Hi... I think I've done that by typing "dial 12345", the digits...
For example:
dial sip/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
and when the answer is attended, you type again:
dial 123456778... the digits you want to send... you can repeat that as many times as you like... at least I think it has worked with me. I'm still testing my install :)
RODOLFO
Greg Hill wrote:
On Wed, 15 Sep 2004, Marconi Rivello wrote:
On 15 Sep 2004 06:26:29 -0000, Murali <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well, the ellegant solution is to disable OSS/ALSA and use a softphone :)Hi friends,
I tried to dial 111 from CLI without any hard/soft phones.
I suggest SJphone if you want a SIP client, or iaxcomm if you rather use IAX2.
The question is a good one, though. You can answer a call on the console, why not dial from it?
I've used something like dial(sip/[EMAIL PROTECTED]) to place calls from the console in the past (I think that's how I did it!).
One thing I've never figured out, though, is how to send DTMF digits from the console. For example, suppose I encounter an IVR, or maybe I'm testing my own IVR by calling it from the console -- how do I send the digits?
Greg
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