[00:23] <hads> Ouch "BLUEBOX-292 Fixed a bug in MediaLib libraries that was deleting all files on the disk."
[00:23] <chrismsnz> hey hads, are you using bluebox?
[00:24] <hads> Not really, I play with it occasionally to see what they are up to.
[00:24] <hads> Was just checking if there had been much activity lately.
[00:25] <chrismsnz> We're looking at replacing our office PABX with a VOIP solution and I gave bluebox a go
[00:25] <chrismsnz> a few weeks ago
[00:26] <chrismsnz> I was impressed - i definitely like freeswitch better than asterisk and bluebox is a great frontend
[00:26] <chrismsnz> still some ways to go before they get to PBXIAF-level of out-of-the-box usefulness
[00:27] <hads> Yup, been using FreeSWITCH here since pre-1.0 and much prefer it to Asterisk.
[00:28] <chrismsnz> what's your application?
[00:28] <hads> PBX
[00:29] <chrismsnz> ground-up custom stuff?
[00:31] <hads> Just configuring FreeSWITCH by hand rather than using a GUI, no real reason except when I started non existed.
[00:31] <hads> Same with Asterisk
[00:32] <hads> I would switch them to use a GUI but it's too invasive for a running system.
[00:32] <chrismsnz> Ahh... you run nice/nicegear, eh?
[00:33] <hads> Yeah
[00:35] <chrismsnz> cool :) I've looked around nicegear quite a bit - well put together site
[00:37] <hads> Thanks :)
[00:37] <chrismsnz> do you consult about voip/putting together PABX systems? We're (Mighty Ape) looking around at the moment for some solutions
[00:38]  * ajmitch should probably sign up on twitter for stalking^Winformational purposes
[00:39] <hads> chilts: I have in the past but unfortunately don't have the resources to take on any more work myself and don't have anyone else with the knowledge.
[00:39] <hads> erm, chrismsnz
[00:39] <chrismsnz> no problems :)
[00:39] <hads> ajmitch: https://twitter.com/#!/ajmitch/status/1465614377
[00:40] <hads> You've been working for ages.
[00:40] <ajmitch> if only that were me
[00:40] <hads> Heh
[00:40] <chrismsnz> we got a 25k quote from hitech for a trixbox based system and figured maybe it'd be better to work on something ourselves
[00:41] <hads> Yeah, I would ignore Trixbox thesee days myself.
[00:43] <hads> If you need hardware or basic advice though feel free to drop me a line, happy to help there.
[00:43] <chrismsnz> had much experience with FreePBX? I heard they were going to release a version that works with both asterisk and freeswitch
[00:43] <chrismsnz> hads: great, thanks for that :)
[00:44] <hads> FreePBX v3 which is probably what you are talking about turned into blue.box
[00:45] <chrismsnz> :o
[00:45] <hads> It was a complete rewrite and decided it was too confusing having the same name
[00:45] <chrismsnz> that explains that, then
[00:45] <hads> A guy name darren started a project called TCAPI which turned into FreePBX v3 which turned into blue.box
[00:46] <ajmitch> forks upon forks?
[00:47] <hads> FusionPBX is the other main FreeSWITCH GUI which started out life as a pfSense plugin
[00:47] <hads> Not so much forks, just renames, same devs all the way pretty much
[00:47] <ajmitch> confusing :)
[08:16] <hads> http://www.internode.on.net/news/2011/07/236.php
[08:16] <hads> 1TB of data for < $200!
[08:16] <hads> At 100Mbs
[08:16]  * hads lives in hope
[09:27] <ajmitch> hads: don't get too hopeful, that's still not .nz :)
[09:27] <ajmitch> though callplus mentioned that they wanted to bring in a plan with a 1TB cap for UFB
[09:28]  * thumper wants fibre to the door
[09:28] <thumper> I'd probably pay $200 / month for really good data rates
[09:28] <ajmitch> thumper: yeah, I think it's dependant on that happening
[09:29] <ajmitch> it'll still take years
[09:29] <thumper> true
[09:29] <ajmitch> though with where your house is located, you may get it slightly sooner if you're lucky
[09:30] <thumper> maybe
[09:30] <thumper> who knows
[10:04] <hads> ajmitch: Yeah, I was living in hope that something similar comes to nz. 50/20 Mbs with 200G would be lovely.
[20:07] <ibeardslee> morning
[20:14] <ajmitch> morning
[20:27] <snail> morning all
[20:28] <ajmitch> TGIF
[20:39] <chilts> morning :)
[20:40] <ajmitch> network mangler living up to its nickname again
[20:40] <chilts> yeah, I don't use that anymore ... wicd is a winner! :)
[20:40] <ajmitch> took me a few minutes to realise that I had no ipv4 address on the laptop :)
[20:41] <chilts> but then, I don't use Gnome so not using Network Mangler makes sense
[20:41] <ajmitch> since NM didn't control the ipv6 address, I could ssh into it, use x2x, etc
[20:43] <chilts> interesting, I've never heard of x2x before :)
[20:43] <ajmitch> I use it to share mouse & keyboard between computers, synergy does the same sort of thing
[20:44] <mwhudson> morning
[20:45] <mwhudson> synergy is x-platform, but i think x2x is a bit better if it's all, duh, x
[20:45] <ajmitch> I do it slightly oddly & use x2x along with ssh X forwarding
[21:05] <chrismsnz> morning
[21:15] <chilts> I'd seen people use synergy for mac<->linux, but yeah, x2x sounds more my cup of tea :)
[22:05] <Atamira> morning
[22:13] <thumper> morning
[22:13] <Atamira> morning