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It doesn’t “execute” a
command upon registration. What it does is insert a simple noop into the
extension and context at priority 1 so the extension then becomes active. For
example: Before I register: Exten => 145,2,Dial(SIP/jcolp_cisco1) When I register it then turns into: Exten => 145,1,Noop() Exten => 145,2,Dial(SIP/jcolp_cisco1) This means when I’m registered, a
person can call me but when I’m not – the extension is useless and
calling it does nothing and doesn’t attempt to call me. Joshua Colp From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Douglas Garstang Before I play around with this again in
1.2.1, regexten is still essentially broken, correct? The misconception seems to be that it
allows you to execute a command upon registration from a SIP UA. Even the
O'Reilly TFOT book erroneously states that this is what it is for. After
reading the developer discussion though, it definitely seems to be broken. Is
it fixed yet? Doug. |
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