Their default context is [internal], and in internal I have defined extensions i and t to handle timeouts and invalid extensions.
However, the default for the Zaptel channels is "immediate=no", so the default context is only "run" when input has been entered. This means that the i and t extensions are not considered until a number has been entered. After a while, or on an invalid entry, I get a hangup instead of the flow of control I wish.
If I create an extension to do a goto(s,1), then i and t will act as I expect. This has also been a problem for setting variables in the s extension in that default context, because the s extension is not "run".
I can set "immediate=yes" it the context will start executing at the s context and the i and t extensions are handled as I expect. However, this has implications with the dialtone in that there is none.
The FXO channels begin exectuing their default context immediately.
Is there a "routine" way to do this?
-Michael
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