IRC log for #asterisk on 20110921

00:00.03leifmadsenpdtpatrick1: then no, the functionality doesn't exist
00:00.10leifmadsenyou'd need to write a script to trigger via AMI
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00:00.52pdtpatrick1oh i c
00:01.01pdtpatrick1okay thanks will do that then
00:02.18pdtpatrick1is this ur blog ?
00:02.20pdtpatrick1http://leifmadsen.wordpress.com/2009/07/17/howto-getting-jabberxmpp-notifications-from-your-pbx/
00:02.28leifmadsenyes it is
00:02.43pdtpatrick1haha cool stuff.
00:02.53leifmadsen:)
00:04.15pdtpatrick1mine => thinkfirstblinksecond.com
00:04.24pdtpatrick1anyway .. the script .. that would have to be agi ?
00:04.40leifmadsenno, AGI is triggered from the dialplan
00:04.45leifmadsenAMI is triggered from an external script
00:05.13pdtpatrick1okay.. going to read up on it
00:07.13pdtpatrick1but in the dialplan is where jabber is checking for the user's status and setting 1 = online etc.
00:07.26pdtpatrick1right? so shouldn't then the script run from there?
00:07.41leifmadsenpdtpatrick1: you wanted to dial an extension through jabber
00:07.51leifmadsenwhich to me, means you want to initiate the connection via jabber
00:08.08leifmadsenwhich means, you need to actually trigger that from an external script that triggers the call via the AMI
00:08.28pdtpatrick1oh sorry .. i guess i thought of another question and never asked it
00:08.33leifmadsenscripts talk to AMI, Asterisk executes scripts via AGI
00:08.36pdtpatrick1I'm not trying to set the status of the user
00:08.47leifmadsenI'm not talking about setting the status of the user at all
00:08.52pdtpatrick1so for instance, I call someone - if they pick up, i would like to set their status to say "On the phone"
00:09.00pdtpatrick1right i just realized that now
00:09.01leifmadsen<pdtpatrick1> Question .. does anyone know of a bot that will permit you to dial an extension through jabber?
00:09.05leifmadsenthis is what I'm try to answer
00:09.24leifmadsenI suggest asking the question you want answered :)
00:09.27pdtpatrick1yeah sorry about that .. i was researching that and thought of another question but never asked it and assumed we were talking about that
00:10.03pdtpatrick1Question - what's a good way to have asterisk set the user's status in Jabber to on the phone when they answer a call
00:10.25leifmadsenI think there is a JABBER_STATUS() dialplan function
00:11.54pdtpatrick1isn't that just for retrieving the status.. at least that's what i got when i read and tested it
00:12.02leifmadsenit may not set the status
00:12.24leifmadsenif you need to set it programmatically from another script outside of Asterisk, then yes, AGI is what you want to use
00:14.48pdtpatrick1do u have an ami example on ur blog or something i can follow?
00:15.10leifmadsenI do not -- I've never set that up before
00:15.13leifmadsensorry
00:15.23leifmadsenAMI:   script --> Asterisk
00:15.31leifmadsenAGI:  Asterisk --> dialplan --> script
00:15.53beta2kAnyone around willing to look at my polycom configs or share theirs?  I'm not sure what I'm missing reading the docs...
00:16.21Naikrovekhow are you configuring them?  tftp ftp
00:16.58beta2ktftp
00:17.07beta2kGot them to download the new FW and bootrom
00:17.18beta2kbut I'm missing something when I'm setting up the configs
00:19.27beta2kJust poking around on the phone, looks like I'm missing the auth settings
00:21.11Naikrovekmaybe.  in one of my phone configs there's reg.1.x which has the name and the extension and the label and the password and blah blah blah
00:21.55beta2kYeah that's all there
00:22.24beta2kBut when I head down further to authentication I get the previous settings from flash
00:24.08beta2kHrm, reg1.auth.userId="520" is in there so it should be right....
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00:43.31beta2kMaybe there's a problem with the new bootrom/app and asterisk...
00:43.52beta2kI turned on sip debugging and see it failing to register with bad auth
00:44.05leifmadsenwhat version?
00:44.18beta2kthe userid is right, realm ok
00:44.19leifmadsenbecause I'm using the latest one (that I'm aware of) on about 50+ phones
00:44.31beta2k3.2.5
00:44.32leifmadsendoes it try to register? if not, then the problem is your Polycom configuration
00:44.44p3nguinYou have the "address" and the "auth ID" both set to the name of the device as configured in sip.conf?
00:44.47beta2kIt tries to register, but fails with bad auth
00:45.03leifmadsenthen you have a configuration problem still
00:45.21leifmadsenthe authentication you're using isn't matching the peer that is matched by asterisk
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00:52.58beta2kHere's my phone config file
00:53.00beta2khttp://paste.pocoo.org/show/479562/
00:53.57beta2kand sip.conf override, http://paste.pocoo.org/show/479564/
00:54.29beta2kI can't see what I'm missing :)
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01:05.24Naikroveki'll take a squiz
01:05.29Naikroveka look
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01:06.09Naikrovekwhat's [mac].cfg look like
01:06.20Naikrovekbeta2k: ping
01:07.36Naikrovekdon't modify your sip.cfg, ever.
01:08.00Naikrovekrevert all files to default.  create a [mac].cfg file for a phone.  0004f22abcdef.cfg or whatever
01:09.05Naikrovekit will look like: ah crap i don't have my copies locally.  it'll tell the phone(s) what to look for as far as other files go.  it'll tell the phone where to log, where to find its directory, and where the override folder is.
01:09.17Naikrovekgrr let me find an example
01:11.11Naikroveki had all these on pastebin at one point, but i lost the bookmarks.
01:12.27Naikrovekafk a moment
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01:33.39Naikrovekargh why does that bulletin from polycom say NOT to use [mac].cfg files, but then the admin guide says TO use them...
01:33.57NaikrovekI'll buy a technical proofreader for $50, Pat.
01:34.46Naikrovekalright well i'm going to use the admin guide as my polycom config bible.  i'm ignoring that bulletin.
01:35.09Naikrovekremove all your changes from all files.  unzip the firmware again, overwriting sip.cfg and phone1.cfg.
01:37.33tonsofpcsanyone know much about h323?
01:38.43Naikrovekbeta2k: create a .cfg for each phone, according to its mac address.  here's an example for a phone with mac 0004f22abcdef: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/479588/
01:39.30p3nguinI don't know if he's even here anymore.
01:44.32Naikrovekbeta2k: then create phone1_0004f22abcdef.cfg, as referenced in the 0004f22abcdef.cfg file.  it will look like this: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/479591/  fill in the appropriate details.
01:45.14Naikrovekyou'll need another file for the server information, timezone (if not sent via DHCP) and such.  I don't have my own example of that handy atm.  Ask me tomorrow and I'll send it to you.
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02:29.15Kalaverahello I am trying to configure an asterisk with a common fxo line
02:29.38Kalaverabut not sure how to proceed about trunks and DIDs
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02:39.18beta2kNaikrovek: Ok, I'll try that :)  I'd been ignoring all the tutorials saying to do that because the polycom docs said not to do it like that :)
02:39.42Naikrovekwell the admin guide says do to that, and that's how I do it.
02:39.47Naikrovekand it works very well
02:39.56Naikroveki have 120 phones all configured that way
02:40.33KalaveraNaikrovek: I do have some troubles making asterisk to work out
02:41.53Kalavera1.- card's let is on, 2.- I can not see the channels by typing dahdi show channels
02:42.09Naikroveki don't know anything about DAHDI devices
02:42.14Kalaverabut I can see information by typing cat /proc/dahdi/1
02:42.38Naikrovekthere's a fella in #freepbx, [tk]d-fender, who will be able to tell you how to solve this.
