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| 00:07.41 | WIMPy | Or they could all be patterns. |
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| 01:37.36 | phix | G'day |
| 01:38.24 | WIMPy | Good night |
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| 01:43.30 | zamba | WIMPy: i've gotten access to the Alcatel 4200C now.. but it turns out there's in fact no S0-cards on the PBX.. |
| 01:43.38 | zamba | they're named, but they're not present |
| 01:44.48 | WIMPy | I guess you need to buy hardware then. |
| 01:47.11 | zamba | WIMPy: but i have available T0s, but that won't help me? |
| 01:47.48 | WIMPy | If you get the fitting card... |
| 01:48.18 | zamba | WIMPy: which is? |
| 01:48.39 | zamba | WIMPy: you got an example? |
| 01:48.40 | WIMPy | Err, wait. T0? |
| 01:50.01 | zamba | that's what it says |
| 01:51.03 | WIMPy | That must be S0s I guess. |
| 01:52.04 | zamba | i have something called S0 + S0* accesses, of which i have none |
| 01:52.16 | zamba | then i have S0* accesses by itself, which is n/a |
| 01:52.26 | zamba | T0 accesses i have 6 and currently using 2 |
| 01:54.31 | WIMPy | If they are the kind of port you're currently using they must be the right kind. |
| 01:55.36 | WIMPy | I've never seen ports explicitely maked as T. Usually as S and rarely as S/T. |
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| 02:35.51 | TSCHAKMac | Is there a specification for Asterisk channel designations? I am needing to fix my routines to parse them. |
| 02:40.14 | ChannelZ | you mean the channel IDs? like SIP/Whatever-XXXXXXXX ? |
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| 03:20.02 | TSCHAKMac | ChannelZ: yes |
| 03:20.32 | WIMPy | No. |
| 03:21.14 | WIMPy | But we know that chan sip generates names as sip/<peername>-<randomserial>. |
| 03:25.44 | TSCHAKMac | sigh. |
| 03:26.14 | TSCHAKMac | that would work, if I knew all my users were just going to use SIP channels |
| 03:26.14 | TSCHAKMac | I guess I need to go code diving |
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| 03:26.50 | WIMPy | Doesn't help much. Some channels just generate serial numbers that have absolutely no meaning. |
| 03:26.59 | WIMPy | What do you try to achieve? |
| 03:27.42 | TSCHAKMac | I'm just needing to seperate out the channel type, and serial #s from the extensions |
| 03:27.54 | TSCHAKMac | this gets even uglier with Local channels, I know |
| 03:28.20 | WIMPy | Well, the <channeltype> "/" part is reliable. |
| 03:28.21 | TSCHAKMac | but I have a code base that integrates _VERY_ heavily with Asterisk, and I need to keep track of relevant phone calls throughout a house |
| 03:28.50 | TSCHAKMac | and it gets even weirder because I am having to migrate things over from MeetMe to ConfBridge |
| 03:29.13 | WIMPy | And why do you want to parse channel names for that? |
| 03:29.37 | TSCHAKMac | It's complicated |
| 03:29.39 | TSCHAKMac | :) |
| 03:29.56 | TSCHAKMac | the channel IDs are essentially the primary key for keeping track of calls and their status in a house |
| 03:30.25 | WIMPy | Ok, but you don't have to parse then so far. |
| 03:30.27 | TSCHAKMac | and I am needing to see if I can keep the existing code that we have, that worked from Asterisk 1.2 to 1.4 … |
| 03:30.39 | TSCHAKMac | or if I am just going to need to completely rewrite the damned thing |
| 03:30.55 | TSCHAKMac | because Asterisk development tends to throw the baby out with the bath water every few years |
| 03:31.27 | TSCHAKMac | is a core developer for LinuxMCE (what became of Pluto) |
| 03:31.37 | WIMPy | If you're not too involved. |
| 03:31.48 | WIMPy | never heard before. |
| 03:32.02 | TSCHAKMac | WIMPy: it's a smart home platform, that has existed for roughly about 10 years now. |
| 03:32.09 | TSCHAKMac | telecom is one of our functions. |
| 03:32.24 | WIMPy | just asked wikipedia about it :-) |
| 03:32.52 | WIMPy | Looks like something I might find usefull. |
