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00:00.08bobbymci guess i have to use docker or some other type of linux container =(
00:01.10bobbymcfile: thank you for verifing this, i was under the impression timefd uses software for timing, and by software i thought it doesnt need to have access tot he bus or anyhting else for timing
00:01.28filetimerfd is the interface to the kernel for providing timing
00:01.41filebut even with a software derived timing source that still uses the system clock in some manner
00:01.49filewhich can be variable in a virtualized environment
00:02.05bobbymcyea the issue is the system clock in a vm is not dependable
00:02.09bobbymcit falls back
00:02.14bobbymcthats why ntpd is a must on vms
00:02.23bobbymcwell at least vms like xen and kvm
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03:00.20priorfrabobbymc, thank you for answering
03:04.09priorfraHi all again: I'm testing video (vp8) on Asterisk 11; I have no errors, audio is ok but I cannot see video. Any idea about howto troubleshoot this issue ? I have followed all tutorials, patched, etc. Any suggestion is welcome.
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08:01.12jzu_what kind of trunk settings I would need to if I have IAX2 Trunk configured and outbound route would be behind that IAX2 Trunk, is that kind of setup hard to do?-)
08:01.15jzu_guess no :)
08:01.48jzu_Phone -> PBX A <--IAX2--> PBX B --> SIP Trunk with outgoing DID
08:02.31jzu_calls are so seldom that having just one outgoing DID that serves both PBX's would be enough
08:11.13ChannelZnot sure I even understand the question.  You just Dial() wherever you want.  If that's another Asterisk box, so be it.  Then its dialplan needs to be constructed such that it Dial()s wherever it should go from there.
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08:16.23jzu_ok, so yeah - that's what I meant
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08:25.25ChannelZjust keep in mind you're creating more latency doing that
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09:52.25*** topic/#asterisk is #asterisk The Open Source PBX and Telephony Platform (asterisk.org) -=- LTS: 13.2.0 (2015/02/06), 11.16.0 (2015/02/06), 1.8.32.2 (2015/01/28); Standard: 12.8.1 (2015/01/28); DAHDI: DAHDI-linux 2.10.0 (2014/08/13), DAHDI-tools 2.10.0 (2014/08/13); libpri 1.4.15 (2014/06/16) -=- Asterisk wiki: wiki.asterisk.org -=- Code of Conduct: bit.ly/1hH6P22 -=- Logs: bit.ly/1s4AKKu
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10:43.29trurlHi. Im' reading a book to "learn asterisk" and it says even in a voip/sip-only configuration installing DAHDI as a prereq for asterisk is recommended because of some timing modules provided. is this still valid with asterisk >13.1? (the book covers asterisk 11)
10:44.53WIMPyIt was only required up to 1.6.something.
10:47.22trurl"We recommend that you install it even if you have no hardware installed, because DAHDI is a dependency required for building the timing module res_timing_dahdi and is used for Asterisk dialplan applications such as MeetMe()."
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11:00.39fileit's *required* for chan_dahdi and app_meetme, for other stuff that requires timing there are other timing modules which do not require it
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11:05.11angryuser_laptopgood day, what is the default value of the session-timer of the asterisk when nothing is set ?
11:06.13trurlfile: okay, thanks, so that is still valid with * 13.1 i take.
11:06.55fileif you can use an alternative timing module (such as res_timing_timerfd) and don't need Meetme, then it's not needed
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11:36.43dan_jHi. A client is experiencing jitter on their ADSL line and sip calls to our asterisk server are barely audible. The ISP say that they cant see anything wrong and no packet loss. What options do I have apart from replacing the adsl line?
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13:21.31malcolmdnote the app_confbridge is a nice replacement for app_meetme
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13:42.48alex999hello everybody...
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13:44.34alex999My asterisk server is currently at version 13. I am installing fax for asterisk following the various procedure to gather the best compiled pgm. In my case is Core2.
13:45.11alex999Anyway i cannot find the core2 version 13 but just version 12.
13:46.04alex999do u think I could have any problem installing core2 version 12
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13:47.36WIMPyNo, but I bet it will refuse to load.
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13:49.37alex999is it normal that version 13 is not yet released
13:50.09mjtit is absolutely abnormal ;)
13:50.19WIMPyThe guys at Digium might have other priorities.
13:50.43WIMPymjt: Still using fax is perverted
13:51.00WIMPyBuy pretty wide spread.
13:51.45mjtyes indeed
13:52.30alex999how can I request it...
13:53.33alex999I know that few people are still using fax... but for who still does, I need to offer this service
13:57.00[TK]D-Fenderalex999: Just use regular SpanDSP
14:02.22alex999what differs from FFA & SpanDSP? Which one is the lightest?
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14:05.26[TK]D-FenderFrom your end
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14:07.47alex999D-Fender: Thank you!!! You are always very helpful!
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14:10.10[TK]D-FenderYou're welcome
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15:57.46cuscocan a sub channel, say, a dial from app Queue() to a Local/member , set a variable that can be read back in the first channel ?
15:58.33cuscosay queue tryies: Local/member1 - returns busy(), and then Local/member2 - in this local dialplan i would like to evaluate a variable that was previously set in Local/member1
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16:33.37ruben23hi guys
16:34.25ChannelZhey lady
16:34.25ruben23i have added some sip configuration on the sip.conf on my asterisk but problem even i reload on the CLI> it does not take effect..i need to asterisk the service before it works
16:34.35ruben23what could be the issue
16:34.50ChannelZwhat does 'sip reload' tell you?
16:35.11ruben23206-225-84-35*CLI> sip reload
16:35.11ruben23[Apr  2 12:34:58]  Reloading SIP
16:36.03ChannelZwhat is your verbose set to?
16:36.40sgriepentrogcusco: try https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Asterisk+11+Function_SHARED
16:38.12ruben23ChannelZ: how to check..?
16:39.01ruben23Connected to Asterisk 1.8.23.0-vici currently running on 206-225-84-35 (pid = 2767)
16:39.01ruben23Verbosity is at least 26
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16:43.24ChannelZcore set verbose
16:43.40ChannelZgrr
16:43.42ChannelZcore set verbose 3
16:44.59ChannelZif you're at least 3 and 'sip reload' only says that one line, then something is screwed.  Check your sip.conf syntax that you didn't screw up something early on, have some wierd characters in it, etc
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18:38.12starbuckhi guys, is there a way to backup the configuration from a cisco converted sip phone to a tftp?
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19:18.15jmordicaI'd like to write the number of active calls per second or minute to a file from asterisk. I'm able to "watch" the active incoming calls by running this
19:18.26jmordicawatch "asterisk -vvvvvrx 'core show channels verbose' | grep -e SIP/bw-atl* -e SIP/bw-denver*"
19:18.47robmalWhy not zabbix?
19:18.58jmordicabut how would I go about writing the number of lines/calls to a file every minute or so?
19:19.26jmordicanever heard of zabbix
19:19.53robmalOh. Google zabbix/cacti/nagios/munin + asterisk
19:20.04robmalYou'll thank me later ;-)
19:21.25jmordicaah cool
19:21.36jmordicawhich one would be best for monitoring/storing active calls?
19:26.05robmalIf you need only active calls stats i'd go with cacti.
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19:32.06jmordicaand nagios for more fine grained data?
19:34.50robmalBoth zabbix and nagios are better suited for ensuring continiuity of service, so they can automatically react if something goes sideways (sip peer unreachable -> ping -> traceroute -> nmap -> notify), but zabbix has nicer charts ;-)
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