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00:00.24cypromismorn mr. farfon
00:00.31wasimmorn cypromis
00:00.46bkw_There are certain similarities between the bearer service of the SS7 and that of the X.25 network described in Part F1 - X.25. Both networks are packet-switched and have a three-layer protocol structure, which essentially corresponds to open systems interconnection (OSI) layers 1-3.
00:00.54WilliamKI'd be almost tempted to pay someone to do it if we could get around the DSP problem
00:01.21bkw_The SS7 network normally uses 64 kbit/s links in the transport network. Since traffic-carrying networks require more and more processor communication, faster signalling links may be necessary in the future. Even so, the SS7 network will continue to be a very thin network compared with the PSTN/ISDN and PLMN.
00:02.23Atacommwilliam: what dsp problem?
00:02.32bkw_we might get ss7 soon
00:02.36WilliamKAtacomm, takes horsepower for transcoding
00:02.41WilliamKsome serious horsepower
00:02.43twistedyeah... and monkeys might fliy out of my ass
00:02.46twistedfly, even.
00:03.00cypromiscertain similarities
00:03.07cypromisthe both are based on bits ?
00:03.08Atacommwilliam: like i said, what problem?  :)
00:03.09cypromis:P
00:03.25WilliamKAtacomm, SPEED =)
00:03.28bkw_cypromis maybe that was what i was told... but really you have larger ss7 links than 64k?
00:03.40cypromisno
00:03.42Atacommwilliam:  I can do 240 channels on a single chip... wheres the problem?
00:03.45cypromisthe sin galling itself not
00:03.51cypromisbut the whole pipe is much much larger
00:03.56cypromisI mean in PRI
00:04.12AgiNamuwhere does asterisk do a coredump?
00:04.12WilliamKAtacomm, ever try and do transcoding for 672 calls on a PC yet?
00:04.15cypromisif u use grouped d-channel you can also do a whole E3 with one d-channel
00:04.16AgiNamunevermind. found it
00:04.17WilliamKwithout dropping the calls
00:04.22WilliamKor degradation
00:04.35Atacommwilliam: like i said, i can do 240 channels on a single chip..... who said transcoding on a cpu?
00:04.38cypromisbut that does not say that a pri is 64kbps
00:04.55bkw_cypromis I know that
00:05.12bkw_but a full DS3 on 1 D channel is like insane anyway
00:06.01cypromisyeah but a full OC48 with one ss7 connect
00:06.02cypromisis ok
00:06.15Atacommhehe, bkw: i'll keep that in mind
00:06.27*** topic/#asterisk by twisted -> Asterisk, The Open Source PBX || http://tinyurl.com/7y8dv
00:06.36bkw_usually on a DS3 you have TWO D channels 1 primary and 1 backup
00:06.39bkw_or
00:07.17cypromison an e1 you can have that as well
00:07.26cypromisthat is what chan 0 is intded for
00:07.30cypromisbut novoy uses it
00:07.35cypromisnobody that is
00:07.42WilliamKI'd love to have a 3,000.00 PSTN to IP Gateway
00:08.07bkw_672 channels on 1 box can be done if echocan is in hardware
00:08.09bkw_and its all ulaw
00:08.22cypromisI;d be happy to just use it to switch tdm
00:08.22cypromis:)
00:08.31Atacommhehehe.....i can do that on a celeron with both enabled soon :)
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00:08.40bkw_cypromis thats the ticket.. offload codec processing to other boxes
00:08.44cypromisand spread the codec shit amon a nice blade behind it
00:08.44WilliamKulaw is what I'd be running, no transcoding on the gateways...just the client servers
00:08.45WilliamK=)
00:08.55cypromisbkw_: that is how I do it now
00:09.05bkw_we do too
00:09.19AgiNamuWhat do I need to know about threading when writing an asterisk app?
00:09.20bkw_slinear between boxen is better
00:09.25bkw_you save a translation path
00:09.29cypromiswhere ?
00:09.29bkw_well two per call
00:09.36cypromisbkw_: everything here is alaw
00:09.38cypromisso
00:09.43cypromisslinear means translation
00:10.02bkw_cypromis ask anthm he can tell you all about it
00:10.06cypromisI never prefer single boxens for anything
00:10.17bkw_rackspace isn't cheap
00:10.28bkw_7U per DS3 is alot of boxen
00:10.30cypromisno ?
00:10.48WilliamKbkw, you got that one right
00:10.50cypromiswrong calc
00:10.57WilliamKeven if it were cheap, just too many boxes
00:11.02cypromis6U will handle more than 1k voip channels
00:11.09WilliamKI'd rather have 1 primary DS3 box and one secondary
00:11.10cypromisand you just add the DS3 boxes to it
00:11.12bkw_ya if you wanna push it
00:11.27cypromis6U ith a quad opteron blade server
00:11.28WilliamKcleaner too
00:11.34bkw_ack opteron
00:11.50cypromisbkw_: we have nearly only opterons now
00:12.05bkw_I wanna build a cPCI asterisk boxen
00:12.31bkw_me either
00:12.37cypromishmmm maybe as doorstoppers ?
00:12.44WilliamKsee cards aren't the problem, getting someone who can really really code is
00:12.48AgiNamuI'm getting a segfault when I try to init the runtime.... and it was just working :(
00:12.53bkw_pay digium to code it
00:12.54bkw_haha
00:13.30WilliamKbkw, that's a possibility, also thinking about having a group in china code it that works for a telco over there
00:13.51cypromishmm
00:14.00WilliamKit can't be that difficult since the linux drivers are already there
00:14.03cypromisI stopped doig any coding in far east, nothing but trouble
00:14.20ariel_anyone know if there shipping the Sipura phone yet. I read the news Release but can't find anyone with them yet.
00:14.26WilliamKcypromis, one of my friends here in the US owns a company that does nothing but coding over there
00:14.41Atacommbkw: think we should license our DSP out?
00:14.42cypromisWilliamK: I had a company like that and closed it
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00:15.02ariel_Atacomm, are going to stock the sipura phones?
00:15.11Atacommariel: definately, expect them next month
00:15.26ariel_are you taking advace orders?
00:15.28WilliamKAta, where you at location wise?
00:15.43CYBERLCAUIs there a way to compile asterisk with the postgres module without having postgres installed locally (
00:15.44Atacommariel: not yet, we havent been given a feature set or pricing that is final yet
00:15.50Atacommwilliams: minnesota
00:15.58CYBERLCAUI want to use a distributed architeture
00:16.35bkw_CYBERLCAU you better be ready to be WHACKED hard
00:16.42bkw_you didn't even say HI before you start asking questions
00:16.47bkw_and thats a simple one
00:16.49CYBERLCAU:) HI
00:16.50bkw_install the client libs
00:17.03bkw_one of the only pet peeves I have is people that bust in here just asking questions
00:17.54AgiNamuYES!!!
00:18.00bkw_in real life do you run up to a crowd and ask questions
00:18.21bkw_without first saying Hi?
00:18.24CYBERLCAUno, I'm more polite than that
00:18.32AgiNamu(And ran it from an extension!)
00:18.41ManxPowerCYBERLCAU: This topic has been discussed to DEATH on the mailing lists.
00:18.57bkw_ok calm
00:20.09CYBERLCAUSo the first thing to do it's ton install the postgres client libs?
00:20.50bkw_ok to be honest thats a very basic unix system administration issue... you should know this by now I would think :)
00:21.29ariel_well it's time to go back to the house and spend time with the family.
00:21.29AgiNamuDo you agree it's more important at first to expose the Asterisk API to .NET modules, versus exposing .NET modules to other Asterisk C modules?
00:21.30bkw_ok hillary duff is a hoe
00:21.50sudoer2???
00:22.23bkw_life is so over rated
00:22.34bkw_ok thats uber gay
00:23.32bkw_WORK?