| 03:33.28 | TSCHAKMac | we _really_ need at least one Asterisk guy to come in and help clean up the bit rot |
| 03:33.34 | TSCHAKMac | and get our phone system back up to snuff. |
| 03:36.32 | TSCHAKMac | i'm having to learn Asterisk from scratch, because nobody is stepping up to fix the breakages that have happened in the last few releases, and I need it all to work. |
| 03:37.27 | WIMPy | I'm just reading the telecom page. What kind of functions do you have that have such special needs? |
| 03:38.50 | TSCHAKMac | well, we keep track of family members in the house |
| 03:39.06 | TSCHAKMac | and if there is a presence detection event that happens where one family member moves from one room to another |
| 03:39.15 | TSCHAKMac | we switch from one soft phone to the next |
| 03:39.23 | TSCHAKMac | automatically |
| 03:39.46 | WIMPy | Ok, but that doesn't require anything fancy. |
| 03:40.07 | WIMPy | Just a condition fo rcall routing. |
| 03:40.08 | TSCHAKMac | as well as transfer and conference for phone calls, from the floorplan, etc. |
| 03:40.32 | WIMPy | Not sure what that means. |
| 03:41.38 | TSCHAKMac | basically just transferring phone calls graphically throughout a house by tapping on items on a floorplan, etc.. we have a whole assisted (interactive) transfer mechanism in place that keeps in sync with the UI (which is house wide) |
| 03:42.07 | WIMPy | Ok. |
| 03:42.09 | TSCHAKMac | also, only ringing extensions where users are actually present, if you choose to call a particular user (from the phone IVR menu for example) |
| 03:42.44 | WIMPy | But I still don't see why you want to (try to) make any sense of channel names. |
| 03:42.45 | TSCHAKMac | as well as speak in house (which connects all the phones together so that you can ward off burglars), connect all the neighbours together so they can coordinate with police, etc. |
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| 03:43.06 | TSCHAKMac | a lot of work went into making the telecom system work, only to have it break because things changed underneath |
| 03:44.04 | WIMPy | That has put off quite some developers in the past. |
| 03:44.20 | TSCHAKMac | Pluto started with AMP, and we added a bunch of custom stuff on top of it…AMP became FreePBX, and eventually we ripped away the FreePBX GUI and just did away with it and do everything in a mysql database now |
| 03:44.22 | WIMPy | But it's also possible that things just weren't doen in a sensible way. |
| 03:44.44 | TSCHAKMac | and I am faced with the decision of whether I rip everything out and start over |
| 03:44.47 | TSCHAKMac | or if there is something that can be salvaged. |
| 03:44.53 | TSCHAKMac | then i salvage it. |
| 03:45.12 | TSCHAKMac | but it has gotten progressively worse, as the asterisk version has marched on |
| 03:45.53 | TSCHAKMac | (we are bound to the version of asterisk shipped by default with the particular ubuntu LTS release that we track, at a given time) |
| 03:46.30 | WIMPy | How old is that? |
| 03:46.45 | TSCHAKMac | right now, we're tracking 1204. |
| 03:46.47 | TSCHAKMac | which |
| 03:46.52 | TSCHAKMac | uses… asterisk 1.8 |
| 03:47.15 | TSCHAKMac | which is a bit of a problem because, ConfBridge in 1.8 has a nasty habit of crashing |
| 03:47.22 | WIMPy | That has the old ConfBridge. |
| 03:47.30 | TSCHAKMac | yes, I know |
| 03:47.35 | WIMPy | And had almost no features. |
| 03:47.59 | WIMPy | If ou want to change things. make them work with 11. |
| 03:48.06 | WIMPy | you |
| 03:48.39 | TSCHAKMac | sigh. |
| 03:48.46 | TSCHAKMac | *nod* |
| 03:48.49 | WIMPy | Asterisk is so much work in progress, I wouldn't go for anything but the latest. |
| 03:48.58 | WIMPy | Well, I wouldn't go for 12. |
| 03:49.04 | TSCHAKMac | problem is, that makes it even more difficult on us |
| 03:49.12 | TSCHAKMac | we have to maintain 4 million lines of OUR OWN CODE |
| 03:49.19 | WIMPy | But there's still so many fixes and improvements. |
