IRC log for #asterisk on 20151025

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06:33.15cesuraseanhey you guys, i cant login to default web portal for asterisk for some odd reason.
06:33.30cesuraseanhow hard is it to set this thing up?
06:34.11cesuraseanwhat is the default password? the secret, right?
06:35.31cesuraseannevermind
06:35.33cesuraseanfigured it out
06:35.47cesurasean[admin] is the username. was using mark.
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09:46.22sptmHi guys! There's a question I can't figure out by myself...anyone knows how can we play an announce to the client when transferring him to the specific number (we have to check it) via attended transfer? Thanks!
10:54.43WIMPySet the MOH class.
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15:27.26DovidCan anyone help me with this error? http://pastebin.com/TuAWj7qG
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21:54.53VoyageIs it true that I can get one channel unlimited phone calls to US package for like around $20? I was not able to find many by google though
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22:24.37CurtNhi people i have with asterisk, can you help me please :)
22:25.13CurtNMy problem is that i have two users and i can call each other but i dont have voice during the call :'(
22:46.26CurtNanyone ? :'(
22:52.07CurtNi dont have any errors or warnings
22:53.34WIMPyThat's perfectely normal. Just google for sip and on-way audio. It's usually related to NAT.
22:58.48CurtNthank you man i'll do that
22:59.12CurtNbut i dont have one way audio
22:59.16CurtNi just dont have audio at all
22:59.46CurtNbtw thanks :)
22:59.53WIMPySo you probably just have two problems of that sort.
23:04.56CurtNasterisk just makes me want to suicide :p
23:05.15CurtNwe'll so i have to forward ports
23:05.48WIMPyThat usually takes a much longer time.
23:11.40toastedyou'll probably need to forward ports 5060 & 10000-20000 (or narrow down a range)
23:12.17toastedand secure those ports via iptables
23:15.33CurtNwell with portforwarding i have this options :
23:15.34CurtNexternal port start | port end | internal port | internal host | remote host
23:16.02CurtN10000 |20000 | but i dont know what to put for others
23:16.31CurtNi know that my asterisk servers ip is 104.131.xxx.xxx
23:17.19Voyagehow do I just dial a number via dialplan on reload?
23:17.53Voyagea predefined number. thats it.
23:18.12WIMPyVoyage: Not possible from within Asterisk.
23:18.29VoyageWIMPy,   dialplan can dial numbers. no?
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23:19.07WIMPyDialplan handles calls. But calls don't come out of thin air.
23:19.24WIMPyAnd a reload is certainly not a call.
23:20.24VoyageWIMPy,  right. reload is when it reads the dialplan scripts. Thats why I used the word reload. Now What if I want to call 120 subscribers one after another at 3pm?
23:21.47Voyage[TK]D-Fender,  are you around sir?
23:21.57WIMPyYou need to generate those calls. See originate. Available via *CLI, call files, or AMI.
23:22.06Voyagehm
23:22.41CurtNtoasted: WIMPy any idea ? :)
23:23.08VoyageWIMPy,  ok.  where exactly to see 'originate'?
23:23.27WIMPyCurtN: Nope, No idea what you're dealing with there.
23:24.07WIMPy>> originate -> vvailable via *CLI (channel originate), call files, or AMI (originate).
23:24.20VoyageWIMPy,  by the way, I dont have a hard phone.
23:24.54CurtNi have to forward 10 000-20 000 and 5060 (maybe 8088 too) to activate audio in sip calls but i dont know what settings to put in my forwarding table ( external port start | port end | internal port | internal host | remote host)
23:24.55VoyageWIMPy,  ok, whats the easiest way to do that? any wiki?
23:25.21CurtNWIMPy: that's because i have no audio between two connected users
23:25.41VoyageWIMPy,  I mean, by which it would auto call next number once the call is dropped or the recorded message is stopped being played
23:26.00WIMPyCurtN: Wherever you found 8088, that's not related to calls, unless you configure somethign to use non-standard ports.
23:26.27CurtN8088 is for my websocket, i use webrtc and sipjs
23:26.53WIMPyVoyage: If you want to work on a sequential list, AMI is your friend.
23:27.05WIMPyCurtN: Oh, ok. NFI about that.
23:27.22VoyageWIMPy,  ok, sequential list cannot be handled by CLI or call files?
23:27.48toastedCurtN: to forward the ports you'll need to give your asterisk box a static address and that'll be the internal host you point to... probably best if you go google your router model + port forwarding
23:27.53WIMPyVoyage: You wouldn't know when the call has finished.
