00:00.04 | ariel_ | your never too old to learn |
00:00.07 | SarahEmm | and the mind behind asterisk's tdd frontend! *giggle* okay, maybe not. |
00:01.14 | ariel_ | NewSole2, your right 1 minute hummmm what are you doing |
00:01.27 | NewSole2 | not me its aterisk |
00:01.42 | NewSole2 | it works fin on zap devices... |
00:01.49 | SarahEmm | what devices aren't okay? |
00:02.05 | NewSole2 | but on IAX2 when u do atened transfer it takes about 1 min to spawn call |
00:02.12 | SarahEmm | ahh. |
00:02.27 | file | come to Cluecon to get the answer to your problems! |
00:02.35 | SarahEmm | lol |
00:03.22 | NewSole2 | just bought another 3 TE405's |
00:04.05 | ariel_ | NewSole2, hummmm strange we do that all day long and it works via iax |
00:04.07 | tzanger | NewSole2: nice |
00:04.13 | tzanger | not waiting for the echocancelling ones? |
00:04.36 | *** join/#asterisk [Outcast] (~knoppix@h-67-103-126-226.snfccasy.covad.net) |
00:05.03 | anthm | NewSole2, did you try dialing # |
00:05.11 | anthm | to terminate the destination # |
00:05.49 | geesus | mmm im spending all my money on a 6800gt on saturday! |
00:06.30 | file | 4 girls? hookers? |
00:06.46 | file | really, you have 4 daughters? |
00:06.47 | ariel_ | wife, 22 year, 17 year and a 2 year. |
00:06.59 | tzanger | ariel_: wow |
00:07.05 | tzanger | I have one little girl (5) and that's almost oto much to handle |
00:07.08 | ariel_ | oh yes my 22 year also has a 2 year kid |
00:07.17 | SarahEmm | woo. got a login, disclaimer sent... now to grab HEAD and diff a patch against it. |
00:07.17 | NewSole2 | already got echo problem fixed |
00:07.23 | tzanger | I can handle an army of boys (I have 2, 9 and 4) but only one little girl :-) |
00:07.29 | SarahEmm | (i know, i know, i shoudl ahve been working against HEAD... in the future i will.) |
00:07.47 | NewSole2 | anthm i did |
00:08.03 | ariel_ | if I can get my 2 year to stop wanting to see pooh movies it would be good. |
00:08.35 | ariel_ | SarahEmm, hefalump is coming |
00:08.41 | geesus | pooh sucks |
00:08.48 | tzanger | hefalumps and woozles |
00:08.50 | geesus | transformers were where it was at |
00:08.56 | ariel_ | geesus, it's better then barney |
00:09.07 | NewSole2 | naw... the flying bears.... |
00:09.14 | file | Take a vacation away from your kids: Come to Cluecon! |
00:09.37 | tzanger | file: help me get to cluecon :-) |
00:09.39 | ariel_ | sure file but I still need the money |
00:09.39 | geesus | do they have playschool in america? |
00:10.12 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: Pooh? Booooo! |
00:10.18 | ariel_ | geesus, wiggles, kuala brothers and lots of others too. |
00:10.21 | xheliox | Any idea why outbound IAX2 calls would be distored but inbound calls sound fine? |
00:10.31 | NewSole2 | anthm.... any other ideas |
00:10.31 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: you're 23 and writing AGI? crazy |
00:10.32 | file | then get money! |
00:10.40 | geesus | kuala brothers? never heard of them :P |
00:10.40 | file | blitzrage: QUIET YOU! BACK TO WORK |
00:10.44 | ariel_ | xheliox, codec/ band width |
00:10.44 | blitzrage | lol! |
00:10.45 | tzanger | 23? bah too young for me |
00:10.50 | geesus | im 21 |
00:10.57 | blitzrage | man, I feel old now |
00:10.59 | geesus | I TRUMP YOOOU! |
00:10.59 | blitzrage | <- 24 |
00:11.11 | tzanger | <-- 29 |
00:11.16 | blitzrage | file: I'm almost done this appendix, only one more to go! :) |
00:11.26 | JunK-Y | <-- 87 :P |
00:11.32 | geesus | lolz |
00:11.32 | blitzrage | JunK-Y: lol! |
00:11.32 | tzanger | NewSole2: ?? dude you do NOT sound 43 |
00:11.34 | xheliox | <-- 24 |
00:11.40 | ariel_ | JunK-Y, hahaha |
00:11.50 | NewSole2 | I dont look it ether... but i am |
00:11.56 | file | blitzrage: QUIET YOU! BACK TO WORK!!!!!!!!!! ;) |
00:12.01 | blitzrage | hahaha |
00:12.14 | tzanger | heh |
00:12.25 | NewSole2 | full head of hair... and not one grey one.... |
00:12.35 | tzanger | damn |
00:12.37 | anthm | you sure ? |
00:12.41 | ariel_ | NewSole2, I hate you |
00:12.44 | tzanger | you drinking from the fountain of youth or something? |
00:12.45 | NewSole2 | lol |
00:12.47 | geesus | hhaha |
00:12.57 | NewSole2 | nope.... |
00:13.12 | NewSole2 | just eat a shit load of tomatoes.... |
00:13.31 | tzanger | NewSole2: ?? |
00:13.40 | blitzrage | 3-1 Rimouski! |
00:13.48 | niZon | jeez |
00:13.58 | niZon | none of these voip providers like to reply to sales questions |
00:14.03 | tzanger | I eat lots of tomatoes but I'm still balding and going a little gray |
00:14.05 | NewSole2 | ya for those who dont know the mellon in tomatos are almost like the melon in human skin |
00:14.15 | tzanger | niZon: must be nice to have that much business :-) |
00:14.24 | niZon | lol |
00:14.24 | blitzrage | tzanger: heh :) |
00:14.27 | tzanger | NewSole2: mellannen? something like that |
00:14.32 | niZon | i want a provider that can do area code 204 |
00:14.33 | niZon | and IAX |
00:14.36 | blitzrage | <-- still has all his hair :) |
00:14.38 | *** join/#asterisk RoyK (~roy@179.80-203-29.nextgentel.com) |
00:14.42 | niZon | or toll free for like 2 cents a min or less |
00:14.45 | tzanger | blitzrage: yeah but you're just a young pup |
00:14.54 | blitzrage | tzanger: thats ok, I'm not going to lose my hair |
00:15.00 | tzanger | lucky prick |
00:15.07 | blitzrage | aye |
00:15.08 | NewSole2 | tzanger... yes... but another factor is I am to lazy to type fully |
00:15.33 | *** join/#asterisk NightHawke (~NightHawk@68-190-111-175.static.sprn.tx.charter.com) |
00:15.44 | NightHawke | i got one that'll bake your noodle |
00:15.53 | tzanger | NewSole2: heh |
00:16.04 | NightHawke | x-lite softphone keeps ringing line 3 instead of ringing line one |
00:16.21 | SarahEmm | blitzrage: why is that crazy? |
00:16.33 | SarahEmm | blitzrage: i've been a professional geek fulltime for 9 years now heh. |
00:16.37 | NightHawke | what config in asterisk needs to be changed |
00:16.40 | ariel_ | NightHawke, that is normal |
00:16.50 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: well, I just got the impression you were like 40 for some reason :) |
00:16.51 | NewSole2 | ariel_ you mad at me for that... you will be pissed at this...... I went to newyork for biz meeting and got asked for ID at bar |
00:16.52 | ariel_ | line 3 on the xlite |
00:16.56 | SarahEmm | blitzrage: lol! no, i'm 23. |
00:17.01 | SarahEmm | turned 23 3d ago anyway :) |
00:17.08 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: well then happy b'day |
00:17.11 | SarahEmm | tankye :) |
00:17.23 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: I just don't know many 23 y/o women who program AGI apps for Asterisk :) |
00:17.27 | NightHawke | ok so when i hook the phones onto the FXS cards, they will rotate thru the normal lines? |
00:17.30 | ariel_ | NewSole2, if it was not for my gray hair I would be carded too. My wife she is 39 and people still ask her for her ID |
00:17.31 | tzanger | SarahEmm: heh my bday was the 5th |
00:17.42 | *** join/#asterisk cypromis (chuck-the-@62.212.85.27) |
00:17.48 | blitzrage | cypromis: zup zup |
00:18.03 | NewSole2 | ariel_ time for some "Just for men" then |
00:18.05 | ariel_ | NightHawke, xlite is a soft phone |
00:18.05 | NightHawke | oh, and i found out why the cards refused to come up, old board and whiney BIOS.. they run on ASUS A7V |
00:18.20 | blitzrage | anyone know what useclientcode= is for? |
00:18.33 | geesus | sif drink Just For Men |
00:18.35 | geesus | LOL |
00:18.38 | NightHawke | ariel_ so when i hook a old POTS phone into the cards, they should rotate thru the normal lines |
00:18.42 | ariel_ | NewSole2, no I will keep my hair the way it is. |
00:19.04 | Defraz | anyone seen anything like this, when I put people on hold sip to sip calls on the same asterisk server the volume goes up and down, sounds like real nasty, when I put someone on hold one side sip other side pstn it sounds fine. \ |
00:19.05 | SarahEmm | blitzrage: i code in C, PHP, perl, python, and various assemblers too ;) |
00:19.05 | ariel_ | NightHawke, what are you talking about xlite or analog cards? |
00:19.22 | niZon | someone offer me some service, toll free or area code 204, IAX less than 3 cents per min |
00:19.25 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: you're unique :) |
00:19.29 | NewSole2 | my Wife is pissed... she looks older then me and she is younger |
00:19.31 | NightHawke | xlite's answered, working on analog cards |
00:19.40 | blitzrage | I just write docs because I'm not a "real coder" |
00:19.42 | blitzrage | :D |
00:19.43 | SarahEmm | i hadn't *planned* to code on *... i just planned to deploy it, but stuff happened and now i'm submitting patches heh. |
00:20.02 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: yah, we need more people to fix all the shit tzanger breaks :) |
00:20.26 | NightHawke | oh, and certify the ASUS A7V100-133 boards to operate the Asterisk@Home ISO |
00:20.28 | SarahEmm | blitzrage: lol. |
00:20.35 | blitzrage | I'm more of a network engineer/documenteur/teacher |
00:20.38 | SarahEmm | blitzrage: a lot of tdd stuff is Broken :) i assume from lack of use. |
00:20.47 | NightHawke | rocksteady at the current time, fast too! |
00:20.50 | JunK-Y | 3-1 rimouski, great! |
00:20.51 | SarahEmm | hopefully that'll change once there's more TDD-based apps.. gotta work on that next. |
00:21.10 | twisted | SarahEmm, where are you, location wise? |
00:21.14 | Defraz | it seemed to do this since the upgrade to asterisk latest stable. |
00:21.20 | SarahEmm | twisted: toronto |
00:21.21 | file | Everyone come to Cluecon! |
00:21.27 | twisted | SarahEmm, AHH!! More canadians!! |
00:21.29 | SarahEmm | file: pay for Cluecon for me and i'm there :) |
00:21.30 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: really? so am I, lol |
00:21.31 | SarahEmm | twisted: yeppers! |
00:21.36 | SarahEmm | blitzrage: lots of us are :) |
00:21.41 | file | SarahEmm: you wish! |
00:21.45 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: coming to the TAUG meeting this Friday? |
00:21.47 | SarahEmm | blitzrage: err, toronto or nocmonkey? |
00:21.52 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: Toronto |
00:21.53 | twisted | we need more programmers at my office |
00:21.55 | SarahEmm | blitzrage: i'll be out of the country from thurs-tues |
00:22.07 | file | twisted: bring people over to the dark side, MUAHAHAHAHA |
00:22.10 | geesus | dialup is the tool of the devil! |
00:22.13 | twisted | file, which dark side is that? |
00:22.19 | geesus | <3 |
00:22.20 | file | twisted: one or the other, who cares |
00:22.21 | twisted | file, the grey one or the black one? |
00:22.29 | twisted | eh. |
00:22.29 | file | twisted: the purple one |
00:22.33 | twisted | file, that's not really dark |
00:22.38 | file | twisted: dark enough |
00:22.39 | NightHawke | we're still here cuz the POTS aint dealing the BB out as fast as they used to |
00:22.44 | twisted | and your nick and SarahEmm's nicks are both purple on my screen anwyay |
00:22.46 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: out of the country eh? |
00:22.46 | twisted | i'm not sure what that means |
00:22.52 | file | ooh |
00:22.53 | blitzrage | twisted: colours are overrated :) |
00:23.01 | twisted | blitzrage, makes it easier to separate convos |
00:23.06 | blitzrage | twisted: tis true |
00:23.21 | blitzrage | twisted: I think there is a way to enable colours on irssi... just not sure how :) |
00:23.30 | twisted | blitzrage, now, mirc colors on the other hand |
00:23.36 | NightHawke | lol |
00:23.37 | twisted | it's a technicolor marvel |
00:23.42 | blitzrage | twisted: you use mIRC? |
00:23.46 | twisted | blitzrage, HELL NO |
00:23.49 | blitzrage | twisted: thank god |
00:23.54 | twisted | i'm talking about the mirc color schemes |
00:23.58 | blitzrage | twisted: X-Chat? |
00:24.05 | twisted | that were more or less widely adopted as the de-facto standard for irc colors |
00:24.06 | kFuQ | grrrrrrrr..... anyone have any ideas on this?? |
00:24.06 | kFuQ | Try running ./install_amp --username=user --password=pass (using your own user and pass) |
00:24.07 | kFuQ | [FATAL] Cannot connect to database |
00:24.08 | twisted | blitzrage, yes. |
00:24.12 | blitzrage | I like xchat, but I use irssi because its the best |
00:24.13 | NightHawke | :P |
00:24.20 | twisted | xchat has become my bitch |
00:24.21 | SarahEmm | blitzrage: lol. i'm in mirc :P |
00:24.27 | twisted | SarahEmm, get out |
00:24.31 | twisted | SarahEmm, get out whiley ou still can |
00:24.38 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: thats too bad :) |
00:24.40 | twisted | (i don't mean out of the channel) |
00:24.49 | SarahEmm | blitzrage: out of the country US-wise :) |
00:24.57 | NightHawke | im out as in im headed home |
00:24.59 | SarahEmm | heading to CA for baycon(.org) |
00:24.59 | tzafrir | kFuQ, well, the mysql server is down, or you have a bad problem with your mysql client |
00:25.04 | twisted | woop |
00:25.06 | NightHawke | watch that static now! |
00:25.07 | twisted | cali rocks. |
00:25.18 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: nice! I want to head to CA sometime |
00:25.20 | SarahEmm | twisted: lol. i switch between xchat, mirc, irssi, and epic depending on what i'm doing on what bo |
00:25.20 | SarahEmm | x |
00:25.27 | twisted | heh |
00:25.29 | SarahEmm | blitzrage: heh. i tend to be out there every month or three :) |
00:25.34 | twisted | a girl with more than one box ;) hells yea |
00:25.40 | blitzrage | twisted: lol |
00:25.43 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: http://opensource.meetup.com/42/ |
00:25.45 | twisted | I'd still be in SFO if i had my way |
00:25.48 | SarahEmm | twisted: err, that's an understatement |
00:26.02 | twisted | okay. I'm in love. |
00:26.04 | twisted | :P |
00:26.13 | blitzrage | twisted: down boy |
00:26.17 | SarahEmm | twisted: i count 14 in the living room if you include the xbox (mythtv frontend) and an Xterminal |
00:26.26 | twisted | yay! another xbox converter! |
00:26.40 | twisted | blitzrage, you can't take me seriously on irc |
00:26.41 | blitzrage | three xboxes in this house |
00:26.46 | blitzrage | and we have a telecom closet :) |
00:26.50 | twisted | blitzrage, what do they run, though? |
00:26.52 | twisted | haha |
00:26.53 | blitzrage | twisted: I don't take you seriously in real life either :D |
00:26.55 | twisted | i have a telcom rack |
00:27.14 | blitzrage | twisted: they run Xecuter |
00:27.23 | Danett | what's a Voip Termination ISP? |
00:27.24 | twisted | it goes *whirrrr* 24/7 |
00:27.32 | twisted | nothing in the house can have power |
00:27.37 | twisted | and it's sitting there going *whirrr* |
00:27.47 | twisted | well |
00:27.51 | twisted | *whirrr*beep*whirrr* |
00:28.06 | tzanger | it goes doot doot doot and gives me great pleasure... |
00:28.16 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: anyways, sign up for the meetup.com group - we have meetings once a month, we get like 20 people a month I think |
00:28.22 | tzanger | hey now |
00:28.29 | tzanger | you do NOT want to put your fingers there |
00:28.35 | SarahEmm | twisted: *nods* xbox is nice for blending in with tv stuff for myth frontends :) |
00:28.38 | twisted | tzanger, can't be worse than mine at the moment |
00:28.43 | tzanger | twisted: probably not |
00:28.43 | twisted | SarahEmm, yes, indeed it is |
00:28.48 | SarahEmm | yay for telecom racks. |
00:29.03 | SarahEmm | meetup group? |
00:29.07 | tzanger | yup |
00:29.10 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: http://opensource.meetup.com/42/ |
00:29.11 | tzanger | opensource.meetup.com/42 |
00:29.19 | twisted | we should drag SarahEmm into 996 this evening, blitz ;) |
00:29.26 | tzanger | damn now I want to play aerosmith |
00:29.29 | blitzrage | both tzanger and I are members :) |
00:29.34 | SarahEmm | 996? |
00:29.38 | tzanger | yeah and I think we're teh only two with pictures |
00:29.38 | blitzrage | tzanger: play G n' F n' R instead |
00:29.42 | twisted | SarahEmm, ongoing teleconference |
00:29.44 | blitzrage | tzanger: lol |
00:29.48 | blitzrage | <-- the good looking one :D |
00:29.48 | twisted | SarahEmm, join #996 |
00:29.59 | tzanger | hahaha |
00:30.01 | blitzrage | lol |
00:30.04 | NewSole2 | hmm |
00:30.10 | SarahEmm | lol blitzrage |
00:30.22 | SarahEmm | woo! north york! :) |
00:30.37 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: that where you are? |
00:30.37 | SarahEmm | yeah. |
00:30.41 | SarahEmm | near mel lastman square heh |
00:30.45 | blitzrage | I'm in Oakville, moving to Toronto downtown sometime before September |
00:30.49 | SarahEmm | coolies |
00:30.50 | mstocco | response = response & form.x_delim_char & randrange(1,4) |
00:30.52 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: good ol' Mel! |
00:30.58 | SarahEmm | what's 996 for? *confused* |
00:31.00 | tzanger | let's let SarahEmm be the judge, blitzrage |
00:31.03 | mstocco | sorry guys |
00:31.04 | tzanger | SarahEmm: it's a conference |
00:31.11 | tzanger | #996 is just full of the stupid robot |
00:31.13 | SarahEmm | okay.. random conference? |
00:31.15 | blitzrage | tzanger: lol, fine :) |
00:31.23 | twisted | SarahEmm, nah, not random |
00:31.27 | tzanger | SarahEmm: you into blondes or brunettes? |
00:31.30 | twisted | although the people in there are pretty random |
00:31.33 | lichen | anyone very clued on cisco ap's? i'm just wondering why there's a 350 ap and a 350 workgroup bridge.. i wish i could do wireless bridging with my 350ap but perhaps they just put out a workgroup model with that functionality to make money |
00:31.38 | blitzrage | tzanger: I'm into girls with hair :) |
00:31.39 | mstocco | got a little excited there, I was hoping SarahEmm was going to be from BC |
00:31.52 | SarahEmm | tzanger: lol. not exactly something i care about at all. |
00:31.54 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: i hope you know what you're getting into in 996... |
00:32.01 | twisted | blitzrage, it's calm right now |
00:32.10 | twisted | blitzrage, and we dont' get /that/ rowdy anymore |
00:32.19 | tzanger | SarahEmm: you odn' thave to care massively abou tit |
00:32.24 | tzanger | it's just a preference for chrissakes |
00:32.29 | SarahEmm | no preference :) |
00:32.39 | Legend | lichen: 350ap is an access point ONLY, 350 wgb is a client bridge device, that bridges up to 8 macs, 350 bridge will be a bridge in ptp mode, will be a client bridge to an access point, and can be an access point |
00:32.42 | tzanger | I prefer a good vanilla to any other ice cream flavour but unless it's got coconut or watermelon in it I'm good |
00:32.55 | blitzrage | ugh... coconut |
00:33.32 | twisted | i need some good ppc hardware |
00:33.33 | tzanger | one thing we agree on :-) |
00:33.57 | SarahEmm | woo! portage :) |
00:34.08 | tzanger | gentoo.. blech |
00:34.11 | twisted | nono |
00:34.13 | twisted | not gentoo |
00:34.14 | twisted | wrong portage |
00:34.15 | SarahEmm | oh... |
00:34.18 | SarahEmm | porting? |
00:34.19 | twisted | although that IS my distro of choice |
00:34.19 | shido6 | ppc |
00:34.24 | tzanger | oh |
00:34.26 | shido6 | I have an LC II |
00:34.26 | blitzrage | gentoo... bah |
00:34.26 | twisted | yeah, portage as in verb |
00:34.29 | tzanger | port-age... as in pauly shore |
00:34.33 | blitzrage | I like it... but its such a bitch |
00:34.38 | blitzrage | <-- CentOS |
00:34.38 | SarahEmm | blitzrage: not going to join the conference btw. |
00:34.41 | tzanger | funroll-loops.org... 'nuff said |
00:34.56 | twisted | SarahEmm, aww.. we're actually discussing tech stuff |
00:34.56 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: possibly a good idea :) |
00:34.56 | shido6 | put machten on the old macs |
00:34.58 | shido6 | muaaahaa |
00:35.02 | shido6 | macten... muahaaaa |
00:35.04 | shido6 | machten |
00:35.25 | shido6 | or yellow dog |
00:35.29 | twisted | yellowdog |
00:35.36 | shido6 | yellerDawg |
00:35.55 | twisted | heh.. the specs on that machine are badass :P |
00:35.57 | twisted | 132mhz |
00:36.01 | shido6 | shit I put some kinda linux on my 3400 I dont remember what tho |
00:36.03 | twisted | 64mb |
00:36.13 | SarahEmm | blitzrage: i'll have to add tdd conference support after i get the base stuff working :) |
00:36.20 | SarahEmm | should be easyish to implement compared to the voice counterpart. |
00:36.37 | SarahEmm | the neat part would be mixing tdd and voice in a conference with festival, which someone suggested awhile back.. |
00:37.21 | twisted | SarahEmm, join #996 |
00:37.35 | SarahEmm | lol i just quit |
00:37.41 | twisted | you joined the irc channel |
00:37.44 | twisted | actually join the conf |
00:37.44 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: tdd conference support? |
00:37.53 | SarahEmm | blitzrage: what about it? |
00:38.00 | SarahEmm | twisted: huh? how? |
00:38.07 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: uhh... thats what I was asking you :) |
00:38.07 | twisted | the iax2 uri is in the topic ;) |
00:38.16 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: whats tdd? |
00:38.28 | twisted | blitzrage, that typing stuff for the deaf |
00:38.31 | twisted | hehe |
00:38.34 | SarahEmm | blitzrage: telecommunications device for the deaf |
00:38.35 | twisted | i can't remember the exact acro |
00:38.36 | twisted | yes |
00:38.36 | blitzrage | isn't that TTY? |
00:38.51 | twisted | TDDoIP might be difficult |
00:38.57 | twisted | unless it's not syncronous |
00:38.58 | darwin35 | TDD/TTY is the same thing |
00:38.58 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: ahhhh, thats kind of what I was thinking. I had to learn sign language when I was coaching a deaf child in soccer a few years ago |
00:39.07 | SarahEmm | blitzrage: the fcc and various companies call it TDD, the community mostly calls it TTY, and europe calls it Text Telephone sometimes |
00:39.12 | SarahEmm | blitzrage: cool :) |
00:39.21 | SarahEmm | i hate the TDD term but asterisk uses it so *shrug* |
00:39.50 | SarahEmm | twisted: why would it be difficult? |
00:39.57 | twisted | well, look at faxing |
00:40.05 | SarahEmm | what about it? :) |
00:40.07 | twisted | t.38 is the only reliable way to do FoIP |
00:40.13 | twisted | latency, etc, causes it to fail |
00:40.19 | twisted | because it requires sync comm, and in realtime |
00:40.20 | SarahEmm | #1, fax is 9600 or 14400 with a strict protocol |
00:40.29 | SarahEmm | TDD/TTY is 45bps with little protocol-ness |
00:40.51 | twisted | it *MIGHT* work reliably |
00:40.55 | twisted | over g.711 |
00:41.15 | SarahEmm | i'm almost sure it would. it's Very Forgiving compared to fax. most/a lot of people acoustically couple it rather than direct connecting |
00:41.22 | SarahEmm | at any rate, that's a waste. |
00:41.26 | twisted | hehe |
00:41.27 | darwin35 | you have to find a tty/tdd modem and I have not been ablr to get mine to work |
00:41.40 | SarahEmm | darwin35: there are ways around that. |
00:41.47 | SarahEmm | darwin35: you have a dedicated TTY hardware modem? |
00:41.49 | darwin35 | its time to move to 14400 bps |
00:41.57 | SarahEmm | darwin35: heh. *shrug* |
00:41.59 | darwin35 | yes |
00:42.11 | SarahEmm | ahh. |
00:42.42 | *** part/#asterisk Defraz (~t0tal@67.130.216.13) |
00:43.24 | tzanger | Don't wanna close my eyes... don't wanna faaaaaaal asleep 'cuz I'd miss you... and I don't wanna miss a thing |
00:43.37 | darwin35 | but trying to get it working is not easy I was going to setup a festival adn sphinx setup |
00:43.44 | blitzrage | tzanger: weeeeeaaaaak |
00:43.50 | tzanger | blitzrage: it's a good song |
00:43.54 | blitzrage | tzanger: weeeeeaaaaak |
00:44.09 | Legend | its weak, blitzrage is right |
00:44.29 | lichen | legend, the 350 bridge is the boxy plenum rated one right? |
00:44.41 | tzanger | kiss off the devil and ya piss off a saint |
00:44.44 | tzanger | good soundtrack |
00:44.50 | Legend | lichen: the AP and the bridge come in that form factor |
00:45.20 | darwin35 | I use a the att web page |
00:45.34 | lichen | isn't the only different between the two is software? it's a shame i can't bridge with mine |
00:45.37 | darwin35 | some times when not wearing my hearing aid |
00:46.03 | Legend | lichen: there is a software difference, and a license key that is tied to the mac address |
00:46.18 | anthm | and a cluecon.com |
00:46.33 | lichen | ah is that why it only supports 8? cause i thought it seemed odd that it would only bridge 8 macs |
00:46.36 | tzanger | heh |
00:46.36 | lichen | money making tactics i guess |
00:46.43 | Legend | tzanger: you DO realize that song was written by a songwriter who also writes songs for celine dion, and toni braxton, right? |
00:46.44 | Legend | ROCK ON! |
00:46.49 | tzanger | every night this robin sits on the hydro line above one of my evergreens |
00:47.00 | Legend | lichen: the WBG is different hardware from the 350 bridge/ap |
00:47.00 | tzanger | Legend: doesn't matter to me |
00:47.09 | *** join/#asterisk Cunk (~chatzilla@pool-70-16-206-127.man.east.verizon.net) |
00:47.48 | Legend | tzanger: i meant the aerosmith song |
00:47.53 | lichen | so i have the 350ap.. am i correct in my assumption that it can do no bridging but will do wireless repeating? |
00:48.01 | Legend | lichen: corrent |
00:48.11 | Legend | lichen: and only repeat off of other cisco 350 devices |
00:48.13 | Legend | and maybe 340 |
00:48.13 | tzanger | Legend: I know what you meant |
00:48.39 | Legend | lichen: another annoyance, the 350 wgb won't run in adhoc mode |
00:48.46 | lichen | good cause i have a 340 and a 350 and wouldn't mind setting my 340 to repeat off the 350 |
00:48.58 | Legend | 340 what? bridge? |
00:49.02 | lichen | ap |
00:49.05 | Legend | ah |
00:49.27 | Mavvie | http://weblog.barnet.com.au/edwin/000100.html <- Worsening spam tactics |
00:49.38 | lichen | doable right? i'm trying to find some configs to accomplish such a thing but no much luck |
00:50.21 | Legend | i've never used the repeating functionality of cisco wireless stuff |
00:51.08 | lichen | neither have i.. BUT you are certain you can't repeating off any ap? it has to be cisco? |
00:51.15 | lichen | s/repeating/repeat/ |
00:51.18 | Legend | yes, HAS to be cisco |
00:52.07 | Legend | if you are running 350 series stuff, do yourself a favor and replace the VxWorks firmware image with an IOS image |
00:52.07 | lichen | it's so annoying how things like that are put into place.. i would think technically you could repeat off anything |
00:52.17 | lichen | mine is running IOS |
00:52.26 | Legend | repeating isn't built in to the 802.11 spec |
00:52.34 | lichen | the 350.. the 340 is still that gaudy web interface |
00:52.43 | darwin35 | where can I get sir |
00:52.45 | Legend | 340 has a roxing cli |
00:52.52 | darwin35 | sir router software |
00:53.01 | lichen | yeah it makes me want to kill myself |
00:53.05 | darwin35 | open source perferd |
00:53.14 | Legend | the CLI? i like the CLI on the 340 |
00:53.25 | *** join/#asterisk Moc (~Moc@modemcable165.109-70-69.mc.videotron.ca) |
00:54.22 | lichen | perhaps, but i don't think there's any question ios is preferred |
00:56.10 | darwin35 | grrr whats the url for sir router |
00:56.18 | darwin35 | google is not finding it |
00:56.28 | blitzrage | its SER |
00:56.30 | blitzrage | not sir |
00:56.31 | Legend | darwin35: thats cause its ser, not sir |
00:56.45 | blitzrage | SIP Express Router |
00:56.48 | *** join/#asterisk newbien (~e@103.242.33.65.cfl.res.rr.com) |
00:57.45 | Chuji | ~ser |
00:57.46 | jbot | extra, extra, read all about it, ser is Sip Express Router - see http://www.iptel.org/ser/ |
00:59.53 | twisted | hehe |
00:59.55 | twisted | long live ser |
01:00.17 | file | lalala |
01:01.14 | SarahEmm | cl |
01:01.20 | tzanger | hahaha "this call may be monitored because we're paranoid" |
01:01.38 | blitzrage | sounds like my pbx |
01:02.03 | blitzrage | thats what I have before I allow someone to call back out through my asterisk |
01:02.42 | lichen | what can SER do that asterisk can't? |
01:03.40 | lichen | or is it just a smaller bundle for only SIP functionality? |
01:05.11 | Nugget | SER can act as a sip proxy. |
01:05.26 | Nugget | SER and Asterisk do very different things |
01:06.13 | anthm | learn about ser from file at cluecon http://www.cluecon.com |
01:06.23 | file | I'll blow your mind away! |
01:06.35 | SarahEmm | gah :P cluecon overload. |
01:06.38 | twisted | hahaha |
01:06.49 | twisted | cluecon spam > viagra |
01:07.01 | SarahEmm | true. |
01:07.05 | SarahEmm | but i wanna go :P |
01:07.15 | anthm | nobody complains about the overload of patches and asterisk features we submit daily => |
01:07.45 | NewSole2 | nope.... |
01:08.54 | tzanger | heh |
01:10.18 | SarahEmm | lol |
01:10.27 | NewSole2 | lo |
01:11.09 | blitzrage | hehehe |
01:11.35 | file | no good SIP software for Pocket PC |
01:11.46 | blitzrage | X-Pro works ok |
01:11.46 | twisted | clueie clueie? we gotta go? |
01:11.47 | Nugget | s/for Pocket PC// :) |
01:12.22 | blitzrage | the only drug problem we have is scoring really good drugs |
01:13.10 | blitzrage | I'm available 24/7 - 24 hours a week, 7 months a year |
01:13.13 | bjohnson | I'm still looking for someone who faxes from openoffice on linux. I'm asking here out of desperation |
01:14.13 | Nugget | that can't be easy. |
01:14.27 | tzanger | blitzrage: hahaha |
01:14.45 | tzanger | twisted: that is why I live on 3/4 of an acre; my closest neighbour is like 500 feet away |
01:14.53 | twisted | 500 feet is n't that far |
01:15.09 | bjohnson | it is if it's down |
01:15.21 | twisted | haha.. true. |
01:15.23 | file | I admitted defeat and bought X-Pro |
01:15.28 | twisted | FILE! |
01:15.28 | tzanger | twisted: no but it's far enough not to worry about neighbours |
01:15.32 | tzanger | and 500 feet down is not far |
01:15.34 | iheartcanada | twisted: open the door slightly, play classical music on volume 14 on your 600 watt speakers |
01:15.36 | file | I know, it's evil |
01:15.38 | tzanger | have you guys never been in a mine? |
01:15.50 | twisted | iheartcanada, well, while that would be fun, i'm sure it woudln't soothe my headache |
01:16.07 | iheartcanada | twisted: it will only have to last 15 minutes, they will stop for good |
01:16.09 | blitzrage | haven't smoked in 9 days, and really want to smoke right now :) |
01:16.20 | tzanger | the company I work for has equipment in the largest open-pit mine in the world; it's viewable from space |
01:16.22 | iheartcanada | twisted: buy some silicon earplugs from your drug store |
01:16.50 | twisted | that would require getting up from the sofa |
01:16.50 | twisted | :P |
01:17.01 | bjohnson | some deliver |
01:18.06 | niZon | yesh |
01:18.22 | niZon | getting a reply from iax.cc is like trying to lick your elbow |
01:18.55 | tzanger | niZon: hahahaha |
01:19.16 | tzanger | I had a good half hour of entertainment when I asked the kids to do that |
01:19.39 | niZon | lol |
01:19.59 | blitzrage | whats so hard about that? |
01:20.27 | tzanger | blitzrage: you're a freak of nature |
01:20.37 | tzanger | I mean who volunteers to write documentation, really. |
01:20.49 | blitzrage | tzanger: who knows |
01:20.57 | blitzrage | tzanger: big mistake on my part :) |
01:21.24 | niZon | you should start a voip provider |
01:21.26 | blitzrage | luckily, writing Asterisk documentation will keep me employed for a few years since no one seems to write it |
01:21.29 | tzanger | fuck that |
01:21.37 | tzanger | blitzrage: until I get into it ;-) |
01:21.46 | blitzrage | starting a VoIP provider would be the worst idea ever right now |
01:21.52 | blitzrage | if you're not already doing it, you're too late |
01:21.55 | tzanger | Worst Idea Evar |
01:22.00 | sudhir492 | tzanger: do you ever take a break? |
01:22.04 | blitzrage | Worst Episode Ever :) |
01:22.06 | tzanger | sudhir492: no |
01:22.08 | *** join/#asterisk doolph (doolph@201.226.146.178) |
01:22.17 | tzanger | blitzrage: that's untrue |
01:22.23 | sudhir492 | are you a bot :-) |
01:22.26 | SarahEmm | thankyou, blitzrage :) |
01:22.28 | SarahEmm | (for docs) |
01:22.32 | tzanger | there's plenty of room ofr voip providers who can actually run a business |
01:22.33 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: no problem :) |
01:22.53 | twisted | blitzrage, I tend to disagree |
01:23.11 | iheartcanada | the minute o'reilly publishs a definitive guide to asterisk setup, admin, and (serious) customization doc.. say a 900 page tome, is the day i buy a x100p |
01:23.13 | blitzrage | its good now - but LD is going to be free in 5 years |
01:23.33 | iheartcanada | oreillly addison wesley prentice hall doesn't matter |
01:24.24 | tzanger | stop that shit man |
01:24.26 | twisted | lol |
01:24.27 | tzanger | although it reminds me |
01:24.38 | tzanger | there was this one guy at the campsite who brought a moose call |
01:24.45 | twisted | word |
01:24.47 | tzanger | I told him every time he blew on it I felt like humping something |
01:24.54 | twisted | hahaha |
01:25.04 | blitzrage | a definitive guide for Asterisk would be impossible to write right now - too much shit changing. Gotta wait another year or two for things to stablize |
01:25.13 | tzanger | although |
01:25.14 | SarahEmm | blitzrage: or five ;) |
01:25.19 | JunK-Y | rimouski! |
01:25.23 | twisted | nevar! |
01:25.29 | twisted | we shall nevar stablize! |
01:25.32 | anthm | http://www.cluecon.com/images/shirtdesign/starwars.jpg |
01:25.37 | tzanger | I also told him that if he brought that thing on the river he was gonna end up with some really nasty man-moose lovin |
01:26.02 | *** join/#asterisk webfx (user@blk-137-104-254.eastlink.ca) |
01:26.06 | twisted | tzanger, you took the moose penis too literally. |
01:26.35 | tzanger | twisted: I did *not* take ANY moose penis |
01:26.44 | twisted | haha, no, you fell down the stairs *winK* |
01:27.25 | twisted | hmm |
01:27.32 | SarahEmm | lol. |
01:27.35 | SarahEmm | *adds that to her quote file* |
01:27.39 | blitzrage | hehehee |
01:27.47 | twisted | that'll teach them fsckers upstairs |
01:28.06 | *** join/#asterisk implicit (~implicit@ip68-5-208-15.oc.oc.cox.net) |
01:28.31 | webfx | hey guys |
01:28.35 | twisted | SarahEmm, sometimes, this place is better than bash.org |
01:28.40 | tzanger | the fact that you have astroglide readily available near the computer has me more than a touch nervous |
01:28.51 | twisted | tzanger, does it have you quivering? |
01:29.14 | tzanger | ...no... |
01:29.18 | webfx | glad to see irc is just like i remember it :) |
01:29.26 | twisted | howdy webfx :) |
01:29.34 | webfx | moose penises and astroglide :) |
01:29.40 | twisted | anywho, the discussion of my astroglide is now over. |
01:29.45 | twisted | next topic, alex! |
01:30.03 | tzanger | webfx: :-) the only way it could be better would that be if we were on efnet |
01:30.13 | webfx | haha exactly |
01:30.16 | twisted | ooh. efnet. i wasted so many years there. |
01:30.23 | webfx | indeed |
01:30.24 | tzanger | me too |
01:30.28 | tzanger | I'm still on it in fact |
01:30.40 | twisted | heh.. i dropped it like a bad habit back in 2001 |
01:30.49 | webfx | once in a while i reminisce with one of my geek friends about the glory days of joinfloods, nick collides, etc ;) |
01:30.55 | twisted | ah yes. |
01:30.57 | tzanger | :-) |
01:31.01 | twisted | and riding the netsplits |
01:31.04 | blitzrage | irc hacking is so stupid |
01:31.06 | twisted | takeovers were fun back then |
01:31.09 | webfx | hahah yeah |
01:31.10 | twisted | silence! |
01:31.18 | tzanger | good old #2600, #cellular and a few other channels I'm not at liberty to discuss |
01:31.24 | blitzrage | 2600 - weak |
01:31.26 | twisted | yep. tzanger rememebers me from #2600 |
01:31.33 | tzanger | yup |
01:31.37 | tzanger | blitzrage: not 2600 now |
01:31.42 | tzanger | 2600 6 or 7 years ago |
01:31.43 | *** mode/#asterisk [+q blitzrage!*@*] by twisted |
01:31.45 | twisted | stfu :P |
01:31.52 | webfx | i was usually in #oldwarez |
01:31.53 | *** mode/#asterisk [-q blitzrage!*@*] by twisted |
01:31.55 | tzanger | before it was overrun by pizza faced 13 year olds |
01:32.01 | tzanger | hahahaha |
01:32.02 | webfx | #phreak |
01:32.14 | twisted | webfx, i visited there occasionally |
01:32.19 | blitzrage | twisted: loser ;) |
01:32.29 | tzanger | phreak wasn't as good |
01:32.36 | tzanger | timecop comes in here sometimes |
01:32.38 | webfx | yeah it sort of wanted to be #hack |
01:32.42 | webfx | TIMECOP |
01:32.43 | tzanger | he's from a magical channel |
01:32.43 | webfx | HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH |
01:32.48 | webfx | dude |
01:32.53 | webfx | you will laugh when i tell you this |
01:32.55 | twisted | dude |
01:32.58 | twisted | timecop sucked my balls |
01:33.02 | sivana | tzanger: are you sure SIP doesn't have silence supression? |
01:33.03 | tzanger | hahaha |
01:33.06 | tzanger | it's exactly like efnet now |
01:33.12 | tzanger | sivana: asterisk does not enjoy VAD |
01:33.18 | blitzrage | sivana: have you read the RFC? |
01:33.18 | webfx | i was cleaning out my room the other day, old filing cabinets, etc, i have HAND DRAWN CARTOONS in pencil mocking timecop |
01:33.21 | twisted | chan_sip has no VAD support |
01:33.25 | twisted | it actually complains about it |
01:33.26 | webfx | from like 8 years ago |
01:33.34 | twisted | webfx, ROFL |
01:34.04 | webfx | oh man i'm cracking up |
01:34.22 | file | blitzrage: back to work |
01:34.23 | twisted | webfx, do you remember drhavoc? |
01:34.27 | twisted | more importantly |
01:34.29 | webfx | nope |
01:34.30 | webfx | don't think so |
01:34.31 | twisted | do you remember drhavoc's mom |
01:34.33 | twisted | oh |
01:34.34 | twisted | ok |
01:34.34 | webfx | hahahaha |
01:34.46 | blitzrage | file: I sent the file to Jim - his turn to do some work |
01:34.51 | file | blasphemy |
01:34.53 | webfx | timecop was like #oldwarez's nemesis |
01:34.55 | tzanger | jim works? |
01:35.00 | tzanger | no oldwarez wasn't cool |
01:35.15 | twisted | i was one of the bofh's in #2600.. I think he was perma-banned from there |
01:35.19 | tzanger | #cellular had some great times |
01:35.23 | webfx | hahah |
01:35.23 | tzanger | actually citats is from there too |
01:35.25 | tzanger | that's where I met him |
01:35.27 | twisted | yeah |
01:35.31 | twisted | citats was from #2600 too |
01:35.34 | blitzrage | tzanger: he fakes it pretty good |
01:35.44 | twisted | back then, he was opposite of himself today |
01:35.46 | twisted | (vague refrence) |
01:35.49 | SarahEmm | woo! bug submitted :o) |
01:35.53 | twisted | SarahEmm, congrats ;) |
01:35.55 | tzanger | yeah that's true too |
01:35.57 | webfx | of course.. that totally makes sense... where are all the old phone hackers now? messing around with asterisk of course :) |
01:36.02 | lichen | hah i was one of the ops of #warez666 wayy back in the day |
01:36.09 | tzanger | narf, zorch, substance... fun times |
01:36.17 | twisted | hell ya |
01:36.22 | twisted | zoro-a |
01:36.26 | twisted | i loved that guy |
01:36.27 | twisted | he was fun |
01:36.34 | SarahEmm | woo! first bug. ;) |
01:36.36 | SarahEmm | *giggles* |
01:36.39 | tzanger | elfgard's around somewhere |
01:36.42 | twisted | oh yea? |
01:36.44 | SarahEmm | i'm weird. i get excited about my first bug submission on a new project. |
01:36.46 | twisted | he sent me an xmas card one time |
01:36.55 | twisted | SarahEmm, it's all good |
01:37.01 | twisted | I got excited on my first time too |
