Activity for Walter Sonius
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Walter Sonius posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Probably not a straight answer you're looking for, but I can only recommand you to try a x86 virtualmachine based debian stretch build using the same asterisk/freepbx version matching your current RasPBX gateway build. If this does work without a audio delay you might have a starting point to debug the difference between ARM/X86 (usb driver) behaviour? It seems a lot of work but try virtualbox with USB passthrough of the GSM dongle, and follow instructions from my Opus Howto post to get you started:...
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Thanks for including support in current RasPBX build, especially Alexander Traud for his detailed and updated github page. I wouldn't have done it without it. I do have to test though if upgrading to a newer Asterisk will overwrite custom compiled opus module or just reject the old one since it has a different version fingerprint?
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UPDATE:2018-09-07 RasPBX maintainer includes Opus & PLC support with Asterisk 13.23.0 upgrade on current Stretch based image! ORIGINALPOST: This howto will describe a solution to get opus translation (encode/decode) support along the already (dumb) passthrough format support in RasPBX 2018-04-04 (asterisk 13.22.0/freepbx 14.03.13). Extended features like Opus FEC(Forward error correction) / PLC(Packet loss concealment) may/will need additional patching not yet described/tested! With RasPBX its current...
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Opus FEC/PLC??? Atlhough I have been able to apply the PLC and Format patches from Alexander Traud his github page into building asterisk on raspbian-lite. I'm uncertain where/which asterisk components/modules also are affected by these patches except the opus related codec/format since the source patches apply to main/translate.c functions and don't know if it can be swapped/blend into RasPBX. I'm also not familair howto to even correctly test this FEC/PLC stuff except bad wifi connections with...
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This howto will describe a solution to get opus translation (encode/decode) support along the already (dumb) passthrough format support in RasPBX 2018-04-04 (asterisk 13.22.0/freepbx 14.03.13)(Raspbian 8 Jessie based RasPBX with asterisk 13.17.1 also working). Extended features like Opus FEC(Forward error correction) / PLC(Packet loss concealment) may/will need additional patching not yet described/tested, see post 4! With RasPBX its current implementation (2018-04-04) its only possible to make opus...
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Could you please post a link to the FreePBX wiki describring LDAP. Have you tried the x86/amd64 version of Freepbx maybe even on Centos distro in a virtualmachine to see how/if it works there there. If these questions cannot be answered for the x86/amd64 centos version of freebpx, they will be harder to answer on the raspbx platform(not impossibe).
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Could you please explain your setup a bit more, since its unclear for me if you use the Dongle for roaming data (voip calls) or let raspbx translate voip to GSM audio calls.
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There shouldn't be any requirment for any steps written in the documentation on the following link, although it may be wise to follow some of them. In otherwords it should give you a working system without any console interaction from the start after imaging. http://www.raspberry-asterisk.org/documentation/ However as soon as running "raspi-upgrade" on your fresh/clean image, things can get messy with dependencies not completing in time and Freepbx frontend gets out of touch with its Asterisk backend....
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RasPBX 18-04-04 only steps, probably still more packages than needed but it works all steps may require less than an hour on Pi3: raspi-config #enlarge boot partition 7>A1 & reboot raspbx-upgrade #will update asterisk to 13.22.0 #press 'y' and 'q' when asked #don't forget to update FreePBX modules from the webinterface aswell! #Admin>Module Admin> "Check Online / Upgrade all / Process / Confirm" or #fwconsole ma upgradeall apt-get install bison flex php5 php5-curl php5-cli php5-mysql php-pear php5-gd...
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Good to hear you got it working and thanks for summarizing the steps.
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This howto will describe a solution to get opus translation (encode/decode) support along the already (dumb) passthrough format support in RasPBX 2018-04-04 (asterisk 13.22.0/freepbx 14.03.13). Extended features like Opus FEC(Forward error correction) / PLC(Packet loss concealment) may/will need additional patching not yet described/tested! With RasPBX its current implementation (2018-04-04) its only possible to make opus to opus calls, since translating from/to other codecs (g722>opus/opus>g722)...
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Notice: The following steps we're needed on pure raspbian-lite 9 stretch not RasPBX, doing these steps on RasPBX will install additional database and other unneeded/conflicting packages and slow down RasPBX hugly! Its actually a replacement of RasPBX, if you do all steps. RasPBX only steps will follow in post 3, along side further improvements. So this is just a prove of concept, its a good idea to compile it on a seperate SDCARD and copy back the needed module(s) to your current RasPBX system, that...
