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13:21.14darkunderlord_morning all
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14:08.55_8bitssame => n(ask),Background(/etc/asterisk/sounds/bla/bla)
14:08.58_8bitssame => n,Waitexten(5)
14:09.24_8bitsWhen I push, as example, 1 - I have to wait like few seconds until it goes to extension 1. Why is that?
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14:11.51darkunderlord_huh?
14:11.59darkunderlord_you have a line before the same right?
14:12.15[TK]D-FenderYou haven't shown where "1" even exists, and what else is there
14:12.17[TK]D-FenderPASTEBIN it all
14:12.19[TK]D-Fender~pb
14:12.19infoboti heard 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://pastebin.ca, http://channels.debian.net/paste, http://paste.lisp.org, http://bin.cakephp.org/; or install pastebinit with yum or aptitude.
14:12.21[TK]D-Fender^
14:12.42[TK]D-Fendernothing in those lines delays what reacts to your input
14:12.46[TK]D-Fenderit's everything else there
14:13.14darkunderlord_yeah [TK]D-Fender is right, we need all the code for that part of the dialplan
14:13.24[TK]D-Fenderthe whole context
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14:40.25_8bitsdarkunderlord_, of course it exists :)
14:40.46darkunderlord__8bits, is back :D
14:40.59_8bitsJust don't want to pass the whole mess here :D
14:41.08darkunderlord_use pastebin
14:41.10_8bitsi pasted the important bit of 'code'
14:41.12_8bitsok mate
14:41.14_8bits1min
14:43.03_8bitsdarkunderlord_, https://pastebin.com/42sagjxW
14:43.42_8bitsI call to 123456, push 1 and it waits like few seconds instead of going immediately
14:44.41darkunderlord_just a sec, work calls
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14:47.31[TK]D-Fender<_8bits> i pasted the important bit of 'code' <- mistake
14:47.42[TK]D-Fenderwhat you consider "unimportant" is what is wrong
14:47.49[TK]D-FenderDo not go running blind on this
14:47.56[TK]D-Fenderthat's why it doesn't work like you expect
14:48.35[TK]D-Fender<[TK]D-Fender> nothing in those lines delays what reacts to your input
14:48.35[TK]D-Fender<[TK]D-Fender> it's everything else there
14:50.42_8bitsdamn, sometimes i feel sad that my english isn't very good, cause now I can't read 'between lines' in your text. Can you give me a hint how to solve this? :x
14:51.31[TK]D-Fender<[TK]D-Fender> PASTEBIN it all
14:51.37[TK]D-Fender[TK]D-Fender> the whole context
14:51.40[TK]D-Fender^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
14:51.54[TK]D-FenderAnd show us the call
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14:53.54_8bits<PROTECTED>
14:54.07_8bitsIt get stucks here, when I push the exten it still waits for it
14:54.09darkunderlord__8bits, don't you need a gotoif in there?
14:54.15[TK]D-Fenderpastebin the whole thing
14:54.42[TK]D-FenderENTIRE CONTEXT + CALL ATTEMPT
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14:59.53_8bitshttps://pastebin.com/tUegx3JD
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15:01.43[TK]D-Fenderthe whole thing
15:02.00[TK]D-Fenderincluding context header
15:02.17[TK]D-FenderOH....
15:02.23[TK]D-Fenderactually.. I see why already
15:02.37[TK]D-FenderYou aren't paying attention to what you have in that context from what you HAVE just shown
15:02.56[TK]D-Fenderthe user COULD be trying to dial "123456".
15:03.02[TK]D-Fender"1" is not enough to be UNIQUE
15:03.22_8bitsthe context is [incoming]
15:03.29[TK]D-Fenderso they have a few seconds to CONTINUE dialing to see it if it matches something else that is LONGER
15:03.37[TK]D-Fender<[TK]D-Fender> the user COULD be trying to dial "123456". <-
15:03.44[TK]D-Fender<PROTECTED>
15:03.49[TK]D-FenderTHAT is valid for them to dial
15:04.01[TK]D-Fenderthis is the mistake of running your IVR off of a numbered extension
15:04.26[TK]D-FenderAnd why "s" is used for this normally.