00:23.37Atacomm...like a little girl
00:23.38bkw_ya know everything is so over rated
00:23.41Atacommyeah, work
00:23.54bkw_everyone makes such a big deal out of everything
00:24.12bkw_like the hoe he is
00:24.16bkw_*p00f*
00:25.09Atacommlol
00:25.33Atacommwell, off to work so i can finish our hardware......... there is so much left in software design that must be completed by january for it
00:25.54Atacommdrivers, dsp, firmware, install scripts, channel drivers, heh
00:26.47darkskiezOct 17 01:21:20 NOTICE[1083517872]: res_musiconhold.c:306 monmp3thread: Request to schedule in the past?!?!
00:27.01darkskiezover and over..
00:27.05darkskiezrandomly
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00:27.17darkskiezno calls coming in/going out..nowt
00:27.31salimfadhleydarkskiez... sounds troubling
00:27.43darkskiezhmmm asterisk has started loooooads of mpg123 processes
00:27.45bkw_darkskiez its called a deadlock maybe
00:27.53bkw_darkskiez kill-9 them all
00:28.18darkskiezjust did
00:28.21CYBERLCAUHow about asterisk on debian, does it work without any gitch?
00:28.27darkskiezhahaha
00:28.31darkskiezthat is asterisk on debian
00:28.34bkw_CYBERLCAU you're askin for it aren't you
00:28.46bkw_these should be very basic admin things that you should already know
00:28.52bkw_what distro do you like
00:28.53bkw_use it
00:28.57darkskiezh323 is boned, and apparently music on hold.
00:28.57bkw_doesn't matter one or the other
00:29.03bkw_the kernel is he same
00:29.24bkw_I use gentoo
00:29.29bkw_to each their own
00:29.31bkw_use what you like
00:29.32bkw_like what you use
00:29.44paulclove thy neighbour?
00:29.51paulclove thy neighbour's wife as your own?
00:29.55CYBERLCAUYeah I kno ... I already install it on Rh, but I wan to switch to debian
00:30.06darkskiezwww.funroll-loops.org
00:30.13darkskiezinfighting in linux community? never.
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00:31.39bkw_ya ditch r00that
00:31.41bkw_its crap
00:33.45bkw_guess what they are gonna say tonight on cop drama
00:33.57bkw_tonight on cop drama on tv they're gonna say "SHIT"
00:36.34puzzledyou can't say shit on US tv?
00:37.11darkskiezoh, chan_sip depends on music_on_hold... baws.
00:37.15darkskiezcan unload it then
00:37.18darkskiezcant
00:37.39bkw_you can't unload it no
00:38.54bkw_you could if you create res_musiconhold_dummy.so
00:38.54bkw_and just reg the ast_moh_start/stop routines
00:38.54WilliamKdon't see them in the cvs yet
00:38.55bkw_they are
00:39.36WilliamKah, nm
00:39.39WilliamKI'm going bananas
00:40.23bkw_Don't mind Kyle he's just got sand in his vagina!!!
00:40.58WilliamKonly one can imagine how painful that might be...
00:41.11bkw_yes really
00:41.30iMediaxCuriuos...are there any sip/iax based yellow/white pages online?
00:41.37ManxPowerPain?  You've not felt pain until you have an angry mob after you because of echo issues!
00:42.05ManxPowerThey were shouting "Kill the geek!"
00:42.07WilliamKManx, been there this week
00:42.30WilliamKwalked into full/half duplex mismatches on a network with 96 calls going at once
00:42.31bkw_I haven't
00:42.40bkw_I just tell them to shut the fuck up and leave me alone
00:42.40bkw_works every time
00:43.01bkw_but i'm not one to put something with echo into production in the first place
00:43.26WilliamKduplex mismatches play hell on VoIP
00:43.35WilliamKespecially when the calls have to go through 2 sets of mismatches
00:43.54bkw_blame the telco
00:43.55bkw_I do
00:44.17Kb1_Kanobheh... a couple of my users partners work for the telco. It only goes so far...
00:44.41Kb1_Kanobnow, blaming the telco sales dept.  - that's a different matter.
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00:46.00Kb1_Kanobg'night all.
00:46.03Kb1_Kanobquit
00:46.50paulcCisco "call hold ringback" - what's it do? I set mine to yes, expecting it to alert me of a cal put on hold longer than X.. but 3 mins later, no joy.. is there a timer value to be set somewhere?
00:48.12Liv1ngstAny hint about how to configure linphone for asterisk?
00:49.29[hC]<PROTECTED>
00:50.30paulc[hC]: immediately?
00:52.51[hC]paulc: as far as i know. I dont have my cisco phone near me so i cant test it
00:54.35paulc[hC] I just tried calling my music on hold extension, pressing hold, replacing the handset. Nothing. Which is kinda what I expected. Ideally I'd like a call on hold for XX seconds to give me a chirp or bleep or something
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01:20.48puzzledanyone know where I can find res_config
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01:21.49wacky_I'm having a tiny trouble. Sometimes... when I call over a SIP provider, I can't hear or be heard until I hit some DMTF keys..
01:21.54wacky_anyone aware of that problem ?
01:24.15bkw_ok this new beep.gsm
01:24.20bkw_is a bit long wouldn't ya say
01:24.29bkw_and loud
01:24.42puzzledbkw_: is res_config in HEAD or on some url?
01:24.52paulcbkw_ is it me, or does sound file upload not work on the control panel?
01:24.53bkw_res_config is in stable
01:25.03puzzledduh
01:25.06bkw_paulc its just very picky about what you can upload
01:25.14bkw_16bit 8000hz PCM
01:25.15bkw_or gsm
01:25.20bkw_I always upload just gsm files
01:25.25bkw_wavepad is your friend
01:25.25bkw_hehe
01:25.35paulcI'm taking a gsm from asterisk sounds and it's not working.. hmm.. let me copy to local drive not mapped and try again
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01:26.24poemiushi everyone :)
01:26.43poemiussk
01:26.47juggiebkw, realtime voicemail & sip is still in the cvs tho right
01:26.47poemiusoops :)
01:26.49juggienot stable?
01:26.57bkw_I think some of the asterisk sounds are broken
01:27.08bkw_juggie in dev
01:27.10Nuggetall I use are the moo sounds.  :)
01:28.19Chujibkw_ : What's the regular expression to strip the 2 off of 25?
01:28.26Chujiin perl
01:28.27Nuggets/2//
01:28.30Nugget:)
01:28.43bkw_^d{1}
01:28.43ChujiNugget : that will work in perl?
01:28.45bkw_isn't it or something
01:28.57Nuggets/^.// will strip the first character off anything
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01:29.15Chujilemme try that
01:29.15Nuggetwhat exactly do you want?  obviously it's not to "strop the 2 off of 25"
01:29.24Nuggets/strop/strip/  :)
01:29.51Nuggetdo you mean by "strip" to capture the first digit or remove it?
01:29.57Chujiremove it
01:30.05Nuggetok, so s/^.// will do that.
01:30.09poemiuss/strip/tease/
01:30.10Nuggets/^\d// to be safe.
01:30.25Chujik, thanks
01:30.29poemiusunsafe though :)
01:30.30Nugget$moo =~ s/^\d//;
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01:43.00wacky_is there a way to dial automatically to the extensions that were set in sip.conf (with the regexten command)
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01:46.52darkskiezhmmm
01:47.35darkskieztelephone numbers arent all 10 digits
01:48.17WilliamKtrue
01:49.36darkskieznite
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01:52.04SlowMocan anyone tell me I have been out of look... why was mysql removed for IAX2 and sip
01:52.30poemiusSlowMo: due to change in license to mysql
01:52.40poemiusSlowMo: but you can access it through odbc
01:56.35wacky_what to do if I have 7000 extensions ? will I have one exten => 6452,1,Dial(SIP/thistelephone)  for each of them ?!
01:56.38scrubbtheres also the add-ons package that includes it.
01:56.49scrubbwacky_: no
01:57.02wacky_isn't there a regexten thing ?
01:57.22scrubbwacky_: _XXXX,1,Dail(SIP/${EXTEN}) or something like that.
01:57.30scrubbread up on the docs wacky_
01:57.50wacky_well.. in fact I read about all the voip-info.org website.. are there any other docs ?!
