> I had a similar problem and as far as I know, the asterisk server doesn't
> know which of those numbers has answered your call.
> If anyone knows any different, I'd like to know as well!
Got it!
I created a context that contained this:-
[outgoing_context]
exten => _X.,1,Dial(SIP/${ext...@supplier)
Then, I changed my dialling line from:-
exten => 555,1,Dial(SIP/01615551...@supplier&SIP/01615554...@supplier,60)
to
exten =>
555,1,Dial(LOCAL/01615551...@outgoing_context/n&LOCAL/01615554...@outgoing_context/n,60)
In this example.. 01615551234 and 01615554321 are the two numbers I am dialling.
It loops the call "out" of asterisk, and then back "in".
Asterisk therefore thinks it's a new call coming in, and therefore creates two
new cdr entries.... one for each outgoing call.
Sorry if I didn't describe what ACTUALLY happens properly, but it works.
Hope that helps.
Dan
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