15:05.20_8bitsHow can I bypass that? :x timeout(digit) ?
15:05.36[TK]D-FenderNo.
15:05.51[TK]D-Fenderstop doing your IVR in a context with a numbered exten like that in it
15:06.16[TK]D-Fender<[TK]D-Fender> And why "s" is used for this normally. <----
15:11.34_8bitsI'm new to asterisk, so can't understand the use of 's' in my case. How should I use it?
15:12.54igcewieling_8bits: unless you have analog lines or an ATA you don't need to worry about it
15:13.27[TK]D-Fenderigcewieling, Yes he does.  He has IVR issues.  I got this
15:13.53[TK]D-Fender_8bits, put your IVR in a NEW context and make its extension "s" instead of "12345"
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15:27.52[TK]D-Fender....and he's gone
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15:59.23jholtWould this be the place to ask a question about using the digium d70 phones with asterisk
16:01.01[TK]D-Fendersure
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16:20.01jholt_When using the smart BLF keys on the sidcar of the D70  What is the cue that makes the “person” icon show up on the side— I have one contact with no icon— everything with that button programing works fine it just looks differen
16:27.22[TK]D-FenderIt's the difference between seedin it up as a "Speed-dial" or one that has Presence attached to subscribe for a state
16:27.35[TK]D-FenderAnd having your dialplan set to check for it and allow them to subscribe
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16:30.13jholtas far as i know everything is set to subscribe becuase the lights react to the state changes
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16:57.49jholthere are my configs if someone could tell me what I missed
16:57.50jholthttps://pastebin.com/AEigu9Nk
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17:10.06[TK]D-FenderAnd your dialplan?
17:21.55jholtmy dialplan is configured by freepbx— what part  or command output would be useful for you?
17:24.16lorsungcujholt: start with /join #freepbx
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17:54.32RovingWritergeeze, I got called today to fix an * issue.. get there, it is... Ubuntu 5.04 ...
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17:55.24RovingWriterasterisk 1.2.4
18:00.35RovingWriter10:57:46 up 3398 days, 13:57,  2 users,  load average: 1.34, 1.03, 0.87
18:00.43lvlinuxwowee fun fun
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19:01.01craigifyRovingWriter, woah!
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21:01.25shanthanyone know why this variable isn't setting correctly?
21:01.26shanthexten => s,n,Set(curlip=${System(curl "icanhazip.com" )}) exten => s,n,NoOp(The returned value is ${curlip})
21:01.39shanthmeant for that to be two lines
21:02.52RovingWriterjust FYI, asterisk can do curl calls directly, not using the system command
21:03.43shanthhaving issues making it bypass self signed certs RovingWriter
21:04.02shanthtesting it using the system version and i eventually plan on passing it the k flag, for now i just want it to set a simple variable
21:04.57shanthim guessing the syntax for this is slightly wrong and i dont know where - exten => s,n,Set(curlip=${System(curl "icanhazip.com" )})
21:06.23RovingWriterwell, as with what we always tell everyone.... every time....
21:06.29RovingWritershow us a call, from start to finish
21:06.59rmudgettSystem is an application.  You are using it like a function.  You should use the SHELL() function.
21:08.37shanthlike this? exten => s,n,Set(curlip=${Shell(curl icanhazip.com)})  rmudgett
21:09.13rmudgettFunctions are case sensitive: Set(curlip=${SHELL()}
21:09.56rmudgettcore show function SHELL
21:09.59shanthhey that actually worked rmudgett
21:10.06shanthFINALLY
21:10.25shanththree days of trying to get around self signed certs and this might actually work
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21:15.50RovingWriter[Jul 26 14:14:57] WARNING[18857]: pbx.c:10180 pbx_builtin_saynumber: We were unable to say the number 1509850198, is it too large?
21:16.00RovingWriteranyone know the limit for the number off the top of their head?