01:57.59scrubbjbot: docs?
01:58.00jbotDocumentation can be found at http://digium.com/index.php?menu=documentation or http://www.digium.com/handbook-draft.pdf or #asterisk-doc, or http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk, or http://www.asteriskdocs.org
01:58.28wacky_oh wow :)
01:58.29wacky_thanks :)
01:58.29scrubbyou can read about the pattern matchin for the extension
01:58.35scrubbno prob
01:58.59wacky_I know about pattern matching.. it's only that I'll have to set the name of the extensions to the names of the phone
01:59.18wacky_For instance, the sip phones are like SIP/linphone1 and SIP/xlite1
01:59.19scrubbwacky_: I have a sql db that I use to map exten to sip extension.
01:59.37scrubbor you can make the phone the name of its extension.
01:59.39wacky_but how to you recall this map when someone dials in ?
01:59.45michael12345hwo can I fix this
01:59.46ManxPowerUseful Asterisk Docs (BOOKMARK THEM!): http://www.digium.com/index.php?menu=documentation (look at the "Unofficial Links") and http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk and http://www.fnords.org/~eric/asterisk/ (my site) and http://asteriskdocs.org/
01:59.57scrubbwacky_: I have an AGI script that does the lookup.
01:59.58michael12345Don't know how to do a mode 'fpm-calm-river.mp3' music on hold
02:00.11wacky_oh :P do you know about regexten in the sip.conf file ?
02:00.21wacky_it's not on voip-info.org .. but only in the default sip.conf file
02:01.24michael12345please help really urgent
02:01.29michael12345<PROTECTED>
02:01.34michael12345is the error message
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02:02.52puzzledmichael12345: no idea. just disable MoH until you have figured it out
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02:08.42criptoshi!
02:08.49criptosdoes anyone knows a fax 2 mail solution?
02:09.47michael12345puzzled: asterisk works I need music on hold that is why it is desperate
02:09.50wacky_scrubb - you call your AGI script to SetVar some stuff and then Dial(${SOMESTUFF}) ?
02:09.57wacky_for the map ?
02:10.22wacky_how is AGI ? I've never tried ? and what prog you put at the other end ?
02:10.33juggiemichael12345, what distro
02:10.33Mocis there a Asterisk MAN for C functions ? ;)
02:10.40scrubbwacky_: yup, actually i have lots of variables in my channel that control the call, like DND, and Call forward.
02:11.11scrubbbut essentially, i lookup what extension was dialed, and dial the variable.
02:11.33scrubbI use Perl.  Check out the perl asterisk module.  works great.
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02:12.59ManxPowercriptos: It's called HylaFax
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02:16.01enzo123hey all
02:16.55enzo123anyone using chan_sccp ?
02:17.39enzo123better yet anyone have it build on CVS ?
02:17.51enzo123sccp_channel.c:48: structure has no member named `callerid'
02:19.14criptosManxPower sure u can recive a fax addreseed to specific email, and hylafax can take this fax and mail it to the specified user?
02:20.09bkw_Moc youd idn't just ask if their was a man for c functions?
02:20.12bkw_man function
02:20.15bkw_it should all be there
02:20.39filehelllllllllllllllllllllllllo
02:21.07enzo123anyone have any idea's for sccp ?
02:22.02Mocbkw_, not for C functions, but for * functions
02:22.10bkw_make progdocs
02:22.14bkw_read the header files
02:22.15bkw_:P
02:22.46Mocha, that never worked for me ;) ok.. i'll try to make it work ... bbl heeh
02:22.54bkw_gotta have doxygen installed
02:23.29MocI know
02:23.35brc_pizzahut pan pizza > *
02:23.47brc_greetz ppl omg lolz!
02:24.00brc_file!
02:24.33Mocwtf it working now ... oh well... good heeh
02:24.37andrew`brc_: still installing
02:24.42brc_hahahah
02:24.45andrew`hehehe
02:24.53brc_dude
02:24.53Mocha no errors
02:25.04brc_debian takes like 20 minutes to install on a bad day
02:25.07andrew`well - now i'm compiling a kernel...on the 7th hour
02:25.15brc_vs gentoo which takes 20 hours * 20
02:25.18andrew`yeah i gave up on installing it on that computer and borrowed this one
02:25.21brc_but that's another story for another day...
02:25.26andrew`moved the hd back over and it started fine
02:27.19Moci ment errors hehe
02:27.58enzo123anyone have any idea what this means ?
02:28.00enzo123sccp_channel.c:48: structure has no member named `callerid'
02:28.14enzo123been trying to two days to get this to work
02:28.23fileenzo123: use stable, not cvs head if you want to use that sccp stuff
02:28.30filecaller id stuff changed in cvs head but not stable, so it'll work with it
02:28.43brc_TOLD YOU SO!
02:28.45brc_HA!
02:28.55brc_~asterisk stable
02:28.56jbotfrom memory, asterisk stable is "cvs checkout -r v1-0 asterisk: ... also available on the ftp site at asterisk.org
02:29.06enzo123will i have to rebuild all my g729 stuff if i got to stable from cvs ?
02:29.16brc_maybe(tm)
02:29.31enzo123and rereg my keys
02:29.36brc_no
02:29.39fileenzo123: no
02:30.22enzo123anyone let the sccp guys know this is broken ?
02:30.27brc_no
02:30.42fileit's not broken, it's only broken on cvs head
02:30.47filewhich is in a state of flux
02:30.48brc_what he said
02:30.50brc_so
02:30.52enzo123yeah
02:30.55brc_there is no point it trying to keep up
02:31.01enzo123guess thats true
02:31.10brc_that said
02:31.11enzo123you guys use sccp ?
02:31.21brc_I am _Certian_ that they welecome patches
02:31.24brc_no, nobody uses sccp
02:31.31enzo123i converted my 7960 to sip
02:31.33brc_it's....cr49
02:31.34bkw_yes they do
02:31.36bkw_some people do
02:31.46bkw_brc_ if nobody uses why did people write it?
02:31.49brc_:p
02:31.53brc_leme rephrase
02:31.57brc_nobody in their right mind
02:31.57bkw_"Oh lets write this channel driver that NOBODY will ever use!"
02:31.57enzo123but i picked up 4 12sp+ for 50 bucks
02:31.59brc_happy?
02:32.10brc_:p
02:32.24enzo123this phone will only do sccp
02:32.59enzo123maybe ill get crazy later and move to stable
02:33.12brc_okay'
02:33.16brc_what's up with slashdot lately?
02:33.20enzo123guess i could backup my cvs install
02:33.25brc_the past two days EVERY SINGLE page I view is misrendered
02:33.35brc_I have'NT upgraded firefox in the last 3 weeks
02:33.45brc_~google _asterisk-update
02:33.51brc_that will backup for you
02:34.08enzo123have you guys seen google desktop
02:34.10enzo123its crazy
02:35.09pfn?
02:35.13pfnscreenshot?
02:35.36brc_no
02:35.37enzo123it runs the google search on your pc
02:35.42brc_desktop.google.com
02:35.44brc_labs.google.com
02:35.50enzo123you can lookup anything on your box
02:35.59enzo123bad for porn good for searching
02:36.01brc_it does NOT index firefox history/thunderbirdmail/gaim chat logs properly.....YET
02:36.17enzo123dont let  your wife use it
02:36.21brc_there's a suggestion box with a catagory specially for firefox
02:36.47brc_enzo123, it automagically comes up at the top of any google search if anything on your 'desktop' matches that search
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02:37.32enzo123nice
02:37.44enzo123note to self " lock pc "
02:38.28enzo123what would be the best way to backup my cvs install
02:38.35brc_your install?
02:38.37brc_or the files
02:38.40brc_either way
02:38.40enzo123just mv the asterisk dir to asteris-back
02:38.43brc_tar + bz2
02:38.48brc_oh
02:38.49brc_yes
02:38.49enzo123not back
02:39.03enzo123just so i could copy it back into place if i had to
02:39.17enzo123would a dir rename work ?
