tam.scr script hasn't the "answer" command (but playrec.scr yes)
so the script doesn't abswer to the call

try addind the "answer" command

bye

Luca


> in /etc/bayonne.shed i commented out this line * * 00:00 playrec and added
> * * 00:00 tams. I then restared bayonne.
>
> When a call is made to the server, the call is never answers. Maybe there's
> an error in this script. Is there a log i can look at? I tried other
> scripts in /usr/local/share/bayonne, but none would work.
>
>
>
> /usr/local/share/bayonne/tams
>       cdr "%node %id %pstn.rings %session.startdate %session.starttime
> %session.duration %session.home"
>       size 2 %pickup
>       set %pickup $slowpickup
>       import %pickup
>       answer %pickup
>       set %pickup $fastpickup
>       set %audio.extension ".ul"
>       export %pickup
>       goto tams1
>
> ^hangup
>       set %pickup $slowpickup
>       export %pickup
>       exit:
>
>
> /usr/local/share/bayonne/tams1.scr
>       play tams/greeting
>       tone beep
>       record "tams/%session.startdate%session.starttime"
>       hangup
>
> ^timeout
>       tone beep
>       hangup
>
> On Friday 18 February 2005 04:06 am, Luca Bariani wrote:
> > Alle 03:03, venerd� 18 febbraio 2005, Raymond Gibson ha scritto:
> > > Hello, i have recently installed Bayonne-1.2.14 with an analog Dialogic
> > > card. I would like to know how to make Bayonne answer with something
> > > other that the default script'?
> > >
> > > Could someone please explain the process to me?
> >
> > you have to change your /etc/bayonne.sched file
> >
> > from it Bayonne choose the script to be executed
> >
> > if you have a "myscript.scr" script use "myscript" in bayonne.conf
> >
> > in this file you can say:
> > use script1 for line 1
> > use script2 for line 2
> > use script3 on sundays
> > and so on....
> >
> >
> > bye
> >
> > Luca

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