IRC log for #asterisk on 20170814

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01:23.54snadgehow does one set privacy=full for an rpid header on asterisk 1.6? :p
01:24.19snadgeor does it not matter.. im adding Privacy: id anyway.. but i think that depends on the existence of pai, not sure
01:24.44snadgei may as well add that just for good measure.. obviously can't use sendrpid=pai .. because that would just be too easy and was added in asterisk 1.8 ;)
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02:30.34snadgeno?
02:30.52Samot?
02:31.05SamotWhere you actually asking a question about something?
02:31.47SamotBecause 1) 1.6 is waaaay dead and unsupported.
02:31.54SamotUse at own risk.
02:35.06SamotHowever, Privacy: id doesn't impact RPID
02:35.42SamotAll you need to do with RPID is set the caller ID to nothing.
02:35.55SamotCALLERID(num)=""
02:36.13SamotCALLERID(name)=Private (or Restricted)
02:36.21SamotDone.
02:36.38SamotAsterisk will build the RPID header off that.
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03:27.49snadgeahh okay.. will that change the privacy=off in the Remote-Party-ID header to privacy=full ?
03:29.05snadgethe other option is that i just set sendrpid=no
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09:57.36j-fishDoes anybody have any experience with nomorobo? if it's reliable or sometimes block good calls by accident
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10:01.33Vamp898Hi there. What is the preferred way to implement caller restrictions. We have a special number and it should only be possible to call this number when the caller Number starts with 8000 and an undetermined suffix
10:02.54Vamp898oh wait, i just found it out myself :D
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13:16.02GeneralSpongebobHas anyone used Asterisk with Virgin Media ISDN? They don't supply the leading zero in CALLERID(number) and I'm wondering how I can add it in through the dialplan
13:17.06GeneralSpongebobI've got a context that I'm using through a GoSub which does work but I need to have this done for every incoming call
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13:35.01[TK]D-FenderGeneralSpongebob, Go add it like you would anything else
13:35.26[TK]D-FenderIt's a function, so just set it
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13:39.33GeneralSpongebobI'm not sure what you mean, [TK]D-Fender
13:39.42[TK]D-FenderGo set it
13:39.55GeneralSpongebobYeah, what exactly do you mean?
13:39.55[TK]D-FenderYou can set the CID just the same as you can read it
13:40.48[TK]D-Fenderhttps://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Functions
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13:41.15GeneralSpongebobI'm currently getting around it by having the ISDN lines go to a context which checks the CALLERID(number) and fixes it if needed then I'm using GoTo to pus the call on to the proper context for that provider. I'm wondering if this is the best way of doing it
13:41.33[TK]D-FenderGoto doesn't mean anything
13:41.37[TK]D-Fenderuse whatever flow you want
13:41.40[TK]D-Fenderit's your dialplan
13:42.08[TK]D-FenderDo it wherever fits yours best
13:42.54GeneralSpongebobTo clarify, this provider omits the leading zero so I'm looking for a "best practice" solution to fix it. I currently have a context I'm using through a GoSub to fix it then, on return, GoTo the proper context for that provider
13:43.10[TK]D-FenderThere is no such  thing as "best practice"
13:43.17GeneralSpongebob"to fix it" I mean "to add the leading zero"
13:43.21GeneralSpongebobok, anyone else have any input?
13:43.30[TK]D-Fenderthis is 1 stupid line
13:43.34[TK]D-Fenderput it where it BELONGS
13:43.42[TK]D-FenderDoesn't matter if you Goto.  Or Gosub Or not
13:43.48GeneralSpongebobThank you for your advice [TK]D-Fender I'm wondering if anyone else has an opinion on this now.
13:43.50[TK]D-FenderYou could have it as your FIRST PRIORITY
13:44.01[TK]D-FenderIt literally makes no ifference
13:44.14Maliuta_my advice is to take the advice of [TK]D-Fender
13:44.57[TK]D-FenderDoesn't matter if you do it at step 1.  Doesn't matter if you jump off the exten you are processing.  Doesn't amtter if you use a Gosub.  Only thing that matters is that you do it by the time you need that information updted
13:45.37GeneralSpongebobMaliuta_, Thanks for backing up their advice. I wasn't sure they understood the question being as the answer seemed overly simplified
13:46.22Maliuta_[TK]D-Fender is rarely wrong, and doesn't tend to misunderstand things
13:46.23[TK]D-FenderYou're setting 1 simple value. nobody says you have to suddenly jump somewhere else to do it.
13:46.53Maliuta_he also has about my level for beatnik admins (aka "I've tried nothing and I'm all out of ideas")
13:46.56[TK]D-Fenderexten => 12345,1,Set(DO IT IMMEDIATELY).
13:46.58[TK]D-Fender... or not
13:47.04jesper87Hi there, we are using the node-ari-client library for our voice application and run into several problems. We would like to hire a consultant that is specialised in nodejs/asterisk for a few hours/days (however much is needed) that can help us locate these issues.. I've tried through github and Digium, but no luck... can anyone point me in the right direction?
