:59.38eppigyseb-: she is referring to /etc/asterisk/rtp.conf
17:59.51[TK]D-FenderSMRT
18:00.15eppigyWHAT DOES THAT ACRONYM STAND FOR
18:00.29[TK]D-Fender"cubes" eppigy into a bouillon base and adds shallots...
18:00.36eppigyD:
18:00.56eppigyTHAT IS SOME BITTER SOUP
18:01.10Kattymmm shallots.
18:01.16eppigyyesh
18:01.30Kattywhy am i hungry again? i just ate lunch
18:01.38eppigyman I had pizza hut buffet for lunch
18:01.41eppigyi am sleepy
18:01.53Kattythat sounds good.
18:02.00Kattyi think i'm getting sick.
18:02.22Kattycause everytime i go from hungry, to nausea, in like 3 seconds... i know i'm gettign sick
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18:03.30[TK]D-FenderKatty: Or pregnant ;)
18:03.50eppigyi was about to say that
18:03.59Kattyyeah maybe if i had some sex.
18:04.08[TK]D-FenderKatty: Ice-cream & Brussels sprouts MMMMMMM my favourite!
18:04.11eppigyDO IT NOW
18:04.18Kattytoo tired.
18:04.20Nuggethttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJRzBpFjJS8  <-- pregnant women
18:04.25Kattymust be getting old.
18:04.57[TK]D-Fender<ackbar>It's a trap!</ackbar>
18:05.14Katty:{
18:05.19Kattyerr :P
18:06.56KattyNugget: that is hilarious
18:07.01Nuggetyes it is  :)
18:07.22Nugget&hearts; garfunkel and oates
18:08.09Kattyeppigy: i mostly crave refried beans when i'm getting the flu. it's very odd.
18:08.22Kattyeppigy: oh! and mashed potatos.
18:08.52eppigy:D
18:09.01UrthwhyteAha, I got it working
18:09.04eppigyI never get sick
18:09.14eppigyI make sure I stay exposed to as much bacteria as possible
18:09.24eppigyas well as a variety of viral agents
18:09.38eppigymy immune system is a beast
18:10.03KattyUrthwhyte: horay!
18:10.05[TK]D-Fendereppigy: I have clearly hit my annual quota.
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18:10.34eppigyfor cases solved?
18:10.58eppigyHELL I AM TRYING TO OPEN THE APPROPRIATE PORTS FOR AUDIO OVER RIPV2
18:12.23UrthwhyteDude
18:12.31Urthwhytethe protocol is called RIP, you're screwed
18:12.34Urthwhyte<PROTECTED>
18:12.38Urthwhyte<PROTECTED>
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18:12.49Kattythrows popcorn at eppigy
18:13.21UrthwhyteI'm eating chocolate pretzels
18:13.43Kattywhite chocolate?
18:13.52Kattydangit.
18:13.54Kattystop making me hungry
18:14.11eppigyD:
18:14.15Urthwhytemilk chocolate
18:14.37timeshelldark chocolate
18:14.44eppigywith high cacao content
18:14.48eppigyYEAH SON
18:15.31Kattyif he gives you a pretzle, will you shut up and eat it?
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18:15.44Kattyi will buy you a whole bag of them :P
18:16.23xhelioxI just had left over country style pork ribs.
18:16.32xhelioxWith a side of yummy corn casserole.
18:17.07Kattycorn casserole?
18:17.24Kattyis that like... corn chowder with crumb topping?
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18:19.55[TK]D-FenderFact : %56 of a McDonalds Chicken McNugget is CORN
18:20.12eppigywell at least they are semi-healthy then
18:20.20xhelioxKatty: Not exactly..  http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/paula-deen/corn-casserole-recipe/index.html
18:20.30xhelioxKatty: Except I add bacon, bacon makes everything better.
18:20.44Greek-Boyinteresting to see the food discussion on #asterisk :-)
18:20.55Nuggeteyes [TK]D-Fender
18:21.10KattyGreek-Boy: we always talk about food here.