01:37.06 | webfx | haha |
01:37.08 | tzanger | SarahEmm: yeah I was too :-) |
01:37.09 | twisted | er wait - bugs.. yea. that too |
01:37.31 | twisted | tzanger, remember thefloyd? |
01:37.32 | webfx | bug submissions are exciting... you feel like you're contributing :) to greatness :) or something |
01:37.37 | tzanger | yes |
01:37.37 | tzanger | tf |
01:37.40 | twisted | yep |
01:37.42 | twisted | that was my bro |
01:37.51 | tzanger | really?? |
01:37.54 | twisted | not literally, but on irc |
01:37.58 | tzanger | hahah |
01:38.06 | tzanger | elfgard is citats' bro for real |
01:38.09 | tzanger | they came up to visit me |
01:38.09 | twisted | i know |
01:38.10 | SarahEmm | webfx: yep! :) |
01:38.14 | SarahEmm | webfx: my first of many ;) |
01:38.15 | tzanger | I gave them wrong directions though |
01:38.18 | twisted | haha |
01:38.20 | SarahEmm | working with functions nobody seems to use does that. |
01:38.28 | tzanger | they ended up in Hamilton (an hour the wrong direction) |
01:38.28 | twisted | oh, btw, knight- is here on the asterisk goodness now too |
01:38.47 | webfx | don't suppose anybody remembers zircon, guiza, |GrAfFiX|, St0rmcat, nobody or Asimov |
01:38.51 | twisted | onkeltimm, knarphie is still around, btw. he was there last time i went onto efnet |
01:38.51 | tzanger | oh? |
01:38.57 | twisted | i remember asimov |
01:39.02 | tzanger | I haven't seen knarph in forever |
01:39.06 | twisted | yeah |
01:39.10 | twisted | i had a shark i named knarphie |
01:39.23 | twisted | wow.. that was a decade ago |
01:39.40 | webfx | hehe asimov used to be OmiAm |
01:39.46 | tzanger | yes |
01:39.49 | tzanger | so much time wasted |
01:39.56 | file | this X-Pro client is not doing too good |
01:39.58 | twisted | but we had fun on the confs ;) |
01:39.59 | file | time to e-mail them and complain! |
01:40.08 | twisted | tz: were you on the conf that I set up that lasted days and days? |
01:40.08 | webfx | hahaha i was wondering who was gonna bring up c0nfs first |
01:40.13 | file | but on the GPRS connection there's enough bandwidth for a phone call using the GSM codec ;) |
01:40.15 | file | ironically. |
01:40.17 | twisted | when i put chicks from my school on the phone randomly? |
01:40.22 | tzanger | twisted: no I was too chicken shit to join any real confs |
01:40.24 | webfx | c0nf's were awesome |
01:40.26 | twisted | tz: ah. |
01:40.29 | twisted | webfx, yeh |
01:40.31 | webfx | TOOOOOOONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNE |
01:40.34 | tzanger | I was always calling from work :-) |
01:40.34 | twisted | no |
01:40.36 | twisted | i hated toners |
01:40.39 | webfx | i know |
01:40.40 | webfx | me too |
01:40.42 | twisted | i'd shut them down if they got overtaken by toners |
01:40.44 | webfx | it's just so typical ;) |
01:40.50 | *** join/#asterisk [hC] (~hardcore@c-66-176-181-76.hsd1.fl.comcast.net) |
01:40.53 | twisted | (if I set them up that is) |
01:40.55 | webfx | it always got pasted in pub then got toned |
01:41.00 | tzanger | hahahaha |
01:41.07 | twisted | yeah |
01:41.07 | [hC] | will firmware that works on a cisco 7940 work on a 7912? |
01:41.13 | twisted | although, had I had asterisk back then |
01:41.18 | twisted | i coulda toned back with milliwatt ;) |
01:41.22 | webfx | hahahaha |
01:41.38 | tzanger | yeah asterisk rocks some serious socks of some very serious oxes |
01:41.50 | webfx | the operator would come on |
01:41.51 | twisted | [hC], no. |
01:41.57 | SarahEmm | [hC]: i very highly doubt it. |
01:42.04 | twisted | [hC], 7905 and 7912 are one in the same as far as firmware goes |
01:42.18 | [hC] | Ah.. crap. I only have 7960/40 firmware. :S |
01:42.24 | [hC] | how much does it cost to get a cisco account to download firmware? |
01:42.25 | twisted | [hC], time to get a cco login ;) |
01:42.30 | tzanger | I have one |
01:42.33 | twisted | [hC], buy a smartnet contract on your phone |
01:42.35 | twisted | $8/yr |
01:42.41 | twisted | full access to cco |
01:42.46 | [hC] | how do you pull that off? |
01:42.47 | SarahEmm | $8/yr? that's it? |
01:42.49 | twisted | yea |
01:42.50 | [hC] | I'll buy a cco account right now. |
01:42.52 | SarahEmm | wait... |
01:42.53 | twisted | [hC], call a dealer |
01:43.00 | blitzrage | takes a bit to get it though |
01:43.01 | twisted | ams.net was very handy :) |
01:43.04 | SarahEmm | but on used hardware cisco has to do a hardware inspection of the hardware, no? |
01:43.06 | twisted | blitzrage, it took one phone call for me |
01:43.10 | *** join/#asterisk danalien (~danalien@danalien.user) |
01:43.11 | blitzrage | twisted: really? from who? |
01:43.13 | twisted | SarahEmm, generally, but ams.net does not care |
01:43.22 | webfx | ok this is what i'm trying to figure out.. i've read all the stuff about running * as non-root, which is fine, but is there any way to install it AND run it with no root access? the non-root faqs still seem to involve some sort of chowning etc |
01:43.23 | blitzrage | ams.net? |
01:43.26 | twisted | yeah |
01:43.42 | blitzrage | cool - I'll look into it |
01:43.54 | twisted | i bought a contract on my 7905 i bought off ebay |
01:44.14 | twisted | i got it for 3 years, and paid like 24 bucks |
01:44.16 | [hC] | I am in the process of becoming a cisco certified dealer, when i become one, do i get cco access? |
01:44.24 | twisted | [hC], uhm, yes. ;) |
01:44.29 | blitzrage | I'd hope so |
01:44.35 | [hC] | I mean for free. |
01:44.40 | twisted | i believe so, yes. |
01:44.43 | [hC] | But i'll call these ams people in the meantime, cause its gonna take a while |
01:45.04 | twisted | [hC], have your serial number and model number ready |
01:45.11 | twisted | they'll look it up to see if it has an existing contract first |
01:45.19 | [hC] | and if not? |
01:45.22 | twisted | then you're home free :) |
01:45.27 | blitzrage | you pay. you pay now! |
01:45.38 | twisted | well yeah, not free, but you can get one |
01:45.48 | file | this Ronald Wiplinger guy strikes again! |
01:46.05 | twisted | shite. forgot about muh laundry |
01:46.35 | tzanger | twisted: heh |
01:46.40 | tzanger | I have wrinkly clothes all the time for tha texact reason |
01:46.43 | tzanger | file: hehehe |
01:46.53 | blitzrage | heh.. I just set a timer on the microwave |
01:47.01 | twisted | well |
01:47.10 | twisted | usually I just toss them into a basket when they're done |
01:47.13 | twisted | so yea, wrinkly |
01:47.13 | blitzrage | that, and I have a good natural clock :) |
01:47.29 | geesus | grrr |
01:47.33 | twisted | blitzrage, hahaha.. yeah, when you can't hold your eyes open anymore it's time to sleep, right? |
01:47.37 | [hC] | twisted: so if i have a brand new purchased-from-a-cisco-reseller 7912, will i have to buy a service contract on it first or something? |
01:47.47 | geesus | the dude who was setting up all my companys labs with asterisk, has been fired |
01:47.59 | webfx | i'm trying to figure out if there's some way to install asterisk on a shared web host without doing anything that needs su |
01:48.39 | *** join/#asterisk PMantis (~PMantis@cpe-66-66-114-3.rochester.res.rr.com) |
01:49.24 | tzanger | geesus: that's not good |
01:49.27 | webfx | why was he fired |
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01:49.55 | PMantis | Does anyone know when the CVS feature for "n" ans "s" priorities will be supported in release versions? |
01:50.06 | tzanger | PMantis: 1.2 maybe |
01:50.23 | blitzrage | 1.2 is never happening :) |
01:50.27 | twisted | [hC], yes. |
01:50.39 | twisted | [hC], to get cco access, yes |
01:50.56 | twisted | [hC], and TECHINCALLY you're supposed to buy a sip software license to get the sip firmware |
01:50.57 | geesus | tzanger: no, especiall when I have nfi what he was upto and just get a note saying "Paul to help out with asterisk - change all the passwords" |
01:51.06 | twisted | however, cco gets you access to the firmware anyway |
01:51.34 | PMantis | We're on 1.0.7!! Arrrgh |
01:51.50 | blitzrage | I'm on 1.1. |
01:51.57 | twisted | blitzrage, me too ;) |
01:52.04 | PMantis | 1.1? |
01:52.04 | blitzrage | screw 1.0 |
01:52.12 | tzanger | yeah, 1.1?? |
01:52.12 | blitzrage | HEAD |
01:52.17 | twisted | hehe |
01:52.25 | twisted | blitzrage, gotta remember, head isnt' tagged |
01:52.31 | twisted | therefore most folk go "huh?" |
01:52.31 | blitzrage | I know |
01:52.43 | [hC] | hmm. fuck. the 7970 has no sip firmware available yet. |
01:52.52 | PMantis | Hmmmmmm |
01:53.17 | twisted | [hC], give it another 6 months |
01:53.55 | tzanger | geesus: that sounds like a ton of fun |
01:53.55 | twisted | OR |
01:53.59 | twisted | try the new chan_sccp2 |
01:54.06 | twisted | supposedly they are working on 7970 support |
01:54.16 | tzanger | geesus: but seriously... nothing works better to get experience than being dropped in to the snake pit bare-assed |
01:54.26 | twisted | tzanger, uhm... |
01:54.28 | blitzrage | so how many people run HEAD in production? |
01:54.30 | [hC] | I was just about to ask that. Does sccp work well enough to make/receive calls. |
01:54.41 | blitzrage | and of those - how many are not the main Asterisk developers |
01:54.44 | tzanger | twisted: ? |
01:54.47 | [hC] | i run head |
01:54.52 | twisted | heh. |
01:54.56 | twisted | i got head |
01:54.57 | blitzrage | I mean - is it even possible to run it in production if you're not a main coder |
01:54.59 | twisted | and i know how to use it |
01:55.00 | tzanger | I use HEAD in production |
01:55.05 | tzanger | two HEAD servers to be exact |
01:55.08 | tzanger | 15kmin-month |
01:55.10 | twisted | mmm |
01:55.11 | twisted | head servers. |
01:55.15 | blitzrage | tzanger: please tell Jim that :) |
01:55.23 | blitzrage | tzanger: how many problems do you have usually ? |
01:55.32 | tzanger | STABLE odes not mean stable. it is just a feature freeze, NOTHING more |
01:55.36 | blitzrage | I run HEAD too, just not with that many minutes |
01:55.37 | geesus | tzanger: true, but I have NFI where we are at in terms of which offices are hooked up, are the * boxes running lines, ect |
01:55.40 | tzanger | jim is taking STABLE ot mean "no bugs" |
01:55.42 | blitzrage | tzanger: yep - true |
01:55.46 | twisted | hahahaha |
01:55.50 | tzanger | geesus: just take your time, we're here to answer questions |
01:55.51 | twisted | thats why we need to rename the branch |
01:55.58 | twisted | HEAD - and FROZEN |
01:56.05 | tzanger | blitzrage: none. if you run head and don't have a backup repo that works, you're just fucking stupid |
01:56.20 | blitzrage | heh :0 |
01:56.30 | blitzrage | tzanger: lets bring this discussion up on Friday |
01:56.36 | twisted | friday? |
01:56.42 | tzanger | blitzrage: I won't be there I don't think... not anywhere near 7:30 anyway |
01:56.47 | blitzrage | twisted: Toronto Asterisk Users Group |
01:56.47 | geesus | tzanger: taa! |
01:56.48 | twisted | what's friday? |
01:56.49 | twisted | oh |
01:56.51 | twisted | i should go |
01:56.54 | blitzrage | twisted: you should |
01:56.55 | twisted | i have a 3 day weekend |
01:56.58 | blitzrage | tzanger: shitty |
01:57.01 | tzanger | blitzrage: sorry man |
01:57.05 | twisted | and some money to blow with delta |
01:57.08 | PMantis | I used to run HEAD< but found my connection with broadvoice to be very unstable. :( |
01:57.10 | tzanger | one of the girls at work is leaving and we're giving her a proper sendoff |
01:57.14 | blitzrage | tzanger: I only go to hang out with you :) |
01:57.19 | tzanger | blitzrage: heh |
01:57.23 | blitzrage | tzanger: boom shaka lacka |
01:57.26 | tzanger | everyone goes there to hang out with me |
01:57.28 | twisted | blitzrage, you'd go of I came all the way up there, right? |
01:57.34 | blitzrage | twisted: meh |
01:57.35 | tzanger | hell sivana drives like 4h to hang out with me |
01:57.37 | blitzrage | twisted: maybe |
01:57.37 | twisted | BAH |
01:57.42 | blitzrage | lol |
01:57.46 | twisted | maybe is for pussies |
01:57.56 | blitzrage | I could for some.... |
01:58.08 | twisted | er |
01:58.08 | blitzrage | could go* |
01:58.11 | blitzrage | lol! |
01:58.14 | blitzrage | no thanks :) |
01:58.28 | twisted | i'm sure airport security would LOVE that |
01:58.34 | blitzrage | oh yah |
01:58.35 | tzanger | ... |
01:58.39 | tzanger | pocket pussy? |
01:58.43 | tzanger | what in the blue fuck is that |
01:58.49 | twisted | omg |
01:58.56 | twisted | jbot: google pocket pussy |
01:58.57 | blitzrage | its exactly what it sounds like |
01:59.05 | tzanger | I do not wanna know |
01:59.07 | blitzrage | lol |
01:59.25 | twisted | good ole trusty jbot |
01:59.26 | twisted | has all the links |
01:59.36 | blitzrage | ok, 24 is done, gotta go and grab some food downstairs |
01:59.50 | twisted | hmm |
01:59.53 | twisted | i've never been to canada |
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02:00.00 | twisted | let alone an asterisk users group |
02:00.04 | blitzrage | twisted: Canada is way better than the USA |
02:00.12 | twisted | (free flights rock) |
02:00.12 | blitzrage | twisted: come to Toronto |
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02:00.29 | Nugget | canada is too cold for me. At one time in my life, though, I did appreciate their drinking age. |
02:00.41 | blitzrage | Nugget: then just live in Vancouver |
02:00.45 | twisted | blitzrage, you'd have to pick me up at the airport |
02:00.47 | blitzrage | Nugget: or don't be such a pussy |
02:00.49 | twisted | or someone would |
02:00.57 | twisted | like... tzanger |
02:01.04 | blitzrage | twisted: I have no car - but theres really good public transit in Toronto |
02:01.08 | twisted | heh. |
02:01.17 | tzanger | what? |
02:01.22 | tzanger | what do I have to do |
02:01.27 | tzanger | I ain't goin near anyone with a pocket pussy |
02:01.33 | twisted | hahaha |
02:01.39 | twisted | tz: joking. |
02:01.46 | nestAr | i have 4 right now, and a scooter |
02:01.50 | mstocco | twisted: Toronto isn't Canada, you have to go west like Calgary or Vancouver |
02:01.54 | tzanger | but yeah if you're comin to YYZ I'll pick you up |
02:01.56 | blitzrage | nestAr: I have a 1984 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Brougham - but don't drive it |
02:02.22 | nestAr | one of mine is broke.. the rest of them i drive regularly |
02:02.22 | twisted | bwahahahah |
02:02.23 | twisted | okay |
02:02.24 | SarahEmm | lol mstocco |
02:02.27 | SarahEmm | hey, i'm canadian! :P |
02:02.29 | tzanger | your pocket pussy's broke? |
02:02.30 | twisted | i don't have enough delta miles |
02:02.32 | [hC] | Im from vancouver :) |
02:02.40 | blitzrage | twisted: shitty :( |
02:02.41 | mstocco | so is half this room |
02:02.42 | twisted | yeh |
02:02.49 | twisted | i only have like $788 USD worth of delta miles |
02:02.58 | twisted | it would cost $1200 USD to get a flight for this weekend |
02:03.02 | mstocco | I am orginally from Victoria |
02:03.05 | blitzrage | http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/599012 <--- my car (and for sale) |
02:03.28 | twisted | hay ya'll i'm frum alabamer |
02:03.32 | twisted | hahaha |
02:03.33 | blitzrage | twisted: thats only an extra $422 :) |
02:03.35 | twisted | well |
02:03.35 | tzanger | http://www.auctionvancouver.com/clients/canauto/images/5293_1.jpg |
02:03.38 | tzanger | that's my pimp ride |
02:03.38 | twisted | I'm from tennessee actualyl |
02:03.41 | tzanger | same colour too |
02:03.41 | twisted | actually |
02:03.47 | file | Gangster Leif! |
02:03.54 | SarahEmm | ewww delta :P |
02:03.58 | blitzrage | tzanger: lol |
02:04.04 | blitzrage | file: I love that car |
02:04.04 | twisted | SarahEmm, meh, my company uses delta |
02:04.10 | SarahEmm | twisted: ahh :( |
02:04.13 | blitzrage | really wish I had the money to restore it |
02:04.15 | SarahEmm | <-- proud AA chix0r |
02:04.20 | twisted | i prefer AA |
02:04.20 | tzanger | heh |
02:04.23 | blitzrage | AA's for quitters |
02:04.23 | tzanger | I'm flight agnostic |
02:04.27 | orbi | twisted: at least it's not tn. We have to claim country music. |
02:04.27 | twisted | that's what I flew to cali |
02:04.29 | blitzrage | oh.. not what you meant :) |
02:04.34 | twisted | orbi: i'm from TN. |
02:04.37 | SarahEmm | lol |
02:04.40 | SarahEmm | american airlines |
02:04.44 | mstocco | Delta fr. Alabama is easy because of the hub in Atlanta is so close |
02:04.49 | SarahEmm | ahh |
02:04.59 | twisted | screw the hub |
02:05.01 | SarahEmm | with 80% of flights terminating in SJC or SFO |
02:05.03 | twisted | delta uses our int'l airport here |
02:05.10 | file | rather then Montreal... |
02:05.11 | twisted | SJC is cool |
02:05.13 | twisted | SFO is cooler. |
02:05.16 | nestAr | lol |
02:05.25 | orbi | twisted: hmm. you're not the same twisted that hung out with a big guy named conrad, are you? |
02:05.33 | twisted | orbi, ROFLMAO.. yeah. |
02:05.39 | orbi | Oh jeez. |
02:05.41 | SarahEmm | twisted: i go *to* san jose, so SJC is closer. sometimes it's like $200 cheaper to fly to SFO tho. |
02:05.43 | twisted | what? |
02:05.50 | blitzrage | "Two of the most famous products of Berkeley are LSD and BSD. I don't think that this is a coincidence." |
02:05.51 | orbi | small world. :P |
02:05.58 | twisted | well, sfo is only 45 minutes away |
02:06.02 | twisted | orbi, do I know you? |
02:06.06 | SarahEmm | twisted: yeah. |
02:06.13 | orbi | we met once or twice, but no. |
02:06.22 | orbi | back at some SOS meets, i think. |
02:06.25 | twisted | I was in san jose for the majority of a week awhile back |
02:06.28 | twisted | with blitzrage too |
02:06.30 | twisted | VON |
02:06.33 | twisted | orbi, ahh, ok |
02:06.39 | twisted | orbi, DAMN... that was WAAAAAY back |
02:06.44 | SarahEmm | twisted: coolies. |
02:06.48 | twisted | blitzrage, oh, sorry, that was file. |
02:06.51 | blitzrage | twisted: what you talkin' bout willis? |
02:06.56 | orbi | yeah. Conrad & I were buds from like, 3rd grade and such |
02:07.01 | file | I remember you of blitzrage? |
02:07.06 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: I'm so jealous :) |
02:07.07 | file | well now THAT'S weird |
02:07.07 | twisted | SarahEmm, say hi to the pile of tribal poo next to the convention center for me ;) |
02:07.13 | nestAr | i've got a Geo Tracker (Think it's called a Sunrunner in Canada), a Subaru Imprezza WRX, Ford Focus, Eagle Summitt, and a Honda Spree scooter |
02:07.17 | SarahEmm | twisted: what? |
02:07.21 | orbi | I was infinite back then. i was also 14. :P |
02:07.24 | twisted | SarahEmm, lol |
02:07.38 | twisted | that sculpture in front of the san jose convention center |
02:07.43 | twisted | in that grassy knoll |
02:07.45 | file | well, near it |
02:07.48 | twisted | across the trolly tracks |
02:07.50 | SarahEmm | all the cons i go to tend to be at the doubletree... don't think i've ever been inside or closely inspected the outside of the convention centre |
02:08.03 | twisted | SarahEmm, oh. |
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02:08.05 | orbi | twisted: you keep in touch with conrad anymore? |
02:08.13 | twisted | orbi, haven't seen the boy in a couple years |
02:08.28 | orbi | yeah. he got married, then stopped talking to people :P |
02:08.28 | twisted | orbi, last I saw him he was sysadmin at some mafia outfit |
02:08.48 | blitzrage | I don't understand marriage |
02:08.51 | twisted | me either |
02:08.53 | twisted | i tried it once |
02:08.57 | blitzrage | really? crazy |
02:08.59 | twisted | yeah. |
02:09.02 | twisted | i thought you knew that |
02:09.14 | orbi | twisted: whatcha doin nowadays? |
02:09.15 | blitzrage | nope |
02:09.20 | twisted | orbi, i'm in the voip biz |
02:09.23 | twisted | orbi, hardcore. |
02:09.52 | orbi | my boss is trying to push me towards it. |
02:09.58 | blitzrage | run! |
02:10.06 | twisted | run towards the light |
02:10.18 | twisted | for the light is good |
02:10.20 | twisted | and propserus |
02:10.20 | tzanger | yeah I get requests to do VOIP stuff every few weeks or so |
02:10.24 | orbi | he's big on cisco stuff, im trying to convince him to at least consider asterisk |
02:10.25 | twisted | prosperous, rather. |
02:10.35 | twisted | as5300's are stable. |
02:10.47 | twisted | unless you're trying to do t.38 |
02:10.51 | twisted | or t.37 |
02:10.53 | twisted | or rpid |
02:10.54 | tzanger | I've been at Benshaw for 10 years... hard to give it up :-) |
02:11.00 | tzanger | we use MaxTNTs |
02:11.10 | orbi | I'd prefer to stay with systems work |
02:11.16 | orbi | twisted: you work for digium? |
02:11.20 | tzanger | I like the AS5200 and 5300 though |
02:11.20 | twisted | orbi, hahaha.. no. |
02:11.23 | orbi | ah. |
02:11.34 | twisted | everyone asks me that |
02:11.41 | blitzrage | everyone works for digium :) |
02:11.44 | twisted | hellop, someone AT digium asked me that one day |
02:11.50 | twisted | err.. hell |
02:11.52 | twisted | friggin nick completion |
02:12.05 | tzanger | twisted: hahaha |
02:12.13 | twisted | i used to frequent the halls of digium |
02:12.14 | JunK-Y | I SO MUCH LOVE ASTERISK!!! |
02:12.20 | twisted | i guess that's why they asked |
02:12.22 | bjohnson | I'm still looking for someone who faxes from openoffice on linux. I'm asking here out of desperation |
02:12.36 | twisted | bjohnson, sorry |
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02:13.13 | tzanger | bjohnson: samba printer share + hylafax didn't work? |
02:13.22 | orbi | my boss won't touch asterisk as long as he has to learn vi. That's his point of "I know too much about something unix related" mania. |
02:13.26 | psychoboy | hi, any spanish help over here? |
02:13.27 | twisted | uhm |
02:13.30 | twisted | orbi, show him nano |
02:13.36 | bjohnson | why would I want a samba printer share |
02:13.38 | twisted | nano ~= dos edit |
02:13.46 | orbi | twisted: think gui. :P |
02:13.51 | twisted | orbi, kate. |
02:13.56 | twisted | or gedit |
02:14.09 | twisted | or hell, download amp |
02:14.14 | bjohnson | orbi: any text editor |
02:14.44 | orbi | I can't manuver in a cisco router, but am perfectly comfortible in *nix. He = vice versa. |
02:14.45 | bjohnson | amp is great if it happens to do what you want |
02:14.52 | tzanger | http://www.mixdown.ca/~andrew/img_3000.jpg -- that is me on shrooms, I don't think I've ever grinned that wide before, it looks like I am gonna go for osmeone's neck |
02:14.53 | nn | weee |
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02:15.38 | webfx | hahahah |
02:15.42 | webfx | shroom photos are awesome |
02:15.43 | psychoboy | can some one help me an example iax.conf and extensions.conf for local LAN user with softphones???? |
02:15.55 | psychoboy | *userS |
02:16.02 | twisted | haha |
02:16.02 | tzanger | that zebra sticker on my shirt was from my daughter... it had a lot to do with that trip I think |
02:16.09 | nn | <PROTECTED> |
02:16.17 | twisted | nn, no. tomorrow == shit. |
02:16.21 | twisted | today == wet fart |
02:16.24 | nn | no, i get paid for tomorrow. |
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02:16.53 | nn | today i spent about 5 1/2 hours doing paperwork |
02:17.01 | orbi | Yesterday = Crap. |
02:17.03 | orbi | Today = Ok. |
02:17.10 | twisted | i would DIE to spend 5 1/2 hours doing paperwork |
02:17.11 | twisted | instead of 9 hours of what I do |
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02:17.27 | nn | twisted: i didnt get paid for today |
02:17.31 | twisted | nn: that's fine |
02:17.45 | twisted | i'd still gladly swap |
02:17.46 | orbi | Any day i spend in a small town in alabama (or GA, or MI) bites. |
02:17.57 | orbi | actually, eliminate the state. I hate small towns. |
02:17.58 | nn | i get 8.15$/hr starting tomorrow to call people all day lol |
02:18.04 | psychoboy | !ping |
02:18.07 | nn | <PROTECTED> |
02:18.10 | twisted | nn, ooh. big bucks. |
02:18.14 | nn | twisted: Oh yea... |
02:18.17 | psychoboy | lol |
02:18.29 | twisted | nn, and what are you going to call them for? |
02:18.35 | nn | 60 day probation period before reinstatement as a manager, since i changed offices |
02:18.37 | orbi | nn: Will you be working for a collections agency? If so, i think we'll be talking. Doesn't matter which one. :P |
02:18.43 | tzanger | twisted: the only difference is texture |
02:18.48 | nn | orbi: lol, no, telemarketing |
02:18.52 | twisted | tzanger: well, yes and no |
02:19.13 | twisted | a wet fart generally does not contain the sheer mass of a normal shit |
02:19.13 | orbi | I am a perfect example of "If you think nobody cares if you're alive, miss a few payments". |
02:19.13 | psychoboy | who can sendme example working iax.conf and extensions.conf????? |
02:19.27 | twisted | psychoboy, make samples |
02:19.32 | twisted | those samples work |
02:19.36 | orbi | twisted: You're in AL now, right? |
02:19.41 | twisted | orbi, *nods* |
02:19.47 | twisted | huntsville |
02:19.58 | orbi | twisted: okay. just as long as you don't live in hazel green. |
02:20.03 | twisted | dude |
02:20.06 | twisted | hazel green is like a suburb |
02:20.12 | psychoboy | twisted: i have the default from gentoo but i dont get it on how to make users and be able to cal each other |
02:20.27 | twisted | jbot: tell psychoboy about asterisk-wiki |
02:20.30 | orbi | one that can be wiped off the map w/ the next storm, i think? |
02:20.37 | twisted | orbi: heh. |
02:20.51 | twisted | ~wiki |
02:20.57 | psychoboy | lol i readed a LOT im just feeling very idiot :S |
02:21.10 | blitzrage | psychoboy: it takes time - lots of time |
02:21.13 | twisted | jbot: tell #asterisk about asterisk |
02:21.17 | orbi | I was doing some work for a bank down there yesterday (and last month). I had to drive to the middle o huntsville before i felt safe in a hotel. :P |
02:21.27 | twisted | oh |
02:21.28 | twisted | <jbot> +No, twisted, I won't. |
02:21.29 | orbi | Granted it was all of 10 miles, but i have no idea about huntsville :P |
02:21.30 | twisted | nice. |
02:21.42 | twisted | orbi, hehe.. |
02:21.45 | psychoboy | blitzrage: i spended 16hrs without succes |
02:21.48 | twisted | most of huntsville is nice |
02:21.59 | twisted | however south huntsville |
02:22.03 | twisted | ghettoo |
02:22.07 | orbi | I know two places in AL: Research Park and the big rocket place thingy. |
02:22.14 | twisted | research park is in huntsville |
02:22.22 | twisted | and NASA is also in huntsville |
02:22.28 | SarahEmm | time for sleepies! |
02:22.30 | SarahEmm | nini all :) |
02:22.32 | orbi | Which, time before last i went there, i almost wrecked into the big rocket place thingy. |
02:22.32 | twisted | nite SarahEmm |
02:22.40 | twisted | pleasure to meet ya |
02:22.49 | SarahEmm | likewise :) |
02:22.50 | twisted | uhm, how is that possible? |
02:22.52 | SarahEmm | tankye for the buggy help :) |
02:22.53 | mstocco | SarahEmm: night eh! |
02:22.56 | psychoboy | apache is easier than ms paint compared to this |
02:22.57 | twisted | SarahEmm, no problem |
02:23.00 | twisted | anytime |
02:23.07 | blitzrage | psychoboy: haha... it took me 2 months at 15 hours a day to even begin to understand |
02:23.08 | SarahEmm | i'm sure i'll be coming to you for more help soon ;) |
02:23.08 | twisted | psychoboy, hahaha |
02:23.13 | twisted | SarahEmm, okay |
02:23.13 | orbi | It was nice. you guys had some sort of power outage. I was speeding down a road. I had no idea where i was. Turns out it was the road that leads to the space & rocket center. |
02:23.15 | blitzrage | SarahEmm: night |
02:23.21 | orbi | I also almost hit a cop. |
02:23.27 | justnulling2 | why does * give me 407 error when i try to call any extentino or even check voicemail but when i restart * it all works fine? |
02:23.33 | twisted | orbi, oh. yeah |
02:23.42 | blitzrage | justnulling2: its supposed to do that |
02:23.43 | psychoboy | blitzrage: oh...now i get an idea...i will have to boy cigarretes.... |
02:23.47 | psychoboy | *buy |
02:23.51 | twisted | that must have been the day the raccoon took out huntsville utilities |
02:24.04 | twisted | (i shit you not) |
02:24.06 | orbi | "Hmm, what's that odd shaped building? Oh. *SCREEEECH*" |
02:24.09 | orbi | WTF!? |
02:24.22 | justnulling2 | biltzrage: how so? i have logged on to the * why can |
02:24.30 | justnulling2 | 'y makes calles? |
02:24.31 | twisted | a raccoon climbed up into one of the main dsitrobution stations |
02:24.35 | orbi | I bet the raccoon survived too. |
02:24.38 | twisted | nope |
02:24.42 | orbi | darn. |
02:24.48 | justnulling2 | biltzrage: how so? i have logged on to the * why can't i make calls? |
02:25.38 | psychoboy | if i make it work im gonna hang the hard drive on the wall... |
02:26.13 | twisted | psychoboy, if i were to show you my dialplans your head would explode. |
02:26.13 | orbi | twisted: you work with all types of VoIP gear, or mainly just *? |
02:26.22 | twisted | orbi, all types |
02:26.30 | nn | we got some -hot- new girl at work today |
02:26.31 | nn | heh |
02:26.35 | blitzrage | nice |
02:26.36 | orbi | twisted: What are your thoughts on cisco CME? |
02:26.44 | twisted | nn: great, get her naked, take pics, post on astriskdocs.org |
02:26.47 | orbi | (cliff notes version) |
02:27.00 | nn | blitzrage: indeed, especially since she's in my section and i'm supposed to be training her |
02:27.01 | psychoboy | twisted: send them if u can...it cant be more harder :P |
02:27.09 | twisted | orbi, stable, shitty protocol, very closed and hard to configure. |
02:27.19 | twisted | psychoboy, you have no idea. |
02:27.33 | twisted | my dialplans do tricks and make coffee |
02:27.35 | *** join/#asterisk tekati (~captain@cpe-66-75-215-63.bak.res.rr.com) |
02:27.43 | twisted | you need to start with dialplans that simply make phone calls |
02:28.06 | orbi | im going to try to get my boss to compromise.. people who want a big name and have money = cisco. People who don't care and just want a phone system without spending 100K.. you get the idea. |
02:28.10 | JunK-Y | she gonna spoofs ur cid_num? :P |
02:28.12 | *** join/#asterisk Juxt (~Juxt@sfl-dsl-64-135-113-4-cust.host.net) |
02:28.13 | twisted | i think there's a very good tutorial at automated.it |
02:28.20 | Juxt | good evening |
02:28.22 | psychoboy | twisted: i just wanna call other users in my lan :'( |
02:28.23 | orbi | (Granted, the 100K was callmanager. not cme) |
02:28.26 | Juxt | any regexp gurus? |
02:28.37 | twisted | heh.. yeah. |
02:28.40 | psychoboy | twisted: been there letme look again |
02:29.26 | nn | at least we got good hold music now |
02:29.30 | nn | the beatles ,yaaaa |
02:29.33 | twisted | oof |
02:29.35 | psychoboy | reading the makefile i noticed than i already do have the samples |
02:29.36 | twisted | brb |
02:29.53 | orbi | oh dear. tmi. |
02:30.01 | file | mental overload |
02:30.06 | orbi | my poor, innocent eyes. |
02:30.11 | nn | blitzrage: i wonder if they'll need photos of me 'training' her |
02:30.12 | orbi | and nobody here knows enough to say otherwise. |
02:30.16 | orbi | which is nice. |
02:30.22 | psychoboy | my problem with automated tutorial is than like the others they use hardware i the examples and i dont have any |
02:30.33 | *** part/#asterisk Johnsie (~john@acs-24-154-32-12.zoominternet.net) |
02:32.58 | nn | kaden: agreed, however that relies strongly on the base premise that i, myself am not god, as that would complicated worship considerably |
02:33.13 | nn | acck wrong channel |
02:33.25 | psychoboy | twisted: read my last message :) |
02:33.31 | twisted | psychoboy, i did. |
02:34.28 | twisted | www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk |
02:34.30 | twisted | it's your friend |
02:34.31 | psychoboy | im reading the tutorial...again |
02:34.45 | lichen | how did you even understand what he said? |
02:34.51 | psychoboy | twisted: 90% of their accesslog is from my ip |
02:35.59 | orbi | aww, doesn't run on solaris. |
02:36.00 | orbi | :P |
02:36.07 | twisted | *cough*bullshit*cough* |
02:36.20 | twisted | ^directed at orbi |
02:36.29 | orbi | but the webpage says... |
02:36.30 | orbi | ;) |
02:36.42 | twisted | heh. |
02:36.51 | Pete_Largo | ~solaris |
02:36.52 | jbot | extra, extra, read all about it, solaris is Sun's unix derivative, or a very nice OS, or slowlaris, or doomed |
02:37.07 | Pete_Largo | ~bad bot |
02:37.09 | jbot | Bad bot, bad! No cookie for you! |
02:37.15 | orbi | actually i run linux on my sparcs. |
02:37.20 | twisted | ~thwap Pete_Largo |
02:37.21 | jbot | ACTION pees on Pete_Largo and grins happily |
02:37.26 | psychoboy | slowlaris..nice name |
02:37.28 | Pete_Largo | ouch! |
02:37.36 | nn | <PROTECTED> |
02:37.38 | orbi | psychoboy: and also so old now that it's not even remotely funny. |
02:37.39 | twisted | i'm glad to see my actions still work. |
02:37.49 | psychoboy | i played once with solaris in PII 233... |
02:37.59 | orbi | i never liked solaris on intel |
02:38.03 | psychoboy | orbi: im young :P |
02:38.12 | twisted | solaris for intel == nastay |
02:38.30 | twisted | solaris on sun boxes, while still annoying, is not quite as bad |
02:38.36 | psychoboy | if u have an intel here is a "privilege".... |
02:38.38 | orbi | once you get the intricies of the sparc hardware down (The E$ Parity hits on the II's, the near-nova temps of the III's..) it's good. |
02:38.43 | psychoboy | fucking argentina.... |
02:38.45 | lichen | i want to build a little box with an FXO port and ethernet, and then send one out to everyone i know, have them hook it up to their pots and local network, then it will iax trunk to a box somewhere, and then i'll have all sorts of numbers to use |
02:38.56 | twisted | hahaha |
02:38.57 | twisted | near-nova |
02:38.58 | twisted | rofl |
02:39.11 | twisted | dude, i could heat my apartment with one |
02:39.14 | twisted | and cut down on energy bills |
02:39.16 | orbi | and if put in a room with Solaris on any platform and AIX, i will use the AIX machine as an ottoman and use the solaris machine. |
02:39.30 | webfx | are there any h323 phones out there that are better than netmeeting? |
02:39.43 | webfx | like with shared whiteboard, shared applications etc |
02:39.44 | *** join/#asterisk brc__ (~brian@brc.base.supporter.pdpc) |
02:39.48 | psychoboy | gnomeeting? |
02:39.50 | orbi | twisted: i hated sun after they released the fire system line. For many reasons, not the least being that huge anchor they called the V880 |
02:39.58 | *** join/#asterisk heison (~heison@CPE000a01d49e6f-CM00111a59bec2.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com) |
02:40.02 | webfx | psych: looked into it but no collaboration features that i need |
02:40.10 | psychoboy | webfx: voip-wiki ??? |
02:40.11 | twisted | i liked the portable ovens |
02:40.16 | twisted | shh |
02:40.20 | orbi | i had to lift more than one of those things with only one persons assistance to the top part of a rack (Granted, you can only fit 2 in a rack.) Both ways, up hill. etc. |
02:40.40 | orbi | I still blame my ruptured disks on that. I should have sued the company. Now i can't, they got bought. |
02:41.09 | Pete_Largo | ~bad bot, no donut! |
02:41.10 | jbot | Bad bot, no donut!, bad! No cookie for you! |
02:41.14 | file | god my mind is corrupted |
02:41.17 | file | I read disks as dick |
02:41.20 | psychoboy | damn... im gonna make my own kernel be4 i understand asterisk |
02:41.27 | twisted | file, told ya bkw_ would corrupt you |
02:41.31 | orbi | They all tend to do that after i leave.. Bluestar, boom. Bridgestone, *BOOM*. Shop at home.. boom. Renal care.. boom. |
02:41.34 | twisted | you used to not even say a bad word on irc |
02:41.49 | tzanger | file must have been on reiserfs |
02:42.00 | twisted | tz: BWAHAHAHA |
02:42.02 | file | ha |
02:42.02 | lichen | hey if you get two phone numbers from a voip provider, will there be any way to determine which number was dialed? or is that information not passed on to customers? |
02:42.03 | psychoboy | lol |
02:42.11 | file | lichen: usually passed on |
02:42.13 | tzanger | twisted: :-) |
02:42.16 | tzanger | file: I do too |
02:42.20 | psychoboy | file: try ext3 or ufs :P |
02:42.21 | file | unless you have an incredibly stupid provider |
02:42.26 | twisted | i use ext3 |
02:42.36 | file | nope I use xfs, and it's what we use at work |
02:42.38 | file | works great |
02:42.40 | file | 0 problems. |
02:42.54 | twisted | well, the great thing about xfs and ext?fs is that you can pretty much interchange them |
02:42.58 | psychoboy | i had BSD with ufs...it dint make it....electricity here make lights blink.... |
02:43.00 | geesus | I use more file systems then you can shake a big stick at! |
02:43.00 | tzanger | I've had issues iwth xfs but it's because of 2.6.10/11 |
02:43.21 | orbi | i've become a fan of ext3. |
02:43.27 | psychoboy | me3 |
02:43.29 | psychoboy | me2 |
02:43.32 | tzanger | ext3 is alright |
02:43.35 | tzanger | I loved ext2 |
02:43.38 | tzanger | but xfs is very nice |
02:43.56 | psychoboy | i learned to hate fsck with ext2.... |
02:43.58 | lichen | i've been tempted to try reiser just cause i really want to see inheritable permissions |
02:43.59 | orbi | JFS was the only positive AIX had over solaris, IMHO. |
02:44.01 | twisted | i have never had any problems with ext3 |
02:44.06 | twisted | even when hardware was failing |
02:44.14 | Pete_Largo | ntfs is the shizit! :-} |
02:44.14 | twisted | (ie, hdd dying) |
02:44.16 | tzanger | twisted: not hardware failure |
02:44.17 | tzanger | bad kernels |
02:44.25 | tzanger | 2.6.10/11 are EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevillllllllllll |
02:44.25 | file | fsck me babyyyyyy |
02:44.26 | geesus | people misuse fsck |
02:44.41 | tzanger | 2.6.10/11 is from SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSsssssssssssssssssssssssatannnnnn |
02:44.42 | orbi | lichen: I left a few machines at an old client's mail machines running with reiser fs. |
02:44.50 | psychoboy | Linux GentooLAN 2.6.11-gentoo-r3psycho1 :O :O :O |
02:44.50 | geesus | fsck repairs file systems, dosnt care about what they contain :) |
02:44.59 | twisted | orbi, my mailserver was running reiserfs |
02:45.02 | orbi | twisted: and those machines conrad inherited when he went to bridgestone. |
02:45.07 | tzanger | geesus: ha |
02:45.14 | twisted | then it suddenly evaporated the filesystem |
02:45.21 | psychoboy | lol |
02:45.21 | tzanger | I used to repair ext2 by hand with dump2fs and some elbow grease |
02:45.23 | file | I remember that |
02:45.31 | file | twisted: you were freaking out on the conf weren't you? |
02:45.33 | lichen | ext3 is a journaling fs isn't it? |
02:45.35 | geesus | I do data recovery for a living :) |
02:45.37 | psychoboy | tzafrir: ur a freak dude :P |
02:45.39 | twisted | file, haha.. i was pissed |
02:45.44 | geesus | lichen: ext3 = ext2 + journal |
02:45.45 | psychoboy | i mean tzanger |
02:45.48 | tzanger | psychoboy: heh |
02:45.50 | orbi | twisted: i left bridgestone two going away presents. ReiserFS on the mailservers, and Conrad. Two insane products. :) |
02:45.56 | lichen | that's what i thought.. i run my mailserver on ext3 |
02:46.07 | twisted | orbi, and i'm sure conrad cursed both you and the mail servers |
02:46.14 | nn | <PROTECTED> |
02:46.17 | tzanger | psychoboy: when I was 12 and the michalangelo virus hit I made good money with a couple utils I ran which searched for partition signatures and rebuilt the MBR |
02:46.29 | orbi | we both ended in the same way there, more or less. I cursed the boss out.. he threatened to shoot him, i think |
02:46.38 | geesus | tzanger: nice! |
02:46.41 | nn | LOL |
02:46.51 | Pete_Largo | that allways looks good on a resume' |
