Re: [asterisk-users] Phishing attempt

2008-11-05 Thread Alexandru Pirvulescu
Hi,

I think it's just their stupid partners for gathering usage data (elq  
something). Same thing is shown when you try to download something  
from digium.com.

Alex

On Nov 5, 2008, at 5:26 PM, Roderick A. Anderson wrote:

 FYI/Heads up,

 I /just/ received what looks like a phishing attempt for information
 about Open Source PBX usage.  It says it comes from Digium but all the
 links (including the one for digium.com) point elsewhere.


 Rod
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[asterisk-users] Dial Macros

2007-04-03 Thread Alexandru Pirvulescu

Hello,

I've seen this already asked and answered but it is still a no go for  
me.
I'm trying to do some preprocessing in the middle of a call, before  
bridging.


I've seen two choices: M() and G() parameters of the Dial() command.

G() was discarded because I don't know if it is possible to bridge  
channels after processing.


With M() I've done something like that:

macro screen ( screen_file, destination, caller_email ) {
Set(screen_file=${ARG1});
Set(destination=${ARG2});
Set(caller_email=${ARG3});

begin:
// compute play prompt for background()
Set(BACKGROUND_PROMPT=voip-call-pending${screen_file});
Wait(0.5);
Background(${BACKGROUND_PROMPT});

catch 2 {
Noop(GOTCHA!!);
};

catch t {
goto s|begin;
};

};

The dial command looks like this:
Dial(IAX2/shortcut1:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/[EMAIL PROTECTED]|120|M 
(screen^${SCREEN_FILE}^${EXTEN}^${EMAIL_ADDRESS}));


What I do want is to ask the called person to press a key and make a  
choice.
everything goes well until a key is pressed, macro exits with status  
48 + ASCII code of the key and the call is bridged.


I've read that for both G() and M() the pbx services are not  
available. This means that I cannot read a DTMF option in the  
Background() command during the called person IVR?


Shouldn't catch 2 { } block catch the press of the '2' key and print  
GHOTCHA!! ?


Thanks,
Alex

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