18:21.13CrazyTux[TK]D-Fender: seriously?
18:21.21KattyGreek-Boy: where have you been for the last week?
18:21.29CrazyTuxno wonder why I do not like them
18:21.39Kattyxheliox: that sounds yummmmy
18:21.52xheliox'tis and easy to make.
18:21.53Greek-BoyKatty: Been spending some time away from the online world. Just catching up with the real world :P
18:22.14Greek-BoyKatty: back now :)
18:22.49[TK]D-FenderCrazyTux: Yup
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18:23.28[TK]D-Fenderhands Nugget a spoon...
18:23.38NuggetToday's dipping sauce is honey mustard.
18:23.49Kattynot a big fan of that stuff.
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18:28.27eppigyDONDE ESTA
18:30.11NuggetESTOY AQUI
18:30.11Kattyel gato.
18:30.40mazpeel pero
18:30.45mazpeperro+
18:31.05mazpehmm.. i'm from spain and i screw a spanish word
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18:35.58eppigyME ILLAMO DAVE CASEY
18:39.58_ShrikEANTONIO BANDERAS
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18:44.34h-idrisii have asterisk server i saudi arabia and it can't detect caller id and if i connect the line direct to a normal phone i can see the caller id i did try to set signal to dtmf but not working any help about this
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18:54.23telnettechif someone calls 911, anybody know how i can possibly sent some type of alert to another phone?
18:56.39Kattyalert?
18:56.41Kattywhat kind of alert?
18:56.45Kattylike a txt?
18:56.50Kattyyour... call another phone?
18:56.55Kattys/your/or/
18:58.10[TK]D-Fendertelnettech: its your dialplan, look at the number that's dialed before jsut sending it out and dow hatver you feel like.
18:58.23[TK]D-Fendertelnettech: "core show application gotoif"
18:59.10telnettecheither a text alert or possibly call the operator and when the call is answered, show something that shows what ext called 911
19:00.12Kattytxt would be easy
19:00.27[TK]D-FenderKatty: Either would be.
19:00.35Kattyyou could probably use a call fall and have everything dumped into MeetMe
19:00.40Katty...call file...
19:00.54telnettechTK: I wouldnt want the call to be interrupted, just so that the front desk or whoever they designate, to be notified that a 911 call was made by ext xxxx
19:01.02eppigyu a file
19:01.07[TK]D-FenderKatty: Yup, fairly easy to make that pretty transparent too
19:01.17Kattyeppigy: your face is a file.
19:01.22[TK]D-Fendertelnettech: Who said anything about interrupted?
19:01.40[TK]D-Fendertelnettech: Look at number.  See its 911.  Spawn your process.  Dial.
19:02.43telnettechdoes Asterisk have anything built in that i could use without using a script?
19:02.48fileKatty: :(
19:02.52telnettechI dont know how to write scripts
19:03.32Kattyfile: <3
19:03.32[TK]D-Fendertelnettech: "built in"?  Silly goose, this is ASTERiSK.  Yuo configure your entire bloody dialplan yourself.  Everything is "custom"
19:03.32Kattygives file a muffin.
19:03.44filehugs on Katty
19:03.45Kattytelnettech: sky's the limit, dear.
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19:04.11Kattytelnettech: think about what you want to do, then you can ask for more specific information if you get lost.
19:04.16[TK]D-FenderKatty: methinks Daedalus here is afraid to get airborne :)
19:04.43telnettechi meant any of the applications that are built in....I understand GotoIf might work but im looking for a little more direction if there is a better way without writing a script
19:06.03[TK]D-Fendertelnettech: You could do this without any external scripts by using system to call "asterisk -rx 'originate ......etc'" instead of making a call-file, and have that call out to your operator to advise them.
19:06.35[TK]D-Fendertelnettech: System() and setting an AstDB value (or glabal variable) for the caller who did it.
