Hi
I am going to install asterisk on an AMD server, did any one had problems
installing it on an AMD server ?
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You shouldn't really have any problems with i386 version on the AMD. When
centos moved to 4.3 the x86_64 bit version was a mess with trying to install
packages.
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Hello,
No problems:)
Cheers,
Madhawa
Kanishka Somaratne wrote:
Hi
I am going to install asterisk on an AMD server, did any one had
problems installing it on an AMD server ?
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Solved!
In sip.cfg:
keys key.scrolling.timeout=1 key.IP_500.9.function.prim=Null/
Thanks to Derek for this solution!
Regards,
Jan
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Giordano Grandis wrote:
Hi all,
I have to bought a PCI with 4 PRI but on digium site I saw that there a
re two different kind (3,3V and 5v). What’s the difference?
33MHz 32 bit PCI slots are 5V.
PCI-X slots MAY support 5V and 3.3V depending on the age of the board.
My understanding is
Marc Scheuffler wrote:
Yes I can hear the DTMF keys. I ve tried 2 different phones and 3 different
mobile network providers. Nothing.
There was a bug in various versions of Asterisk when outbound calls were
placed using spool files and then could not detect DTMF from the called
party. Without
Chris Bagnall wrote:
Okay, so assuming I've got to drop the re-registration to a much shorter
time than the default of every hour, what are the implications of doing so
(in terms of network traffic, load on the asterisk box, etc.)? What's the
lowest one can reasonably take it? 10 minutes? 1
Trond G. Andersen wrote:
Has there been done any work to support ISAC ?
ISAC is a proprietary codec from Global IP Sound. There will not be any
support for it in Asterisk unless GIPS wants to either open-source the
codec (not likely) or allow Digium to license it in the same method as
the G.729
There was a bug in various versions of Asterisk when outbound calls were
placed using spool files and then could not detect DTMF from the called
party. Without more details, including the version of Asterisk you are
running, it will be difficult to suggest anything to you other than
Hi,
i am using Asterisk 1.2.6 with Debian Kernel 2.6.8-2-386 and up 2 date
Zaptel, Libpri and so on.
My Hardware :
4 x SNOM 320
One Wildcard TDM40B
3 x Allnet 7950
1 x Fritz!Box 7050 - working as a ATA
I use Asterisk in my Business stable since last year, the problem occurs
since 2 or 3
Hi Phil,
may sound a stupid advice buthave you tried to change PCI slots on
your server?
Giorgio
Phil Menico wrote:
I have a conflict problem with the eth0 card and wct2xxp digium board.
The PRI can receive calls but my network connection is gone.
When I cat /proc/interrupts I get
Ok,
I have to agree here. IF my simple fax server log/tiff archive is
not enough to satisfy a client that the fax is genuine I would not want
them as my customer. I don't care how much money they spend. Business
is business and what I do is what I do. There has to be at least a
little bit of
2006/5/5, Eric ManxPower Wieling [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
whether that makes a difference. Should I switch from
hostname to IP address in the register string too?
If Asterisk has a DNS lookup failure it will never retry that lookup.
Well... I think it should be very easy to solve for the
2006/5/5, Steve Underwood [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
In most cases, forensic analysis of the audio from another machine would
easily show it was a fake. It would lack tell-tale fingerprints of the
true path, unless it was done with extreme care. Certainly using exactly
the same model of FAX machine that
Alejandro Vargas wrote:
2006/5/5, Steve Underwood [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
In most cases, forensic analysis of the audio from another machine would
easily show it was a fake. It would lack tell-tale fingerprints of the
true path, unless it was done with extreme care. Certainly using exactly
the
Actually I am using Asterisk 1.2.7.1, zaptel 1.2.5, libpri 1.2.2
I ve tried many values for rx/txgain togeher with echocancel and relaxdtmf.
The detection is not working with call file, manager originate and not with the
dial command to the mobile.
I have no ideas left.
I got it sometimes to
Hi to all.
My asterisk pbx has a tdm400p card with 2 FXO cards on it.
I configured the extensions.conf to send all the call incoming from that
zap channels to an IVR system.