02:46.56 | psychoboy | i have a server on a place where electricity goes off 2 o 3 times / day....it has 2 months without problemas...windows machines with deep freese ~30 formats... |
02:46.58 | tzanger | psychoboy: I wrote a tool that did exactly what partition magic did years before it ever came out... I had no idea it'd be useful |
02:47.11 | file | ah deep freeze, evil software |
02:47.29 | psychoboy | tzanger: a/s/l? |
02:47.31 | nn | very evil |
02:47.32 | tzanger | I did all kinds of fun shit back in the dos days |
02:47.38 | psychoboy | file: why..? |
02:47.40 | tzanger | psychoboy: I'm 29 |
02:47.41 | geesus | I still use dos :) |
02:47.48 | file | because it makes me reinstall my stuff everyday in my classes |
02:47.49 | *** join/#asterisk mountie (~mountie@CPEdeaddeaddead-CM000a739acaa4.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com) |
02:47.58 | psychoboy | file: lol |
02:48.01 | twisted | #asterisk != #elimidate |
02:48.14 | psychoboy | tzanger: wheen whas michelangelo released...? |
02:48.31 | tzanger | I used to follow the MCB chains by hand ... found out exactly how loadhigh worked, I was able to hide viruses in memory that simply disappeared |
02:48.37 | orbi | 1999ish, iirc? |
02:48.40 | orbi | No, that was melissa. |
02:48.41 | psychoboy | i write a lot worst every day.... |
02:48.42 | nn | file: i <3 my thumbdrive for that |
02:48.54 | tzanger | and most virus scanners at the time couldn't find them because they just followed the MCB chains without checking that theis ize the said they had was actually what they did |
02:49.06 | orbi | tzanger: and you passed that knowledge on to spyware writers. Didn't you. DIDN'T YOU. |
02:49.08 | orbi | grr. |
02:49.08 | orbi | :) |
02:49.13 | tzanger | no |
02:49.15 | twisted | Michaelangelo was released in 1485 |
02:49.20 | *** part/#asterisk Juxt (~Juxt@sfl-dsl-64-135-113-4-cust.host.net) |
02:49.22 | twisted | err |
02:49.22 | geesus | LOL |
02:49.22 | tzanger | michaelangelo was a LOT earlier than 1999, my daughter was born in 1999 |
02:49.23 | twisted | 1475 |
02:49.31 | tzanger | orbi: heh |
02:49.40 | geesus | 56bc |
02:49.53 | tzanger | I had remote ops on both the most hated (elite) and most friendly BBS in my NPA by cracking the BBS doors |
02:49.57 | twisted | <PROTECTED> |
02:49.59 | webfx | woohoo friend is wiping his HD for our first asterisk install ever |
02:50.01 | Pete_Largo | ~Michaelangelo |
02:50.08 | psychoboy | arround 89? |
02:50.10 | twisted | yeah, i stuck an extra a in there |
02:50.13 | tzanger | all kinds of fun stuff |
02:50.22 | file | I walk a lonely road, the only one that I have ever known |
02:50.26 | webfx | BRE |
02:50.28 | file | don't know where it goes but it's only me and I walk alone |
02:50.29 | webfx | TW2002 |
02:50.37 | twisted | hehe |
02:50.42 | twisted | i ran a bbs |
02:50.44 | twisted | i used renegade |
02:50.51 | file | you people are O-L-D ;) |
02:50.51 | nn | bbl <3 |
02:50.51 | webfx | hehe yeah renegade was awesome |
02:50.53 | twisted | because I could code up modules for it like a bitch. |
02:50.56 | nn | file: greenday good stuff |
02:50.56 | webfx | Your password is %password |
02:51.02 | znoG | remote access was the bomb |
02:51.02 | twisted | hahaha |
02:51.02 | psychoboy | is there any bbs software now? |
02:51.24 | tzanger | whale, michaelangelo, the virus writers toolkit, that wasreally the end of it all |
02:51.24 | Pete_Largo | ~Michaelangelo, With all the fuss over the Michaelangelo Virus, I noticed that March 6 was also Ed McMahon's birthday. I can just see it now, on March 6, 1993 millions of PC users will be greeted with the message: |
02:51.24 | tzanger | polymorphic engines :-) |
02:51.24 | twisted | RA hated me, and I hated RA |
02:51.24 | twisted | I ran Wildcat for awhile too |
02:51.24 | tzanger | Renegade, Telegard |
02:51.26 | znoG | haha Wildcat, i remember that |
02:51.30 | znoG | Proboard was cool |
02:51.34 | twisted | znoG, i still have wildcat disks |
02:51.34 | tzanger | 519-888-0085 I still remember it |
02:51.38 | twisted | like the four floppies |
02:51.41 | tzanger | I wrote the Ice-Nine theme music :-) |
02:51.45 | tzanger | boy did that suck |
02:51.52 | orbi | <PROTECTED> |
02:51.58 | tzanger | yeah |
02:51.58 | twisted | heh. |
02:51.59 | webfx | a friend of a friend wrote iNiquity BBS software, it was awesome |
02:52.07 | psychoboy | im gonna fight with asterisk bye ppl nice to talk to u |
02:52.10 | znoG | back in 96 i got excited when i heard you can run a BBS on the net :) |
02:52.10 | twisted | webfx, prowler? |
02:52.14 | orbi | I {heart}ed iniquity. |
02:52.14 | webfx | iL |
02:52.16 | tzanger | znoG: heh |
02:52.19 | webfx | er no not il |
02:52.20 | webfx | fx |
02:52.20 | tzanger | I tried iniquity |
02:52.24 | tzanger | anyway |
02:52.27 | twisted | ah |
02:52.27 | *** join/#asterisk doolph (doolph@201.226.146.178) |
02:52.27 | tzanger | later all gotta do dishes |
02:52.33 | doolph | hello |
02:52.37 | geesus | znoG: REMEMBER MEEE? |
02:52.39 | twisted | i ran iniquity for a day |
02:52.46 | orbi | I moved from renegade to iniquity. |
02:52.48 | nn | lets write some bbs sw ;) |
02:52.59 | twisted | nn: we can use zapras :P |
02:53.01 | tzanger | nah we have asterisk confs now |
02:53.03 | geesus | bbs over asterisk |
02:53.12 | orbi | geesus: i was typing that. |
02:53.14 | nn | twisted: zapras? :) |
02:53.16 | geesus | :D |
02:53.16 | tzanger | a conf bbs |
02:53.18 | webfx | Press 1 to advance to the next message. Press 2 to reply... |
02:53.18 | tzanger | that owuld rock |
02:53.19 | twisted | ZapRAS |
02:53.25 | nn | ahhh |
02:53.33 | nn | I investigate when i return |
02:53.36 | orbi | the nashville bbs people were.. funny. |
02:53.38 | tzanger | I don't think a P4 has the balls to run more than a handful of v92 modems |
02:53.41 | nn | right now i'ma go get me some poonani. |
02:53.41 | twisted | orbi, stfu. |
02:53.45 | tzanger | and even then zapras can't do it at all due to patents |
02:53.49 | orbi | twisted: present company excepted. |
02:54.03 | nn | tzanger: telnet bbs ;) |
02:54.05 | tzanger | it would really be a early 90s bbs with the 9600 baud modems and all |
02:54.11 | twisted | hehe |
02:54.18 | webfx | any idea what kind of IAX traffic a 666mhz P4 w/256mb can handle :) |
02:54.27 | orbi | twisted: remember pit of hell and the other renegade bbses? |
02:54.33 | twisted | orbi, yep. |
02:54.42 | twisted | i was linked with poh via frontdoor iirc. |
02:54.42 | tzanger | webfx: tons, you need to worry about transcodes and anything that touches audio (i.e. DSP) |
02:54.52 | webfx | gotcha that makes sense |
02:55.03 | orbi | twisted: those were the days. i used to take a bunch of bluewave files to school with me, reply to them, come home, upload them. Gave me something to do in between typing tests for the teachers. |
02:55.19 | twisted | hehe |
02:55.50 | orbi | i remember when poh went offline. *sniff* |
02:56.02 | twisted | oh, orbi, I have the logs of the last little bit of SoS |
02:56.07 | twisted | still |
02:56.14 | orbi | shortly thereafer, temp had another baby, it got taken away and she slipped into a big, huge, deep drug benge which may not have ended yet. |
02:56.32 | orbi | wish i did. that'd be some nostalgic stuff. |
02:56.39 | twisted | yeh |
02:56.43 | orbi | i dont even have my early mIRC scripts. |
02:56.44 | twisted | it's like 50 some odd pages |
02:56.59 | orbi | Wasn't there like a big going offline party in worldlink? |
02:57.04 | *** join/#asterisk MajestiK (~MajestiK@S01060800208687ec.ed.shawcable.net) |
02:57.06 | twisted | in worldlink, yeah |
02:57.25 | twisted | i was one of the last few people connected when they flipped the switch |
02:57.36 | orbi | cslip.. something something something.. terminal... SLIP:dtate.. |
02:57.37 | twisted | i remember watching everyone fall off |
02:57.43 | orbi | twisted: i was one of the last too, iirc. |
02:58.05 | twisted | yeh |
02:58.05 | twisted | dude, i'm getting goosebumps |
02:58.05 | orbi | hah |
02:58.38 | orbi | its weird i know i havent thought about that moment for YEARS, and i remembered worldlink, some of the last chat.. etc. |
02:58.41 | twisted | orbi, hey, do you remember Skye? |
02:58.51 | orbi | Yeah |
02:58.57 | twisted | Skye Jones... everyone wanted some of that. |
02:59.09 | orbi | yeah |
02:59.17 | twisted | i used to hang with her at the SoS gatherings |
02:59.23 | orbi | one of my old roommates, nathan/norm, wouldn't SHUT THE HELL UP for months. |
02:59.35 | twisted | hahaha |
02:59.36 | twisted | i remember him |
02:59.52 | orbi | thats the best way to experience him. in fond, or not so fond, rememberence. |
02:59.53 | orbi | :) |
02:59.56 | webfx | does asterisk prefer one of linux/bsd over the other? |
02:59.57 | twisted | he kinda looked like someone hit him in the face with a frying pin |
03:00.11 | orbi | twisted: yeah, he had a bad c palate. |
03:00.11 | twisted | er pan |
03:00.21 | twisted | yeh, i knew it wasn't his fault |
03:00.30 | orbi | twisted: i went to a few of those SOS meetings. |
03:00.33 | twisted | hehe |
03:01.00 | orbi | I would have been the one that people thought was conrads brother. Without the kilt. |
03:01.06 | twisted | haha |
03:01.10 | twisted | he scared me with that thing |
03:01.14 | twisted | (the kilt) |
03:01.23 | webfx | any tips on OS? my buddy is waiting here on icq for me to tell him what to install :) |
03:01.23 | orbi | you and the rest of the park |
03:01.38 | twisted | OOH |
03:01.52 | Pete_Largo | webfx, I've had pretty good luck with Fedora Core 3 |
03:01.57 | twisted | i remember this one girl I dated i met in the bbs scene |
03:01.59 | orbi | twisted: remember modemfests? |
03:02.01 | twisted | her nickname was Cat |
03:02.22 | twisted | orbi: yea |
03:02.26 | ariel_ | webfx, what OS do you like? I use CentOS 3.4 due to it's very stable with asterisk. |
03:02.28 | orbi | wait.. |
03:02.34 | orbi | was it your car we picked up and moved? |
03:02.38 | twisted | no |
03:02.47 | twisted | that was kevins |
03:02.49 | twisted | OH SHIT |
03:02.50 | webfx | ariel: i've used FreeBSD a long time ago cause i liked it's security |
03:02.53 | twisted | we moved the same car |
03:02.55 | twisted | ROFL |
03:03.01 | orbi | LOL |
03:03.02 | webfx | but we have no problem using linux if it makes any part of asterisk easier |
03:03.14 | ariel_ | webfx, depending on what your hardware is going to be it works on fbsd |
03:03.20 | webfx | pete: cool that's an option |
03:03.24 | Nugget | freebsd is servicable for asterisk as long as you don't need zaptel or meetme. |
03:03.25 | orbi | Kevin.. Doommaker? |
03:03.27 | twisted | yep |
03:03.30 | twisted | my bud |
03:03.31 | webfx | no hardware prolly |
03:03.31 | orbi | Crap. |
03:03.40 | Nugget | linux will absolutely make it simpler -- and I say this a a died-in-the-wool linux hater. |
03:03.41 | orbi | i can't believe i remember that. |
03:03.44 | *** join/#asterisk theHub (~karl@ool-182cba82.dyn.optonline.net) |
03:03.52 | orbi | He and i didn't get along too well at first. |
03:04.02 | twisted | what did you go by back then? |
03:04.07 | twisted | i've kept the same nick over the years |
03:04.10 | twisted | wait |
03:04.13 | twisted | orbital? |
03:04.21 | orbi | he'lll remember me by the name "The fucker who dropped the deltree bomb on my bbs." |
03:04.26 | twisted | yeah |
03:04.26 | orbi | stupidest thing i ever did |
03:04.28 | ariel_ | webfx, if you want the easy way then use the CentOS seems to work without any changes. |
03:04.31 | twisted | orbital. |
03:04.32 | twisted | i remember that |
03:04.34 | twisted | he called me crying |
03:05.01 | orbi | He got some significant revenge on me, and he didn't even know it. |
03:05.06 | orbi | orbital, or infinite. |
03:05.10 | twisted | yep |
03:05.12 | webfx | ariel: centos? |
03:05.18 | orbi | i've stuck with orbi for the last 5 years or so |
03:05.21 | twisted | you and I got along iirc. |
03:05.24 | twisted | you were on my bbs too |
03:05.47 | twisted | i ran absolute zero |
03:05.47 | orbi | yeah |
03:05.47 | webfx | nugget: yeah that's sorta what i'm thinking... package installs and stuff i'm assuming? |
03:05.47 | ariel_ | CentOS.org |
03:05.47 | *** join/#asterisk brc_ (~brian@brc.base.supporter.pdpc) |
03:05.47 | orbi | *nod*. |
03:06.06 | twisted | were you on emerald city? |
03:06.09 | orbi | I remember Atomsmasher, who, i think, was the only person to actually nail skye ran another BBS... i liked their message boards, and that was about it. |
03:06.13 | ariel_ | webfx, your friend does he know linux or any of them OS's |
03:06.15 | orbi | no, dont think so |
03:06.18 | twisted | oh |
03:06.25 | Nugget | webfx: no, I wouldn't recommend that in any case. |
03:06.29 | twisted | yeah, atomsmasher got him some |
03:06.34 | Nugget | cvs checkout the stable branch and build it |
03:07.05 | twisted | oh, well, emerald city.. the owners daughter who went by bearcub had this thing for me... every time i'd log on she'd jump into sysop chat |
03:07.12 | twisted | never actually met her, though |
03:07.23 | webfx | ariel: yeah he knows linux, other *nix's |
03:07.36 | orbi | that must have gotten old after a while |
03:07.41 | twisted | very old. |
03:07.41 | webfx | we're both pretty accomplished as posix users, he's got more admin experience |
03:07.42 | orbi | i'd have faked line noise. |
03:07.49 | ariel_ | They you have the route to take. |
03:08.04 | twisted | esp. since I was dating Jessie at the time |
03:08.08 | twisted | (Cat) |
03:08.09 | ariel_ | they.../then |
03:08.09 | webfx | centos looks neat |
03:08.16 | orbi | hmm. |
03:08.24 | geesus | could somebody tell me if this is feasible: |
03:08.32 | ariel_ | 3.4 is better for asterisk but 4.0 works just some minor changes you need to do. |
03:08.32 | twisted | she had a NICE rack. |
03:08.32 | *** join/#asterisk Sato1 (~rauleli@sato1.wizardteam.com) |
03:08.37 | orbi | *snicker* |
03:08.47 | webfx | what's the diff between centos (enterprise) linux and your standard redhad install? |
03:08.50 | orbi | i dont remember what people look like from back then |
03:08.50 | geesus | in the dialplan, make it so if I dialed 59xxxx, it would look up a mysql db and dial out depending on a result |
03:08.51 | twisted | and a very quiet voice |
03:09.04 | twisted | haha |
03:09.10 | twisted | I remember when doommaker first got laid |
03:09.13 | alt | webfx: CentOS is compiled from the RH Enterprice Linux sources. |
03:09.19 | alt | Enterprise even |
03:09.24 | twisted | he was like "it's not all it's cracked up to be" |
03:09.24 | webfx | oh it's precompiled |
03:09.45 | orbi | that's true. |
03:09.48 | nn | lol |
03:09.54 | orbi | especially overhyped as it was. |
03:09.56 | Nugget | the only benefit of RHEL is the support angle, imho. centos lacks that and therefore has little redeeming value otherwise. |
03:10.05 | twisted | haha, must not have had it right then :P |
03:10.22 | nn | i'm waiting for this girl from class to get here |
03:10.27 | alt | Nugget: it's got a slower upgrade cycle than Fedora. In a server installation, that's a godsend. |
03:10.29 | Nugget | I can't imagine actually choosing to use RHEL if it weren't dictated by some hardware or software support concern |
03:10.29 | nn | we're to 'study' for a bit |
03:10.31 | orbi | With PoH giving adult access to everyone and their grandmother, all the bbs kids had lost the mistique. |
03:10.31 | twisted | nn: webcam. |
03:10.41 | orbi | twisted: sworn celebate, going to enter the preisthood. :P |
03:10.42 | nn | twisted: buy me a few and i'll put em up in here |
03:10.43 | Nugget | alt: sure, I wouldn't choose fedora either :) |
03:10.44 | alt | nn: biology or chemistry? ;-) |
03:10.47 | orbi | or.. not. |
03:10.47 | nn | different girl every few days tho |
03:10.55 | nn | alt: criminal justic |
03:10.57 | nn | e |
03:11.02 | alt | riiiiight... ;-) |
03:11.20 | twisted | orbi: i ran into doommaker about 8 months ago |
03:11.20 | nn | but we'll be studying anatomy tonight |
03:11.22 | *** join/#asterisk SwK (~ken@12-219-156-206.client.mchsi.com) |
03:11.27 | orbi | twisted: what's he up to now? |
03:11.29 | twisted | he looks like he got into a fight with a shag carpet, and it won |
03:11.31 | nn | particularly he lovely, perky breasts :) |
03:11.40 | nn | she |
03:11.54 | twisted | apparently he's wasting away |
03:11.55 | nn | damn i cant type anymore on this keyboard, stuck keys, missing keys, etc |
03:12.16 | webfx | i have to get a wireless kb/icurve for this laptop... my RSI is coming back |
03:12.33 | nn | i need to stop losing doritos in my kbd |
03:12.37 | orbi | twisted: just in general? :/ |
03:12.37 | webfx | hahah |
03:12.47 | twisted | orbi: yah, i think |
03:12.57 | *** join/#asterisk frank_sbr (~frank_sbr@207.107.208.137) |
03:13.05 | frank_sbr | Hi everyone |
03:13.09 | geesus | howdy |
03:13.23 | Pete_Largo | hi |
03:13.27 | orbi | every time i see "kevin" i think "klerck". i also see him. |
03:13.33 | frank_sbr | Does anyone knows why there is so many changes between CVS and 1.0.7 |
03:13.40 | ariel_ | hellop, good bye, we all have to go some time. It's late for me so off to bed with me. |
03:13.47 | Nugget | frank_sbr: what do you mean when you say "CVS"? |
03:13.47 | frank_sbr | Why changes are not applied to 1.0.7 |
03:13.53 | frank_sbr | latest version. |
03:13.58 | Nugget | you mean CVS HEAD? |
03:14.05 | frank_sbr | sorry yes |
03:14.12 | twisted | orbi: oh yea? |
03:14.15 | JunK-Y | cvs head is the development version. |
03:14.15 | orbi | er, he wasn't on an irc channel we were in, i think. did you ever go into #advice on efnet? |
03:14.16 | frank_sbr | like the application app_dial |
03:14.18 | Nugget | there is also CVS stable branch. |
03:14.27 | twisted | orbi: nah |
03:14.31 | orbi | 'twas conrads pet channel |
03:14.46 | nn | i miss my old irc days |
03:14.49 | frank_sbr | there is a change there since last 4 months that never been applied to the current version |
03:14.51 | twisted | yeh... i think i popped in once actually |
03:14.51 | nn | high school all day then irc all night |
03:14.52 | Nugget | 1.0.x and stable exist for people who need to run production servers. |
03:14.54 | twisted | for like 5 minutes |
03:14.56 | twisted | got bored and left |
03:15.02 | Nugget | it's unwise to use a development branch for production systems |
03:15.10 | nn | nowadays work 2 jobs, school, and girls lol |
03:15.12 | orbi | EFNet died one night, silently, in it's sleep. |
03:15.19 | Nugget | developers need the ability to make drastic changes |
03:15.29 | orbi | the aformentioned kevin/klerck helped. |
03:15.29 | frank_sbr | I know but how a changes is merge into stable and when? |
03:15.35 | Nugget | when they're stable. :) |
03:15.36 | JunK-Y | Nugget: i use head on all my production systems. |
03:15.40 | nn | bbl :) |
03:15.59 | frank_sbr | the change, i'm referring to is to pass the status when using app_dial to another machine |
03:16.02 | orbi | i miss efnet.. the chaos, the netsplits, the no nickserv, the opwars |
03:16.09 | frank_sbr | it is there but never got merge |
03:16.12 | webfx | nn: yeah i know what you mean |
03:16.13 | twisted | hehe |
03:16.14 | twisted | yeah |
03:16.25 | twisted | opwars was cool |
03:16.34 | orbi | I, more than once, had armies of eggdrops poised and ready to take over a channel. |
03:16.36 | JunK-Y | frank_sbr: i would recommend you to use head |
03:16.41 | webfx | 3y3 w1ll K-L1n3 J0000000 |
03:16.48 | twisted | heh.. me too... although not my eggdrops |
03:16.56 | twisted | hehe |
03:16.58 | orbi | ultimate irony.. |
03:17.01 | JunK-Y | take overs, wow, its like 7 years ago :) |
03:17.10 | JunK-Y | that time was cool too. |
03:17.22 | Nugget | don't use head unless you are willing to monitor the development process |
03:17.25 | webfx | the halcyon late night irc sessions |
03:17.27 | orbi | i used eggdrops to invade the channel they were invented for. twice. the last time, it proved to be the last "administration" of said channel. |
03:17.33 | twisted | if anyone wants to be killed for old times sake |
03:17.38 | Nugget | head sometimes just plain doesn't work. you have to know when those times are |
03:17.42 | *** join/#asterisk aspworld (~aspworld@209.91.159.221) |
03:17.43 | twisted | join #alt.linux on irc.spod.ca |
03:17.45 | twisted | i'll take care of ya ;) |
03:17.57 | orbi | eggdrops helped destroy the channel they were invented to protect. |
03:18.07 | orbi | Roby pointer would kill me. |
03:18.25 | JunK-Y | how many bots in ur botnet? |
03:18.27 | webfx | orbi: hehe very poignant |
03:18.31 | *** part/#asterisk aspworld (~aspworld@209.91.159.221) |
03:18.39 | twisted | i never managed to get killed |
03:18.41 | twisted | or k-lined |
03:18.49 | twisted | although i did piss off my fair share of opers |
03:18.57 | orbi | the good old long nights of waiting for your @ list to be smaller than the allowed /kick threshold on the irc server.. |
03:19.00 | webfx | i was || this close to an o-line but the server never got linked |
03:19.14 | orbi | JunK-Y: i dont remember.. like 20 |
03:19.20 | twisted | bah |
03:19.22 | twisted | screw that |
03:19.32 | twisted | i'd ride in on a netsplit after steaking out a channel for a few days |
03:19.36 | `Sauron | o-lines are overrated |
03:19.39 | twisted | find out who was lagged more than whom, who responded first, etc. |
03:19.45 | webfx | fo sho... except when you're 13 |
03:19.46 | orbi | twisted: see, you were smart. |
03:19.53 | `Sauron | Yawn. |
03:19.57 | orbi | i went for dramatic trechery. |
03:20.01 | twisted | hehe |
03:20.02 | `Sauron | IRC hacking is soo last decade, too. |
03:20.09 | webfx | yeah that's what we're talking about |
03:20.12 | webfx | last decade |
03:20.17 | twisted | yeah, no shit |
03:20.39 | `Sauron | Nugget, around? |
03:20.59 | orbi | twisted: actually i think you hated me for a while, because i referred to you as twisttie. :P |
03:21.04 | twisted | haha |
03:21.13 | twisted | nah, lots of people did |
03:21.25 | webfx | the best was when you were retaking your own channel and then everybody f*cked up and left the channel with no ops |
03:21.26 | twisted | although i think it started with gemmi |
03:21.28 | lichen | so i'm learning about SER.. is it preferred to use that instead of * SIP server features? you can use SER to act as the SIP server and then pass calls off to * for call handling? or am i thinking about this all wrong.. |
03:21.43 | twisted | webfx, rofl.. yeah. |
03:22.00 | webfx | you had to beg an oper to come in and pull a doctor who ;) |
03:22.05 | twisted | nah |
03:22.07 | [hC] | twisted: I had a question for you that I sent in msg, but your client told me to feck off. :) |
03:22.08 | twisted | we wouldn't do that |
03:22.18 | webfx | or just split in w/ops |
03:22.21 | twisted | [hC], that's because I filter unsolicited /msgs |
03:22.24 | webfx | until they banned that at server level |
03:22.38 | twisted | webfx, that's how we did it |
03:22.50 | twisted | of course, it was great when you came in from a split the same time another server did with the enemy on it |
03:23.03 | twisted | you could have pages and pages of +o-o |
03:23.07 | [hC] | twisted: would you mind allowing me to send one? regarding our conversation before about CCO |
03:23.15 | webfx | haha yeah i remember that now |
03:23.21 | webfx | that was AWESOME :) |
03:23.46 | twisted | [hC], well, if it's regarding me sending you firmware, sorry. I'm no pirate |
03:25.04 | heison | . |
03:25.38 | twisted | webfx, of course, that also happened when you'd ride in with ops, aop the normal ops, and their protection script would take over, and start mdoping, and your script re-oping, but it'd never touch you because you were on their friends lists, and vice versa |
03:26.08 | nn | MODE wars ;) |
03:26.16 | nn | this girl is insane.. |
03:26.27 | twisted | and my favorite way of killing bots: find out their autoresponse word, and placing a bot in the channel that would say that word and resond to their response. |
03:26.30 | nn | three OS's on a laptop lol |
03:26.36 | twisted | although both bots would eventually die, you'd get the deed done |
03:26.59 | orbi | twisted: :P that happened to a few of mine. |
03:26.59 | twisted | and scroll the channel and possibly kill off half of it's population in the process |
03:27.15 | twisted | orbi, hehe |
03:27.26 | orbi | i actually had the clever idea once to run an important eggdrop on my windows machine. Then, winnuke came out. |
03:27.27 | `Sauron | It's getting to be harder and harder to flood people off, as fewer and fewer people are on low-speed connections. |
03:27.46 | twisted | orbi, my favorite were the insecure older eggdrops, where you could feed them just about any shell command in the proper format |
03:27.59 | twisted | haha |
03:28.01 | webfx | twsted: ahahah that's funny (autoresponse) |
03:28.01 | twisted | winnuke was fun |
03:28.06 | `Sauron | An old-school favourite, is to send +++ATH0 |
03:28.09 | twisted | so was the mirc bug |
03:28.14 | `Sauron | or ~~~ATH0 |
03:28.16 | webfx | hahah |
03:28.29 | webfx | yeah that was a good one |
03:28.34 | webfx | and of course flash.c/flash2 |
03:28.38 | twisted | haha |
03:29.21 | lichen | +++ATH0 was awesome |
03:29.31 | twisted | hehe |
03:29.40 | *** join/#asterisk newmedian (~crowlther@Quebec-HSE-ppp230300.qc.sympatico.ca) |
03:29.44 | twisted | man |
03:29.47 | webfx | winnuke came out and it was like a renaissance in war... a lame renaissance cause suddently everyone could do it wihtout being able to compile |
03:29.52 | twisted | all this reminiscing and i've forgotten to start the laundry |
03:30.01 | webfx | but there were some COOL windows gui wartools to come out |
03:30.16 | twisted | by far my favorit war tool was terraserver |
03:30.28 | twisted | send someone a satellite photo of their house |
03:30.35 | twisted | watch how quickly they dissapear from IRC |
03:30.35 | webfx | haha!! |
03:30.36 | orbi | AOL Wartools. that was a bundle of fun. |
03:30.43 | webfx | never seen that one twisted |
03:30.49 | twisted | webfx, only did it once |
03:31.04 | twisted | some fucknugget kept running attacks on me that i had already fixed |
03:31.15 | twisted | so i just backtracked it, did a little social engineering |
03:31.21 | *** join/#asterisk tugalone (~tugalone@pcp0010303951pcs.avenel01.nj.comcast.net) |
03:31.22 | twisted | got his address |
03:31.39 | twisted | dcc'd him a photo of his house with the words "STOP NOW OR DIE" written on it in paint |
03:31.48 | webfx | hahahh |
03:32.15 | `Sauron | Hum. |
03:32.26 | `Sauron | I was really hoping for this to turn back into #asterisk soon |
03:32.35 | twisted | yeah.. next thing I saw after he got it was * somefucker (~cant@rememeber.his.name.lol) has quit irc |
03:32.37 | orbi | ROFL |
03:32.46 | webfx | sauron: fine, tell me what os to install :) |
03:32.53 | ariel_ | `Sauron, just ask a question and it will. |
03:32.57 | `Sauron | What OS, or what distribution? |
03:33.00 | twisted | yeah, really |
03:33.01 | webfx | me and a buddy are installing asterisk RIGHT NOW, for the first time :) |
03:33.04 | `Sauron | The OS choice is easy |
03:33.06 | webfx | pick a nix install for us |
03:33.10 | znoG | `Sauron: i'm really hoping you'd stop whining. |
03:33.13 | twisted | god invented a /ignore so you don't have to read the conversations from people you dont' want to read them from :) |
03:33.19 | ariel_ | CentOS for me 3.4 |
03:33.42 | ariel_ | twisted, yes but then why would I want to ignore you.... |
03:33.47 | twisted | of course, i have the mass ignore on my side, so don't irritate me ;) |
03:34.11 | twisted | ariel_, you may not, but i was speaking to `Sauron more than anyone |
03:34.26 | ariel_ | twisted, what me.....hehehe just kidding. |
03:34.34 | webfx | ariel: i've been looking at that, i see that a longer developement cycle would be a godsend for a server machine you don't want to dote over.. what's the main reason to use it over something like fedora lets say? |
03:34.35 | orbi | twisted: I actually caught a guy doing.. something on my bbs i didn't like, i dont remember what.. so, i got another sysop on the line, gave him a call, threatened to come by his house and have a chat. Guy started crying and begging me not to. |
03:34.36 | twisted | ariel_, i know. How's the kids? |
03:34.50 | orbi | twisted: what's bad about it is - this guy bullied me at school all the time. |
03:35.00 | twisted | orbi, ahahaha... doommaker did that to norm once IIRC |
03:35.03 | ariel_ | fine just fine. Thanks. |
03:35.15 | newmedian | ~distrochooser |
03:35.17 | jbot | distrochooser is, like, a web page wizard that helps you choose which Linux Distro is most suited to your needs, at http://www.zegeniestudios.net/ldc/index.php |
03:35.22 | orbi | twisted: doommaker and (you?) came over to my house after i blew his bbs up. |
03:35.28 | twisted | no, wasn't me |
03:35.34 | twisted | i think it was kryptic? |
03:35.37 | orbi | not sure. |
03:35.48 | twisted | or was it that big guy |
03:36.00 | orbi | the one with the weird hair that looked like a turtle? |
03:36.03 | twisted | yeah |
03:36.12 | twisted | can't remember his name |
03:36.19 | orbi | definately wasnt him, i would have remembered the fear of having my face pounded in. |
03:36.23 | webfx | how about debian for asterisk |
03:36.30 | twisted | hmm |
03:36.35 | twisted | i don't remember then |
03:36.56 | *** join/#asterisk showtime031 (~badwolf@ool-18b94f16.dyn.optonline.net) |
03:36.58 | twisted | he wanted me to go but I told him that i wasn't going to, because that was just silly |
03:36.58 | ariel_ | webfx, it works just have to make some minor changes to it's setup. |
03:37.38 | webfx | really |
03:37.38 | webfx | hmm |
03:37.42 | ariel_ | debian, Gentoo, Slackware, CentOS, RHEL 3, Fedora all will work just fine. |
03:37.43 | twisted | I mean, what is there to accomplish by showing up at someone's house after they blow up your bbs? I knew he wasn't going to beat anyones ass |
03:37.45 | newmedian | I suppose you fellows are talking about http://www.bbsdocumentary.com/ which is now shipping, right? |
03:37.57 | Nugget | aside from some common problems people have with FC3, linux is linux is linux as far as asterisk is concerned. |
03:37.58 | webfx | ariel: ahh gotch that's very helpful |
03:38.18 | webfx | that narrows it down |
03:38.19 | orbi | yay, nothing on my calender tomorrow except Cisco training and a docs appointment. |
03:38.21 | webfx | but |
03:38.23 | twisted | from what I understand, he talked to your mother? or something and threw a fit |
03:38.35 | orbi | which inevitably means i'll be going to some remote location. |
03:38.36 | webfx | of those which require no modification to setup? :) |
03:38.42 | twisted | orbi, yay.. heh. |
03:38.46 | Nugget | heck, if you don't need zaptel, you don't need linux at all. |
03:38.50 | Micc | in extensions.conf how do I get the callerID of the incoming call? |
03:38.54 | orbi | twisted: yes, he told my grandparents something i REALLY didn't need them to know. |
03:39.01 | webfx | and zaptel is a POTS/hardware interface right |
03:39.12 | Nugget | that and a timing interface which is needed for meetme conferencing. |
03:39.24 | webfx | so zaptel is the equivalent of iax or sip? |
03:39.28 | ariel_ | webfx, here are some of what you need to start reading. http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk |
03:39.29 | Nugget | no. |
03:39.37 | newmedian | ~docs |
03:39.38 | jbot | Documentation 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 |
03:39.39 | webfx | ariel: yah i've been going through the wiki for a week or so |
03:39.41 | orbi | twisted: actually, if this bank cant get their 2k server in sorts, it'll probably be hazel "Deliverence" green, alabama. |
03:39.47 | Micc | I need to set the caller id info so that when I dialout it uses the same caller id info as the user calling in. |
03:39.55 | twisted | orbi, well, if so, let me know, perhaps we can have lunch tomorrow |
03:39.57 | twisted | heh. |
03:40.02 | ariel_ | zap ports are you pots analog hardware devices. |
03:40.24 | webfx | cool yeah don't have any plans for those |
03:40.44 | showtime031 | hi all |
03:40.55 | orbi | :P i'll letcha know if i show back up there soon - i try to manage anything out of state at least a day in advance.. i went to this bank for the express purpose of making it so they could survive if one of their windows boxes went down, and just in time it turns out. |
03:40.57 | newmedian | jbot seen all |
03:40.59 | jbot | all <WeezeyD@206.210.109.233> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 47d 8h 37m 43s ago, saying: 'hello'. |
03:41.15 | twisted | orbi, heh. cool. |
03:41.58 | orbi | I work with both sides of the force now, but i'll always have a special place in my heart for unix. |
03:42.49 | newmedian | orbi you do unix *and* vms? oh, wait, you mean microsoft |
03:42.50 | webfx | haha |
03:42.57 | twisted | and... i think it's time to get some laundry done so I can dress myself cleanly tomorrow. |
03:43.08 | orbi | i've got to get to reading. |
03:43.18 | znoG | does that mean you're dressed with dirty stinky clothes right now? |
03:43.20 | Nugget | there are more than two operating systems, you know. |
03:43.23 | orbi | catcha later twisted. 'twas nice reminicing. |
03:43.39 | orbi | Nugget: Not in the market my company is in, there isn't. :) |
03:43.42 | JunK-Y | twisted dressed cleanly, i wanna see it :P |
03:43.49 | orbi | It's either windows, or it's not windows. |
03:43.58 | orbi | and if its not windows, they give it to me. |
03:44.04 | newmedian | yes, there's OpenBSD, FreeBSD, NetBSD, .... |
03:44.05 | Nugget | "we play both kinds of music: country AND western!" |
03:44.44 | webfx | heheheh |
03:45.07 | orbi | aix solaris vms os400 linux etc. |
03:45.28 | orbi | Commodore BASIC. ;) |
03:45.38 | webfx | i made a hoax os once |
03:45.41 | webfx | called TamaOS |
03:45.50 | webfx | even made a fake vb installer for it |
03:46.15 | orbi | twisted just reminded me, i have to turn my dryer back on to make sure the wrinkles in my shirts are kept to a minimum. |
03:46.37 | webfx | does everybody in this channel do laundry all day?? :) |
03:46.47 | orbi | no, i do laundry once every 2 weeks |
03:46.49 | Nugget | I slack all day. |
03:46.49 | orbi | therein lies the problem |
03:46.52 | webfx | haha |
03:47.04 | orbi | i never want to take the two tons of shirts and pants out of the dryer. |
03:47.26 | orbi | i just havent had time to go to the drycleaners. or money. |
03:47.32 | Nugget | and since I never leave the house, my laundy is never anything more than t-shirts and shorts. |
03:47.44 | orbi | Nugget: i remember those days. le sigh. |
03:47.50 | webfx | yeah my laundry cycles also coincide with planetary cycles |
03:47.59 | webfx | the outer ones |
03:48.18 | webfx | no actually i get my gf to do it all |
03:48.21 | orbi | i still have a "to wash" pile |
03:48.24 | orbi | from january. |
03:48.40 | jeremywhiting | hi all, is it possible to make asterisk ring more than one phone on an incoming call and give it to the first person to answer? |
03:48.49 | Nugget | jeremywhiting: yes, of course. |
03:49.36 | newmedian | ooh, pretty |
03:49.48 | Nugget | * file is now known as file.gz |
03:49.57 | geesus | GZIPPERED! |
03:50.18 | twisted | no |
03:50.21 | twisted | tar him first |
03:50.25 | twisted | for preservation ;) |
03:50.29 | file | noooooooooo |
03:50.32 | orbi | then bzip. |
03:50.50 | twisted | orbi: i still had clothes in the dryer from last week |
03:50.50 | twisted | lol |
03:51.11 | Nugget | I'm about a week overdue on mowing the lawn, too. |
03:51.17 | Nugget | at least the dishes are clean |
03:51.23 | twisted | hahaha? |
03:51.25 | twisted | dishes? |
03:51.46 | Nugget | heh |
03:52.04 | Nugget | I just can't bring myself to drink beer or coffee from a plastic cup. :) |
03:52.11 | jeremywhiting | how to do it Nugget? |
03:52.14 | orbi | i cant bring myself to drink beer or coffee. |
03:52.16 | *** join/#asterisk Sedorox (brandon@sedorox.staff.smartserv) |
03:52.17 | twisted | well, i guess it helps that I don't drink coffee |
03:52.25 | citats | beer comes from bottles :) |
03:52.26 | twisted | and beer I drink out of either a plastic cup, or the bottle |
03:52.39 | twisted | citats, you just missed our decade-ago reminissance |
03:52.47 | Nugget | jeremywhiting: the fact that you didn't know it was possible indicates that you haven't even begun to read the docs. Your question, therefore, can be rephrased as "I am lazy. Please just tell me what to type" |
03:52.50 | orbi | i drink wine and coke. |
03:52.50 | citats | since my wife moved out west i've switched to using all disposable stuff |
03:53.10 | Nugget | if you spend some time with the documentation, you'll understand how |
03:53.19 | orbi | twisted: yes, and i think that's the last one the channel can have ever again, or else there will be an uprising. |
03:53.26 | newmedian | Nugget, true, true. |
03:53.29 | twisted | hahahaha |
03:53.33 | Nugget | I don't think there's a single sample extensions.conf file on the planet that doesn't contain the answer to that question |
03:53.54 | blitzrage | hey hey |
03:53.58 | jeremywhiting | ok, thanks Nugget, just didnt see it in there myself, must have missed something |
03:54.13 | file | blitzrage!!!!!!! |
03:54.19 | *** join/#asterisk SwK (~ken@12-219-156-206.client.mchsi.com) |
03:54.23 | file | hey SwK |
03:54.25 | blitzrage | file: ! |
03:54.28 | webfx | jeremywhiting: i think it's like ring all or something |
03:54.29 | twisted | oh hey, blitzrage is back |
03:54.42 | orbi | oy. |
03:54.44 | file | did blitzrage get it on?!? |
03:54.50 | orbi | i dont want to go read this ccna book. but i will. |
03:54.52 | twisted | file, with what? |
03:54.55 | webfx | i'm a newbie so i have no idea but i think i ran across it |
03:54.59 | file | twisted: who knows |
03:55.00 | jeremywhiting | oh, thanks, I'll read through all the commands I guess till I find what I'm looking for, probably will learn other things I'll need to know anyway |
03:55.04 | file | twisted: not me :( |
03:55.07 | orbi | g'nite all |
03:55.08 | newmedian | jeremywhiting: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+cmd+Dial |
03:55.09 | twisted | whoa |
03:55.18 | twisted | nite orbi |
03:55.22 | file | goodnight orbi |
03:55.28 | jeremywhiting | thanks newmedian |
03:56.56 | blitzrage | no, I didn't "get it on" |
03:57.04 | blitzrage | I watched the Suns-Spurs game |
03:57.05 | twisted | blitzrage: http://www.blackratchet.org/etc/lohanbell2.jpg |
03:57.14 | file | ah how unfortunate |
03:57.18 | twisted | i love some of the alternate channels :P |
03:57.52 | blitzrage | twisted: lol |
03:58.06 | blitzrage | she looks like she's from the south :) |
03:58.14 | blitzrage | trailer park girl :) |
04:00.36 | twisted | uhm |
04:00.36 | twisted | no |
04:00.37 | twisted | not quite |
04:01.05 | SwK | hell thats some trailer trash I wouldnt throw outta bed... |
04:01.15 | SwK | (cept maybe to fuck her on the floor) |
04:01.24 | blitzrage | lol |
04:01.29 | blitzrage | shut up star wars kid |
04:01.37 | JunK-Y | mOUAHHAHAH |
04:01.45 | SwK | look leaf |
04:02.02 | blitzrage | who dat? |
04:02.06 | SwK | you |
04:02.17 | JunK-Y | its leif star wars kid! |
04:02.18 | JunK-Y | mouahha |
04:02.22 | SwK | hah |
04:02.30 | file | LONG LIVE LEIF |
04:02.32 | file | HEIL LEIF |
04:02.35 | SwK | now where did I put my lightsaber |
04:02.54 | JunK-Y | search ur anal force luke..:P |