02:42.56Kalaveraok thank you
02:43.14NaikrovekNight time in the US is a slow time in this channel
02:43.38Naikrovekif you ask again in 12 hours you'll get your answers
02:51.45beta2kCripes, night time in the US is when I'm getting going on this stuff
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02:54.13Kalaverabeta2k: lol
02:54.31Kalaverabeta2k: me too
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02:56.43KalaveraI have troubles trying to make outgoing calls
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03:07.26ChannelZIn what way
03:08.17beta2kYay it works :)  Thanks Naikrovek
03:08.44beta2kKalavera: Intermittent?
03:23.57Kalaverait says that all the lines are busy , seems becaused some missconfiguration but it is my first day if not the first hours trying to configure asterisk
03:24.00Kalaverawith freepbx
03:24.26ChannelZugh
03:24.33ChannelZcan't help you much with freepbx
03:24.40p3nguin~freepbx
03:24.41infobot[~freepbx] FreePBX is unable to be supported here. It is made up of complex dialplans and scripts which can't be easily supported by people who aren't deeply involved. Try joining #freepbx and asking there, or fpbx
03:24.45p3nguin~book
03:24.46infobotAsterisk: The Definitive Guide, 3rd Edition (ISBN 0-596-51734-3) available at http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596517342 - Asterisk: The Definitive Guide is released under a Creative Commons License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/us/) and is available for reading online at http://ofps.oreilly.com/titles/9780596517342/ or ~buybook
03:24.57Kalaveraanyways I don't think FreePBX touches dahdi files
03:25.07ChannelZit touches everything
03:25.14ChannelZit's like cancer
03:25.24Kalaveralol
03:25.32ChannelZWhat is the FXO?
03:25.50KalaveraSpan 1: WCTDM/0 "Wildcard AEX410" (MASTER)
03:25.53Kalaverafour ports
03:26.13Kalaveraanother thing is that I am not sure how to identify which one is port one
03:26.39Kalaveraexcept that unplugging and plugging the wire in both ends
03:28.04ChannelZDo you have a softphone or something else setup too?
03:28.19Kalaverammm I do have a Grandstream IP phone
03:28.24Kalaveraand a Snom 300
03:28.31ChannelZworking?
03:28.36KalaveraI can make calls from Grandstream to the snom
03:28.49Kalaverabut can not make calls from Snom to Grandstream
03:28.56Kalaverait alBUT it did
03:29.20Kalaveramust be something that I moved in the phone config
03:29.33Kalaveraand what doesn't totally works is outgoing calls
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05:32.21schmidtsgood morning
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05:44.39ChannelZfnord!
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08:02.01ruben23hi guys any idea or help i have a tmpfs on my asterisk server set liek this http://pastebin.com/fM3SK4AJ  <------------but problme its getting full and cause an error on my recordings, any idea how to resolve the issue geting its full always and i always reboot to clear it out
08:03.12kaldemarruben23: move the files elsewhere when it gets full
08:04.50ruben23kaldemar:how to do that..? i mean last time its not getting full at all now its always coming up full
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08:07.37kaldemarruben23: last time? make something that checks the available space on the tmpfs and moves files out of it if it's getting full.
08:08.18irrootruben23 you using tmpfs mount ?? that is a bad idea that is machine ram
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08:51.25jkroonhi guys, when I've got a fromdomain= set up in a SIP peer, but if I channel originate SIP/peer/number application Echo asterisk still sends anonymous.invalid as the domain - is this intended behaviour or a bug?
08:51.42jkroonalso, what's the difference between defaultuser and fromuser?
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08:58.15jkroonnm @ defaultuser q - that's used in the absence of authuser / fromuser (according to a quick perusal of the code)
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09:01.37irrootjkroon there is some other stuff to be added
09:01.54jkroon??
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09:04.41RamaskezHi All, I have an asterisk 1.6.2.19 box that periodically stops accepting new calls and ramps the CPU up to 100% on all CPU's. Asterisk is still running and dosent crash however wont accept any new calls and wont hangup any old calls. If I do asterisk -rx "core show channels" then I get a list of channels but the command never completes and just halts. Any ideas how I will go about debuging this?
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09:10.36stixis it the asterisk-process which uses 100% of the CPU?
09:10.56jkroonirroot, i don't even know what rpid is ... never needed to set that before.
09:11.08ChainsawMorning jkroon.
09:11.36jkroonRamaskez, a few bugs there that triggers that.  I've filed bugs on issues.asterisk.org - you're welcome to trawl them and custom patch.
09:11.41irrootjkroon ^^^ got it know it works as daughter loves prank calling ala whackhead from auntie ... [fakecli]
09:11.51jkroonmorning Chainsaw - don't usually see you here :)
09:12.17RamaskezThanks jkroon. Ill look in to it
09:14.39jkroonpersonally i just gave up on the 1.6.2.X branch - I can recommend moving to >1.8.5.0 - mostly it's a trivial migration.
09:15.48jkroononly one serious bug in 1.8.5.0 onwards that I'm aware of and that is an issue if a sip reload is still running whilst sip peers is executing.
09:16.24jkroonChainsaw will likely correct me as he maintains the patches being merged on gentoo - I just send him the patches after submitting to issues.asterisk.org.
09:16.25irrootid say get 1.8.7.0-rc2
09:17.02jkroonChainsaw, perhaps we need to consider a 1.8.7.0-r2 for gentoo?  i value irroot's opinion about as high as you do mine.
09:17.11irrootthe fix for the timerfd hangup is in and some others
09:17.19Chainsawjkroon: If you want that, I can get you that tomorrow.
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09:17.29Chainsawjkroon: On a train towards London right now, my connectivity isn't really up to CVS work.
09:17.30jkroonwasn't the timerfd issue fix reverted again?
09:17.43jkroondue to performance degradion in some or other unrelated subsystem?
09:17.50irrootthat was 1.8.6
09:17.51jkrooni won't touch it before sat anyway.
09:18.01jkroonirroot, cool beans - that is indeed VERY good news.
09:18.09Chainsawjkroon: In that case, just send me a reminder e-mail to the linx domain please.
09:18.18Chainsawjkroon: I won't be working this Friday, but should have time for it tomorrow.
09:18.52irrootthere does not look to be anything in the pipe line for -rc3 but its early this could be 1.8.7
09:21.46irrootjkroon RB1310 you commiting it ??
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09:25.53jacc0good morning all :)
09:29.05irrootjacc0 you is what i was thinking what happening with RB1310
09:31.45jacc0what is with RB1310?
09:32.33jacc0will it be intergrated?
09:32.48jacc0in asterisk 10 perhaps?
09:34.20jacc0Do I have to add anything ?
09:36.49irrootjacc0 for 10/trunk
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09:37.52din3shhi all
09:38.23din3shstupid question, how do I download a specitic trunk version?
09:38.31din3shrevision sorry*
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09:53.02irrootdin3sh "svn co -r ....
09:55.16din3sh-r is the revision number?
09:59.30din3shthnx
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10:56.39kchehabhi
10:57.14kchehabwhere i can ask a question relation to a2billing call cut for the last call duration
10:57.26kchehabrelated*
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12:07.22infobotQuestions in the channel should be specific, informative, complete, concise, and on-topic.  Don't ask if you can ask a question first.  Don't ask if a person is there; just ask what you intended to ask them.  Better questions more frequently yield better answers.  We are all here voluntarily or against our will.
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12:23.11jacc0any change asterisk 1.8.7 is going to be released somewhere today?
12:26.04jacc0*chance
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12:40.43orionihow do i log on the cdr the IP of an extensions ?
12:41.21leifmadsenorioni: if you're using cdr_adaptive_odbc, just create a new field in the database and write to it using the CDR() function
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12:41.52orioniim using mysql as a   backend , but cant find the variable that i have to use to get the IP
12:42.07leifmadsenI don't understand the question
12:42.14leifmadsenthe IP of what, and from where, and when?
