date:20060110

[Asterisk-Users] 1.0.10 to 1.2.1 upgrade..is it worth it?

2006-01-10 Thread stevanus


Hi,

As I've dealt with asterisk 1.0.10 successfully, I wonder what the 
benefit I will get from upgrading to 1.2.1..
[Of course I know there're lot of new interesting stuffs  in 1.2.1, but 
are they stable already?]


Does the 1.2.1 need more resources, more power hungry?

Anyone has success story with asterisk 1.2.1 please share :)

Thank you...

Regards,

Stevanus
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RE: [Asterisk-Users] Recommendations on a WiFi phone for *?

2006-01-10 Thread Ivan Meic

>> Has anyone tried out Hitachi IPC-5000 ?
>> It looks nice and it's a bit exensive, but I would still like to hear
>> how does it behave around Asterisk.
>>
>
>I used one for about 6 months. In general its well behaved with
>Asterisk. It is a little tedious to get setup, but then you only need
>to doit once. My issue with it were simple. The volume level was always
>too low. Also, in order for a call to be sustained while moving between
>access points they had to have the same SSID and be on the same
>channel. That's less than ideal. Also, it useful range from the AP was
>limited.

Can Hitachi do any "extra" features like Call Hold, Xfer, BlndXfer,
Conference maybe ?
My best choice so far (the only phone I've tested that actually works) is
ZyXEL,
but it can not do any of the features mentioned above.

Thanks,
Ivan


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Re: [Asterisk-Users] Eid Mubarak

2006-01-10 Thread Remco Barende

Is there no list moderation, could somebody please kick all these spammers 
off the list?


This just sucks, the lists volume is very high already even without the 
spam

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Re: [Asterisk-Users] Problem with Chan_zap.so

2006-01-10 Thread Dinesh Nair




On 01/10/06 04:32 Arinze Izukanne said the following:

I just upgraded to Asterisk 1.2.1 and Asterisk fails
to start with the error below.

Jan  9 21:25:38 NOTICE[1339]: cdr.c:1171 do_reload:
CDR simple logging enabled.
Jan  9 21:25:38 WARNING[1339]: loader.c:326
__load_resource:
/usr/lib/asterisk/modules/chan_zap.so: undefined
symbol: pri_restart


libpri seems to be missing from your library search path.

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Re: [Asterisk-Users] Incoming Zap channels not behaving as expected. Rejecting call on channel....

2006-01-10 Thread Dinesh Nair



On 01/10/06 11:06 Beau Hargis said the following:

-- Extension '2061234567' in context 'default' from '206987654' does
not exist.  Rejecting call on channel 0/16, span 4

When I add '_206XXX,1,Goto(demo,s,1)' I can get it to work.

This is going to be for an IVR application not a PBX. So, numbers are


you could have calls immediately sent to the s extension by the use of 
immediate=yes in zapata.conf. have you tried this option ?


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RE: [Asterisk-Users] VOIP Termination

2006-01-10 Thread Ross C

You need to find a VOIP provider for termination.  There are lots out there.
I use VoipJet.com.  they've been reliable and good overall.
Then you setup a new trunk in Asterisk for VoipJet.
The users would need some sort of SIP device at their premises; like a SIP
phone or an SPA-3000 or something.  There are other ways, but this is the
most generic way to set it all up.

So a user at House1 would pick up their SIP phone, dial a number, the phone
would connect with the Asterisk server, the Asterisk server passes the
number to dial to your VOIP provider (voipjet or whatever), and your voip
provider handles to VOIP-PSTN connection.  Sounds like you already have SIP
phones or something setup, so you should be OK there.

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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] VOIP Termination

First of all I am a complete noob to VOIP and Asterisk.  We currently have
an Asterisk box setup and working with 4 FXO ports to the PSTN.  What if I
wanted to build another Asterisk box for my ISP users so they could use VOIP
instead of the PSTN.  Am I correct in saying that I need to find a VOIP
provider to peer/terminate with so I can offer service to my users such as
LD and VOIP call to the PSTN network?  Or would I need an Asterisk box in
every little town that I want to allow them to call to?



