Re: [Asterisk-Users] SIP Attended/Supervised transfer features.conf

2005-04-12 Thread C F
Make sure you put t (for the called party) or T (for the calling
party) in the Dial command option, like this
Dial(somephone,timeout,tT)

On 4/11/05, Gonchi Mateos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi all,
 
 We were willing to try the SIP Attended/Supervised transfer with * realease
 1.0-7. From the wiki´s feature.conf config page we found that a special
 section called featuremap had to be added to the config:
 
 [featuremap]
  blindxfer = #1; Blind transfer
  disconnect = *0   ; Disconnect
  automon = *1  ; One Touch Record
  atxfer = *2   ; Attended transfer
 
 We made that changes but upon pressing *2 nothing happens, neither with
 #1 for the blind transfer. The blind transfer is working as it defaults
 in *, with # plus extension.
 
 We tried to unload and reload res_features module but with no luck as it
 says that the user count is 1.
 
 After some examination at chan_sip.c, we found the supervised transfer code
 section, but we found nothing on the parsing of the featuremap section.
 We did find the parsing of the first section of the config file concerning
 call parking, which does work.
 
 Any idea on how to make it work?
 
 Thanks to all,
 Gonchi
 
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[Asterisk-Users] SIP Attended/Supervised transfer features.conf

2005-04-11 Thread Gonchi Mateos
Hi all,

We were willing to try the SIP Attended/Supervised transfer with * realease
1.0-7. From the wiki´s feature.conf config page we found that a special
section called featuremap had to be added to the config:

 [featuremap]
  blindxfer = #1; Blind transfer
  disconnect = *0   ; Disconnect
  automon = *1  ; One Touch Record
  atxfer = *2   ; Attended transfer

We made that changes but upon pressing *2 nothing happens, neither with
#1 for the blind transfer. The blind transfer is working as it defaults
in *, with # plus extension.

We tried to unload and reload res_features module but with no luck as it
says that the user count is 1.

After some examination at chan_sip.c, we found the supervised transfer code
section, but we found nothing on the parsing of the featuremap section.
We did find the parsing of the first section of the config file concerning
call parking, which does work.

Any idea on how to make it work?

Thanks to all,
Gonchi

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Re: [Asterisk-Users] SIP Attended/Supervised transfer features.conf

2005-04-11 Thread Michiel van Baak
On 09:17, Mon 11 Apr 05, Gonchi Mateos wrote:
 Hi all,
 
 We were willing to try the SIP Attended/Supervised transfer with * realease
 1.0-7. From the wiki?s feature.conf config page we found that a special
 section called featuremap had to be added to the config:
 
  [featuremap]
   blindxfer = #1; Blind transfer
   disconnect = *0   ; Disconnect
   automon = *1  ; One Touch Record
   atxfer = *2   ; Attended transfer
 
 We made that changes but upon pressing *2 nothing happens, neither with
 #1 for the blind transfer. The blind transfer is working as it defaults
 in *, with # plus extension.
 
 We tried to unload and reload res_features module but with no luck as it
 says that the user count is 1.
 
 After some examination at chan_sip.c, we found the supervised transfer code
 section, but we found nothing on the parsing of the featuremap section.
 We did find the parsing of the first section of the config file concerning
 call parking, which does work.
 

This only works on CVS version of *, not the stable 1.0

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