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[00:42] <goldenear> Hi
[00:42] <goldenear> I have a problem with auth and openser
[00:43] <goldenear> I've enabled auth with mysql (I read a tutorial about this)
[00:43] <goldenear> the problem is that reg/auth always fail
[00:44] <goldenear> the problem seems to be with HA1 string calculation
[00:44] <goldenear> could somebody help me ?
[00:44] <CrazyTux[m]> goldenear, sure
[00:44] <CrazyTux[m]> goldenear, So it never auths correct?
[00:45] <CrazyTux[m]> goldenear, what realm are you using, and what realm are you comparing against?
[00:45] <goldenear> it does if I do not specify a password in my ua
[00:46] <CrazyTux[m]> goldenear, select * from subscriber where username = 'username'; pastebin me that output
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[00:56] <CrazyTux[m]> goldenear, get my last message?
[00:56] <goldenear> may be not...
[00:57] <goldenear> I'm try to send you the outup in private
[00:57] <CrazyTux[m]> ok
[01:00] <goldenear> CrazyTux[m]: are you still there ?
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[02:16] <CrazyTux[m]> osas, how goes it mate.
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[03:45] <goldenear> why when I try to change a user passwd with openserctl passwd I have this error :
[03:45] <goldenear> ERROR 1054 (42S22) at line 1: Unknown column 'datetime_modified' in 'field list'
[03:46] <goldenear> ?
[04:01] <CrazyTux[m]> goldenear, still here?
[04:02] <goldenear> yep
[04:03] <goldenear> my problem was simple that I disable the plaintext password creation in openserctlrc
[04:03] <goldenear> simply*
[04:03] <CrazyTux[m]> ah alrighty
[04:04] <goldenear> now I understand how it works :)
[04:04] <goldenear> but I wonder : isn't is an advantage to store the passwd in plaintext ?
[04:05] <goldenear> I mean... if I want to migrate my users from a domain to an other, then the realm will change
[04:05] <goldenear> if I use plain passwords in the db, then I can change the realm without any problem, right ?
[04:06] <goldenear> CrazyTux[m]: right ?
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[08:48] <sack> Is there any plan to change mi_xmlrpc to support new xmlrpc API ?
[08:50] <sack> Just because i'm planning to do it ... so if anyway already started i would like to know it
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[09:51] <DanB> Morning All!
[09:53] <codestr0m> morning!
[09:54] <DanB> morning codestr0m!
[09:55] <codestr0m> How's it going today DanB?
[09:56] <DanB> hopefully smooth ;-), what about your side?
[09:56] Nick change: DoberMann[PullA] -> DoberMann
[09:56] <codestr0m> core systems are up.. a new box someone tossed at me won't pxe boot.. other than that. just fine
[09:58] <DanB> that's good to hear
[09:59] <codestr0m> Not sure how many are awake or around yet... anyone else here signed up for the development course in Paris?
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[10:14] <DanB> codestr0m: I am...
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[10:44] <codestr0m> Yeah.. I'll be there.. there's another person in here I kno that'll be there.. , but who the other 11 people are.. no clue
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[10:51] <martin--> I'm not, i think my boss will not pay it :)
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[10:53] <DanB> martin--> my boss will not pay also, but I will...
[10:54] <codestr0m> DanB: had the first mouse lockup in months. anyone else say they are going?
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[12:28] <codestr0m> Not sure if there are any openbsd guys in there, but a good quote in reading about their philosophy..
[12:28] <codestr0m> Most users think, if it aint broke dont fix it.
[12:28] <codestr0m> They cannot see security problems having any effect on them, so they assume they do not have any
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[12:42] <martin--> yeah it works
[12:42] Action: martin-- is happy
[12:43] <martin--> linux-ha heatbeat2 + openser under sparc solaris
[12:43] <martin--> heh
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[12:46] <goldenear> why when I try to change a user passwd with openserctl passwd I have this error :
[12:46] <goldenear> ERROR 1054 (42S22) at line 1: Unknown column 'datetime_modified' in 'field list'
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[12:47] <goldenear> serweb is disabled (# HAS_SERWEB="yes") in opensercrtlrc
[12:47] <goldenear> Is this a bug ?
