Reading through the code, I don't see a way of exiting the transfer and
regaining the call with the customer, unless the third party hangs up or
maybe doesn't answer and the dialplan doesn't do anything else with the
call (send the call into voicemail).
I suggest you request this feature (http://bugs.digium.com), but as an
interim solution you can create a dialplan for internal extensions that
does not send the call to voicemail if unanswered, and only dials the
third party for a limited amount of time (20 seconds?).
You could preface these special extensions with a sequence, such as 9,
or 777 or whatever. Assuming your extensions are 1xx:
exten => _7771XX,1,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN:3},20)
exten => _7771XX,2,Hangup
-mike
Mark Johnson wrote:
I am trying out the new atxfer feature from CVS-HEAD. I set atxfer
equal to *7 and it seems to work OK. I am having a problem getting it
to work the way a receptionist would want. If an extension calls me, I
hit *7 and I hear the voice say "transfer". I dial another extension.
If the newly dialed extension goes to voicemail, I can't figure out how
to get the original call back to tell them the person they are trying to
reach is unavailable. Anything I try bridges the call and the caller go
into like the 2nd half of the voicemail greeting. Is there some trick
to this?
Thanks!
Mark
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