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00:19.42jeffspeffanyone here familiar with pci compliance?
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04:20.42saint_hi all - i am resuming my Asterisk 13 installation with pjsip .. i have one question about pjsip.conf ... my sip carrier uses ip based authentication for outbound calls, and just need me to register so they know where to send the incoming calls / Should i use "type=registration" or "type=endpoint" for the sip trunk conf. ?
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04:36.39[TK]D-FenderDon't call it a "trunk"
04:36.47[TK]D-FenderAnd if you want to register.. then that's what registration says
04:36.53[TK]D-FenderIt has nothing to do with any other action
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11:46.27danielykHi, should I use for my trunks STUN or externhost with DynDNS?
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12:08.59tparcinaHow to change "from" field in SIP Dial command?
12:09.46tparcinaRight now, when I call from my phone, though the trunk, in from field is the number of my phone.
12:10.10tparcinaAnd I need to change that with account number of my trunk.
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12:11.54tparcinaI have tried to configure "Outbound Caller ID" in FreePBX, but that didn't change anything.
12:12.28WIMPyIf you use FreePBX, ask in #freepbx.
12:12.45tparcinaWIMPy: I use both. :)
12:13.15tparcinaWIMPy: Dial out though this trunk is plain Asterisk.
12:14.02WIMPyThere's the CALLERID funtion and for SIP peers there are things like fromuser/defaultuser.
12:14.06tparcinaWIMPy: And thank you, I have asked there as well.
12:14.51tparcinaWIMPy: Thank you, I'll check those.
12:17.52tparcinaWIMPy: fromuser=123456 in peer configuration did the trick. :)
12:18.00tparcinaWIMPy: TY
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12:41.03pluesch0rhi everybody! i'd like to create a queue of queues. i'd like one queue for i.e. 'software', one for i.e. 'hardware' .. and i'd like a queue 'all' that contains 'software' and 'hardware' as sole members. how do i do this?
12:53.17pluesch0rright .. i solved this using templates for the child queues.
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15:31.34whizziGoodday all
15:32.10whizziI have a very weird issue consider SRTP in Asterisk 11.17.0
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15:33.46whizzi2 Mitel phones, both set to SRTP only. 1 Phone calls the other phone. 1st phone show INVITE containing the crypto stuff, Asterisk sends out the INVITE to Phone #2 and the whole crypto header in the INVITE is gone?
15:36.26whizzihttp://pastebin.com/ZSCgQcJU
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15:42.23cresl1nwhizzi: do you have encryption setup for both phones on the asterisk side?
15:42.30cresl1nlike in chan_sip/chan_pjsip?
15:42.54whizziit’s on by default and nothing set on the sip user side
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15:43.07cresl1non by default?
15:43.19whizziin sip.conf under [general]
15:43.20whizziencryption=yes
15:43.20whizzitransport=tls,udp
15:43.25cresl1nHrm
15:43.46cresl1nhave you tried to apply it to the individual endpoints?
15:44.23whizzinot yet
15:44.24cresl1nIt seems like I remember some options not applying even if they're in globals
15:44.31cresl1nbut that could just be my rusty memory
15:44.46whizzigimme a sec, I’ll give that a try
15:45.50whizzisame result
15:46.13whizziboth peers have transport set to tls,udp now
15:46.44whizzionly tls makes no difference
15:47.21cresl1ntls is only for the signaling transport, IIRC
15:47.36cresl1nit doesn't necessarily apply to the media encryption
15:48.45whizziif I only set transport=tls
15:48.56cresl1nI don't think that's your problem.