19:06.57telnettechah yeah system....thanks TK....
19:07.08eppigyKatty: your face is a file that has been corrupted due to using reiserfs
19:07.16Kattyouch.
19:07.22eppigythat was too far
19:07.23Kattyno more hugs for you.
19:07.26eppigyim sorry :[
19:07.28Kattyk
19:07.31Kattyall better.
19:07.33[TK]D-Fendereppigy: reiserfs... when your system needs KILLER performance...
19:07.35Kattyhugs eppigy
19:07.38eppigyYES
19:07.47eppigyHIDE THOSE INODES WHERE THEY WILL NEVER BE FOUND
19:08.08eppigytrembles in Katty's arms
19:08.43Kattydon't go there.
19:09.06telnettechTK: system doesnt work with 1.2 does it?
19:09.19telnettechnevermind
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19:10.10eppigylol
19:10.34[TK]D-Fendertelnettech: the Dark Ages are waiting for you to catch up to them....
19:11.11telnettechwe are rolling out our 1st 1.4.24 system next month....i will be staging it this week
19:11.16[TK]D-Fender"Procrastination : the art of keeping up with yesterday"
19:12.46Pan3D:)
19:14.09Kattysometimes i feel i got to, get away.
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19:14.37Kattyrun away?
19:14.47Kattyclose enough.
19:14.52Kattyi want chex.
19:15.02KattyWHY AM I CONSTANTLY HUNGRY
19:15.04Kattycries.
19:15.08Nivexhollow leg?
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19:15.27blebleblefrom the pain that you drive into the heart of me
19:15.32key2hi
19:15.44Kattylet's dedicate that song to grandstream.
19:15.55key2how can I send sms using DAHDI with ISDN ? any clue ?
19:16.11Kattykey2: exim4 and mutt, and System()
19:16.40lasko_What would cause the following scenario: "User picks up the phone, dials a number, and then 5-6 seconds later Asterisk recognizes the call and begins the process of calling.
19:16.56Greek-Boylasko_ maybe dns
19:17.11Greek-Boylasko_ which dns server is the asteriskbox using?
19:17.23lasko_hrmm, thats very possible. Let me check which dns server
19:18.02key2Katty: that doesnt explain how
19:18.05[TK]D-Fenderbludgeons blebleble with an analog synth...
19:18.12lasko_Ah, I think that actually is the issue
19:18.23lasko_we just made some changes to our DNS server recently
19:18.27lasko_thanks Greek-boy
19:18.42Kattylet's attend a toga party.
19:18.47[TK]D-Fenderlasko_: Also depends what deice you are calling from.
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19:19.12Greek-Boylasko_: no problem. I dont know why but for some reason asterisk behaves funny when it's not pointed to a dns server regardless of the fact if it needs to resolve hostnames or not. I am guessing most users have experienced this but I can't be sure...
19:19.38justdaveanyone know if there's any decent video conferencing solutions for Askterisk out there?  Google and the voip-info wiki aren't finding me much
19:19.54Kattyjustdave: the paid version of xlite does video
19:20.07justdaveKatty: so does the free version
19:20.14justdavebut that's not conferencing, that's one-to-one :)
19:20.19justdaveI mean server-side stuff
19:20.25Kattyohiseethenk
19:20.35Kattyi know polycom sells a solution, that is not asterisk related.
19:20.48Kattybut that's as far as i'm goign to get ya
19:21.00justdaveConfiance seems the most promising of the asterisk-related stuff I can find, but it hasn't been touched in two years, and requires patches to a really old version of asterisk
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19:22.08justdaveAsterisk devs appear to have wanted to take their stuff upstream, and inquired about licensing on their devel mailing list, and never got a response
19:23.05lasko_[TK]D-Fender: The Devices are Polycom 330's but we didn't experience this problem until today. And on saturday some changes were done to the DNS servers (and I believe the IP addresses also changed).
