I current have a working Asterisk 1.2.12 server with ODBC voicemail storage,
realtime static maps for voicemail, sip and iax configuration files.
Realtime extensions, etc. All works great. I have verified that this
configuration works on my test server as well. Now I am trying to test the
1.4B3
I am using realtime_ext, asterisk-1.2.0 and am trying to understand the
correct method of adding extensions in my database to correctly handing call
parking. I have it working fairly well by adding an extension of 700 in the
correct context and then extensions 700-7xx with the ParkedCall
Using Asterisk-1.2.0, I have voicemail messages stored in a MySQL database
with ODBC. I am using a database to store certain config files, such as
sip.conf, via Realtime Static. Since you must define the variable
odbcstorage in the voicemail.conf file to allow ODBC storage to work, what
do you
Thank you both for the insight. The original problem was that the voice
mail system returned a no mailbox found error since the query was looking
for a mailbox in the default context and I had defined them in other
contexts, in my case, from-sip and analog-phones. It seems I am
confusing
I have the latest Asterisk CVS as of 4/21/05 and a Fedora FC3 machine. I
also set up the system to use Realtime for the voicemail mailboxes. I am
successfully using Realtime for extensions and sip clients on this machine,
but as yet, cannot get the voicemail system to recognize the mailboxes as
I noticed that there is some interest in MGCP slave operation for Asterisk
to enable it to work with the ATT Callvantage offering. I have tried the
FXS/FXO connection to Asterisk and the Linksys TA with little success.
Dropped calls are the biggest problem, which does not occur when the phone
is
I am trying to use the _ALERT_INFO variable with ParkAndAnnounce. My idea
was to have the phone, a Polycom IP500 auto answer so you could hear the
annoucement of the parked extension over the speaker. This variable works
fine with the normal Dial application, but seems to be ignored by
