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01:05.12*** topic/#asterisk is #asterisk The Open Source PBX and Telephony Platform (asterisk.org) -=- LTS: 13.5.0 (2015/08/07), 11.19.0 (2015/08/07), 1.8.32.3 (2015/04/08); Standard: 12.8.2 (2015/04/08); 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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06:25.24phormulatehello, how do I enable srtp for chan motif?
06:28.57phormulateI'm trying to make sure the incoming rtp from google chat are encrypted, and I can't find a thing about it anywhere... successfully decoded the rtp stream as ulaw with wireshark to verify... driving my a bit nuts
06:29.42phormulategoogle states in the developers section, they support srtp for xmpp media
06:29.55phormulateI just can't find out how to enable it
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11:21.40cervajs2is it possible use tls,wss transport for endpoint with chan_pjsip?
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12:40.37riehello. im a newbe . Just a quick question. Asterix runs with AIX , so I do not necessarily need SIP, right?
12:41.40WIMPyThat obviousely depends on who you want it to talk to.
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12:42.47rieok. I have some softphones that work with SIP. Now I want make asterisk to send fax
12:46.08[TK]D-Fenderrie: "core show applications like fax
12:46.42WIMPyFax is evil.
12:46.48riethe question is if I can only use iax and no SIP if i want to make internal calls and fax sending or if i have to use SIP for any reasons.
12:47.06riethat makes me hope ;)
12:47.18WIMPyIf you want to use SIP phones, you obviousely need SIP.
12:47.42WIMPyIf you use IAX (or other types of) phones, you don't need SIP.
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12:49.13WIMPyIf you have something that talks IAX... But that would be T.30 only.
12:49.20rieI already have hylafax running and a registered iaxmodem
12:49.38marceloamorimguys, could I send any variable through iax2?
12:50.01WIMPymarceloamorim: Yes. See function IAXVAR.
12:50.33marceloamorimty sir
12:50.37WIMPyUnfortunatly IAX seems to be dying.
12:51.03rieme too soon....
12:51.13riewell, show must go on :)
12:51.22rieis there an alternative?
12:51.40WIMPyNot really.
12:52.02WIMPyLooks like everything that makes SIP look bad must go.
12:52.18WIMPyThat would be about ... everything.
12:52.35riei heard iax is more reliable
12:53.04WIMPyIt has several advantages.
12:54.03[TK]D-Fenderriei heard iax is more reliable <- it isn't
12:54.32WIMPyI haven't heard of anyone having NAT issues with IAX, yet.
12:54.52rieok. i have a soft fax that is registered on my aserisk server. then i have a gateway with an old fax also registered. it is correct that the iaxmodem does the "forwarding"?
12:55.02[TK]D-FenderIt is simpler as far as handling some mor annoying NAT's that mess with SIP+RTP, but "reliable" isn't an appropriate term
12:55.21[TK]D-Fenderrie: "forwarding" is not an appropriate term
12:55.46[TK]D-Fenderrie: And I'm not sure where you're going with that question
12:56.11WIMPyI think it is appropriate to call somethign that would work without a potential lot of hazzle, nore reliable.
12:56.27rie[TK]D-Fender, i'm stuck .
12:56.43[TK]D-Fenderrie: rephrase your question.
12:58.34rieall devices are in the same network. when i send a fax from one extension to an other how is the aiaxmodem involved?
12:59.14[TK]D-Fenderit's involved if you use it
12:59.19[TK]D-Fendernothing "just happens"
12:59.35[TK]D-FenderYou get calls from devices that place calls.  You send them where you send them.
13:01.32rieif 'iax2 show peers' shows the modem but it is not online, how can i get it on?
13:02.18[TK]D-FenderMake sure to start it
13:03.34rie[TK]D-Fender,  errm, how?
13:03.49[TK]D-FenderRead it's instructions
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13:04.29[TK]D-FenderIt has its own webpage with instructions.  They tell you how to use it
13:05.07AlienPenguinhi all, i am trying to configure asterisk so that i can have multiple peers with the same name: i.e. 100 but belonging to different realms, is that possible?
13:05.21rieok. it is running now . thanks. i never tried to start it until now XD
13:06.55[TK]D-FenderAlienPenguin: No.  Peername is unique.  having differently named peers with the same USERNAME might work if they are on different realms... not sure...
13:07.28AlienPenguin[TK]D-Fender, ok i will try ty
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13:13.14AlienPenguin[TK]D-Fender, it accepts the configuration but the two sip peers cannot register (cannot find matching peers) i named the peers as 100_0 and 100_1 with the same username and different realms
13:13.44AlienPenguinfrom what i gathered from rfc it should be possible to have the same name on a different realm
13:15.43[TK]D-Fender* isn't a nice full realm supporting SIP proxy.  It is a basic B2BUA
13:15.52[TK]D-FenderDon't bet on RFC all the time
13:16.03[TK]D-FenderESPECIALLY with chan_sip.