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RasPBX 18-04-04 only steps, probably still more packages than needed but it works all steps may require less than an hour on Pi3: raspi-config #enlarge boot partition 7>A1 & reboot raspbx-upgrade #will update asterisk to 13.22.0 #press 'y' and 'q' when asked #don't forget to update FreePBX modules from the webinterface aswell! #Admin>Module Admin> "Check Online / Upgrade all / Process / Confirm" or #fwconsole ma upgradeall apt-get install bison flex php5 php5-curl php5-cli php5-mysql php-pear php5-gd...
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RasPBX 18-04-04 only steps, probably still more packages than needed but it works all steps may require less than an hour on Pi3: raspi-config #enlarge boot partition 7>A1 & reboot raspbx-upgrade #will update asterisk to 13.22.0 #press 'y' and 'q' when asked #don't forget to update FreePBX modules from the webinterface aswell! #Admin>Module Admin> "Check Online / Upgrade all / Process / Confirm" apt-get install bison flex php5 php5-curl php5-cli php5-mysql php-pear php5-gd curl sox libncurses5-dev...
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RasPBX 18-04-04 only steps, probably still more packages than needed but it works all steps may require less than an hour on Pi3: raspi-config #enlarge boot partition 7>A1 & reboot raspbx-upgrade #will update asterisk to 13.22.0 #press 'y' and 'q' when asked #don't forget to update FreePBX modules from the webinterface aswell! #Admin>Module Admin> "Check Online / Upgrade all / Process / Confirm" apt-get install bison flex php5 php5-curl php5-cli php5-mysql php-pear php5-gd curl sox libncurses5-dev...
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Notice: The following steps we're needed on pure raspbian-lite 9 stretch not RasPBX, doing these steps on RasPBX will install additional database and other unneeded/conflicting packages and slow down RasPBX hugly! Its actually a replacement of RasPBX, if you do all steps. RasPBX only steps will follow in post 3, along side further improvements. So this is just a prove of concept, its a good idea to compile it on a seperate SDCARD and copy back the needed module(s) to your current RasPBX system, that...
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This howto will describe a solution to get opus translation (encode/decode) support along the already (dumb) passthrough format support in RasPBX 2018-04-04 (asterisk 13.22.0/freepbx 14.03.13). Extended features like Opus FEC(Forward error correction) / PLC(Packet loss concealment) may/will need additional patching not yet described/tested! With RasPBX its current implementation (2018-04-04) its only possible to make opus to opus calls, since translating from other codecs (g722>opus/opus>g722) misses...
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RasPBX 18-04-04 only steps, probably still more packages than needed but it works all steps may require less than an hour on Pi3: raspi-config #enlarge boot partition 7>A1 & reboot raspbx-upgrade #will update asterisk to 13.22.0 #don't forget to update FreePBX modules from the webinterface aswell! #Admin>Module Admin> "Check Online / Upgrade all / Process / Confirm" apt-get install bison flex php5 php5-curl php5-cli php5-mysql php-pear php5-gd curl sox libncurses5-dev libssl-dev libmysqlclient-dev...
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Notice: The following steps we're needed on pure raspbian-lite 9 stretch not RasPBX, doing these steps on RasPBX will install additional database and other unneeded/conflicting packages and slow down RasPBX hugly! Its actually a replacement of RasPBX, if you do all steps. So this is just a prove of concept, its a good idea to compile it on a seperate SDCARD and copy back the needed module(s) to your current RasPBX system, that way it will stay fast/clean. RasPBX only steps may follow in post 3, along...
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Hi @Alaa, It has been a while but Opus translation (encode/decode) can be made working on RasPBX see howto opus on raspbx 2018-0404 please continue discussion in that topic. Sorry for necro this topic!
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Hi @sohail / Randall B. Smith, It has been a very long while ago but Opus translation (encode/decode) can be made working on RasPBX see howto opus on raspbx 2018-0404 please continue discussion in that topic. Sorry for necro this topic!
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Hi @Guido harlow, It has been a while but Opus translation (encode/decode) can be made working on RasPBX see howto opus on raspbx 2018-0404 please continue discussion in that topic. Sorry for necro this topic!