I see in the asterisk CLI the call incoming and the playback of the
message custom/myfile but no sound is played on the
Hi John,
are using enclosing in quotation mark your statement? (festival('text to
speech') )
Giorgio
John Joseph wrote:
Hi
I am trying to use festivall with asterisk , I am
using RHEL4 , asterisk1.2.7.1 and festival-1.95-beta
, I am able to hear the voice form the text file ,
when I
Go into the BIOS, disable every possible device such as floppy controller,
usb, serial, parallel, etc. If that doesn't work, move card to another slot.
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Giorgio Incantalupo
Sent: Friday, May 05, 2006
Tom Engleward wrote:
--- Eric \ManxPower\ Wieling [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
If Asterisk has a DNS lookup failure it will
never
retry that lookup.
Never meaning until the next reload command is
issued, or until the next restart command is
issued,
or until the next time the OS reboots, or
On Thursday 04 May 2006 18:44, Colin Anderson wrote:
Ah, true dat. However, if quality was crappy believe me my users would let
me know. They are salespeople and wholly intolerant of anything that keeps
them from yipping on the phone. I also run exactly the same rig at my house
backhauled to
Mark Ackroyd wrote:
There was a bug in various versions of Asterisk when outbound calls were
placed using spool files and then could not detect DTMF from the called
party. Without more details, including the version of Asterisk you are
running, it will be difficult to suggest anything to you
On Fri, 2006-05-05 at 07:47 -0500, Eric ManxPower Wieling wrote:
Only if BOTH hosts are on dynamic IPs. If only one of them is on a
dynamic IP, then the dynamic one should be registering with the static
server. This is why registration was invented.
Until I got static IPs for all of them
Our current PBX allows us to put a call on hold and then anyone in the
building can dial #9XXX and pick up that call. I know that I can
replicate a similar function by parking. But I would really like to
replicate the existing setup. Something about having to train people to
hit more than
I wrote:
In the PAP2's setup there are all of these Vertical Service Activation
Codes that start with star and Outbound Call Codec Selection Codes,
also the setup menu is accessed by pressing star four times, could they
be intefering with dialing numbers that start with a star? And is there
Hi,
I didn't get any response to this posting so thought I'd post again in the hope
that anyone who missed the posting the first time may be able to offer some ideas.
This problem isn't specific to the particular model of phone - I can see from
sip debug that the local extension itself is
Can anybody point or provide working configuration how to register
Sipura to Asterisk over the Internet. Both Sipura and Asterisk are
behind firewalls.
I'll be force to use SIP as that is the only protocol that Sipura is
using.
Do I need to enter any STUN Server: setting in SIP tab.
On
Why I did to mine is modify all the internal Vertical Service
Activation Codes to be **x instead of *x. There is probably a
better way, but this worked for me.
We tried that, but users report they are still having the same problem
(the site is located in a different country so I can't
Anyone
have a working solution for this? I played with the demo that came with
QueueMetrics to see how they were doing it and it was working for a bit but now
somehow every night it stopped. Perl and Tail are still running on the server
but the information is not dumping to the MySQL
Hello ,
Im have this problem before copy codec in
the /usr/lib/asterisk/modules before registration ..
My asterisk is Asterisk SVN-trunk-r20297 built by xxx@
xxx on a i686 running Linux on 2006-04-20 01:02:07 UTC
This erro :
codec_g729a.so]May 5 21:39:16 WARNING [6950]:
cristian wrote:
My asterisk is Asterisk SVN-trunk-r20297 built by xxx@ xxx on a i686 running
Linux on 2006-04-20 01:02:07 UTC
This has been covered many times on this list already. The G.729 codec
binary is not compatible with current SVN trunk. If you are running SVN
trunk in production, stop
We use a Perl script called acd_logger.pl. I can't remember when I got it from now but if you want a copy then mail me directly.RegardsJonJon FarmerTelford, Shropshire, UK- Original Message From: Kevin Savoy [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
i got the same email. They emailed everyone later that
there was an error.
--- Steve Prior [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rich Adamson wrote:
At least outbound calls still work, even though
they changed IP
addresses (and probably colo locations).
Maybe not so much now. I just got
Hi,
Anyone has experience in using Call Transfer Disconnect (CT-5) over a
PRI with Asterisk ?