[12:51] <martin--> is a mysql backend for the dialog modul planned?
[13:01] <_0penser_> martin--: Umean to save session data in mysql?
[13:01] <martin--> yes
[13:03] <_0penser_> martin--: Daialog module use shm memory to save session information and I think it is so efficient than database
[13:03] <_0penser_> martin--: specially for data store and retrive
[13:06] <martin--> yeah, but so you can not use the dialog modul in a clustered/failover environment
[13:06] <DanB> goldenear: it is not a bug. u must activate it if you have the serweb tables installed, because the way script is behaving for creating new users will be different, this is the only difference...
[13:07] <_0penser_> why not?
[13:07] <martin--> _0penser_: because you can not move shm memory from one node to another?
[13:07] <martin--> :)
[13:09] <_0penser_> It is possible u need to do something extra
[13:09] <_0penser_> ;)
[13:09] <martin--> fine
[13:09] <martin--> :)
[13:11] <goldenear> DanB: I dont have serweb tables installed (I don't plan tu use serweb)
[13:11] <DanB> goldenear: then u don't have to worry changing this setting
[13:12] <goldenear> DanB, you have missed the begining of my question :)
[13:12] <goldenear> why when I try to change a user passwd with openserctl passwd I have this error :
[13:12] <goldenear> ERROR 1054 (42S22) at line 1: Unknown column 'datetime_modified' in 'field list'
[13:12] <DanB> goldenear: sorry about that, I was offline...
[13:12] <goldenear> I've seen that :D
[13:13] <goldenear> that'w why I repeat it ;)
[13:17] <goldenear> column 'datetime_modified' seems to be specific to serweb (according to this http://www.openser.org/dokuwiki/doku.php/database:1.2.x#subscriber )
[13:20] <DanB> goldenear: might be that's why I don't get the error, with or without settig HAS_SERWEB="x"
[13:21] <DanB> could be a bug... can u post it on website?
[13:21] <goldenear> DanB: have you serweb tables installed ?
[13:22] <DanB> yup: I installed everything what comes for free ;-)
[13:23] <goldenear> ok then it is a bug :)
[13:24] <goldenear> No I can't post in the bug report web
[13:25] <DanB> goldenear: then just send a mail to dev or users mailing lists...
[13:35] <goldenear> done :)
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[16:07] <martin--> what machine(s) i need for 50.000+ subscribers?
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[16:24] <Sweeper> martin--: preferably a cray
[16:25] <cypromis> 2 crays
[16:25] <cypromis> one to hold the customer support entrance door open
[16:25] <cypromis> the other one to hold the customer support exit door open
[16:27] <codestr0m> ha ha.. probably not the answer he's look for... in a couple years.. maybe bluegen will be available as well
[16:27] <codestr0m> martin--: take a look at the recent openser benchmarks and try to figure out a number based on that
[16:33] <martin--> since not all customers will be activated at once a good clustering concept would be ok
[16:34] <martin--> so i can add more nodes later
[16:40] <codestr0m> martin--: are you talking about HPC or something else?
