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Hi there, You can do that by making a context in your dial-plan with the name of your queue. Then in your queue config put : context="context you write in your dial-plan". That way the asterisk will save the name of your queue in the 'dcontext' column Example: ; Context in dialplan [in_test] ; In queues.conf or in db(if you have it on Real Time) [in_test] context = in_test I hope that's what you are looking for. El 06/13/2012 03:03 AM, Lenz Emilitri escribió: It would likely be easier for you to use a tool that already processes queue_log information. There are a number available :) |
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