You could use a call file. This would be achieved like the following:
exten => s,n,System(bash_file SIP/110 112)
where bash_file is a script you make that drops a .call file into
asterisk's outgoing directory. bash_file could contain something like
this -- (from memory, research before you blame me):
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#!/bin/bash
if [ "$2" = "" ];
then
echo "Usage: $0 CALLER_CHANNEL CALLEE_EXTEN";
else
echo "Exten: $2
Channel: $1
MaxRetries: 0
Priority: 1
Context: internalaugmented" > /tmp/somefile31329
mv /tmp/somefile31329 /var/spool/asterisk/outgoing
done
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make sure to
chmod +x bash_file
after you create it
If you can get this working, the example above should do something
similar to making the phone at SIP/110 dial extension 112.
Moj
rulle mus wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible to connect 2 (SIP) phones via the dialplan. Sort of
like dragging 2 phones to each other in Flash operator panel.
The thing is I need an action in the dialplan that will connect 2
phones to each other as a reaction to an event without any
intervention from one of the 2 phones.
Regards,
Mus
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