J




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RE: [Asterisk-Users] New Freelance Site for Asterisk Consultantsand Those who Need Projects Done

2006-01-10 Thread Steve Totaro

There is already one post for help in the 15 minutes it has been online
so maybe it will catch on.  

Status: Open   
Budget: $ 50-250  
Created: 1/10/2006 23:49  
Bidding Ends: 1/13/2006 23:49 (3 days left)  
Project Creator: skywifi 
Rating: (No Feedback Yet)  
Description: We had a company build a system for our client consisting
of the following:

1 - WCTE11XP
1 - TDM04B
1 - TDM02B

Basically, we have (6) incoming PSTN lines and (24) Analog Zap
extensions connected through a Zhone Channel Bank. On some incoming PSTN
calls, we receive a loud screeching noise. This is an intermittent
problem that is very irritating.

> -Original Message-
> From: Darren Wiebe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2006 11:36 PM
> To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
> Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] New Freelance Site for Asterisk
> Consultantsand Those who Need Projects Done
> 
> Cool!  I just tool a look at it looks like you did a great job!!
> 
> Darren Wiebe
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> Steve Totaro wrote:
> 
> >Sorry if this is slightly off topic but it does pertain to Asterisk
> >Users as well as the biz list.  Also, sorry if it is a double post
but
> >the first one never made it to the list for some reason.
> >
> >
> >
> >Hello all,
> >
> >
> >
> >I have created a beta site for "Asterisk Gurus" or Consultants to bid
on
> >projects posted by customers needing to have work done.  It is very
> >similar to scriptlance or any of those other sites but it is
dedicated
> >to Asterisk and related issues so hopefully only really qualified
> >Asterisk consultants will bid on your projects.  If you post at one
of
> >those other sites, you wind up with 99% of the people who bid unable
to
> >complete the project and they waste your valuable time.
> >
> >
> >
> >Asterisk is a very specialized skill and with our rating system, we
can
> >quickly identify who the good "Asterisk Gurus" are and not waste time
> >with the wannabes.
> >
> >
> >
> >This also seems to be a very good replacement for the "Bounty" system
on
> >www.voip-info.org  .  I am sure we can
figure
> >out how to split costs owed to the "Asterisk Guru" between customers.
> >
> >
> >
> >It is VERY beta right now but I think it is also fully functional.
Any
> >reference to payments, deposits, $$$, etc can be ignored.  The
service
> >is free for now and will stay that way for at least the next six
months.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >However, I am may add a PayPal donation link since this is certainly
not
> >free for me.  Of course there is no obligation to donate but I would
> >appreciate it.  Heck, if there are enough donations then the site
could
> >remain free permanently.
> >
> >
> >
> >There are some small issues since the script is wrapped in another
> >script, but I am aware of this and will find a fix shortly.  Besides
> >that, I could use any input on usability, additions, categories not
> >listed, or whatever jumps to mind.
> >
> >
> >
> >I will also be adding a section to post resumes and other permanent
job
> >postings.
> >
> >
> >
> >Please test it out and let me know what you think.
> >
> >
> >
> >http://www.asteriskhelpdesk.com
> >
> >
> >
> >Thanks,
> >
> >Steve Totaro
> >
> >
> >
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Re: [Asterisk-Users] New Freelance Site for Asterisk Consultants and Those who Need Projects Done

2006-01-10 Thread Darren Wiebe


Cool!  I just tool a look at it looks like you did a great job!!

Darren Wiebe
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Steve Totaro wrote:


Sorry if this is slightly off topic but it does pertain to Asterisk
Users as well as the biz list.  Also, sorry if it is a double post but
the first one never made it to the list for some reason.



Hello all,



I have created a beta site for "Asterisk Gurus" or Consultants to bid on
projects posted by customers needing to have work done.  It is very
similar to scriptlance or any of those other sites but it is dedicated
to Asterisk and related issues so hopefully only really qualified
Asterisk consultants will bid on your projects.  If you post at one of
those other sites, you wind up with 99% of the people who bid unable to
complete the project and they waste your valuable time.