19:23.52[TK]D-Fenderlasko_: then DNS could be a culprit, but no reason IP alone should if their config followed it
19:24.07justdaveVMukti looks like it's currently maintained, but the fact that it requires Windows Server 2003 on the server end is a bit of a turnoff for me
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19:37.37lasko_Greek-boy: Well that was the Culprit. DNS related issue. Which to me is really odd considering the phone SHOULD have been resolving just fine to an IP
19:38.18lasko_And actually was... just took 6 seconds to do so
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19:56.41telnettechTK:
19:57.05telnettechwould the person callng 911 have to stay on the phone for the notification to happen?
19:58.01[TK]D-Fendertelnettech: ... dialplan, all just dialplan... spawn some background process.  Separate from what will resume.  I even handed you a largely complete solution three before...
19:58.35[TK]D-Fendertelnettech: ORIGINATE the call-out to your attendant.  processing time < 1s
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20:02.16jetolehey guys, I am new to voip and planning for our company to make the move. We have voip cable pbx switches already (that do voip to pstn) but I am wondering how rollover works with SIP, can anyone explain that?
20:03.36Juggierollover?
20:03.40jjshoetelnettech I'm developing a similar system, if you're interested in purchasing it.
20:04.19telnettechthanks but no thanks....im just new to asterisk so I am learning as I get scenarios happen with real customers
20:05.03jetolewell we have this now over PSTN, we have 4 PSTN lines and if someone calls our office on our primary line and the line is busy for whatever region then the RBOC will automatically send the call in on line 2 or 3 or 4 (we only have 4) which the pbx manages all of them and treats it like a normal inbound call to our primary line even if it comes from an aux line on rollover
20:05.14jetoledoes sip offer anything like this?
20:05.42jjshoejetole.....
20:05.48jjshoejetole sip is not a physical wire.
20:05.50jetolejjshoe: ?
20:05.59lasko_^-- .Fail
20:06.00jetoleyeah I know
20:06.12jjshoejetole so what would cause it to ring busy?
20:06.15jetolelasko_: I did the question mark before he said that
20:06.36lasko_jetole: I know, I'm just messin with ya
20:06.40lasko_:)
20:07.09jetolejjshoe: I don't know. never used sip but we are getting one phone number from them and I don't know what happens if someone calls while we are using the main line
20:07.22jetoleI have never used sip before however I do know that it is a protocol
20:07.34jetoleprotocol != wire ;)
20:07.39jjshoejetole "them" ?
20:07.54jetolethem being the sip provider
20:08.07jjshoejetole so you bought a product and didn't ask them how it works?
20:08.12jjshoeouch!
20:08.19jetoleno
20:08.43jetolesip isn't a product :P
20:08.47jjshoejetole call your provider.
20:08.50jetoleand no I have not even decided on the carrier yet
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20:08.55Juggietechnically sip allows for as many simultanious calls as you want w/ one DID.
20:09.01Juggiebut thats up to the provider
20:09.07jetoleJuggie: thanks
20:09.13jjshoesip has no concept of a did
20:09.16jjshoeeven
20:09.26jetoleJuggie: so I don't need to worry about buying multiple trunks
20:09.30Juggiejjshoe, it does in his example. which is why i said it.
20:09.40lasko_Most providers will allow up to 3 simul to one DID before they charge more. (They don't want you using it as a Conference line)
20:10.00Juggiejetole, you need to research providers
20:10.02lasko_unless your willing to pay for it of course
20:10.05Juggiesome may allow 2, some 4, etc.
20:10.11Juggiesome are unlimited
20:10.19Juggieall depends what grade of service your purchasing
20:10.25jetoleJuggie: I know but any provider will sell however many trunks they think they can convince me I need
20:10.40Juggiejetole, a sip account is not really a trunk
20:10.42Juggieits a sip account
20:10.47jetoleoh
20:10.48Juggieit can allow for 1 call, or 10
20:10.50Juggieor 100
20:10.58jetolewhats the difference between a sip account and a sip trunk?
