In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Patrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> It seems that using exten => _*0. is not possible in extensions.conf. I
> changed disconnect => *0 in features.conf to something else. From what I
> can tell with the little C knowledge I have is that it's caused by a
> hardcoded *0 value chan_zap.c.
>
> Line 5730 of chan_zap.c (svn rev 1077) shows:
>
> } else if (!strcmp(exten, "*0")) {
> struct ast_channel *nbridge =
> p->subs[SUB_THREEWAY].owner;
> struct zt_pvt *pbridge = NULL;
>
> Can I just change that value to something else like *999999999 or even
> totally remove the code so I can use exten => _*0. in my dialplan?
>
> I'd also appreciate some guidance how to go about removing all the
> hardcoded US service codes from chan_zap.c so those values become
> available for dialplan sourcery.
Hi Patrick,
Are you using analogue phones connected to your asterisk box (directly
or through a channel bank)? Because it looks from the code as if that
is the only situation where those codes are captured by the chan_zap
driver and processed specially.
If you want to disable them, just insert an 'x' into the string, or some
other non-DTMF character. Then the strcmp will never match:
} else if (!strcmp(exten, "x*0")) {
Cheers
Tony
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