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00:18.51S1lv3Ranyone here ?
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04:30.16JanSchhi. I am trying to use asterisk to proxy SIP to JACK. I register with a SIP provider, create an extension that Accepts and then runs the JACK application. unfortunately, what I get on the JACK client is just noise. the direction from the jack client towards the sip caller works. any ideas?
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06:04.41asteriskmonkey1can anyone tell me if the scaling issues with asterisk has been improved since 1.6?
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06:08.52carrarVersion shouldn't really have any effect on how you scale Asterisk
06:12.55asteriskmonkey1it does with deadlocks
06:13.08florzmuahaha :-)
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06:13.37florzwith some luck, they have replaced some of them with race conditions? ;-)
06:14.15asteriskmonkey1i dont know im trying to find out somewhere if its improved
06:14.23asteriskmonkey1cant really see anything at the moment
06:15.15asteriskmonkey1ive got an application that needs 1000's of concurrent calls per system
06:15.32asteriskmonkey1i might have to go with fs for saftey
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06:24.52JanSch_sry, got disconnected again
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13:59.52IsUphello
14:01.10fenrusoh hi there
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14:17.08S1lv3Rhiho
14:20.09S1lv3Rhow can i check my SIP Provider Status
14:33.00fenrussip show peers
14:33.11fenrusand sip show registry
14:34.29S1lv3Rfenrus
14:34.32S1lv3RS3DEBSRV01*CLI> sip show peers
14:34.32S1lv3RNo such command 'sip show peers' (type 'core show help sip show' for other possible commands)
14:34.46S1lv3RI use  Asterisk 1.6.2.9-2+squeeze4
14:35.05wdoekes2module load chan_sip.so
14:35.21S1lv3Rin which conf file ?
14:36.55SeRi?
14:37.15fenrus<PROTECTED>
14:37.20fenruscheck if the sip module is loaded
14:38.32S1lv3Rfenrus chan_sip.so                    Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)        0
14:40.45fenrusdoes it say that there's some modules loaded at the bottom ?
14:41.12fenrustry manually loading it as wdoekes2 wrote
14:41.16S1lv3Ronly app_adsiprog.so and chan_sip.so
14:41.54S1lv3R[Dec 31 15:41:29] WARNING[9593]: config.c:1100 process_text_line: parse error: No category context for line 1 of /etc/asterisk/sip.conf
14:42.01fenrusyey
14:42.04fenrusthere ya go
14:42.11S1lv3R^^
14:42.41fenrusyou probably need to start the file with [general] :)
14:43.59S1lv3R[Dec 31 15:43:35] WARNING[9650]: loader.c:791 load_resource: Module 'chan_sip.so' already exists.
14:44.20S1lv3Ris already loaded
14:45.24fenrustry sip reload
14:45.33fenrusand see if you've got some more errors
14:45.37fenruscheck the asterisk log aswell
14:47.03IonicCan an extension "name" also consist of +?
14:47.49S1lv3R1 SIP registrations.
14:47.55S1lv3Rthank you so much
14:52.10S1lv3Rwere can i disable pbx extensions?
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14:54.36fenrusremove them from your configuration
14:54.41fenrusor comment them out,
14:54.49fenrusthen reload the config with sip reload
14:56.58S1lv3Ri dount know in wich .conf
14:57.15fenrussip.conf ?
15:02.38IonicHmmm
15:11.38S1lv3RHmmm i dount understand the big extensions.conf
15:12.41S1lv3Ri need a small example conf for http://pastebin.com/gNMAj41R
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15:16.30S1lv3Rcan anyone assist me?
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15:32.48S1lv3R[Dec 31 16:32:22] NOTICE[9819]: chan_sip.c:20195 handle_request_invite: Failed to authenticate device <sip:0615358824@62.65.128.62>;tag=7990571d95c83c12fdc54912
15:32.51S1lv3RWhats wrong ?
15:33.17S1lv3RI have only the Voicemail
15:39.05fenrusfailed to authenticate the device
15:39.11fenrustry again :)
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16:04.12WIMPyIonic: Sure
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16:22.47IonicWIMPy: interesting... so now I have to replace + with 00
16:23.06WIMPyWhy?
16:23.13WIMPyWhat are you on about?
16:23.14IonicCause I can't call +bla :)
16:23.19IonicVia POTS
16:23.36IonicMaking landline calls through SIP and CAPI
16:24.06WIMPyDoes capi have screening capabilities?
16:24.09Ionic"normal" numbers from my cell work fine
16:24.13IonicUhm, screening?