13:47.20[TK]D-FenderDoesn't matter which
13:47.32GeneralSpongebobMaliuta_, I've been doing a lot with Asterisk over the past few weeks so it's far from "done nothing" today I've been working on this particular issue.
13:47.58Maliuta_[TK]D-Fender has been doing a lot with * for many years now
13:47.59GeneralSpongebobI do not appreciate the idiotic hositility from you pair of pricks Maliuta_ & [TK]D-Fender. Your 'help' is appreciated but your attitudes stink.
13:48.01DivideBy0jesper87: there are 3 or 4 people like that in #asterisk-ari (I'm not one of them)
13:48.15[TK]D-FenderI prefer fixing things I know need fixing as soon as I can in my call processing, and using macro/gosub, etc would depend on how may times I'd need to call it for the sake of code maintenance.
13:48.21[TK]D-Fenderthat answer can be different every time
13:48.25[TK]D-Fender* = programming
13:48.31jesper87thanks DivideBy0
13:48.37[TK]D-Fenderand your dialplan code will depend on YOU.
13:48.58[TK]D-FenderGeneralSpongebob, You're asking for a "best practice".  There is absolutely no such thing
13:48.59GeneralSpongebobYou are correct. Thank YOU for your 'HELP'
13:49.06[TK]D-FenderAdding a gosub doesn't do the job any better
13:49.12GeneralSpongebobNo such thing as best bractice? lmao. You fucking moron
13:49.27[TK]D-Fendernot for this there isn't
13:49.39[TK]D-FenderFixing the callerid is ONE FUCKING LINE
13:49.45[TK]D-FenderHow many places do you have to do it?
13:50.15[TK]D-Fenderif I have 1 DID coming in to match I add ONE LINE and it's DONE
13:50.15Maliuta_wow. talk about hypocracy and "stinking attitudes"
13:50.33[TK]D-FenderHow many magical ways do I need to complicate "add 1 fucking line"
13:51.09Maliuta_[TK]D-Fender: is this a question on Shakespere? "Let me count the ways ..."
13:51.19Maliuta_[TK]D-Fender: and I still come up with 1
13:51.34[TK]D-FenderDo you have 300 places you have do it?  Are you concerned with having to make changes to it afterwards?
13:51.57[TK]D-FenderThis is fucking programming.  Adding this shit depends on OYOUR dialplan complexity and if you want to change it in multiple places ror not
13:52.49[TK]D-FenderAs I said, I've gone 1 DID.  So add 1 stupid line and it's 100% done for me
13:53.15[TK]D-FenderAnywhere you thing about calling a gosub, etc you COULD just use that same line to do the actual work
13:53.27[TK]D-FenderDOESN'T MATTER WHERE.
13:54.12[TK]D-Fender"Just tell me I need to use a Gosub and add more steps" <- is this what you're looking for?
13:54.22[TK]D-FenderGosub doesn't get that CallerID changed
13:55.13[TK]D-Fenderif you have 5 other things to do at the same time and want this applied to a lot of different matches coming in THEN I might consider a Gosub, etc
13:55.21[TK]D-FenderDepends <-
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15:45.20yangYou know when calling GSM numbers which are roaming....sometimes they get confused and you reach other caller, why is that happening if it's all digital ?
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15:48.28Samotyang: You need to rephrase that a little more clearly.
15:49.38yangOK. It happened to me that when I called a local GSM number which was roaming abroad, that the receiver happened to be some other person, I didnt reach the exact number...Why does that happen ?
15:50.00yangIt connected me with a different number
15:50.11SamotSo you called a number that exists with another carrier?
15:50.27yangno the carrier is the same, except the number was roaming abroad
15:50.37SamotOK.
15:50.38yangso yeah technically at some other Carrier abroad
15:50.47SamotThen you need to talk to the carrier.
15:50.56SamotSounds like they have a routing issue.
15:51.00SamotWe cannot tell you why
15:51.12yangYeah, but I am interested why would that happen at all...if the communication is all digital
15:51.23Samot11:50:56 AM <Samot> Sounds like they have a routing issue.
15:51.28yangok
15:52.20yangWhich hardware is usually used in this international communication ?
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15:56.49Samotyang: It depends.
15:57.54SamotThey could be doing 100% copper/TDM or they could be doing 100% IP
15:58.00SamotThey could be doing a mix of both.
15:58.51SamotYou're asking about what is used in basically a 7 figure network.
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16:08.52dethayang: it starts about here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Home_location_register#Home_location_register_.28HLR.29
16:09.45yangok
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16:26.50Samotdetha: This is equivalent of me going to my carrier and them giving me an out of country number for when I'm on vacation and when people call my local number, it's hitting another out of country number.
16:27.21SamotThe call is hitting the carrier and it's being routed to the wrong destination number.
16:28.55dethaSamot: as far as I understand cellular routing (which is not very far), the HLR keeps track of which SIM is linked to which number, and near which tower each SIM was last seen.
16:29.43Samotdetha: The point would be, I would have a different SIM card.
