This is a good solution. However, I have a regarding this approach:
Does this mean that ANY incoming directed to that agent will fall into that context? I have calls coming into the system and being put in a Queue. When the agent is available, the call will be de-queued to the agent. When is the context used in extensions.conf? By the time the call is going to be directed to the agent, the call is already in the system and has gone through several contexts and queued by AppQueue.
Thanks, Daniel
On May 10, 2005, at 9:11 PM, Moises Silva wrote:
at the moment i think is not possible. A workaround can be sending local and remote iax to different context in iax.conf like this
[iaxremote] blah... context=remoteiax
[iaxlocal] blah.... context=localiax
so in extensions.conf you can do
[localiax] exten => s,1,SetVar(local=1) blah...
[remoteiax] exten => s,1,SetVar(local=0) blah
Best Regards.
- moy
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