12:42.19orionicant find how to get the IP of the extension
12:42.29orionithe IP of the user
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12:42.33orionior the ATA devices
12:42.34leifmadsentry SIPPEER() function if it is a SIP end point
12:43.36orionilike this   exten => 123,1,Set(sip_ip=${SIPPEER(2001,ip)})
12:43.40leifmadsensure
12:43.53orioniand then to insert on the mysql as a userfield ?
12:43.57leifmadsensure
12:44.02orionithanks man
12:44.11orionilast question
12:44.29leifmadsenno, it won't be
12:44.30leifmadsen:)
12:44.42orioniwhat is the diference of SIP/exten@provider  vs SIP/provider/exten
12:45.29orioni:)
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12:49.47NourSsHi, i sell 2 digiums cards ( TE 122 and TDM 411 ), private me for more information
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12:59.16IsUphello
12:59.41IsUpI am getting an error when i make an outbound call "app_dial.c:1298 dial_exec_full: Unable to create channel of type 'ZAP' (cause 0 - Unknown)"
13:00.11IsUpI have 2 GSM gateways connected to my PBX via PRI, and their loads are high
13:00.37IsUpI mean i have very busy traffic on that PRI lines. It says "PRI Flags: Resetting" when i do 'zap show channel XX'
13:01.36IsUpSame as here: http://www.mail-archive.com/asterisk-users@lists.digium.com/msg95362.html and http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/2007-July/192052.html
13:01.51IsUpNo solution so far... any ideas?
13:02.35WIMPyWhat version are you on? zap was replaced by dahdi years ago.
13:02.49kaldemarmore than 3,5 years ago.
13:02.51WIMPyIs that gateway acting as NT?
13:04.05IsUpIts DAHDI but i am using as "Zap" because of my codes and database data etc...
13:04.40WIMPy3.5 years ago, channel reallocation might not have worked at all with libpri. It's still not water tight, as far as I know.
13:04.53IsUpI have dahdichanname = no under my asterisk.conf
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13:05.28Dovidwhat is this error ? (I already looked on Google): Prodding channel 'Local/2@enswitch-call-exten-437b;2' failed
13:05.36IsUpWIMPy: whats is NT? do you mean Master or Slave Timer?
13:06.41WIMPyOne side of the link hast to be in NT and the other end in TE mode. Who is acting as the network?
13:06.47IsUpAlso i am using Sangoma A108 and Digium TDM2400P on same server
13:06.51IsUpAh okay let me see
13:08.20IsUpIt's switchtype=euroisdn and signalling=pri_cpe in zapata.conf, also span=3,0,0,ccs,hdb3,crc4,yellow in dahdi/system.conf
13:08.37IsUpi'll check TE/NT in 2 mins, i have to connect to GSM gateway
13:08.42jacc0@leifmadsen: guess that was an answer to my question :)
13:09.12WIMPyRight. So they're both trying to allocate channels.
13:09.33leifmadsenI don't even know what the question was :)
13:10.02WIMPyFind out in what order the gateway allocates channels and configure chan_dahdi to use the opposite strategy (if there is one).
13:10.29IsUpWIMPy: It's "NT" on my GSM gateway.
13:10.31WIMPyThat should minimise the issue. But a real fix doesn't exist, I think.
13:10.54IsUpWIMPy: I think you are not talking about hunting policy, right? because i am sending calls with exact port numbers, not with group option
13:11.02WIMPyOr if you can reverse roles, that might help/
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13:11.10devil_evoxxxhi all :)
13:11.16WIMPyYes, I am.
13:11.38jacc0@orion: in your first example asterisk will do a dns look up for 'provider' and send the call to the result ip
13:11.54IsUpWIMPy: I am sending calls like ZAP/XX/<number>, i mean my scripts are setting port when dialing, i am not using g1 or g2, grouping
13:12.17kaldemarIsUp: cpe should take timing from the line, i.e. your span should be defined as span=3,1,...
13:12.41jacc0@orion: in your second example the ip of `provider` has to be in the sip.conf,user.conf or iax.conf (or in the database)
13:12.41IsUpalso my GSM gateway has "Master" timing, is that right?
13:12.45WIMPyIf you're specifying the channel yourself, you probably won;t know if it is in use. But you should get another error then.
13:13.14WIMPyAny way, specifying channels doesn't make much sense usually.
13:13.14jacc0any chance asterisk 1.8.7 is going to be released somewhere today? that was the question
13:13.32jacc0I'm off
13:13.35jacc0bye all
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13:13.43WIMPyYes, the NT should be master.
13:13.45kaldemarIsUp: even more reason to have span=3,1,... if the gateway is providing timing.
13:13.52IsUpWIMPy: I have to specify channel. Because i have an IVR system and its picking ports with some checks
13:14.30IsUpkaldemar: I have 2 GSM gateways, one of them is MASTER and other one is SLAVE
13:14.33WIMPyAre you using the gateway one way only?
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13:14.48IsUpWIMPy: Yes, but i have inbound calls, sometimes
13:15.07WIMPyThat's gettig interesting. Why are they configured differently?
13:15.07IsUpLet me paste my configuration to somewhere
13:17.09WIMPyI guess that thing leads to a question I wondered about before: Can you have multiple timing sources per card?
13:17.57IsUpWIMPy: http://pastebin.com/gzEk3mdL
13:18.00WIMPyI can't find the answer from the sample configs.
13:18.09NourSs<PROTECTED>
13:18.53IsUpWIMPy: I have all PRI connections on my Sangoma 108, (8 port) and i have 1 Digium TDM2400P for FXO/FXS calls.
13:19.05WIMPyok
13:19.46WIMPyThe aswer might give different results for Digium or Sangoma hardware, I guess.
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13:20.19Kattyhello my asterisk does not work at all how to fix plz????
13:20.41WIMPyBut as kaldemar said: You should not try to provide timing on any of those interfaces.
13:21.00WIMPyThat should usually cause trouble.
13:21.04IsUpkaldemar: May you check my configuration http://pastebin.com/gzEk3mdL
13:21.49IsUpWIMPy: Should i upgrade to 1.8? I am using  1.4.31 at the moment
13:22.33WIMPyI would, but it won't make a difference as far as timing goes.
13:23.00kaldemarIsUp: change timing setting for all spans.
13:23.00WIMPyBut there have been lots of fixes since then.
13:23.41IsUpWIMPy: understood
13:23.53IsUpkaldemar: Should i change any settings on GSM gateway? May you help?
13:24.09IsUpkaldemar: or should i set SLAVE on both GSM gateways?
13:24.18WIMPyNo, dahdi/system.conf
13:24.28kaldemarIsUp: leave the gateways be.
13:24.46WIMPyYou could do that. But you still need to chane it for your telco.
13:25.12WIMPyDon't you have any issues on that line?
13:25.31IsUpWIMPy: Telco PRI is working fine. Just GSM gateways are problematic
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13:26.04IsUpWIMPy: Probably 20 outbound calls per minute on my GSM gateways
13:26.26WIMPyMy only guess would be that maybe Sangoma ignores the timing configuration. It shouldn't work very well with that configuration.
13:26.29IsUpWIMPy: and after some load, some ports are going to "Resetting" state as i said
13:26.35jkroonhi guys, when doing channel originate Local/123@context extension 321@forwardchannel - is there any way to get channel variables into the Local/123@context channel?
13:27.09IsUpWIMPy: It's possible, Sangoma has TE_CLOCK, TDMV_DCHAN, TDMV_SPAN settings on configuration
13:27.25IsUpWIMPy: Basicly, wanrouter (sangoma software) controls the DAHDI, its patching DAHDI i think
13:27.36WIMPyWe'd need a full trace to be able to find out exactely what's happening.
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13:28.48IsUpWIMPy: ill find a way to reproduce this error. and ill debug span, but its a production server and i cant shutdown it now
13:28.53WIMPyWell, that timing configuration isn't really needed in theory.