02:40.44enzo123are the zap drivers in with the stable tarball ?
02:44.06Mocbkw_, you got a simple C app that connect 2 already made call together ?
02:44.53Mocim actually want to dial multiple person, and the first one that pickup and enter a correct PIN, he get the call
02:46.00Mocim kind of stuck at 2 section, 1 how should I handle 20 outgoing call, even after the call is picked up by 10 user maybe, until someone type the right password
02:46.15Moc2, is how to connect that person to the original caller
02:49.22Mochi kram
02:50.54kramhi moc what's up
02:51.06michael12345what happens with calls if an operator is a member of multiple queues which queue does the call come off
02:52.34pfnwhichever one calls first  :p
02:52.37enzo123ok
02:52.45enzo123anyone know what this is
02:52.48enzo123Oct 16 22:52:04 WARNING[-1222291328]: loader.c:429 load_modules: Loading module app_realtime.so failed!
02:53.02enzo123its puking on that on load
02:53.06pfnis app realtime in 1.0?
02:53.14enzo1231.0.1
02:53.20pfnit is?
02:53.45enzo123maybe tell it to not load the module ?
02:53.55czeroany suggestion on terms to search for if I want the ability for a user to dial there own # enter a code then dial out withthe LD charges being billied as if they called direct from the phone
02:54.00enzo123what does app_realtime do ?
02:55.49pfndirect from what phone
02:55.57docelm0Any idea how to fix this?
02:55.58docelm0Oct 16 22:55:43 WARNING[147465]: chan_iax2.c:5962 socket_read: Received mini frame before first full voice frame
02:55.58docelm0<PROTECTED>
02:56.19pfndocelm0 sounds like a packet checksum failed
02:56.28docelm0ok how do I fix that?
02:56.37pfnmake sure you don't have a bad connection
02:56.46docelm0define bad connection?
02:57.36pfnenzo what crack are you smoking?  app_realtime isn't in 1.0.1
02:57.57czeropfn: the situation I want is, I dial my SIP phone # form say a cell phone, enter a code/what ever then can dial out , purpose I don;t have internation LD on my cell and want a convienent way to call intrenational form my cell
02:58.17pfnthen what do you mean by "billed as if"
02:58.44pfnif you want to bill people, use one of the many calling card/prepaid solutions
02:58.46czeroI want the call billed to the SIP phone same as if I Was sitting dialing fomr it
02:58.55czerook
02:58.58pfnthe billing has nothing to do with it
02:59.03enzo123pfn..
02:59.18enzo123guess it was in one of the config files from cvs or something
02:59.24pfn?
02:59.26enzo123for some reason it was trying to load it
02:59.29docelm0pfn, what does bad connection mean? I am on cable
02:59.34docelm0never had a problem before
02:59.37enzo123i did a noload and it worked
02:59.40pfndocelm0 it means a packet is getting corrupted
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02:59.53pfnenzo you must have compiled development cvs at one point
02:59.54docelm0ya but how..  Thats what I dont understand..
03:00.06enzo123maybe so
03:00.19SlowMoso if MySQL has been Ripped out what do you use now for CDR
03:00.55docelm0can someone try to call my IAX number?   Tell me what you get? 700-774-4684
03:04.26pfnI need to go downstairs and install my pots splitter
03:05.06pfnhmmm
03:05.09pfnmy pots splitter is working fine
03:05.13pfnsbc must have been having a problem
03:05.21pfndamnit, what a waste of $40 buying a new pots splitter
03:06.08docelm040 for a pots splitter..
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03:07.35ManxPowerWhat is wrong with this?
03:07.37ManxPowerexten => 84,4,SetVar(PATTERN=XwXwXXXwXXXX)
03:07.38ManxPowerexten => 84,5,Cut(BOBPATTERN=PATTERN,w,1)
03:08.12pfnmanxpower you want X ?
03:08.30ManxPowerBob pattern should be X in this case, right?
03:08.33ManxPower<PROTECTED>
03:08.33pfndocelm0 yeah, they're not the POS jack filters that telcos ship you now
03:08.56pfndoes cut support , ?
03:09.02ManxPowerYes.
03:09.05pfnI guess it does
03:09.14ManxPowerpbx.c translates it to | before running cut
03:09.22ManxPower<PROTECTED>
03:09.44ManxPowerAnd according to everything I can see about cut you do not put ${} around the variable name
03:09.50pfnyou don't
03:09.56pfnI do cut like this
03:10.03pfn<PROTECTED>
03:10.03pfn<PROTECTED>
03:15.14SlowMoso if MySQL has been Ripped out what do you use now for CDR Billing
03:18.20pfnwho told you it's been ripped out
03:18.29pfnbe a bit more thorough in your search
03:19.18mishehureally
03:19.23SlowMo<poemius> SlowMo: due to change in license to mysql
03:19.33Mocis it wise to start threads within a app ?
03:19.51mishehuI'm building a simplistic cdr report generator in php for use with mysql...  just because I'm trying to learn a bit of php...
03:19.57pfnmoc my guess is no, since an app should block for the result
03:20.31mishehuSlowMo: "ripped out" as in from the base source tarball.  it does exist as a separate package.
03:20.41Mocpfn, well it will, I want to make 20 outgoing call, and transfer to the first person who enter #
03:21.09Mocso it will block until a thread return as answered #, and then tell the others thread to hangup up and then exit the app
03:21.42pfnthat sounds fine as long as you don't cause your shit to block
03:21.45pfnlock
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03:22.05YoYo*BURP*
03:22.18tzangerpfn I hate blocked shit
03:22.21Mocpfn, yes, alot of work to do
03:22.21tzangerconstipation's a bitch
03:24.37YoYoanyone know how to look at IRQ assignments on FreeBSD?
03:24.46YoYoin 10 years, I've never had to do that before
03:25.12SlowMoone thing has the Chanspy and music on hold been added to Current CVS
03:26.01SlowMoand does voicemail support msql now
03:30.14kramany debian people here?
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03:31.16wacky_I'm having troubles with linphone <=> Asterisk
03:31.42wacky_at some point (not always the same), Asterisk or linphone starts to skip a lot.. until I can't hear anything
03:32.46Mockram, alittle
03:33.20wacky_is it normal I don't hear all the DMTF signals I send ?!
03:34.26wacky_any linphone user here ?
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03:47.26bkw_kram kram he's our man
03:47.41bkw_how long does it take kram to find that damn Chicken
03:48.22pfndiamonds sure are purty
03:48.26pfnI wonder how much being a gemologist pays
03:48.27pfnheh
03:49.45bkw_muffin anyone?
03:50.00YoYosure
03:50.10bkw_OMG its YOYO
03:50.19YoYoOMG it's ME
03:51.08YoYoI'm installing axterix on FreeBSD with an x100 and a tdm400 thingie
03:52.06citatsiirc only the x100p driver had been ported to freebsd
03:52.08YoYoalso, I'm going to try to make it an AP... just hope I can get an Orinoco gold card to work with a belkin PCMCIA adapter
03:52.15YoYocitats:
03:52.25YoYoChannel 01: FXS Kewlstart (Default) (Slaves: 01)
03:52.25YoYoChannel 02: FXO Kewlstart (Default) (Slaves: 02)
03:52.25YoYoChannel 03: FXO Kewlstart (Default) (Slaves: 03)
03:52.25YoYoChannel 04: FXO Kewlstart (Default) (Slaves: 04)
03:52.28YoYo=D
03:52.33citatscool
03:52.37YoYoT100P is being worked on now
03:52.40citatsi'm happy to be proved wrong in this case :)
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03:52.43YoYohopefully, the T400P will follow soon
03:52.47Mocdamnit can't get this to work
03:52.49bkw_hehe
03:52.57BoRiSGood evening gentlemen :)
03:53.05Mochi BoRiS
03:53.11YoYoMaxim is a bit slow, but he (and his anonymous friend) are getting it done
03:53.14bkw_BoRiS get that pic for me yet?
03:53.20BoRiShi Moc, bkw_!!!!!!!!!!!!
