Andy, I think that if you just wanted "bong" you could turn on autofallthrough in extensions.conf or use WaitExten() to create a fake DISA context and extension as follows:
; Begin fake Disa example [fake-disa-context] include local-dialing-context include longdistance-dialing-context exten => _X.,1,background(bong) ; Play a bong sound to the caller exten => _X.,2,waitexten(10) ; wait 10 seconds for caller to enter a dialable number exten => _X.,3,hangup() ; hangup our end. ; End fake Disa example Basically you're using a poorly secured (by design) autoattendant that allows outbound dialing and instead of saying "thank you for calling... please make your selection now" it says "bong". Obvioiusly you need to fill out the context with the built-in extensions like i, h etc. I haven't tried that snippet so if it works, let me know, or likewise if it sucks or needs modification. I love the fact that if you asked avaya for that they'd look at you like you had 2 heads then either say 'no' or ask for tens of thousands of dollars. And, it can be done with Asterisk in a few lines. No crazy hacking the source code required. Just use the tools given. Dave On 7/28/06, Andy Jaikissoon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Morning all! Does anyone out there know how to change the dial tone frequency on Asterisk? Or even better, to replace it with something else completely (like a "Bong")? Any help appreciated. Thanks in advance. Andy Jaikissoon
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