Does anyone know where I can get a good price on refurbished cisco 7960s
with power cubes? I need 4 right now and about 85 next month for my asterisk
installation.
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We have a cron job that moves master.csv to subdir/timestamp.csv and then
tries to parse and delete all csvs in that directory. The reasons we did
this were
1) We wanted to store more data in the database without having to change
source code. For example, we have 45 asterisk servers writing to
I have read all the mailing list posts regarding rxfax receiving a fax and
outputing an 8 byte tif file (tif header only). This is the problem I can't
seem to get past. Has anyone out there also had this problem and found some
workaround for it?
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Sure. Make two contexts like these:
[peons]
exten = 1,1,TakeOutTheTrash()
exten = 2,1,WashTheDishes()
exten = 3,1,CleanTheToilet()
[rulers]
include = peons
exten = 800,1,FeedMeGrapes()
This way the rulers have everything the peons have and then a little more.
Then use your sip.conf or your
Not to incite a flame war, but the only phone I like is the Cisco 7960. If
you look hard enough you can find them off-lease for around $235 with a
power brick. Cisco just came out with some new firmware that adds features
previously sorely missed (like call forwarding). Once you get used to being
I prefer to record them right over the phone. Set up a macro like this
[macro-recordsound]
;${ARG1} - Sound filename
exten = s,1,record(${ARG1}:gsm,3)
exten = s,2,playback(${ARG1})
exten = s,3,playback(vm-goodbye)
exten = s,4,hangup
and then in your main context do something like this
Without looking at your extensions.conf I can only guess that maybe the
first digit(s) of your exten aren't unique and asterisk is waiting for a
digit timeout. You can shorten your timeout or make your extensions unique.
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The way we do it is our T1 comes in with unlimited DIDs. In our case we just
order more toll-free numbers, each with its own DNIS. Then we have four FXS
ports (Zap/g2) connected to hylafax modems. When the call comes in using
DNIS 1234, asterisk sets the callerID name to 1234, sends the call to
I discovered and deployed a solution some would consider counter-intuitive.
For whatever reason, I can get a dedicated long-distance T1 for about $400
MRC ($16 per line) while a local T1 costs over $1,200 MRC ($50 per line).
My telco automatically assumed I would want/need the local T1 for my
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On Thu, 21 Aug 2003, David Carr wrote:
I discovered and deployed a solution
I'm not sure my configs would be of much use as we have 40 asterisk servers
with one unified extensions.conf so it is approaching 4000 lines, has 500
global config variables, and about 3 dozen macros/menus.
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We have built this in-house and it works well but we had to overcome some
challenges along the way. For example,
1) Your voicemail server may be off-net (behind NAT or using private ip
addresses) while your email users are on-net. The way we approached this was
to abstract the functionality such
I question whether this request is appropriate for the mailing list but I
don't know where else to turn. There are some vendors who monitor the list
and sometimes asterisk users have old equipment they no longer need. I'm
building out my asterisk system and need to purchase the following
But we get this message all the time though on normal voice calls and it's
not because we're calling fax machines or modems.
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Ditto. I think vendor help/hints/suggestions/clarifications on this list are
extremely helpful and valuable. I hate spam as much as anybody but we need
to become evolved enough to know the difference.
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I have the same problem. I use an Aastra 480 phone and as long as I don't
touch any of the ADSI soft-buttons then my keypad stays active and the
downloaded script works great. But as soon as I hit listen through the ADSI
display, all of my normal 0-9*# keys get disabled and the script no longer
If anybody buys this FXS to FXO converter and gets it to work with Asterisk,
please let us know how it goes. I may try it one of these days myself.
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