20:10.59Juggiedepends on the threshholds set by the itsp
20:11.13lasko_jetole:There isn't any difference
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20:11.20lasko_its all about terminiology and who you talk to
20:11.24Juggieto me a trunk has a pre-defined amount of lines.
20:11.25jetoleok
20:11.37Juggieeg, a isdn trunk is 2 lines w/ a b channel
20:11.41Juggiepri is 23 and so on.
20:11.58Juggieconversley an analog trunk is one line
20:12.08Juggiefor sip however i think trunk is a bad term
20:12.15Juggiesince there is no # of lines
20:12.24jetoleso just to make sure I am following you guys correctly, if provider X says they offer rollover on one line then we need one line and we can make multiple simultaneous outbound calls on that same line without need for 2?
20:12.26Juggieits only limited by your bandwidth and your itsp.
20:12.30jetoleand mean the virtual line jjshoe
20:12.34lasko_Juggie: Agreed. But when people come from the old tdm world, it run into the Trunk term almost immediateluy
20:12.49jetolepri is 24
20:12.53Juggiejetole, in * you would configure one account.
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20:12.54jetoleone line is used for control
20:13.05Juggiejetole, yes i know, 23+b or 24 in clear channel.
20:13.12jetole;)
20:13.15Juggieunless you use nfas
20:13.18Juggiebut thats another story :)
20:13.20jetoleI am too old
20:13.41Juggiejetole, its quite simple, in * you configure one sip account and then your provider feeds it calls
20:13.53Juggieif you decide one day you want to upgade from 5 to 10max
20:13.58Juggieyou call your itsp they charge you more
20:14.00Juggieand thats it
20:14.02Juggieno change on your end
20:14.12neurosysIf i wanted to buy a couple of phones to learn and test on, what your you recommend? Money is not a major consideration
20:14.14jetoleso if provider says I can get 4 rollovers on one line then I get 4 rollovers?!
20:14.27neurosys*what would you recommend :P
20:14.31jjshoethis is not rollovers
20:14.33Juggiejetole, sip works like a pri sort of
20:14.34jjshoestop saying rollovers
20:14.35Juggiethere are no roll overs
20:14.38Kattyhas cheetos!
20:14.44jetoleJuggie: whats it called?
20:14.46Juggieone did (or sip account) can be in use on many lines.
20:15.16jetolewell look, I am new to sip comming from the PSTN world so rollovers works for me
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20:15.28jetoleshrugs
20:15.36Juggiejetole, roll overs would mean you have 4 DID's and when the first one is busy your telco forwards to the second oen and so on
20:15.40Juggiedown the chain
20:15.49Juggieif you knew the numbers you could call the lines directally.
20:15.51jetoleJuggie: which is what we have now on PSTN
20:15.53Juggieright
20:15.57Juggiesip or pri doesnt hasve that
20:15.58jetoleright
20:15.59Juggiethere is one did.
20:16.05Juggiebut multiple ports.
20:16.24leifmadsenKatty: I prefer combos!
20:16.38Juggieif you were to buy a partial pri lets say from your local telco
20:16.43jetolealright, well I think I know all I need to know (for now at least) and get back to reviewing these quotes.
20:16.51Juggieyou could get hypothecitally 11lines 1 D
20:16.55Juggieyou could get one DID
20:17.00Juggieyou have 11 lines, but one phone number for them
20:17.02neurosysPretzels for me.
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20:17.33Juggieso, the calls are just routed down those ports, theres no roll over, the far end switch just picks an avail pri channel and throws the call to your switch
20:17.38jetoleJuggie: I got it, you have a point, just a noob here and am used to the term so yeah... back to reading quotes
20:17.40Kattyleifmadsen: i don't think we have those in the vending machine upstairs.
20:17.46Kattyleifmadsen: but they're yummy (=
20:18.01Juggiejetole, np :) the only thing is w/ sip there is not even any ports, so the restriction here is limited by your itsp and bandwidth.