15:49.00cresl1nIMHO
15:49.17whizziAsterisk will reply to the phone 202 (which is calling to 208): 488 Not Acceptable here
15:49.37cresl1nyou should be able to get an a=crypto line on the outbound leg without that I would think
15:49.44cresl1nI am pretty rusty though at this :-)
15:50.29whizzithat’s what I expect too
15:50.42whizziinbound leg shows the a=crypto line
15:50.57whizzibut somehow Asterisk get’s rid of it as soon as it goes outbound
15:51.33whizzisrtp should be enabled by encryption=yes
15:52.04newtonrwhizzi, did you verify things against the secure calling tutorial? https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Secure+Calling+Tutorial
15:53.17whizziexcept the only allow 1 codec, I’m trying that now
15:54.00cresl1nnewtonr: not sure but I *think* he's using chan_sip
15:54.25cresl1noh snap, missed it in the next section of the tutorial :-)
15:54.32cresl1nsorry - nothing to see here :-P
15:55.13newtonrcresl1n, it could be formatted a bit better. It would also be nice if we had examples of the expected SIP traffic or headers
15:55.42cresl1nyeah
15:56.17cresl1nI wonder if the outbound dial channel is not matching the endpoint or something crazy like that
15:56.37newtonrcould be
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15:57.14whizzifor some reason my phones both decided not to register anymore. Rebooting them now
15:57.25whizziI’m only allowing alaw now
15:57.41whizzi(and yes, using chan_sip)
16:01.29whizzistill not working as expected
16:01.41whizzibut I turned on asterisk debug and found this interesting line:
16:01.46whizzi(or lines rather)
16:02.06whizzi[Feb 22 17:00:11] DEBUG[7887][C-00000003]: chan_sip.c:10383 process_sdp: Processing media-level (audio) SDP a=rtpmap:8 PCMA/8000... OK.
16:02.18whizzi[Feb 22 17:00:11] DEBUG[7887][C-00000003]: chan_sip.c:10383 process_sdp: Processing media-level (audio) SDP a=silenceSupp:off - - - -... UNSUPPORTED OR FAILED.
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16:02.32whizzi[Feb 22 17:00:11] DEBUG[7887][C-00000003]: sip/sdp_crypto.c:173 sdp_crypto_activate: SRTP policy activated
16:02.32whizzi[Feb 22 17:00:11] DEBUG[7887][C-00000003]: sip/sdp_crypto.c:359 sdp_crypto_offer: Crypto line: a=crypto:1 AES_CM_128_HMAC_SHA1_80 inline:kTpRszP++Mzi84C3/cLKABKHSbaktzccGQotyqpt
16:02.33whizzi[Feb 22 17:00:11] DEBUG[7887][C-00000003]: chan_sip.c:10383 process_sdp: Processing media-level (audio) SDP a=crypto:1 AES_CM_128_HMAC_SHA1_80 inline:VUZZLnYsVGo6RissYWhKdmgoN11oeXV6OEJjLkpk... OK.
16:02.44whizziand a few lines later:
16:02.45whizzi[Feb 22 17:00:11] DEBUG[7887][C-00000003]: chan_sip.c:25794 handle_request_invite: No compatible codecs for this SIP call.
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16:10.16newtonrwhizzi, please use pastebin for posting debug
16:10.36paul98whizzi: use pastbine for posting debug e.g pastebin.centos.org
16:10.48newtonrYeah no compatible codecs is an issue :D
16:11.20newtonrnewtonr, check out the SDP for the offer/answer process and see what both ends are saying they can support
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16:11.47pguillemHello folks
16:12.09pguillemquick coding question. Is it possible to call   ast_safe_system() from within chan_sip.c ?
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16:12.51pguillemI need to execute a system call whenever there is an unsuccessful register attempt. I know the line number to do so, i just don´t know if i have to include an additional header file into chan_sip.c to do so
16:13.30MariusKarthausHi, is it possible to get events of failed registration in the asterisk manager interface?
16:15.19pguillemWell MariusKarthaus, All i see in chan_sip.c is a ast_log() call that shows a notice. I don´t know if it would be possible to register the manager interface to catch that. Any experts who can advise on the matter?
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16:20.03WIMPyMariusKarthaus: yes
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16:31.29MariusKarthausWIMPy: how ;)
16:32.02WIMPyConnect and wait.
16:32.31WIMPyWell, you probably have seen the permissions in manager.conf.
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16:40.01MariusKarthausWIMPy: in the manager config i have read = all,system,call,log,verbose,command,agent,user,config
16:40.01MariusKarthauswrite = all,system,call,log,verbose,command,agent,user,config
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16:41.31WIMPy"all" is enough to get events :-)
16:41.45MariusKarthausAnd in the console I get failed logins.