| 03:50.15 | TSCHAKMac | it's a bit pretentious to think that it is ok for us to also keep our own "vendor" packages as well. |
| 03:50.52 | WIMPy | No one said it's easy to use Asterisk. |
| 03:51.40 | TSCHAKMac | anyway... |
| 03:52.01 | TSCHAKMac | if anybody can help us, that'd be great… otherwise, ok..fine… i'll get this working eventually. |
| 03:52.32 | WIMPy | I still have no idea why you want to try to make any sense of channel names. |
| 03:53.05 | TSCHAKMac | I'm auditing the code to see why this is the case. |
| 03:53.15 | TSCHAKMac | i can't tell you 100% why this is the case, yet. |
| 03:53.30 | TSCHAKMac | This code was written by set of people who are long gone, now. |
| 03:53.41 | TSCHAKMac | and will never be coming back. |
| 03:54.04 | TSCHAKMac | I'm stuck with doing this ,because quite frankly, nobody else gives a shit. |
| 03:54.11 | WIMPy | It's just impossible to mak any suggestions without knowing what's going on. |
| 03:54.27 | TSCHAKMac | most families have cell phones, why the hell do they need a home phone system? ;) |
| 03:54.29 | TSCHAKMac | oh, I know |
| 03:54.36 | TSCHAKMac | believe me, I know |
| 03:54.49 | TSCHAKMac | it's why I started with the question that I did. |
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| 04:57.49 | Penguin | If you're going to be using 1.8 for a while longer, it might make more sense to stick to MeetMe for now. |
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| 05:49.56 | ChannelZ | Technology/Resource-ID |
| 05:51.21 | ChannelZ | Seems easy enough to parse to me |
| 05:52.12 | ChannelZ | (and incidentally it looks like *12 will be a much better platform to write custom apps on top of) |
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| 07:25.42 | atan | Incoming calls to mobile SIP devices show the caller as number@ip -- is there any way to adjust how that's sent out to the SIP client, or is that something the SIP client is doing with it? |
| 07:34.29 | ChannelZ | Could be either. |
| 07:35.47 | ChannelZ | you can do a NoOp(${CALLERID(all)}) just prior to your Dial() to see what the CallerID info is set to; If it shows up differently that's probably a choice the client is making to display (the IP it shows I assume is your asterisk) |
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| 09:06.49 | atan | ChannelZ, am going to give that a try to see what shows :) thanks! |
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| 09:10.44 | atan | Caller ID looks to be in the normal format using ${CALLERID(all)}, drat. Guess it's the device. Not a huge deal. |
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| 10:03.27 | G00r | Evening all |
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| 10:03.52 | G00r | Happy ecconomy boosting holidays to you all |
| 10:05.04 | G00r | Question.. Several sites make reference to call queue games, but I can't find anything more than this. Just wondering if anyone has knows if they exists and where one might get a hold of said script? |
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| 15:17.32 | jeffspeff | I keep getting this error. I have re-imaged this server and recompiled multiple times, always getting this result. Any ideas? asterisk: error while loading shared libraries: libasteriskssl.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory |
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| 15:21.12 | Valduare | is there libasteriskssl.so ? |
| 15:21.16 | jeffspeff | yes |
| 15:21.25 | jeffspeff | it is there and i've checked the permissions |
| 15:21.27 | Valduare | permissions issue? |
| 15:21.31 | Valduare | k |
| 15:22.19 | jeffspeff | the odd thing is that the script i use works fine on a regular computer and on the VM's that i make. i can't get it working on a rackspace vm though. |
| 15:23.08 | Valduare | something to do with your path then I bet |
| 15:23.22 | jeffspeff | how so? |