13:29.42IsUpOh i found a stucked port now, ill try to place a call and debug it
13:30.34WIMPyPlease use intense debug.
13:32.41IsUpWell, on problematic port, theres no any debug output, but if call via a working port, its giving debug output
13:33.27IsUpZAP/33 is problematic one, if i place a call, its just giving: Unable to create channel of type 'ZAP' (cause 0 - Unknown, but if i place a call via ZAP/45 or any other working port, its giving debug output
13:33.48WIMPySo it's f..ed up inside chan_dahdi.
13:34.10IsUpYeah, i think so
13:34.53WIMPyLooks like a good candidate for an up to date version.
13:36.35NourSs<PROTECTED>
13:36.47IsUpYeah but the problem is i have an IVR software, which running over AGI. there are some changes in Asterisk 1.8 and its not worrking well. I have to re-code this IVR software.
13:37.03WIMPyNourSs: You don't need to tell that every 10 minutes.
13:37.59NourSsWIMPy: Ok :-)
13:38.14IsUpWIMPy: Maybe i can set resetinterval=180 or something.
13:38.42IsUpWIMPy. Because port is working after some time.
13:38.54IsUpWIMPy: without a restart or anything
13:39.12WIMPyIt's worth a try.
13:39.49IsUpWIMPy: And should i change anything in system.conf for timings?
13:41.24WIMPyYes, you should set all ports to slave. But if it works otherwise, I guess that part of the configuration is ignored. You should have issues with the telco line otherwise.
13:41.55WIMPyNourSs: Ah, 2nd try after 0 bids?
13:42.34NourSsWIMPy: Yes, lower price now ;-)
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13:43.05orioniwhat is the diference of SIP/exten@provider vs SIP/provider/exten
13:43.14NourSsIf anyone buy my two card i offer an Polycom IP 331
13:44.41WIMPyNourSs: The price for the E1 is still a lot higher than what I payed for a 2xE1. But at least below a 4xE1.
13:45.12IsUpWIMpy and kaldemar, thanks for the help
13:45.21NourSsNow i sell it for 100$
13:45.24IsUpWIMPy: I just talk to Sangoma support. They'll check my configurations
13:45.25NourSsearch card
13:45.36WIMPyAnd paypal only is a serious restriction.
13:45.41IsUpWIMPy: And i'll be back later. Thanks again.
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13:46.03NourSsWIMPy: Paypal, a restriction ?
13:47.22WIMPyIt's good if you want to sell to US or UK, but the popularity in the rest of europe is limited.
13:49.54WIMPyThey just produced seriousely bad pess again last week.
13:52.12SunTsuNourSs: paypal really tried hard to be ignored by most people politically aware
13:52.50NourSsI want to sell in US or UK, i'm french.. ;-)
13:53.16Kattybloody french!! *shakes fist*
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13:53.24Katty*hee* <3 the french
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13:56.45WIMPyI used paypal in the very beginning, but their T&C have become unacceptable many years ago. And parts of them are even illegal here. But that doesn't stop them from enforcing them.
13:57.08NaikrovekWIMPy: where is "here"
13:57.38WIMPyEU, especially DE.
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13:58.10WIMPyProbably other countries likewise.
13:59.04SunTsuWIMPy: I used them for some time, being annoyed of their T&C, when they totally went over the top by locking down wikileaks and Wau-Holland-Stiftung accounts - while at the same time allowing "evil" organizations to still use them
13:59.36SunTsunever used them since, never will again
13:59.45WIMPyneither
14:00.47KattyWIMPy: you gonna join the xmas card exchange this year (sorry if i already asked my memory is crap!)
14:01.02Kattyhugs Naikrovek
14:01.11Naikrovekreciprocates.
14:01.15Naikrovekhow ya doing
14:01.24WIMPyNo, you didn't ask, but no, I can't stand paper.
14:01.24Kattygood...good. working on caffeine levels.
14:01.28Kattyhow're you dear? how's the family?
14:01.33Naikrovekall good
14:01.46Naikrovekbought my wife an android tablet for her birthday.  she literally did a backflip
14:02.33SunTsuNaikrovek: hitting the tablet with her feet while doing so? ;)
14:02.46NaikrovekSunTsu: no, thankfully
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14:03.03KattyNaikrovek: aww, that was very nice
14:03.13SunTsuNaikrovek: what did you get her?
14:03.17Naikrovekyeah, now i really want one.  going to ask my employer to get me one.
14:03.28NaikrovekSunTsu: samsung galaxy tab 10.1
14:03.31KattyNaikrovek: are you joining the xmas card exchange this year?
14:03.35Naikrovekit's an awesome device
14:03.43NaikrovekKatty: i dunno
14:04.06SunTsuNaikrovek: nice device, too nice as far as apple is concerned
14:04.14Naikrovekapple can shove it
14:04.21Naikroveki hate apple
14:04.41KattyNaikrovek: well if you want to, let me know (=
14:04.48NaikrovekKatty: okay :)
14:04.50KattyNaikrovek: the list is already up and a handful of people are on it
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14:06.53Kattygoes back to the tardis knitting project.
14:07.04jkroonirroot, are there backports for T.30 <-> T.38 yet? (to 1.8)
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14:12.36irrootjkroon i have a backport for it in my branches and patch
14:13.09irroothttp://svnview.digium.com/svn/asterisk/team/irroot/patches/
14:13.17irrootyou can pick it up there
14:13.25jkroonalready busy downloading :)
14:14.06anonymouz666irroot: this patch is generated automatically ?
14:14.26irrooti do it manually periodicallly
14:14.50irrootonce 10 is out ill stop updating it
14:14.52anonymouz666I see, there's a change in 10, you backport to you 1.8 branch, and then generate the patch
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14:15.38irrootsomething like that the initial work was done for 1.8 and merged with 10 but now its 10->1.8
14:15.40jkroonirroot, which of those patches exactly do I need?
14:16.06irroothttp://svnview.digium.com/svn/asterisk/team/irroot/patches/t38gateway-1.8.patch
14:16.17jkroongot it thanks.
14:16.29jkrooneventually realized the "description" is simply the last changelog entry :p
14:17.39NourSsHi, i sell 2 digiums cards ( TE 122 and TDM 411 ), private me for more information
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14:18.11jkroonNourSs, you deliver to ZA ?
14:18.33NourSsjkroon: possible
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14:33.33p3nguinAh, so I'm back to THAT problem again... when I hang up my phone after having received a call, asterisk crashes.  Well done, chan_sccp-b.  Well done.
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14:49.43eject_ckHow can I make asterisk's console output colorful for "SIP DEBUG" ?
14:52.48leifmadseneject_ck: do you get colour at all right now?
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14:57.10Kattyhelllllllloooo nurse.
14:57.39Naikrovekleifmadsen: doest thou have a moment?
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15:00.48eject_ckleifmadsen: yes, I have some colored messages like verbose level or when I have calls
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15:01.27eject_ckwant to colorize output during debug session to make it much easier to find errors and etc.
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15:07.04leifmadseneject_ck: you'll need to patch Asterisk then
15:07.40p3nguinPut some ointment on it first.
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15:08.48Naikrovekand if you don't stop picking, it'll never heal
15:09.02ph_tamuhello everyone
15:09.10Naikrovekheya
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15:17.35Kattyis someone hurt?
15:17.49Kattyhas pro-nurturing skillzors.
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15:19.14Faustovjust nod if you can hear me
15:21.39Kattylove that song
15:21.47SeRiguys I am running asterisk 1.8.4.4 on a alix box. The alix box has no audio engine so I keep getting the following: Sep 20 19:24:02 pbx local0.warn asterisk[2318]: WARNING[4263]: chan_oss.c:487 in setformat: Unable to re-open DSP device /dev/dsp: No such file or directory
15:21.57Kattywonders what an alix box is
15:22.07SeRihow can I disable it
15:22.22SeRiAlix its an embedded motherboard maker
15:22.31filetackle hugs Katty
15:22.32Kattyahh
15:22.34SeRihttp://www.pcengines.ch/alix2d3.htm
15:22.36Kattyhugs file
15:22.42Kattyfile: are you joining the xmas card exchange this year?