16:30.09Samotdetha: If I'm from the US and I go to Canada, for example, they will give me SIM card with a canadian number.
16:30.16dethaSamot: roaming works on the same card, that's where the VLR comes in
16:30.22SamotOK.
16:30.37SamotThe call has to hit a carrier.
16:31.53SamotIf I call number A which is being routed to number B
16:31.59SamotSomewhere there is something routing that
16:32.12SamotIf number A ends up hitting number M instead of B
16:32.14dethaYup. Carriers have agreements, and if a SIM from carrier A hits a tower of carrier X in another country, there is some signaling between the carriers to allow it. Carrier A's HLR should now re-route calls to that number to carrier B
16:32.24SamotRight
16:32.32SamotHLR = LRN = ROUTING
16:32.45Samot11:51:22 AM <Samot> 11:50:56 AM <Samot> Sounds like they have a routing issue.
16:32.55Samot11:50:47 AM <Samot> Then you need to talk to the carrier.
16:33.14dethaYup. Could also be a case of cloned SIMs
16:33.23SamotCould be.
16:33.32SamotEither way, it's a carrier issue.
16:33.41SamotIf there is an issue with his calls, he needs to talk to them.
16:34.40dethaThat
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16:56.26salviadudI'm sorry to interrupt, but you guys gotta see this: www.officialmikepence.com
16:56.32salviadudtalk about getting owned, hehe
17:03.40SamotCOMING SOON: Russian Translation
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17:08.12salviadudSamot, pretty funny eh?
17:08.14salviadudhehe
17:08.18salviadudI had a laugh
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18:43.54duffmanhi
18:44.15duffmanI was looking for a little help getting a phone system with freepbx setup, can anyone help?
18:48.19drmessanoduffman: #FreePBX
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19:02.20duffmanill try, thanks drmessano
19:04.15Demon_VoIPasterisk 13. Is where any way to do ResetCDR(v) without reseting cdr(start) time?  I had to do Answer on channel and now my task is correct cdr fields: answer and billsec. What can i do?
19:05.40Demon_VoIPnow i use option U on dial and ResetCDR(v) into sub. Is there a better way?
19:08.04Demon_VoIPI can write answer time in U handler.. and correct answer and billsec via external script in cdr table. Is there any other way?
19:29.10duffmani'm sorry drmessano
19:29.35drmessanoduffman: For what?
19:31.10duffmanthe other guy, it seems to be getting confusing
19:31.30drmessanoHe's always like that.. Not your fault
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21:06.33djadkAny help Solving this issue on a freebsd server
21:06.33djadkhttps://hastebin.com/jizuhulaxa.vbs
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23:12.02marcozinkGood Day, i'm having a little trouble with a USB FXO Astribank, I can't seem to load the firmware, anybody with advice?
23:14.48SamotContact the manufacturer.
23:17.38salviadudmarcozink, what distro?
23:17.55marcozinkvicibox
23:18.03marcozinkit was working fine last week
23:18.19salviadudlsusb
23:18.22marcozinklsusb doesn't show Xorcom id
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23:18.31salviadudlspci -k
23:18.34marcozinkBus 001 Device 011: ID 04b4:8613 Cypress Semiconductor Corp. CY7C68013 EZ-USB FX2 USB 2.0 Development Kit
23:18.49salviadudmmm, what kernel version?
23:19.16marcozink4.1.39-56
23:19.45salviadudwhat about dmesg
23:19.55salviadudanything suspicious?
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23:20.16marcozink[Mon Aug 14 17:05:15 2017] usb 1-1.4: New USB device found, idVendor=04b4, idProduct=8613
23:20.17marcozink[Mon Aug 14 17:05:15 2017] usb 1-1.4: New USB device strings: Mfr=0, Product=0, SerialNumber=0
23:20.27marcozinknot really descriptive of a problem
23:20.43salviadudIt's an odd one
23:21.07salviadudpreviously working, then fails
23:21.14salviadudit might just be a hardware failure
23:21.40salviadudI'd copy the /etc/asterisk folder and run it in another distro, just to be sure.
23:21.56salviadudI don't know if you're willing to do that.
23:22.40salviadudAnd, like Samot previously said, contact the manufacturer
23:22.45marcozinki'll try to do that but i think something is missing in the astribank
23:23.02marcozinki'll try with a plain asterisk and will contact Xorcom
23:23.25salviadudyou could also modprobe -r modprobe back again your usb modules.
23:23.49salviadudI'm not familiar with astribank to be honest.
23:25.19marcozinkno change
23:27.53salviadudI'm guessing you did no changes to the config, and it suddenly stopped working
23:28.30marcozinkyep, everything was working fine
23:28.49salviadudsmells like a HW problem
23:29.09salviadudHave you tried changing usb ports?
23:29.49marcozinkyup, no change
23:30.05marcozinki just plugged it into another server
23:30.10marcozinksame exact problem
23:30.27marcozinkit looks like the vendor is completely gone
23:31.40salviadudWell, I'm sorry to hear that.
23:33.41marcozinkhaha
23:35.47salviadudI gotta go
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