16:41.53MariusKarthausbut there are no events for it generated to the AMI
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16:44.26WIMPyI only have read=system,call,dialplan,dtmf
16:45.20MariusKarthausWIMPy: I turned on everything I could find in the hopes it would get me the failed login attempts
16:45.43WIMPyOk, There's something in sip.conf:
16:45.55WIMPyauthfailureevents=yes; generate manager "peerstatus" events when peer can't
16:46.02WIMPy; authenticate with Asterisk. Peerstatus will be "rejected".
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16:47.45MariusKarthausWIMPy: yes that did the trick thank you
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17:03.57stefan27From dialplan I want to query whether myfile.wav exists at some folder level where a Playback(myfile) would find it, that is, if CHANNEL(language) is set to se_test then I would want to check if myfile.wav exists in sounds/se_test/, sounds/se/ or in sounds/ I could do this in a perl script called from System() where language and other arguments are passed but is there a better asterisk function
17:03.57stefan27for this?
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17:49.43Leo0385hello
17:49.49Leo0385ist zurück! (letzte Meldung: ich bin beschäftigt... (afk)) [2 Std. 48 Min. 17 Sek.]
17:50.41Leo0385bye
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18:41.11eZzhello
18:43.27eZzsomebody tip why asterisk can't see extensions.conf? This happens after fixup critical vuln CVE-2015-7547 (glibc getaddrinfo stack-based buffer overflow)
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18:43.48[TK]D-Fender"dialplan reload"
18:43.49[TK]D-Fender^
18:43.56[TK]D-FenderGo look what it tells you on trying to reload it
18:44.30eZzthis command dissapeared too
18:44.38[TK]D-FenderShow us the attempt
18:44.40[TK]D-Fender~pb
18:44.40infobotA "pastebin" is a web-based service where you should paste anything over 3 lines so you don't flood the channel. Here are links to a few: http://www.pastebin.com, http://pastebin.ca, http://channels.debian.net/paste, http://paste.lisp.org, http://bin.cakephp.org/; or install pastebinit with yum or aptitude.
18:44.42[TK]D-Fender^^^
18:44.45eZzas long as add set and so on
18:45.17eZzlooks like that dialplan is completely empty, 'dialplan show' shows empty
18:45.50eZzIVRServer*CLI> dialplan
18:45.50eZzdebug  set    show
18:46.01eZzthat's all
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18:46.23eZzrecompile did not help
18:46.34eZzno errors in logs
18:46.43eZzjust doesn't see extensions.conf
18:47.52[TK]D-Fendertry a full "reload"
18:48.42eZzIVRServer*CLI> core reload
18:48.43eZzIVRServer*CLI>
18:48.48eZznothing happenes
18:48.59eZzeven with verbose and debug levels over 10
18:49.12eZzand CPU loading on process asterisk became 100%
18:49.41[TK]D-FenderGo cehck your permisssions on everything
18:49.51eZzbefore system upgrade it works for years
18:49.54[TK]D-Fender"core show settings"
18:50.14WIMPyHas it finished starting up?
18:51.29eZzsure
18:51.58eZzbut... I just launched it with -fgc and it doesn't returns controls to CLI
18:52.02WIMPyWhy is that a sure thing?
18:52.12eZzjust see logs at the screen
18:52.47[TK]D-FenderYou need to start showing us something useful.
18:52.58[TK]D-FenderShow us the config folder
18:53.07[TK]D-FenderSho that last command I gave you
18:53.18eZzok
18:53.47WIMPyOr that it has finished starting.
18:54.30eZzit finished starting from init.d (systemd) but doesn't from console
18:54.59WIMPyShow us.
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18:58.48eZzWIMPy: what shall I show? Configs? Logs?
19:00.40WIMPyStart with the log after starting.
19:01.19eZzok
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19:02.48eZzWIMPy: http://pastebin.com/evVX82Sy
19:11.33WIMPyI'm missing pbx_config.