13:16.09[TK]D-FenderYou might have better luck with PJSIP
13:17.26AlienPenguinpjsip as integrated in * or as a standalone project
13:17.28AlienPenguin?
13:17.49[TK]D-Fenderintegrated
13:17.55[TK]D-FenderRead up...
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13:45.51cervajs2anyone with working webrtc with chan_pjsip?
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13:58.47monstercoHi - anyone has experience with goautodial? I am wondering where I can set the trunk?
13:59.10[TK]D-FenderNot supported here
14:00.02monstercoThanks - Do you know if there is a channel for it?
14:00.14[TK]D-FenderNo.  Their webpage should tell you.
14:00.27[TK]D-FenderI doubt the have enough users to consider IRC worthwhile
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15:23.45Dick-TracyGood Morning #asterisk - I've been digging for a way to get the called number for a session in the h context. Running stock 11. Is this possable without setting it as a goblal or tossing it in a local?
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15:50.09dan_jHi, What softphones would you recommend?
15:55.01[TK]D-Fendernone
15:55.03[TK]D-FenderAll suck
15:55.08[TK]D-Fendersome only slightly less than others
15:55.30[TK]D-FenderBria seems popular
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16:28.38dan_jYeh, thats what I'm finding. Thanks for the confirmation.
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17:25.44mutilatoris the only way to do a call back queue to mod teh Queue application directly?
17:25.54mutilatori cant think og any snazzy way to hold a spot otherwise
17:28.44WIMPycall back?
17:29.57rrittgarni use call files
17:30.03rrittgarnto do a CBQ
17:30.25rrittgarni also have two separate queues, but could probably do it in one
17:30.57rrittgarnfirst queue times out, gives them the option for the CBQ, if they opt in, generate a call file to join the queue in their place, then they hang up, otherwise if they don't want a call back, they join the queue right then instead
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17:31.28rrittgarnOn the Call Backs i also modify the caller ID for the agents so they can see its a call back and aren't confused by ringing
17:31.45mutilatorhm
17:31.54mutilatorso how does that preserve their spot in the queue?
17:33.39mutilatorsomeoen calls the queue, "you're position 29, press 1 to hold your place and receive a callback..."
17:35.49nnyAny old schoolers here? I am working with an Ast 1.2 client (we are upgrading to Ast 11 later this year) to move a server install. The new location test server has a connection to a mysql database for realtime. I have the client installed on CentOS7 (I know I know) and running, using the configs from the old server. I have the database config the s
17:35.49nnyame (and it is loaded as needed) yet asterisk doesn't seem to be picking up realtime entries for voicemail, sip or iax. There isn't a lot of commands in 1.2 from console, maybe someone knows one that can define the reason (log shows config loaded, but not much else in full). I have used realtime show status http://pastebin.com/YStfT9vx
17:36.23nnyI have tested the database with asterisk credentials and was able to get a listing of users from the proper database, etc etc
17:37.50nnyAs this is 1.2 there is a distinct lack of feedback for diagnostic. Although challenging I am finding myself out of resources for troubleshooting
17:43.57rrittgarn@mutilator it adds the call file to the queue at the same time they would have entered it anyway. In a high volume situation you might have a caller bump a couple spots, but nothing too terrible
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17:46.35mutilatorhmm
17:46.39nnystarting to think the configs aren't setup for using realtime right, event hough they work on the old server somehow
17:46.41mutilatoroh
17:46.47mutilatoryou just add the .call to the queue
17:47.04mutilatorwhich would jump to the end of the queue
17:47.06mutilatori see
17:48.24mutilatorwonder if you could make the call cut in line..
17:51.34rrittgarn@mutilator I think you could if you wanted to. There's a variable for that you can set i believe.
17:51.58WIMPyA parameter to Queue.
17:54.27nnyok extconfig has definitions for the different families, so that's fine
17:54.32mutilatoralrite, i'll dig into this a bit then
17:54.37mutilatorthanks guys
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17:59.44nnylet me reorganize my question, so it appears in 1.2 there was no caching of realtime meaning it didn't show up in SIP SHOW PEERS until it was being used. This explains a lot. I can test this by adding an entry and testing it with a sip client. Is there some way to know this is what the situationi s in 1.2?
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18:09.18filenny, that's the situation in each version with chan_sip realtime
18:23.04nnygot it ty
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19:39.28phormulateany idea how to enable srtp for chan_motif?
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22:06.49px1mphello, I've noticed I cannot register with sip provider using register
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22:08.39px1mpi've tried several providers and watched the communication with tcpdump, but it seems, no communication with any of the servers is happenin
22:09.23px1mpany idea how to troubleshoot ?
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