23:28.17CurtNi have a static public address for my asterisk
23:28.41CurtNso what is internal port & remote host for ?
23:28.46WIMPyCurtN: And Asterisk needs to be configured for use behind NAT, i.e. it needs to know the external IP.
23:29.53VoyageWIMPy,  oh. so in both the cases of CLI or call files. I wouldnt know when the call has finished or the audo file had finished?
23:30.18CurtNWIMPy: i have set the exter ip address
23:30.19WIMPyVoyage: Not easily.
23:30.43WIMPyVia AMI you get all information about the ongoing calls, so it's easy to react on whatever you want.
23:30.44CurtNbut for portforwarding i am asked a internal port and i cant know what to put there
23:31.15WIMPyCurtN: I'd try nothing in the hope that means unaltered.
23:31.33toastedmatch them up internal & external
23:32.02VoyageWIMPy,  ok, I also want certain actions or logs if the user presses '1' for example or '2' during the call. I think thats the thing for AMI too and not for CLI or files?
23:32.04toasted<WAN IP>:5060 -> <INTERNAL IP>:5060
23:32.30toastedI recommend you read the book
23:32.32toasted~book
23:32.34infobotAsterisk: The Definitive Guide, 4th Edition (ISBN 1-4493-3242-0) available at http://oreilly.com/catalog/0636920025894 - Asterisk: The Definitive Guide is released under a Creative Commons License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/us/) and a version is available for reading online at http://www.asteriskdocs.org/ or see ~buybook
23:32.41WIMPyVoyage: That could be done in the dialplan. But you would also get that information via AMI.
23:33.31VoyageWIMPy,  ok so AMI is my best option here. I will read about it
23:34.03WIMPyAMI is a ver powerfull thing.
23:34.23Voyageok
23:38.44CurtNwhen i forward 5060 i cant connect anymore
23:38.58VoyageWIMPy,  like this? https://gist.github.com/mrpollo/3831217
23:39.24WIMPyCan't connect there.
23:42.24VoyageWIMPy, am I supposed to place the AMI code in extensions.conf? https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/AMI+Examples
23:42.58WIMPyNo. AMI is used from an external application.
23:43.48Voyageok, so where do I write it and connect to *?
23:44.15WIMPyIn the application you're going to write.
23:45.08Voyagelike in asterisk -r CLE ? doesnt makes sense? which app if not CLI? the wiki has no info about it either
23:45.14VoyageCLI*
23:45.58WIMPyYou write your own application to control Asterisk.
23:46.17Voyagesir, what do you mean by 'own application'? like  a c++ app?
23:46.32WIMPyFor example.
23:46.42WIMPyWhat ever you're comfortable with.
23:47.02Voyagedo you mean that the ami script will be some other executable?
23:47.16Voyagesitting outside *>?
23:47.46WIMPyAMI is not a script. It's a set of rules for 3rd party software to communicate with Asterisk.
23:48.29Voyageok.
23:48.43Voyageso whats the first step to write/use ami?
23:48.58WIMPyOpen a socket.
23:49.19Voyagehm I have to be a programmer then?
23:50.03WIMPyYes. At least you need some scripting language that can do socket communication.
23:51.17Voyageok, after than, I connect to * via that socket?
23:51.25Voyageon a port?
23:51.48WIMPyCorrect
23:53.54Voyageok, for which language will I get the most support here?
23:55.15WIMPyI have no idea. PHP seems popular :-(
23:55.31VoyageI didnt knew php supported sockets and if so, sanely
23:56.01WIMPyNot sure how well PHP and sanely go together gnerelly.
23:56.24VoyageWIMPy,  have to done AMI before?
23:56.36WIMPyYes
23:56.43Voyagewhich language? :)
23:56.55WIMPyIt's the best debugging tool IMHO.
23:57.00WIMPyC
23:57.12Voyageok, and?
23:57.22WIMPyWhat?
23:57.27Voyageanyother?
23:57.36WIMPyAnother what?
23:57.46Voyageany other language you used?
23:57.55WIMPyLanguage?
23:58.06Voyageany other language you used other than C?
23:58.19WIMPyI'm not sure. I might have done it in BASIC. But I might have connected to some middleware only.
23:58.34WIMPyThat's a long time ago.
23:58.56Voyageok, I know Java mostly, I hope if its just about opening a socket and sending text. I will be ok?
23:59.15WIMPyThat's exactely what you need.
23:59.24Voyageok
23:59.32WIMPyJust sending and reading text on a socket.
23:59.37Voyageok

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