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19:12.24eZzWIMPy: ok what shall I do next?
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19:12.40[TK]D-FenderI don't see anything to indicate that what we see is where it ends
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19:13.33eZzthat's right, but I'm able to launch cli externally but unable via command line
19:13.45WIMPyFind out why it isn't loaded.
19:13.54[TK]D-Fender[13:52][TK]D-FenderShow us the config folder <-------------
19:14.01eZzok
19:14.15[TK]D-Fenderls -la /etc/asterisk
19:14.25[TK]D-Fendercat /etc/asterisk/modeuls.conf
19:14.28[TK]D-Fender^^^^^^^^^^^
19:14.33[TK]D-Fendercat /etc/asterisk/modules.conf
19:14.43WIMPyOr try to disable modules. One of them might hang on loading preventing completion of the startup.
19:15.23WIMPyis going for a nap
19:16.51eZzWIMPy, [TK]D-Fender http://pastebin.com/FgchAgvC
19:17.26eZzwhat do I suspect is, some unresolved symbol during loading module
19:17.33eZzcaused libc upgrade
19:17.37eZzbut I do not see that
19:18.09[TK]D-Fenderload the module manually
19:18.11eZzI'm gonna remove all .so modules and reinstall
19:18.18[TK]D-Fendermodule load pbx_config.so
19:18.30[TK]D-FenderAnd you should not be running * root
19:18.44eZzIVRServer*CLI> module load pbx_config.so
19:18.47eZznothing happenes
19:18.59eZzand asterisk goes to infinite loop, CPU loading 100%
19:19.12eZzand even cli hangs up
19:19.50WIMPyWell, it obviousely hasn't finished starting.
19:19.52[TK]D-FenderSounds pretty messed up
19:20.01[TK]D-FenderI'd trash the modules folder and rebuild
19:20.07WIMPyYou need to find out which module hangs.
19:20.22eZz22:20 < [TK]D-Fender> I'd trash the modules folder and rebuild -> 22:18 < eZz> I'm gonna remove all .so modules and reinstall
19:20.30eZzlet me do that
19:20.40WIMPyAnd an unresolved symbol would give an error.
19:25.33eZzthat's doesn't helps
19:25.49eZzgonna make default configs
19:28.02eZzthe same
19:28.36eZzinteresting...
19:28.37eZzhttp://pastebin.com/tKFtErkw
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19:30.54dijibhey guys, long time no talk. i finally have an asterisk problem i need help with. its asterisk 13 using the res_fax_spandsp.so module to recieve faxes. im getting this warning then the fax fails:
19:30.58dijib02:28 [ dym           ] [ Kunsi       ] [ seik0          ] [ zopsi         ]
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19:31.58Kunsidijib: that's no error message
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19:32.58dijibres_fax_spandsp.c:438 spandsp_log: WARNING T.30 Cannot open target TIFF
19:33.04dijibsorry that
19:33.26dijibPenguin and Seri not around much eh?
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19:35.29eZzWIMPy, [TK]D-Fender well, I just install clean asterisk (the same version) and that's works the same (hangs up), the same works on vbox instance
19:35.55[TK]D-Fenderasterisk -gvvvvvvvvc
19:35.59[TK]D-FenderMpore verbose
19:36.47dijibhere is the full call in pastebin: http://pastebin.com/0rGjBrrL
19:37.30dijibLine 31
19:38.26eZz[TK]D-Fender: http://pastebin.com/rLnBErKj
19:39.49[TK]D-FenderAnd what happens at the end?
19:39.52[TK]D-Fenderis CLI active?
19:40.06[TK]D-FenderI don't see any conclusive statment or you executing anything to show that it should be finished
19:40.24eZzno
19:40.35eZzcli isn't active
19:40.54[TK]D-FenderSo you can't do anything?
19:41.08eZzyep
19:41.40eZzroot     17074 99.9  0.3 476524 13064 pts/2    Rl+  11:37   4:02 asterisk -gvvvvvvvvvvvvvc
19:41.50eZzand cpu still 99-100%
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19:42.00[TK]D-FenderOk, well we can't help much at this point
19:42.04[TK]D-FenderYour build is not supported.