16:24.30WIMPyvalidation/search/replace
16:24.45IonicNot sure
16:25.06WIMPyThat's the way I do it with chan_lcr.
16:25.13WIMPyscreen-out unknown +% international %
16:25.28WIMPyloves that feature.
16:25.39IonicWell basically my cell dials a number and this number is catched by the exten => _+X.,1,DIAL(CAPI/PRIMUXUSB/${EXTEN}) in [default]
16:26.00IonicI actually thought about using the substring option
16:26.20IonicLike ${EXTEN:1:ENDOFSTRING}
16:26.31IonicAnd putting 00 before ofc
16:27.17WIMPyYes, you can always do it in the dialplan.
16:27.31WIMPyOh, a USB device via CAPI?
16:27.34IonicYep
16:27.46IonicUSB ISDN card
16:27.54WIMPyDidn't know such a thing existed.
16:27.59IonicIt does :)
16:28.24IonicThough my installation is not quite "legal" when it comes to the driver/kernel module
16:28.27WIMPyMy experiences wit capi haven;t been the best.
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16:28.43IonicThe kernel exposes USB symbols to GPL modules only or something
16:29.02IonicThe original license is Proprietary, I edited that to GPLv2 and it works like a charm :p
16:29.29WIMPyThe normal el cheapo usb adapters work fine.
16:29.59WIMPyWith the kernel included drivers that is.
16:31.18IonicHeh there aren't too many USB ISDN/CAPI adapters working with Linux out there really...
16:31.33IonicThat was pretty much the only one I found, for $100
16:31.47WIMPyWell I hadn't heard of that combination before.
16:31.53WIMPyOuch.
16:32.39IonicSearched for AVM cards but couldn't really find any
16:32.44WIMPyWell, as I said: The cheap one would have been good.
16:33.22IonicWhat cheap ones? :)
16:33.36WIMPyEverythign HFC-USB is ok, like X-Tensions, Billion or Draytec.
16:33.37IonicBtw... testing 00${EXTEN:1}, guess that should do it
16:36.33Ionichttp://gh.de/10118 lol >200 EUR
16:37.18WIMPyThe AVM things *might* work via capi. Nor not.
16:38.11IonicIt should, or at least via misdn or something
16:38.23IonicAnyway the box I got works pretty fine
16:38.48IonicHa
16:38.50WIMPyNo, I don't think it will work with misdn. AVM don't do standard things.
16:39.39IonicIndeed, exten => _+X.,1,DIAL(CAPI/PRIMUXUSB/00${EXTEN:1}/b,180,t) seems to work fine :)
16:42.16WIMPywonders what the future of chan_capi looks like.
16:42.29IonicBtw, isn't all ISDN stuff using CAPI?
16:42.42WIMPyNo
16:42.47IonicHmm
16:42.59WIMPyUsually only the expensive stuff.
16:43.18IonicWhat card/driver/channel are you using?
16:43.27WIMPyUsually you have misdn today or for Asterisk you have dahdi and so on.
16:44.26IonicSo your card uses mISDN?
16:44.33WIMPyI'm using verious kinds of HFC interfaces, single PCI, quad PCI, octo PCI, USB, PRI PCI and Digium PRI.
16:44.56WIMPyExcept for the Digium they all run on misdn, yes.
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16:45.02IonicAh
16:46.39IonicI would have used some PCI BRI adapter if I had a free slot
16:47.42WIMPyI'm only using USB for testing, but I know they are being used in production successfully.
16:47.49IonicHm ok, one problem left, but I have no idea whether I can fix this in asterisk at all :|
16:48.26IonicSeems like an ISDN feature which can't be turned off/overriden due to the external bus
16:48.51IonicBasically, I can't reject phone calls "globally" from Asterisk if some other phone is ringing, too
16:49.11IonicOr for that matter, any device listening on the same MSN
16:49.30WIMPyNo, that't the way it works. If at least one terminal accepts the call, it will ring.
16:49.50IonicMh yeah but I don't want that
16:49.54WIMPyGet another USB dongle and connect the other phones to that.
16:50.20IonicI'd like to globally reject it
16:50.31IonicMy current workaround is Answer(); HangUp()
16:50.40WIMPyThen you have to be the only device.
16:50.47WIMPyevil
16:50.49IonicBut I don't like that as
16:50.49IonicYeah
16:50.59IonicThe other party pays for one minute, at least
17:01.34IsUphappy new year
17:02.13WIMPyIsUp: Wait until it's your time. No Cheating :-)
17:02.39IsUp:)
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19:42.00Oriihello :)
19:42.22Oriianyone here have asterisk working on PC-BSD?