03:53.42BoRiSbkw_: Sssssssssssssssh :)
03:53.49Darwin35669
03:53.57Darwin35mOOOSEpENIS
03:54.16BoRiSHow are you guys?
03:54.29Moctrying to make a virtual Call within a App !!
03:54.41bkw_request_and_dial
03:54.59Darwin35lots of good short films and bears everywhere
03:55.02bkw_ast_request_and_dial
03:55.06bkw_nice call
03:55.11Darwin35it was Bears Night at the fILMS
03:55.16BoRiSMmmmm
03:55.17YoYohrrm... shit
03:55.28Mocha... that make sence thanks bkw_ ;)
03:55.30Darwin35was fun
03:55.34YoYoif I change INSTALL_PREFIX /after/ I build, then Asterisk won't know where to look for it's config, right?
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03:55.40Mochow could I bridge that call to a nother channel ?
03:55.41bkw_Moc thats the lowest call you can make
03:55.46bkw_their is another call on top of that one
03:55.51Mocforget that
03:55.54BurnedOutGeekcan anyone help me to compile the zaptel drivers for a 2.6 kernel?
03:55.56Silik0n*yawn*
03:55.57Mocast_bridge_call I guess
03:56.08bkw_its ast_pbx_outgoing_exten
03:56.14bkw_in pbx.c
03:56.30Darwin35no one wants to chat voice
03:56.44Darwin35and discuss life and how it has changed oour sexlives
03:57.37marcus2is it possible to use vonage and friends from asterisk?
03:57.43bkw_no
03:57.49bkw_unless you get a softphone account
03:58.20marcus2i guess it might not matter with 1.7c/min from simpletelecom
03:58.52bkw_who needs longdistance
03:58.55bkw_when you got asterisk
03:59.03marcus2well that is via iax2
03:59.08bkw_so
03:59.10bkw_screw the PSTN
03:59.16bkw_voip all da way
03:59.28BoRiSwith no PSTN charges? Sure!
03:59.34marcus2yeah as soon as everyone that receives calls from this house is moved off of the pstn
04:00.01Silik0nDarwin35 a) life a bitch, b) you get married and have sex all over the house, then you have a kid and start having sex in the bedroom with the doors locked, then it porgresses a little further and you start having hallway sex... closest thing you get is a "F-you" as you pass the bitch int he hallway... next you die (or get divorces in which she takes 1/2 of what you have now and 1/2 of all your furture earnings, plus another 1/3 of what you earn for ch
04:00.36Silik0nin which case dying would be better
04:00.44sudoer2everyone dies
04:00.45BoRiSSounds like a bad life.
04:01.13Silik0nsounds like life in america to me
04:01.16sudoer2how do i found info about people being banned from channel?
04:05.04marcus2hrm anyone familiar with teliax?
04:05.15mishehuif I got divorced and the ex was going to try to guzzle all my money/assets, I'd be back overseas again
04:05.17mishehuheh
04:05.23Darwin35lol
04:05.35Darwin35996
04:07.14Nugget997 > 996.
04:07.58Silik0ni'd just shoot the bitch, it'd be cheaper
04:08.11Silik0nand if I got caught whats the worse they could do? gimme the death penatly?
04:08.17BurnedOutGeekanyone have teh zaptel crapo working with a 2.6 kernel?
04:08.18pfnalimoney favors the women far too much
04:08.27pfnin today's equal opportunity world, we should no longer have alimoney
04:08.34pfnalimony
04:08.37pfnbleh, can't spell
04:08.41Silik0nalomoney, childsupport and child custody trial law
04:08.47Nuggetit depends on the state, really.
04:08.48pfnchild support is ok
04:08.53pfn100% support is stupid
04:08.53Silik0nspelling is over rated
04:08.56Nuggetthe laws vary wildly from state to state.
04:08.56pfn50% is reasonable
04:09.04Nuggettexas is a great state to get divorced in (for the guy)
04:09.31Silik0npfn: not really... most states dont account at all for the ammount of time the child spends with the "non-custodial" parent nor does it take into account other children you may have...
04:09.59pfnsilikon 2 parents, 50% support
04:10.01pfnsounds reasonable to me
04:10.19Silik0nthats would be a vast improvement over what they do tho
04:10.28pfnsilikon I know
04:10.43pfnalimony is also bullshit, bitch can find work on her own
04:10.54pfnor if I had a sugar momma
04:10.57pfnI can find my own work
04:11.31pfnI wonder how pretty well-cut moissanite is...
04:11.36Silik0npfn: in TN if you have 1 Child they take 1/3 of your monthly pretax for child support... if you have 2 kids they take like 40%, unless you have 2 kids with different women then each woman gets 30% of your pretax income leaving you with howmuch after uncle same gets you?
04:11.53Silik0ns/same/
04:11.57pfnwhat a rip
04:11.58Silik0nsam
04:12.00Silik0nyeah
04:12.27Silik0nthey dont account for your other kids at all
04:12.32BoRiSWell, Theirs a simple answer....Dont fuck around. lol!
04:12.44Silik0nno the simple answer is just shoot the bitch heh
04:12.57Silik0nthe kids move home and you dont have to worry anymore
04:13.16Silik0njust besure to watch a whole season of CSI to find out what not to do heh
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04:13.30BoRiSlol
04:13.33mishehuit's just a tv show
04:13.47mishehuthere is no quantum flux, there is no auxiliary, there is not GAWDDAMN SHIP!
04:13.55mishehus/not/no
04:13.56BoRiSWhy is it that I bet someone who was going to commit murder would watch that show just to know what to do...lol
04:14.26Silik0nBoRis because its on TV it MUST Be TRUE!
04:15.05MustDiesilikon: too much ps2 games ?
04:15.18Silik0nno, just bitter
04:15.31Darwin35996
04:15.44Silik0n668
04:15.46Nugget997 > 996.
04:16.11pfnbleh, I need to auction off my pots splitter
04:16.11BoRiS69
04:16.13pfnI'm irritated
04:16.24pfnI wonder how much I'll make back
04:16.24MustDie69. yammy :P
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04:17.29file996 dammit
04:18.30MustDiehmm... no objections.....
04:18.41Silik0nMustDie: masochistic desires eh?
04:18.56YoYoIT WORKS!!! IT WORKS!!! IT WORKS!!! IT WORKS!!! IT WORKS!!! IT WORKS!!! IT WORKS!!! IT WORKS!!! IT WORKS!!! IT WORKS!!! IT WORKS!!! IT WORKS!!!
04:19.09MustDieyoyo: what works ?
04:19.37Mocok... I gota learn how to make a array of pointers
04:19.41YoYoFreeBSD mario.office.psknet.com 5.3-STABLE FreeBSD 5.3-STABLE #0: Sun Oct 17 06:39:11 EDT 2004
04:19.45Mocto threads
04:19.59YoYoMoc: easy
04:20.04Silik0n**pointer
04:20.10YoYotry an array of arrays to pointers to pointers to threads
04:20.33Silik0ni hate pointer math
04:20.41drumkillait's not so bad
04:20.49YoYohow about a linked list of arrays of arrays of pointers to pointers to threads?
04:20.52Silik0ni didnt say it was that bad, i just said I hate it
04:21.02Mocyes the **pointer I got that part ;)
04:21.05drumkillaha, fair enough
04:21.08Mocjust playing with it is my problem heh
04:21.38YoYoWTF does asterisk want with my TTY?
04:21.38YoYo$ safe_asterisk
04:21.38YoYoCannot find your TTY (9)
04:26.17MustDieboring
04:26.34YoYogrr...  safe_asterisk doesn't like freebsd very much
04:26.47MustDiefreebsd does not like YoYo
04:26.47MustDie:P
04:26.59YoYoshaddup
04:27.01enzo123wow the chan_sccp driver blows
04:27.02YoYoFreeBSD luvs me
04:27.14enzo123you hit the speedial and it kills *
04:27.48MustDieenzo123: don't touch speed dial  then
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04:28.13enzo123haha
04:28.26enzo123and it just quits working after about 3 min
04:28.26lilneonhi everyone..