04:03.49 | blitzrage | thats right... all HEIL LEIF! :) |
04:03.57 | SwK | SEIG HIEL! |
04:04.00 | SwK | or something |
04:04.16 | blitzrage | hehe |
04:04.27 | SwK | DEATH TO THE CANADIANS! |
04:04.28 | blitzrage | I need to start looking for a place in Toronto |
04:04.34 | Sedorox | no! |
04:04.37 | Sedorox | Canada rocks |
04:04.38 | Sedorox | :p |
04:04.41 | blitzrage | SwK: we kicked your ass in 1812, and we'll do it again |
04:04.52 | SwK | ok... they can live... they all are just wanna-be americans anyway |
04:05.08 | blitzrage | SwK: you obviously know nothing about Canada |
04:05.09 | SwK | (cept for the quebecers and they just wanna be french) |
04:05.12 | twisted | wow |
04:05.14 | twisted | I wasn't this bad. |
04:05.19 | *** join/#asterisk HA (~asterisk-@adsl-70-244-228-14.dsl.tulsok.swbell.net) |
04:05.34 | blitzrage | SwK: if you came to Canada, you'd realize we all pretty much despise americans :) |
04:05.35 | JunK-Y | SwK: not all french canadians wanna be french canadians, trust me. |
04:05.41 | blitzrage | SwK: just like the rest of the world :) |
04:05.55 | blitzrage | JunK-Y: you're not a separatist are you? |
04:06.01 | SwK | blitzrage: comeone... everyone hates americans.... |
04:06.02 | blitzrage | JunK-Y: you didn't vote for the Bloc did you? |
04:06.06 | JunK-Y | nah, i hate separatists. |
04:06.08 | Sedorox | blitzrage: sad.. I'm a american and wouldn't mind living in canada |
04:06.19 | blitzrage | Sedorox: thats not sad |
04:06.22 | HA | I missed whatever was said, but, there are some Americans who despise Americans |
04:06.25 | Sedorox | lol |
04:06.29 | blitzrage | Sedorox: you must be a smart democrat :) |
04:06.33 | Sedorox | haah |
04:06.41 | Sedorox | in fact.. I actually am democrat... |
04:06.41 | Sedorox | lol |
04:06.43 | JunK-Y | blitzrage: you voted bloc? |
04:06.44 | JunK-Y | :P |
04:06.44 | blitzrage | see?! |
04:06.47 | blitzrage | JunK-Y: lol |
04:06.51 | blitzrage | JunK-Y: no :) |
04:06.55 | Sedorox | lol |
04:06.55 | blitzrage | <-- Liberal |
04:07.10 | blitzrage | <-- anti-Conservative |
04:07.11 | JunK-Y | i voted conservator, cause i had no other choices. |
04:07.15 | JunK-Y | DOH! |
04:07.16 | JunK-Y | :) |
04:07.17 | twisted | http://www.blackratchet.org/etc/sql_french.png |
04:07.22 | blitzrage | JunK-Y: too bad we can't be friends anymore |
04:08.04 | blitzrage | JunK-Y: if you're going to vote Conservative, do me a favour and just don't vote :) |
04:08.05 | JunK-Y | my gf voted bloc anyways. |
04:08.17 | blitzrage | JunK-Y: I'm not sure you want me to come visit now :) |
04:08.29 | mithro | hi everyone! |
04:08.31 | JunK-Y | if i didnt vote, i had no law to critic our gov, now i can, cause i did my work. |
04:08.44 | blitzrage | JunK-Y: just vote for the right party next time :) |
04:08.53 | blitzrage | I'd vote NDP if I thought they could win |
04:08.56 | mithro | so anyone intrested in 10 port FXS device for around $100 US? |
04:08.57 | JunK-Y | we'll do a 5km run, if u win, u'll be allow to kick me. |
04:08.58 | nn | what's a safe way to provide several IP's over a single ethernet device in linux (2.6.11) such that iptables could be applied to one and not the other, i suspected virtual interfaces would do it |
04:09.15 | blitzrage | nn: that'd be it |
04:09.23 | blitzrage | JunK-Y: no problem - I run 10km a day |
04:09.29 | blitzrage | :) |
04:10.10 | blitzrage | too bad its been so damn cold lately |
04:10.13 | mithro | whats happening at Astricon? anyone have a URL for it? |
04:10.16 | blitzrage | not been making me want to run at all |
04:10.22 | blitzrage | mithro: www.astricon.net |
04:10.23 | JunK-Y | mithro: www.astricon.net |
04:10.28 | blitzrage | mithro: Europe or USA? |
04:10.32 | blitzrage | ~astricon |
04:10.33 | jbot | astricon is, like, a conference held in September 2004. Get pictures and presentations here: http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Astricon+2004+media |
04:10.36 | Sedorox | nn: eth0:0, eth0:1 |
04:10.37 | Sedorox | I believe |
04:10.50 | blitzrage | hrmmmm.... that needs to be updated |
04:11.02 | blitzrage | anyone have the ability to update jbot? |
04:11.14 | Sedorox | you can yourself |
04:11.21 | HA | i just want to be able to use jbot. |
04:11.26 | JunK-Y | jbot, astricon is www.astricon.net |
04:11.27 | jbot | ...but astricon is already something else... |
04:11.30 | Sedorox | jbot: no... astircon is BLAH! |
04:11.31 | jbot | Sedorox: okay |
04:11.37 | Sedorox | ~astircon |
04:11.40 | JunK-Y | moiuhaha |
04:11.40 | Sedorox | even tho I spelled it wrong |
04:11.49 | Sedorox | ~astircon |
04:11.52 | Sedorox | Hmmm |
04:11.57 | doolph | its astricon |
04:12.02 | Sedorox | ~astricon |
04:12.04 | jbot | extra, extra, read all about it, astricon is a conference held in September 2004. Get pictures and presentations here: http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Astricon+2004+media |
04:12.14 | Sedorox | ~astricon |
04:12.15 | jbot | it has been said that astricon is a conference held in September 2004. Get pictures and presentations here: http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Astricon+2004+media |
04:12.16 | mithro | but i'll be in Europe from July 1st |
04:12.18 | Sedorox | ah |
04:12.22 | doolph | dun abuse |
04:12.27 | Sedorox | jbot: no, astricon is BLAH! |
04:12.28 | jbot | okay, Sedorox |
04:12.30 | Sedorox | ~astricon |
04:12.31 | jbot | methinks astricon is BLAH! |
04:12.37 | Sedorox | See :) |
04:12.37 | blitzrage | haha.. Olle and Damin! http://photos.tropiano.org/gallery/astricon-2004-1/IMG_0011 |
04:12.41 | niZon | ~seen my ass |
04:12.42 | jbot | i haven't seen 'my ass', niZon |
04:12.54 | Sedorox | jbot: no, astricon is a conference held in September 2004. Get pictures and presentations here: http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Astricon+2004+media |
04:12.56 | jbot | Sedorox: okay |
04:12.58 | JunK-Y | jbot, no, astricon is www.astricon.net |
04:12.59 | jbot | JunK-Y: okay |
04:13.06 | JunK-Y | ~astricon |
04:13.07 | jbot | somebody said astricon was http://www.astricon.net |
04:13.34 | blitzrage | twisted: http://photos.tropiano.org/gallery/astricon-2004-1/IMG_0031 |
04:13.41 | blitzrage | nice docs pin |
04:14.16 | HA | jbot: no, astricon is http://www.astricon.net and was a conference held in September 2004 with pictures and presentations at http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Astricon+2004+media |
04:14.17 | jbot | HA: okay |
04:14.23 | HA | ~astricon |
04:14.24 | jbot | it has been said that astricon is http://www.astricon.net and was a conference held in September 2004 with pictures and presentations at http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Astricon+2004+media |
04:15.06 | HA | jbot, bite me |
04:15.08 | jbot | ACTION takes a big bite out of ha's jugular vein |
04:15.15 | JunK-Y | HA, u should talk about future instead of past. |
04:15.40 | HA | ah well, those who forget the past are condemned to repeat it. |
04:16.05 | HA | jbot has an attitude. |
04:16.11 | *** join/#asterisk kb1_kanobe (~krisbouti@h24-207-80-55.cst.dccnet.com) |
04:16.12 | JunK-Y | ~google astricon 2004 |
04:16.20 | *** join/#asterisk kuonSama (~kuon@kita156147.kitanet.ne.jp) |
04:16.23 | kuonSama | hello |
04:16.24 | mithro | ouch |
04:16.31 | mithro | Astricon is expensive |
04:16.52 | file | come to Cluecon! |
04:16.58 | HA | ~cluecon |
04:16.59 | jbot | methinks cluecon is at http://www.cluecon.com/ |
04:17.02 | kuonSama | how can I set a prefix for asterisk installation? |
04:17.24 | kuonSama | I want all my files in one directory |
04:17.26 | geesus | --prefix=/path ? |
04:17.26 | blitzrage | jbot: no, astricon is http://www.astricon.net - The Astricon Conference conference is dedicated to all things Asterisk. The event, composed of tutorials, a trade show, a user conference, and a developer summit, promises to be an exciting and rewarding event for the Asterisk community. |
04:17.27 | jbot | okay, blitzrage |
04:17.41 | nn | Sedorox: yeup, got my iptables set up, then set up a static route into the DMZ port (since i can't do IP tagging) |
04:17.45 | blitzrage | jbot: no, astricon is http://www.astricon.net - The Astricon Conference is dedicated to all things Asterisk. The event, composed of tutorials, a trade show, a user conference, and a developer summit, promises to be an exciting and rewarding event for the Asterisk community. |
04:17.47 | jbot | okay, blitzrage |
04:17.51 | kuonSama | geesus is it working? as there is no ./configure? |
04:17.59 | *** part/#asterisk [hC] (~hardcore@c-66-176-181-76.hsd1.fl.comcast.net) |
04:18.01 | HA | jbot: no, cluecon is Da Bomb and everyone who is anyone will be there. http://www.cluecon.com/ |
04:18.02 | jbot | HA: okay |
04:18.04 | geesus | kuonSama: nope! |
04:18.10 | HA | hows that file? |
04:18.12 | HA | ~cluecon |
04:18.13 | jbot | hmm... cluecon is Da Bomb and everyone who is anyone will be there. http://www.cluecon.com/ |
04:18.19 | nn | Sedorox: so my public IP has all my exposed services and the rest are blocked to either the lan, wlan, and VPN |
04:18.20 | Sedorox | nn cool |
04:18.21 | JunK-Y | mouauahaha |
04:18.23 | blitzrage | w00t, I found myself! :) http://photos.tropiano.org/gallery/astricon-2004-2/IMG_0110 |
04:18.24 | file | good good |
04:18.30 | JunK-Y | HA: comin' to cluecon? |
04:18.56 | blitzrage | http://photos.tropiano.org/gallery/astricon-2004-2/IMG_0112 |
04:19.06 | nn | <PROTECTED> |
04:19.10 | HA | i have discussed it with my direct supervisor and he thinks da boss will support it. i won't know until we get over our ds3 hurdle for sure, but all signs point to yes. |
04:19.29 | JunK-Y | coo coo |
04:19.48 | nn | the ids software creates iptables rules on the linksys, without having had to modify either client |
04:20.39 | nn | gonna see how it holds out :) got a linksys wrt54gs with customized firmware handling 12mbit incoming traffic right now :) |
04:20.41 | HA | we got an update earlier saying the ds3 local loop will be dropped by June 1. And now we have to explain what a fiber cable from SBC will do for the property management company as compared to just the original copper. |
04:21.31 | kuonSama | will |
04:21.38 | kuonSama | make INSTALL_PREFIX=/test |
04:21.39 | kuonSama | work? |
04:21.54 | nn | Sedorox: once the linux box is exposed in any way, the ids running on it would be pointless as it could be compromised, but the router is a bit more locked down :) |
04:22.05 | blitzrage | welp, I'm off to bed kids - night! |
04:22.17 | JunK-Y | see ya conservator! |
04:23.13 | file | silly french people |
04:23.36 | JunK-Y | file: blah. |
04:23.53 | file | JunK-Y: I'm flying through Toronto :P |
04:24.03 | JunK-Y | mouhaha |
04:24.25 | JunK-Y | btw, i'll get my tickets in like 1 month, u still taking the same flight? |
04:24.34 | *** join/#asterisk tainted- (~identd@65-60-70-243-cust.telepacific.net) |
04:24.35 | *** join/#asterisk rue_mohr (~rue_mohr@d154-20-50-233.bchsia.telus.net) |
04:24.49 | rue_mohr | kb1_kanobe greetings sir |
04:24.53 | *** join/#asterisk jonas (jonas@jonas.probe-networks.host.freenode) |
04:24.57 | file | I gave the person @ work the info on the flights I wanted... I'd have to find them again |
04:25.06 | lichen | so i'm learning about SER.. is it preferred to use that instead of * SIP server features? you can use SER to act as the SIP server and then pass calls off to * for call handling? or am i thinking about this all wrong.. |
04:25.06 | file | he probably didn't get 'em yet either |
04:25.12 | JunK-Y | keep me posted. |
04:25.35 | HA | yeah file, what is SER? |
04:25.53 | lichen | ~ser |
04:25.54 | jbot | somebody said ser was Sip Express Router - see http://www.iptel.org/ser/ |
04:25.55 | file | SER is good. |
04:25.56 | nn | lichen: i use SER to load balance SIP |
04:25.59 | file | that's what it is |
04:26.13 | nn | lichen: I have many * boxen behind a single machine which is a firewall/proxy |
04:26.18 | *** join/#asterisk roamer323 (~sing@67.71.61.166) |
04:26.34 | file | now you made me forget what I was going to do |
04:26.39 | file | crazy people... |
04:26.43 | lichen | interesting.. that single machine is running SER in proxy mode, and it has load balancing features? |
04:26.47 | nn | handles NAT fixup for multiply-NAT'd users, and load balances across the *'s |
04:27.24 | lichen | so what controls all the registration? |
04:27.38 | nn | lichen: ser |
04:27.52 | nn | and it passes off to an asterisk box as needed |
04:27.54 | lichen | ahh alright.. are all the asterisk boxes iax trunked? |
04:28.03 | nn | <PROTECTED> |
04:28.09 | nn | testing scability for a project |
04:28.40 | JunK-Y | see ya guys, bed for me too. |
04:28.42 | nn | mostly providing voice mail and forwarding services |
04:29.16 | lichen | yeah i was wondering what all the asterisk boxes actually did.. not all calls are passed through them though? |
04:29.37 | lichen | like for instance if a user is calling another user registered on the same sip server it just redirects to their phone right? |
04:29.49 | nn | lichen: Yeup |
04:30.02 | nn | and it's a no-charge call to the customer |
04:30.19 | nn | since * never sees it to bill it, it saves another complication |
04:30.54 | nn | anything that remains SIP or IAX traffic is no-charge, only billing occurs at termination to PSTN via a peer |
04:31.14 | nn | that allows users to run say XPro on their smartphone :) |
04:31.21 | likwid-- | is that the same bitch again |
04:31.25 | likwid-- | woops |
04:31.27 | likwid-- | wrong chan :) |
04:31.37 | file | I should sleep |
04:31.47 | HA | ~sleep |
04:31.48 | jbot | i heard sleep is overrated, and a poor substitute for caffeine. |
04:31.54 | file | very true |
04:32.09 | HA | ~sex is better |
04:32.10 | jbot | ...but sex is already something else... |
04:32.27 | lichen | awesome.. for myself would there be any benefit for using SER for registration myself? my setup will be mostly trunked * boxes between friends.. but ser as a proxy i think would be usful on our colo'ed box to get around NAT problems |
04:32.30 | HA | ~sex |
04:32.31 | jbot | updatedb; locate; talk; date; cd; strip; look; touch; finger; unzip; uptime; gawk; head; apt-get install condom; mount; fsck; gasp; more; yes; yes; yes; more; umount; apt-get remove --purge condom; make clean; sleep |
04:33.59 | HA | ~jbot |
04:34.00 | jbot | extra, extra, read all about it, jbot is ibot's stupid cousin |
04:34.42 | HA | ~ibot |
04:34.43 | jbot | ibot is, like, a blootbot written in perl run by TimRiker on his server. logs on http://ibot.rikers.org/<chan>/ , ibot, jbot, apt are all the same process. It uses sqlite, but mysql or other SQL storage is also supported. |
04:38.01 | HA | ~HA |
04:38.02 | jbot | Sugar: scotch on the rocks |
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04:41.17 | nwhit | has anyone here had success with using a modem over ip? |
04:41.27 | denon | depends.. how fast? |
04:41.40 | denon | not much GOOD luck over, say, 4800bps |
04:42.38 | nwhit | as fast as possible |
04:42.44 | nwhit | but i would take 9600 |
04:43.19 | nwhit | i've heard of some new devices out (or coming out) that can do better |
04:44.09 | HA | can you run SER and * on the same box and what kind of performance hit would you get in doing so? |
04:45.12 | lichen | HA, i'm wondering the same thing |
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04:46.57 | SwK | you could run * and ser on the same box |
04:47.12 | SwK | performance hit all depends on your configs |
04:48.30 | HA | I'm just thinking that if it will improve performance, then I may use SER to register all of my internal SIP clients while keeping * limited to pstn connections. |
04:49.17 | HA | guess i will be testing / experimenting with SER pretty soon. |
04:49.22 | SwK | well how many sip clients are you expecting? |
04:50.15 | HA | 30 to start, but will grow quickly. |
04:55.20 | nwhit | denon, is there a better way?? |
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04:59.19 | ClayReiche123 | I need to get “a=fmtp:18 annexb=no” into my INVITE. Is there a way for me to achieve this in asterisk? |
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05:06.55 | ClayReiche123 | anyone have any ideas? |
05:08.42 | ClayReiche123 | anyone even in here? |
05:08.47 | geesus | nope |
05:08.55 | ClayReiche123 | :) |
05:09.29 | geesus | sorry man I dont have a clue about your problem :) |
05:09.35 | sudhir492 | HA: Did you get your DS3 MUX |
05:09.46 | ClayReiche123 | thanks |
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05:14.43 | ClayReiche123 | My voip providers softswitch needs to see media attribute "a=fmtp:18 annexb=no" in the sip INVITE in order to turn off silence suppression. Asterisk sends "silencesuppression=no" but Sonus doesn't understand that.... |
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05:16.01 | ClayReiche123 | ...resulting in asterisk dropping g729 frames and giving me choppy audio. |
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05:21.45 | nn | hahah. this guy got busted for doing drug deals over AOL instant messenger |
05:22.08 | SwK | there only 1 thing to say about that... |
05:22.12 | SwK | "DUMBASS" |
05:22.17 | nn | i thought it funny |
05:22.25 | nn | he lived just up the street from me |
05:22.40 | nn | scared the hell out of me so many cop cars going by, i thought they finally found me |
05:22.49 | SwK | hah |
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05:47.45 | Inv_arp | ok voicepulse seems like a good DID provider... any others to shoot out? |
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05:49.45 | ScythelX | hello all, this is prolly an easy question - but where do you define in the asterisk configs to store vm in a database? I have the table setup I just want to turn it on - wasnt to clear from the odbcstorage readme file |
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05:52.41 | outtolunc | read README.realtime |
05:53.06 | outtolunc | and README.extconfig |
05:53.11 | outtolunc | and read the wiki |
05:53.14 | ScythelX | for blob storage of the actual vm sound file? |
05:53.36 | outtolunc | never tried that |
05:54.24 | outtolunc | if there is info about it, it would be in the wiki |
05:55.05 | ScythelX | then theres no info |
05:55.49 | dca | Inv_arp, try teliax |
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05:58.06 | Inv_arp | dca: nah just need unlimited incoming |
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06:09.51 | rabelais | can a cidnum be set to more than 10 digits? |
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06:13.37 | ScythelX | anyone know the correct configuration format for voicemail.conf to point it to store with odbc |
06:18.53 | tzafrir | ScythelX, in stable or head? |
06:19.23 | tzafrir | in stable you don't, IIRC, because this is a build-time setup (yuck!) |
06:20.13 | ScythelX | using HEAD |
06:20.18 | tzafrir | Is voicemail in head less ugly? |
06:21.14 | ScythelX | hmm |
06:21.21 | ScythelX | well Mark put this in the readme |
06:21.21 | ScythelX | The database name (from /etc/asterisk/res_odbc.conf) is in the |
06:21.21 | ScythelX | "odbcstorage" variable in the general section. |
06:21.58 | ScythelX | which i understand so in voicemail.conf i put odbcstorge=dontknow the format here ie odbcstorage=mysql1,database,table? |
06:22.32 | newl | ScythelX: You're looking for this http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+RealTime+Voicemail |
06:23.09 | ScythelX | newl: i think that is something completely different |
06:23.30 | ScythelX | im talking about storing the actual sound data into a blob format in mysql |
06:23.58 | `Sauron | Ick, why? |
06:24.05 | newl | Ahh, perhaps I misunderstood your question. |
06:24.18 | newl | `Sauron: To be accessable from other servers as well. |
06:24.36 | ScythelX | replication is nice as well |
06:24.52 | newl | Though I'd probably lean towards a stand alone voicemail machine. |
06:25.09 | `Sauron | I could never understand why people did irrational things like using blobs, instead of a system meant for storing files.. i.e. a filesystem. |
06:26.17 | ScythelX | if its irrational why did they build support for it in asterisk |
06:27.28 | `Sauron | Beats me. |
06:27.35 | ScythelX | me to |
06:27.39 | `Sauron | the world must be populated with idiots? |
06:27.56 | ScythelX | mark is the one who wrote it |
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06:28.59 | `Sauron | Shrug, no comment. |
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06:29.37 | DaLion | hey |
06:29.53 | DaLion | anyone runnign deamontools with * ? |
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06:33.17 | newl | I still want to know what a media mounting application has to do with a pabx. ;) |
06:34.55 | outtolunc | hehe <G> |
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06:47.27 | Betu| | hi; does any body has idea why i can not hear anything unless i take the call on hold ,when calling to/from cisco+budgetones |
06:48.23 | DaLion | ????? |
06:48.25 | DaLion | lol |
06:48.30 | DaLion | not the windoz stuff |
06:48.31 | DaLion | the unix |
06:48.39 | DaLion | for supervise services |
06:49.26 | Betu| | ? |
06:49.53 | DaLion | http://cr.yp.to/daemontools/ |
06:49.55 | DaLion | that |
06:49.58 | nn | anyone know of a cheap watch w/ wifi + nntp? |
06:50.07 | DaLion | nn no |
06:50.14 | DaLion | Betu| no idea with cisco |
06:51.03 | Betu| | its seems to be asterisk codec problem but i could not solve |
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07:22.38 | edgenet | hi all |
07:22.48 | edgenet | am looking for a php guru |
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07:23.33 | denon | try #pho |
07:23.35 | denon | #php |
07:23.51 | `adolf_ | edgened, http://www.phpguru.org/ :-) |
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07:25.15 | edgenet | the guru am looking for is one that can work with agi and asterisk |
07:25.35 | Inv_arp | edgenet: just ask a ques? |
07:25.59 | Inv_arp | edgenet: or are u can employer looking to hire? |
07:26.07 | Inv_arp | s/can/an |
07:26.48 | edgenet | I want to hire |
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08:02.39 | ruski | hi, Im trying to get a cisco 7940 to work with an intercom style arrangement. how ever i cant find the option on the phone to set a line to auto answer, do i just have the wrong version of firmware on the phone ? |
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08:06.09 | hellop | Who's in charge of programming the wiki? |
08:07.41 | Jas_williams | ruski: what firmware are you running ? |
08:09.04 | ruski | Jas_williams: POS3-06-3-00 |
08:09.19 | newl | hellop: http://tikiwiki.org/ <-- they are. Unless you're referring to updates, which would be any registered user of the wiki. |
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08:11.20 | Jas_williams | ruski on version POS3-07-4-00 press settings, call preferences, Auto Answer then select the line you need to auto answer (not sure what the config directive is without looking it up) |
08:11.50 | ruski | cheers |
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08:18.14 | DT-V | hello sourcforge is down at the moment does anybody know's where to download asterisk@home |
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08:20.07 | tzafrir | DT-V, http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/asteriskathome/ http://kent.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/asteriskathome/asteriskathome-1.0.tar.gz |
08:20.15 | tzafrir | It seems to be up again |
08:23.58 | sigwerk | anyone run freebsd here and have musiconhold working? the mpg123 process is running with the songs in the mohmp3 directory and it says started music/stopped music but nothing comes out |
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08:36.39 | r0d3nt | ruski, did you get your auto answer question answered ??? |
08:39.01 | dandre | Hello, this is my first try to this server and IRC in general so appologies for this test message |
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08:42.55 | dandre | Ok now I see it works, I have a question about best GrandStream FirmWare version to use. I have seen 1.0.5.23 and 1.0.6.3. As there is no way to downgrade from 1.0.6 to 1.0.5, would so tell me which is the best for production? |
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08:47.34 | ruski | r0d3nt: yeh.. i got the auto answer side working..just extensions.conf and agi-bin is giving me a little bit of a hard time |
08:48.33 | DT-V | Thanks tzafrir |
08:48.46 | sigwerk | oh ffs |
08:49.00 | sigwerk | i hate those stupid things you leave out before asking a question |
08:49.07 | sigwerk | in configs |
08:49.08 | sigwerk | =) |
08:49.11 | sigwerk | heh |
08:49.22 | sigwerk | nite folks |
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08:53.28 | pjo | hi all, I'm trying to use Asterisk::AGI->getdata to get user input from a phone, this works fine for an ordinary phone connected to my voicetronix card, but not for the X-lite soft phone. Any ideas? |
08:56.26 | RoyK | what is the voicetronix card? |
08:56.33 | RoyK | fxs stuff? |
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08:59.56 | pjo | yeah.. fxs |
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09:02.41 | pranav | hello everyone |
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09:16.24 | Cheetah | heya |
09:16.24 | Cheetah | can I use CAPI and HiSAX next to each other when I am using one PCI and one ISA card? |
09:21.54 | dandre | Hello, Do you read my messages? |
09:22.01 | Cheetah | O-o |
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09:26.50 | newl | danalien: Asking again in about 3 hours or so may be a good thing as most of the euros will be home from work and the east coast of the US will wake up and the channel will be a bit more lively usually. |
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09:36.59 | Danett | can anyone try : sip:2000@pbx.voipbroker.nl? |
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09:41.51 | The_Duke | Hello! |
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09:41.54 | The_Duke | xeet2: are you here? |
09:42.01 | _kno_ | hi! |
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09:44.06 | dandre | newl: Thanx |
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09:44.59 | pranav | helo anyone there |
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09:50.26 | Danett | WARNING[4994]: file.c:550 ast_readaudio_callback: Failed to write frame |
09:50.27 | Danett | hmm |
09:52.55 | p1tst0p | hi, i have a really bad echo ( as i i can hear my self, not a repeting echo ) between hard sip phones, and PSTN line, i have tried numerous things from the wiki to fix it, wit no success, anyone got any tips/suggestions ? |
09:53.52 | Zeeek | have you tried setting the zaptel volumes? Sometime reducing that helps |
09:55.09 | dandre | What is your PSTN line connected to? |
09:55.49 | p1tst0p | Zeeek, yeh messed ith the volumes, |
09:56.05 | p1tst0p | dandre, its just a house line, connected to Telewest provider in the UK |
09:57.48 | dandre | On the asterisk side is your card a zap channel or sth else? I have have huge echo pb with Hisax and VoiceTronics which disappeared with a TDM Card. |
09:58.15 | p1tst0p | dandre, its a Wildcard FXO |
09:58.25 | Zeeek | clone? |
09:58.47 | p1tst0p | ye it is a clone actually... i was wondering if that could cause it |
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09:59.02 | Zeeek | it's possible that there are more variations |
09:59.31 | p1tst0p | Wildcard FXO: Generic Clone |
10:04.42 | p1tst0p | Communication controller: Tiger Jet Network Inc. Tiger3XX Modem/ISDN interface <--- lspci is showing it as that |
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10:16.59 | RoyK | h |
10:16.59 | RoyK | i |
10:27.51 | RoyK | it's not often this channel is as idle as this....... |
10:30.21 | kapejod | why do you have to disturb the silence then? ;-P |
10:32.09 | RoyK | :P |
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10:35.56 | jawn1 | Anyone know of any commerical support companies in Germany for Asterisk? |
10:37.43 | jawn1 | looking for a consultant to setup our box and system europe wide |
10:39.48 | kapejod | hi jawn1 |
10:39.54 | jawn1 | Hi kapejod |
10:39.58 | kapejod | we do that kind of stuff |
10:40.38 | RoyK | kapejod: we? i thought it was just you :P |
10:41.07 | kapejod | RoyK: no, i got cloned a few times. |
10:41.52 | jawn1 | thanks RoyK for pointing |
10:47.42 | gdh | hm, have there been any changes in res_features recently? atxfer is being ignored on Agent calls but works normally on simple SIP-SIP calls :/ press * immediately hangs up.. |
10:49.37 | _kno_ | where can I found the Asterisk's guide for dummies? |
10:49.49 | tzafrir | ~docs |
10:49.50 | jbot | Documentation 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 |
10:50.12 | _kno_ | thanks tzafrir ;) |
10:52.16 | RoyK | ~lart tzafrir |
10:56.05 | tzafrir | ~lart thanks |
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11:00.00 | ady | i have a problem to setting up trunking its not working can someone helps me? |
11:01.10 | gdh | ady: My only suggestion is 'do you have a Zaptel timing device?' |
11:01.10 | gdh | Whether it's an X100P or whatever.. |
11:01.17 | ady | hello? |
11:02.16 | ady | yah i have a TDM400P with 3fxo 1fxs and another server have no hardware i use ztdummy |
11:02.34 | tzafrir | ~no work |
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11:02.42 | mmckernan | anyone running the current CVS and having problems with transferring calls? |
11:02.47 | mmckernan | it appears the peer context is being taunicated :S. i.e. default => def. i am trying to track it down. it seems it is as far back as app_dial.c |
11:03.16 | tzafrir | ady, if you want to get help, better describe your symptoms |
11:03.24 | ady | ok |
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11:04.22 | k31th | yop |
11:04.24 | k31th | yo ! |
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11:06.41 | ady | on one server tdm400p and second server using ztdummy codec GSM i tested trunking with three calls at time and accodring to notes guide available on wiki three channels consumes bandwidth almost 65.5 to 66kbps but it took almost 90 to 95 kbps its really odd |
11:07.20 | ady | three calls on one server to another server! |
11:08.04 | _kno_ | i'm reading some documentation (there is a lot), but... I'ts posible to make an call from a sip program (linphone,kphone...) or a voip-phone to an external phone via asterisk (I've an isdn card that somebody says that is asterisk-compilant) |
11:10.47 | tzafrir | yes |
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11:11.42 | _kno_ | thanks again tzafrir ;) |
11:11.54 | _kno_ | I'll read, and read and.... read |
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11:17.55 | morris | good afternoon all |
11:17.58 | dq104 | Hi all, Need some help. I have a TDM11B installed but I can't get a dialtone when I pick up the phone. |
11:18.23 | ady | i am using kiax softphones for testing on both servers |
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11:19.19 | nain | HI to Every Body |
11:20.10 | fishboy1669 | hi is anyone about? |
11:20.23 | morris | im about |
11:20.23 | _kno_ | tzafrir: and a voip-phone will work only conecting it to the network? |
11:20.24 | fishboy1669 | im having i problem with asterisk logging files |
11:20.24 | morris | but im a lamer |
11:20.26 | morris | so u dont want me ;p |
11:20.46 | fishboy1669 | ive set up debug in logging.conf |
11:20.57 | fishboy1669 | but it only works if i start in console mode |
11:21.01 | fishboy1669 | which i dont want to do |
11:21.03 | nain | Hi any one help me to correct Dead Air problem in asterisk while using h323 |
11:21.03 | fishboy1669 | any ideas |
11:21.15 | fishboy1669 | sorry nain im sip |
11:21.22 | nain | no problem |
11:21.31 | morris | fishboy1669, sorry :( not something ive done yet |
11:21.32 | morris | hehe |
11:21.40 | nain | Is there any body who can help me in h323 ? |
11:21.47 | fishboy1669 | stu |
11:22.07 | fishboy1669 | god its quiet in here today |
11:22.11 | fishboy1669 | is it lunchtime |
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11:22.22 | facek_ | hi |
11:22.30 | facek_ | what is the best way for music on hold? |
11:22.32 | facek_ | mp3, gsm? raw? |
11:22.41 | tuxinator_linux | gsm I think |
11:22.43 | nain | Hi Morris can u help me in h323 |
11:22.55 | Jas_williams | fishboy1669: are you starting asterisk with safe_asterisk ? |
11:23.42 | Jas_williams | nain: h323 is all smoke and mirrors which channel driver are you using ? |
11:23.46 | nain | I listen dead air (no ringing) while using h323 ? any body can help me ? |
11:23.50 | morris | facek_, i dont know _the_ answer however.. mp3 would use more overhead.. so guess it depends on system *shruggs* |
11:24.11 | Jas_williams | nain: how are you connected to the PSTN |
11:24.17 | nain | i think the last one before current release |
11:24.38 | fishboy1669 | hi jas |
11:24.39 | fishboy1669 | no |
11:24.44 | Jas_williams | nain: chan_h323 or oh323 ? |
11:25.00 | nain | oh323 |
11:25.16 | fishboy1669 | just using "asterisk" to start it |
11:25.29 | morris | Jas_williams, thanks for help before. I contacted NTL he couldnt give me a decent anser.. he said my line is a loop something, he didnt agree it was loop start. ;/ Aparently it is the same software they use at NTL as they do at BT so the line should be exactly the same except for NTL using a lower voltage. |
11:25.31 | Jas_williams | fishboy1669: some distro's need the terminal settings in that script try it see if it helps your logging ? |
11:25.48 | nain | Jas_williams: Ringing work for Nationwide calls but for INternational route no ringing (dead air) |
11:26.15 | Jas_williams | nain how are you connected to the pstn ? |
11:26.33 | nain | Through my carrier who is using cisco gateway |
11:26.48 | nain | and then to my Nation Wide PSTN |
11:27.46 | nain | Jas_williams: If i call directly to my carrier using sip it work fine but when i use my asterisk h323 to make call then dead air |
11:28.06 | Jas_williams | nain check with your carrier they need to send you progress tones or include an r after the dial such as exten=> _XXX.,1,Dial(H323/endpoint),,t |
11:28.13 | Jas_williams | opps |
11:28.17 | Jas_williams | nain check with your carrier they need to send you progress tones or include an r after the dial such as exten=> _XXX.,1,Dial(H323/endpoint),,r |
11:29.08 | Jas_williams | nain: but if you produce ring tone with the r you can get some strange results on busy |
11:29.15 | nain | jas_willams: i have include the ring tone but carrier said it is fake, but i used it before dialing like |
11:29.34 | nain | _X.,3,Ringing() |
11:29.45 | nain | then _X.,4,Dial(h323/endpoing),,r |
11:29.55 | nain | this produce the fake ringtone and fas |
11:30.34 | Jas_williams | morris: I found this info re NTL not sure it will help or not http://www.ntl.com/locales/gb/en/legals/sin.pdf |
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11:31.14 | morris | Jas_williams, thanks I am taking a peek now. |
11:31.21 | Jas_williams | nain: you do not need _X.,3,Rininging the r will do for you |
11:31.45 | nain | hmmmm |
11:32.04 | nain | but now i have comment _X.,3,Ringing but still the problem exists |
11:33.14 | tzanger | nain: try Dial(h323/endpoint,,r) |
11:33.36 | nain | OK |
11:33.48 | Posix6083 | Hi, I hear rumor that Digium has/sells a T1 Channel Bank? I need one. Its not on their site? |
11:34.01 | tzanger | Posix6083: I've not heard that rumour |
11:34.11 | gdh | Well no, but Rhino sell *-guaranteed ones... |
11:34.11 | tzanger | they'll sell T1/E1 cards which you can hook up to a channel bank |
11:34.19 | gdh | maybe that was the mixup? |
11:34.22 | nain | Tzanger: but I have seen one more thing that after dead air as client pick up the phone carrier listen voice mean only ringing issue ? |
11:34.48 | tzanger | there's not much to a *-guaranteed channel bank... unless you've got one with a really fucked-up signalling * will work with practically any channel bank out there |
11:35.01 | tzanger | nain: huh? |
11:35.09 | gdh | tzanger: Yep, but for those who like to support those who support open source :) |
11:35.26 | tzanger | gdh: how is rhino supporting open source? |
11:35.28 | tzanger | seriously |
11:35.42 | nain | tzanger: carrier but some time i saw in my asterisk that call is answered but no voice |
11:36.15 | tzanger | they're selling a standard product and they've heard that * works with it |
11:36.15 | tzanger | that's not support |
11:36.15 | tzanger | that's playing to the opensource market |
11:36.15 | tzanger | and making money off the opensource movement |
11:36.15 | tzanger | that's not supporting them. |
11:36.16 | morris | Jas_williams, that backed up something my boss mentioned about eath and loop being both enabled on this type of line. I guess ill keep the configuration here on LS. There is something i have noticed if you want to know about it ? |
11:36.19 | tzanger | nain: no audio at all or one-way audio |
11:36.42 | tzanger | morris: if you're talking about eart at all I bet you've got groundstart lines |
11:36.54 | Damin | Morning.. |
11:37.02 | nain | tzanger: with few carrier one-way audio few carrier have 2 way audio some time and some time dead air . It's the mixture of problems |
11:37.07 | Jas_williams | morris: shoot any info may be useful to me or other useres some other time |
11:37.08 | tzanger | IIRC I don't think TDM4xxP supports GS but I'm not 100% sure |
11:37.23 | gdh | tzanger: I agree with you completely - I don't think there's a smily for the way I meant what I said :) |
11:37.27 | tzanger | nain: that's nothing to do with asterisk and everything to do with h323 and your network |
11:37.34 | tzanger | gdh: heh |
11:37.36 | nain | hmmmmmmmmmmm |
11:38.00 | nain | tzanger: that's i Know because my sip is working fine. so what i need to do ?? |
11:38.16 | tzanger | nain: I don't know |
11:39.31 | tzanger | I had problems with h323 even 5 years ago with openh323 stuff. I suggest you contact bkw_ when he's awake |
11:39.31 | tzanger | he <3's h323 |
11:39.32 | morris | Jas_williams, its not a fix for anything its another problem. This modem im using when it is activated it causes loads of amplification on the asterisk side of the phone line causing you to hear yourself VERY loud. When listneing to it over sip you think its a 1 tap delay, as you speak a short pause later you hear yourself as if it was an echo test. I guess its all related ;p Just not sure where to go next really. My friend p1tst0p who comes here f |
11:39.32 | morris | rom time to time said that he read it could be a bad earth on the asterisk box? |
11:41.01 | nain | tzanger: Jas_williams: This is my dial plan can u see it for problem : [oh323-in] |
11:41.01 | nain | include => default |
11:41.01 | nain | exten => _X.,1,Macro(check-ip) |
11:41.01 | nain | exten => _X.,2,SetGroup(zero) |
11:41.01 | nain | exten => _X.,3,CheckGroup(1) |
11:41.01 | nain | exten => _X.,4,Dial(SIP/0${OH323_DSTE164:7}@${SIP_TRUNK0}) |
11:41.01 | nain | ????? |
11:41.01 | tzanger | nain: I have no idea what your'e trying to do but I suggest you simplify. get rid of the setgroup/checkgroup nonsense until it all works and get rid of the macro unless it's *absolutely* necessary for the Dial() |
11:41.37 | nain | Actually i have accounts from my pstn so i can use all of my account and also to restrict caller on IP at macro check-ip |
