Brian McEntire wrote:
I looked on the voip-info wiki and found sparse and conflicting
information on how to do this with Asterisk...
My incoming lines are all on Zaptel. Is there a simple why to
implement a '*363" (do not disturb) toggle via the dialplan?
I have an extension for activating/de-activating voicemail call backs.
You should be able to do the same for DND:
[callback-activate]
exten => 80*,1,Set(CALLBACK=${DB(vmcallback/${CALLERIDNUM})})
exten => 80*,2,GotoIf($["${CALLBACK}" = "YES"]?80*,3:80*,101)
exten => 80*,3,Set(DB(vmcallback/${CALLERIDNUM})=NO)
exten => 80*,4,Playback(local/stutter)
exten => 80*,5,Playback(local/deactivated)
exten => 80*,6,Hangup()
exten => 80*,101,Set(DB(vmcallback/${CALLERIDNUM})=YES)
exten => 80*,102,Playback(local/stutter)
exten => 80*,103,Playback(local/activated)
exten => 80*,104,Hangup()
You can do the same thing with DND. Turn the value on or off, then in
your dial string, check the database value and act accordingly.
Doug
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