Call Transfer Disconnect allows you to transfer a call to a third
party and disconnect yourself from the communication and also freeing
your PRI channels.
Here is a document that explains how
Anyone has a working CARD.XML for cisco
MGCP phones?
The one on the cisco site is old
and it's not working with the new
firmwares.
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On Friday 05 May 2006 08:47, Eric ManxPower Wieling wrote:
Any one of those will work.
I disagree; this is NOT an Asterisk DNS issue. I specify my hosts by IP and
this still happens (in fact, it happened this morning).
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All, we're running realtime and ast 1.2.7.1 stable. The problem I'm
having is when you register a SIP device on ServerA, works fine, sip
show peer works fine. When you dial the SIP device from ServerB however,
it tries to dial, even does a MySQL query like it should but comes back
saying no route
On 5/5/06, Jon Farmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We use a Perl script called acd_logger.pl. I can't remember when I got it from now but if you want a copy then mail me directly.Regards
Jon
Jon FarmerTelford, Shropshire, UK
- Original Message From: Kevin Savoy
[EMAIL PROTECTED]To:
Hi
I was using asterisk 1.0.7 until now. For my connection with the PSTN I
used a good old isa hisax teles 16.3 isdn card. Now while compiling 1.2
I nothiced that i4l and chan_modem is no longer supported? Is there any
way of getting my good old ISA card to work under 1.2?
The docs keep saying
Matt Schulte wrote:
Is there something obvious I am missing? I googled this to death and
cannot find anyone with a similar issue. I remember running into this
issue in the past and quite frankly am unsure if it has *ever* worked.
Seriously? This has been discussed many times on this list and
http://forums.digium.com/viewtopic.php?t=4073
I modified it some, but it integrates with my cms and
provides realtime call stats. Contact me off list if youve like to see how it
works.
Wes Baehr
Ability Business Computing, Ltd.
Office: 330.882.0455 x25
Cell: 330.882.0455 x35
Andrew Kohlsmith wrote:
On Friday 05 May 2006 08:47, Eric ManxPower Wieling wrote:
Any one of those will work.
I disagree; this is NOT an Asterisk DNS issue. I specify my hosts by IP and
this still happens (in fact, it happened this morning).
Then you are experiencing a different problem.
Can anybody point or provide working configuration how to register
Sipura to Asterisk over the Internet. Both Sipura and Asterisk are
behind firewalls.
I'll be force to use SIP as that is the only protocol that Sipura is
using.
Do I need to enter any STUN Server: setting in SIP tab.
On
Hi to all.
My asterisk pbx has a tdm400p card with 2 FXO cards on it.
I configured the extensions.conf to send all the call incoming from that
zap channels to an IVR system.
I see in the asterisk CLI the call incoming and the playback of the
message custom/myfile but no sound is played on the
Group
I have a Cisco 7970 Running the newest SIP image.
I'm running Asterisk SVN-trunk-r7498 on 2006-04-30 15:11:39 UTC
When I get a call the callerid number show something like
[EMAIL PROTECTED] I thought I seen somewhere what that was but I'm
unable to find the correct wording when
I don't remember exactly what the reasoning on Cisco's part is of having
the IP address on there, but it happens on ours too. It shouldn't cause
any problems with making outgoing calls from the directory, it's just
annoying to see it pop up.
As for the date time settings... this is what we
Title: Messaggio
We use a large number of Snom 320's and we have
this same problem even with Call join on Xfer set to off. I had not
previously linked it decisively to the Snoms, but it sounds like that is likely
our issue. We've had to stay at the 4.5 firmware because otherwise we get
Kevin Savoy wrote:
Anyone have a working solution for this? I played with the demo that
came with QueueMetrics to see how they were doing it and it was
working for a bit but now somehow every night it stopped. Perl and
Tail are still running on the server but the information is not
dumping
Aaron
Yes it is very annoying!
Thanks for the date time settings. That worked GREAT!!!
