Using ast_channel_get_bridge(struct ast_channel *chan), you can get a
reference for the bridge. The channel needs to be locked before you use
that function and you'll need to cleanup the bridge reference when you are
done with it. From there you can use the bridge reference to get the list
of
On Fri, Jun 2, 2017, at 11:15 AM, marek cervenka wrote:
> hi,
>
> i'm using hangup handlers on Asterisk13
>
> with standard answered calls i have 1 CDR per call
>
> with scenario call from voip->mobile, call rejected on mobile i have 2
> CDRs
>
>
> i dont want the second CDR
>
> without
hi,
i'm using hangup handlers on Asterisk13
with standard answered calls i have 1 CDR per call
with scenario call from voip->mobile, call rejected on mobile i have 2 CDRs
i dont want the second CDR
without hangup handlers i have 1 CDR
do you think its bug or its feature of hangup
Hi,
Is there anyway for a channel to know the other channels in their
current bridge? The reason I ask is I have a customer application that
negotiates a port using the SIP SDP for out of call signalling using
UDP. For security purposes they want to route all traffic through their
box which