15:22.43p3nguinseri: I suppose you could set a noload for chan_oss.so in modules.conf.
15:22.55fileKatty, Christmas doesn't exist! LA LA LA LA LA
15:23.06SeRip3nguin, ok I thought so... I just didnt know if it was safe.
15:23.15SeRiThanks for the confirmation
15:23.28p3nguinseri: You could module unload chan_oss.so for now to test it.
15:23.38SeRijust did :P
15:23.42SeRiall ok...
15:24.16SeRithough there would be no sound processing in the cli I guess
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15:24.37SeRithats where i though it could harm the system but guess not :)
15:24.37Kattyfile: sure it does!!
15:24.47Kattyfile: if you don't want to join the list that's fine, but i sitll want to send you a card.
15:24.54Kattyfile: will you /query me with your address?
15:25.00filesure!
15:25.07Kattyty
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15:26.01p3nguinseri: There is a note in modules.conf about loading one of chan_oss, chan_alsa, or chan_console.  Not sure what that's all about.
15:27.23WIMPyYou can't have more than one console, AFAIK.
15:27.36p3nguinBut do you have to have one?
15:27.42WIMPyno
15:27.52p3nguinWhat does it actually do?
15:28.23WIMPyMake your sound card a phone that's controlled via *cli.
15:28.52WIMPyCan be quite handy for overhead paging.
15:30.51Kattyhugs ChannelZ
15:33.49SeRiWIMPy, so if I dont have a sound processor than I am sh* out luck?
15:34.05catphishcan anyone suggest why changing CALLERID(all) does not caused the callerid number to be changed in the CDR?
15:34.37WIMPySeRi: Only if you need one.
15:34.51WIMPyAsterisk doesn't.
15:35.23SeRimhhhh well not really I guess :) ah key word "asterisk doesn't"
15:35.29SeRicool thanks
15:36.30ph_tamucan anyone assist me with echo problem on an analog card?
15:38.15navaismoph_tamu try with fxotune if you use dahdi
15:41.09ph_tamunavaismo: thx for reply.  i've ran fxotune.  followed several instructions online. additional info: asterisk 1.62, TDM800P, oslec, followed instruction to adjust rx/tx gains.
15:41.36ph_tamuthe echo is intermittent, even on the same call.
15:42.22navaismomaybe its time to consider buy a HPEC license
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15:44.06Kattywhat do i want for lunch
15:44.11ph_tamunavaismo: well, what's got me wondering is why the card worked fine before.  we had it in an older machine the had a failure and moved it to newer box and decided to go from v1.4 to v1.62
15:44.35catphishstrange, i can't seem to change the callerid saved in the CDR at all
15:44.54catphish(the number part anyway)
15:46.49catphishah - https://issues.asterisk.org/view.php?id=15613
15:47.17KavanSanyone aware of any chrome/chromium plugins with click-2-dial functionality w/asterisk?
15:48.35catphishyou have to use callerid(ani) :)
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15:50.47navaismoph_tamu debug echo it difficult
15:51.11navaismothe usage of cpu and ram when you hear the echo its normal?
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15:53.46ph_tamunavaismo: yes, it's normal.  theres not indication of high load or mem usage
15:59.36ph_tamunavaismo: I should mention that our sip user is only one that experience the echo issue; not heard on other end (thru pstn).
16:00.20navaismothis sip user use an ATA?
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16:02.16ph_tamunavaismo: no, all are softphone users.
16:02.36p3nguinIt's 5 o'clock somewhere.
16:02.41navaismomaybe the echo came from the headset
16:02.57atanCan you factory reset a polycom IP300 without a tftp server?
16:03.16Naikrovekyes.  format the phone.  that's as close as you'll get with or without a tftp server, I think.
16:03.28atanNaikrovek, where does that option hide? :-)
16:03.34Naikrovekwhat model phone
16:03.38atanIP300
16:03.49Naikroveki dont' have one, but it's in the admin menu somewhere
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16:05.00ph_tamunavaismo:  i've considered that but... some users are using different model/style headsets and issue didn't exist b4.
16:05.04libryderhelllo
16:05.34ph_tamunavaismo:  i'll add that i've tested iax2 softphone client and that didn't help either.
16:05.50leifmadsenp3nguin: great point
16:06.09p3nguinI do what I can.
16:08.58p3nguinWhat's the term for a system where you call and record a message, which then calls a list of phone numbers to play an important announcement?  Schools often do it for bad weather closings or early dismissals which weren't previously scheduled.
16:11.13Naikrovekdunno the term
16:11.29Naikroveknot wardialer, not voicemail blasting something inbetween
16:13.00p3nguinHow does voicemail blasting work and what's the reason to do it?
16:13.33Naikrovekwell i use it for phone system changes, to tell everyone that there is a new general purpose teleconf room at XXX or whatever
16:14.00Naikrovekyou record a message, and it just puts a copy of it in everyone's voicemail box
16:14.51chuckfp3nguin: robodialing?
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16:15.32p3nguinOkay, yeah that won't work for this application.  The numbers are going to be home, work, and/or mobile phones rather than on an internal system.
16:15.37Naikrovekchuckf: that's the same as wardialing I think.  what he's looking for is some phone subscription service
16:15.50Naikroveki don't know the term.
16:16.00ph_tamup3nguin: i thought that was just robocalling... "voicemail blasting" and "wardialing"... hmm... learned something new.
16:16.05p3nguinRight now, the lady has to call each number on the list and speak the message to either a person or to voicemail.
16:16.14Naikrovekew
16:16.23p3nguinIt needs to be automated.
16:16.27Naikrovekmost definitely
16:16.37Naikrovekmy daughter's school uses some software to do it
16:16.52Naikrovekit sends me an email that takes me to a site where i listen to the message
16:16.53p3nguinI can do it easily with Asterisk, but I don't know the term for it.
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16:17.48navaismoph_tamu same extension in other PC?
16:18.20p3nguinI'll have her call a specific number, enter her PIN, record the message, optionally listen to it, then activate the system to call all the people concerned.
16:18.30chuckfNaikrovek: I thought that robodialing was what it was commonly called when the calls are targeted. Wardialing is an old school term for calling random numbers automaticlly
16:18.47Naikrovekchuckf: ah maybe
16:18.51Naikrovekyou may be right
16:18.53libryderhow can i troubleshoot this?
16:18.53libryderUnable to connect to remote asterisk (does /var/run/asterisk/asterisk.ctl exist? (it does))
16:19.01ph_tamunavaismo: each softphone user has their own extension.  [or maybe i didn't understand the question.]
16:19.03p3nguinWar dialing had a very specific purpose for calling the random numbers, though.
16:19.28chuckffrom wikipedia: Robocall is a term for an automated phone call that uses both a computerized autodialer and a computer-delivered pre-recorded message. The implication is that a "robocall" resembles a telephone call from a robot. Robocalls are often associated with political and telemarketing phone campaigns, but can also be used for public-service or emergency announcements.
16:19.41p3nguinI would classify any automated calling from a list as robo-dialing.
16:20.13p3nguinBut more specific applications using a robo-dial technique should have more specific names.
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16:21.44p3nguinWow, the ban is lifted.
16:21.48navaismoamm, you can try change that extension to another PC and see if the echo persist if not its something in the original PC
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16:23.26p3nguinBut the +q remains.
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16:24.05p3nguinStill there.
16:24.08leifmadsenhuh...
16:24.23p3nguinhisnick!*@*
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16:25.08atanis going to take these IP300 phones and throw them across the parking lot
16:25.25p3nguinI'll give you my shipping address.