| 15:24.13 | jeffspeff | it's in /usr/lib/ where it's supposed to be |
| 15:24.45 | Valduare | do you need ssl? |
| 15:25.05 | jeffspeff | i was hoping to play with it. |
| 15:25.25 | Valduare | k google says its probably issue with cache "dynamic linker cache |
| 15:25.39 | Valduare | it says to refresh it with ldconfig |
| 15:26.00 | jeffspeff | can you give me a link to that? i haven't seen that yet. |
| 15:26.03 | Valduare | otherwise |
| 15:26.10 | Valduare | asterisk will install it in user/lib |
| 15:26.40 | Valduare | but on some distro's it likes to be in /usr/lib64 i.e. fedora and rhel |
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| 15:28.25 | jeffspeff | so run ldconfig before i do ./configure |
| 15:29.44 | Valduare | take a snapshot and then try it out |
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| 15:37.48 | jeffspeff | yeah, tried that. now it just says illegal instruction when i try to run it. |
| 15:38.58 | Valduare | what distro |
| 15:39.49 | Valduare | enter in "make menuselect" -> "Compiler flags" and disable "BUILD_NATIVE" option; then recompile Asterisk |
| 15:40.00 | Valduare | http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19607378/illegal-instruction-error-comes-when-i-start-asterisk-1-8-22 |
| 15:40.17 | Chainsaw | People and their Xen boxes. |
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| 15:43.08 | jeffspeff | Valduare, CentOS |
| 15:44.44 | Valduare | I keep having issues like this with centOS and major open source projects so I switched to ubuntu server with the 12.04 version and have not had any problems since |
| 15:57.54 | jeffspeff | this is the first time ive had an issue like this |
| 15:58.23 | Penguin | Is there something wrong with the asterisk packages? |
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| 15:58.53 | jeffspeff | Penguin, are you referring to the rpm packages? |
| 16:00.54 | Penguin | Yes. |
| 16:01.15 | jeffspeff | i didn't use the packages. i build from source |
| 16:01.25 | Penguin | Specifically, the RPMs that are in the digigum repo that work on CentOS. |
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| 17:06.28 | Katty | morning |
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| 17:09.40 | newtonr | Katty, howdy! |
| 17:10.38 | Katty | waves |
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| 17:21.29 | carrar | waves back |
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| 18:08.40 | bsdice | using externhost that resolves to (reachable ipv4/ipv6) host with upstream pear only talking ipv4 (also only ipv4 dns host) will result in no audio RTP coming back from person called |
| 18:08.46 | bsdice | I presume that's a bug |
| 18:08.57 | bsdice | pear = peer |
| 18:09.15 | bsdice | been eathing too much fruits today hrhr |
| 18:09.55 | bsdice | since it's christmas I won't report or fix it :) |
| 18:10.19 | bsdice | of course Asterisk and IPv6 is unsupported |
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| 18:25.22 | newtonr | bsdice, did you get a packet cap on the far end to verify where the far end is sending the RTP? |
| 18:25.52 | newtonr | bsdice, and where do we tell them to send it in the SDP? |
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| 18:36.28 | bsdice | newtonr far end does not support IPv6 I think, so Contact: <me@ipv6> causes far end RTP stream to me to go nowhere |
| 18:36.48 | bsdice | I can reproduce it of course |
| 18:36.59 | bsdice | <PROTECTED> |
| 18:37.55 | bsdice | and its just calls I initiate, far end initiating appears to work |
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| 18:39.02 | phix | Webster is the worst |
| 18:39.37 | phix | You know, the guy who ruined English for America? |
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| 18:40.21 | bsdice | newtonr what it obviously should do with sip peer is stay with ipv4 not send remote end a Contact: it can possibly not send to (ipv6, because unsupported etc.) |