[16:41] <Sweeper> codestr0m: I think we wants to run it on a wrt54g cluster \o\
[16:41] <codestr0m> cute. I'd believe you if you had said PS3 ;) if you there have some interesting things coming out
[16:42] <codestr0m> s/if you there/they
[16:55] <martin--> haha
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[16:55] <martin--> codestr0m: yes. i'm talking about 1024cores for 50k subscribers :<
[16:55] <martin--> hpp
[16:55] <martin--> high performance phoning
[16:56] <Sweeper> 1024 cores just for OpenSER? D:
[16:56] <codestr0m> martin--: you know they do have SLUG based clusters as well... not quite as powerful as the PS3, but in align with the wrt-54g models
[16:57] <martin--> Sweeper: making jokes
[16:57] <martin--> :)
[16:57] <martin--> codestr0m: ahha
[16:57] <martin--> yeah, i put thousands of wrt's in our datacenter
[16:57] <martin--> ehhe
[16:57] <cypromis> do the maths first
[16:58] <codestr0m> anywho.. if you read what I said above.. you can figure out what may suit your needs
[16:58] <cypromis> 50k subs = how many registered phones or endpoints in parallel ?
[16:58] <martin--> codestr0m: yeah ok
[16:58] <cypromis> I guess your db requirements will mostly be your problem
[16:58] <martin--> cypromis: 50k
[16:58] <cypromis> openser itself needs close to no processing power
[16:58] <martin--> they all will be registered
[16:58] <codestr0m> Sweeper: have you heard about the fiber backplane they developed for the SLUB based micro cluster?
[16:59] <codestr0m> s/SLUB/SLUG
[16:59] <Sweeper> no XD
[16:59] Action: Sweeper googles
[16:59] Action: codestr0m snickers
[17:00] <codestr0m> Sweeper: that's what you get for making fun of martin--
[17:00] Action: martin-- giggles
[17:00] <martin--> cypromis: so you think the db will be the bigger problem?
[17:01] <cypromis> yes
[17:01] <cypromis> it seems to allways end up to be the problem
[17:01] <cypromis> :D
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[17:06] <Sweeper> bah!
[17:06] <cypromis> mostly caused bu lack of proper rdbms know how
[17:06] <cypromis> but thats a different stoy
[17:07] <blackk> hi guys, how do I get Radius accounting with OK events instead of INVITE ones (so I know when somebody picked up)?
[17:10] <martin--> i could do a benchmark with sispak in registering to the sip proxy
[17:10] <martin--> with database backend
[17:10] <martin--> :)
[17:11] <cypromis> just remember reregistration and updates and so on and so forth
[17:11] <cypromis> and let it run for like 2 weeks so you can see the growth of info in your acc tablesw
[17:12] <DanB> blackk: it is so by default, the radacc_packet will be sent only when the person picks up
[17:13] <DanB> blackk: if the person will be not pick up u will get accounting_fail packet
[17:14] <martin--> cypromis: i already had a problem with the acc table
[17:14] <martin--> acc table will be moved every 1hour to a central oracle db
[17:14] <martin--> :)
[17:17] <martin--> i could also disable accounting
[17:18] <cypromis> you could  disable calling as well
[17:18] <cypromis> wuld save a lot of cpu cycles
[17:18] <cypromis> :)
[17:20] <Sweeper> yea, then just do accounting with tcpdump, on a hub with your openser server :D
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[17:28] <martin--> account will be done with cisco platform, so no need for accounting with openser :)
[17:30] <codestr0m> I'm too lazy to look. is there a port for openser to openbsd?
[17:30] <martin--> it even compiles on solaris
[17:31] <martin--> heh
[17:31] <martin--> so it should compile under opensd?
[17:31] <codestr0m> martin--: k. .and weren't you saying something about wanting to swtich though.. cause it something was borked?
[17:31] <martin--> solaris is borked
[17:31] <martin--> that's the problem
[17:32] <codestr0m> umm. you'd have to be more specific..
[17:32] <martin--> 1. the most stable openser releases till now were broken with solaris
[17:33] <martin--> mainly problem with makefile or some includes
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[17:33] <martin--> see mailinglist
[17:33] <martin--> 1.1.1 and 1.2.0 worked fine
[17:33] <martin--> the makefile of 1.2.0 was the first release without any problems
[17:34] <martin--> the 2nd problem is some missing packages in small solaris installations
[17:34] <martin--> gcc, yacc, flex...