16:25.27Qwellp3nguin: where did you see the +q set?
16:25.30chuckfis going to stand on the other side and catch them
16:25.36p3nguin/mode +q
16:25.37Qwellit doesn't show up in /bans
16:25.38Qwellahh
16:25.43atanAll of them are preloaded with settings for another provider and won't boot to DHCP :X
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16:26.23atanThe admin login works fine though :-) I just want them to get on the network so I can use the web interface to change the SIP details but *no* that's too much to ask of these darn things.
16:34.12ph_tamunavaismo:  thanks for running through troubleshooting options with me.
16:34.35navaismono problem
16:35.48atanthinks there will be $20 phones going on eBay very soon
16:35.58atanNone of them will use DHCP to save their life :-(
16:36.12p3nguinDoes it have a powwer supply with it?
16:36.40atanAll of them have power, lol :-( I had really hoped to use them but meh they hate life right now
16:37.03p3nguinGot PayPal?
16:37.19atanshould, for his own sake, get back to you on that one
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16:37.39atanThere's 7 of them right now =\ I have 8, one does DHCP fine the other 7 hate life.
16:37.57p3nguinI guess you'll be keeping the one that is working.
16:38.44atanI'm sure it's just some setting I walked past somewhere. It must be. But I've set it all up the best I can tell and it just says "Failed to get boot paramaters via DHCP."
16:38.57p3nguinIf you're getting rid of them, I'd take one just so to mess with in an attempt to overcome the problem you're having.
16:39.23FaustovHi, I get this: == Executing [/usr/bin/sox 2011-09-21-17:36.wav 2011-09-21-17:36.mp3] in the CLI, however the mp3 does not get created. Manually it works - where can I see what fails?
16:39.23WIMPyAny VLAN stuff going on?
16:40.03atanWIMPy, it is indeed plugged in to a new router... interesting question. Will move it over to another router and see what happens and report back :)
16:40.12libryderhttp://www.amazon.com/Avoid-Huge-Ships-John-Trimmer/dp/0870334336/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1316623056&sr=8-1
16:40.35atanSome router they gave me to use with the new fiber install =\ not sure how it's setup right now
16:40.55atanBe back in a bit. Interesting to see what happens.
16:41.27irrootatan is it insured ?? petrol and match ??
16:41.44Faustovnevermind it was missing the paths
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16:46.40atanWell I'll be. Thank you WIMPy. Using the other router resolves this issue. However, now I wonder what on earth is not setup in the current router... hmmm... !
16:47.06Micccan I ignore the comfort noise messages when its talking about two asterisk servers? Because neither supports comfort noise it really shouldn't be complaining about it.
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17:03.30pdtpatrick1Question .. has anyone implemented something like this with Jabber?
17:03.30pdtpatrick1http://www.igniterealtime.org/projects/openfire/plugins/asterisk-im/readme.html
17:06.39Naikrovekif you count their spark client, yes
17:06.55Naikrovekthe spark client talks to asterisk though, not the other way around
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17:15.34leifmadsensounds like something I said last night :)_
17:22.07tzangerpdtpatrick1: what's that for, presence information for extensiosn?
17:22.10tzangerer extensions?
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17:24.26_pllHi, a quick question. Is there a way to leave confbridge conference?
17:24.48_pllapplication features don't seem to work there.
17:25.55Naikrovekhang up?
17:26.10p3nguinToo easy!
17:26.23_pllI am trying to implement n-way conference http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+n-way+call+HOWTO
17:26.28_pllusing app_confbridge
17:26.50_pllbecause there is no dahdi card in this server.
17:27.19p3nguinYou don't need a card to use MeetMe.
17:27.21_pllIt works fine until I have to invite a 4th person because features don't work inside.
17:27.38p3nguinCards are for analog connectivity.
17:27.50_pllMeetme uses timer from dahdi
17:28.00p3nguinOh yeah?
17:28.12p3nguinYou must think I'm new here.
17:30.05_pllhow reliable is to use meetme with no card timer.
17:30.12p3nguinvery
17:30.42p3nguinI've been using MeetMe for years using the timer provided by Dahdi.
17:32.29p3nguinDon't take this the wrong way; I'm not trying to discourage you from using ConfBridge, but I do want you to know that MeetMe works just fine and it does not require a card (because cards are for analog connectivity).
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17:32.49Qwellp3nguin: Have you looked at confbridge lately?
17:32.55p3nguinNegative.
17:32.58pdtpatrick1tzanger, presence information .. so what i am trying to do is when the  user picks up the phone - i want their jabber client to change to on the phone or busy
17:33.00QwellLook in 10-beta
17:33.07p3nguinI've heard it's pretty nice, though.
17:33.12pdtpatrick1currently i only have it go to VM if busy or away
17:33.14pdtpatrick1and ring when online
17:33.19tzangerpdtpatrick1: gotcha
17:33.25pdtpatrick1any idea?
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17:33.29tzangerI'm just reading about openfire now. never heard of it before
17:33.37p3nguinI use openfire.
17:33.44p3nguinEasy deployment.
17:35.19tzangerneeding to use java is kind of putting me off of it
17:35.36tzangerp3nguin: how do you use openfire, what is your use case?
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17:36.07p3nguinI use it for a basic XMPP messaging platform.
17:36.29p3nguinIt's for internal IM service and I also use it with asterisk for call notification.
17:36.31ph_tamuwould cpu affinity help reduce echo issue?
17:36.35bobgI have a snom 821 SIP phone connecting to Asterisk 1.6.2.5 via NAT with qualify=yes.  Status shows "UNREACHABLE" yet wireshark shows me that the phones "Status: 200 OK" message is reaching the Asterisk box. Any ideas on what to check next?
17:36.50pdtpatrick1p3nguin, what other plugins do u use?
17:36.56pdtpatrick1besides call notification
17:37.00pdtpatrick1i already have that working
17:37.19p3nguinIM is all I use it for.
17:37.39pdtpatrick1no presence detection or nifty tricks?
17:37.45p3nguinAsterisk is configured as a component, and I use JabberSend() in dial plan.
17:37.57pdtpatrick1right got that working
17:38.10p3nguinI didn't know I needed anything else.
17:38.37pdtpatrick1but it would be super cool if someone was say online, ur phone rings and then soon as u pick up, your jabber client goes to DnD so all subsequent calls are either parked or forwarded or sent to voicemail
17:38.59pdtpatrick1i also saw something where u can actually interact with the ami .. and type something like foward + extension
17:39.06pdtpatrick1and it would forward to that person
17:39.22pdtpatrick1that's a totally different level but now i have to battle with getting this api to work
17:39.31p3nguinWhy would I rely on jabber for that stuff?  Asterisk does that fine all by itself.
17:39.58_pllDamn, beta 10 confbridge looks so sweet.
17:40.38Qwellp3nguin: ^ I told you so.
17:41.33QwellIt's cool though.  You can keep using meetme, while us big kids video conference in hyper wideband.
17:41.56QwellThe_Boy_Wonder: PS, we'll need the term "hyper wideband" some day, for really reals.
17:42.28p3nguinI *JUST* moved to 1.8.  I won't be using 10 for years!
17:43.20QwellYou're a whole 184kHz behind
17:43.41p3nguinI don't have any video phones, anyway.
17:44.09QwellBut your conference calls will sound like they're on...phones...gross.
17:44.17p3nguinhaha
17:44.59QwellWe rock out at higher-than-CD-quality in ours.
17:45.13The_Boy_Wonder192khz ftw
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17:45.29QwellThe_Boy_Wonder: we really need to get some hardware that supports that >.>
17:45.40p3nguinI'd probably have to upgrade the hardware that Asterisk is on.
17:45.46MiccWhat are some good video phones that work with that?
17:45.47bobgis there a conference app for *  that lets you create and manage temporary conf rooms for meetings?