| 18:40.58 | bsdice | removing externhost fixes problem |
| 18:41.09 | bsdice | don't need it anyway |
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| 18:44.24 | bsdice | sup phix |
| 18:44.53 | bsdice | seen some 5060 udp probes on firewall |
| 18:44.55 | ChannelZ-Wk | bs dice? bsd ice? |
| 18:44.59 | bsdice | bsd ice |
| 18:45.08 | bsdice | although friends spell it bs dice as well |
| 18:45.11 | ChannelZ-Wk | just wondered :) |
| 18:45.23 | bsdice | used to run freebsd many years |
| 18:45.28 | bsdice | now goofing around in ubuntu |
| 18:46.00 | bsdice | so anyway those 5060 udp probes |
| 18:46.05 | bsdice | thinking about allowing guests |
| 18:46.12 | bsdice | put them into a stupid default context |
| 18:46.18 | bsdice | take every call |
| 18:46.28 | bsdice | turn on MixMonitor |
| 18:46.47 | bsdice | playback a nice message from the president |
| 18:46.56 | bsdice | and send mp3 off to me by mail |
| 18:47.05 | bsdice | including source ip and dest number |
| 18:47.05 | Penguin | I've been doing that for a long time and have never heard anything useful. Those probes almost never set up media. |
| 18:47.12 | bsdice | drat |
| 18:47.15 | ChannelZ-Wk | I just fail2ban them, no sense in wasting bandwidth on them. I think most of them are just SIP probes anyway, not an actual person trying to make a call. They database successes for later real use |
| 18:47.38 | bsdice | no abuse attempts ever? |
| 18:47.38 | Penguin | They just connect to see if they can make the call. If they can, they might come back later and set up media to make an actual call. |
| 18:48.02 | bsdice | read about a guy on ip phone forum (German) that got abused with 2k eur in charges |
| 18:48.20 | Penguin | He didn't understand asterisk. |
| 18:48.26 | bsdice | so |
| 18:48.27 | ChannelZ-Wk | negligence |
| 18:48.31 | _Corey_ | I caught one exploiting a customer once and recorded the calls... it was a crappy Festival TTS voice saying something like "we are your bank and your cards are not good so enter your card number now" |
| 18:48.40 | _Corey_ | :) |
| 18:48.43 | Penguin | It's very easy to correctly set up contexts and extensions so that things like that do not happen. |
| 18:48.45 | bsdice | it means people come and try to play with your phone machine |
| 18:49.32 | bsdice | I have no intention of allowing outbound calls proxied from anon |
| 18:49.35 | bsdice | just mess with them |
| 18:49.53 | bsdice | maybe hook them up with a Tom Mabe style crime scene |
| 18:49.57 | Penguin | Let's test your FreeBSD memories... |
| 18:50.13 | bsdice | make buildworld |
| 18:50.18 | Penguin | I need to use the .netrc file for some ftp stuff. Where the hell is the default or sample netrc file? |
| 18:50.34 | bsdice | oh crud I ever used vsftpd |
| 18:50.54 | Penguin | I'm not talking about vsftpd, so we're good there. |
| 18:51.03 | bsdice | ugh |
| 18:51.12 | bsdice | "locate netrc" |
| 18:51.14 | bsdice | :) |
| 18:51.22 | bsdice | find / -name .netrc |
| 18:51.31 | bsdice | find / -name '*netrc' |
| 18:51.38 | Penguin | I don't have a locate database, but I did search for it with find. Nothing useful was found. |
| 18:51.47 | Penguin | I did find / -name \*netrc\* |
| 18:52.02 | ChannelZ-Wk | did you ask The Man? |
| 18:52.11 | bsdice | Santa? |
| 18:52.25 | Penguin | I started to, but got busy with lunch. |
| 18:52.30 | ChannelZ-Wk | man netrc |
| 18:52.47 | Penguin | I'll get back to that as soon as I finish my "Souper Meal." |
| 18:52.57 | Penguin | No manual entry for netrc |
| 18:53.41 | ChannelZ-Wk | BSD is one I never ran. I think I downloaded a couple years and years ago but never got to it |
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| 18:54.38 | Penguin | I've been running FreeBSD servers for many years, but this is a client issue. I want to run the ftp client and pull settings from the .netrc, which doesn't exist. |
