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Hello all, Anyone expecialized with call center monitoring and reporting solution based on asterisk. A client of us, want to install a call center reporting solution for an asterisk server but I do not know which could be the best tool for that. I need a tool for reporting queue calls, agent calls, and disconnect cause. Any clue will be appreciated. Thanks in advance. VoipCrazy

...data but all the dialpan actions! I know that the actual CDR system store one record for each call (and for billing purposes this can be correct) but in some cases the approach needed is something similar to the queue_log. I know that exists ResetCDR and ForkCDR but they don't do what i need, expecially because they fill-in lastdata and lastapp with "ResetCDR" So, what can i do? Is it better to do some customization to generate a CDR event on each dialplan step or is better to parse the logfile and extract the information needed? I'm using Asterisk 1.4.23.1 TIA -- /************...

Is there any R package that implements the same capability of MatLab toolbox called SimBiology ? We are expecially interested in protein-protein interactions and network analysis. As far as I know SimBiology implements a system of ODEs reflecting the kinetic chemical reactions. We would be more interested in stochastic simulations. Thank you in advance. Maura tutti i telefonini TIM! [[alternative HTML ver...

As said in previous mail, I just finished a first working version of a driver for the UPS found on ASEM PB1300 device (http://www.asem.it/prodotti/industrial-automation/box-pcs/performance/pb1300/) Linux only, accessed through i2c/SMBUS. If you can spare some time, please review. Expecially my autotools skills are ehm... a bit rusty. -- Giuseppe Corbelli WASP Software Engineer, Copan Italia S.p.A Phone: +390303666318 Fax: +390302659932 E-mail: giuseppe.corbelli at copanitalia.com -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: asem....

Hi! Is it possible to tune a jit execution engine, expecially the one for x86, for compilation speed at the cost of optimization quality? -Jochen

Hello all, I've a little clue with zaphfc used to connect to a BRI linethat probably can be a configuration issue.... (really I hope so) Here, telcos (expecially mobile operators) use to substitute the dialtone with some vocal indication without answer the line. (Indications like "The customer is not reachable" or "wait because the customer is on the phone" ecc..) For asterisk this condition is a normal dial tone and the message from...

...e to send faxes using voipbuster connex? 2) Is it possible to cut off or cover the voice that say the charge per minute?(I've payed the '5' euro, and from that moment I've got it!). Of course I understand that is to let me know how much I'm going to spend, but I do not like it, expecially when I'm with clients. Any links, suggestions? Thanks -- .:FaberK:.

...t: Missing Cseq. Dropping this SIP message, it's incomplete. I'm having to use the configs that came with the zip because apparently my previous configs no longer are valid and lock the phone from dialing with a url disabled message... anyway, these polycom phones are driving me crazy, expecially their configs! -- ~Shaun

...use the debugging system built-in wine.. I've tried yet to use both "winedbg <app.to.launch.exe>" and "wine <app.to.launch.exe> WINDEBUG=+all but doesn't work at all =( Where's the mistake? It should be very useful understand why programs doesn't work and expecially try possible solutions... :)

...persistent, every time the user logs off, W2000 reasks for the password. It seems the the couple username/password used to access the workstation is not passed to the samba server when it try to connect for the first time after log on. I know this is not a real problem but it is quite annoying, expecially if workstions own to management people..... Any sugestion? regards Davide Dozza

...gt; As said in previous mail, I just finished a first working version of a driver for the UPS found on ASEM PB1300 device > (http://www.asem.it/prodotti/industrial-automation/box-pcs/performance/pb1300/) > Linux only, accessed through i2c/SMBUS. > If you can spare some time, please review. Expecially my autotools skills are ehm... a bit rusty. Hi Giuseppe, I am not an autoconf expert, so I will admit that my first inclination was to try and build it on a number of different boxes, and see what breaks. I don?t see any red flags at the moment. However, the patch file seems malformed - I got er...

...these fields for each frame i send, then if i detect an error on the receiver side, i would replace the bad frame header with the last good frame header received. I remember this was supposed to work (a guess), i'll try it out on the CSD channel then. I hope this will slightly rise the quality expecially in bad signal conditions when i've more than 5% of frame loss. Is this approach better than just passing NULL for each frame lost? I could add interleaving too but i would double the "packet build latency" so i'm not convinced, latency is crucial for me. I would appreciate any ot...

I'm experiencing some problem using the transfer() application,expecially when a call in received from a queue. I'm using Asterisk 1.4.22.1 This is my scenario: ; this is the piece of code in extensions.conf that place the call in the queue when 1111 is called exten => 1111,1,Answer exten => 1111,n,Queue(2000|t) ;this is the piece of code that calls the user...

i try to place a call exten => _X.,1,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN}@foo:5061,60,Ttr) where sip.conf has an entry [foo] secret=torture callerid="local ext 103" <19146665555> type=friend fromuser=asterisk auth=both host=dynamic canreinvite=yes context=in-914 mailbox=001 i get May 22 23:11:31 WARNING[140400128]: chan_sip.c:902 create_addr: \

...> > string: ": (0x0)", which, I suppose, is the exit status of the > > > > ntlm_auth command meaning OK. > > > > > > > I have never been in favor of developers changing the behavior of > > > programs when "new features" come out, expecially programs that > > > might be used in scripts that rely on responses. I think it's > > > naughty when developers do that. > > > > > > > <snip> > > > > > > --Mark > > > > > > Sooner or later, ntlm_auth wil be remo...

...ion completed successfully. (0x0)" when 'ntlm_auth --username user --password pw' is run. So, Samba/ntlm_auth version 4.18.9 changes that to print ": (0x0)". I have never been in favor of developers changing the behavoir of programs when "new features" come out, expecially programs that might be used in scripts that rely on responses. I think it's naughty when developers do that. If behavoir is different from a previous version, then the new version ought to have a different name or a switch enabling the new/changed feature. Since the 4.18.9 ntlm_auth output...

...0x0)" when > 'ntlm_auth --username user --password pw' is run. > > So, Samba/ntlm_auth version 4.18.9 changes that to print ": (0x0)". > > I have never been in favor of developers changing the behavoir of > programs when "new features" come out, expecially programs that might > be used in scripts that rely on responses. I think it's naughty when > developers do that. If behavoir is different from a previous > version, then the new version ought to have a different name or a > switch enabling the new/changed feature. > > Sinc...

...now returns the string: > > > ": (0x0)", which, I suppose, is the exit status of the ntlm_auth > > > command meaning OK. > > > > > I have never been in favor of developers changing the behavior of > > programs when "new features" come out, expecially programs that might > > be used in scripts that rely on responses. I think it's naughty when > > developers do that. > > > > > <snip> > > > > --Mark > > > Sooner or later, ntlm_auth wil be removed, so if you can find another > way for...

Howdy, Rsync has been churning away for 45 mins, presumably bulding an in-core list of files to be copied to the destination. This is a very very large filesystem we are copying locally - approximately 4.2million files (WebCT). The resident process size for rsync has grown to 72Mb. - is this normal behaviour for a file system this size, and does rsync have the ability to handle such a large

...> string: ": (0x0)", which, I suppose, is the exit status of the >>>>> ntlm_auth command meaning OK. >>>>> >>>> I have never been in favor of developers changing the behavior of >>>> programs when "new features" come out, expecially programs that >>>> might be used in scripts that rely on responses. I think it's >>>> naughty when developers do that. >>>> >>>>> <snip> >>>> --Mark >>>> >>> Sooner or later, ntlm_auth wil be removed, so...