Hi Benchev,
Thanks for the reply.
My current setup is exactly similar to which you have suggested. My DID
numbers
are added or changed very frequently and all the time I have to change some
config file manually and should reload Asterisk or atleast call Extensions
reload. I do want these things to be manual, Can't I have the Asterisk to
directly get the contexts from Mysql DB without giving them in config
files? If
this is possible then we can have a realtime dynamic Asterisk.
The other approcah can be to match the context itself with some regular
expression. But I do not know how do this or whether this is possible? I will
have a context something like this
[XXXXXXXXXX]
switch => Realtime/@extensions
So all contexts will be directed to Mysql DB matching regex but
[XXXXXXXXXX] is
not acting as regex as expected it just matches context XXXXXXXXXX.
Please tell me what can I do to solve my problem.
Thanks for your help and time,
Manoj.
Quoting Benchev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I need many contexts because I have around 1000 DID's each with 5-10
Extensions.
These DID numbers are changed or added very frequently and whenever there
is a change I have to change Extensions.conf manually. So please tell me
how can I do this dynamically without changing Extensions.conf and help me
configure Asterisk.
I presume you have about 1000 DID numbers and each of this numbers
may ring to
5-10 users of yours, right?
If so, make a context in you extensions.conf and include in it a switch
like that:
[ever_changing_dids]
switch => Realtime/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now you can insert in your extensions_table imaginary DID 9876543210:
INSERT INTO `extensions_table` VALUES ('', 'ever_changing_dids',
'9876543210',
1, 'Dial', 'SIP/user1:SIP/user2:SIP/user3:SIP/user4:SIP/user8:SIP/user12|
20');
You can do that for many thousands of DIDs without changing extensions.conf.
Another approach, also no changing the extension.conf:
[ever_changing_dids]
#include includes/ever_changing_dids.conf
ever_changing_dids.conf
exten =>
9876543210,1,Dial(SIP/user1&SIP/user2&SIP/user3&SIP/user4&SIP/user8&SIP/user12|
20)
etc...
However this requires *CLI> reload
Hope I've guessed right.
Benchev
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