| 18:55.50 | Penguin | I saw a couple things on Google that will probably get me to the right place, but I need to finish lunch before I get back into searching. |
| 18:57.09 | bsdice | if you want real pain, try to update dyndns AAAA when ipv6 RA configures ppp0 |
| 18:57.55 | newtonr | bsdice, i think I get what you are saying now. please file a bug when you get the chance and can include full logs, packet trace, etc. |
| 18:58.23 | bsdice | yeah newtonr if I haven't forgotten after xmas :) |
| 18:58.49 | navaismo | hey Penguin the other day i was watching 9gag and i remember you-->http://i.imgur.com/bkfa2ej.jpg |
| 18:58.50 | bsdice | always feeling a little like pestering because * is working nicely enough as it is |
| 18:58.57 | bsdice | and hey, for free |
| 18:59.24 | newtonr | bsdice, that's what calendars, smartphones, post it notes and significant others are for. reminding you of things |
| 18:59.24 | bsdice | altough sip channel driver .c file is like 1 meg source code |
| 18:59.37 | Penguin | navaismo: Thanks! |
| 19:03.52 | ChannelZ-Wk | Is he pleasuring himself with his own mouth? |
| 19:04.38 | navaismo | I dont know about Penguin but the cartoon seems so |
| 19:04.40 | Penguin | http://www.mavetju.org/unix/netrc.php |
| 19:05.03 | bsdice | you know what I do in such cases Penguin |
| 19:05.10 | bsdice | I read the source |
| 19:05.25 | bsdice | step 2 go on Twitter and curse at the developers for not bothering to write man page |
| 19:05.44 | bsdice | step 3 realize that thing was written in the 80s and one of the devs is dead |
| 19:05.49 | bsdice | the other is like 90 |
| 19:05.58 | bsdice | step 4 apologize and install windows :) |
| 19:07.58 | bsdice | Penguin so whats the problem |
| 19:08.02 | bsdice | touch ~/.netrc |
| 19:08.09 | bsdice | nano ~/.netrc |
| 19:08.13 | bsdice | put in machine user pass |
| 19:08.19 | Penguin | laughs at nano |
| 19:08.41 | Penguin | There's also no reason to touch a file that you're going to immediately turn around and write to. |
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| 19:08.54 | bsdice | yeah? I laugh at no man's editor that GETS THE JOB DONE :) |
| 19:09.27 | Penguin | I found a simple web page, listed above, that shows the syntax of what I wanted to put into the .netrc file. |
| 19:10.04 | bsdice | we use lftp to upload our CA crl every day |
| 19:10.09 | bsdice | better to automate |
| 19:10.15 | bsdice | found in ports |
| 19:10.18 | Penguin | I put in the stuff, but I forgot to set the permissions on the file. |
| 19:10.36 | Penguin | ftp: Error: .netrc file is readable by others. |
| 19:10.36 | Penguin | ftp: Remove password or make file unreadable by others. |
| 19:10.37 | bsdice | but its just for authentication |
| 19:10.44 | bsdice | chmod 400 ~/.netrc |
| 19:11.01 | bsdice | hicks |
| 19:11.03 | Penguin | Already did it. |
| 19:11.04 | ChannelZ-Wk | power to the pico (now nano) |
| 19:11.16 | bsdice | nano is the freeloader version |
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| 19:12.12 | ChannelZ-Wk | Yes.. pico came with mutt or something didn't it? |
| 19:12.39 | bsdice | in lftp you just do: set ftp:ssl-force true set ftp:ssl-protect-data true set ftp:ssl-protect-list yes set ssl:check-hostname yes set ssl:verify-certificate yes set ssl:ca-file ca.crt open -u yourlogin,thepass yourhostname put -O ca crl.pem quit |
| 19:13.00 | bsdice | every set in new line |
| 19:13.04 | bsdice | open too |
| 19:13.23 | _Corey_ | ChannelZ-Wk: It was distributed with Pine but due to licensing issues with UW Pine couldn't be included any more |
| 19:13.33 | bsdice | yeah pine, that was it |
| 19:13.50 | bsdice | back in the day when CDE was the sjit on Sun Ultra 1 |
| 19:13.51 | ChannelZ-Wk | ahh yeah pine. |
| 19:14.07 | _Corey_ | That was a long time ago, now that I actually think about it |
| 19:14.21 | bsdice | https://twitter.com/seitics/status/410539684368896000 throwing this out on Friday |