20:18.10jetoleoh
20:18.12jetolelast thing
20:18.17jetoleitsp means what?
20:18.19neurosysare cisco phone worth a damn to learn on?
20:18.20Juggieif you are <max channels then the itsp will pass the call to *.
20:18.24BlargMaN00~itsp
20:18.25infobot[~itsp] An ITSP is an Internet telephony Service Provider or "VoIP Telephone company". The allow you to either PLACE calls to the PSTN (called Termination), RECEIVE calls from the PSTN (called Origination), or both. Some offer fixed rates, others $/min. Enter ~itsplist-us (USA) or ~itsplist-ca (Canada) for a listing of popular ITSPs
20:18.25Juggieinternet telephony service provider
20:18.35jetoleshould have guessed that one
20:18.40jetoleok, ttyl guys and thanks
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20:29.11RoPBXhi all
20:30.02RoPBXplease, someone knows about PBX local calls failing when no internet?
20:30.08telnettechOk it is offical...i am stupid
20:31.42neurosyswhy you tryin to be like me?
20:36.41lasko_RoPBX: That sentence didn't even make sense.
20:36.56RoPBXwhy?
20:37.54lasko_Your phrasing implied a statement rather than a question, "Does someone know" compared to "Someone knows".
20:38.12RoPBXsorry for my english
20:38.15lasko_No worries
20:38.59lasko_What exactly is your issue?
20:40.01RoPBXi have a PBX with 2 GS phones connected, and 1 SIP Trunk, local calls between phone1 to phone2 stop working when the internet connection fails
20:40.20lasko_Are they on the same network?
20:40.25RoPBXyeap
20:40.32RoPBXthe work fine with internet
20:40.37lasko_What is the IP they are trying to resolve
20:40.41RoPBXthe issue is because the sip trunk
20:41.07RoPBXif I don't register the SIP trunk then local calls are OK
20:41.20RoPBXthe IP es local, 192.168.1.105
20:43.15lasko_hmm.. sounds to me like a dialplan issue but even that doesn't sound right
20:43.23lasko_maybe someone else can chime in
20:43.35lasko_nn
20:43.55RoPBXno, i have found this problem in other forums....
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21:01.09RoPBXhi jblack, remerber me?
21:01.36RoPBXi came some weeks ago with the problem of no internet
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21:10.28ttl-pulling his hairs out while configuring the Linksys SPA3102 ATA
21:11.14Katty:<
21:13.20eppigyASLMOST DINNER TYME
21:14.02Kattyyay
21:14.04Kattywhat's for dinner.
21:14.33eppigyprobably mcdonalds :[
21:14.42Katty:<
21:14.46Kattycome to my house.
21:14.48Kattyyou can have spaghetti
21:14.51eppigyYES
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21:14.57eppigywhat are your address
21:15.13eppigyMan I make killer spaghetti
21:15.17Kattyfoobar town, missouri
21:15.19eppigyi need to start cooking at home again
21:15.28Kattyyes.
21:15.30Kattyit's relaxing.
21:15.31Kattyalso.
21:15.34Kattypost spaghetti recipe.
21:15.41Kattyi put red wine in mine.
21:15.46eppigy:D
21:15.51Kattycabernet
21:15.54eppigyI just do a simple one
21:15.54Kattyor however you spell it
21:16.06eppigyonions green pepper
21:16.08lasko^awayRed wine in Spaghetti is the only way to make it
21:16.10eppigyground beef
21:16.18eppigytomato sauce
21:16.22eppigytomatoe paste
21:16.23Kattycabernet Sauvigon
21:16.31eppigyuntil it is the right consistency
21:16.32lasko_*nom nom nom*
21:16.34eppigymushrooms
21:16.52eppigyI put pinot grigio in my rissoto
21:16.56eppigynaturaly
21:17.06eppigythat is my favorite
21:17.15Kattyi used diced tomatos, tomato sauce, tomato paste, onion, garlic, ground beef, (no mushrooms or green pepper), red wine, basil, oregano, brown sugar, salt...
