But this doesn't work! As soon as we pass a number into the context,
it matches successfully against _., and we get our sorry-no-match
recording and the line hangs up. Here's how we force the ordering by
using include to regulate order of matching:
Thanks John, that's a great explanation!
If I am dialing with a Bt101 or something that sends all the digits in a
single packet, it works great. It fails miserably, however, if I'm dialing
from a phone on an FXS port, or if I'm trying to do this on an answered
call.
Zap devices should handle this fine (maybe even MGCP), but SIP
Zap devices should handle this fine (maybe even MGCP), but SIP should
fail
with that sort of a configuration since we cannot differentiate
between Number valid, but more could be useful and Number incomplete,
therefore once we reach a match, we have to take it.
I can't get anything to
I have an interesting dilemma with sequencing in the dialplan. Up
to now, I have assumed that the extensions in the dial plan were
tested in the order that they appear in extensions.conf. In other
words, I have the following fragment which was designed to dial toll
free on the PSTN and all
John Todd wrote:
I have an interesting dilemma with sequencing in the dialplan. Up to
now, I have assumed that the extensions in the dial plan were tested
in the order that they appear in extensions.conf. In other words, I
have the following fragment which was designed to dial toll free on
This is such a wonderfully clear explanation of the asterisk sequencing
methodology that I would suggest including it in the documentation as an
example for using include in contexts.
Stephen Besch
Agreed.
Added to
http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk+config+extensions.conf
I have an interesting dilemma with sequencing in the dialplan. Up to
now, I have assumed that the extensions in the dial plan were tested in
the order that they appear in extensions.conf. In other words, I have
the following fragment which was designed to dial toll free on the PSTN
and all
-Users] Dial Plan Sequencing
I have an interesting dilemma with sequencing in the dialplan. Up to
now, I have assumed that the extensions in the dial plan were tested
in
the order that they appear in extensions.conf. In other words, I have
the following fragment which was designed to dial toll
Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Dial Plan Sequencing
I have an interesting dilemma with sequencing in the dialplan. Up to
now, I have assumed that the extensions in the dial plan were tested
in
the order that they appear in extensions.conf. In other words, I have
the following fragment which
Here is what I have which uses IAXTEL for 800 calling and VOIP for long
distance with a fall back to my PSTN line. I don't have any issues as far
as 1800 numbers being grabbed before the long distance numbers. My internal
context is for all extensions inside the house, whereas the fax doesn't
That is just beautiful...
Would you mind if it got into the wiki, or onto a webpage here or there?
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Andrew Thompson
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