Re: [asterisk-users] how to detect dtmf in meetme

2009-05-29 Thread David Backeberg
2009/5/29 robert aofeish...@163.com:
    i want to kick participant in a meeting by pressing the digit on sip
 phone.when i entry the meeting ,no matter how i press the button,the dtmf
 does not work.

Does dtmf work anywhere?

What happens if you try to have the call navigate an IVR?

You probably need to set your asterisk to match the way that DTMF is
getting passed. You can find out the way DTMF is getting passed by
doing a
cli set sip debug on

and reading through the packet trace when you nail the DTMF buttons.

Start by getting DTMF working at all, and then figure out whether it's
just a problem with MeetMe()

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Re: [asterisk-users] how to detect dtmf in meetme

2009-05-29 Thread Steve Edwards
Date: Fri, 29 May 2009 14:27:16 +0800
From: robert aofeish...@163.com

Date: Fri, 29 May 2009 14:28:43 +0800
From: robert aofeish...@163.com

Impatient?

On Fri, 29 May 2009, robert wrote:

 i want to kick participant in a meeting by pressing the digit on sip 
 phone.when i entry the meeting ,no matter how i press the button,the 
 dtmf does not work.

 here is my dialplan and my agi script,and sip.conf

 [from-internal]

[snip]

 exten =121,4,MeetMe(900,MDbF)

Is your AGI named conf-background.agi? (Personally, I think setting 
MEETME_AGI_BACKGROUND is a better idea.)

 #!/usr/bin/php -q

[snip]

 print get_data('demo-welcome', 15, 5)\\\n;

This is not the proper format for an AGI request.

The request should look more like:

get data demo-congrats 15 5

 $agivars = (fgets(STDIN));

The response will look like:

200 result=1 (timeout)

or

200 result= (timeout)

or even

200 result=

It's a text string that you need to parse, not a single digit.

 print MeetMeAdmin(900,k,$agivars)\\\n;

Meetmeadmin is not a AGI command and even if it was, the syntax is 
wrong.

 print set extension 121\\\n;
 print set priority 5\\\n;

This violates the AGI protocol.

You will save yourself a lot of time and hair if you use an established 
AGI library.

Keep in mind that when the AGI exits, you exit the meetme. Also, the b 
option overrides the p and X options.

Another gotcha -- the user number you pass to meetmeadmin is not the 
nth user in the conference its the nth user who has joined the 
conference.

Let's suppose you have a long running conference. You join and are user 1. 
I join and am user 2. You leave and come back. You are now user 3. This 
becomes more meaningful as hundreds of users join and leave the 
conference. Thus, in a conference you could have users 1, 55, and 999.

I recently solved this for a client by writing an AGI that connected to 
Asterisk via AMI to parse the output of meetme list conf-name so the 
admin could mute/unmute/kill the users by index instead of user number.

Thanks in advance,

Steve Edwards  sedwa...@sedwards.com  Voice: +1-760-468-3867 PST
Newline Fax: +1-760-731-3000

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