21:17.22Kattyand then i put the spaghetti in there
21:17.25Kattyand let it simmer for an hour
21:17.29eppigyyes
21:17.31eppigyYES
21:17.34Kattyoh, black pepper, and crushed red pepper too
21:17.37Kattyand sometimes creole seasoning
21:17.38eppigywell yes
21:17.43eppigyI left out mah spices
21:17.52eppigyman
21:17.56eppigynow I am really hungry
21:18.01eppigy8[]
21:18.22Kattydo you serve it with french loaf?
21:18.43Kattyi've thought about it, but spaghetti already has so many carbs...
21:18.46eppigyI usually have no bread
21:18.58eppigyI am a mere single man
21:19.02eppigya simple man
21:19.25eppigyI am eat three meals a day at restraunts or fast food
21:19.37Katty:<
21:19.45eppigyand I have sargento cheese sticks in my fridge from time to time
21:19.47eppigy:>
21:19.54Kattylol
21:20.43eppigythat is pretty much my life
21:20.50eppigyI have my bed in my living room
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21:21.06eppigyand nothing but routers, switches, and servers in my bedroom
21:23.21Kattyyou need a girlfriend, stat :<
21:23.28eppigyyeah dude
21:23.31eppigyi guess so
21:23.41eppigyits not so bad
21:23.49eppigyI am just a simple dude
21:23.57eppigythat likes clothes and electronics
21:24.05eppigyI have no need for furniture
21:24.33eppigymy desk in my bedroom that I study on it the box my onkyo came in
21:24.37eppigy*is
21:24.57eppigyDINNER TIME
21:25.41Kattykbai
21:26.23DavidBerCan anyone assist on some inbound routing issues that go straight to busy?  :)
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21:28.17ThorianHBGood evening.
21:28.54Kattyhihi.
21:30.19ThorianHBIt seems I'm too dump to get by b410p running as intended.I configured 3 ports as external TE which work perfect ingoing and outgoing but the 4th port which i made an NT ptmp seems to not work and i have no idea what i missed to configure.
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21:31.05ThorianHBi would appreciate any hints in the correct direction
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21:38.51ThorianHBanybody here who could help me at it please?
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21:53.50telnettecheppigy: I have an ext that when voicemail answers and we press 0 it doesnt do anything
21:54.19telnettechI have checked and verified that operator=yes and that the o exten is setup in the context that invokes the voicemail app
21:54.58telnettechi can say that the extension that I need to answer this operator call is the same extension that was called in the first place
21:55.29telnettechany idea
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22:01.13MiccI'm trying to use the multiple parking lot feature in 1.6.0.9 but its saying I'm trying to include a nonexistent context. And while parsing features.conf it says context wsa not found, parkpos was not found, findslot was not found.
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22:06.29RoPBXhello all
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22:06.56RoPBXme again asking about PBX with no internet failing local calls.... somebody?
22:08.16telnettechi think most people have gone for the night
22:08.24SilentGreenhello guys
22:09.05SilentGreentrying to connect from a fritzbox fon 7170 with asterisk to a vserver with asterisk from paraguay to germany
22:09.36SilentGreeni think the phone (and internet) providerin this country blocks VoIP
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22:11.26SilentGreenthe connection seems to establish correctly, but no speech available on both sides
22:11.56SilentGreenis it possible to check the data over rtp udp if it is data or voice?
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22:13.18SilentGreenok than try another time
22:13.30wierdoSilentGreen, it is possible
22:13.54SilentGreenthanks wierdo. i thought so too
22:14.13SilentGreenany chance to get it to work? tunneling, or something else???