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Hi @Guido / Evgenii, It has been a while but Opus translation (encode/decode) can be made working on RasPBX see howto opus on raspbx 2018-0404 please continue discussion in that topic. Sorry for necro this topic!
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Hi @sohail / Randall B. Smith, It has been a very long while ago but Opus translation (encode/decode) can be made working on RasPBX see howto opus on raspbx 2018-0404 please continue discussion in that topic. Sorry for negro this topic!
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Hi @Guido / Evgenii, It has been a while but Opus translation (encode/decode) can be made working on RasPBX see howto opus on raspbx 2018-0404 please continue discussion in that topic. Sorry for negro this topic!
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Hi @Guido harlow, It has been a while but Opus translation (encode/decode) can be made working on RasPBX see howto opus on raspbx 2018-0404 please continue discussion in that topic. Sorry for negro this topic!
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Hi @Alaa, It has been a while but Opus translation (encode/decode) can be made working on RasPBX see howto opus on raspbx 2018-0404 please continue discussion in that topic. Sorry for negro this topic!
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Notice: The following steps we're needed on pure raspbian-lite stretch not RasPBX, doing these steps on RasPBX will install additional database and other unneeded/conflicting packages and slow down RasPBX hugly! Its actually a replacement of RasPBX, if you do all steps. So this is just a prove of concept, its a good idea to compile it on a seperate SDCARD and copy back the needed module(s) to your current RasPBX system, that way it will stay fast/clean. RasPBX only steps may follow in post 3, along...
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Notice: The following steps we're needed on pure raspbian-lite stretch not RasPBX, doing these steps on RasPBX will install additional database and other unneeded/conflicting packages and slow down RasPBX hugly! Its actually a replacement of RasPBX, if you do all steps. So this is just a prove of concept, its a good idea to compile it on a seperate SDCARD and copy back the needed module(s) to your current RasPBX system, that way it will stay fast/clean. RasPBX only steps may follow in post 3, along...
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Notice: The following steps we're needed on pure raspbian-lite stretch not RasPBX, doing these steps on RasPBX will install additional database and other unneeded/conflicting packages and slow down RasPBX hugly! Its actually a replacement of RasPBX, if you do all steps. So this is just a prove of concept, its a good idea to compile it on a seperate SDCARD and copy back the needed module(s) to your current RasPBX system, that way it will stay fast/clean. RasPBX only steps may follow in post 3, along...
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Notice: The following steps we're needed on pure raspbian-lite stretch not RasPBX, doing these steps on RasPBX will install additional database and other unneeded/conflicting packages and slow down RasPBX hugly! Its actually a replacement of RasPBX, if you do all steps. So this is just a prove of concept, its a good idea to compile it on a seperate SDCARD and copy back the needed module(s) to your current RasPBX system, that way it will stay fast/clean. RasPBX only steps may follow in post 3, along...
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This howto will describe a solution to get opus translation (encode/decode) support along the already (dumb) passthrough format support in RasPBX 2018-04-04 (asterisk 13.22.0/freepbx 14.03.13). Extended features like Opus FEC(Forward error correction) / PLC(Packet loss concealment) may/will need additional patching not yet described/tested! With RasPBX its current implementation (2018-04-04) its only possible to make opus to opus calls, since translating from other codecs (g722>opus/opus>g722) misses...
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This howto will describe a solution to get opus translation (encode/decode) support along the already (dumb) format support in RasPBX 2018-04-04 (asterisk 13.22.0/freepbx 14.03.13). Extended features like Opus FEC(Forward error correction) / PLC(Packet loss concealment) may/will need additional patching not yet described/tested! With RasPBX its current implementation (2018-04-04) its only possible to make opus to opus calls, since translating from other codecs (g722>opus/opus>g722) misses the opus...
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This howto will describe a solution to get opus translation (encode/decode) support along the already (dumb) format support in RasPBX 2018-04-04 (asterisk 13.22.0/freepbx 14.03.13). Extended features like Opus FEC(Forward error correction) / PLC(Packet loss concealment) may/will need additional patching not yet described/tested! With RasPBX its current implementation (2018-04-04) its only possible to make opus to opus calls, since translating from other codecs (g722>opus/opus>g722) misses the opus...
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