| 19:14.41 | bsdice | been using it as kinda geek furniture |
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| 21:07.44 | jmetro | any way to dump a config out of a polycom 331? |
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| 21:44.59 | bklang | Hey all. I've got 80 people sitting in 80 conference people (80 lonely channels connected to nothing). This is causing Asterisk to be steady at 72% CPU. Is this expected? |
| 21:45.39 | bklang | ANd is there any way to optimize that? I anticipate that most of my conference bridges will be exactly 1 or 2 people, meaning that I won't need much mixing or transcoding (everybody will be ulaw) |
| 21:46.07 | navaismo | confbridge or meetme? |
| 21:46.11 | bklang | confbridge |
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| 21:50.26 | navaismo | asterisk 1.8 or 11 |
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| 21:54.42 | bklang | navaismo: Asterisk 11 |
| 21:55.21 | navaismo | hmm, which timer source are you using? |
| 21:55.55 | bklang | good question, checking |
| 21:56.18 | bklang | timerfd |
| 21:57.17 | bklang | is there a better timing source? |
| 21:57.22 | navaismo | brrr |
| 21:57.54 | navaismo | timerfd seems better than dahdi so i choose the answer to that-->no |
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| 22:02.23 | bklang | ok :) |
| 22:02.36 | bklang | so is it unusual to see such high CPU with a low number of conference bridges? |
| 22:02.53 | bklang | I had thought I heard that ConfBridge optimized audio mixing paths when the number of participants could be optimised |
| 22:04.41 | navaismo | confbridge indeed is optimized compared with meetme so yes i think that is a weird behavior but unfortunately i cant help much about that |
| 22:05.23 | bklang | alright, thanks anyway |
| 22:12.10 | mjordan | bklang: that sounds odd to me |
| 22:12.34 | coreyf1513 | bklang: from what I can see in asterisk 11 a ulaw channel in confbridge is transcoded to/from slin. I checked with 'core show channel <channel_name>' |
| 22:12.50 | mjordan | bklang: what are the translation paths between the participants? |
| 22:14.00 | mjordan | In a multi-party conference, everything gets translated into slin. But ulaw => slin should be a trivial translation |
| 22:15.55 | jblack | Penguin: Hey, are you stalking the channel? |
| 22:16.50 | Penguin | Are you asking if I am paying attention and recognize that you're asking me a question? |
| 22:17.20 | ChannelZ-Wk | Is the conference set to a weird samplerate or something causing it to do extra work to decode/mix/reencode? And for low numbers of people per conf you might turn off silence detection, denoise and things to keep it from working more |
| 22:18.19 | ChannelZ-Wk | You could also try bumping up the mix interval a little |
| 22:18.40 | mjordan | bklang: saw your e-mail on app-dev, I'll respond there later tonight |
| 22:20.00 | jblack | I'm asking if you're present. =) |
| 22:20.32 | Penguin | I am present. |
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| 22:35.45 | drmessano | hmmm |
| 22:39.33 | ChannelZ-Wk | (things that make you go) |
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| 22:44.12 | kbukhari | hi |
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| 22:44.50 | kbukhari | i need to know if some one used chan_sync.so or any module works like chan_sync.so |
| 22:46.31 | Penguin | channelz-wk: Prune juice? |
| 22:48.27 | kbukhari | i need to know if some one used chan_sync.so or any module works like chan_sync.so |
| 22:49.15 | drmessano | You dont need to keep repeating |
| 22:49.23 | Katty | hello my asterisk does not work at all how to fix pls? is urgent thx. |
| 22:49.25 | drmessano | There was ONE line between your requests |
| 22:49.48 | drmessano | Katty, I can only GUESS what could be wrong with your install |
| 22:50.12 | Katty | oh danny boy! |
| 22:50.22 | Katty | the pizzas the pizzas are calling |
