[asterisk-users] How to know who hangup ?

[Gregory Duchatelet]

 

Hi,

 

Using AMI or dial plan, how can i know which leg (channel ?) of a bridged
call, hangup ?

 

AMI send 2 hangup events, which have both cause 16 (normal clearing), and
the first hangup event is the called leg hangup event, not the one who
hangup.

 

Greg

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Re: [asterisk-users] How to know who hangup ?

[Nicolas]

Gregory Duchatelet a écrit :


Hi,

Using AMI or dial plan, how can i know which leg (channel ?) of a 
bridged call, hangup ?


AMI send 2 hangup events, which have both cause 16 (normal clearing), 
and the first hangup event is the called leg hangup event, not the one 
who hangup…


Greg



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adding g in your dial application and the call will go on the extension 
when the callee hangup

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RE: [asterisk-users] How to know who hangup ?

[Gregory Duchatelet]

 adding g in your dial application and the call will go on the extension
 when the callee hangup

Yes, i could also use h extension, but how to know which one hangup first
? ${HANGUPCAUSE} always say 16 (Normal clearing), and ${CHANNEL} is set to
the current channel in the dial plan...

Greg

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