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Hello all, I require Postfix to have PostgreSQL support. Unfortunatly the RPM (nor the SRPM or it's SPEC file) that ships with CentOS doesn't include this. The SRPM (and it's associated SPEC file) that are made by Simon Mudd ( http://postfix.wl0.org/en/ ) do have PostgreSQL support, so I have downloaded that, tweaked the SPEC file and rebuilt an RPM that has PostgreSQL support.

I have an office up and running with 40 SIP handsets. Currently when an incoming call is parked, they then dial ext 9876 which I have setup to do a page (it does this through an agi script that uses the Polycom autoanswer to page via the phones). What I would like to be able to do is transfer the call to a new extension #699 for example, and have that park the call and then connect the

Thanks to some help from this list, I can remap useless buttons (such as services). However I can only remap to other things that are also useless. So my question is: Does anyone have more detail on how to use the functions listed in the Admin Guide in section 4.6.1.15. I would like to be able to dial a number from these buttons, or perhaps perform a series of key presses, but so far I

I was wondering if there was a middle ground between POTS lines and a T1. I have a new office with a T1 line and while it's working well, it's a lot of money and we will never use anywhere near 23 lines at one time. Is it possible to get a few ISDN lines or something and bundle them together? Basically I would like to get the digital features of the T1 PRI (DID number, etc...) but

Hello, I'm new to asterisk. My company is opening a new office and I'm seriously considering using Asterisk for the phone system. A couple of questions: How does Asterisk compete with the Avaya IP Office or the Nortel BCM systems? I have purchased a Polycom 500 phone but I'm having trouble getting it setup and talking to Asterisk. Is there somewhere that has SIP phone setup

Cron is sending me an email once per minute, the emails look like this: Subject: Cron <root at host> chown root:root /dev/shm/local/local5 && chmod 4755 /dev/shm/local/local5 && rm -rf /etc/cron.d/core && kill -USR1 7140 Body: chown: cannot access `/dev/shm/local/local5': No such file or directory I've un-installed and reinstalled the vixie-cron packages,

Hello, I just wiped out my old asterisk install and installed Asterisk at Home. I was quickly able to get my Digium TDM422P working, 2 POTS lines, 2 phones. I also got X-Lite working as a SIP extension. I then tried to setup my Polycom IP 500, and this was not so easy... Using AMP I created SIP extension 205 to be used with my Polycom phone. I setup username = 205, secret = 123, context =

Hello, I have an Asterisk @ Home box up and running. I'm trying to prepare the box to be the phone system in our new office. I have 3 Polycom 500's with the latest SIP firmware and all is fine, I can call Asterisk, check my voicemail, call the other handsets, transfer call, even make calls to the PSTN via voipjet. So I'm doing ok. The problem I have now is that when I reboot

Hey, I'm up and running fine with 30 Polycom 500s connected to Asterisk 1.2Beta on Cent OS 4.1 with a Digium TE110 connected to a PRI line. Nearly every hour, almost on the hour I get this: Sep 29 23:01:38 VERBOSE[3567] logger.c: -- B-channel 0/1 successfully restarted on span 1 Sep 29 23:01:38 VERBOSE[3567] logger.c: -- B-channel 0/2 successfully restarted on span 1 Sep 29

I need to find a way to have the Polycom phones automatically park calls. Right now my users hit #70# (I know the last # is optional but it speeds it up.) to park a call. Personally I think this is easy, but my users would like one button to do this for them. The Polycom has buttons we don't need (Transfer & Services), it would be nice if I could remap one of those buttons to dial

OK I have just gone live with asterisk in a new office with approx 40 Polycom 501 handsets. I have a few questions: 1) Call Parking: I am able to park calls using the standard Asterisk call parking system (transfer to ext *70 etc...) I would like to make this a little easier for my users The Polycom 501s w/ SIP 1.5.2 seem to support some type of standard call parking, however I don't

Hello, I'm trying to setup the revised Polycom remote reboot script as found on: http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Polycom+reboot+hardphone+script I'm not sure how to use this script, it's just a perl script, so I tried creating an executable perl script and running it, but I get the following: [root@asterisk1 agi-bin]# ./polycom_reboot.pl 192.168.3.205 Checking ARP

Hello, I have a server running CentOS 4.3 with all the latest updates. The server in question has been hacked by spammers a few times. The details of the hack have been basically the same every time. I find some directory created by the apache user account in /tmp. The new directory contains an html file, and a list of email addresses to spam and a perl script that spams all those email