| 22:50.25 | drmessano | The asterisk are calling? |
| 22:50.26 | drmessano | Oh |
| 22:50.31 | drmessano | That too |
| 22:50.44 | Katty | from pizza hut to little ceasars down the road.... |
| 22:50.57 | file | wonders what chan_sync is |
| 22:51.02 | Katty | the summre's gone and all the ice is falling :< |
| 22:51.11 | Katty | its' you, it's you, must go and eat some pizza! |
| 22:51.33 | Katty | wait. pizza doesn't rhyme with road |
| 22:52.00 | Katty | oh well. ;) |
| 22:52.15 | kbukhari | chan_sync is module for asterisk wich do encyrption and voip optiization. |
| 22:52.38 | Katty | hugs on drmessano |
| 22:52.51 | kbukhari | optimization* i mean |
| 22:52.58 | jblack_ | Katty!!! |
| 22:53.06 | drmessano | hugs the Katty |
| 22:53.38 | Katty | mister black! |
| 22:53.45 | Katty | hugs on jblack_ |
| 22:53.55 | jblack_ | ==D |
| 22:54.19 | Katty | you still in washington? |
| 22:54.26 | Katty | building clouds. |
| 22:57.36 | drmessano | This ipv6 stuff is a pain |
| 22:57.57 | Katty | nods |
| 22:58.06 | ChannelZ-Wk | No more remembering a quick IP |
| 22:58.24 | kbukhari | op kbukhari |
| 22:58.31 | Katty | jblack_: totally jealous of that fireplace, btw |
| 22:58.42 | drmessano | I'm trying to get my Sage certification from HE |
| 22:58.59 | Katty | drmessano: maybe you should go for a Thyme certification from SHE |
| 22:59.00 | drmessano | Everything looks correct, but eh |
| 22:59.15 | drmessano | lol |
| 22:59.17 | jblack_ | I am! I'm spokane for the holiday with Erin, but I'll be back in Redmond on christmas night |
| 23:00.02 | Katty | nods |
| 23:00.31 | jblack_ | The boss let me "work from home by studying switch documentation" today so that I could have a few days in spokane |
| 23:00.50 | Katty | 11400? |
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| 23:01.20 | Katty | hopes she sent xmas card to the right address |
| 23:01.38 | jblack_ | 11400 #n204 |
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| 23:01.45 | Katty | ok phew. |
| 23:02.01 | jblack_ | 11400 NE 132nd st #n204, kirkland, wa 92034 I think |
| 23:02.04 | Katty | i sent them out sat, but i doubt it will arrive before you get home anyway |
| 23:02.14 | jblack_ | I still have to find your card. :p |
| 23:02.21 | Katty | just don't post my address in the channel |
| 23:02.24 | Katty | i don't want it archived in google |
| 23:02.41 | Katty | :P |
| 23:02.49 | Katty | and there's creepers like drmessano |
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| 23:02.55 | Katty | he'd totally use my address for no good. |
| 23:03.04 | jblack_ | He'd mail you fish. |
| 23:03.19 | Katty | i can't say he's ever mailed me a fish. |
| 23:03.31 | jblack_ | you also can't say he won't. :p |
| 23:03.31 | Katty | drmessano: please don't mail me a fish. |
| 23:03.45 | Katty | yes. this is why i asked him to not send me one *hee* |
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| 23:04.20 | Penguin | katty: The card I got from you gave me a laugh. Thanks! |
| 23:04.58 | drmessano | lol |
| 23:05.21 | drmessano | I'm waiting to mail my cards out |
| 23:06.08 | jblack_ | I'm not very good at sending out cards. |
| 23:06.41 | jblack_ | If I were google, I'd totally stalk people, and offer a Meaningful trinket service, where it uses the past searches for sender and sendee to get the perfect gift. |
| 23:07.29 | Katty | Penguin: glad to hear it ;) |
| 23:07.45 | Katty | jblack_: that's ok. i like xmas cards in may! |
| 23:07.52 | Katty | anywho. gotta go home and make dinner. |
| 23:08.02 | Katty | everyone's starving, and doesn't know how to cook for themselves. you know the story ;) |
| 23:08.21 | jblack_ | and I've seen what you can make |
| 23:08.44 | Katty | mhmm |
| 23:08.46 | Katty | poofs |
| 23:09.02 | drmessano | holds his nose |
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| 23:12.24 | jblack_ | snickers |
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