17:45.54QwellMicc: the polycom ones
17:46.08Miccaren't those like starting at $1500?
17:46.16Qwellgot me
17:46.23Qwelljitsi is supposedly a good softphone
17:46.35p3nguinBuy a dozen of them so everyone can have fun in meetings.
17:46.38The_Boy_Wonderyeah, jitsi worked best with confbridge and video
17:46.41MiccI'll have to find a big customer that wants some polycom video phones so I can play with em.
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17:47.26pdtpatrick1Question .. someone please educate me.. does Meetme depend on dahdi and if so does that mean without a PRI (if one is using sip trunking)  .. you cannot conferece/bridge calls?
17:48.01_pllI am interested in the answer too.
17:48.18QwellThe_Boy_Wonder: We need these.  http://www.polycom.com/products/voice/accessories/soundstation_vtx1000_subwoofer.html
17:48.21MiccI bridge/conference calls all the time without a pri card.
17:48.51pdtpatrick1Micc, are u using sip-trunks ?
17:48.58atanAnyone happen to know of a toll-free number setup to play hold music I can play with to test the value route on voip.ms? Want to see if it can hold a call for 4+ hours.
17:48.59The_Boy_Wonderwow, a sub for a speaker phone
17:49.06atanOr perhaps someone just knows if it works... that's cool too.
17:50.49pdtpatrick1Micc, any response?
17:51.06Qwellatan: Call my electric company.  They'll keep you on hold for 4 hours.
17:51.28pdtpatrick1haha
17:52.19SeRilmao
17:52.37Miccpdtpatrick1, yes only use sip trunks
17:52.40bobgpeople who call me to sell me things I don't want are often put on hold for 4 hours
17:53.14bobgMy on hold message then tells them to contact their doctor
17:53.18pdtpatrick1Micc, looks like u still have to use a dummy zaptel driver for the conferencing to work .. can u verify this?
17:54.57bobgi assume that you need at least a dummy zaptel/DHADI driver for a lot of things in * to work
17:55.27Miccpdtpatrick1, I suppose thats possible. I don't think I'm building dahdi anything on my new machines, so I doubt it requires a dummy driver thats in the dahdi package.
17:55.45Miccpdtpatrick1, I haven't build zaptel or dahdi in years now.
17:56.59pdtpatrick1what version of asterisk are you on ?
17:57.11Micc1.6.2.17.3
17:57.37pdtpatrick1i c
17:57.56pdtpatrick1well i'll soon find out :( .. couple more days will be off PRI and we'll see.
17:58.18pdtpatrick1Another question .. has another successfully integrated their PBX with exchange calendaring ?
17:58.27_pllmeet me requires dahdi to be loaded in the kernel.
17:58.36MiccPRIs are a hassle IMO, compared to sip trunks from a good provider.
17:59.00p3nguin_pll: Good thing it has a module for that.
17:59.19_pllhmm?
17:59.23Micc_pll: yes, lsmod does show dahdi_dummy.
17:59.29jayteepdtpatrick1, I integrated an Asterisk PBX with Exchange 2007 Unified Messaging as the voicemail system.
17:59.57jayteeand it could access the user's Outlook calendar
18:00.39pdtpatrick1what's the benefit you would think of having such? does it send reminders to your phones? maybe allow people to book meetings etc?
18:00.54p3nguinbobg: My problem is that they often call me toll-free, so I want to get them off the line well before the 4 hour mark.
18:01.00jayteebut Exchange UM, OCS and now Lync only talk SIP TCP, they won't talk SIP UDP.
18:01.24pdtpatrick1awww
18:01.36SeRisomehting funny is happening when I recive calls.... when the call comes in my phones ring very weird.... Its like they short ring pause ring pause full ring pause... Any ideas what cuases this behavior?
18:01.50SeRisometimes I answer and the other side still rining
18:01.57SeRiwierd....
18:02.41Miccwhat is the advantage of hooking up asterisk to exchange?
18:02.49jayteepdtpatrick1, no it won't send messages to phones, it will provide autoattendant voice recognition for a Directory of employees, will read your email over the phone to you, let you check meetings, appointments or cancel/reschedule them over the phone. Plus it will do that easily in multiple languages.
18:03.54jayteethe price of course for adding those kinds of bells and whistles is that you have to buy Exchange Enterprise CAL licenses for every Unified Messaging client.
18:04.45jayteepdtpatrick1, Asterisk 1.6.2.x and above will talk SIP TCP to Exchange
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18:05.06jayteeI've had it working on 1.6.1.12 back a few years ago.
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18:05.44jayteeprior to that I had to use SipXecs as a sip proxy doing UDP/TCP transforms
18:05.54jayteewhen running * 1.4
18:07.25_pllhmm, can't load app_meetme
18:07.45jayteedo you have DAHDI installed and loaded?
18:07.50_pllDoes it depend in anything else?
18:08.18_pllyes, I compiled latest dahdi then recompiled asterisk, started dahdi and restarted asterisk
18:08.37p3nguinWhat exactly do you mean by "started dahdi" there?
18:09.03_pllservice dahdi start
18:09.09_pllloads dahdi modules?
18:09.15_plllsmod shows dahdi
18:09.15p3nguinThat's not needed.
18:09.17p3nguinYou load the dahdi module in the kernel, and load the chan_dahdi module in Asterisk.
18:09.28_pllchan_dahdi required?
18:09.30_pllhmmm
18:09.54p3nguinIf you want the pseudo channel, which provides timing, you'll want chan_dahdi to be loaded.
18:10.22Micclsmod should show dahdi_dummy
18:10.33p3nguinNo it shouldn't.
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18:10.57Miccp3nguin, mine does. actually it shows both dahdi and dahdi_dummy
18:11.05p3nguindahdi_dummy has been gone for some time; the dummy is now part of the regular dahdi module.
18:11.11MiccI thought he was doing it without the real hardware.
18:11.15p3nguinWhich means you need to upgrade.
18:11.17Miccoh
18:11.21Miccgood to know.
18:13.20jayteeyeah, on 1.6.2.12 running lsmod I get dahdi_transcode, dahdi and dahdi_voicebus but don't see a dahdi_dummy even though I know that * uses the dummy module.
18:14.53Qwelldahdi_dummy is dead
18:15.02QwellIt's part of dahdi now
18:15.44_pllhmm, can't load chan_dahdi either.
18:16.10QwellDid you re-run configure after installing dahdi?
18:16.16_pllyes
18:16.36_pllbecause the module appears as chan_dahdi.so app_meetme.so
18:16.39p3nguinThat all seems like a lot of work.  I've never had to do anything with dahdi other than install it and load it.
18:16.54_pllI am using autoload = no
18:17.01_pllIs there anything else I need to load? a res_ ???
18:17.03SeRiany body know how fix ring issues? my phones are some what ringing all broken... like short ring pause full ring... etc...
18:17.06SeRiany ideas?
18:17.27_pllres_timing_dahdi fails too
18:19.36_pllin fact, I can't load anything. Something went wrong in the compile/install.
18:23.18_pllblep, freepbx rewrote modules.conf
18:23.28leifmadsenshocking
18:23.41_pllmodule was already autoloaded
18:23.55leifmadsenwith freepbx you can pretty always assume it is going to rewrite all the .conf files
18:24.15anonymouz666chmod -w *.conf
18:24.17anonymouz666:P
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18:26.49ocxqueue pause is not available for asterisk 1.4 ?
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18:28.57radenhugs Katty
18:29.59NaikrovekKatty ignores raden
18:30.01Naikroveklulz
18:30.08radenlol
18:30.10radenwhaz up bro
18:30.24p3nguinShe probably really did have to put him on ignore.
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18:31.26_pllYou don't need chan_dahdi for app_meetme
18:31.47p3nguinIf you want the pseudo channel, how will you get it?