11:41.41 | Jas_williams | morris: add the following lines to your [channels] section of zapata.conf |
11:41.43 | Jas_williams | rxgain=0.0 |
11:41.43 | Jas_williams | txgain=0.0 |
11:41.59 | Jas_williams | echocancel=yes |
11:42.00 | Jas_williams | echocancelwhenbridged=yes |
11:42.00 | Jas_williams | echotraining=800 |
11:42.07 | Jas_williams | this may help |
11:43.39 | Jas_williams | also try changing rx& tx gain to balance the volumes |
11:43.59 | nain | tzanger: I have first make a simple dial plan without macro and checkgroup but problem is same. Actually the dialing line is the following: is it have error:exten => _X.,4,Dial(SIP/0${OH323_DSTE164:7}@${SIP_TRUNK0}) |
11:43.59 | Jas_williams | nain: that is an inbound context that will not help ? |
11:44.15 | tzanger | what the heck is OH323_DTE164 and SIP_TRUNK0 |
11:44.21 | tzanger | noop them |
11:44.54 | tzanger | _X.,1,NoOp(OH323_DSTE164 is "${OH323_DSTE164}" and SIP_TRUNK0 is "${SIP_TRUNK0}") |
11:44.59 | tzanger | make sure those values are right |
11:45.00 | nain | well oh323_dte164 is h323 variable which will check for dialed number and SIP_Trunk0 is global variable which is my account to whom i am dialing such as xxxxxxxxxx |
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11:45.22 | tzanger | also make sure that you have no NAT or other craziness in your network |
11:45.32 | tzanger | if you do read up on SIP and NAT and fix it |
11:45.33 | nain | OH323_DSTE164=Client Dialed number |
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11:46.09 | nain | i have enable nat in sip as nat=yes in my sip.conf |
11:46.36 | tzanger | nain: IIRC there is more to it than that. I'm not a SIP nor NAT expert, I use IAX to avoid this crap. |
11:47.41 | Jas_williams | nain: I do not understand where we are going here do you not have ringing on calls in from the h323 network ? |
11:47.53 | Juggie | if you understand nat, its not a problem |
11:47.57 | nain | my calls go to these sip accounts |
11:47.57 | nain | [1232] |
11:47.57 | nain | host=chat.brain.net.pk |
11:47.58 | nain | username=1232 |
11:47.58 | nain | type=peer |
11:47.58 | nain | secret=blah blah |
11:47.59 | nain | fromuser=1232 |
11:48.01 | nain | canreinvite=no |
11:48.33 | nain | yes i don't have rining calls on h323 |
11:48.54 | tzanger | nain: you said you had one-way audio too |
11:49.01 | tzanger | which is probably related to your ringing |
11:49.04 | nain | while SIP_TRUNK0=1232 |
11:49.31 | nain | no it was only issue for one carrier and he said that it was his problem not our |
11:49.44 | morris | Jas_williams, can the gain values be set in minus values? |
11:49.51 | Jas_williams | yes |
11:49.57 | morris | oh thats nice |
11:49.57 | morris | hehe |
11:51.29 | nain | tzanger: any solution u understand |
11:51.46 | tzanger | nope you've confused the issue so thoroughly I've given up |
11:52.36 | tzanger | you were first talking about h323 and no ringing,then h323 and oneway audio (sometimes 2-way) now we're on SIP for something... I'll wait until you figure out how to simplify the problem and come back with some hard figures |
11:54.29 | nain | listen let me explain: I am connected to my provider through sip account; 2. i have installed h323 for asterisk to work with h323 carriers. When my carriers calls to international route carrier listen dead air (no ringing) while asterisk server show that call is ringing and answered. 3. But asterisk work fine with sip and iax while problem is only with h323 |
11:54.58 | nain | tzanger: hope so now u got my issue |
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11:57.53 | tzanger | nain: so SIP works just fine for you? |
11:57.59 | Jas_williams | nain: This sound like a problem with your carrier not asterisk H323 |
11:58.03 | nain | tzanger: yes sip works fine |
11:58.04 | facek_ | so what musiconhold?use? |
11:58.36 | tzanger | nain: first things first, does the h323 channel support NAT? Are you port-forwarding if not? |
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11:59.14 | nain | tzanger: no h323 channel not support nat |
12:00.11 | nain | tzanger: and i don't konw how to do port forwarding with h323 ???? |
12:01.28 | tzanger | nain: you need to do some research. these are not new problems |
12:01.29 | nain | Jas_willams: I have tried with many carriers and all carriers have same problem so it not seem to like carrier problem |
12:01.37 | tzanger | I don't have the answers myself since I don't use h323 but I know it's possible |
12:02.20 | nain | tzanger: can u know some body who have work in h323 ? |
12:02.31 | tzanger | as i said, find bkw_ when he wakes up |
12:02.36 | tzanger | probably in 4 hours |
12:02.37 | nain | i have read may fourms but not find satisfied solution |
12:02.45 | onkeltimm | nain: look at http://www.cenic.org/services/cvs/firewall.htm it has the h.323 port numbers and info about firewall traversal |
12:03.02 | nain | onkeltimm: thanks let me check out |
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12:04.21 | nain | onkeltimm: but i m not using firewall to avoid problem |
12:04.38 | onkeltimm | sorry then i misunderstood. |
12:05.11 | nain | no problem |
12:05.57 | bjohnson | anybody faxing from openoffice on a linux workstation? |
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12:11.07 | pycsusz | Hi everybody! Somebody can tell me something about this message? : -- Extension '' in context 'default' from 'A' does not exist. Rejecting call on channel 0/7, span 1 |
12:11.15 | nain | HI Every body |
12:11.24 | RoyK | hi |
12:12.49 | Cheetah | pycsusz, try to modfiy extensions.conf to have this: |
12:12.54 | Cheetah | [default] |
12:13.03 | Cheetah | exten => s,1,Answer |
12:13.16 | Cheetah | exten => s,2,Playback(thanks) |
12:13.27 | Cheetah | end ;D |
12:14.41 | nain | is there any h323 expert ? |
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12:14.59 | Cheetah | pycsusz, did it work? |
12:15.04 | nain | I need asterisk module h323 help ???? |
12:15.18 | Cheetah | nain, i can't help you :/ |
12:15.56 | langals | Hi there...I am using IAX2 clients which are dialling into meetme conferences...all of the clients are using ILBC...would anyone be able to tell me if there is any transcoding taking place? |
12:16.42 | gdh | er, surely if they're all in a conf., everything has to go to ulaw/alaw for mixing, and then encoded again to ilbc afterwards? |
12:17.20 | pycsusz | Cheetah Thanx the idea I will try it |
12:17.28 | Cheetah | okay |
12:17.55 | tzafrir | nain, ask your question anyway. Who knows what h323 expert is away of its keyboard right now |
12:18.02 | nain | sure |
12:18.37 | nain | i am using to my provider through sip and as i want to give support to my carrier of h323 so i have installed h323 module for asterisk |
12:18.59 | nain | my sip and iax client work fine but as i use h323 carrier listen dead air (no ringing) |
12:19.33 | nain | sorry my provider is using sip and i have installed h323 module |
12:19.59 | nain | as i m using g729 codec |
12:20.14 | nain | while my provider is using gsm codec |
12:20.23 | nain | so i have installed g729 in pass-through mode |
12:21.04 | nain | so any help plz |
12:21.12 | sudhir492 | nain: what do you mean by installing g729 in pass-through mode? |
12:21.41 | nain | as g729 is licecne codec so pass-through mean u can use it free |
12:22.07 | nain | tzafrir: Did u got my problem |
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12:22.59 | sudhir492 | nain: You have either installed g729 codec, or not. If you dont install it, it will be used in pass-through mode |
12:23.13 | Conductor | can i find out whether a phone is on DND using the sip-protocol? |
12:23.36 | sudhir492 | nain: installing g729 in pass-through doesnt make sense to me |
12:23.48 | nain | oh thanks for ur information |
12:23.57 | pycsusz | Cheetah It doesn't work :( something other idea? |
12:24.11 | dandre | I have a question about best GrandStream FirmWare version to use. I have seen 1.0.5.23 and 1.0.6.3. As there is no way to downgrade from 1.0.6 to 1.0.5, would so tell me which is the best for production? |
12:24.24 | nain | codec is not issue, Issue is dead air (no ringing) while using h323 |
12:24.46 | nain | So is there any H323 Expert |
12:25.17 | mmckernan | anyone running the latest head cvs and finding something is chewing up the context during an asterisk transfer |
12:27.17 | RoyK | nain: perhaps JerJer can help you if you're lucky, but he's not in now afaics |
12:27.21 | RoyK | ~seen jerjer |
12:27.53 | jbot | jerjer <~JerJer@DSL-226.206-rt-bras.che.centurytel.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #asterisk, 9d 23h 15m 39s ago, saying: 'ManxPower: sounds interesting, but i've still never used it'. |
12:28.20 | sudhir492 | nain: first try to make an outgoing call using h323 |
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12:29.43 | viperdude_uk | hi all |
12:30.01 | nain | hmmmmmmm |
12:30.44 | nain | so i need to find jerer /????? |
12:30.45 | viperdude_uk | i have a PHP script running as a AGI app. The script runs fine but of the caller hangs up the PHP script stays in the process list and I have to killall -9 to get rid of it. How do I get it to terminate on hang up? |
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12:30.54 | RoyK | h323 howto: install openh323 and pwlib, configure aserisk with chan_h323, try some more, again, now, once more, ok, ok? no. nonononono... what? chan_oh323, then, perhaps... well. maybe. listen to http://karlsbakk.net/mp3fun/asterisk-installation.wav, try again, swear, break computer, listen to http://karlsbakk.net/mp3fun/asterisk-installation.wav on another computer, install something else, never touch asterisk+h323 again. problem solved. |
12:30.58 | langals | gdh - so meetme works with ulaw / alaw? |
12:31.02 | RoyK | ~h323? |
12:31.08 | jbot | i guess h323 is An ITU-T standard for packet-based multimedia communications systems. This standard defines the different multimedia entities that make up a multimedia system - Endpoint, Gateway, Multipoint Conferencing Unit (MCU), and Gatekeeper - and their interaction. This standard is used for many voice-over-IP applications, and is heavily dependent on other ... |
12:31.09 | nain | Royk: outgoing call works fine I have checked it |
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12:33.22 | tzafrir | nain, debian sarge has packages of stable+oh323 |
12:33.48 | tzafrir | Someone actually reported success with those yesterday |
12:33.49 | nain | tzafrir: link plz ? |
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12:34.14 | tzafrir | http://packages.debian.org/ |
12:34.24 | tzafrir | http://tzafrir.org.il/rapid/ |
12:34.39 | tzafrir | But those are not tested on a non-debian system |
12:34.54 | tzafrir | http://packages.debian.org/asterisk-oh323 |
12:35.11 | nain | i m using red hat linux 98 |
12:35.15 | nain | sorry linux 9 |
12:36.49 | RoyK | redhat is evil :P |
12:37.01 | nain | :) |
12:38.29 | pycsusz | Please somebody help me! http://pastebin.ca/12599 |
12:39.51 | tzafrir | nain, why redhat 9? |
12:40.02 | tzafrir | it's old and unmaintains |
12:40.06 | zoa | use the new h323 |
12:40.11 | Cheetah | i have an ISDN card running with hisax and two MSNs (1 and 2). Whenever I call the 1 MSN, asterisk works as expected, but if I call the 2 MSN, all I get in dmesg is "isdn_net: call from 181 -> 0 2 ignored" and "isdn_tty: call from 181 -> 2 ignored" |
12:40.15 | Cheetah | any ideas? |
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12:41.24 | tzafrir | nain, [just in case you don't think that debian is perfect and want to stick with the redhat way ;-)] There are Fedora and CentOS. |
12:42.00 | Cheetah | ergh |
12:42.08 | Cheetah | just fixed it by setting msn=* in modem.conf |
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12:43.55 | facek_ | RoyK what are you using for musiconhold? |
12:44.25 | RoyK | huh? |
12:44.28 | RoyK | what do you mean? |
12:44.44 | facek_ | mp3/gsm what? |
12:44.51 | facek_ | for now i have mp3.. and i think that is not good |
12:44.51 | RoyK | mp3 |
12:45.03 | facek_ | and my intel 1000 MHz dont like it |
12:45.05 | WillM | hi, how do i log an agent in ? i have created an agent in agent.conf ( test 1001 ), and i have added him as a member of a queue.. but unsure how to log in an agent |
12:45.08 | facek_ | RoyK and mpg123? |
12:45.13 | RoyK | yes |
12:45.17 | RoyK | why not.... |
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12:45.34 | facek_ | 3% of proc are used |
12:46.00 | tzafrir | facek_, if you can spare hte disk space, convert it to wav |
12:46.24 | facek_ | what about gsm? |
12:46.41 | tzafrir | gsm is compressed as well, right? |
12:46.55 | facek_ | right.. but not like mp3 |
12:46.56 | tzafrir | lossy compression, right? |
12:47.38 | gdh | if you can tell the difference between an mp3 and a raw CDDA wav over a 8khz phonecall, you are a better man than I. |
12:47.55 | tzafrir | facek_, well, why won't you test and report... |
12:48.16 | facek_ | tzafrir hmm. good idea; ] |
12:49.00 | [TK]D-Fender | gdh : Weakest link thinking in action :) |
12:49.12 | gdh | haha :) |
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12:49.45 | gdh | $ad_hominem++ :) |
12:51.21 | [TK]D-Fender | Hey, I'm trying to get my sample Polycom IP 600 up to spec and need to upgrade the bootrom & SIP on it. Its currently on BR 2.5.0.0006, SIP 1.3.0.0711 |
12:51.54 | [TK]D-Fender | could use some help and better still some sample new cfg's to set it up for 6-line office use... |
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13:11.19 | lehel | hello |
13:12.13 | MikeJ[Laptop] | hello |
13:12.16 | MikeJ[Laptop] | echo |
13:12.18 | tzanger | morning |
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13:16.16 | lehel | my asterisk isn't running as asterisk! .. i want to run as asterisk, how? |
13:17.30 | tzafrir | asterisk -U asterisk |
13:17.53 | tzafrir | If it is a debian, see /etc/default/asterisk |
13:18.09 | WillM | hi, how do i log an agent in ? i have created an agent in agent.conf ( test 1001 ), and i have added him as a member of a queue.. but unsure how to log in an agent ? |
13:18.35 | tzafrir | It is also expected to complain a bit about permissions and crash. The cure for that is to chown some files to the user asterisk. |
13:19.00 | tzafrir | If those files are under /var/log/asterisk or /var/run/asterisk or similar it is probably safe |
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13:19.15 | Cardoe | WillM: need to create a number to link to AgentLogin() command |
13:20.05 | MikeJ[Laptop] | hey, is your asterisk running? |
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13:20.40 | Skid` | hi.. |
13:20.48 | Skid` | anyone updated a cisco 7940 to SIP ? |
13:20.58 | Skid` | I'm having some issues with it |
13:23.43 | WillM | Cardoe, so for instance exten => 1234,1,AgentLogin(1001), if i dial that from any extention, it should log me in as agent 1000 |
13:23.52 | WillM | 1001 |
13:23.54 | WillM | even |
13:24.36 | docelm0 | So question on this E911 deal. Is this strictly for companies like vonage that offer actual enduser phones or does this include everyone? |
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13:25.25 | [TK]D-Fender | Ok, I need help upgrading the BR & SIP on my new Polycom IP 600, anyone available to assist? |
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13:27.04 | faraz | Hello! |
13:27.21 | faraz | I am having real weird problems with Trunking- can anybody help over here? |
13:27.47 | faraz | searched online without much luck |
13:28.16 | docelm0 | Zaptel or IAX Trunking? |
13:28.20 | faraz | IAX |
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13:28.31 | faraz | both servers are on the same network |
13:28.33 | docelm0 | Are you running ZTDummy? |
13:28.37 | faraz | both servers have timing devices |
13:28.46 | faraz | yes. on one machine and have a zaptel card in the other |
13:28.59 | faraz | should i run ztdummy on the machine with the zaptel card as well? |
13:29.05 | tzanger | faraz: no |
13:29.05 | docelm0 | no.. |
13:29.10 | tzanger | ztdummy is only for machines with no zap hardware |
13:29.17 | faraz | exactly |
13:29.28 | lehel | tzafrir: now it's ok.. asterisk is running as 'asterisk', but from now will run allways? |
13:29.47 | faraz | what could be the issue? |
13:29.57 | tzafrir | lehel, it depends on how you've configured it |
13:30.01 | faraz | using Asterisk 1.0.7 |
13:30.29 | lehel | tzafrir: i should edit that /etc/default/asterisk? |
13:30.43 | faraz | Am in a real bad situation since I've convinced my company NOT to get Cisco :) |
13:31.29 | faraz | which version of asterisk do you guys have trunking working on? |
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13:31.47 | [TK]D-Fender | faraz : I've decided the same. A Cisco CallManager Lite scenario here costs amlost twice my Polycom/* plan |
13:32.10 | faraz | well costs infinitely more than asterisk :) |
13:32.22 | faraz | ive everything else working.. just this trunk feature really has me down |
13:32.27 | [TK]D-Fender | yeah, but if software was everything we wouldn't need Digium ;) |
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13:32.33 | lehel | tzafrir: in my /etc/asterisk/asterisk.conf : astrundir is set to /var/run/asterisk |
13:32.47 | Cardoe | WillM: I think so. |
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13:37.09 | vaewyn | anyone know the protocol number for RTP audio? |
13:37.26 | vaewyn | please don't say it is the same as generic UDP ;P |
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13:38.37 | gdh | vaewyn: What answer do you want, then? :) |
13:39.00 | gdh | 42? :) |
13:39.04 | vaewyn | hehehe... just a number... :} I am just hoping otherwise |
13:39.07 | vaewyn | hahaha |
13:39.48 | gdh | Protocol numbers are for things like UDP / TCP / GRE / AH / ESP... RTP just uses random UDP ports. |
13:40.26 | vaewyn | just wondered cause I know SVP uses 119... even though it is basically generic UDP |
13:40.32 | vaewyn | which is 17 |
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13:41.41 | gdh | I've never even heard of SVP :) |
13:44.01 | vaewyn | spectrelink voice protocol... is evil.... |
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13:45.37 | faraz | so theres nobody who can help with IAX2 trunking? |
13:46.42 | zoa | i could |
13:46.45 | zoa | but dont have time for it |
13:49.32 | faraz | dude my life is at stake here :) just a pointers all i need |
13:50.05 | tzanger | faraz: it just works |
13:50.19 | tzanger | make sure both sides are peers of each other and register'd to each other or you won't be trunking |
13:50.27 | MikeJ[Laptop] | faraz, head or stable? |
13:50.42 | faraz | can you atleast tell me which version of asterisk u guys are using? |
13:51.01 | faraz | with the register=> command? thought that was only needed for dynamic ip servers |
13:51.04 | faraz | stable Mike |
13:51.06 | faraz | 1.07 |
13:51.09 | MikeJ[Laptop] | faraz, there have been a bunch of fixes that affect trunking in head recently |
13:51.18 | MikeJ[Laptop] | ok a few |
13:51.35 | MikeJ[Laptop] | I do not know if the timestamp fixes related to the new jitterbuffer have |
13:51.43 | MikeJ[Laptop] | or will make it to 1.0.x branch |
13:51.58 | MikeJ[Laptop] | and I honestly do nothing with that branch so I can't really say |
13:52.26 | lehel | poeple: exists any wiki engine for asterisk? |
13:52.34 | faraz | but the trunking stuff works with 1.07? |
13:53.10 | faraz | so hang on- is the 'register' essential? cuz im not doing that since they're fixed IP machines |
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13:53.49 | danett_ | hey. Anyone got experience with Avaya IPNC? |
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13:54.35 | bkw_ | No |
13:54.38 | bkw_ | this is #asterisk |
13:54.41 | bkw_ | not #avaya |
13:54.46 | faraz | lol |
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13:54.52 | danett_ | i know ;) i want to hook it up to asterisk |
13:55.32 | x86 | hmm |
13:55.38 | x86 | having problems with IAX |
13:56.24 | [TK]D-Fender | vaewyn : Got the revised Xisco quote in and Polyom kicks its ass now. I have since received a sample IP500 & IP 600 and could use a hand upgrading the BR & SIP. |
13:56.37 | x86 | my config looks right on both ends, but in the CLI (i have SIP, IAX, IAX2 debugging all turned on) it's showing me a lot of Tx-Frame Retry[###] on the Z end, while the A end's CLI isnt showing anything (also with debugs on) |
13:56.53 | x86 | i believe I have all the ports forwarded through the PIX firewall correctly |
13:57.02 | x86 | i have a static 1:1 NAT setup on the PIX |
13:57.09 | x86 | and it's the same inside as it is outside |
13:57.31 | x86 | any ideas? |
13:59.04 | Nuxi | Offtopic: Have you ever noticed that on irc, you can talk about things that are TOTALLY off topic and that's OK, but if you talk about something that's ALMOST on topic, you've committed a great EVIL? |
13:59.35 | docelm0 | uhh ok.. |
14:01.42 | dq104 | Can any help with codec and SIP phone? Can play recorded messages... http://pastebin.ca/12603 |
14:08.48 | tzafrir | lehel, wiki engine or wiki site? |
14:08.59 | Nuxi | dq104, looks like the phone only talks g723. is that allowed in sip.conf? |
14:09.05 | dq104 | Sorry typo: Can any help with codec and SIP phone? Can't play recorded messages (ie: Playback(welcome)) http://pastebin.ca/12603 |
14:09.15 | lehel | tzafrir: wiki engine.. php |
14:09.37 | tzafrir | lehel, how exactly is the wiki displayed? |
14:10.15 | tzafrir | there are plenty of wiki engines. Some are for PHP. How do you expect Asterisk to interact with one? |
14:10.55 | dq104 | Don't really know (I got allow=all) in my sip.conf -> http://pastebin.ca/12604 |
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14:13.29 | Nuxi | Can you configure the phone to allow more codecs? |
14:13.52 | Ahrimanes | dq104: allow=all is a bad idea |
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14:14.10 | dq104 | Nuxi: I got these choices: G.723.1 G.729A/B PCMU PCMA G.728 G.726-32 |
14:14.30 | x86 | what about G.711? |
14:14.38 | Nuxi | enable PCMU. |
14:14.44 | Ahrimanes | hm choose PCMA on the phone, disallow=all, allow=alaw in sip.conf ? |
14:14.44 | dq104 | Ahrimanes: Why is it a bad idea? security issues? |
14:15.01 | Ahrimanes | dq104: no, but tends to lead to confusion about which codecs to use... |
14:15.39 | Nuxi | PCMU in the US, PCMA in Europe. |
14:15.58 | Twister | hi all, i got this error when trying to compile http://www.nomorepasting.com/paste.php?pasteID=40536 |
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14:18.06 | robin_sz | meep? |
14:18.34 | dq104 | Great it's works! Thanks guys |
14:18.45 | robin_sz | so, girls, these grandstream GXP2000 phones ... how well do they work with * ? |
14:18.47 | gdh | I thought meep was deprecated. Hasn't it been replaced by <honk> ? |
14:19.08 | tzafrir | Twister, install all of fedora's updates. Then libcurel-devel will require libidn-devel (or something similar) |
14:19.16 | Twister | ok |
14:19.17 | Twister | thanks |
14:19.19 | robin_sz | gdh: MEEP! |
14:19.22 | tzafrir | And thus the missing package needed here will be installed |
14:19.30 | gdh | Gah, old habits die hard :) |
14:19.54 | dq104 | Out of these choices: G.723.1 G.729A/B PCMU PCMA G.728 G.726-32 which one has the better sound quality? |
14:19.55 | robin_sz | gdh: and you'll find its still supported by apps/app_meepme.c |
14:20.17 | blitzrage | morn |
14:20.22 | robin_sz | so .. |
14:20.37 | gdh | robin_sz: boom boom! :) |
14:20.38 | robin_sz | the Grandstream GXP 2000's? good, bad? |
14:20.46 | blitzrage | dq104: PCMU/PCMA |
14:20.53 | Nuxi | dq104, I believe the PCMU/A do, but they also use up more bandwidth. A lot of people love G.729 |
14:20.57 | blitzrage | dq104: it also has the most bandwidth |
14:21.02 | gdh | robin_sz: From the stuff I've read, the GXP2000 is a promising handset, just give the firmware a few months to settle. |
14:21.12 | gdh | Mind, isn't that still the case with the Budgetones? |
14:21.24 | blitzrage | G.726 sounds nearly identical to G.711u/a, with half the bandwidth |
14:21.25 | *** join/#asterisk file[class] (~jcolp@66.199.241.90) |
14:21.29 | file[class] | meep meep |
14:21.32 | blitzrage | G.729 is good, but you need a license to use it |
14:21.32 | robin_sz | gdh: so its fairly new? |
14:21.37 | file[class] | blitzrage!!! |
14:21.39 | blitzrage | file[class]: get back to work! |
14:21.55 | file[class] | pfft |
14:21.55 | MikeJ[Laptop] | file!! |
14:21.55 | gdh | robin_sz: Oh yes. Until very recently, it was g.711 only :) |
14:21.55 | blitzrage | MikeJ[Laptop]: !!! |
14:21.55 | file[class] | I was actually working on a Powerpoint template for Cluecon |
14:21.59 | blitzrage | its !!!-riffic! |
14:21.59 | robin_sz | right |
14:22.07 | gdh | robin_sz: any other codec made it crash :) |
14:22.08 | coppice | G.726 sounds like G.711u/a with a sock stuffed in the mic |
14:22.15 | robin_sz | gdh: so any other good and cheap "enterprise" hardphones? |
14:22.34 | gdh | robin_sz: No idea, I'm playing with the cheapies from eezeephone at the moment and am impressed for the money :) |
14:22.35 | file[class] | coppice: sounds same to me, except the background noise is less |
14:22.39 | [TK]D-Fender | robin_sz : Uniden UIP-200 goes for the same price ~120$ |
14:22.58 | [TK]D-Fender | And has GOOD reviews |
14:23.00 | coppice | file: and most of the high frequencies have gone |
14:23.05 | robin_sz | [TK]D-Fender: not seen it in the UK |
14:23.11 | eper-werk | is there any gui you know of thats small and sits on your screen / runs on windows and like says when an extention has an incoming call? ie were looking at headsets for everybody but we won't know when others phones are rining :( |
14:23.12 | Nuxi | many things that are enterprise are as old as the old star trek and look/feel act about the same. |
14:23.14 | dq104 | blitzrage & Nuxi: PCMU/A is using the most bandwidth... How much of it? 100kb/s? |
14:23.19 | [TK]D-Fender | I've seen at least one reseller there online... |
14:23.20 | blitzrage | [TK]D-Fender: the UIP200 is ok - I don't hate it, but don't love it either |
14:23.28 | blitzrage | dq104: 64kbit/s |
14:23.32 | MikeJ[Laptop] | coppice, is it a clean or dirty sock ? :) |
14:23.34 | [TK]D-Fender | blitzrage : I haven't tried it personally, just going on referrals. |
14:23.35 | gdh | dq104: about 100 with overhead, yes. |
14:23.36 | Nuxi | 64K + ip overhead. |
14:23.36 | Conductor | is it possible to find out if a sip-phone is in DND-mode? |
14:23.53 | blitzrage | gdh: IP doesn't add that much overhead :) |
14:23.54 | [TK]D-Fender | I''m still just trying to get my Polycom IP 600 doing what I want it to.... |
14:23.56 | Nuxi | Conductor, depends on the phone. |
14:24.04 | coppice | MikeJ: dunno. G.726 doesn't convey the odour |
14:24.11 | blitzrage | its about 89kbit/s with IP overhead |
14:24.24 | Conductor | Nuxi, it is a cisco 7940 |
14:24.27 | gdh | Ah OK it was a good guess tho :) |
14:24.35 | file[class] | blitzrage: geek! |
14:24.36 | MikeJ[Laptop] | that's cheap.... does not even pass smell... we need a better protocol |
14:24.47 | blitzrage | gdh: aye - good guess :) |
14:24.53 | blitzrage | file[class]: its true! |
14:24.55 | coppice | Pong over IP |
14:24.57 | Conductor | Nuxi, which phones can do this? |
14:24.59 | blitzrage | lol |
14:25.10 | Conductor | Nuxi, and how does the sip-request look to find out? |
14:25.16 | file[class] | lalala |
14:25.21 | file[class] | blitzrage makes me happy! |
14:25.22 | Nuxi | I believe the Motorola vt1005 can do this, but you need to use undocumented SNMP queries. |
14:25.33 | blitzrage | SNMP! |
14:25.35 | blitzrage | w00t :) |
14:25.40 | coppice | This is the real meaning of multimedia. sound and pictures is just TV |
14:25.46 | zoa | http://www.asteriskguru.com/bandwidth_calculator.php -> to calculate your bandwidth |
14:25.54 | blitzrage | zoa: yo yo! |
14:25.54 | Nuxi | be careful when you walk a vt1005, as it may crash the phone... |
14:25.57 | zoa | blitzrage, yo |
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14:26.14 | scanna | hi all, is it possible to compile a script wich calls 2 extensions and then bridge them? |
14:26.18 | Nuxi | ...or port scan it. |
14:26.19 | blitzrage | and sometimes that damn anthm guy really pisses... oh hey anthm! |
14:26.29 | zoa | hehe |
14:26.31 | zoa | yeah |
14:26.39 | zoa | Booo @ anthm :) |
14:26.42 | vaewynAFK | blitzrage: that's only after be binge drinks :} |
14:26.43 | zoa | hi there mr anthm |
14:27.11 | vaewyn | anthm: this is where you go 'and what was your username again?' :} |
14:27.45 | Conductor | Nuxi, port-scan to find out if it is DND? |
14:27.56 | indego | Does anyone know it this : "Spawn extension (incoming, s, 3) exited non-zero on 'SIP/10' " is a real error. I have read that it is 'normal' but the "exited non-zero" normaly means that it did not exit cleanly. Is this the case here? |
14:28.44 | coppice | a few years ago there were supposed to be several people working on smellyvision for gaming. I wonder what happened to those |
14:28.47 | file[class] | indego: perfectly normal |
14:29.03 | indego | file[class]: OK thanks. |
14:29.06 | anthm | hi file! |
14:29.08 | Nuxi | Conductor, no port-scan to crash it. |
14:29.25 | file[class] | anthm: teh Chad got teh sponsorship page done, yay |
14:29.46 | anthm | woohoo |
14:29.50 | Conductor | Nuxi, oh. does this help? ;) |
14:30.16 | HA | jbot, bandwithcalculator is http://www.asteriskguru.com/bandwidth_calculator.php |
14:30.18 | jbot | okay, HA |
14:30.18 | Nuxi | I'd say they are held together with the software equivalent of duct-tape, but scotch tape might be more accurate. |
14:30.26 | HA | ~bandwidthcalculator |
14:31.31 | [TK]D-Fender | you missed a "d" |
14:31.32 | HA | jbot, bandwithcalculator is http://www.asteriskguru.com/bandwidth_calculator.php |
14:31.33 | jbot | i already had it that way, HA |
14:31.45 | HA | jbot, bandwidthcalculator is http://www.asteriskguru.com/bandwidth_calculator.php |
14:31.46 | jbot | okay, HA |
14:31.54 | HA | ~bandwidthcalculator |
14:31.55 | jbot | from memory, bandwidthcalculator is http://www.asteriskguru.com/bandwidth_calculator.php |
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14:32.13 | Godsey | might anyone have built ztdummy under Xen? |
14:32.26 | HA | thanks TKD. I haven't had enough to drink yet this morning. |
14:32.49 | HA | jbot, bandwithcalculator is bandwidthcalculator |
14:32.50 | jbot | ...but bandwithcalculator is already something else... |
14:32.58 | HA | jbot, no bandwithcalculator is bandwidthcalculator |
14:32.59 | jbot | HA: okay |
14:33.20 | HA | jbot is too easy. |
14:33.21 | [TK]D-Fender | ~bandwidthcalculator |
14:33.22 | jbot | hmm... bandwidthcalculator is http://www.asteriskguru.com/bandwidth_calculator.php |
14:33.28 | [TK]D-Fender | better |
14:34.02 | Godsey | is ulaw g.711? |
14:34.16 | faraz | guys |
14:34.19 | faraz | trunking works |
14:34.27 | faraz | the register=> command apparently is essential |
14:34.28 | gdh | ulaw is G.711u |
14:34.33 | gdh | alaw is G.711a :) |
14:34.36 | x86 | faraz: duh? :P |
14:34.42 | MikeJ[Laptop] | faraz, yeah, everyone told you it did :) |
14:34.45 | MikeJ[Laptop] | heh |
14:34.51 | Godsey | gdh: looking at the calculator, I didn't see a or bu |
14:34.54 | Godsey | er u |
14:34.58 | x86 | faraz: thats what the howto says too ;) |
14:35.00 | file[class] | MikeJ[Laptop] MikeJ[Laptop] MikeJ[Laptop] |
14:35.06 | Godsey | u.s. channels are 56k and uk are 64k right? |
14:35.17 | x86 | so no G.729 support on OS X yet huh? |
14:35.26 | file[class] | x86: correct - deal with it. |
14:35.34 | x86 | Godsey: US channels are 64k on a T1 |
14:35.48 | file[class] | Digium has a new website, ha |
14:35.57 | Godsey | x86: is the ulaw codec 64k? |
14:35.57 | x86 | not sure what each channel's bandwidth is on an E1 |
14:36.10 | Godsey | they're 64k on a PRI I thought |
14:36.11 | x86 | i'm not sure ;) |
14:36.15 | Godsey | and 56k on ct1 |
14:36.16 | x86 | no, T1 also |
14:36.27 | Godsey | thought the signaling was in each channel on a t1 |
14:36.28 | x86 | T1 and PRI are both 64K |
14:36.37 | x86 | except with PRI you lose a channel for signalling |
14:36.40 | Godsey | right |
14:36.46 | gdh | Godsey: American BRI ISDN is 56k per channel, maybe that's what you're thinking of? |
14:36.51 | gdh | certainly for data anyway |
14:36.54 | Godsey | thought pri was 23+d and t1 was 24 56k |
14:37.00 | coppice | x86: nope. you loose the LSB evey 12 samples on a T1 that isn't ISDN or SS7 |
14:37.05 | Godsey | gdh maybe |
14:37.20 | x86 | coppice: true, but they claim 64K per channel |
14:37.35 | Godsey | it's been since 1994 since I had to work w/ telcom stuff :) |
14:38.02 | faraz | Guys, nobody told me it did. and which howto says that? I must've gone blind |
14:38.23 | newl | It's still a crap service. ;) |
14:38.35 | x86 | hahaha cash cow ;) |
14:38.44 | Godsey | I only manage the RAS hardware, not the circuits |
14:38.45 | x86 | you must be in europe? |
14:38.46 | x86 | :P |
14:38.57 | Godsey | the isp I'm at still makes alot from isdn :) |
14:38.59 | file[class] | newl: the register command isn't exactly essential, it just tells other boxes how to reach your box... like what IP/port |
14:39.10 | newl | file: what? |
14:39.29 | file[class] | er sorry wrong person |
14:39.30 | file[class] | faraz |
14:39.32 | newl | I know. :) |
14:39.56 | docelm0 | file what class are you in? |
14:40.05 | newl | Dodging 101 |
14:40.08 | file[class] | Information Technology |
14:40.20 | docelm0 | fun.. I clep'd that class |
14:40.24 | sudhir492 | Anyone here using Linksys PAP2-NA with asterisk? |
14:40.38 | file[class] | sudhir492: yes works fine and dandy |
14:40.46 | Godsey | sudhir492: I do |
14:40.55 | file[class] | docelm0: thx for your help with Cluecon btw ;) |
14:40.56 | Godsey | about 500 of them :) |
14:41.05 | docelm0 | huh? |
14:41.16 | docelm0 | ohh BKW told you |
14:41.19 | docelm0 | about me speaking? |
14:41.23 | file[class] | yes |
14:41.32 | file[class] | and other things, but I don't want to discuss that in the chan |
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14:41.53 | faraz | file:the register=> command magically got our boxes to trunk |
14:41.58 | faraz | we remove it- no trunking |
14:42.09 | docelm0 | Hay just trying to get the word out. Besides my company will benefit since were due to launch around July 1st. |
14:42.11 | sudhir492 | I know, it works fine and dandy. My distributor increased the price of those devices. I want to know a good source of them |
14:42.19 | file[class] | I fail to see how registering affects trunking |
14:42.33 | faraz | So do i. does ures work without register? |
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14:42.43 | file[class] | I don't use IAX2 trunking |
14:42.48 | file[class] | but I know of people who have used it without registering... |
14:43.00 | sudhir492 | Godsey: Where do you buy them? What is there price (in what quantity)? |
14:43.04 | blitzrage | yah, trunking should be separate from registration |
14:43.11 | blitzrage | registration is just to tell the other end where you are |
14:43.13 | file[class] | not like registering makes a difference, unless you're behind NAT in which case it might open up the NAT mappings and keep them open |
14:43.14 | faraz | it was the last think i thought of |
14:43.17 | Godsey | I don't do the ordering but I know we paid 48 each |
14:43.22 | blitzrage | file[class]: exactly |
14:43.22 | asterisk99 | Anyone with experience with Digium TDM400P cards and Dell Dimensions (8400)? |
14:43.25 | docelm0 | I use trunking unsecure.. |
14:43.29 | Godsey | and purchased in qty of 20 or more |
14:43.29 | blitzrage | zoa: is trunking fixed yet? |
14:43.43 | blitzrage | docelm0: how could it be otherwise? |
14:43.44 | file[class] | blitzrage: why are you not working on the book? hmm? |
14:43.53 | blitzrage | file[class]: I'm working on getting a train ticket to Sarnia |
14:43.54 | sudhir492 | Godsey: Have you tried PAP2 (vonage version) with asterisk? |
14:44.01 | file[class] | blitzrage: blasphemy |
14:44.02 | Godsey | no, wasn't able to make it work |
14:44.03 | docelm0 | honestly.. dunno.. |
14:44.09 | docelm0 | I sell PAP2's unlocked.. :P |
14:44.29 | k31th | is it best to install from tar or cvs ? |
14:44.33 | x86 | i'm having major issues doing IAX2 trunking |
14:44.33 | Godsey | docelm0: did you figure out the admin pw hash or another way? :) |
14:44.38 | sudhir492 | Godsey: This weekend that is my agenda ! BTW, $48 is darn good price for PAP2-NA |
14:44.44 | blitzrage | x86: I don't think it works |
14:44.47 | Godsey | sudhir492: they've been going up |
14:44.47 | faraz | what kinda issues x86? |
14:44.51 | docelm0 | No.. Im a service provider.. I can buy them unlocked. |
14:44.55 | xheliox | Wow.. that bandwidth calculator rules. :) |
14:44.56 | Godsey | we bought them before cisco purchases sipura |
14:45.09 | k31th | xheliox: wat bandwidth calculator |
14:45.16 | Godsey | well we buy pap2-na unlocked too |
14:45.28 | Godsey | but not pap2 vonage branded ;) |
14:45.30 | xheliox | http://www.asteriskguru.com/bandwidth_calculator.php |
14:45.32 | x86 | ast2 tries to trunk to ast1 via IAX2, i have tcpdump running on ast1. When the connection is attempted, tcpdump tells me it gets the packet, and responds with an UDP Port 5655 unreachable for IP |
14:45.49 | sudhir492 | These cisco bastards! I purchased them for $49 in quanities of 100. Now it is $57 :-( |
14:45.54 | HA | ~bandwidthcalculator |
14:45.55 | jbot | hmm... bandwidthcalculator is http://www.asteriskguru.com/bandwidth_calculator.php |
14:46.07 | faraz | wow. where did 5655 come in from? |
14:46.14 | Godsey | sudhir492: I don't even like them |
14:46.19 | x86 | 5656 i mean, sorry |
14:46.30 | k31th | thanks |
14:46.33 | faraz | regardless :) iax2 only uses 4569 |
14:46.39 | docelm0 | I get them less than that for QT's of 100 or more |
14:46.46 | sudhir492 | Godsey: you dont like Cisco guys or you dont like PAP2-NA? (maybe both :-) |
14:46.49 | x86 | well, the source port (on ast2) is 4569 |
14:46.53 | blitzrage | new Digium website incase anyone is interested |
14:46.56 | Godsey | I don't like the pap |
14:47.00 | x86 | the destination port (on ast1) is 5656 |
14:47.02 | sudhir492 | why? |
14:47.03 | Godsey | I like cisco 1/2 the time :) |
14:47.14 | Godsey | they don't support IAX2 |
14:47.23 | faraz | hmmm |
14:47.31 | faraz | anyreason why ure using 5656? |
14:47.51 | sudhir492 | I fully agree with you. But unfortunately no other device works with IAX with g729 |
14:48.00 | Godsey | not true |
14:48.02 | Godsey | :) |
14:48.04 | xheliox | The world needs to embrace IAX2 and stop with this SIP silliness. :) |
14:48.19 | blitzrage | IAX2 has its own problems :) |
14:48.24 | blitzrage | its not as versatile as SIP |
14:48.31 | sudhir492 | If you know of a device that works with low bitrate codec, please let me know |
14:48.38 | blitzrage | although much simpler to use than SIP |
14:48.53 | k31th | do i need to start asterisk as root ? |
14:48.57 | MikeJ[Laptop] | blitzrage, when are you coming to town? |
14:48.58 | xheliox | blitzrage: I'm sure that's true, but from an amateurs perspective, IAX2 > SIP ;) |
14:48.58 | Godsey | looking for the site |
14:49.01 | blitzrage | k31th: not necessarily |
14:49.03 | k31th | ok |
14:49.05 | zoa | sudhir492: the idefisk softphone will have it soon |