22:14.41wierdoSilentGreen, it is very complicated system and is very expensive, may be the problem is somewhere else
22:15.44SilentGreeni don't know exactly. some time ago it worked wonderful, and then just a phone call about 2 seconds is possible
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22:16.16wierdoSilentGreen, hmm, try changing ports
22:17.39wierdoSilentGreen, sip and rtp range
22:18.03SilentGreenwierdo, thats what i thought about, but i think the ports are only for establishing the connection, isn't it? the call goes over rtp and which ports?
22:19.00wierdoSilentGreen, mostly 10000-20000 in this range
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22:19.45SilentGreenok, than i will try. binports: 5060 adn 5061, are only to establish connect, right?
22:20.21wierdoyes
22:20.36RoPBXhi, please who knows how to resolve the problem on a PBX with internet failing???
22:20.54SilentGreenwierdo, thanks for this first. i will try.
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22:22.33RoPBX:<
22:22.50wierdoRoPBX, what exactly is the problem
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22:23.56RoPBXi have a PBX with 2 GS phones connected, and 1 SIP Trunk registered, local calls between phone1 to phone2 stop working when the internet connection fails
22:24.57RoPBXif  i remove te SIP trunk then local calls work fine
22:25.06wierdoRoPBX, Are the local phones connected via the local subnet or the WAN interface
22:25.17RoPBXlocal subnet
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22:26.06aaroneouscan anyone recommend the most robust/reliable ATA on the market these days?  We have several fax machines that I want to get off of POTS lines and onto t.38
22:27.10jameswf~t38
22:27.10infobothmm... t38 is see http://www.brooktrout.com/whitepapers/pdf/fax_over_ip.pdf for a decent overview of how it all works, no, it's not ready yet, we'll let you know. a really lousy spec. a lightweight fighter, also known as the Talon
22:27.24wierdoRoPBX, only the call between local A and B is failing, but the phones are still registered,  right?
22:27.51RoPBXyes, phones are registered, but calls fail
22:28.49wierdosome debug messages on the console ?
22:29.11RoPBXthe problem is bigger, because i was using two nics and a TDM card to make pstn local calls, but i reduced it to only one nic, and only calls between local phones
22:29.20RoPBXnop, any debug message
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22:30.32RoPBXit seems that asterisk try to make something with the SIP registration, because if I remove the registration of the SIP trunk the problem is gone
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22:31.26pfnpastebin a working dial sequence and a non-working one
22:32.43aaroneousjameswf: we're only using t38 internally..  we have direct PSTN connectivity over a PRI, with a cisco 3640 acting as our SIP-PRI gateway
22:33.22aaroneousin fact our QoS is so good internally that we may not even need t38
22:34.30RoPBXthis is the sequence in a working dial http://pastebin.com/m6f69e508
22:34.47RoPBXthe non-working one makes no output on the console
22:35.05pfnthen sip set debug on and pastebin
22:35.19RoPBXi only see a registration failure of the sip trunk, but that has nothing to do with the call
22:36.03RoPBXthe same, no output for the call, only the registration failure of the sip trunk
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22:36.33RoPBXif i remove the registration of the sip trunk then i can call between local phones
22:37.42RoPBXi found some people who told me to register a dump sip trunk to the loopback , but the problem persists
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23:05.39noisewaterphdHi, I can't get Asterisk to save voicemail greetings when you dial in to record new greetings, I have details pasted here: http://pastie.org/445490 Can anyone shed some light on the problem for me?  Or even point me in a direction to debug further?  Thanks!
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23:07.44drmessanoI need to spend some money on Alison sounds
23:07.56drmessanoI need a good "I'll be your huckleberry"
23:08.01leif[mobile]i need to spend some money on alison.
23:08.18leif[mobile]Wait, wrong room
23:09.09drmessanoHow do we get sounds added to the Asterisk sounds packages?  If I wanna pay Alison for VO's, how do we get those in asterisk-sounds?
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23:10.57mmlj4licensing, for one
23:12.35drmessanoI'm not interested in that bit.. that's trivial
23:16.00leif[mobile]drmessano: post to bugs, thats it
23:16.18leif[mobile]Assuming you've signed the license
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