<kiwistar> zippty da doooooooooooooooooooo . who lives in a pinapple under the sea
<kiwistar> spounge bob square pants
<kiwistar> yes i'm nuts
<Jasey> lol
<Jasey> so youre not spongebob at all, youre sandy >_>
<kiwistar> squidwid
<Jasey> do you have a huge nose?
<kiwistar> no.............
<Jasey> then you cant be squidward
<kiwistar> mr crabs or
<Jasey> lol
<Jasey> pearl?
<kiwistar> no
<kiwistar> what do you do
<Jasey> lol
<Jasey> for what?
<kiwistar> work.
<Jasey> im a student
<Jasey> but i also am a DJ too
<kiwistar> u on a study breeak
<kiwistar> cool on da dj
<Jasey> lol
<Jasey> not on a study break :P
<kiwistar> oh.....................
<Jasey> my programme's scheduling follows the regular secondary schedule
<Jasey> so i dont finish up til dec 8
<kiwistar> bugger..............
<Jasey> oh its ok, i didnt start the thing til oct
<Jasey> lol
<kiwistar> oh.....................thats even better then,
<kiwistar> you in pamly
<Jasey> nope
<Jasey> i used to live there
<Jasey> i live with my grandparents, im like 16 dude :P
<kiwistar> 16 and a DJ, what a life you lead
<Jasey> lol
<kiwistar> how long you been useing linux???
<Jasey> hrm
<Jasey> i think a year
<Jasey> maybe longer actually
<Jasey> anyway, since Breezy has been out
<kiwistar> ok, i've only been useing it since about 4-6weeks before edgy was relased
<kiwistar> i think or slightly longer
<Jasey> lol cool
<kiwistar> these bloody windoze networks are a right royal pain in the ass
<Jasey> arent they just
<Jasey> windows to windows is bad enough without windows to linux lol
<kiwistar> I was going to do that but decided best not to. I'm adding to the current network 1 more computer and then going to work on getting a server and then the fun will really start
<Jasey> lol
<hads> Anyone had any mobile phone SPAM? I just got a call from a number with no callerid that played a recorded message about drink driving and then said text 2244 to block future messages.
<karora> Yeah, I've had it in the past, though not since I switched to Telecom, from memory.
<hads> Hmm, I'm trying to figure out where it came from. So far I tracked it back to a promo compamy who used to use that number, talked to their MD and he is going to find out who currently uses that number.
<hads> I hate spam, especially mobile spam.
<karora> Are you on 021?
<hads> Yep
<karora> Did you find out by figuring out the 2244 belonged to the promo company?
<hads> Yeah, this company used 2244 a few years ago for a promo, their domain details were out of date but a companies register search gave me the directors home number.
<hads> The guy was really helpful and is going to talk to an engineer he knows and see if he can find out who is currently using it.
<karora> Hopefully not one that goes through us.
<hads> Goes through as in?
<karora> We do a huge amount of SMS, but mostly for Telecom. We have a bunch that are with both telcos though.
<karora> But we don't have 2244 in our database.
<hads> That's good then :)
<karora> :-)
<karora> Actually you can ring Vodafone and ask them. All providers must contractually provide a toll-free number.
<hads> Yeah, the call center person said "There's no record of that in our database"
<hads> And "There's no way we could tell you where that call came from"
<hads> Most helpful.
<karora> Ah. Most annoying.
<karora> I've always thought that if you wanted to do something like that, the thing would be to buy a bunch of prepay cards. Unstoppable.
<karora> But of course you still need to have a value proposition in delivering your message.
<hads> Yeah.
<ajmitch> morning
<kiwistar> morning from a wet kaitaia
<kiwistar> go the bombers
<karora> morning from a fine, but cold, Wellington :-)
<hads> Morning from a sunny and unknown temperature Timaru.
<hads> OT: Anyone know anything about the NZ numbering plan?
<karora> Well, I know that number portability arrives next year and it all goes in the bin... does that help?
<hads> Specifically the weird 9XX XXXX numbers that don't fit in.
<karora> The 9XX numbers are all TelstraClear
<karora> At least, they are until MNP... :-)
<hads> But there's 908 XXXX which covers Asburton, Culverden, Amberly and Cheviot. Calls between those places would normally be toll calls.
<Plug> 9xx generally means "not Telecom"
<hads> Yeah.
<Plug> TelstraClear were the first with them in Hamilton, but there are also Slingshot numbers now
<hads> And WxC etc
<Plug> yep
<hads> I still don't get their prefixes though :/
<karora> I think Telecom were already using 23455678, 1 is for special numbers, 0 for tolls, so only 9 was left.
<karora> So within 9 things necessarily ended up getting... complicated.
<Plug> you asking to write a dialplan?
<Plug> I think such things exist, but you would have been the first person I asked
<hads> Yeah, I'm looking at writing a NZ dialplan for OpenPBX
<hads> There is the Telecom document here; http://www.tnzi.com/internal.asp?cat=100005 but it misses the 9 prefix
<karora> Cool. I think that you could only get the details from the companies using those prefixes though.
<hads> Yeah. The non-9 stuff is simple enough. Silly 9.
<hads> Cheers though guys.
<karora> Can you just do as much 9XX as possible and then do a delayed dial on the rest?
<ibeardslee> wobblies shalll be thrown if I have to change my 9xxxxx number
<karora> Did you try e-mailing the address at the bottom of that page?
<hads> Oh, it's not a dialplan for personal use, OpenPBX (a fork of Asterisk) are thinking of implementing an sort-of worldwide dialplan thing.
<karora> Neat. We could do with a dialplan for Asterisk here in the office.
<hads> karora: Yeah, I will do that, just thought I would see if anyone happened to know the ins and outs.
<hads> OpenPBX is going in a bit of a different sort of direction to Asterisk.
<karora> In what way?
<hads> That's the type of thing I'm looking into -> http://trac.openpbx.org/cgi-bin/trac.cgi/browser/openpbx/branches/benjk/jp_numplan.plist
<hads> Well at some stage it will become incompatible, differnt config syntax (plugable modules) for one.
<karora> Interesting. We've been using Asterisk here for a couple of years now and it's mostly OK.
<hads> They are hoping to have pretty much one channel type that leverages Unicall.
<hads> Yeah, I've been using Asterisk for a while too, lately I've been looking into OpenPBX and Freeswitch, which both look like very promising projects.
<hads> OpenPBX is solely GPL which means that they can easily incorporate Steve Underwoods excellent SpanDSP etc.
<ibeardslee> what is spandsp?
<hads> It's a software DSP library.
<hads> http://www.soft-switch.org/
* ibeardslee needs to google BEFORE asking questions :-)
<kiwistar> *kiwistar needs to get a fresh hot cup of coffee
<Plug> kiwistar: use '/me'
<Plug> /me does foo
* Plug does foo
* kiwistar needs to get a fresh hot cup of coffee
<kiwistar> thanks plug
<jono> Plug: ping!
<Plug> jono: hello
<jono> Plug: can you dial in with voip to the mentoring session today? would be great to have your feedback
<Plug> very unlikely from work, i'm afraid :(
<jono> ahhh thats a shame
<Plug> (it's 1pm my-time) ajmitch has offered to take the heat on my behalf
<ajmitch> hello jono
<jono> hey ajmitch :)
<jono> Plug: well if you can wangle to join us, that will be cool
<jono> Plug: what do you mean by take the heat btw?
<Plug> i think those were his words. :)
<Plug> (it was a joke)
<jono> ahhh :P
<jono> man IRC sucks for jokes :P
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