04:28.37bkw_can someone test this please www.bkw.org/gsm.diff.txt
04:28.38MustDieenzo123: hmm.. this is worse
04:28.44enzo123chan_skinny doesn't seem to do caller id
04:28.48bkw_fixes all those pesky compile warnings
04:28.58enzo123chan_skinny works great just no caller id
04:29.02enzo123which sucks
04:29.53bkw_nope just fixing those warnings
04:29.54YoYowhat does this mean?
04:29.56YoYoOct 17 08:31:27 WARNING[140911104]: chan_zap.c:1543 zt_call: Unable to reset default ring on 'Zap/3-1'
04:30.04bkw_exactly what it says
04:30.06bkw_:P
04:30.08YoYofool
04:30.21lilneonare there n e tutorials for asterisk?
04:30.26lilneonn e ???
04:30.31bkw_~useful asterisk docs
04:30.32jboti guess useful asterisk docs is it has been said that useful asterisk docs is (BOOKMARK THEM!): http://www.digium.com/index.php?menu=documentation (look at the "Unnoficial Links") and http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk (the Wiki), and http://www.fnords.org/~eric/asterisk (ManxPower's site), and http://asteriskdocs.org, also, read all files in /usr/src/asterisk/doc
04:30.36bkw_TADA
04:30.38lilneonseems like i am the only one interested in asterisk who doesn't knwo crap
04:30.51YoYo~google dumbasses
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04:31.01bkw_hahahahahahahaha
04:31.31YoYolilneon: not at all...  there's lotsa people who don't know crap and are interested in asterisk
04:31.48YoYoOct 17 08:31:27 WARNING[140911104]: chan_zap.c:1543 zt_call: Unable to reset default ring on 'Zap/3-1'
04:31.52MustDie~bored
04:31.53jbothell yeah, i'm a bot, lol
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04:32.34lilneonman...  :S
04:32.41MustDie~lart lilneon
04:33.11MustDie~lart YoYo
04:33.22lilneonlol
04:33.58lilneoni already got asterisk up and running and i can call otehr iax ppl.. (was feeling proud)..
04:34.43lilneonnow i wanna terminate at other pstn /landlines...
04:34.43YoYook... how does one get verbose output from asterisk?
04:34.51lilneonum./.. the -VVV...
04:34.53BoRiSVoIP termination providers or X100P cards :)
04:34.55lilneoncome on yoyo..
04:35.07YoYono no... not that
04:35.12YoYohrrm... hold on
04:35.59lilneoni've searched and searched thru soo many voip providers.. and finally decided to set up a test with one fo them..
04:36.20lilneonso they sent me a form.. and the questions had me thinking.. wat da @@@
04:36.35YoYogrr... I'm going to have to rewrite the safe_asterisk script
04:36.37Mocok I got my array of threads..
04:36.52Mocbut I got to find out how to send/receive signals from them
04:37.10YoYoWTF is up with subdirectories in /dev/?
04:37.16scrubblilneon: which one
04:37.36Vcofor some reason an array of threads sounds like a closet full of pimp suits...
04:37.42YoYonm... seems fbsd has them too
04:37.45YoYofuckin weird
04:37.46lilneonscrubb-> i callglobe
04:37.46Vcoi gotta stop watching cheesy tv shows
04:39.14YoYosafe_asterisk is exiting, saying asterisk is exiting, when it's not
04:41.22Silik0nanyone know what Allison's turn aroudn time on voice prompts is these days?
04:41.52ManxPowerYoYo: Well if asterisk is running running it a second time via safe_asterisk the second instance will exit
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04:42.28bkw_yo coppice whats up
04:42.39YoYoManx: asterisk isn't running.  try to start it with safe_asterisk, it starts successfully, but the script exits saying that asterisk exited
04:42.52YoYono biggy... it's some weird linuxism in the script that i needs to fix
04:43.00coppicebkw_ things progress as usual - slowly :-)
04:43.04bkw_ss7?
04:43.16bkw_;)
04:43.36coppicewe were joking about ss8 last week. I found there is a company by that name
04:43.47coppiceSS7 is progressing OK
04:44.19bkw_kewl
04:44.44BoRiSWhat is this ss7 all about?
04:44.56MustDieboris: it's something which has not ringing :P
04:45.14mishehuI wonder how much real ice cream one of these packets of astronaut ice cream is equivalent to...  they claim one serving as 64g, and 24 servings per packet...
04:45.30mishehuI think it's more like 1 serving per packet...
04:46.48coppiceBoRiS: SS7 is what all signalling protocols want to be whenthe grow up :-)
04:47.51mishehuI thought the majority of ss7 was unimplemented in practice
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04:50.37ValentinesHi all!
04:51.11mishehuValentines: you're too early.  come again in a few months.
04:51.12mishehuheh
04:51.21ValentinesWhat??
04:51.30ValentinesOh
04:51.31ValentinesHeh
04:51.53Valentinesmishehu, can I get you to send a test call through the new VoipJet server?
04:51.59ValentinesI need some external testing
04:52.06mishehuValentines: when did you make changes?
04:52.19ValentinesWell, we added a new server on NAC
04:52.26ValentinesI think Peer1 might be dropped
04:52.29ValentinesBut I'll have to see
04:52.30mishehuwe just called 'Nam a few min again.
04:52.34ValentinesI know
04:52.35ValentinesI saw!
04:52.36mishehuerr ago
04:52.43mishehuand it went thru on the first try.
04:52.46Valentines=)
04:52.47mishehuhow odd.  ;-)
04:52.59mishehu(usually that communist phone system that borks)
04:53.04ValentinesCan I get you to make a test call to yourself (which will be busy and not cost anything)?
04:53.13mishehusure.
04:53.16ValentinesThanks!!
04:53.19mishehudo I need to change anything on my side?
04:53.24ValentinesYeah, just one thing
04:53.31ValentinesThe server
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04:56.10Fplhi !! everyone.. i am trying to make my TDM 1 fxs por to work, but i cannot get Dialtone
04:56.38Fpli think is the kernel i have but i am not sure.
04:56.47Fplany ideas on this ?
04:56.54Fpli have kernel 2.4.20-8
04:57.42Fplanyone around ?
04:57.52YoYonope, they're all hiding from us :(
04:57.59lilneonhey can u run gnugk and asterisk(as the gateway) on the same box??
04:58.13Fplyoyo : why /
04:58.22YoYoFpl: I wish I knew
04:58.32Fplyoyo : this sucks !
04:58.46coppicemishehu: much of SS7 is only used by backbone people, or people with special needs, but most of SS7 is used somewhere
04:58.51lilneonyeah FPL it does..
04:59.04coppicemost people only need a modest subset of SS7, though
04:59.10mishehucoppice: what is so "nice" about ss7?
04:59.17Fplyoyo lilneon : any of u know what kernel one needs for the zaptel ?
05:00.20coppicemishehu: when you get big you want SS7. In some places for regulatory reasons anyone who has some kind of telco status needs to use SS7
05:00.20lilneoni don't think it matterz fpl that kernel is redhat 8/9 no?..
05:00.20argos73fpl: running 2.4.22 right now, but did have * working under 2.4.20
05:00.20YoYoFpl: yours should work fine
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05:00.20YoYowhat do you see when you run ztcfg -vvv
05:00.21Fpli am not getting dial tone
05:00.24SyndIcateyoyooyoyoyoyoyo
05:00.27YoYoSynd, who the hell invited you here?
05:00.37lilneonlol calm down yoyo.
05:00.38mishehucoppice: understood, but what I was really wanting to know, is what does ss7 do for such entities on a technical level
05:00.47YoYolilneon?
05:00.49SyndIcatelol
05:01.09lilneonFPL try dmesg.. see if the fxs was actually installed..
05:01.21lilneonyeah yoyo..
05:01.22Fplyoyo : i get 2 channels configured : channel 1 -- fxs elstart (slaves 1), channel 02 FXO Kewlstart
05:01.38SyndIcateyoyo: hows the biz?
