On Sat, Nov 22, 2003 at 11:28:34AM +0100, Olle E. Johansson wrote:
>
> Quoting myself:
> No one really mails [EMAIL PROTECTED] any more. We're mailing [EMAIL PROTECTED] and
> the DNS MX records helps the mail client to send the mail to the correct
> mail server. Why should we call [EMAIL PROTECTED] instead of using [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sure, no question. But that wasn't really the point.
The problem was, how, in extensions.conf to deal with Dial strings
of the form IAX/iaxpeer/number and Zap/n/number and SIP/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
in a consistent way -- i.e. ${FOO}/${EXTEN} does not work with SIP
so you would have to special-case any Dial strings that want to use
this form...
Another example: first priority, try to dial out the PSTN, second
priority, dial some SIP gateway:
PRIMARY=Zap/0
BACKUP=SIP/someproxy
exten => _.,1,ChanIsAvail(${PRIMARY}&${BACKUP})
exten => _.,2,Dial(${AVAILCHAN}/${EXTEN})
it would be nice if this sort of thing were possible to do this...
-w
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