Asterisk is a very specialized skill and with our rating system, we can
quickly identify who the good "Asterisk Gurus" are and not waste time
with the wannabes.



This also seems to be a very good replacement for the "Bounty" system on
www.voip-info.org  .  I am sure we can figure
out how to split costs owed to the "Asterisk Guru" between customers.



It is VERY beta right now but I think it is also fully functional.  Any
reference to payments, deposits, $$$, etc can be ignored.  The service
is free for now and will stay that way for at least the next six months.




However, I am may add a PayPal donation link since this is certainly not
free for me.  Of course there is no obligation to donate but I would
appreciate it.  Heck, if there are enough donations then the site could
remain free permanently.



There are some small issues since the script is wrapped in another
script, but I am aware of this and will find a fix shortly.  Besides
that, I could use any input on usability, additions, categories not
listed, or whatever jumps to mind.



I will also be adding a section to post resumes and other permanent job
postings.



Please test it out and let me know what you think.



http://www.asteriskhelpdesk.com



Thanks,

Steve Totaro



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ASTPP - Open Source Voip Billing & Calling Cards
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[Asterisk-Users] New Freelance Site for Asterisk Consultants and Those who Need Projects Done

2006-01-10 Thread Steve Totaro

Sorry if this is slightly off topic but it does pertain to Asterisk
Users as well as the biz list.  Also, sorry if it is a double post but
the first one never made it to the list for some reason.

 

Hello all,

 

I have created a beta site for "Asterisk Gurus" or Consultants to bid on
projects posted by customers needing to have work done.  It is very
similar to scriptlance or any of those other sites but it is dedicated
to Asterisk and related issues so hopefully only really qualified
Asterisk consultants will bid on your projects.  If you post at one of
those other sites, you wind up with 99% of the people who bid unable to
complete the project and they waste your valuable time.

 

Asterisk is a very specialized skill and with our rating system, we can
quickly identify who the good "Asterisk Gurus" are and not waste time
with the wannabes.

 

This also seems to be a very good replacement for the "Bounty" system on
www.voip-info.org  .  I am sure we can figure
out how to split costs owed to the "Asterisk Guru" between customers.

 

It is VERY beta right now but I think it is also fully functional.  Any
reference to payments, deposits, $$$, etc can be ignored.  The service
is free for now and will stay that way for at least the next six months.


 

However, I am may add a PayPal donation link since this is certainly not
free for me.  Of course there is no obligation to donate but I would
appreciate it.  Heck, if there are enough donations then the site could
remain free permanently.

 

There are some small issues since the script is wrapped in another
script, but I am aware of this and will find a fix shortly.  Besides
that, I could use any input on usability, additions, categories not
listed, or whatever jumps to mind.

 

I will also be adding a section to post resumes and other permanent job
postings.

 

Please test it out and let me know what you think.

 

http://www.asteriskhelpdesk.com

 

Thanks,

Steve Totaro

 

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[Asterisk-Users] SOLVED: Hung Zap channels connected to old key system

2006-01-10 Thread Philip Edelbrock



We've got a Toshiba DK system w/ analog ports that went to a  
voicemail server.  I swapped in an Asterisk box with a Digium 4-port  
fxo card.  It /almost/ worked perfectly.


The problem is that Zap channels never hang up.  They have to time out.

I set up MeetMe, but all Zap channels hung forever.  Very annoying.   
Same thing for FXO-to-FXO bridges.


I figured out today why and fixed it.  Some proprietary voicemail  
systems (and probably tie-lines, too) like to use DTMF tones instead  
of standard ground/loop/kewl whatever signaling.  Our key system was  
programmed to use such DTMF tones instead of the usual analog  
signaling on those ports. (I think it was program 31 on our Toshiba  
DK40i)  Asterisk of course ignored those, but the other systems used  
those for line signaling (including our previous 3rd party system).


Amusingly, I know now why for years we kept hearing loud DTMF tones  
when our branch office picked up their phones.  Their system, too,  
was configured to have those analog lines be connected to a voicemail  
system and not to a FXO port on a T1 CSU.