[17:34] <martin--> next problem is to isntall some other useful things for it
[17:34] <martin--> heartbeat2 :)
[17:35] <codestr0m> dude. you have carp and pf :P
[17:35] <martin--> carp in solaris?
[17:35] <codestr0m> oopse. maybe not.. hmm..
[17:35] <martin--> in solaris you have "sun java cluster blahbleh"
[17:35] <martin--> a install file of 500mbyte :)
[17:36] <codestr0m> ha ha ha...
[17:36] <martin--> the word java makes me shit
[17:36] <martin--> high availibity with java?
[17:36] <martin--> next problem: when you have persons in the company, who dont know something about compiling in *nix
[17:36] <martin--> you have a big problem: what happens, when you die
[17:36] <martin--> :)
[17:37] <codestr0m> you have support contracts :P
[17:37] <martin--> not for openser on solaris
[17:37] <martin--> :)
[17:37] <codestr0m> you send patches upstream
[17:37] <codestr0m> and request binaries be built..
[17:37] <martin--> i've wrote a howto for installing openser on solaris, it's a long text :)
[17:38] <codestr0m> link?
[17:38] <martin--> internal in our wiki
[17:38] <codestr0m> oh..
[17:38] <martin--> it's something like
[17:38] <martin--> wget fielxyz.tar.gz (or maybe a actual version)
[17:38] <codestr0m> rm -rf /
[17:38] <martin--> gtar xblah
[17:38] <codestr0m> ;)
[17:38] <martin--> cd blah
[17:38] <martin--> ./configure --withoutblabvla
[17:38] <martin--> gmake
[17:38] <martin--> oh
[17:38] <martin--> first
[17:38] <martin--> pkgadd -d gmake
[17:38] <martin--> :P
[17:39] <codestr0m> k.. no need to flood the channel :) we are already noisey
[17:39] <codestr0m> if you want. email it to me. I'm curious
[17:39] <martin--> wait, the most crazy thing is: ln -sf /usr/sbin/install /usr/sbin/ginstall
[17:40] <martin--> :)
[17:40] <codestr0m> well. what that is.. is the setting up of a build env under solaris..
[17:40] <codestr0m> I've said it before. if you're from the linux world. it's a bitch
[17:40] <martin--> problem is, It's a company with a opinion of using closed source things
[17:40] <codestr0m> paths have to be adjusted.. and tons of other little things
[17:40] <martin--> using appliances
[17:40] <martin--> using only cisco
[17:41] <martin--> using siemens dslams
[17:41] <martin--> etc.
[17:41] <codestr0m> talk to them about saving 100¬K and they'll listen
[17:42] <cypromis> its not a bitch
[17:42] <martin--> btw
[17:42] <cypromis> its a nice and easy adjustable to multiple different environments open operating system
[17:42] <martin--> cisco wants to certify openser for using with its cisco pgw 2200 platform
[17:42] <cypromis> and not a lame duck that is not posix compliant
[17:42] <martin--> you knew this?
[17:42] <cypromis> yes
[17:43] <cypromis> martin--: we are trying to get openser fully compilable with sunstudio
[17:43] <cypromis> and integrate it natively in Sol 0
[17:43] <cypromis> 10
[17:43] <martin--> mhh
[17:43] Action: cypromis has an allergy to words starting with g
[17:43] <martin--> how long will this take?
[17:43] <cypromis> a bit
[17:44] Action: codestr0m has an allergry to words ending in bsd
[17:44] <martin--> hah
[17:44] <martin--> we have cisco pgw 2200 as main switch between pstn and voip
[17:44] <cypromis> shit happens
[17:44] <cypromis> :)
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[17:44] <martin--> yeah, you're right
[17:44] <martin--> :)
[17:45] <codestr0m> cypromis: you guys run postgres as well. I hear the performance on soliaris is nice...