05:01.44YoYoFpl: ok, does asterisk start without complaint?
05:01.57Fplyes
05:01.58YoYoSynd: struggling, but going ok
05:02.12YoYoFpl: and when you pick up the handset, what do you see in the asterisk console?
05:02.37Fplnothing
05:02.45Fplnothing happens..i get no dialtone
05:02.54coppicemishehu: the reason you want it if you are big is that is completely separates signalling from voice paths. ISDN partly does that, but SS7 goes further
05:02.57YoYoFpl: ok... in asterisk, do this:  zap show channels
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05:03.13YoYomario*CLI> zap show channels
05:03.13YoYo<PROTECTED>
05:03.13YoYo<PROTECTED>
05:03.13YoYo<PROTECTED>
05:03.13YoYo<PROTECTED>
05:03.13YoYo<PROTECTED>
05:03.18SyndIcateyoyo: we just starting selling * services to our customers
05:03.47YoYooh?  such as?
05:03.47Fpli get pseudo home
05:03.51Fpl1 bell
05:03.52Fpl2 home
05:03.53coppicemishehu: ISDN is basically a subset of SS7. Many of the messages, and the call control model is the same
05:04.23mishehucoppice: but in a VoIP environment, is ss7 still useful?
05:04.27SyndIcatevirual pbx .. setting up a 8phone office this weekend
05:04.36YoYocoppice: that's a bit simplistic, isn't it?
05:04.37coppiceits mostly for interconnect
05:05.10YoYosynd: very cool... what are you running * on?
05:05.12coppiceYoYo: are you one of those "ss7 is super complex and wonderful" people? :-)
05:05.42JamesDotComwhy yoyo?
05:05.44mishehuYoYo: what's to be discouraged about?
05:05.51YoYocoppice: no... but the comparison of ss7 to ISDN was a bit simplistic, woudln't you agree?
05:06.01coppicewhat's wrong with linux SMP (except USB, keyboards and mice with 2.6)?
05:06.06SyndIcate3Ghz
05:06.16coppiceYoYo: No. ISDN really is a subset of SS7
05:06.25fearnorthink of SS7 as BGP for telephony.
05:06.37YoYomish: two SMP boxes, one running 2.4.25, the other running 2.6.5.  both will stall for minutes at a time
05:06.43mishehuand in north america, ISDN still stands for "It Still Does Nothing"
05:06.46fearnorhow carriers interconnect.
05:06.48YoYolike, I log in, do a 'ps aux'
05:06.51YoYoI get 3 lines
05:06.51fearnormishehu: only BRI :)
05:06.55mishehucuz they never made any effort to push it out.
05:06.57YoYothen 5 minutes later, the rest come pouring out
05:06.59mishehufearnor: *nod*
05:06.59fearnoryo: you are doing something wrong.
05:07.14fearnori have hundreds of boxes with SMP, not a problem.
05:07.24fearnorProblem Between Chair and Keyboard
05:07.44YoYofearnor: also, one box has two intel nics, both supported by the FXP driver under FreeBSD
05:08.06mishehuYoYo: I've used smp on dual and quad boxes before, never experienced that problem.
05:08.08YoYolinux doesn't seem to want to load htem with either intel driver (e100 or eepro100)
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05:09.11mishehusounds like a hardware problem or a PBC&K
05:09.16coppiceYoYo: I've seem quirky freezes on a couple of boxes. On all others its very smooth. I think there may be some compatibility problems with some M/Bs
05:09.31YoYomish: neither... both boxes worked flawlessly under FreeBSD 4-STABLE
05:09.36mishehuYoYo: "Buy a Mac"
05:10.00YoYomish: no... it's more like "wait for maxim to finish porting zaptel to FreeBSD"
05:10.27mishehuI'm not a Mac person, so it drives me up the wall anytime a Mac person says "Get a Mac" whenever you mention some sort of a problem.
05:10.38mishehu"My toaster burnt my toast!"  'Get a Mac!'
05:11.14mishehuYoYo: what distro did you install, and did you build the kernel or just use a stock kernel from your distro?
05:11.25argos73YoYo: which chip on those cards?  8255x?  run a lot of fxp cards on both fbsd & linux machines - normally no problems, but weird IRQ "things" have caused issues
05:11.31fearnordefine "load them"
05:12.03mishehuI use 8225x's on all my equipment here.
05:12.18fearnor99% of 'this distro sux' or 'this os sux' are attributable to "i'm not smart enough to use it and I refuse to try to figure out how I am wrong".
05:12.27fearnoreverything is usable, and everything sucks.
05:12.46YoYoargos: I have no clue... but I do know that fxp has /never/ balked at any intel nic I've thrown at it
05:12.54sudoer2are websites allowed to store customer's credit cards?
05:12.56YoYoand I been using the things for like 8 or 9 years now
05:13.03fearnoryes sudoer.
05:13.05fearnorduh.
05:13.29sudoer2my friend said cant while i said can, just confirming
05:13.49YoYobut, to be fair, linux has always behaved well with realtek nics, whereas I did have problems under fbsd at one time (think when it was first introduced)
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05:14.18fearnori have not had a problem with *any* nic under linux.
05:14.26fearnornot even the historically known as shitty
05:14.40fearnorlike via rhine or realtek 8139/etc
05:14.53coppiceYoYo: I use lots of intel 100 and 1000 nics with linux, including SMP. no problems. USB with SMP and linux 2.6 is anoother matter :-(
05:15.06fearnorwho cares about USB.
05:15.12fearnorusb is for my mama's desktop.
05:15.20coppicei do
05:15.48fearnorwhy?
05:15.59sudoer2plus bsd is better than linux
05:16.16coppicebecause I want to use USB and a keyboard at the same time. is that asking too much?
05:16.27fearnorwhy aren't you running windows on desktop.
05:16.33fearnorthey seem to have these problems licked.
05:16.48coppice2.4 had them licked as well.
05:16.52fearnori'm sure you *can* use usb and keyboard at same time with linux
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05:17.05fearnorit just evades me how. i gave up on linux desktop years ago
05:17.16fearnorwhen it comes to my desktop, i want it to just freaking *WORK*
05:17.21fearnorand windows just does that.
05:17.27coppicewith a single CPU its OK. with SMP up to 2.6.9final its still problematic
05:18.28coppicefearnor: and windows just works? I've never had that experience. hours of pain and misery is my usual experience with that crap. however troublesome linux gets its only a fraction of the pain of using windows
05:19.22Silik0nyou know thats the whole problem with linux on the desktop... people who wanna screw with ti all the time dont mind it or like it. but people who need to get real work done dont wanna deal with it all the time (unless that real work is coding or supporting their server platforms) then most of them still use a win desktop and run {insert your favorite ssh client here}
05:19.31fearnorbingo, silikon.
05:19.36argos73heh - finally convinced Da Prez at work that "I Was Right" when I started putting freebsd on the desktop...  :)
05:19.38fearnormy windows PC is a dumb terminal, really.
05:19.47fearnorand a word processor
05:20.07Silik0nhell I'm a BSD FIEND... but my main peecee on muh desktop is a XP Pro box with about 1/2dozen putty sessions and opera
05:20.18Silik0nexactly fearnor
05:20.42coppicemy windows noteboook is just plain dumb
05:21.40coppicewhy can't I use a serial port any more? the only ones I can use now are USB to serial. I haven't found one with a driver that works. is windows so bloody easy?
05:21.47fearnoryes.
05:22.09fearnorshit tends to work on windows the first time around far more often than it does on linux.
05:22.10coppiceI mean on windows. On linux the USB serial devices are fine
05:22.16Silik0nhah nothing like a windows laptop and teraterm for working on routers
05:22.51coppicefaernor: that is *not* my experience
05:22.57fearnoranyway.
05:23.07fearnoranyone with tdmoe clue here?
05:23.13fearnorand/or zapras clue.
05:23.18mishehucoppice: I use 2.6.8.1 on a machine with a usb keyboard, mouse, an ati radeon wonder remote, and sometimes another usb device plugged in. never had a problem with that machine.