14:49.06 | x86 | faraz: cool, i changed it in iax.conf, did a reload in the CLI, and now it's connecting (but telling me the registration was refused) |
14:49.10 | Godsey | iax2 is better in all sorts of ways |
14:49.11 | k31th | but for the first time i should ? |
14:49.15 | blitzrage | MikeJ[Laptop]: I'm heading to Sarnia tonight |
14:49.18 | k31th | my guide does not say.. |
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14:49.24 | x86 | faraz: how do i setup ast1 to allow ast2 to peer with it? |
14:49.33 | blitzrage | MikeJ[Laptop]: don't think I can make it all the way to Dee-troeet though :) |
14:49.58 | faraz | your register=>user:pass@ip:port should have a peer/friend defined in the other guys iax.conf |
14:50.02 | sudhir492 | zoa: That is the problem. Will have it soon. My customers want to make a call now and I have to give them something now |
14:50.06 | Godsey | http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=61839&item=5775996794&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW |
14:50.09 | Godsey | these devices |
14:50.10 | MikeJ[Laptop] | blitzrage, how long you in for? |
14:50.12 | Godsey | they're not 2 line |
14:50.15 | blitzrage | MikeJ[Laptop]: till Monday |
14:50.16 | MikeJ[Laptop] | it's not that far... ;) |
14:50.18 | x86 | faraz: on ast1 i'm getting: Peer 'user' is not dynamic (from ast2-ip) |
14:50.26 | blitzrage | MikeJ[Laptop]: it is without a car :) |
14:50.35 | file[class] | yay Leif |
14:50.37 | faraz | the 'user' should have dynamic=yes yes |
14:50.38 | MikeJ[Laptop] | I know, but I have one, and it's not that far |
14:50.38 | faraz | set |
14:50.43 | *** part/#asterisk gtigene (~chatzilla@70.89.216.41) |
14:50.47 | blitzrage | faraz: ummmm.... no |
14:50.53 | sudhir492 | Besides, I dont see much advantage in IAX for home users, SIP works fine |
14:50.56 | indego | k31th: It can make it easy, and for testing does not hurt. You will need to look at creating a user and checking that they have enough access rights for all files / devices for another user. |
14:51.01 | x86 | faraz: in iax.conf? |
14:51.11 | Godsey | for the home user iax is espically good |
14:51.11 | newl | sip? fine? hahaa |
14:51.15 | faraz | host=dynamic i mean |
14:51.16 | Godsey | most home users use nat |
14:51.25 | faraz | hang on lemme just chec kl:) |
14:51.33 | gdh | Anyone successfully using Agents with Attended Transfer? |
14:51.33 | blitzrage | peers should have host=dynamic, then the far end registers to tell the box where the host address is |
14:51.42 | blitzrage | you accept calls from users - you place calls to peers |
14:51.42 | faraz | yes host=dynamic as blitz says |
14:51.55 | MikeJ[Laptop] | users=users on your system |
14:52.00 | k31th | indego: yeah |
14:52.01 | faraz | you can just define them as 'friend' and get rid of it :) |
14:52.02 | k31th | will do |
14:52.06 | k31th | once i get it running |
14:52.13 | blitzrage | you don't need a host= for users - the users connect to you - you don't need to know where they are |
14:52.16 | indego | k31th: A quick google gives : http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+non-root |
14:52.44 | file[class] | blitzrage is smrt |
14:53.00 | x86 | faraz: but it's not dynamic, it's a static IP |
14:53.09 | faraz | i know man |
14:53.16 | blitzrage | x86: then define it statically |
14:53.29 | faraz | declare it dynamic anyways or it wont register- mine doesnt |
14:53.31 | blitzrage | x86: you only EVER need register => if the peer is on a dynamic host |
14:53.37 | Godsey | also |
14:53.39 | x86 | faraz: ah ok |
14:53.42 | *** join/#asterisk grolloj (~chatzilla@slim-eth0.horizonlive.net) |
14:53.47 | Godsey | PAP2-NA sucks since it doesn't have PSTN bypass port |
14:53.55 | faraz | blitz dude i know but trunking REALLY WONT work without the register |
14:53.57 | faraz | try it |
14:54.12 | x86 | faraz: now i got that taken care of, but i get 'unable to support trunking on peer 'ast1' without zaptel timing' |
14:54.13 | indego | blitzrage: Do you also need a register => if the peer is behind a NAT? |
14:54.15 | blitzrage | faraz: ok - but don't set host= in the user |
14:54.18 | Godsey | w/ the pstn bypass port 911 isn't an issue |
14:54.27 | Godsey | just plug in the pots line and you're set |
14:54.34 | faraz | x86 do a modprobe ztdummy |
14:54.48 | HA | ~cluecon |
14:54.49 | jbot | extra, extra, read all about it, cluecon is Da Bomb and everyone who is anyone will be there. http://www.cluecon.com/ |
14:54.50 | x86 | faraz: on OS X ? |
14:54.51 | x86 | :P |
14:54.58 | faraz | :) |
14:55.08 | x86 | or ast1 only (which is linux) |
14:55.08 | faraz | you are in unfriendly territories my friend |
14:55.09 | faraz | :) |
14:55.10 | x86 | ast2 is OS X |
14:55.13 | bkw_ | YAY!!!! |
14:55.25 | zoa | hey brian |
14:55.26 | indego | x86: ztdummy is under dev on OSX :) |
14:55.30 | faraz | on linux the ztdummy can provide timing |
14:55.34 | x86 | FATAL: Module ztdummy not found. |
14:55.35 | faraz | OS-x i have zero ideas |
14:55.38 | x86 | on ast-1 |
14:55.40 | Godsey | I'm trying to build ztdummy under Xen |
14:55.52 | faraz | did you install the zaptel drivers? |
14:55.55 | faraz | ztdummy is part of those |
14:55.58 | file[class] | everyone go to Cluecon! |
14:55.59 | x86 | hmm... prolly not ;) |
14:56.01 | x86 | ok cool |
14:56.21 | faraz | guys.. slightly more intelligent question than trunking |
14:56.33 | faraz | I have a 128k CIR connection from my ISP |
14:56.34 | _kno_ | I've downloaded the bristuff module, I've follow all the instructions and when I try to load the module it says: |
14:56.39 | _kno_ | depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/2.4.27-2-386/misc/zaphfc.o |
14:57.13 | indego | x86: http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Zaptel+on+MacOSX |
14:57.17 | faraz | I do traffic shaping on my firewall to prioritize VOIP. If i do the same on a local LAN (while restricting bandwidth to 128k) VOIP works perfectly while everything else suffers |
14:57.18 | iCEBrkr | _kno_: that's cuz brian wrote it. :P |
14:57.43 | x86 | faraz: right, you can only shape outbound traffic |
14:57.56 | _kno_ | I'm not english.... what does 'cuz' mean? |
14:58.00 | x86 | faraz: you can shape inbound if you output it to a different interface though |
14:58.01 | faraz | however as soon as I connect to my ISP- even 2kbps of internet browsing would kill the voip |
14:58.06 | iCEBrkr | _kno_: Cuz = Because |
14:58.07 | Ahrimanes | _kno_: because ? |
14:58.08 | blitzrage | cuz == because |
14:58.15 | blitzrage | heh - damn slang :) |
14:58.19 | Ahrimanes | hehe lots of answers |
14:58.20 | iCEBrkr | Damn American slang |
14:58.21 | _kno_ | thanks to all ;) |
14:58.27 | iCEBrkr | haha |
14:58.30 | *** join/#asterisk danett_ (unknown@rijn068.athome227.wau.nl) |
14:58.41 | faraz | is it cuz of the ISP bandwidth controller not handling TOS bits? |
14:58.50 | danett_ | Is asterisk able to communicate with a h323 Gatekeeper? |
14:58.55 | iCEBrkr | _kno_: Make sure you have the corect kernel symlinks when building those modules. |
14:58.56 | indego | FYI cuz can also be used to abriviate cousin. |
14:59.32 | iCEBrkr | indego: Way to confuse the poor guy even more :) |
14:59.49 | x86 | hmm |
14:59.50 | blitzrage | American English isn't English at all |
14:59.53 | Ahrimanes | no |
14:59.54 | indego | iCEBrkr: I do my best. |
14:59.58 | x86 | blitzrage: true ;) |
14:59.59 | indego | :) |
15:00.07 | Ahrimanes | american is.. messy |
15:00.11 | iCEBrkr | blitzrage: Which is why I called it American Slang, cuz I couldn't say English Slang ya bloke :P |
15:00.18 | blitzrage | lol |
15:00.20 | indego | I am British, I know how confusing it can get:) |
15:00.23 | blitzrage | iCEBrkr: hoser |
15:00.24 | file[class] | you're all crazy |
15:00.25 | iCEBrkr | hehe |
15:00.26 | file[class] | crazy as coconuts |
15:00.32 | Ahrimanes | bonkers? |
15:00.38 | blitzrage | iCEBrkr: take off eh? |
15:00.45 | indego | Same words, different meanings |
15:00.56 | blitzrage | bonkers <-- good candy! |
15:01.02 | Ahrimanes | haha |
15:01.02 | x86 | FATAL: Error inserting ztdummy (/lib/modules/2.6.5-gentoo-r1/misc/ztdummy.ko): Invalid module format |
15:01.03 | Ahrimanes | where? |
15:01.05 | x86 | damn |
15:01.15 | x86 | i just installed the zaptel drivers |
15:01.28 | indego | candy = sweetie |
15:01.29 | blitzrage | ok, I'm going to get breakfast and play some drums for an hour or so - back later |
15:01.38 | file[class] | ttyl blitzrage |
15:01.45 | iCEBrkr | I'm gonna sit at my desk and pretend to work |
15:01.46 | iCEBrkr | oh hell |
15:01.48 | iCEBrkr | I gotta meeting |
15:02.02 | indego | iCEBrkr: bullshit bingo, helps lots |
15:03.06 | blitzrage | In Danish: Skat means Sweetheart (it also means sales tax) - coincidence? I think not. |
15:03.19 | indego | http://www.hjsv.com/games/bingo/bingo-d.html |
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15:03.45 | x86 | faraz: ? |
15:03.48 | jcollie | hello all |
15:03.50 | indego | blitzrage: and I thought that skat was a singing style... |
15:04.00 | blitzrage | indego: haha - true :) |
15:04.21 | indego | I only know one thing in Danish : bop bop bop |
15:04.37 | file[class] | blitzrage: breakfast - NOW |
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15:04.45 | x86 | ah shit.... |
15:04.46 | jcollie | does anyone do video calls through asterisk? I'm thinking of using asterisk to gateway SIP/H.323 video calls between our internal network and the internet |
15:04.47 | x86 | http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/2004-April/043073.html |
15:04.55 | blitzrage | file[class]: yes sir :) |
15:04.55 | x86 | ztdummy doesnt work with 2.6 :( |
15:05.01 | blitzrage | x86: sure it does |
15:05.05 | Godsey | x86: works for me |
15:05.22 | *** join/#asterisk ikey1 (ikey@220.226.5.58) |
15:05.33 | obsidian-studios | hello all, got a question some might not like, but is it possible to fake caller id with asterisk. I have a client using a paying service to do that for them, and would like do to it themselves with asteirsk |
15:05.54 | x86 | look at that url |
15:06.02 | Godsey | obsidian-studios: of course it's easy |
15:06.02 | x86 | exactly the message i'm getting |
15:06.18 | gdh | obsidian-studios: * lets you set it to whatever you like. the problem is getting an upstream provider with loose morals. |
15:06.21 | obsidian-studios | Godsey: I thought so but did not see anything on wiki about it |
15:06.34 | x86 | http://voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk+Zaptel+Installation |
15:06.35 | x86 | ah! |
15:06.36 | Godsey | any clec will give you a PRI to do what you want |
15:06.41 | *** join/#asterisk _kno_ (~kvirc@161.Red-80-39-0.pooles.rima-tde.net) |
15:06.43 | HA | obsidian: depending on your clients business, this may not be legal to do. |
15:06.44 | x86 | Mar 2004: Do "make linux26" in zaptel source directory instead of a simple "make". |
15:06.55 | obsidian-studios | yes that is my concern telcos accepting and passing the info along or rejecting. The services works for all |
15:07.00 | ikey1 | gdh: is it possible in ISDN E1s |
15:07.00 | Godsey | faking callerid is a felony in every state |
15:07.11 | *** part/#asterisk jcollie (~jcollie@161.210.6.51) |
15:07.29 | gdh | ikey1: I have no experience of it, but I'd say Europeans have stronger moral fibre :) |
15:07.40 | *** join/#asterisk yaaar (~chatzilla@lifebook.tranquility.net) |
15:07.42 | _kno_ | I fallen. Some body said why I got the error? |
15:07.44 | yaaar | word |
15:08.07 | blitzrage | http://www.speakdanish.dk/html/day1conv.htm |
15:08.22 | ikey1 | GDH : :) yes we tried this with MFC R2 and ISDN E1's Telco havent supported us |
15:08.24 | Ahrimanes | hvem skal snakke dansk? |
15:08.43 | vaewyn | Godsey: correction... I believe the statute covers ANI... not callerid |
15:08.44 | file[class] | I should hop away |
15:09.01 | Godsey | there is no reason to not allow setting callerid |
15:09.06 | HA | ~skat |
15:09.07 | jbot | from memory, skat is a method of verbal communication that may also be your danish girlfriend who forgot to pay her taxes |
15:09.30 | yaaar | so.....i'm probably doing something dumb. but i've just built my first asterisk server (it's just a p3-550 with a $7 FXO card and gentoo linux), and it starts. and i went into the sample sip.conf and enabled one xlite channel. but i can't get it to register.... |
15:09.35 | obsidian-studios | Godsey: the service they use is for investigative agencies which this client is |
15:09.42 | *** join/#asterisk santiago (~santiago@208.195.214.92) |
15:09.59 | yaaar | the guide i'm working with suggested not messing with authentication until i had an extension or two going......but i can't seem to figure a way to not have xlite try to auth? |
15:09.59 | obsidian-studios | Godsey: so to legally do it to use, you have to pay or use a service, otherwise faking the caller id in the US is illegal? |
15:10.15 | Godsey | you can't legally pay to fake it |
15:10.28 | yaaar | any ideas what i'm probably screwing up? sorry if this is terribly foolish |
15:10.45 | Godsey | every company w/ a pbx needs to be able to set callerid |
15:10.49 | obsidian-studios | Godsey: they pay for a service, they just called with me listening, it allows they to specify a number to call, and a number that will be displayed |
15:11.00 | Godsey | obsidian-studios: that doesn't mean it's legal to do so |
15:11.09 | Godsey | you can pay me and I'll assassinate someone |
15:11.22 | file[class] | bbl |
15:11.48 | obsidian-studios | Godsey: the company they use has legal requirements that must be met, govt, police, detective agencies, etc |
15:11.48 | indego | blitzrage: Almost understandable, since I learned German. |
15:11.49 | Godsey | it doesn't matter |
15:11.49 | Godsey | it's not legal |
15:11.49 | devel | yaaar, what is trying to register, sip client or your asterisk box? |
15:11.53 | Godsey | no judge can sign a writ saying you can fake a call from bob |
15:11.57 | Godsey | there is simply no law to allow that |
15:12.17 | yaaar | devel: sip client. i haven't even started on an outbound channel yet, just trying to get the first client going |
15:12.34 | obsidian-studios | Godsey: interesting, my breaking the law days are long over, so guess this company has some legal loop hole and I will let them enjoy it |
15:12.40 | Godsey | tho I could give a shit about most laws |
15:12.51 | Godsey | so if you want to do it on the cheap I can hook you up |
15:12.58 | Godsey | just know you're breaking the law |
15:13.02 | devel | yaaar, any errors or such on the console ('set verbose 5' or so)? |
15:13.18 | Godsey | it's not a loop hole |
15:13.25 | obsidian-studios | Godsey: well there are laws for J walking I do not mind breaking mostly because they are hardly enforced, so I guess it's more of is this enforced, what happens? Fines jail times? |
15:13.29 | Godsey | jimmy baker thought it was funny to pay hookers and limos w/ church money too |
15:13.33 | yaaar | devel: i've got 4 v's right now, and i get a bunch of lines like this: |
15:13.37 | obsidian-studios | Godsey: they do have a company legally doing this for them |
15:13.48 | Godsey | I'm telling you it's not legal :) |
15:13.55 | indego | <PROTECTED> |
15:14.06 | obsidian-studios | Godsey: I believe you, that's why I am here asking |
15:14.07 | Godsey | and I'd love to be a defendant in a case where they used such a tactic :) |
15:14.33 | obsidian-studios | Godsey: now the phone number they enter, has to be a valid #, but it does not have to be there's |
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15:14.37 | Godsey | but if I were a bounty hunter, or dead beat dad hunter I'd do it all the time |
15:15.02 | Godsey | I f' up all the time and my caller id ends up being my extension 190 instead of the right # |
15:15.03 | bannerman | Is there a way to keep a specific zap channel from being used for dialing out? |
15:15.12 | bannerman | I have a TDM400 with 4 lines, 3 of them have unlimited LD, but one does not |
15:15.15 | yaaar | [Date] NOTICE[PID]: chan_sip.c:7691 handle_request: Registration from 'Challenger' <sip:challenger@[asteriskserverip]> failed for '[clientip]' |
15:15.26 | yaaar | devel see above |
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15:16.34 | indego | yaaar: Looks like wrong login credentials. What SIP phone? |
15:16.42 | yaaar | xlite |
15:16.50 | devel | yaaar, put your sip.conf up at pastebin.ca |
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15:17.04 | robin_sz | so these grandstream GXP 2000 with dodgy firmware .. presumably you can upgrade the firmaware by tftp or some such, its not fixed forever? |
15:17.05 | yaaar | indego: see, i'm not even trying to *use* login credentials |
15:17.35 | indego | yaaar: That could then be the problem, it is simpler to have a user/pass |
15:17.53 | RoyK | is it possible to add a trigger to allow for realtime messages if callers ABANDON their queue? |
15:17.57 | yaaar | idego; oh |
15:18.26 | devel | word |
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15:18.59 | x86 | having a hell of a time getting ztdummy to load properly on linux 2.6.5 |
15:19.03 | indego | yaaar: xlite: Display Name= Anything you like | username + authuser = SIP number | pass = password | Domain/realm + SIP proxy = server IP / FQDN |
15:19.04 | x86 | using zaptel 1.0.7 |
15:19.17 | x86 | i followed the README.Linux26 documentation |
15:19.36 | x86 | it builds fine, depmod -a runs fine, but when i go to modprobe it fails |
15:19.41 | x86 | same message, invalid format |
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15:20.07 | x86 | FATAL: Error inserting ztdummy (/lib/modules/2.6.5-gentoo-r1/misc/ztdummy.ko): Invalid module format |
15:20.10 | x86 | FATAL: Error running install command for ztdummy |
15:20.21 | x86 | any ideas on this one? |
15:20.35 | yaaar | indego, devel, http://pastebin.com/289504 |
15:20.42 | yaaar | sorry, pastebin.ca timed out on me |
15:21.06 | indego | yaaar: from sip.conf EG -> (\n is RETURN) [20]\ntype=friend\nusername=20\nsecret=password\nhost=dynamic\nnat=no\nreinvite=no\ncanreinvite=no |
15:21.49 | devel | yaaar, yes, you might add the 'secret=xxxxx' in your entry for the xlite |
15:22.09 | yaaar | so the username should be the same as the extension? |
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15:22.27 | Qwell | messing with indications.conf is fun |
15:22.43 | *** part/#asterisk lehel (~lehel@82.79.20.17) |
15:22.47 | skeffling | is there a way with queues to use the 'leastrecent' strategies, but for the call to go on to the next leastrecent interface if the first one did not pick up, and so on down the list of interfaces? - a cross between leastrecent and roundrobin? |
15:22.50 | Qwell | converting songs from midi to values it can understand... |
15:22.57 | yaaar | also, one thing on xlite.....the sip.conf comments say to turn on 'transmit silence' ...but i can't find that option? |
15:22.59 | devel | yaaar, that's what i do, for simplicity. also seems i've tried other username and it doesn't always work. |
15:23.31 | yaaar | hmmm |
15:23.33 | indego | yaaar: Must not be, but it can help. It depends on how you are setting things up. CallerID != username |
15:23.34 | yaaar | ok checking that out |
15:24.19 | x86 | woot |
15:24.22 | x86 | i think i got it to register |
15:24.29 | x86 | how do i show my peers? |
15:24.32 | x86 | from the CLI |
15:24.40 | Qwell | xyz show peers |
15:24.44 | Qwell | where xyz is a protocol |
15:25.08 | Qwell | then xyz show registry, if you want to verify the register |
15:25.19 | x86 | w00t! it's registered! |
15:25.51 | x86 | it's not showing in show registry though |
15:25.55 | x86 | whats that signify? |
15:26.41 | k31th | Guys, i got asterisk up and running and i can connect using the ext 1000 but. i get a weird noise no greating is this common ? |
15:27.04 | indego | yaaar: That is a setting in X-Lite : Advanced -> Audio Settings -> Silence Settings -> Transmit |
15:27.10 | blitzrage | indego: Danish is closer to Swedish/Norwegian though from what I've been told |
15:27.12 | yaaar | cool thanks |
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15:27.45 | k31th | ok its very distorted voice |
15:27.50 | k31th | codec issue ? |
15:28.30 | indego | blitzrage: yes, but some of the words are similar eg, Ja flot taler (toll) |
15:28.52 | x86 | Qwell: iax2 show peers has it listed, but it shows a (D) what's that mean? |
15:28.54 | x86 | disconnected? |
15:29.56 | x86 | 1 iax2 peers [0 online, 0 offline, 1 unmonitored] |
15:30.04 | x86 | that's from my ast2 server |
15:31.44 | x86 | it shows up on ast2 in the registry though |
15:31.53 | x86 | but not on ast1's registry |
15:32.31 | yaaar | indego: devel: i'm still getting the same result.....here's what that section of sip.conf looks like now: http://pastebin.com/289517 |
15:33.53 | devel | yaaar, yeah, that looks good..... |
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15:34.47 | indego | I think so too. Can you paste your extentions.conf - edit any *secret* stuff |
15:34.47 | yaaar | arg! |
15:34.52 | yaaar | k |
15:35.13 | yaaar | i haven't even touched extensions.conf yet, so there shouldn't be anything secret |
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15:36.32 | yaaar | http://pastebin.com/289520 |
15:39.12 | danett_ | anuy one know the termination service IPCB? |
15:39.17 | danett_ | IP Clearing Board? |
15:39.17 | indego | yaaar: now, in xlite, you have : Display Name= Challenger | username + authuser = 1234 | pass = temppass | Domain/realm + SIP proxy = server IP |
15:39.30 | yaaar | yeah |
15:39.57 | indego | can you re-paste the error. |
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15:40.26 | yaaar | [Date] NOTICE[PID]: chan_sip.c:7691 handle_request: Registration from 'Challenger' <sip:challenger@[serverip]> failed for '[clientip]' |
15:41.11 | devel | yaaar, "<sip:challenger@[serverip]>" should be reporting "<sip:1234@[serverip]>" |
15:41.20 | devel | so i'd guess something in xlite still not right |
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15:41.39 | yaaar | devel: oh yeah, sorry it is, i just went back up through my chat history and before it had challenger |
15:41.46 | devel | ah |
15:41.51 | devel | blast! |
15:41.51 | yaaar | [Date] NOTICE[PID]: chan_sip.c:7691 handle_request: Registration from 'Challenger' <sip:1234@[serverip]> failed for '[clientip]' |
15:42.25 | yaaar | i can't cut/paste things from the server messages, cause i'm chatting on a different box |
15:42.35 | yaaar | and the * server lacks X |
15:43.36 | eper-werk | erm |
15:43.47 | eper-werk | im a bit of a nub, but i think you need auth=md5 in your sip.conf ? |
15:43.58 | yaaar | yeah? |
15:44.01 | yaaar | i'll try it... |
15:44.12 | eper-werk | yeh there's a guide on the voip website with asterisk + xlite cfg |
15:44.20 | [TK]D-Fender | Ok, I'm sounding like a broken record on this but here goes : I've got a Polycom IP600 here that I'd like to upgrade the BR & SIP on. Its on SIP 1.3 and BR 2.5. I need some real help pretty quick and if possible config files to get it running with all 6 lines where incoming calls fall under seperate lines not using call-waiting |
15:44.43 | eper-werk | http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+phone+xten+xlite |
15:45.04 | jeremywhiting | anyone here using polycom with asterisk? I'm a noob setting up my first install and followed the polycom guide on voip-info.org that said for some reason to set the phones to not register |
15:45.19 | jeremywhiting | and it worked, but now I can't tell which phones are on, etc with sip show registry |
15:45.23 | yaaar | same thing |
15:45.32 | jeremywhiting | is this just the way it is with polycom phones? |
15:45.32 | yaaar | gonna read that doc eper-werk thanks |
15:45.40 | eper-werk | http://www.astmasters.net/stuff/X-Lite-and-Asterisk.pdf <-- is the same cfg i use, and works fine |
15:45.50 | zoa | http://www.asteriskguru.com/tutorials/xlite_softphone.html |
15:46.15 | devel | jeremywhiting, i have an ip-500 and it registers just fine. |
15:46.21 | indego | I don't have auth=md5 and it works OK. It did take me a few tries :) |
15:46.42 | devel | yeah, yaaar, i have no other ideas, and don't use xlite myself, so.... |
15:47.20 | jeremywhiting | devel: is it set to use boot server? |
15:47.24 | jeremywhiting | and dhcp |
15:47.49 | indego | I have 3 x-lite softphones running OK. The config I pasted above was copy/paste from my config |
15:47.52 | devel | jeremywhiting, dhcp, but config'd via web interface |
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15:48.52 | jeremywhiting | just curious devel: but do you have to put a different password/username for each line on that phone in sip.conf to use them separately? |
15:49.16 | jeremywhiting | line meaning the three line buttons |
15:49.34 | yaaar | oh man......DOH |
15:49.37 | yaaar | fixed it |
15:49.53 | indego | yaaar: spill, what had you done ;) |
15:50.01 | yaaar | the very top line of that section of sip.conf ....had [xlite1] and apparently needed [1234] |
15:50.15 | devel | jeremywhiting, i don't remember if i tried that, but i'd guess you at least need different username so it finds the right sip.conf entry |
15:50.42 | yaaar | anyway, thanks everybody........sorry for that ;-) |
15:50.46 | jeremywhiting | ok, thanks, I guess I'm off to the office to try to fix whatever they or probably I broke last night |
15:51.02 | devel | yaaar, i was thinking you could do that, i guess not. |
15:51.05 | dalabera | Guys, I received an error when on the cli console when no input is received from my dialplan: exten => s,2,ResponseTimeout(5) ; exten => s,3,Read(Digit,message,1) Any Ideas? |
15:51.27 | indego | yaaar: After having some errors like that, I had changed ALL references to the same numbers. |
15:51.43 | devel | yaaar, i agree, again for simplicity. |
15:52.15 | devel | i'm easily confused, you see.... :) |
15:52.16 | dalabera | The error I receive is ast_yyerror(): syntax error: parse error; |
15:53.27 | indego | remember, in extentions.conf you can do (in globals) JEFF=SIP/312 |
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15:54.37 | indego | exten => 312,n,Dial(${JEFF},20,tr) |
15:57.40 | yaaar | ok cool.....now onward to getting an outgoing call on that fxo card! |
15:58.13 | sudhir492 | What could be reason that my Polycom phone is not able to receive calls after a while. It can make always make outgoing calls though |
15:58.30 | x86 | hmm, now that i have Asterisk setup and I have a SIP hardphone, is it possible to peer my Asterisk server with a PSTN provider? |
15:58.37 | x86 | if possible, for free? |
15:58.41 | x86 | to make free LD calls? |
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15:59.02 | sudhir492 | x86: free, I doubt unless the PSTN provider is your uncle |
15:59.17 | devel | sudhir492, is it still registered? |
15:59.17 | yaaar | x86: if you find one.....would you give me their number? |
15:59.26 | robin_sz | question: these old digium single span fxo cards .. can you get callerID out of them??? |
15:59.32 | sudhir492 | devel: On the server, I see that they are registered |
15:59.48 | robin_sz | or do I have to do soemthing with goats blood |
15:59.53 | sudhir492 | I suspect something going on with the connection at the router level |
16:00.03 | bjohnson | free is possible |
16:00.44 | sudhir492 | x86: you can talk to all the people on FWD though, for free |
16:00.50 | bjohnson | call someone who also has voip hardware |
16:00.58 | bjohnson | or directly |
16:01.16 | bjohnson | eg he wants to call his mom .. get her an ATA |
16:01.41 | bjohnson | he wants to call his gf in another city .. get her an ATA |
16:01.43 | bjohnson | etc |
16:02.13 | bjohnson | buy an ATA for each endpoint = free calls between those endpoints |
16:02.23 | sudhir492 | yep, but get them a broadband internet connection too before you give them ATA |
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16:02.40 | hans | chan_zap.c:924 zt_open: Unable to specify channel 1: No such device or address |
16:02.41 | x86 | hmm |
16:02.57 | x86 | what's the cheapest ATA around? |
16:03.02 | robin_sz | if your GF is in another city, I fear voip is not going to be satisfactory |
16:03.13 | hans | In the past, I've just unloaded zaptel and wcfxo, done /etc/init.d/udev restart, loaded wcfxo and zaptel, and it works. but today it won't |
16:03.15 | bjohnson | well, one gf |
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16:03.21 | robin_sz | unless they manage to get SOIP working |
16:03.23 | x86 | hmm |
16:03.23 | sudhir492 | Grandstream as far as I know. You can use softphone too |
16:03.29 | x86 | robin_sz: hah |
16:03.41 | bjohnson | I thought the linksys PAP2-NA were the cheapest |
16:03.55 | dalabera | Guys Just to let you know that you can check for nulls on the dialplan and avoid errors like the one I've received! |
16:04.00 | funxion | anyone know the command to test a DSN |
16:04.00 | bjohnson | I guess none is the cheapest .. use a softphone |
16:04.01 | x86 | if i have a friend in another area code, and he has a POTS line and an internet connection, can I use an ATA to bridge me to that area code? |
16:04.13 | bjohnson | yep |
16:04.15 | x86 | so anyone connected to my Asterisk server could dial that area code for free? |
16:04.24 | bjohnson | you would need an fxo at his location |
16:04.30 | x86 | over his internet connection and out his POTS line, of course |
16:04.49 | bjohnson | and likely and fxs to tie his phones into so he doesn't interupt your calls |
16:04.51 | x86 | err, doesnt the cisco ata-186 have an FXO port? |
16:05.01 | bjohnson | an SPA3000 has one fxs and one fxo |
16:05.06 | sudhir492 | devel: do you have any idea what could be going on? |
16:05.17 | bjohnson | the ata-186 does not have a fxo |
16:05.42 | devel | sudhir492, you're sure that 'sip show peer xxxxx' shows a valid entry for Expire |
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16:08.33 | HA | ~cluecon |
16:08.34 | jbot | extra, extra, read all about it, cluecon is Da Bomb and everyone who is anyone will be there. http://www.cluecon.com/ |
16:08.44 | HA | go to cluecon, because you know you want to. |
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16:09.59 | yaaar | hmmm...i think i may lack kernel support i need to load the zaptel modules? i'm getting and error from 'modprobe zaptel' that says, "FATAL: Error inserting zaptel (/lib/modules/2.6.11-gentoo-r9/misc/zaptel.ko): Unknown symbol in module, or unknown parameter (see dmesg)" |
16:10.15 | yaaar | dmesg says: "zaptel: Unknown symbol crc_ccitt_table" |
16:10.56 | yaaar | oh i think i found it myself |
16:12.34 | yaaar | #CONFIG_CRC_CCITT is not set |
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16:17.19 | bkw_ | localhost*CLI> show uptime |
16:17.19 | bkw_ | System uptime: 24 weeks, 6 days, 24 minutes, 42 seconds |
16:17.36 | sudhir492 | devel: sip show peers shows the connection |
16:18.11 | WillM | anyone got any tips for echo, between FXO ( Communication controller: Tiger Jet Network Inc. Tiger3XX Modem/ISDN interface ) and SIP devices. tryed playing with gain, echocancel settings in zapta.conf, with no success |
16:18.31 | devel | sudhir492, do you get an error on console when trying to call it? |
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16:20.16 | HA | bkw_, If I promote cluecon enough can I get a free ticket? |
16:21.03 | vaewyn | www.freecluecons.com bwahahaha... now there is an idea |
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16:22.41 | sudhir492 | devel: it is intermittent |
16:23.11 | sudhir492 | so I think someone is dropping the connection, maybe at the router, before the timeout |
16:23.17 | bkw_ | HA did you get my msg? |
16:23.19 | devel | sudhir492, what is the console messages when it doesn't work? |
16:23.38 | sudhir492 | I have to wait for the condition to occur again |
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16:25.50 | sudhir492 | HA: did you get DS3 MUX |
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16:31.23 | harryvv | sudhir492 I think people who give up there phone lines are volinters for fwd right? |
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16:33.45 | ClayReiche123 | Does anyone know (today) how I can get media description "a=fmtp:18 annexb=no" into my SIP INVITE from asterisk? |
16:34.19 | ClayReiche123 | Someone mentioned echocancel=yes but didn't tell me where to put it. |
16:34.29 | ClayReiche123 | didn't seem to work in sip.conf |
16:34.34 | WillM | ClayReiche123, zapata.conf |
16:35.13 | ClayReiche123 | great. Will that work for my sip INVITES? |
16:35.42 | HA | bkw_ : yes |
16:36.19 | ClayReiche123 | accross voip? |
16:36.51 | HA | sudhir492 : awaiting approval on the financing. the Local Fiber Loop is supposed to be in place by 6/1 and we expect to have the DS3 circuits by 6/3. I think I may be spending the weekend of 6/4 and 6/5 putting in the * hardware. |
16:37.15 | ClayReiche123 | I thought zapata.conf was a config file for digium hardware only.... Was I wrong? |
16:37.26 | docelm0 | HA sounds like me.. I just ordered 4 DS3's and 200MB of bandwidth |
16:38.01 | WillM | ClayReiche123, no your right, iv only ever used that option in zapata for echo cancel from sip to pstn |
16:38.41 | HA | docelm0: 4? If I had to deal with 4 DS3's and the financing crap on top of putting in this * system, I would quit, move to a cabin in the woods, and start building 'things'. |
16:38.52 | ClayReiche123 | WillM: Ok. Thanks. Any other suggestions? |
16:39.13 | docelm0 | I have most of it sold already.. |
16:39.48 | docelm0 | We should be live sometime early July |
16:40.17 | docelm0 | Were doing to be deploying Origination, Termination, and E911 |
16:41.49 | docelm0 | From the carrier grade and also BYOD standpoint. Dont dont know trying to be "Vonage" they have the market and dont really wanna deal with it. |
16:42.27 | iheartcanada | docelm0: how much does ds3 cost? |
16:42.37 | docelm0 | Inbound or Outbound? |
16:42.41 | iheartcanada | docelm0: sorry i hope i am not interrupting your convo |
16:42.48 | Caede | Anyone have any experience with the Quad-E1 cards? I need to start my second span at channel 33 instead of 32, but Zaptel and Asterisk don't seem to like that very much. (Especially since when I get to the 4th circuit, the last channel falls at 127) |
16:42.48 | docelm0 | Nope.. |
16:43.04 | tzanger | Caede: did you adjust the jumpers on the card? |
16:43.15 | iheartcanada | docelm0: don't know anything about ds3, what are they used for? |
16:43.21 | iheartcanada | i just recall they are faster than dsl |
16:43.27 | Caede | Yeah -- it works fine for span 1 of the E1, all 31 channels. |
16:44.03 | docelm0 | DS3 is equal to 28 T1's of Voice or Data. I am using them in the capacity for Voice not Data. My data is being brought by GigE |
16:44.43 | docelm0 | DS3 is also 45MB of Voice/Data. An outbound DS3 of Voice costs me around $500ish give or take |
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16:45.57 | iheartcanada | so buying ~$500 of DS3 of Voice means you can make calls out (but it only covers the rent for the capacity), but you still need to find a voice provider (to cover the rent for the traffic) |
16:45.59 | iheartcanada | ? |
16:46.20 | iheartcanada | okay catch you later :) |
16:46.50 | docelm0 | No.. 500 covers my path. I pay per minute depending on the NPANXX |
16:46.55 | iheartcanada | i see |
16:46.57 | docelm0 | but now I am leaving.. :) |
16:47.05 | iheartcanada | laterz thanks for explaining |
16:47.42 | iheartcanada | back to work for me too |
16:54.19 | HA | docelm0: when you get back, i would like to know who your provider is and exactly what you get with that ds3. we are going to be paying about $2600 base for ours but it may just be a matter of the usage minutes or per minute rates. |
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16:55.59 | asterisk99 | Anyone with experience with Digium TDM400P cards and Dell Dimensions (8400)? [i.e. the card does/doesn't work?] |
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17:00.54 | WillM | how do i turn caller ID on a zap chan ? |
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17:01.23 | Nugget | you shouldn't have to. |
17:02.09 | WillM | Nugget, should CLI auto come thru from my PSTN, all i get on my sip phone display is "asterisk" |
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17:03.12 | WillM | i mean incoming CLI btw on the zap chan |
17:03.17 | Nugget | it should just work. |
17:07.12 | asterisk99 | I'm looking for a good moderately priced box to run Asterisk and Digium cards... any suggestions? |
17:07.38 | HA | a99: define moderate |
17:08.09 | robin_sz | asterisk99: try any old dell |
17:08.57 | Lee__ | hey all, just dropping a note that asterisk does, in fact run in a UML virtual machine with a 2.6 kernel. |
17:08.59 | asterisk99 | robin_sz: I have a Dimension 8400 - the Digium card is "invisible" for some weird reason |
17:09.18 | hypa7ia | asterisk99, tried different pci slots? |
17:09.22 | asterisk99 | HA: Say... $600 w/o monitor |
17:09.34 | vaewyn | Lee__: Cool! thanks for that info... |
17:09.49 | asterisk99 | hypa7ia: Yup. I have 2 spare slots --- tried 'em both |
17:09.54 | Lee__ | asterisk99: $600?! you can go lower if you build it yourself. |
17:10.02 | robin_sz | Lee__: incorrect |
17:10.18 | Lee__ | how incorrect? |
17:10.21 | Lee__ | what's your price? |
17:10.28 | HA | a99: this all depends on what you plan to do with it. |
17:10.30 | vaewyn | 188$ for a walmart PC... just add hard drive and some memory :} |
17:10.40 | robin_sz | Lee__: you will NOT beat the price / quality of Dell HP etc doing it yourself |
17:10.48 | Lee__ | in NYC you can find PCs on the street in trash piles :) |
17:10.56 | asterisk99 | Lee__: OK. I'm willing to build myself, but I'm looking at keeping the cost low for an office of 20 phones |
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17:11.27 | Lee__ | whatever, I don't subscribe to the PC vendor religion unless it's for a massive company policy. If it's for development, build it yourself. |
17:11.39 | robin_sz | sure, but it costs more |
17:11.47 | HA | we originally were planning to build one ourselves and it would cost us about $750 to do it. We chose to use Dell PE750s which will cost us about $1400 with some upgrades to handle our expected load and will be able to handle a te405p and multiple sip clients. |
17:11.48 | vaewyn | agreed... small scale do it yourself |
17:11.51 | asterisk99 | robin_sz: The problem is that a lot of machines have SATA nowadays --- Digium seems to go soft on SATA |
17:12.00 | Lee__ | robin_sz: I respect your religion. let's leave it at that. |
17:12.09 | asterisk99 | robin_sz: They suggest IDE (!!!!) |
17:12.11 | hypa7ia | but they usually also have pata |
17:12.39 | HA | a99: what kind of digium hardware and what do you intend for the system to do? |
17:12.49 | vaewyn | I've got one box SATA only with a TE405P in it... runs great :P |
17:13.10 | robin_sz | shrug ... I never needed a digium card ... ethernet termination to the phones, ethernet out to our SIP termineator |
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17:14.41 | [TK]D-Fender | HA : There is a warning from Digium right on their site that their T1 cards don't like a LOT of Dell's including the PE750 |
17:14.59 | Dougnaka | my analog lines on my zaptel gear no longer answer.. if i call out i get the caller ID for one of them, if i call that back I get endless rings |
