[cisco-voip] FW: [asterisk-users] 400 calls at g711 how much cpu power

Mon Jun 22 16:33:26 EDT 2009

This was on another list but found it humorous enough to forward to this list.

Should I suggest the UCCX outdialer to notify 6,000,000,000 via phone where to get a vaccine ?

From: asterisk-users-bounces at lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces at lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of hh174
Sent: Monday, June 22, 2009 4:12 PM
To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] 400 calls at g711 how much cpu power

Let me also know, I just have a business with Tamiflu :)
I need to contact 6.000.000.000 people to help them.
No spam, I promise.

Olivier

ContactTel Business a écrit : 

Lol , simply lol, don't forget the super duper, top secret patch ,everyone is hiding from you  that makes asterisk able to do 4000 calls on a p3, 

PS. don't tell anyone i said this .

But yeah , since you need to blast 500 calls+, you should be aware that normal blasting even 4 seconds audio will run you quite a bit of money,

20 seconds * 400 channels = 8000 seconds every 20 seconds, +- prep times...

Or 

133 minutes every 20 secs...

399 minutes every minute.. @ 0.015 let's say 

400 * 0.015 is 6$ a minute, $360 an hour, 3600$ a day, and ill let you do the weekly fees

Now, that's starting to be expensive for a pet project ;) if not and gov related, then ill just pass the remarks..

I always knew there's money in fear, but broadcasting it could be worth it too ;) 

Can't wait for the day when we get voice calls about buying water in bulk and storing crackers.

Anyhow let me know how you manage to do 400 calls on asterisk with or without transcoding 

From: asterisk-users-bounces at lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces at lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Erick Perez
Sent: June-20-09 9:34 PM
To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] 400 calls at g711 how much cpu power

	I am fairly certain he was simply reporting the results (for posterity) of
	the event having already happened.  Good to know (I guess?) that such
	small hardware can acheive the performance that was squeezed out of it.
	Impressive.

	All THAT said, I am unconvinced that there was no sales effort involved in
	sending out millions of unsolicited calls.  Claim if you like that this
	was some public information event (which you fail to expand much upon) and
	convict me of mistrust, but who would have paid for such a thing.  TV ads,
	radio spots, billboards, etc., are much more effective for public
	information.  Unsolicited calls on that order mean only one thing to me -
	SPAM.  So what wonderful product were you "informing" the public about
	with regard to the looming threat of illness?

Jeff, indeed i was posting for posterity. Maybe someone will benefit in an outbound-only scenario that he/she will not need a supercomputer to pump a 20sec audio clip.

Again, this was a public service. And indeed TV and radio was used. Unless you live in a bubble, you may have heard about AH1N1 virus. Which unfortunately hit us (Panama, Republic of Panama, Central America....) very hard. I foud very repetitive to tell in my posts that i am from panama, central america, blah,blah blah.

Anyways, a quick google search of this forum will also revealed that i am kind of a regular poster and even my cellphone is listed here (Jon Pounder, my cellphone is +507 6675 5083 in case YOU want to sell me a car loan, i dont mind getting a call. Im a IT consultant and i have a chargeback line. Please call me as many times as you want...please do so between 10pm and 6am where my chargeback is the most expensive).

Guys, Grow up!

Next time someone needs to learn mouth-to-mouth and CPR lessons, please DONT teach him. Because, following your inmature way of thinking, the person who wants to learn CPR may as well be looking for information to learn how to suffocate people.

Next time your son wants to know how gasoline works or how is being produced. Please keep your familiy in ignorance. You may be training the next crazy person who will burn things all around the world.

But, you wont do that, do you?

Again, I always tell my familiy that keeping others in ignorance is bad. but sometimes it must be done for the sake of a greater good, and my comment is always followed with good and sound examples (atomic technology, viruses, etc).

But I forgot that Asterisk, the phone lines and a calling system is the way the world is going to be dominated by the martians. So the secret about phone system calculations must be keept in Area 51.

Now I understand Kevin Mitnick.

Cheers to all. Bye.

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	Erick Perez
	Cel +(507) 6675-5083
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