[17:46] <martin--> i have to decide in the next two weeks: using of openser on solaris or linux
[17:46] <martin--> not easy
[17:46] <martin--> :/
[17:46] <cypromis> codestr0m: the q. is with which hat on
[17:46] <cypromis> yes if it comes to my own company doing systems or cable operators and isp's
[17:47] <cypromis> no in regards to my current customer who loves debian and my1stsql
[17:47] <cypromis> martin--: I prefer soalris any time
[17:47] <cypromis> I seem to have a week spot for just works systems
[17:48] <cypromis> weak even
[17:48] <cypromis> and besides, you can just go with the gcc version for now
[17:49] <cypromis> and than upgrade when we get the sunstudio top optimised embedded into solaris/smf/whatever one ready
[17:49] <martin--> and who will integrade heartbeat2? :)
[17:49] <cypromis> into what ?
[17:50] <martin--> solaris
[17:50] <cypromis> I use heartbeat2 at a customer
[17:50] <cypromis> with solaris
[17:50] <cypromis> that was done by the heartbeat2 guys
[17:50] <cypromis> but if you want to be cheeky
[17:50] <martin--> yeah, but heartbeat 2.0.8 doesnt work
[17:50] <cypromis> just use Sun Cluster 3.2
[17:50] <martin--> i'm not able zu compile it
[17:50] <cypromis> compile it with ?
[17:51] <martin--> gcc 3.4.3?
[17:51] <cypromis> what does not work there ?
[17:52] <cypromis> what is the error you are getting
[17:52] <martin--> i'll tell you tomorrow
[17:52] <cypromis> although that is probably rather a solaris or heartbeat channel discussion
[17:52] <martin--> :)
[17:52] <cypromis> k
[17:52] <martin--> gotta go home now
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[18:18] <DeeJayTwo> hi
[18:19] <DeeJayTwo> how do I tell to openser to what server IP I want to send the registration and communications?
[18:19] <DeeJayTwo> (from the default openser.cfg file)
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[18:27] <dustee> listen=udp:ip
[18:27] <dustee> i think?
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[19:00] <magikxx> anyone with a sample config file for openser-1.2 with radius support.
[19:01] <DeeJayTwo> dustee : I meant redirection... I want my proxy to send signalling and rtp to a remote server.
[19:02] <DeeJayTwo> But always thru the proxy
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[19:49] <Vulpyne> Does the LCR module actually try to load in all the stuff from the database when the module starts, rather than doinga query per session start?
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[20:02] <osas> yup
[20:04] <CrazyTux> osas, hows it going.
[20:05] <osas> busy with rtpproxy ...
[20:07] <CrazyTux> osas, I'm having problems with that too.
[20:07] <CrazyTux> osas, what problems are you having?
[20:08] <osas> sbc w/ reINVITEs
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[20:54] <QbY___> which module is is_method in?
[20:54] <QbY___> disregard
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[21:16] <DeeJayTwo> I don't want my proxy to accept anybody but I'd like it to send the register to another server...is it possible?
[21:16] <DeeJayTwo> or do I have to register the proxy and let it manage the registration of local devices?
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[21:32] <osas> both options are valid.  it is up to you :-)
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[22:23] <CrazyTux> osas, I'm having a problem where the ON REPLY dosent have the correct RTP contact address
[22:23] <CrazyTux> osas, 1.2, I cant seem to get the branch nat stuff right
[22:23] <CrazyTux> osas, any ideas?
[22:23] <DeeJayTwo> #quit
[22:23] <DeeJayTwo> Ãerr..
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[22:24] <CrazyTux> the first INVITE has the right contact, GATEWAY -> OPENSER -> UAC setup is fine, but ON REPLY (200 OK) from OPENSER -> Gateway, keeps the contact c= of the UAC, yet it should adjust for nat
[22:24] <CrazyTux> osas, any ideas?
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[23:22] <ixx> is it possible to use the dispatcher with multiple providers when those providers require authentication (rather than just IP restriction)?
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[23:45] <DeeJayTwo> hi
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