[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need to deploy some quasi-virtual-PBXes, and I'd like to avoid having to be hands on for each new phone number deployed... so I would like to set up some administrative extensions that can record greetings... lets say:
[admin] exten => 8(NXXNXXXXXX),1,Record($1|-greeting.gsm)
[incoming] exten => _(NXXNXXXXXX),1,Playback($1|-greeting) exten => _(NXXNXXXXXX),2,Goto($1,1000) exten => _(NXXNXXXXXX),102,Playback(generic-greeting)
[2122222222] exten => 1000,VoiceMail(22222)
[3103333333] exten => 1000,VoiceMail(33333)
The concept here is like the capture buffer in a Perl regex.
So that if "admin" dialed 82122222222, it would give them the chance to record the greeting, which would be put in the 212222222-greeting.gsm file.
If someone called 2122222222, it would play the 2122222222-greeting.gsm file, if it existed, otherwise if it failed, it would play generic-greeting.gsm. Then it would change context based in the called number.
Granted, I'm asking for alot here, but is there any way to approximate this kind of an advanced configuration with Asterisk?
----Steve
Not that difficult. A few things you will need:
${EXTEN} is the current extension dialed
goto statement
You can trim crap off your vars using the ${EXTEN:1} notations. In my example, I am trimming the front digit off the exten var. If I wanted to be fancy, I could trim x off the front, and only read for n digits like this: ${EXTEN:x:n}.
At least, I think I could. Perhaps someone with more recent working knowledge could confirm that?
It's all the in the wiki. When it's up that is. :)
Sean
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