29 nov 2009 kl. 12.14 skrev Mueller, Alexander: > CS, that's my problem, exactly how you describe it: > >>>> but why can't you redirect the AMI Originate to a dialplan script that >>>> uses the SipAddHeader? > > After lots of experimenting, I now come from AMI into the dialplan by just > calling "Action: Command\r\nCommand: console dial #*2000" from the AMI, where > #* is the flag for originating (which is handled in the dialplan), and I'm in > the dialplan, so far so good. I can set the SIPHeader there an ring the local > phone (2000) via "Dial", the local phone takes the call automatically, fine. > > But then I have only one leg, I have not yet found out how to connect this > first leg inside the dialplan with the second leg. > > How can this originating be done, what has to come after Dial in order to > establish the outgoing call ? > > I have read the description of "Dial()" several times now, hard to > understand, it doesn't seem to offer a 2-leg-addressing (internal number and > external number). > > I also thought about creating call files in the "outgoing" directory, but > then again the problem with the missing SIPAddHeader() will lead to failure. > > Still unsolved ... >
You have to learn about the local channel and how to use that from Originate. I think that's covered in the Asterisk book, downloadable from asteriskdocs.org and in many examples on the web. Secondly, this mailing list is for Asterisk development - new code and issues with the Asterisk code. Your questions would get a faster and better answer on asterisk-users. Even if it's about development, it's about development of your own app, not about Asterisk. Good luck in your Asterisk adventures! Regards /Olle _______________________________________________ --Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com-- asterisk-biz mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-biz
