Hello
I'm looking for a way to do the following using my Asterisk system and
Snom SIP phones...
Scenario:
Caller on Internal Phone 1 calls internal phone2. Phone 2 is busy (or
more accurately goes straight to voicemail).
Caller on internal phone 1 can press a button / dial a code
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 5:34 PM, Phil Knighton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
I'm looking for a way to do the following using my Asterisk system and Snom
SIP phones...
Scenario:
Caller on Internal Phone 1 calls internal phone2. Phone 2 is busy (or more
accurately goes straight to
snip
Set(exten_copy = ${EXTEN});
Dial(SIP/${EXTEN})
if (${DIALSTATUS}=BUSY) {
// prompt for camp
Set(DB(camp/${EXTEN}/call_to)=${CALLERID(num));
}
h = {
Set(call_to=${DB(camp/${exten_copy}/call_to)});
if (${call_to}!=) {
Set(DB(camp/${exten_copy}/call_to)=);
When phone A registers, I want phone B to ring, when picked up, it should
call phone A and connect the phones.
Translated: When GF in Mexico powers up laptop where soft iax-phone
registers automatically, I want to talk to her asap :-)
How to?
Leif
Leif Neland wrote:
When phone A registers, I want phone B to ring, when picked up, it should
call phone A and connect the phones.
Translated: When GF in Mexico powers up laptop where soft iax-phone
registers automatically, I want to talk to her asap :-)
How to?
I don't really know how
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Leif Neland wrote:
When phone A registers, I want phone B to ring, when picked up, it should
call phone A and connect the phones.
Translated: When GF in Mexico powers up laptop where soft iax-phone
registers automatically
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Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] camp on off-line phone
Leif Neland wrote:
When phone A registers, I want phone B to ring, when picked up, it should
call phone A and connect the phones.
Translated: When GF in Mexico powers up laptop where soft
Why not just create a .call file when the number is busy? The .call
file tries to dial the destination with the retry interval and max
attempts you specify, when the call goes thru, dial that other number.
Here's what I have been using to produce a callback feature. It's not
pretty but
Why not just create a .call file when the number is busy? The .call
file tries to dial the destination with the retry interval and max
attempts you specify, when the call goes thru, dial that other number.
Nathan Alberti wrote:
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Thanks for the pointer Nathan. I slapped something together
I believe what you refer to is called Ring Back When Free
at least thats how I know it in the UK.
Ah yes, no I remember. We called it Automatic Ring Back.
So we had normal ARB, or ARB on next use.
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On Wed, 2006-04-26 at 20:15 -0500, Eric ManxPower Wieling wrote:
Something along the lines of show application retrydial ?
Afaict RetryDial does not allow the caller to hang up the phone and wait
for a call the moment the remote party hangs up. Any way to do this
*without* the caller having to
to implement it/
Thanks!
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I believe what you
on Asterisk as well.
does anyone know how to implement it/
Thanks!
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I believe what you refer to is called Ring Back When Free at
least thats how I know it in the UK.
Not quite retrydial, that is more like dial the person and keep
dialing the person until they pickup
Andreas Sikkema wrote:
I believe what you refer to is called Ring Back When Free
at least thats how I know it in the UK.
Ah yes, no I remember. We called it Automatic Ring Back.
So we had normal ARB, or ARB on next use.
Over the years, traditional pbx manufacturers have implemented
On Thursday 27 April 2006 07:52, Rich Adamson wrote:
Not likely either form can truly be implemented in a agi script without
significantly impacting other pbx functions.
I dunno... off the top of my head:
- improve upon the standard extension macro such that any Dial() uses 'g'
option, and
Andreas Sikkema wrote:
I believe this is called camp on. Found some examples on voip-info.org
but they assume that you do not hangup the originating phone. Anyone
have an idea how to implement this feature as described above?
When I worked at Philips there were two variants:
- camp on busy
-
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Thanks for the pointer Nathan. I slapped something together quick 'n
dirty but this is not working. The problem is that the call file is
only
generated when the originating caller stays on the phone until the
remote caller hangs up. Suggestions how to fix this much appreciated.
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Hi all,
In .nl there is a feature provided by the incumbent that I would like to
implement for an internal PBX setup. The incumbents feature does the
following (adopted for internal PBX use, so no external/PSTN numbers are
used):
1) pick up phone and dial an internal extension
2) if other side
I believe this is called camp on. Found some examples on voip-info.org
but they assume that you do not hangup the originating phone. Anyone
have an idea how to implement this feature as described above?
When I worked at Philips there were two variants:
- camp on busy
- camp on no answer
The
Patrick wrote:
I believe this is called camp on. Found some examples on voip-info.org
but they assume that you do not hangup the originating phone. Anyone
have an idea how to implement this feature as described above?
It might be referred to different things in different countries. In
: [Asterisk-Users] Camp on?
Hi all,
In .nl there is a feature provided by the incumbent that I would like to
implement for an internal PBX setup. The incumbents feature does the
following (adopted for internal PBX use, so no external/PSTN numbers are
used):
1) pick up phone and dial an internal
, 2006 12:09 PM
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Camp on?
I believe what you refer to is called Ring Back When Free at least thats
how I know it in the UK.
Regards
Jon
Jon FarmerTelford, Shropshire, UK
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I believe what you refer to is called Ring Back When Free at least
thats how I know it in the UK.
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Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Camp on?
I believe what you refer to is called Ring Back When Free at
least thats how I know it in the UK
Is there a clever way to camp on an extension in asterisk? What I need is a
way to answer my extension (not just a ringing ZAP channel) from any other
phone. If I'm in another office and hear my phone ringing, I want to be
able to quickly pick it up from that extension. The list revealed the
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