17:15.13 | Dougnaka | they used to answer and I've upgraded but haven't changed my configs |
17:15.19 | Dougnaka | upgraded from 1.0.3 to 1.0.7 |
17:15.50 | robin_sz | anyway .. all tahat aside .. will my single-span FXO card support caller ID incoming? |
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17:17.13 | DEEZED | is the Sipura SPA-1001 adapter any good? |
17:17.14 | EVApilot | is there someone who can help me with chan_capi here? |
17:17.15 | HA | TKD: the warning states that it is an issue with the TE110P and TDM400P. I would presume that this issue does not exist on the TE405 or TE410 cards. |
17:17.47 | [TK]D-Fender | Possible... |
17:18.29 | Caede | I use TE410 just fine in PE1750's, if that matters. |
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17:20.32 | HA | ~compatablehardware |
17:20.33 | jbot | i heard compatablehardware is http://www.digium.com/index.php?menu=compatibility |
17:21.25 | hypa7ia | ~realtime |
17:21.34 | HA | TDK: If I'm wrong, I guess I'll go get my truckers license and hit the road. |
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17:22.20 | hypa7ia | whoa new digium site! |
17:22.26 | hypa7ia | purty :-) |
17:22.35 | outtolunc | yeah i noticed it last night |
17:22.44 | harryvv | And I was thinking of buying a dell for asterisk |
17:22.49 | vaewyn | hahaha... the girl on digiums new site is swearing! ;P |
17:22.51 | outtolunc | took me a couple clicks to find shit again <G> |
17:23.19 | vaewyn | I think her '*' stands for 'moose penis' |
17:25.06 | tzanger | it's beautiful |
17:25.41 | vaewyn | you just like the hot chick ;P |
17:26.03 | hypa7ia | looks much more professional |
17:26.19 | blitzrage | agreed |
17:26.26 | vaewyn | I'm just glad no more HUUUUGEEE graphics |
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17:26.27 | blitzrage | vaewyn: you're right :) |
17:26.42 | blitzrage | vaewyn: yah, they were huge even at 1600x1200 :) |
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17:29.54 | [TK]D-Fender | vaewyn : I'm feeling a little lost getting a good doc to guide me trhough upgrading the BR & SIP on my IP 600. Got a good link for me by any chance? |
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17:34.33 | vaewyn | [TK]D-Fender: not really... mine came SIP imaged... now I have upgraded since then... but it was as easy as dumping the files in the FTP home directory the phones log into |
17:34.45 | vaewyn | and rebooting them of course |
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17:36.25 | [TK]D-Fender | Just dump everything in the root? |
17:36.38 | [TK]D-Fender | I'm afraid ungrading may go wrong and lock the phone out. |
17:36.49 | hypa7ia | [TK]D-Fender, which phone is it? |
17:36.52 | [TK]D-Fender | IP 600 |
17:37.48 | hypa7ia | oh it's a polycom |
17:37.58 | [TK]D-Fender | yup |
17:38.06 | harryvv | TK, what does the 600 have over the 500? |
17:38.15 | hypa7ia | this one? http://www.voipsupply.com/product_info.php?products_id=266 |
17:38.30 | [TK]D-Fender | PoE build in, more RAM, micro-browser, 6 lines, etc |
17:38.43 | [TK]D-Fender | hypa7ia : yup, that one |
17:38.44 | harryvv | I see. |
17:39.02 | harryvv | So the ip600 would be a good phone for the secretary to transfer calls. |
17:39.32 | [TK]D-Fender | maybe, I'm debating. |
17:40.07 | Dougnaka | anyone know what can make digium stop answering incoming calls? |
17:40.57 | harryvv | what kind of question is that? |
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17:41.14 | Dougnaka | an open ended one, i had more info above which was ignored |
17:41.21 | Dougnaka | Dougnaka my analog lines on my zaptel gear no longer answer.. if i call out i get the caller ID for one of them, if i call that back I get endless rings |
17:41.22 | Dougnaka | Dougnaka they used to answer and I've upgraded but haven't changed my configs |
17:41.22 | Dougnaka | Dougnaka upgraded from 1.0.3 to 1.0.7 |
17:41.34 | devel | Dougnaka, do you see any info on the console as you're ringing in? |
17:41.40 | Dougnaka | none |
17:41.48 | Dougnaka | devel: i double checked the lines |
17:42.00 | asterisk99 | DEEZED: I bought a Sipura 1001 - It won;t ring the telephone and I have to send it back |
17:42.04 | Dougnaka | devel: if i call out i get correct caller ID, but if i call that back I get nothing |
17:42.28 | DEEZED | wow.. I was just about to submit the order |
17:42.36 | DEEZED | is it just because yours is defective? |
17:42.53 | asterisk99 | DEEZED: I also bought a Sipura SPA-841 - It somehow had DND set at the factory (It wouldn't ring either until I reset it) |
17:42.57 | devel | Dougnaka, and you attach a phone directly and it rings? |
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17:43.26 | asterisk99 | DEEZED: The Sipura SPA-841works fine --- but I really dislike the NON backlit display |
17:43.30 | bjohnson | tzanger: you there? |
17:43.36 | DEEZED | ok.. |
17:43.43 | DEEZED | did you get it from voipsupply? |
17:43.48 | Dougnaka | devel i have in the past but not today.. |
17:43.58 | DEEZED | does anyone know if voipsupply has a good return policy? |
17:44.26 | bjohnson | I need someone to test something on a linux system running openoffice and cups related to faxing from openoffice. Will only take a few minutes. Any volunteers? |
17:44.28 | tzanger | bjohnson: no |
17:44.50 | devel | Dougnaka, i'd give that a try, but i live in Q-West land and expect that behaviour. |
17:45.00 | Derkommissar | I have a big problem, lets see if anyone can give me so insigth, Im connecting asterisk via sip to send calls to a huawei softswitch, Now the huawei softswitch doesnt aceept sipcalls unless it recives in the invite the parameter s= phone call or s= sip call. how and where can i change this ? |
17:45.25 | harryvv | I have open office and linux. cups is installed to my knowlege but not configured. |
17:45.39 | Dougnaka | devel i live in qwest land also |
17:46.03 | bjohnson | run spadmin, change a cups printer properties to a fax type, put something in the command box, hit enter, exit spadmin. run spadmin again and see if the command is still there (on mine it disappears |
17:46.29 | tzanger | hmm ok |
17:46.33 | Derkommissar | :-/ |
17:47.38 | bjohnson | tzanger: oo.org people blame my redhat distro .. but I question whether anyone there really wants to anything but blame someone else |
17:47.40 | tzanger | bjohnson: I just added a new fax printer |
17:47.46 | bjohnson | not a new one |
17:47.51 | bjohnson | modify a cups one |
17:47.54 | tzanger | bjohnson: now I have no cups printer here to begin with |
17:48.03 | tzanger | I just go to default printer and CUPS picks it up |
17:48.06 | tzanger | let me see what I can do |
17:48.18 | bjohnson | add a cups printer .. can be anything |
17:48.45 | bjohnson | this fax4cups seems a good solution for a LAN but I need to get the oo.org portion to work |
17:48.52 | bjohnson | I have it working from cli |
17:48.56 | tzanger | oo has fax devices eh? |
17:49.09 | bjohnson | not really |
17:49.12 | bjohnson | kind of |
17:49.33 | bjohnson | if you specify a fax device, it runs the command instead of sending the print job through |
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17:49.41 | tzanger | bjohnson: adding a generic printer, exiting, going back in, sleecting and altering the cmdline and exiting and going back in -- it stays |
17:49.45 | tzanger | my changes stay |
17:49.53 | bjohnson | also, you can embed the fax number in the document or it will prompt you for it |
17:49.54 | zoa | everybody, i wrote a new tutorial this week, go check it out and gimme comments |
17:49.57 | zoa | lotsa comments |
17:49.57 | HA | doh, the new site forgot a page or two...http://www.digium.com/bugguidelines.html |
17:49.58 | zoa | http://www.asteriskguru.com/tutorials/pci_irq_apic_tdm_ticks_te410p_te405p_noise.html |
17:49.59 | *** part/#asterisk vaewyn (freeman@mail.parrishmachine.com) |
17:50.12 | bjohnson | tzanger: changes to a CUPS printer right |
17:50.21 | bjohnson | not a printer created in spadmin |
17:50.22 | tzanger | ?? |
17:50.25 | tzanger | where is this "CUPS printer" |
17:50.37 | tzanger | I create a printer, selected some HP laserjet |
17:50.38 | bjohnson | do you run cups as a print system? |
17:50.42 | tzanger | there is no mention of cups anywhere |
17:50.44 | tzanger | yes I run CUPS |
17:50.52 | bjohnson | how did you add the printer |
17:50.57 | bjohnson | in spadmin? |
17:51.01 | tzanger | as I said though I just feed it through LPR and cups gets it |
17:51.09 | tzanger | bjohnson: yes in spadmin, add printer |
17:51.11 | devel | Dougnaka, short of that, i'd doublecheck the zap modules, devices, etc. |
17:51.18 | bjohnson | that's not what I need to test |
17:51.25 | bjohnson | make a printer in cups |
17:51.29 | tzanger | god damn it zoa fix your fucking website flows |
17:51.41 | bjohnson | ie http://127.0.0.1:631 should get you to the web gui |
17:51.43 | tzanger | I don't want a 5000000000 pixel-wide window just to view your content |
17:51.47 | tzanger | bjohnson: yes |
17:51.52 | tzanger | that's not spadmin though, that's CUPS |
17:52.02 | tzanger | you said make it in spadmin :-) |
17:52.33 | bjohnson | no |
17:52.37 | bjohnson | make it in cups |
17:52.39 | zoa | tzanger, what is that ? |
17:52.43 | bjohnson | modify it in spadmin |
17:52.57 | tzanger | I can't make my window wide enough to not need a horizontal scrollbar |
17:52.59 | zoa | how do you mean ? |
17:53.01 | zoa | ah fuck |
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17:53.11 | zoa | one picture is too big probably |
17:53.13 | x86 | how do i test connectivity between two IAX2-connected asterisk servers? |
17:53.14 | morris | Jas_williams: free? |
17:53.16 | zoa | i have a 1920x1440 |
17:53.18 | zoa | so it doesnt here |
17:53.19 | zoa | :) |
17:53.20 | tzanger | x86 call 'em |
17:53.32 | x86 | do i need to setup a dialplan or anything? |
17:53.35 | tzanger | zoa: let me know when you've fixed it :-) |
17:53.38 | x86 | they arent trunked, just peered |
17:54.13 | x86 | i cant get ztdummy kernel module loaded, so i cant trunk (yet) |
17:54.26 | tzanger | x86: so just Dial(IAX2/user@otherside/somenumber,,g) |
17:55.00 | tzanger | zoa: MUCH better |
17:55.02 | tzanger | what'd you change |
17:55.05 | tzanger | oh wait |
17:55.06 | tzanger | nevermind |
17:55.17 | tzanger | it looked great until it finished loading something (do you have some really wide graphic?) |
17:55.25 | tzanger | yeah you do |
17:55.31 | x86 | tzanger: "No such command 'Dial(...)' (type 'help' for help)" |
17:55.32 | tzanger | wow that is a huge pic of the kenrel config |
17:55.40 | tzanger | x86: in the dialplan, dummy. :-) |
17:56.05 | x86 | how do i setup the dialplan? |
17:56.37 | bjohnson | tzanger: you still with me? |
17:56.37 | tzanger | x86: go read the wiki or better the asterisk handbook PDF |
17:56.42 | tzanger | bjohnson: yeah hang on |
17:56.47 | x86 | tzanger: url please? |
17:56.49 | zoa | fixing it now |
17:56.52 | zoa | it didnt change yet |
17:57.01 | tzanger | x86: www.asterisk.org, under documentation I think |
17:57.14 | zoa | there is a really big picture, trying to resize it, looking for the gimp now |
17:57.15 | zoa | :) |
17:57.24 | HA | ~handbook |
17:57.25 | jbot | it has been said that handbook is http://www.digium.com/handbook-draft.pdf |
17:58.16 | morris | hmm |
17:58.31 | hypa7ia | the hadbook is two years old? |
17:58.59 | morris | I have a question / problem related to something non-asterisk (mostly). Its to do with a symptom thats kinda like what you had with phones before they used a Duplex Coil |
17:59.52 | morris | when using this wanky x100p ebay modem, it causes the line to be amplified / fed back onto itself so that voice on the asterisk transmission side is played back into the ear |
18:00.00 | morris | at a high volume |
18:00.06 | morris | so its like shouting in your own ear |
18:00.06 | hypa7ia | x86, try: http://www.asteriskdocs.org/modules/tinycontent/index.php?id=3 |
18:00.23 | tzanger | bjohnson: adding printer now |
18:01.00 | tzanger | hpany particular connection type? through samba? |
18:01.30 | bjohnson | the system won't check for a parallel |
18:01.32 | bjohnson | lp0 |
18:01.38 | tzanger | so use lp0? |
18:01.41 | bjohnson | otherwise you will get a connection error |
18:01.43 | bjohnson | sure |
18:01.43 | zoa | tzanger, go have a look now |
18:01.49 | bjohnson | pick any make/model |
18:02.09 | tzanger | funny I don't have parallel ports availabe... using serial |
18:02.16 | blitzrage | ~docs |
18:02.17 | jbot | Documentation 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 |
18:02.21 | tzanger | zoa: url? |
18:02.29 | tzanger | ok I have testprinter |
18:02.41 | zoa | http://www.asteriskguru.com/admin/tutorial_view.php?tutorial_sid=30 |
18:02.41 | zoa | oops |
18:02.41 | zoa | not that one |
18:02.53 | zoa | http://www.asteriskguru.com/admin/tutorial_view.php?tutorial_sid=30 |
18:02.54 | zoa | this one |
18:03.06 | tzanger | now what |
18:03.15 | HA | image is still a bit large zoa |
18:04.25 | zoa | http://www.asteriskguru.com/tutorials/pci_irq_apic_tdm_ticks_te410p_te405p_noise.html |
18:04.28 | zoa | this one i meant |
18:04.38 | *** join/#asterisk asterisk99 (~lubed32@modemcable111.209-131-66.mc.videotron.ca) |
18:04.49 | zoa | damn are you guys all using 800x600 ? :p |
18:05.12 | denon | 1600x1200 or so I think |
18:05.12 | zoa | tzanger, is it better for you now ? |
18:05.13 | HA | looks right now. using 1024/768 |
18:05.18 | zoa | k |
18:05.24 | HA | stuck at work with the el cheapo system. |
18:05.26 | tzanger | bjohnson: ? |
18:05.37 | zoa | :) |
18:06.00 | tzanger | zoa: MUCH |
18:06.08 | zoa | i just worked for 3 days on that tutorial, go easy with the comments :) |
18:06.23 | harryvv | zoa, 1024x768 any higher the fonts are to small to read on my 20 inch. |
18:06.29 | alt | you think that sucks. I'm forced to use IE on my pristine FC2 box :( |
18:06.29 | HA | zoa: it's awful, horrible, horrendous, but overall ok. |
18:06.36 | zoa | hehe |
18:06.38 | zoa | lol |
18:06.40 | Lee__ | sweet! Two UML instances running with an isolated Asterisk in each. |
18:06.48 | zoa | i have a 15 inch |
18:06.55 | tzanger | Lee__: wait until you discover Xen |
18:07.01 | harryvv | Actually I need to 20 inche monitors. |
18:07.01 | tzanger | zoa: that's what my gf says |
18:07.01 | zoa | and i do 1920 on this laptop |
18:07.04 | Lee__ | how's it different? |
18:07.12 | zoa | tzanger, lol |
18:07.19 | harryvv | two |
18:07.23 | alt | or just compile Asterisk to run as a user :) |
18:07.24 | tzanger | UML is to Xen as WINE is to Win32 proper. |
18:07.28 | docelm0 | I have dual 20 LCD's at home and Dual 17's at work |
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18:07.49 | Lee__ | so Xen is faster? |
18:08.16 | bjohnson | tzanger: sorry |
18:08.26 | tzanger | zoa: you're using 2.6.11? you must like risk. |
18:08.29 | bjohnson | now that you have a cups printer, run spadmin |
18:08.32 | HA | zoa: just a quick glance over, it looks good enough to at least give the appearance that it might work to fix the problem. |
18:08.36 | tzanger | zoa: I lost a lot of data to 2.6.10/11's bullshit scsi changes |
18:09.12 | tzanger | bjohnson: ok and do what |
18:09.23 | bjohnson | is the CUPS printer listed there? |
18:09.31 | tzanger | bjohnson: no I don't think so |
18:09.37 | zoa | never had issues with 2.6, any kernel |
18:09.37 | zoa | :) |
18:09.45 | bjohnson | tzanger: damn' |
18:09.50 | tzanger | you saying "add a printer" ? |
18:09.54 | zoa | yeah im not sure it would fix a problem either |
18:09.55 | bjohnson | no |
18:10.00 | zoa | i dont have a problem to start with |
18:10.07 | alt | Xen looks neat. |
18:10.08 | tzanger | bjohnson: nope it's not doing it. I am using lpr though |
18:10.16 | tzanger | xen is fucking amazing |
18:10.18 | bjohnson | tzanger: openoffice should include cups printers in it's list of printers |
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18:10.29 | tzanger | bjohnson: nope not here anyway (1.1.4 on slackware) |
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18:10.36 | bjohnson | I guess I can't test it them |
18:10.38 | bjohnson | then |
18:10.44 | bjohnson | thnx anyway |
18:11.05 | bjohnson | looks like I'll have to find another solution or setup another machine to test on |
18:11.19 | tzanger | zoa: I think you're gonna make a lot of people jealous with your quad cpu system stuff |
18:11.20 | Lee__ | iirc, there's a good tutorial on linuxprinting.org to configure CUPS for OOo and the gimp |
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18:11.39 | tzanger | zoa: also zttest is not right |
18:11.52 | tzanger | < 100% means you got the data SOONER than expected, not later |
18:12.06 | tzanger | I've been doing a lot of playing with that... 8192 bytes in 1.024s = 100% |
18:12.15 | tzanger | 99.98745% is like 8192 bytes in just under 1.024s |
18:12.18 | tzanger | not over |
18:13.38 | tzanger | zoa overall not a bad little page :-) |
18:15.59 | zoa | yeah i also think so |
18:16.12 | alt | tzanger: I'm going to have to buy a machine that can take advantage of Xen. |
18:16.23 | zoa | also, try doing nice -n -19 john -t |
18:16.26 | tzanger | I have a dual xeon in a colo with it |
18:16.28 | zoa | then do zttest |
18:16.32 | zoa | it will give you negative values |
18:16.40 | Lee__ | tzanger: you have asterisk running within Xen? |
18:16.45 | tzanger | actually I'm typing on a xen instance :-) |
18:16.51 | tzanger | Lee__: not yet but it's not hard |
18:16.51 | alt | *envy* |
18:17.10 | tzanger | you can even tell xen0 to "forget" about the te405p and have a xenU instance see it |
18:17.11 | Lee__ | I think ztdummy will be the channelge |
18:17.12 | alt | tzanger: the neatest thing I've seen lately (read: this morning) is Crossover Office installing IE6SP1. |
18:17.20 | Lee__ | oh, that's pretty neat |
18:17.24 | tzanger | zoa what is 'john' ?? |
18:17.43 | zoa | john the ripper |
18:17.45 | zoa | password cracker |
18:17.48 | tzanger | ahh |
18:17.49 | zoa | ideal for cpu load generation |
18:17.51 | alt | I've used john. |
18:18.00 | alt | it never did crack the password. |
18:18.02 | tzanger | I used teh john earlier today |
18:18.22 | yaaar | hey fellas, i just started getting a kind of weird error, says "chan_oss.c:239 sound_thread: Read error on sound device: Resource temporarily unavailable" |
18:18.26 | alt | tzanger: you should get that prostate thing looked at ;-) |
18:18.28 | yaaar | but i'm not even using OSS....alsa instead |
18:19.05 | yaaar | the only change i've made (since it was not giving that error) is to edit zaptel.conf and zapata.conf for my cheapo fxo card |
18:19.08 | tzanger | yaaar: sounds like you need to noload the chan_oss then |
18:19.22 | tzanger | yaaar: it could be seeing teh oss dev and trying ot use it but it's in use by alsa |
18:19.36 | yaaar | tzanger: ok.....sorry, how do i noload something? |
18:19.51 | yaaar | from the cli? |
18:20.16 | tzanger | yaaar: either unload chan_oss.so from CLI or put the loload in modules.conf |
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18:20.56 | yaaar | neat |
18:21.30 | yaaar | ok, that's cool...it doesn't complain anymore about anything |
18:21.40 | yaaar | thanks |
18:24.22 | Gh0sty | anyone have an asterisk@home running on uml? |
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18:55.42 | *** topic/#asterisk is Asterisk: The Open Source PBX || Astricon Europe -- Madrid, Spain -- June 15-17 || PBX Developers Conference in Chicago Aug 3-5 Register Now! http://www.asterlink.com/cluecon.htm | The FCC ruled for forced E911 by pstn-terminated voip carriers - http://www.fcc.gov |
18:56.45 | sivana | anyone here from Costa Rica? |
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18:57.19 | sivana | anyone here speak spanish? :) |
18:57.32 | shmaltz | sivana, maybe jbot |
18:57.36 | sivana | hehe |
18:57.44 | shmaltz | ~spanish |
18:57.45 | jbot | Hispanohablantes: Por favor usen #debian-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda. Spanish speakers: please go to #debian-es, you will get a lot more help there. |
18:57.45 | sivana | trying to figure who Servicio de Red id |
18:57.45 | MikeJ[Laptop] | jbot do you speak spanish? |
18:57.46 | jbot | yes, I speak spanish. |
18:57.53 | sivana | is |
18:58.09 | |Vulture| | Anyone have an issue where a PRI card constantly cycles in and out of alarm? |
19:00.01 | sivana | who is "Servicio de Red" |
19:00.44 | Beirdo | jbot do you speak profanity? |
19:00.45 | jbot | yes, I speak profanity. |
19:00.48 | Beirdo | hehe |
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19:01.31 | ramtha | hi |
19:02.19 | ramtha | we have sipps client wich uses mga for video. know i see, that asterisk changes the codecs if the mpg4 streams goes over asterisk |
19:02.32 | Nuxi | Servicio de Red ->google translator->Service of Network |
19:02.38 | ramtha | how can i tell *, to lett mg4 straem oass through? |
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19:03.25 | sivana | Nuxi: suppose to be a company in Costa Rica |
19:03.58 | ramtha | pass through, sorry |
19:04.09 | shmaltz | what is the utility for resolving dns? |
19:04.19 | crash3m | dig |
19:04.31 | crash3m | nslookup...uhhh whatelse is there... |
19:04.31 | x86 | host |
19:04.42 | x86 | host is small and simple ;) |
19:04.47 | x86 | easier to use than dig, imho |
19:05.39 | tzanger | whoa |
19:05.40 | tzanger | May 25 15:02:21 WARNING[14167]: chan_zap.c:7477 zt_pri_error: PRI: XXX Missing handling for mandatory IE 12 (cs0, Connected Number) XXX |
19:05.47 | tzanger | that's the first time in over 10k calls on the PRI I ever got that |
19:06.05 | |Vulture| | tzanger: you ever seen my error I am talking about? |
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19:06.24 | *** join/#asterisk Ace` (Ace@ip-213-49-170-156.dsl.scarlet.be) |
19:06.44 | Ace` | hi all |
19:06.46 | gordonf | Has anyone got some time to help me with a BRI asterisk problem getting the BRI ISDN to work please? |
19:06.58 | tzanger | |Vulture|: which one |
19:07.02 | Ace` | can someone point me to documentation for the IVR part of asterisk pls ? |
19:07.18 | [TK]D-Fender | ~wiki |
19:07.21 | |Vulture| | http://pastebin.ca/12613 |
19:07.32 | |Vulture| | tzanger: they PRI keeps going up and down really fast |
19:07.47 | tzanger | |Vulture|: odd... very odd. |
19:07.50 | |Vulture| | tzanger: I was able to make 1 call out just a fluke but it keeps going up/down |
19:07.53 | |Vulture| | replaced the cable |
19:07.55 | |Vulture| | same |
19:07.55 | tzanger | put the card into loopback and see |
19:08.13 | tzanger | have the telco put a loop up and see |
19:08.23 | tzanger | use the basic T1 troubleshooting to nail that fucker down |
19:08.27 | tzanger | anway I have a meeting, ttyl |
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19:08.55 | devel | sudhir492, i'm here. |
19:09.43 | shmaltz | crash3m, nslookup is not found on my system |
19:10.09 | *** join/#asterisk Gh0sty (~Ghosty@ip-81-11-199-116.dsl.scarlet.be) |
19:10.16 | crash3m | shmaltz: its a windows thing IIRC |
19:11.02 | tzanger | hahaha |
19:11.05 | tzanger | meeting got cancelled |
19:11.25 | Pete_Largo | tzanger: that's a shame ;) |
19:12.11 | devel | shmaltz, crash3m, 'ping' will do very basic name resolution |
19:12.27 | crash3m | devel: I'm aware of that, but I prefer to use 'the right tool for the job' |
19:12.49 | devel | crash3m, fair enough |
19:14.29 | Pete_newB_Largo | nslookup, a windows thing? |
19:14.50 | shmaltz | well, is there anything on slackware that will do what nslookup does on windows? |
19:15.00 | folsson | dig |
19:15.02 | devel | yes, nslookup |
19:15.17 | Pete_newB_Largo | lol, yes nslookup :) |
19:15.26 | devel | dig is the new "preferred" tool apparently |
19:15.50 | Blissex | shmaltz: 'nslookup' as <devel> says, 'dig' as <folsson> says. but the nicest/easiest to use is 'host'. |
19:16.14 | devel | host doesn't exist by default on some systems (not sure about slack any more) |
19:16.38 | shmaltz | host, dig, or nslookup all don't exist on my system |
19:16.59 | crash3m | dig comes in bind-utils |
19:17.03 | devel | shmaltz, you're likely missing the 'bind-utils' or such |
19:17.21 | shmaltz | maybe, thanks devel |
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19:20.49 | devel | so anybody have any general "perfornance tuning" suggestions for links between two boxes? i.e. i get about half second of drop/miss rtp at the beginning of an outbound call |
19:21.08 | devel | just enough that sometimes you don't hear them say "hello" :) |
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19:23.00 | harryvv | 1/2 second is a little anoying but does not impede |
19:23.20 | devel | i agree harryvv, but customers used to pstn are crybabies. |
19:23.22 | harryvv | devel, what cpus are you using? |
19:23.42 | harryvv | could be the delay it takes to establish and tear down a session. |
19:24.14 | harryvv | Faster cpu/tdmcard/nic might have something to do with it. |
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19:24.25 | funxion | does anyone have h323 working on * in here |
19:24.31 | harryvv | tell them its the nature of voip |
19:24.32 | harryvv | ;) |
19:24.40 | Pete_newB_Largo | nobody wants to hear that |
19:24.48 | Caede | Clipped first syllable is a common problem in VoIP -- if this is between two Asterisk systems, I'm not entirely sure how to address this. But, if this is between Asterisk and something that might support 183 Session Progress (instead of 180 Ringing) you might see an improvement there. (183 starts one-way audio before the call 'connect's) |
19:24.53 | harryvv | if thay dont like it..thay can pay more for there regular service. |
19:25.08 | |Vulture| | Caede: that has to do with echo cancel |
19:25.17 | devel | harryvv, well, they're intel p4 2.4/2.8, and then a maxtnt |
19:25.31 | Pete_newB_Largo | and at the same time they are paying more for regular service they will be paying SOMEONE ELSE |
19:25.59 | devel | yes, Pete_newB_Largo, that's what my boss will say. |
19:26.00 | harryvv | I believe most telco equipment is electronics not software for establishing a session..hence the speed of establishing the session. |
19:27.00 | devel | i don't mind the speed, just something like the phone saying "ok, i'm getting your rtp now, so start sending audio" or something. |
19:27.19 | *** join/#asterisk dzlabing_ (~dietmar@wan-gw.wien.zlabinger.at) |
19:27.23 | devel | and i won't even get in to the problems i'm having with grandstream equipment right now :) |
19:27.53 | ceesco53 | anyone know how to make voicemail and voicemailmain hangup on receiving **55, thats the way our old iwatsu system hangsup, otherwise I get to deal with silence detection... |
19:28.55 | *** join/#asterisk Micc (~dotirc@c-24-18-35-120.hsd1.wa.comcast.net) |
19:29.08 | shmaltz | ceesco53, what for? |
19:29.25 | shmaltz | * will take you to exten a anyhow, so do it there |
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19:29.53 | ceesco53 | ending a call on hangup from our old pbx if they forget to use #, otherwise I get a 10 second blank message. |
19:30.33 | DaLion | anyone can share the run file from daeomontools supervise for * ? |
19:31.08 | Micc | How do I use a pool of dialout lines SIP lines? |
19:31.55 | DaLion | if you got please pastebin.ca for me |
19:32.00 | DaLion | id appreciate |
19:32.01 | Micc | It seams that in the sip.conf I can only have one line per proxy. |
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19:32.32 | *** join/#asterisk RoyKa (~roy@217-157-34.0101.adsl.tele2.no) |
19:32.47 | Micc | So when I dialout on the same line that the call came in on I get a 481 Call Leg/Transaction does not exist |
19:32.48 | Dutts | hi guys, can anyone help me with a hardware problem I am having with a TE110P card? |
19:33.45 | [TK]D-Fender | Ok, more from broken-record-man! I've got my Polycom IP 600 upgraded to BR 2.6.1 and SIP 1.4.(something). Next I've got to get these phones personalized for employees and that also means getting the multiple line features working. Anyboy with working configs for these please stand up! |
19:33.45 | PuNkErX | hey devel, what probs you havein with grandstream equipmetn? |
19:35.38 | devel | PuNkErX, i have no outbound audio on about 70% of calls via asterisk->maxTNT. but only with the gs, sipura, snom, polycom all fine. |
19:35.49 | funxion | Dutts: whats the problem? |
19:36.30 | Dutts | modprobe wcte11xp reports No such device |
19:36.56 | funxion | can you see it with lspci? |
19:37.17 | dzlabing_ | hi, how can i make asterisk accept incomng sip-calls without registragion, ie. just foobar@myip (eg. foobar@10.1.0.45) |
19:37.18 | zoa | dutts, go have a look at: |
19:37.29 | zoa | http://www.asteriskguru.com/tutorials/pci_irq_apic_tdm_ticks_te410p_te405p_noise.html |
19:37.33 | Dutts | it shows a Tiger Jet Network Inc. Model 300, is that it? |
19:37.43 | funxion | yeah |
19:37.44 | zoa | yes thats the one |
19:38.00 | funxion | check ur IRQ's |
19:38.09 | funxion | makee sure its not sharing |
19:38.44 | *** join/#asterisk djiceman (mohan@c5-dbn-18.absamail.co.za) |
19:38.48 | djiceman | hi |
19:38.52 | Dutts | ok I will do funxion, and cheers zoa for the link I will have a look.. |
19:39.13 | djiceman | seeking help for new deployment of asterisk in corporate |
19:39.26 | jeremywhiting | devel: ping |
19:39.29 | djiceman | anyone? |
19:39.30 | x86 | what's the budget? |
19:39.34 | x86 | djiceman: |
19:39.47 | harryvv | dj, how many seats |
19:39.47 | x86 | hmm... you're south africa? |
19:39.49 | funxion | does ne1 have h323 working on * |
19:40.12 | djiceman | sorry, i got lag |
19:40.30 | djiceman | 2 incoming lines from telco, 4 offices, 1 receptionists desk |
19:40.37 | *** join/#asterisk abcbooze (~abcbooze@adsl-218-185-173.jax.bellsouth.net) |
19:40.40 | abcbooze | sup |
19:40.55 | devel | jeremywhiting, yes? |
19:40.59 | djiceman | can the asterisk server box be connected to a windows 2000 network? |
19:41.08 | Dutts | bah.,... it's sharing an IRQ with my ethernet adapter! doh! hehehehe |
19:41.27 | funxion | Dutts: do you have more than one eth? |
19:41.28 | abcbooze | anyone want to test out my * box? i use random greetings, i think its pretty cool. Got a weather script that pulls weather data by zipcode input |
19:41.34 | abcbooze | FWD# 13999 |
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19:41.43 | Dutts | funxion: nope |
19:41.49 | funxion | doh |
19:41.55 | funxion | gotta figure that one out first |
19:41.58 | abcbooze | i have an ipkall DID, but it seems ipkall has been having bandwidth issues |
19:42.09 | abcbooze | 360-515-4118 |
19:42.10 | Dutts | funxion: =) |
19:42.20 | funxion | I got lucky I had 2 nics and only needed 1 |
19:42.30 | Dutts | hehehe |
19:42.48 | ceesco53 | anyone here reselling voip services, our ISP is looking into offering this with our broadband services... |
19:43.06 | shmaltz | ceesco53, sure |
19:43.40 | moonwick | only everyone and their brother |
19:44.04 | abcbooze | hehe |
19:44.26 | abcbooze | no one wants to check out my cool prompts? =( |
19:44.30 | ceesco53 | just looking for some advice on whos worth a damn and who not to partner with on this. |
19:45.12 | dzlabing_ | abcbooze, what country code, +1 (us?) |
19:45.22 | shmaltz | abcbooze, any sip address I can call? |
19:45.26 | abcbooze | yes |
19:45.31 | abcbooze | FWD 13999 |
19:45.43 | dzlabing_ | abcbooze, busy |
19:45.56 | abcbooze | random greetigs |
19:45.57 | abcbooze | hrmm |
19:45.59 | moonwick | ceesco53: if you can pull something off with vonage, I hear they're good. ;) |
19:46.07 | moonwick | everyone else is generally pretty 'meh' |
19:46.11 | moonwick | sorry to say. |
19:46.16 | shmaltz | abcbooze, the music is too loud |
19:46.25 | abcbooze | ok |
19:46.26 | shmaltz | I can't hear the announcements |
19:46.28 | Pete_newB_Largo | abcbooze, sounds pretty chopy to me |
19:46.39 | shmaltz | very very chopy |
19:46.42 | [TK]D-Fender | So no-one able to assis me with my Polycom woes? |
19:46.42 | abcbooze | =/ |
19:46.47 | abcbooze | i wonder why that is |
19:46.51 | abcbooze | the box is kinda slow |
19:46.53 | abcbooze | 433mhz |
19:46.58 | abcbooze | no sound card |
19:47.18 | abcbooze | there are multiple greetings that it picks randomly |
19:47.39 | shmaltz | D-Fender, what are ur problems with pc? |
19:47.41 | abcbooze | plus its off my home dsl |
19:48.10 | Pete_newB_Largo | what speed is the dsl? |
19:48.15 | abcbooze | thanks for testing guys |
19:48.20 | funxion | anyone in here good with festival? |
19:48.27 | abcbooze | i use it |
19:48.30 | abcbooze | festival |
19:48.50 | jeremywhiting | devel: sorry, quick question, in your sip.conf for polycom phones do you have a friend, or a peer, or a user for each phone? |
19:48.59 | jeremywhiting | or a combination of peer and user? |
19:49.00 | abcbooze | yeah i use it with perl because the regular festival doesn't transmit via sip |
19:49.06 | abcbooze | festival cmd |
19:49.21 | abcbooze | i just use text2wav then playback the output |
19:49.32 | funxion | abcbooze it doesnt? |
19:49.40 | jeremywhiting | I've got mine working with peer and user, but not sure if that's redundant or if I need both of them |
19:49.47 | Nuxi | festival app == problems. agi calls festival == works, but a little slower as it loads festival every time. |
19:49.51 | abcbooze | i've never gotten it work over sip with just the festival cmd, only zaptel |
19:49.52 | funxion | I use text2wave now |
19:50.13 | funxion | HA: I am in the same boat |
19:50.49 | funxion | i get app_festival.c:444 festival_exec: Festival returned ER |
19:50.59 | funxion | every time I try to use it from zap or sip |
19:51.06 | HA | for i in *.txt; do /usr/src/festival/bin/festival_client --ttw "$i" > ../WavFiles/$(basename $i .txt).wav; done |
19:51.50 | funxion | huh |
19:52.17 | [TK]D-Fender | shmaltz : I've got my IP 600 authenticating to * and I can get calls in and out. So far so good. I've tried mulitple registrations against the same account for each line on in (only 2 for testing) And am just trying to get it to cascade calls to other lines when I'm on the phone instead of using call waiting. |
19:52.22 | HA | that is what I've been using to convert my text files over for usage and then I think i've also been using sox to get them into gsm as well. I plan to try and write an agi that will do it on the fly. |
19:52.41 | shmaltz | <PROTECTED> |
19:52.54 | funxion | <PROTECTED> |
19:52.55 | [TK]D-Fender | 2.6.1 with sip 1.4.1 (or so) |
19:53.08 | [TK]D-Fender | the "recommended" one from the Wiki |
19:53.28 | [TK]D-Fender | upgrades from BR 2.5 and Sip 1.3 |
19:53.35 | [TK]D-Fender | which I did earlier todday |
19:53.42 | shmaltz | D-Fender use sip 1.5.2 |
19:54.04 | shmaltz | 1..5.2 is the first firmware to allow multiple lines to one registration |
19:54.18 | [TK]D-Fender | Wiki says I can't go back and no solid news that its stable. I thought about it but was nervous |
19:54.18 | shmaltz | you could have 144 calls on a single ip 600 |
19:54.22 | shmaltz | 24 calls per line |
19:54.25 | shmaltz | and 6 lines |
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19:54.30 | shmaltz | 6 * 24 = 144 |
19:54.53 | [TK]D-Fender | shmaltz : All I need is for each phone to have 6 lines, 1 call per line period. Can I do that with 1.5.2? |
19:54.55 | harryvv | shmaltz 24? |
19:55.10 | shmaltz | D-Fender, you could go back from 1.5.2 to anything else, you just can't go from bootrom 3.0.1 to lower than that |
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19:55.22 | shmaltz | yep |
19:55.26 | harryvv | 24 ques? |
19:55.31 | [TK]D-Fender | but you need BR 3.x just to go SIP 1.5.2 no? |
19:55.36 | [TK]D-Fender | aka one-way trip. |
19:55.37 | harryvv | 24 lines |
19:55.41 | shmaltz | you could define that each button should have 1-24 calls |
19:56.09 | shmaltz | No, you could run 1.5.2 on 3.6.1 (thats how I run it) |
19:56.14 | [TK]D-Fender | shmaltz : So basically do 6 reg's against the same peer, and set them to 1 call each?> |
19:56.21 | shmaltz | I think that 1.5.2 is actualy very stable |
19:56.29 | shmaltz | no |
19:56.36 | *** join/#asterisk malfi (~malte@dsl-082-082-211-009.arcor-ip.net) |
19:56.46 | shmaltz | you setup reg.x.blah where x is 1 |
19:57.05 | shmaltz | then you setup that it should use the same registeration for 6 lines |
19:57.19 | [TK]D-Fender | hold on, loking up the new images @ polycom |
19:57.22 | shmaltz | and you don't setup the 2nd 3rd...... reg |
19:57.58 | shmaltz | anybody here having polycom phone running behind nat, and asterisk on public IP ? |
19:58.59 | [TK]D-Fender | I can't get that version of the BootROM off their site.... |
20:00.59 | dzlabing_ | abcbooze, now ok, some music, then menu, select weather, asks for zip, hangup |
20:02.17 | malfi | I just wanted to compile zaptel from cvs head, but I get a strange compile-error, ztdummy complains "error: structure has no member named `ticks'" and this complain is justified. :-) there isn't a member called ticks in the strukture definition in the ztdummy.h at all :-( |
20:02.20 | [TK]D-Fender | shmaltz : Got a link I can pick it up from? |
20:02.31 | malfi | Is zaptel cvs currently borken? |
20:11.16 | morris | hmm |
20:12.38 | *** join/#asterisk Cherebrum (~jgarland@ns1.telamon-corp.com) |
20:12.45 | Cherebrum | Anyone running asterisk on a PPC64 ? |
20:13.53 | InfraRed | powerpc ? |
20:14.11 | Cherebrum | yea |
20:14.28 | InfraRed | why would you want to do that |
20:14.32 | Cherebrum | like a IBM PowerPC server or an apple Xserve |
20:14.44 | InfraRed | :) |
20:14.47 | Cherebrum | Well I understand that you can handle more calls on a PowerPC than any x86 |
20:17.20 | *** join/#asterisk jbot (ibot@apt.bot.TimRiker.active.supporter.pdpc) |
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20:17.27 | InfraRed | duals are overrated |
20:17.40 | Cherebrum | I'm gonna use the HP as my sip proxy server |
20:17.48 | InfraRed | can asterisk utelise the 2nd processor ? |
20:17.49 | Cherebrum | and the Apple Xserves as my asterisk media servers |
20:18.05 | Cherebrum | it can use atleast one |
20:18.09 | InfraRed | media ? |
20:18.13 | Cherebrum | and the other can take care of other functions |
20:18.16 | InfraRed | as in IVR and music? |
20:18.19 | Cherebrum | yes |
20:18.28 | Cherebrum | and voicemail |
20:18.34 | InfraRed | nod |
20:18.48 | Cherebrum | My PSTN calls will terminate thru Level3 |
20:19.05 | InfraRed | what sort of pricing are you getting from L3 ? |
20:19.10 | InfraRed | they selling you DDIs? |
20:19.12 | shido6 | ok damnit |
20:19.13 | shido6 | YES |
20:19.19 | shido6 | asterisk can utilize BOTH processors |
20:19.23 | shido6 | and duals work better |
20:19.32 | InfraRed | ok ok :) |
20:19.34 | InfraRed | calm down dude |
20:19.41 | shido6 | esp at more than 90+ calls |
20:19.49 | shido6 | and/or if ur transcoding |
20:19.54 | *** join/#asterisk bsdfreak (ninja@enterthebass.com) |
20:19.55 | bsdfreak | hi |
20:20.07 | hypa7ia | good to know shido6 :-) |
20:20.08 | Cherebrum | InfraRed: yes I get dids |
20:20.15 | bsdfreak | does it make a big difference which linux i use with asterisk? i've heard gentoo is the best.. |
20:21.00 | hypa7ia | bsdfreak, RHEL is what's supported by digium if you want to buy support, other than that use what you know. even bsd :-) |
20:21.19 | iheartcanada | bsdfreak: you should use qnx on amiga hardware with a pdp-11 power supply |