Thanks
- Eric
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Daniel
Sent: Friday, May 05, 2006 11:33 AM
To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial
Hi everyone, Sent this out previously, but it didn't seem to show up. My apologies if this is a duplicate! I've been trying to get MoH to work
from the line-in on my soundcard, but as of yet have had no success. I found
this script that should allow for it to happen:
You need to modify the dialplan within the PAP2 unit to allow that as a valid number or it won't pass it on. Take a look at the following, it is not specifically for the PAP2 but all the dialplan information should apply:http://www.sipura.com/Documents/SipuraSPAUserGuidev2.0.9.pdf From: "Time
I have two SIP clients defined in
sip.conf, as follows:
[dave]
username=dave
type=friend secret=dave
host=dynamic context=local
accountcode=deskoptional
[dave-laptop]
username=dave
type=friend secret=dave
host=dynamic context=local
accountcode=deskoptional
I want to refer to the
Aaron
Any idea how to change it from 24hr to 12hr ?
Thanks again!
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M.
Sent: Friday, May 05, 2006 11:55 AM
To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
Subject: RE: Spam? Re:
The A at the end of the dateTemplate sets that.
Should read M/D/YA instead of M/D/Y.
Aaron
On Fri, 5 May 2006, Hall, Eric M. wrote:
Aaron
Any idea how to change it from 24hr to 12hr ?
Thanks again!
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I didn't get that message, but I got a we're sorry for sending out the
bogus messages message, saying that it was an error..
-Steve
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Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2006 6:40 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Asterisk Users Mailing List -
Just as another datapoint, I have a cheap (~$17) walmart cordless phone
at home hooked to my digium dual FXS card, and it works great, with the
possible exception that there is a buzz (I perceive it as ground hum)
for about the first 4 seconds of EVERY call, and slowly it diminishes.
I don't know
Hi,
Does anyone have experience with the Aastra 9133i and a PIX firewall?
My problem is that it passes data with no problem at all (that being
audio goes fine)... however my voicemail notifications do not work.
If I take the phone OUT from behind the PIX firewall, voicemail
notifications work.
Hi, you have to forward port 5060 udp and all the others udp ports that
asterisk uses for RTP, 1 to 2 by default, see rtp.conf.
At the sipura device in the server configuration you have to put the LAN
ip of your Asterisk box as sip proxy server and firewall's ip as
out-bound sip proxy.
On Fri, 2006-05-05 at 15:37 -0300, Lucas Alvarez wrote:
Hi, you have to forward port 5060 udp and all the others udp ports that
asterisk uses for RTP, 1 to 2 by default, see rtp.conf.
Thank you for the hint. The above part is clear.
At the sipura device in the server configuration
Can anyone
recommend a phone to use in an inbound call center environment that has an auto
answer feature? We dont want the agents having to acknowledge the call. The
call should just activate on the headphones. We have tried Grandstream 2000,
Polycom 301, 501 and 601. None of these
Can
anyone tell me if they know if it's possible to pass/copy sip subscriptions from
one Asterisk system to another? Can IAX do this? What about regexten?
Doug.
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The Snom 360 spec says it has an auto-answer feature.
You can download the data sheet here http://www.snom.com/snom360_voip_phone.html
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Kevin Savoy wrote:
Can anyone recommend a phone to use in an inbound call center
environment that has an auto answer feature? We don’t want the agents
having to acknowledge the call. The call should just activate on the
headphones. We have tried Grandstream 2000, Polycom 301, 501 and 601.
Kevin Savoy wrote:
Can anyone recommend a phone to use in an inbound call center
environment that has an auto answer feature? We don’t want the agents
having to acknowledge the call. The call should just activate on the
headphones. We have tried Grandstream 2000, Polycom 301, 501 and 601.
The problem with what is in wiki is that these calls are being sent to a
queue. There is no way to have the queue dial the preceding digit that I can
think of that would trigger this. In the example shown he has an 8 dialed
before the extension. How would I get Asterisk to dial an 8 before sending
We are using agent login but we don't want MOH on the line at all times as
some of these phones could and probably will be connected in remote
locations. We don't want to stream MOH across frames chewing up bandwidth
when there are no calls to present to that phone. We do have the ackcall=no
in
I don't remember exactly what the reasoning on Cisco's part is of having
the IP address on there, but it happens on ours too. It shouldn't cause
any problems with making outgoing calls from the directory, it's just
annoying to see it pop up.
