----- Julian Lyndon-Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If I have in my dialplan
>
> [AgentQ]
> exten => _XX.,1,Dial(Sip/{$exten},120,g)
> exten => _XX.,2,NoOP(here we are)
>
> where [AgentQ] is called by the queue command to a member added by
>
> addqueuemember(Local/[EMAIL PROTECTED])
>
> why don't I get to the NoOp if the agent hangs up during the
> announcement message (to the agent) ?
Complicated answer, that one.
In this case, when the agent answers the call, app_dial invokes a copy of
ast_bridge_call() to bridge the Local,2 channel with the SIP channel it
created. It then sends 'answer' to the Local,1 channel, which causes app_queue
to invoke a copy of ast_bridge_call() on the original channel and the Local,1
channel. This then causes chan_local to masquerate the SIP channel on top of
the Local,1 channel, and the Local,2 channel is destroyed. When this occurs,
the ast_bridge_call() that app_dial invoked is exited, but the channel no
longer exists, so dialplan execution cannot continue.
If you want this to work, you'll have use the '/n' option for chan_local, as in:
AddQueueMember(Local/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/n,...)
--
Kevin P. Fleming
Senior Software Engineer
Digium, Inc.
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