05:24.35coppicetypical new windows gadget usually means hours spent trying to find a driver update that might hang together for more than 5 minutes. if it says it is MS certified it is almost certainly totally useless, as it will have been certified while *most* of the serious bugs were still in it.
05:24.41coppicemishehu: SMP?
05:25.20mishehucoppice: oh, missed that detail when reading what you wrote.
05:25.28mishehuno, uniproc machine.
05:25.33mishehuI don't have 2.6 on any of the smp's
05:25.38Fplyoyo : no dialtone still
05:25.45mishehuas the smp's are production servers.
05:25.50coppiceif I boot a single processor kernel on this machine it works oK
05:26.13mishehuand there's no reason to put 2.6.x on until reiser4 becomes a part of the standard kernel tree.
05:26.26fearnorto hell with reiser
05:26.36mishehufearnor: reiser is good.
05:26.40fearnoragain, i have no interest helping people debug shit.
05:26.45fearnorreiser is for people who like gentoo.
05:26.46Silik0nufs works just fine for me
05:26.54fearnorsee www.funroll-loops.org
05:27.06Fplasterisk no dialtone
05:27.15mishehufearnor: I'd venture to say that reiser exists longer than gentoo
05:27.33mishehuand was/is the default fs for suse...  not that  I use suse.
05:27.44fearnorsure. by/for same crowd of people who like gentoo.
05:27.53Fplcan someone help me ;;;;;;;-)
05:27.53fearnorLOOK DUDE, MY FILESYSTEM IS FASTER THAN YOURS!
05:28.25fearnor"eh sure if shit breaks, fsck will not help, but hell, LOOK HOW SMALL ARE TINY FILES ARE"
05:28.38mishehufearnor: I've not had any shit break.
05:28.57fearnormishehu, i made a mistake of building a newsfeed/newsread array with reiser
05:29.12fearnor~5TB of space or so
05:29.35fearnorthen one disk crapped out
05:29.45fearnorand reiserfsck threw up its hands and said "fuck you"
05:29.50mishehuwhat type of array was it?
05:29.58fearnorand i said "fuck you too, hans"
05:30.14mishehuI'm sure it really said "fuck you"
05:30.16fearnormishehu: raid 5, but had ibm shittydrive ;P
05:30.25mishehuibm aka hitachi
05:30.57coppicemishehu: there are many reasons to want 2.6
05:31.11Silik0ni can verify that reiser is default for suse... i'm a old school novell guy and my * box runs suse8.2 pro
05:31.17mishehucoppice: there are, but it doesn't seem stable enough yet for a production server.
05:31.38fearnori have no love for things that are not stable
05:31.42coppicei'm developing, not producing :-)
05:31.45fearnorexcept for asterisk :P
05:32.09coppiceif its stable manure, I still have no love for it :-)
05:32.10mishehualright, time to go get some sleep.
05:32.18Silik0ni get enuff astable software at work when clients call cause their windows servers crashed again heh
05:32.19mishehuext3 is stable manure.
05:32.21mishehuheh.
05:32.39mishehuand horseshit is also stable manure, just a different kind of stable
05:33.00fearnorext3 rocks. mostly because ext2fsck works.
05:33.10fearnoranyway.
05:33.56mishehublah blah filesystem troll
05:36.54ZX81trolls have filesystems?
05:37.14debaserntfs baby
05:37.17Silik0nyeah well everyone knows $MYDISTRO and $MYFILESYSTEM is better then $YOURDISTRO & $YOURFILESYSTEM
05:37.22ZX818P
05:38.03Silik0nos400's db2fs > *
05:38.27ZX818P nicccccccceeeeeee
05:38.41debaseri smoke crack for fun and profit
05:39.02fearnorcrack > *
05:39.07ZX81yhow do you make profit from smoking it?
05:39.16debaservery carefully
05:39.20ZX81k
05:39.22debaseri think i need to drink more.
05:39.29ZX81yup
05:39.50fearnorstep 1. smoke crack. step 2. ???? step 3: profit
05:40.18ZX81alex?
05:40.32fearnoryep
05:40.37ZX81me2
05:40.40Vcowhoa i was just thinking of smoking crack
05:40.49fearnordo i know you?
05:40.54ZX81yep
05:40.55Vcoor rather, wondering if i do, seeing as i can not find addmailbox
05:41.00ZX81i'm your local police officer
05:41.06ZX81if you live in New Zealand
05:41.11fearnori don't.
05:41.16ZX81ah well
05:41.21ZX81then i don't know u
05:41.24fearnorbut shout out to my homies in the kiwi-landia
05:41.25ZX818P
05:41.28ZX81sweet
05:41.57ZX81got news?
05:42.10ZX81what is a ricer?
05:42.29ZX81i.e. Gentoo is for Ricers
05:42.42fearnorricer=[usually asian] kids that take a shitty car and put body modifications to make the car look faster than it is.
05:42.54ZX81ok
05:43.00fearnorlike paint it yellow, so it looks faster ;P
05:43.04ZX818P
05:43.17fearnorusually this is done with honda civic ;P
05:43.30ZX81i though it had to do with either eating rice (asian) or phoenm play on racer
05:43.34ZX81ok
05:43.48fearnorit is
05:43.48JamesDotComZX81: where abouts in NZ?
05:43.50fearnorboth :)
05:43.51ZX81ok
05:43.53ZX81Dunedin
05:43.58ZX81South
05:44.01Himekothe car is usually asian
05:44.02JamesDotComahh
05:44.07JamesDotComi grew up in tauranga
05:44.07ZX81u in nz?
05:44.10Himekocan't guarantee that about the kids
05:44.10ZX81wow cool
05:44.12ZX81where now
05:44.26JamesDotComi moved to perth in western australia, and 2 months ago to melbourne
05:44.30ZX81sweet
05:44.38ZX81You checked out www.sineapps.com?
05:44.54ZX81daily asterisk news
05:44.54Himekohttp
05:44.57Himekowups
05:45.00JamesDotComcant say i have :D
05:45.00ZX81or rss
05:45.03ZX81do
05:45.05ZX81it's mine
05:45.07ZX81:-)
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05:45.15Himekohttp://members.shaw.ca/himeko/gotrice.jpg
05:45.19ZX817-8K hits per day
05:45.38ZX81lol ok
05:45.39JamesDotComwhat's the internet like over in NZ?
05:45.39ZX81i see
05:45.43ZX81shiz
05:45.44JamesDotComi'd almost consider moving back
05:45.44JamesDotComhehe
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05:47.44fearnorhmm
05:47.49fearnoranyone has that last phone from sipura?
05:47.51fearnorsp-841
05:47.58fearnorit seems like its not very gay
05:48.29fearnorand could potentially be a business phone
05:48.51fearnoryo zx
05:48.59fearnoryou use adsi phones?
05:50.04fearnori uh...came upon on a list of 30+ security codes for various adsi phones
05:50.05Silik0nfearnor gotta url for that fone?
05:50.20Silik0nthe sp-841 that is
05:50.36fearnorhttp://www.sipura.com/Documents/SipuraPressRelease007.pdf
05:50.40fearnornot even their website has it.
05:51.00Silik0nyeah I was just looking there
05:51.17Silik0ni need to find a good budget business grade sip fone
05:51.28fearnori've looked hard and low
05:51.36fearnori coudn't find anything usable for less than 200$ a pop
05:51.48fearnori stick to using ADSI and a channel bank.
05:52.15fearnoradsi is the bomb. ;)
05:52.31fearnori maintain that ADSI is the way it all should have been done
05:52.40fearnorputting IP stack on a phone was dumbest idea ever.
05:53.05Silik0npossibly... but they never deployed ISDN the way they should have either
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06:02.12ZX81OY
06:02.17ZX81I got html url
06:02.20ZX81if you want
06:02.22ZX81was aaway so
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06:02.24ZX81ysoz
06:02.28ZX81you still want?
06:02.32ZX81for sp841?
06:02.40BurnedOutGeekhas ANYONE gotten this damned Zaptel driver to compile?
06:02.47Silik0nyeah