21:16.58RovingWriteroh, i see
21:17.01RovingWriteri meant saydigits
21:17.01igcewielingdo you want it to say one billion five hundred nine, ......
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21:20.05AsteriscoGoodevening
21:20.29Asteriscosomeone could tell me if is possible connect asterisk to mariadb?
21:24.46shanthis there a way to do multiple cuts in one line with asterisk? im trying to turn the result of a variable sdk_username=JON&customer_email_address=NULL into two variables. i want the first to equal JON and the second NULL. im doing exten => s,n,Set(test1=${CUT(myvariable,&,1)})  and getting "test1=sdk_username=JON")
21:25.05zafjust do 2 lines
21:25.10shanthdo i have to cut it a second time?
21:25.26zafoh i see what you mean
21:25.37zafi answered the wrong question
21:26.05shanthis it possible zaf?
21:27.11zafnot sure, haven't used cut
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21:37.56RovingWriterAsterisco, yes you can connect asterisk to mariadb
21:38.14RovingWriterjust follow any instrctions for mysql. it's compatible
21:38.37AsteriscoRovingWriter how?
21:38.43Asteriscowithout libmyodbc???
21:39.20RovingWriterwhat part of asterisk are you trying to connect to mariadb? cdr? realtime?
21:39.52Asteriscoi would put data in extension
21:40.07RovingWriteryou don't make any sense.
21:40.21Asteriscowhy?
21:40.57RovingWriterwhy? probably because your primary language probabably isn't english, or you aren't good at asking questions in a sensible way. other than that, I don't know why
21:41.12Asterisco:)
21:41.17Asteriscois true
21:41.31Asteriscoi'm Italian
21:42.20RovingWriterok. well, you need to figure out how to explain, in english, what exactly you are trying to do
21:42.26Asteriscoi need save callerid, internla number that answer the call, date and duration of call
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21:42.42RovingWriterok, you are trying to store call logs
21:42.49Asteriscoyes
21:42.58RovingWriterin asterisk this is called CDR (call detail records)
21:43.09Asteriscooh :) ok
21:44.14Asteriscohow can i do it with mariadb?
21:44.21RovingWriteri recommend reading this. https://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+cdr+odbc
21:45.03RovingWriterthat has all information that you need on that page
21:45.20RovingWriteryou will have to do your own setup for MariaDB, but it is easy
21:45.47AsteriscoDriver = /usr/lib/libmyodbc3.so
21:46.03Asteriscolibmyodbc is not the driver for mariadb
21:47.02RovingWriterobviously. you are reading a page that shows you examples for a few databases. you can add mariadb on your own, using those as examples. those are not exact configurations
21:47.30RovingWriterit gives you examples, you need to modify it to fit your situation
21:47.53Asteriscook.. but where is Driver of Mariadb???
21:48.08Asteriscomysql driver is this: /usr/lib/libmyodbc3.so
21:48.14Asteriscoand mariadb driver???
21:48.44SamotAsterisco: Come on man, you have to start doing this on your own.
21:49.02zafAsterisco, go learn about what exactly MariaDB is
21:49.20SamotYou have literally crossed the line over to "hold my hand every step of the way"
21:49.21AsteriscoSamot my problem is this
21:49.26SamotThat's just not how it works.
21:49.29Asteriscoi know how work odbc
21:49.43Asteriscozaf is a fork of mysql
21:50.09zafno i'm not
21:50.15Asteriscobut i don't know how can i could install libmyodbc in debian stretch
21:50.40SamotLook at Debian's docs.
21:50.42SamotCome on.
21:50.53Asteriscoi'm finding from 4 hours
21:50.54SamotThis is literally OS distro help now.
21:53.11drmessanoAsterisco: This is simple
21:53.18drmessanoYou go to MariaDB's site
21:53.24drmessanoand get the libmariadb
21:53.43drmessanoez pz
21:57.54Asterisco./usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libmariadb.so
21:58.00Asteriscoi've found it!
21:58.02Asterisco:|
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