Phil
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Re: [Asterisk-Users] Eid Mubarak

2006-01-10 Thread Mark Phillips

It has to be said that Eid is a funny and possibly suspect celebration 
though.


As I understand it (from one of my Muslim underlings) 3 Mad Mulahs have 
to look for a particular phase of the moon. When they see this phase 
they declare the start of Eid. They apparently get 3 nights in which to 
look for this moon phase. I guess my question is "what happens if its 
cloudy on all 3 nights?"


Another thing I thought about is this; If we could get the Faithfull 
whom are attending the Haaj this week to suddenly apply their brakes do 
you think they could stop the world from turning? Better yet if they all 
jumped into the air at once would the resultant landing knock us off off 
our regular orbit?


Talk about "death to Ifidels"! They could do it in one fell swoop! I 
wonder if Al Quaeda has spent any research money on this?


Mark, G7LTT/KC2ENI
Randolph, NJ
http://www.g7ltt.com


Rusty Dekema wrote:
On 1/10/06, *Carlos Alperin* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> wrote:


And, as I said before, I'm not a religious man, but I don't like other
people trying to be funny with somebody else traditions or believes.


Personally, I like being funny about traditions and beliefs a whole lot 
better than I like being overly serious (or worse yet petty) about them!


I have never heard of Eid Mubarak, so I thought it was kind of 
interesting to learn a little bit about it.


But if I were to bring up a religious subject in a technology forum (or 
list), I would consider myself to have gotten off rather lightly if the 
"worst" response I got was simply a funny little play on words such as 
the "got my goat" comment.


Now, if someone came on here and started a "I believe in Religion X and 
you believe in Religion Y, so YOU ARE DAMNED TO HELL FOR ALL ETERNITY" 
spiel or on the other hand started a "DON'T YOU (so-and-so) IDIOTS KNOW 
THERE'S NO GOD" spiel, then sure; that would be annoying and offensive. 
But nobody did that.


I don't understand why people get so worked up about this kind of thing. 
To me, the idea of you being offended by the "got my goat" joke makes 
about the same amount of sense as the idea that someone would have been 
offended by Rehan's  original post that started this thread. Although 
one person might not like to hear jokes about religion, other people 
might not like to hear about religion at all. I think that either way 
it's not worth getting particularly upset over.


-Rusty





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[Asterisk-Users] VOIP Termination

2006-01-10 Thread Duracom ISP Lists

First of all I am a complete noob to VOIP and Asterisk.  We currently have
an Asterisk box setup and working with 4 FXO ports to the PSTN.  What if I
wanted to build another Asterisk box for my ISP users so they could use VOIP
instead of the PSTN.  Am I correct in saying that I need to find a VOIP
provider to peer/terminate with so I can offer service to my users such as
LD and VOIP call to the PSTN network?  Or would I need an Asterisk box in
every little town that I want to allow them to call to?



J




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Re: [Asterisk-Users] Eid Mubarak

2006-01-10 Thread Rusty Dekema

On 1/10/06, Carlos Alperin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
And, as I said before, I'm not a religious man, but I don't like otherpeople trying to be funny with somebody else traditions or believes.Personally, I like being funny about traditions and beliefs a whole lot better than I like being overly serious (or worse yet petty) about them!
I have never heard of Eid Mubarak, so I thought it was kind of interesting to learn a little bit about it. But if I were to bring up a religious subject in a technology forum (or list), I would consider myself to have gotten off rather lightly if the "worst" response I got was simply a funny little play on words such as the "got my goat" comment.
Now, if someone came on here and started a "I believe in Religion X and you believe in Religion Y, so YOU ARE DAMNED TO HELL FOR ALL ETERNITY" spiel or on the other hand started a "DON'T YOU (so-and-so) IDIOTS KNOW THERE'S NO GOD" spiel, then sure; that would be annoying and offensive. But nobody did that.
I don't understand why people get so worked up about this kind of thing. To me, the idea of you being offended by the "got my goat" joke makes about the same amount of sense as the idea that someone would have been offended by Rehan's original post that started this thread. Although one person might not like to hear jokes about religion, other people might not like to hear about religion at all. I think that either way it's not worth getting particularly upset over.
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