It's so the phone routes the call to the correct
This code executes just fine, and leaves
the SIP peer's mailbox setting from sip.conf in variable target.
exten =
1,1,Set(target=${CHANNEL:4}-) exten =
1,n,Set(target=${SIPPEER(${CUT(target,,1)}:mailbox}) exten
= 1,n,VoiceMailMain(${target})
However, every time it runs I get an error
Have customer who requires 300 DID'd in Alpine Tx 432 if the price is
right. Email with details.
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So far I have gathered that on my NAT (where asterisk server is) I have
to port forward UDP ports: 5060 and range 1 - 2 to my asterisk
server
But I'm still stuck how to configure Sipura (behind NAT) what sip proxy
and out-bound sip proxy, under which tab to change.
--
#Joseph
Did you mean to have the dash inside the braces -- this may be your
problem.
on Friday 05/05/2006 David L. West([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote
This code executes just fine, and leaves the SIP peer's mailbox setting from
sip.conf in variable target.
exten = 1,1,Set(target=${CHANNEL:4}-)
Am new to Asterisk - have it up and running connected to a couple service providers (telasip teliax). Nice!
Am running our Asterisk PBX on a static DSL connection (~600 kbps up/~4mbps down), and would like to extend VoIP service to 10 non-profits we're working with. Am I correct in assuming
Hi,
I have 2 SER and 2 Asterisk boxes behind a load-balancing switch. I
need Asterisk to initiate the RTP streams to both endpoints. Can that
be done? Right now, Asterisk does it part of the time, so I have to
create NATs for the Asterisk boxes for the RTP streams to get in. Thanks.
I've checked the wiki, searched the mailing list, Mantis (bug
tracker), and looked through the source code, but found not mention of
this issue:
If using ODBC Storage for voicemail messages, name-playback by
app_directory breaks.
app_directory has no ODBC Storage code and therefore only looks
toughest asterisk critic (my wife)
yes, my wife is worth more in real-world this sucks feedback than an
entire office. keeps me on my toes.
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How do I setup a dial plan that will allow a customer to set their own
callerid?
No matter what I try, the username that I have for them in sip.conf is
passed because I have no callerid setup for them. If I setup a callerid in
sip.conf that is passed I can change it and it works.
That is well
I saw where one should not run Asterisk as root:
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk+non-root
How important is this?
Thanks, just curious whether it's worth the trouble.
H
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I saw where one should not run Asterisk as root:
How important is this?
It's probably not very important at the moment, however, it's not that
hard to do either. I run Asterisk non-root and in a chrooted
environment -- it keeps all necessary files nicely separated (easily
portable, easy to
If you run Asterisk as non root, you may have problems installing G729
licenses. The digium registration utility has certain hard coded stuff, and
doesn't behave well when things aren't installed in the standard location.
Doug.
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From: Luki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks for the swift response Luki. Have you checked out:
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk+non-root
recently? Does it seem up to date to you? It indicates it was
updated in March of this tear, but I did this once and don't want to
go thru all the hassle if the directions
Oh boy - thanks. I use g729...
H
On 5/5/06, Douglas Garstang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you run Asterisk as non root, you may have problems installing G729
licenses. The digium registration utility has certain hard coded stuff, and
doesn't behave well when things aren't installed in the
Anyone come across this message:
WARNING[2203]: chan_sip.c:9633 handle_response_register: Got 200 OK on
REGISTER that isn't a register
I get it from time to time but don't know what to do about it!
Thanks,
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Hi,
I am trying to create a
situation where I call the DID number which is 1140636249 and I receive a dial
tone to dial. I d like also to autenticate the number 1130851536.
I can see that asterisk
decode this number but I dont know how to authenticate this number only. This
is what I
At 02:06 PM 5/5/2006, you wrote:
exten = 1,1,Set(target=${CHANNEL:4}-)
However, every time it runs I get an error in the CLI as follows
WARNING[5629]: pbx.c:1366 ast_func_read: Can't find trailing parenthesis?
This happens right after it executes the first line of code, then
If you run Asterisk as non root, you may have problems installing G729
licenses. The digium registration utility has certain hard coded stuff, and
doesn't behave well when things aren't installed in the standard location.
