Check out the call files. Easier to use and debug.
You can also telnet to port 5038 and do the AMI commands yourself to
test.
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On 2009-12-06, at 12:07 PM, Bruce N <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Guys,
Just playing around to get php to dial an outside number through the
broswer and to play a custom message.
I am using floAPI (http://www.phpclasses.org/browse/package/
2521.html) and here is my dial request:
echo($sampleapi->request("COMMAND", array("COMMAND" => "originate
SIP/$x extension 1...@from-internal")));
Vairable $x is what I pass to this and it dials the extension first,
once picked up, then it connects to 1...@from-internal which is my
custom message (tt-monkeys). This works nicely.
But if I do: originate SIP/testTrunk/$x extension 1...@from-internal
The moment it starts ringing to $x through "testTrunk" it starts
playing 1...@from-internal, hence if the outside party picks up
after two rings then they miss hearing a great deal of the monkey
noise. Basically, Asterisk can't tell channel status because it's
not local to it. What is the workaround for this "if any"? maybe
check channel status?
If there is a totally different way of doing this rather than using
originate command then please enlighten me. I appreciate the feedback.
Thanks,
Bruce
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