19:42.16eZzaarrrhh
19:42.20eZzok
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20:30.55guest9031Hi, wierd issue. I've got an issue with ODBC connection to MariaDB. The ODBC does not connect on reboot. After each reboot I have to manually restart the asterisk service or run a reload.
20:31.02guest9031Anyone know this behavior? The version is 11.7
20:31.47[TK]D-Fenderoutdated.
20:31.55[TK]D-Fenderupgrade your install and attempt to replicate
20:32.57guest9031Cant really leave 11.7, we have an application on top of this asterisk.
20:33.06guest9031I have not seen this behavior before
20:33.09guest9031On other installations
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20:34.42guest9031aah I see
20:34.55guest9031the mysql server does not boot in time, Asterisk is much quicker. Tries 10 times then drops it
20:38.41guest9031I do not like the design of this function
20:41.53[TK]D-FenderWhat functionality changed in the fixes that followed?
20:42.30dymDoes anyone know of any halfway-decent Asterisk GUI Software like Gemeinschaft that offers features like user-faxing/voicemail reception via browser?
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20:44.14lorsungcudym: freepbx does this, albeit with commercial modules for the in-browser stuff.
20:48.23dymmhh
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20:48.29dymim not a massive fan of freepbx
20:48.54PMantisHi guys. Does anyone know how to run "database set" for a variable that has spaces?
20:51.15[TK]D-FenderCLI, nott sure.  AMI & dialplan both work
20:52.08PMantisRight now, I'm running sqlite3 on linux cli with asterisk stopped... not ideal.
20:52.35[TK]D-FenderStart * then...
20:52.40PMantisWasn't thinking of AMI... might be worth a shot
20:53.21PMantisI tried CLI or asterisk -rx 'database set ...' to no avail.
20:53.52[TK]D-FenderWhich is what I'd expect since that's space delimited
20:54.06[TK]D-FenderSo try the other ways
20:55.03PMantisI learned that quotes aren't honored on CLI. I have no choice but to use another way, which is why I'm accessing the sqlite db directly. Works... but SLOW.
20:58.27PMantisThanks. It helps to confirm a method won't work.
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21:49.29dijibok guys i fixed my other prpblem
21:49.54dijiband now im thinking i havn't updated my dialplan is a while, so whats the proper way to make mp3moh work these days?
21:49.57dijib[Feb 22 16:44:13] WARNING[12486]: res_musiconhold.c:698 monmp3thread: Unable to spawn mp3player
21:51.01lorsungcudijib: is that the only error you see?
21:51.31dijib[Feb 22 16:19:13] WARNING[12486]: res_musiconhold.c:625 spawn_mp3: Found no files in '/var/lib/asterisk/mohmp3'
21:51.34dijib[Feb 22 16:19:13] WARNING[12486]: res_musiconhold.c:698 monmp3thread: Unable to spawn mp3player
21:51.53lorsungcugo put files in /var/lib/asterisk/mohmp3
21:57.43dijibhmm i did and im getting no audio but also no error
21:57.49dijibstill looking to see it spawn
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21:59.47klowDoes res_hep and res_help_tcp work with chan_ship or only pjsip ?
21:59.54klowchan_sip* rather
22:00.02klowasterisk 13.7 ^
22:05.20dijibi think im missing the SetMusicOnHold command
22:05.26dijibdo i re-makemenuselect?
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22:34.04dijibnow ive somehow broken my asterisk
22:34.26dijibwont run after compiling, /var/run/asterisk/asterisk.ctl does exist
22:34.30dijibany ideas?
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22:37.35fileyou'll have to specify more than "wont run"
22:39.45dijibnevermind, im just going down to v12 as i need fax support and i wanna use digium
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22:57.42mjordanklow: only PJSIP
22:58.07klowOK mjordan thank you
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23:09.40resist0rdijib: did you try changing to the working directory of asterisk.ctl and invoke it from there?
23:11.13resist0rjust wondering if you may have had some symlink shenanigans or maybe even the user didnt have it in their path or permission at all for the matter
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