19:43.23WIMPyonly knows FreeBSD, OpenBSD and NetBSD.
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19:46.17OriiPC-BSD is pretty much FreeBSD only its more for desktops
19:56.13S1lv3R~book
19:56.13infobotAsterisk: The Definitive Guide, 3rd Edition (ISBN 0-596-51734-3) available at http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596517342 - Asterisk: The Definitive Guide is released under a Creative Commons License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/us/) and is available for reading online at http://www.asteriskdocs.org/ or see ~buybook
19:57.06Oriii love that book :)
19:57.29S1lv3R^^
20:00.22Oriihmm freeswitch
20:02.18Oriieh i will look more into freeswitch another time. its asterisk time now! :D
20:04.35Oriii cant connect a ip phone directly to the router can i?
20:05.02Oriiit needs to be hooked up to the computer right?
20:05.34WIMPyThe other way round.
20:05.42Oriioh really?
20:05.47Oriiso just to the router?
20:05.58[TK]D-FenderIP phone = network device like any other
20:06.07Orii:') thank you
20:06.07WIMPyIf it's an IP phone, yes.
20:06.53WIMPyIf it's onle of those USB speakers sold as phone, you got screwed.
20:07.24Oriinah its linksys spa941
20:07.40Oriiip phone :)
20:07.43[TK]D-FenderAnd there is no explicit need for any router at all to use an IP phone
20:08.31Oriiif you dont have a router then what?
20:08.57[TK]D-FenderYou can plug an IP phone directly into a NIC on your server if that is what you cared to do
20:09.16[TK]D-FenderStop assuming what a deployment is meant to look like or what other technologies are going to be used
20:09.45Oriii think i need to read more about telephony and asterisk :)
20:09.57[TK]D-FenderYou might have a dumb switch, a couple of IP phones, and your server with a TDM card with analog lines on it.  Where do they need a router in that picture?
20:10.46Oriishrugs
20:10.52Oriiim very new to asterisk
20:11.10Oriisorry :/
20:13.28[TK]D-FenderThe very reason it's named Asterisk is that it was meant to be able to interact with all manner of telephony technologies.
20:14.29Oriiamazing
20:14.36WIMPy... in some way
20:14.44[TK]D-FenderYou could run * with pure analog phones & lines on a PCI card with NO networking at all if you want.  Or like me you could simply use * as a JUKEBOX and coffee timer.
20:15.25Oriiwell a pci card is out of my budget now
20:15.59Oriii dont have a job yet and money for chores does not exist :)
20:16.06[TK]D-FenderOrii: And you haven't stated anything that might suggest you could make use of or have need of one.
20:16.22Oriii dont need one either
20:16.40[TK]D-FenderGood reason not to just buy something....
20:16.56jpsharpI had an Asterisk install of 400+ users, not a PCI card in sight.
20:17.03Oriiwow
20:18.00jpsharpAll IP phones of somesort, talking to an upstream ISDN gateway box.
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20:19.42Oriii have much more too learn :)
20:20.32jpsharpAs I've told people in the past, its not "What can Asterisk do?" it is more "What do you want it to do?"
20:20.56Oriiits like bulding blocks right?
20:21.17jpsharpYou could say that.
20:21.54WIMPyJust the foundadion is broken. But the facade is shiney.
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21:07.11S1lv3Rasterisk is running my both Smartphone are reg with Asterisk. I can call with my Smartphone1 and when i will call with my Smartphone 2 to SP1, ihavnt sound. anone ideas? Both have the same audio settings
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21:19.20S1lv3Rokay my other WLan router support this
21:19.38S1lv3RWith my NetGear W-Lan works now
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21:48.31WintermeWIs it possible to place ACLs in Asterisk , like foo@realm is only able to call bar@realm ? and also to create alias , like  foobarÂ@realm redirects to foo@realm ? ( sorry if my questions look lame, am a complete Rookie in Asterisk config/admin
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21:52.17DelphiWorldhappy new year #asterisk
21:53.00[TK]D-FenderWintermeW: * is not a SIP proxy and doesn't really implement the concept of domains
21:53.19DelphiWorldWintermeW: opensips
21:53.31DelphiWorld[TK]D-Fender: :)
21:55.03WintermeWif i need a SIP Proxy i think i'd rather go with SER..it looks efficient and full of features
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23:00.17WIMPyhny
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23:39.12saxa2012 :)
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