20:21.29 | Cherebrum | InfraRed: They are a Teir1 provider tho. You have to have like $10k/month revenu if you want an account with them |
20:21.30 | iheartcanada | bsdfreak: or use suse and redhat el |
20:21.38 | shido6 | havent heard of qnx in a while.. |
20:21.51 | hypa7ia | i know some people in SAN stuff who use it |
20:22.10 | hypa7ia | the only microkernel OS that made it (sort of) |
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20:22.24 | InfraRed | heh |
20:22.30 | InfraRed | pdp 11 asterisk box |
20:22.31 | InfraRed | nice |
20:22.35 | bsdfreak | iheartcanada: you're not making me like canada anymore :P |
20:22.50 | bsdfreak | has anyone tried xorcom rapid? |
20:23.00 | funxion | bsdfreak I have |
20:23.08 | InfraRed | anygood? |
20:23.08 | funxion | its ok |
20:23.09 | bsdfreak | how was it |
20:23.21 | InfraRed | any comments ? |
20:23.27 | iheartcanada | bsdfreak: it's okay no one likes canada, apparantly we are only good for imports like mad cow disease, asian bird flu, and allah-loving sand-terrorists |
20:23.28 | funxion | about an hour after I installed I installed debian over it |
20:23.34 | funxion | then installed from scratch |
20:23.37 | bsdfreak | heh |
20:23.38 | InfraRed | i'm using a dual p2-450 fdor asterisk |
20:23.43 | InfraRed | only having max of 7 calls |
20:23.44 | bsdfreak | actually i'm thinking about moving to cananda |
20:23.46 | funxion | if you want easy shit that is limited and unsecure use it |
20:23.49 | bsdfreak | in years to come |
20:23.50 | bsdfreak | ;p |
20:23.50 | InfraRed | no transcoding, no ivr, nothing |
20:23.56 | funxion | if you like to play and customize then install from scratch |
20:24.01 | hypa7ia | InfraRed, how much ram? |
20:24.18 | bsdfreak | funxion: how hard could it be to secure it? |
20:24.31 | InfraRed | 1gb ram |
20:24.37 | InfraRed | but its also doing loads of other shit |
20:24.46 | InfraRed | well, not loads |
20:24.53 | InfraRed | squid, dns, bind and nat |
20:24.57 | funxion | well its not so much ip security but it autologins to xorcomm control menu |
20:25.03 | funxion | so console axxz is open |
20:25.08 | bsdfreak | ah |
20:25.13 | bsdfreak | so it's physical security |
20:25.16 | funxion | yes |
20:25.18 | bsdfreak | ok |
20:25.28 | funxion | plus if you want easy go with AAH |
20:25.34 | funxion | its not bad |
20:25.34 | hypa7ia | ummm... that may be your issue then InfraRed :-) |
20:25.41 | InfraRed | AAH? |
20:25.42 | bsdfreak | AAH = ? |
20:25.42 | funxion | but hard to customize |
20:25.49 | funxion | *@127.0.01 |
20:25.51 | funxion | lol |
20:25.53 | InfraRed | hypa7ia: ? |
20:25.57 | funxion | asterisk@ home |
20:26.04 | funxion | runs on centos |
20:26.07 | hypa7ia | InfraRed, running a bunch of other crap |
20:26.11 | funxion | its not bad at all |
20:26.16 | funxion | for an out of the box install |
20:26.18 | InfraRed | hypa7ia: its handling it fine |
20:26.25 | funxion | if you just need a simple pbx |
20:26.38 | InfraRed | hypa7ia: 21:26:34 up 6 days, 2:30, 1 user, load average: 0.47, 0.47, 0.45 |
20:26.39 | hypa7ia | InfraRed, yeah, but you can hardly expect to be able to make that many calls |
20:26.50 | funxion | I prefer to use debian with asterisk from cvs |
20:26.51 | InfraRed | its passing calls through |
20:27.00 | InfraRed | ie. doing FA |
20:27.15 | InfraRed | well, doing call accounting |
20:27.29 | InfraRed | i'm running a call shop here |
20:27.37 | InfraRed | only 6 booths and 1 line for me |
20:28.20 | Cherebrum | We have a 100+ seat call center here |
20:28.26 | bsdfreak | heh |
20:28.29 | Cherebrum | and an Avaya Difinity G3+ |
20:28.42 | InfraRed | IP phones at each desk ? |
20:29.12 | hypa7ia | Cherebrum, excellent :-) |
20:29.22 | InfraRed | i am using FXS adapters |
20:29.27 | funxion | I hate Definities |
20:29.29 | InfraRed | keeping costs down etc |
20:29.39 | harryvv | What did that Avaya 100+ seat system cost you like $110,000? |
20:29.44 | Cherebrum | I have my asterisk box connected to it |
20:29.51 | bsdfreak | i'm guessing i'd want IAX signalling from my voip provider to work with asterisk? |
20:29.51 | funxion | nah u can get them for 10k now |
20:29.51 | Cherebrum | harryvv: I didn't buy it |
20:29.58 | Cherebrum | harryvv: I'm sure it cost atleast that much |
20:29.59 | shido6 | dont have to |
20:30.01 | shido6 | but is suggested |
20:30.02 | harryvv | typically its 1,000 per phone |
20:30.05 | shido6 | you can use sip, bsdfreak |
20:30.15 | bsdfreak | what's the pro/cons of either? |
20:30.33 | *** part/#asterisk Caede (~Caede@204.94.248.81) |
20:31.44 | bsdfreak | http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-IAX+versus+SIP |
20:31.45 | bsdfreak | nm :p |
20:33.16 | harryvv | shido6 I was escoring a lan engineer around CRA and he said that all CRA is going voip in about a year. Thay were doing pre voip evaluations for cable runs. |
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20:37.07 | CyberKnet | bkw_: how did that test that had something to do with LNP go? |
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20:44.29 | djiceman | which OS do you guys recommend to run asterisk? |
20:44.37 | harryvv | i use fedora core 3 |
20:44.39 | harryvv | works fine |
20:44.44 | PatrickDK | prodos16 |
20:44.53 | crash3m | drdos 0.1 |
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20:45.04 | djiceman | i only have, slackware 10.1, ubunto, k12ltsp |
20:45.10 | _m_ | heh, prodos :) |
20:45.21 | PatrickDK | slackware or ubunto should work find |
20:45.24 | PatrickDK | I personally use slack |
20:45.25 | shido6 | hoary, djiceman ? |
20:45.37 | PatrickDK | _m_, I did alot of prodos asm coding |
20:45.40 | djiceman | hoary? |
20:45.46 | shido6 | 5.04 / ubuntu |
20:46.02 | djiceman | im not sure, mark gave me the ubunto (mark shuttleworth) |
20:46.06 | devel | djiceman, we use debian unstable with no issues |
20:46.23 | shido6 | I run ubuntu locally here when I want to get things done and xp is screwing with me |
20:46.35 | _m_ | fwiw, I use Debian and Gentoo, djiceman. |
20:46.55 | hypa7ia | ubuntu 4.10 is kinda deprecated |
20:46.57 | _m_ | (I don't use Gentoo's * ebuild, though) |
20:46.57 | djiceman | problem is, i cant download any of these OS because im on a 56k line |
20:47.03 | docelm0 | CentOS 4 |
20:47.14 | hypa7ia | djiceman, put in an order for free ubuntu 5.04 cd's then :-) |
20:47.23 | djiceman | im waiting for them |
20:47.36 | djiceman | i got the firs batch, they sent me about 30 ubunto discs |
20:47.41 | hypa7ia | djiceman, cool, from what i hear people are starting t get them |
20:48.02 | devel | is there an "accepted" max caller id length that the phone companies use? |
20:48.24 | docelm0 | No.. If you send more it will just be cut off before sending it. |
20:48.25 | DaLion | any demon tools expert ? |
20:48.26 | devel | devel, for the text portion, that is |
20:49.02 | *** join/#asterisk xmir (yvwoqc@superspitzy.vx.no) |
20:49.25 | devel | and how about accepted characters in cid text? |
20:49.43 | RoyK | cidname doesn't like < and > |
20:49.46 | RoyK | that's for sure :P |
20:49.59 | DaLion | i knwo you want me to go there myself ;) |
20:50.07 | k31th | ahh im having issues installing asterisk on ubuntu |
20:50.34 | k31th | anyone help ?it would apear that there is no audio in /usr/share/asterisk/ |
20:51.05 | k31th | however it is not connecting would the fact there is no audio prevent it from connectionn im doing the test connect to ext 1000 |
20:52.10 | docelm0 | Who in here is in Montreal or Toronto or really close? |
20:53.17 | hypa7ia | docelm0, toronto |
20:53.29 | hypa7ia | taranna |
20:53.31 | hypa7ia | :-) |
20:53.55 | docelm0 | Hypa whats your IP up there? I need to get some trace routes from my site to these 2 locations |
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20:54.11 | hypa7ia | i'm on sympatico dsl |
20:54.27 | hypa7ia | <PROTECTED> |
20:54.33 | docelm0 | thanks |
20:54.40 | hypa7ia | np |
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20:56.11 | docelm0 | wow your traceroute is taking forever |
20:57.00 | hypa7ia | hmm, i wonder if i'm denying icmp or something |
20:57.15 | docelm0 | No.. it was the routers between you and I.. |
20:57.20 | hypa7ia | ahh |
20:57.24 | docelm0 | They were taking forever to resolve and move on |
20:57.38 | hypa7ia | lame |
20:57.39 | docelm0 | Anyone else I can trace? Just need 1 more.. |
20:58.09 | bkw_ | WASABI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
20:58.19 | hypa7ia | WAAAAASABI! |
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20:59.41 | bsdfreak | heh |
20:59.42 | bsdfreak | sup bkw |
20:59.48 | RoyK | bkw_: any idea about #4318? |
21:00.11 | k31th | YAY! i got it to work |
21:00.18 | ceesco53 | you know, I've never been able to get traceroute to work right since I set up teql on our t1's. |
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21:06.59 | Seyr | heyas people |
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21:10.50 | dalabera | whois dalabera |
21:11.18 | Sato1 | you? |
21:11.31 | Silik0n | <PROTECTED> |
21:12.24 | MikeJ[Laptop] | Silik0n, says nothing.. god that's nice ;) |
21:13.50 | jeremywhiting | hi all, anyone know a good place for a pro/con page of codecs? or maybe bandwidth limitations of codecs maybe? |
21:14.39 | MikeJ[Laptop] | jeremywhiting, bandwidth calculator link on the wiki is a start |
21:15.05 | k31th | that bandwidth cal is awsome |
21:15.39 | k31th | ok guys how do i add sip users? do i just add them to sip.conf ? i mean wat if i have 30 or so users |
21:17.35 | Sato1 | k31th, you can add them by hand in your sip.conf, or see in voip-info for the realtime application, using mysql, you can add/delete them in mysql and asterisk will take those dynamically |
21:18.17 | ceesco53 | k31th, you take the coke and you add the lime. no really, if you've got amp, and yuor not in too far yet, install AMP. |
21:18.23 | k31th | Sato1: awsome i mean for us atm its just about 3 users |
21:18.48 | k31th | iv just installed |
21:18.58 | k31th | i did the test call to 1000 at it works :D |
21:19.01 | Seyr | anyone here using * in a cluster? |
21:19.11 | k31th | this VOIP stuff is kool |
21:19.33 | Sato1 | k31th, then add those manually |
21:20.04 | ceesco53 | it is kool. its even kooler when your boss lets you waste a week of production time just to get rid of an antiquated voicemail system. |
21:20.56 | Sato1 | a week? |
21:21.27 | Sato1 | well, depending on the amount of users, but asterisk can be installed and configured in just a matter of hours, hehehe |
21:21.35 | k31th | yeah my boss has said heres a 5 grand server i want linux setup with asterisk and a SAMBA PDC |
21:21.52 | crash3m | on the same server? |
21:21.54 | k31th | Sato1: yeah its not as hard as people say it is |
21:21.57 | ceesco53 | well, its a lot more actually. it also sends out pages, and escalates to managers if people don't respond to voicemails from the call center. |
21:22.08 | k31th | crash3m: yeah i was going to use the same server |
21:22.33 | k31th | its not as if its going to be underload only me and my boss at work |
21:22.43 | enzo86 | anyone here setup a TRUNK between CCM 3.3(4) h323 to * ? |
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21:23.27 | k31th | that amp thing is like webmin ? |
21:24.00 | ceesco53 | yes, AMP is similar to webmin, but it will overwrite your sip.conf and other files, so be forewarned... |
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21:24.06 | essobi | Anyone build spandsp lately? |
21:24.08 | k31th | Thats awsome i just did the try out thing on there site |
21:24.13 | Dovid | l |
21:24.18 | *** part/#asterisk enzo86 (~jason@cpe-024-163-075-146.nc.res.rr.com) |
21:26.39 | essobi | My freshly built spandsp doesn't seem to be working.. strange. |
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21:30.00 | enzo86 | anyone here use * with CCM ? |
21:30.49 | clive- | yo Dovid |
21:31.32 | Dovid | yes |
21:32.02 | Dovid | Clive-: Need something ? |
21:32.21 | clive- | a shloff would be goo |
21:32.25 | clive- | good |
21:32.28 | Dovid | hehe |
21:32.30 | Dovid | yup |
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21:34.45 | essobi | anyone built pre17 spandsp lately? |
21:34.58 | essobi | -head and doesn't seem to be doing anything |
21:37.17 | shido6 | anyone hac mac ox x? |
21:37.20 | shido6 | err |
21:37.22 | shido6 | have |
21:39.17 | enzo86 | SU - |
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21:40.33 | kb1_kanobe | ~seen kram |
21:40.47 | jbot | kram is currently on #asterisk |
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21:50.08 | Pete_newB_Largo | ~codec |
21:50.09 | jbot | somebody said codecs was http://snipurl.com/wiki_codecs |
21:51.06 | shido6 | brb |
21:51.40 | Dovid | aight. off to bed i am. |
21:52.00 | Dovid | . |
21:52.16 | Dovid- | . |
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21:54.12 | Pete_newB_Largo | does * run ok on slack 10.1 ?? |
21:54.19 | mike^^ | http://pastebin.ca/12631 : help with my newphone config? for some reason my asterisk server is triyn to get NUFONE to auth? |
21:54.44 | yaaar | hey guys, quick one: why do all the examples of extension.conf I see around always seem to have all the extensions start with an underscore? I can't find any explanation of this, and i did mine without them originally and it seems to work fine? |
21:54.57 | Pete_newB_Largo | ~extensions.conf |
21:55.14 | Pete_newB_Largo | the _ means that it is matching |
21:55.24 | Pete_newB_Largo | no _ means exactly what was dialed. |
21:55.33 | Pete_newB_Largo | ~dialplan |
21:55.34 | jbot | from memory, dialplan is the thing configured in extensions.conf |
21:55.37 | mike^^ | ? |
21:56.33 | mike^^ | ah i think i foudn ym prob |
21:56.36 | twisted[work] | omg. |
21:56.36 | mike^^ | need dial num@nufone heh sec |
21:56.54 | devel | yaaar, yes, as Pete_newB_Largo said, the _ means matching (i.e. to start an ext with wildcards in it) |
21:57.02 | Pete_newB_Largo | http://voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+config+extensions.conf |
21:57.04 | yaaar | oh cool |
21:57.14 | Pete_newB_Largo | ~extensions.conf is at http://voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+config+extensions.conf |
21:57.15 | jbot | okay, Pete_newB_Largo |
21:57.30 | Pete_newB_Largo | ~extensions.conf is also know as dialplan |
21:57.31 | jbot | Pete_newB_Largo: okay |
21:57.47 | Pete_newB_Largo | ~extensions.conf is also known as extensions |
21:57.49 | jbot | okay, Pete_newB_Largo |
21:57.54 | Pete_newB_Largo | ~extensions.conf is also known as exten |
21:57.56 | jbot | Pete_newB_Largo: okay |
21:58.03 | Pete_newB_Largo | ~bot abuse |
21:58.06 | jbot | ACTION huddles in the corner, whimpering 'please, please stop' |
21:58.11 | Pete_newB_Largo | lol |
21:58.13 | mike^^ | ok i fixed that but now im still trying to auth nufone even though i have them as a user |
21:58.22 | devel | yeah, Pete_newB_Largo, you teach him! |
21:58.44 | Pete_newB_Largo | I'm starting to gain a fond affection for jbot, I don't know why... |
21:58.54 | jeremywhiting | anyone in here have experience getting ntp on polycom phones to work and actually update the date/time? |
21:58.58 | shmaltz | Pete, couldn't find a shorter nick? |
21:59.10 | shmaltz | I think this type of nick is like fludding? |
21:59.20 | Pete_newB_Largo | Pete was taken, so I figure, why be difficult when with a little effort you can be impossible... |
21:59.22 | shmaltz | jeremywhiting, yeah |
21:59.25 | shmaltz | it works for me |
21:59.38 | niZon | hmm |
21:59.45 | niZon | spa-841 or GXP-2000 |
21:59.49 | devel | jeremywhiting, ntp doesn't work on my polycom either. |
21:59.54 | shmaltz | jeremywhiting, what r ur problems getting them to work? |
22:00.05 | shmaltz | devel, what r ur problems to get it to work? |
22:00.12 | mike^^ | why would my asterisk server be tellinng nufone forbidden and needs auth when IM tryinng to dial out ising SIP and nufone's host has a [fone] type = user? |
22:00.24 | devel | i put in the ntp address, it doesn't update the time. |
22:00.32 | shmaltz | devel, where? |
22:00.33 | jeremywhiting | they can see the server, or at least the dhcp tells them the right ip address, but it doesn't update the date or time |
22:00.38 | shmaltz | on the phone or dhcpd? |
22:00.46 | jeremywhiting | either way doesn't work |
22:00.51 | devel | in the phone web interface |
22:01.01 | shmaltz | you using an IP address or hostname? |
22:01.02 | devel | although it should be set via dhcp as well. |
22:01.07 | devel | hostname |
22:01.10 | jeremywhiting | ip address |
22:01.13 | shmaltz | is DNS set? |
22:01.15 | jeremywhiting | for mine at least |
22:01.26 | devel | dns is set via dhcp |
22:01.40 | shmaltz | jeremywhiting, is the IP address local? or on the internet? |
22:01.45 | jeremywhiting | local |
22:02.01 | shmaltz | devel, try using an IP address, and make sure they can reach it, and reboot |
22:02.15 | shmaltz | is that IP host answering NTP? |
22:02.22 | shmaltz | is it running any NTP server? |
22:02.26 | *** part/#asterisk Seyr (~Seyr@rrcs-24-227-133-226.sw.biz.rr.com) |
22:02.30 | jeremywhiting | pretty sure |
22:02.39 | shmaltz | take that pretty out please |
22:02.40 | devel | every other phone on the network can reach it, so that's not likely the issue. |
22:02.50 | jeremywhiting | it's got ntpd on a bunch of udp ports with netstat -tulpn |
22:02.56 | jeremywhiting | and firewall is open for lan |
22:02.59 | shmaltz | devel, likely or not, please lets not assume anything |
22:03.49 | shmaltz | jeremywhiting, devel, set it to pool.ntp.org and make sure the phone has DNS Server, and a Default gateway |
22:03.59 | shmaltz | restart the phone and let me know |
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22:09.35 | devel | shmaltz, nope, it takes ntp via dhcp, so it is set to our ntp server, and has the correct ip listed in the info screen on the phone. currently says it's 2300, when really it's 1609, so not even like a timezone issue |
22:10.08 | shmaltz | devel, what polycom phone is it? |
22:10.13 | devel | ip500 |
22:10.15 | cgcorea | anybody know how stable is the R2 implementation of soft-switch.org? |
22:10.18 | shmaltz | what sip version? |
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22:10.52 | jeremywhiting | mines 1.4.1 |
22:10.58 | jeremywhiting | .0040 |
22:11.24 | shmaltz | ok, devel, jeremywhiting, I'm running 1.5.2, but I think I got it working even on 1.4.x |
22:11.41 | jeremywhiting | I'll try the upgrade |
22:11.52 | jeremywhiting | and check that ntp is working correctly on my server, thanks |
22:12.10 | shmaltz | devel, what sip version you running? |
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22:13.05 | devel | shmaltz, is 1.3.0.0711 a version? lots of numbers in there.... and bootrom 2.5.0.0006 |
22:13.43 | Ariel_ | hello eveyone. |
22:14.13 | k31th | hello |
22:14.26 | shmaltz | hello |
22:14.44 | shmaltz | devel, update to at least BR 2.6.1, and Sip 1.4.x |
22:14.53 | shmaltz | I would recommend sip 1.5.2 |
22:15.05 | Ariel_ | I am kinda behind the 8 ball today. Lost my laptop's hard drive. And I am still trying to reinstall everything. argh. |
22:15.14 | devel | i'll put it on my list of things to do. thanks, shmaltz |
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22:15.45 | shmaltz | ariel_, how is sip 1.5.2? |
22:16.16 | cgcorea | does anyone here is using R2 signaling with asterisk? |
22:16.16 | Ariel_ | have not tried it yet. My laptop took a crash and burn last night. And spend most of the day trying to rebuild it. |
22:16.38 | TESTER2 | Hi, What do you suggest for a very cheap rj11 (fxs) to sip adapter (avalaible in Canada will be great)? |
22:17.15 | Pete_newB_Largo | Sipura SPA-1000? |
22:17.35 | Ariel_ | TESTER2, if your looking for a ATA look for sipura as best or grandstream as cheap. |
22:17.41 | TESTER2 | SPA-10001 59 US$ |
22:18.25 | Ariel_ | Sounds like a good price to me. |
22:19.42 | Ariel_ | found my lisc key for my trend Micro virus program. Now to install it... |
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22:22.08 | TESTER2 | in the past, I bougth a Cisco ata-186 on ebay but it was locked :( . No one know how to unlock it? |
22:23.09 | crash3m | plug a phone in, plug the ATA in, pick up the phone, hold down the button until solid red, type FACTRESET on the phone |
22:23.26 | zoa | that works ? |
22:23.45 | TESTER2 | not with my version |
22:23.58 | TESTER2 | it is a hack for the old ata-186 |
22:25.41 | jeremywhiting | shmaltz: do you use polycom phones with a boot server? |
22:26.11 | shmaltz | yeah |
22:26.15 | shmaltz | tftp |
22:26.24 | shmaltz | but I tested it on ftp as well, I just like tftp |
22:26.25 | jeremywhiting | I'm trying to make the phones update their config with the changes I make on the phonex.cfg files on the server, but they all seem to use their own |
22:26.38 | jeremywhiting | settings when I reset them |
22:26.44 | shmaltz | make sure that mac.cfg points to that phonex.cfg |
22:26.57 | shmaltz | you using ftp or tftp? |
22:27.05 | jeremywhiting | yeah, it does, ftp |
22:27.07 | shmaltz | also make sure that they contact the boot serve |
22:27.18 | jeremywhiting | how do I make sure they contact it? |
22:27.28 | shmaltz | look at the logs on the server |
22:27.33 | shmaltz | how you restarting the phones? |
22:27.36 | jeremywhiting | you mean watch the log file to see if they do? yeah, I do that |
22:27.41 | jeremywhiting | menu, settings, restart phone |
22:28.05 | niZon | what IP phones support XML other than the ciscos? |
22:28.16 | jeremywhiting | any ideas? |
22:28.26 | jeremywhiting | polycom ones do |
22:29.48 | Ariel_ | niZon, polycom do |
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22:31.00 | AsteriskNoob | good afternoon everyone |
22:31.38 | shido6 | :) |
22:31.48 | AsteriskNoob | got a question... as always |
22:31.53 | shido6 | ? |
22:32.36 | AsteriskNoob | when a pri creates a call, should it create a channel before its connected? When my system dials it creates Zap/1-1 and then says it's passing status to SIP/7960 |
22:32.45 | shido6 | yep |
22:32.54 | AsteriskNoob | doesnt this tie up the channel? |
22:33.02 | shido6 | yes |
22:33.04 | shido6 | one channel |
22:33.07 | shido6 | on the pri |
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22:33.21 | AsteriskNoob | i thought on a pri the channel wasnt taken untill the call was connected |
22:33.31 | AsteriskNoob | that it just did all the signals on the D |
22:34.10 | shido6 | you're not saying you dont want a cannel to be used when making a call, right? |
22:34.23 | shido6 | when u place a call from your sip phone |
22:34.27 | shido6 | and goes out the pri |
22:34.37 | Legend | so i have an avaya ip office, talking h323 to my * box |
22:34.39 | shido6 | your * box needs to dial or contact your service provider |
22:34.49 | shido6 | and place the call out your pri |
22:34.55 | AsteriskNoob | when i place the call and it goes out the pri shouldnt it wait for an answer before tying up my B channel on the pri? |
22:35.07 | Legend | if i dial H323/ext@ip.office, the phone rings, but when i pick it up, it continues to ring on the * side, any ideas? |
22:35.14 | shido6 | for billing purposes, asterisknoob? |
22:35.25 | AsteriskNoob | well just for line availability |
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22:35.45 | mike^^ | why would my asterisk server be trying to authenticate an outgoing invite? |
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22:36.05 | shido6 | mike, u dont have a context in your peer do you |
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22:36.16 | shido6 | brb |
22:36.37 | mike^^ | <PROTECTED> |
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22:37.15 | PyroSteve | hey gus |
22:37.17 | PyroSteve | guys |
22:37.31 | gordonjcp | hi |
22:37.33 | PyroSteve | im not too experienced with T1's |
22:37.56 | PyroSteve | I was taught that when an adtran channel bank has two T1 ports |
22:38.09 | PyroSteve | that one can be used as in input port |
22:38.32 | PyroSteve | and the other can pass the signal back out to another device with a T1 oprt |
22:38.33 | PyroSteve | port |
22:38.46 | AsteriskNoob | hmm... does it have that option in the config? |
22:38.51 | PyroSteve | so can I do the same with a Quad span T1 card from digium ? |
22:39.13 | AsteriskNoob | oh i see, this isnt an adtran config question, its a digium question... |
22:39.19 | PyroSteve | yes |
22:39.22 | AsteriskNoob | The quad can be pri_net or pri_cpe (net side or client side) |
22:39.29 | PyroSteve | ahhh |
22:39.29 | AsteriskNoob | so can the singles... |
22:39.29 | PyroSteve | ok |
22:39.49 | AsteriskNoob | just change the signaling. I dont know if you can do that with trunks but definately can with PRI |
22:39.51 | PyroSteve | what if its not a PRI ? |
22:39.55 | mike^^ | i didnt |
22:40.01 | mike^^ | now even having a context.... it wont work |
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22:40.10 | mike^^ | still asking it to auth from my * |
22:40.28 | shido6 | pastebin.ca your iax.conf |
22:40.51 | AsteriskNoob | Pyro: looking... brb |
22:41.00 | mike^^ | ohh |
22:41.03 | mike^^ | i did have iax but |
22:41.04 | mike^^ | im using SIP |
22:41.06 | mike^^ | sip.conf not IAX |
22:41.12 | mike^^ | i asked if you could change my acct to iaX |
22:41.29 | shido6 | then paste you sip.conf |
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22:41.42 | shido6 | wait a minute |
22:41.47 | shido6 | <PROTECTED> |
22:41.51 | Elshar | Maybe someone knows what's up, but whenever I try to do asterisk -r, it says it couldn't connect, and to see if /var/run/asterisk.ctl exists.. ast is running, and the file exists (even killed ast, deleted it, and restarted ast)? What else can I check? :/ |
22:41.54 | shido6 | ] <mike^^> im using SIP |
22:41.57 | mike^^ | Yeah |
22:42.00 | mike^^ | i emailed support@ several days ago |
22:42.02 | mike^^ | never happened |
22:42.05 | mike^^ | or got a reposnse |
22:42.11 | mike^^ | so i just keep trying to get SIP to work |
22:42.12 | shido6 | you are using sip but want to use IAX? |
22:42.19 | mike^^ | no |
22:42.21 | mike^^ | yes |
22:42.21 | mike^^ | actually |
22:42.22 | mike^^ | <PROTECTED> |
22:42.23 | mike^^ | since |
22:42.25 | mike^^ | nobody changed me to IAX |
22:42.26 | shido6 | what? |
22:42.30 | mike^^ | i wanted to do my best to get it working with SIP |
22:42.31 | shido6 | go to #nufone |
22:48.19 | Elshar | Grr, my stupid rc script didn't run ztcfg :P |
22:53.02 | *** join/#asterisk outsidefactor (chrismarti@203-206-241-250.dyn.iinet.net.au) |
22:54.33 | WillM | any suggestions on a good natural voice app (text to speech) for announcements? |
22:57.06 | shmaltz | shido6, the other day I tried sigining up with nufone, but CC processing didin't work? |
22:58.33 | jeremywhiting | is a lag of about 130ms bad for an iax channel? do we need faster broadband connection? |
22:59.25 | Danett | how can i specify another port then 5060? |
22:59.33 | Danett | when using a sip proxy |
22:59.55 | Nuxi | WillM, cepstral swift is often recommended for tts. |
23:00.38 | WillM | Cheers Nuxi |
23:01.39 | AsteriskNoob | hey shido6.... |
23:02.34 | Pete_newB_Largo | ~codec |
23:02.35 | jbot | codecs is, like, http://snipurl.com/wiki_codecs |
23:03.23 | xheliox | Has anyone ever gotten Vonage to unlock their Motorala VT100V? :) # |
23:08.44 | morris | anyone bored and want to read my wiki page on using webbased ceptral to generate voice prompts? |
23:09.15 | morris | cepstral* |
23:09.25 | *** join/#asterisk SwK (~ken@12-219-156-206.client.mchsi.com) |
23:10.17 | morris | ah well ;p |
23:11.33 | makhtar | i was just looking at zttool for the first time and accidentally clicked the button for loop. now i cant make or receive outside calls. i assume i set my card in some sort of loopback mode. can anyone help me reset it back the way it was? |
23:11.45 | *** join/#asterisk slePP (~slepp@S01060040f48412ad.ed.shawcable.net) |
23:13.48 | morris | makhtar, whats ur zapata.conf look like now |
23:13.57 | morris | im assuming ur using analogue line anyway |
23:14.54 | Danett | RFC3389 support incomplete. Turn off on client if possible |
23:14.57 | Danett | what does it mean? |
23:15.31 | makhtar | morris: no its a t1. zapata.conf didn't seem to change. just the same i reset it back the way it was from a backed up version. |
23:16.08 | morris | makhtar, our of my little bubble of knolegde then im afraid hehe |
23:16.22 | makhtar | thanks anyway |
23:17.06 | morris | np :) |
23:17.12 | morris | out* |
23:17.29 | *** join/#asterisk makhtar (~ageller@mail.bulletinnews.com) |
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23:18.18 | morris | Danett, dunno but the rfc is interesting lol http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc3389.html, |
23:19.08 | AsteriskNoob | so does anybody know if there is a way to check if a call is digital all the way through to the remote party? |
23:19.40 | AlexCeli | mmm |
23:19.53 | morris | i was reading something |
23:20.00 | Nuxi | Hmmm. if there's no analog, there's no echo problems. So, something related to echo cancellation should be able to tell if analogue is involved. |
23:20.12 | AlexCeli | where I can find info about make a Survey System in Asterisk? |
23:20.55 | AsteriskNoob | hmm ok, because i keep getting really quiet calls to taiwan and i thought they had a pri on their end, i definately have a pri here :) |
23:21.20 | AsteriskNoob | c-ya'll l8r |
23:21.30 | morris | with codecs used for voip, do they follow the same specification in terms of frequency response? |
23:21.31 | Pete_newB_Largo | ~AGI |
23:21.33 | jbot | rumour has it, agi is the Asterisk Gateway Interface... similar to CGI for web applications AGI lets you script call control and access databases using your favorite language. AGI wrappers are available for Python (pyst), Perl (astperl?) and other languages |
23:21.39 | morris | with codecs used for voip, do they follow the same specification in terms of frequency response? (as say a BT line) |
23:22.07 | AlexCeli | Nuxi: thx |
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23:25.02 | *** join/#asterisk jason357 (~m00@67.159.26.120) |
23:25.15 | iq | hi |
23:25.16 | Danett | ok |
23:25.33 | Danett | does anyone know how to turn off silencing supression? |
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23:29.28 | jets | Does anyone have a large banner eps logo or anything? |
23:29.36 | jets | I want to plot out something sexy for my office ;P |
23:31.59 | makhtar | i was looking at zttool earlier and hit the loop button. since then i can't make or receive external calls. i assume i put my card into some sort of loopback mode, but i have no idea how to reset it. can anyone help? |
23:34.54 | kb1_kanobe | ~seen kram |
23:35.00 | jbot | kram is currently on #asterisk |
23:43.22 | Danett | does asterisk support g.729 and g.723 out of the box? |
23:44.25 | Pete_newB_Largo | Danett you will need a licesnse for g.729 |
23:44.38 | Pete_newB_Largo | ~g.729 |
23:44.39 | jbot | i guess g.729 is It was in November 1995 that the G.729 standard, also referred to as CS-ACELP was adopted by the ITU, a United Nations organization. Similar, quality-wise, to 32 kbps ADPCM, G.729 offers toll quality speech. Furthermore, being only an 8 kbps codec, G.729 offers opportunities for significant increases in bandwidth utilization to existing telephony ... |
23:45.14 | Danett | ~g.723 |
23:45.22 | mike^^ | u cant trial the 729? |
23:45.30 | mike^^ | why pay $10 if i dont knnow if itll work fine? |
23:45.32 | Danett | how much will that license cost? |
23:45.44 | Pete_newB_Largo | ~g.729 is at http://voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+codecs |
23:45.45 | jbot | ...but g.729 is already something else... |
23:45.59 | Pete_newB_Largo | ~g.729 is also at http://voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+codecs |
23:46.00 | jbot | that's too long, Pete_newB_Largo |
23:46.06 | Pete_newB_Largo | grr |
23:46.11 | Pete_newB_Largo | ~stupid bot |
23:46.12 | jbot | no, stupid pete_newb_largo |
23:46.20 | Pete_newB_Largo | Danett, look here http://voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+codecs |
23:46.29 | Pete_newB_Largo | and the licenses are $10 each |
23:46.41 | *** join/#asterisk MajestiK (~MajestiK@S01060800208687ec.ed.shawcable.net) |
23:46.53 | Pete_newB_Largo | ~forget g.729 |
23:46.53 | jbot | i forgot g.729, Pete_newB_Largo |
23:47.00 | Pete_newB_Largo | ~g.729 is at http://voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+codecs |
23:47.01 | jbot | Pete_newB_Largo: okay |
23:47.06 | Pete_newB_Largo | ~g.729 |
23:47.07 | jbot | it has been said that g.729 is at http://voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+codecs |
23:47.18 | Pete_newB_Largo | ~thanks |
23:47.18 | jbot | Pete_newB_Largo: my pleasure |
23:47.56 | twisted[work] | ~forget g.729 |
23:47.56 | jbot | i forgot g.729, twisted[work] |
23:48.14 | twisted[work] | ~g.729 is It was in November 1995 that the G.729 standard, also referred to as CS-ACELP was adopted by the ITU, a United Nations organization. Similar, quality-wise, to 32 kbps ADPCM, G.729 offers toll quality speech. Furthermore, being only an 8 kbps codec, G.729 offers opportunities for significant increases in bandwidth utilization to existing telephony ... |
23:48.15 | jbot | twisted[work]: okay |
23:48.40 | Pete_newB_Largo | why? |
23:48.50 | twisted[work] | because jbot is not just for us |
23:48.56 | Pete_newB_Largo | oh |
23:48.57 | twisted[work] | that was an informative answer regarding g.729 |
23:49.01 | Pete_newB_Largo | I see |
23:49.16 | Pete_newB_Largo | I did not realize that jbot was not just for us. |
23:49.24 | Pete_newB_Largo | thought I was being helpful |
23:49.32 | PyroSteve | with a PRI and I quad T1 Digium card, can I pass channels that are used for data out to the 2nd T1 port to another device with a T1 port such as a channel bank that my router is hooked to ? |
23:49.35 | *** join/#asterisk docelmo (~me@116-39.202-68.tampabay.res.rr.com) |
23:49.42 | twisted[work] | ~codec_g729 is the g.729 implimentation for asterisk. See http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+codecs for more information. |
23:49.43 | jbot | okay, twisted[work] |
23:49.46 | k31th | are linux-sources and kernel-sources different? |
23:49.52 | docelmo | Whadup? |
23:50.00 | twisted[work] | Pete_newB_Largo, you were being helpful, but please don't delete current info |
23:50.04 | k31th | im trying to compile and it keeps bitching about them |
23:50.06 | Pete_newB_Largo | ok |
23:50.35 | *** join/#asterisk [Outcast] (~knoppix@h-67-103-126-226.snfccasy.covad.net) |
23:50.36 | twisted[work] | jbot: thwack file |
23:50.38 | jbot | ACTION smacks file on the ear with a AS/400 |
23:50.44 | Pete_newB_Largo | ouch! |
23:50.49 | Pete_newB_Largo | lol |
23:50.51 | [Outcast] | what PROC shoud I use when compiling for Itanium? |
23:51.01 | docelmo | Hay k31 you could paste us your debug so we could look at it. |
23:51.06 | docelmo | ~pastebin |
23:51.07 | jbot | extra, extra, read all about it, pastebin is a place to paste your stuff without flooding the channel - try http://pastebin.ca |
23:51.52 | [Outcast] | ~itanium |
23:51.54 | jbot | from memory, itanium is intels 64 bit processor, or vaporware |
23:52.05 | Danett | think of the following: I support different codecs then my sip provider. What will a likely error message be in asterisk? |
23:52.23 | Danett | The phone rings, i can pick up, but no sound (in/out) |
23:52.25 | twisted[work] | Danett, none, if you have at least one codec in common |
23:52.33 | Danett | we don't have any codec in common |
23:52.39 | twisted[work] | then the call will not succeed |
23:52.40 | twisted[work] | period |
23:52.45 | twisted[work] | not just no audio, no call |
23:52.47 | Danett | it does succeed |
23:52.52 | twisted[work] | then you have at least one in common |
23:52.53 | docelmo | Um, well.. you will get some funky errors.. it could ring once.. Then die.. |
23:52.59 | Danett | it rings, it connects |
23:53.00 | twisted[work] | otherwise you would get "No compatible codecs" |
23:53.13 | docelmo | Danett is it a SIP call? |
23:53.27 | Danett | from x-lite -> sip server -> sip termination |
23:53.36 | [Outcast] | has anyone compiled asterisk for the itanium processor? |
23:53.40 | twisted[work] | then you have codecs in common more than likely. |
23:53.45 | docelmo | in your * box do a sip show channels it will show you the codecs used |
23:53.54 | twisted[work] | unless you explicitly disallow codecs, asterisk will allow it |
23:54.03 | Danett | i have |
23:54.06 | Danett | disallow=all |
23:54.09 | Danett | allow=ulaw |
23:54.11 | Danett | allow=alaw |
23:54.14 | twisted[work] | ulaw is a standard codec. |
23:54.23 | twisted[work] | 99.9% of providers support it |
23:54.40 | docelmo | ya.. Hell Im planning to use it just cause I want to have something thats supported by everyone. |
23:54.53 | docelmo | But I will also support g729 so it will save me bandwidth |
23:55.17 | Danett | but the rules in sip.conf |
23:55.21 | Pete_newB_Largo | what is the preferred file system? ext2 ext3 or Reiserfs are my choices... |
23:55.22 | twisted[work] | i can just about say without a doubt that both you and your provider are negotiating PCMU/8000 |
23:55.32 | Danett | where i say disallow all and only ulaw/alaw |
23:55.33 | docelmo | Pete_newB_Largo, your new at linux right? |
23:55.45 | docelmo | use ext3 its pretty much normal standard.. |
23:55.46 | Pete_newB_Largo | yes, that's why my middle name is newB |
23:55.49 | Pete_newB_Largo | :) |
23:56.01 | Pete_newB_Largo | thanks |
23:56.01 | docelmo | You should be in #linux then come here for #asterisk questions |
23:56.05 | Danett | ReiserFS would be better |
23:56.11 | Pete_newB_Largo | why? |
23:56.13 | Danett | well ext3 is reiser... |
23:56.17 | Danett | kinda |
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23:56.29 | Danett | nevermind :) just take ext3 :) |
23:56.32 | docelmo | What flavor linux you running |
23:56.40 | docelmo | Dan dont confuse the newb.. :) |
23:56.41 | Danett | however ReiserFS is supported in all distro's |
23:56.49 | Pete_newB_Largo | I'm trying out Slack 10.1 |
23:56.52 | Danett | ext3 is mostly not a standard kernel module |
23:57.00 | Danett | i would go for ReiserFS |
23:57.12 | docelmo | Pete ever use Redhat? |
23:57.29 | Danett | Pete_newB_Largo: yeah :) go for redhat if you are new to linux |
23:57.35 | twisted[work] | eww |
23:57.38 | twisted[work] | redhat spoils you |
23:57.41 | Danett | true |
23:57.43 | twisted[work] | use slackwkare or gentoo |
23:57.46 | twisted[work] | learn hardcore ;) |
23:57.52 | Danett | nah. debian is ok |
23:57.57 | Danett | for novice/prof |
23:58.03 | Pete_newB_Largo | I just deleted my FC3 partition to try slackware. |
23:58.07 | docelmo | hehe.. I was gonna say get CentOS 3.x or 4 its novice and very stable |
23:58.22 | twisted[work] | anywho |
23:58.22 | docelmo | Im running 25 CentOS servers |
23:58.23 | twisted[work] | time to go home |
23:58.35 | Danett | Pete_newB_Largo: do not use slackware, it's pretty complex. Use debian or Suse/Redhat |
23:58.43 | Pete_newB_Largo | I've used it before? |
23:59.00 | Danett | ? |
23:59.08 | Pete_newB_Largo | :) |
23:59.08 | Danett | oh :P |
23:59.19 | docelmo | then why ask questions about a linux filesystem? |
23:59.39 | Pete_newB_Largo | but the filesystem thing is something that I've never considered before. I always just went with the default. |