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18:35.33leifmadsen_pll: why do you think that?  (you do)
18:36.33p3nguinMaybe he thinks that because app_meetme.so will load without having chan_dahdi.so loaded.
18:37.31p3nguinI'd be interested to see meetme work without it, though.
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18:41.17_pllleifmadsen: Because I haven't loaded chan_dahdi and it works.
18:42.25_pllp3nguin: Test it, it works.
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18:49.03SeRiis dtmfmode=rfc2833 need it when using a PAPT2 for sip with asterisk?
18:49.55p3nguinI'd certainly use that mode unless I was forced to use another for an extremely good reason.
18:51.23SeRip3nguin, only reason I ask is because my phones are all strugling to ring and sometimes when I pick up the call the other side stays ringing even though I answerd... I thought that had something to do with it
18:51.41p3nguinThat's not DTMF.
18:53.01SeRip3nguin, any clues on where I should be looking at? the logs show everything to be ok
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19:04.32bmintRecently updated from Asterisk 1.6 to 1.8.  Now when I try to park a call by transferring to 500 (our parkext) it does not playback the park position.  It shows that is is playing in the CLI but the parker does not hear it.
19:05.16p3nguinAre you parking with features?
19:05.20bmintYes
19:06.27bmintActually I am transferring to ext 500.
19:06.37bmintWe have had issues with one touch parking.
19:07.02psilikonWhat is the preferred method for clustering Asterisk servers together for the largest aggregate number of concurrent channels?
19:09.41Naikrovekraden: playing with windows 8, trying to design a new phone system in my head, working on an important internal project, designing a new virtualization system, trying not to make fun of my receptionist's laugh, thinking of other things to add to this sentence.
19:13.33Chainsawsets a loop of the receptionists laugh as hold music on the phone system in Naikrovek's head
19:15.18NuggetCorporate Accounts Payable, Nina Speak, Just a Moment
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19:18.49NaikrovekNugget: hah
19:18.56Naikrovekyou're a power-lurker dude
19:19.11Naikrovekyou were in #slashdot also, the 13-14 years ago when i met you there
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19:19.37Naikrovekwhere the hell is drdink anyway
19:19.57Naikrovekdrwiii
19:20.00Naikrovekall the oldies
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19:21.32Nuggethe's around, I stalk him on facebook
19:21.42Nuggetcowboyneal is the one who fell off the face of the earth
19:21.55Naikrovekah yeah wow
19:22.52Naikrovekdrdink was a fun guy
19:23.06Nuggethttp://macnugget.org/stuff/res0/
19:24.09Naikrovekwhat are those
19:24.14Naikrovekmp3s, but whose
19:24.22Naikrovekyours, but who wrote them/performed them?  will listen later
19:24.32Nuggetres0
19:24.38jayteetelnet
19:24.38Nuggettelnet is eeeeeeevil!
19:24.42jayteeLOL
19:24.51Naikroveklol
19:25.00tzangertelnet is AWRSOME
19:25.07Naikrovekshyeah, if you're in 1995
19:25.13tzangeroh wait, that's a misspelling. ARSEOME.
19:25.31Micctelnet is still good to test protocols that aren't encrypted.
19:25.33Naikrovekwhen i worked for verio, we did all of our cisco router work via telnet
19:25.36tzangeryep I still use it
19:25.43jayteefor a second I thought it was an accent like Gary Oldman had in The Fifth Element
19:25.52Nuggetha ARSEOME
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19:32.17ocxis there any way of getting  device states for analog phones?
19:33.17ocxdevice state information for analog
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19:34.42Miccocx, an analog phone connected to an ATA?
19:34.53ocxfxs port
19:35.06Miccno idea about that. don't use fxs ports.
19:38.56Naikrovekanalog hardware is a pita, ime
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20:31.02Miccis there any way to stop these comfort noise errors between two asterisk servers?
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20:31.44p3nguinDoes it say that Asterisk does not support comfort noise?
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20:32.04malcolmdasterisk a > asterisk b  shouldn't result in comfort noise errors...asterisk doesn't support comfort noise and shouldn't try to invite to another server with it or generate it
20:32.42p3nguinDo you see the message on both systems?
20:34.36jayteeasterisk would not be the source of comfort noise but a phone connected to asterisk a might be producing it.
20:35.34jayteelook in the phone configs for options like Silence Suppression or Comfort Noise and if the phones have it disable the option.
20:35.36malcolmdyup, but in that case, the second asterisk server shouldn't be generating the error because the first server shouldn't have created an invite to the second with cng enabled.  so, really, just find the endpoint and turn off cng
20:35.46p3nguinI have another theory as well, but until he answers me, I won't be able to apply my thoughts.
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21:04.07devil_evoxxxhi all
21:04.17devil_evoxxxsomeone here use Quescom Gw?
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21:14.25MiccYes I see them on both systems, and they are both the same version of asterisk. 1.6.2.17.3
21:16.20Miccits not generated by the device. I only get the error between servers.
21:16.55leifmadsenasterisk does not generate CNG
21:16.59leifmadsenand it will not offer it
21:17.07leifmadsenit *has* to come from the end points outside of asterisk
21:18.13MiccI don't see it with just provider -> asterisk -> end point
21:18.26MiccI only see error when it is provider -> asterisk -> asterisk -> end point
21:19.17MiccI'm not saying it is doing CNG, but maybe its detecting it incorrectly.
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23:15.17Eitanhey guys... running asterisk 1.4.41 - i am haveing a lot of strange behavior with my queues.... nothing static... just problems come up randomly and disapear the same...
23:15.48Eitanphones will do half rings, and then transfer to other reps.... reps logged into multiple queues arent working properly
23:16.05Eitani know its vague... but anybody deal with this kind of issue ever?
23:16.13p3nguinYou're using chan_agent?
23:16.44Eitancurve ball... freepbx
23:16.50p3nguin~freepbx
23:16.50infobot[~freepbx] FreePBX is unable to be supported here. It is made up of complex dialplans and scripts which can't be easily supported by people who aren't deeply involved. Try joining #freepbx and asking there, or fpbx
23:16.55Eitanlol
23:16.56p3nguinThank you.  Come again.
23:17.22Eitanthanks
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23:38.03treborsuxI have tftp running phones with bootrom 4+ load and work fine
23:38.17treborsuxi have some that have 3.x and the sip app fails
23:38.51treborsuxi copied the boot rom zip for 4.3.1 into tftp directory
23:39.09treborsuxwhat do i have to do to tell phones to upgrade boot roms?
23:41.10treborsuxanyone here?
23:41.52pabelanger~patience
23:41.52infobotsomebody said patience was a Godly attribute, or the solution for most things.
23:42.08SeRi^^nice!
23:42.51treborsux:<
23:42.56treborsuxyou havent met my boos
23:43.18treborsuxsip app dies with config error
23:43.36treborsuxhow do i tell phone to upgrade bootrom that is in tfftp
23:43.52treborsuxboos=boss whoopie
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23:44.56pabelangerWell, you'll have to wait until somebody with polycom phones jumps in to help.  This is a channel for asterisk after all
23:46.31Naikrovekif the phone sees the bootrom files, it'll upgrade them on the next boot
23:47.03SeRiDoes anybody know what is the default user and password for the polycom phones or at least how to reset it to factory?
23:47.54Naikrovekdefault user/pass is Polycom/456
23:48.01Naikrovekjust 456 if you're on the phone menus
23:48.09Naikroveknote the capital P
23:52.51treborsuxanyone know how to upgade bootrom on a polycom?
23:53.18Naikrovekyes, i already said it.  dump the bootrom files the same place the firmware files are, and reboot the phone
23:53.35Naikrovekprovided the phone can communicate with the (t)ftp server, the phone will see the files and upgrade itself
23:53.37Naikrovekalso:
23:53.43NaikrovekADMIN GUIDE HAS THIS ALL IN IT.
23:53.51Naikrovekdownload it, read it, be enlightened.
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