Good point. However, in the chrooted environment there is no need to
On Fri, May 05, 2006 at 03:06:43PM -0600, David L. West spake thusly:
This code executes just fine, and leaves the SIP peer's mailbox setting from
sip.conf in variable target.
exten = 1,1,Set(target=${CHANNEL:4}-)
exten = 1,n,Set(target=${SIPPEER(${CUT(target,,1)}:mailbox})
I don't see any reason you can't use a polycom. You should be able to solve your problem multiple ways. You can simply put the default ring on the Polycom to autoanswer if that is the sole purpose, give it a second extension to be used in the queue that is programmed to autoanswer, as a couple of
I'd like to set up a silent attendant. By this I mean when someone
calls me I'd like for them to hear the comfort ringing tones, but for
the first 5 seconds I'd like to give them the option of pressing 9 to
send the call to an alternate extension; if they don't press 9, the
call goes to a
Hi all,
anyone could pls explain me what does it means ?
It a part of zaptel.conf file.
LBO= Line Build Out
0:0dB(CSU)/0-133feet(DSX-1)
1:133-266feet(DSX-1)
2:266-299feet(DSX-1)
3:399-533feet(DSX-1)
4:533-655feet(DSX-1)
5:-7.5dB(CSU)
6:-15dB(CSU)
7:-22.5dB(CSU)
Thanks
I have gotten intercom working on my office phones (Linksys SPA-942s),
but I have noticed that if someone is in a call, it places the call on
hold and sends the intercom audio to the person holding the phone that
is being paged. I'd like to add logic to my dialplan that doesn't
send a page to a
I have a weird issue
with a system, running freepbx in devices and users mode (same as dozens of
systems) but this one when you hit *70 and get "call waiting activated" it is
not storing the setting in the database. I can manually set CW 900 ENABLED but
then *71 does not disable it. Any
At 04:22 PM 5/5/2006, you wrote:
I don't have time to write up the steps to chroot asterisk, but if
anyone is interested then I will tonight.
Personally, I'd be very interested.
Thanks so much, Ira
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Thanks( I finally spotted it after fortifying myself with a good Thai
dinner). I've been using gEdit, so should probably start shopping for
something vim-ish.
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Check in voip-info.org about sip.conf parameter call-limit. It may help you.
Regards
On 5/5/06, Carl Youngblood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have gotten intercom working on my office phones (Linksys SPA-942s),
but I have noticed that if someone is in a call, it places the call on
hold and sends
Show application chanisavail
Should be what you need
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Ability Business Computing, Ltd.
Office: 330.882.0455 x25 Cell: 330.882.0455 x35
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Sent: Friday, May 05,
Hi all! Curious if there was a way to introduce multiple announcments in
the queues. Rather than just:
Thank you for holding. Your call is important to us
...wait 60 sec...
[repeat]
Is it possible to:
Thank you for holding. Your call is important.
...wait 60 sec...
Did you know
Simply generate or record a 5-second sample of ringing. Then use
Background() to play that ringing file - if someone presses 9, they will be
routed accordingly, or otherwise sent to your default extension.
Wes Baehr
Ability Business Computing, Ltd.
Office: 330.882.0455 x25 Cell: 330.882.0455
Oh, on the off chance that it's interesting to
anybody what I'm actually doing here.
I have two SIP devices, "dave" and
"dave-laptop". I want to have one voicemail box but be able to check
it from either one. In sip.conf, both devices have "mailbox=dave".
It's this setting that I'm
I changed my mind. This worked for me, using AEL:
Context test {
825 = {
Set(TIMEOUT(response)=5);
Answer();
Ringing();
WaitExten(5);
Goto(menu-main|s|1);
};
};
Or in regular format:
exten =
Title: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Re: Code parsing error?
On 5/5/06 10:45 PM, David L. West wisely said:
exten = 1,n,Set(target=${SIPPEER(${CUT(target,,1)}:mailbox})
Well:
Exten = 1,n,Set(target=${SIPPEER(${CUT(target,,1)}):mailbox})
It looks like you didnt end the parenthesis for SIPPEER().
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