On 04/16/2012 05:21 AM, Niccolò Belli wrote:
I suspected it, but it didn't work at first. I fear I didn't
understand what the context refers to in Pickup(extension[@context]).
I will make an example: phone-100 wants to pick up a ringing phone-200
(call comes from my-sip-provider).
This is my sip.conf
[phone-100]
context=context-100
[phone-200]
context=context-200
[my-sip-provider]
context=from-my-sip-provider
This is my extensions.conf
[context-100]
exten => test,hint,Queue:MyQueue
exten => test,1,Pickup(myphonenumber@from-my-sip-provider)
[...]
[context-200]
[...]
[from-my-sip-provider]
exten => myphonenumber,1,Queue(MyQueue,r)
same => n,Hangup()
I expected to use from-my-sip-provider as context in Pickup,
unfortunately it didn't work.
So I tried both context-100 and context-200 as context in Pickup and
they *both* worked! What's the logic behind Pickup's context?
Thanks,
Niccolò
There is some missing information here. What is the strategy of the
queue? How are the queue members listed (i.e. are they SIP channels or
local channels)? My suspicion is that the queue is simultaneously
dialing local channels in contexts [context-100] and [context-200].
Since there are no ringing channels in context [from-my-sip-provider]
there are no calls to pick up there. However, since [context-100] and
[context-200] both have ringing channels, doing a call pickup in either
of these results in a successful pickup.
Mark Michelson
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