Hello,
I was tired of manually aligning ael files in emacs, so I downloaded the
.el file on
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/EMacs+Asterisk+Syntax+Highlighting
Unfortunately there is a problem with switch statement. Do you know of a
better .el file or are you good in writing .el files to fix
When a call comes in asterisk is forwarding the call to holiday extension, even
though the holiday is not defined.
Here is my dial plan
exten = 4,1,GotoIfTime(*,*,1,jan?holiday,s,1) ; new years day
exten = 4,n,GotoIfTime(*,*,6,apr?holiday,s,1) ; easter holiday
exten =
what is the pipe before jul
I don't understand the utility of that | from the doc.
On 01/05/2012 17:15, Joseph wrote:
When a call comes in asterisk is forwarding the call to holiday
extension, even though the holiday is not defined.
Here is my dial plan
exten =
Not sure about 1.8 but on 10.X I seem to recall that the Gotoiftime might be
case sensitive?
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exten = 4,n,GotoIfTime(*,*,1,|jul?holiday,s,1) ; canada day
I don't use gotoiftime for holiday matching, but the COMMA PIPE stands out on
your example.
Doug
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they say daynames and monthnames are not case-sensitive.
the pipe should be used to concatenate several values,
it could get the |jul as everything|jul since an empty value before
the pipe doesn't have sense?
On 01/05/2012 17:23, Doug Lytle wrote:
exten =
To fix the issue below,
Edit /etc/asterisk/modules.conf
load = chan_alsa.so
noload = chan_oss.so
load = chan_console.so
Edit /etc/asterisk/extensions.conf
exten = s,1,Dial(Console/snd/controlC0,20,A(trek))
exten = s,2,Hangup
It worked perfect; one little issue that I have not fix is that
I
On 05/01/12 12:23, Doug Lytle wrote:
exten = 4,n,GotoIfTime(*,*,1,|jul?holiday,s,1) ; canada day
I don't use gotoiftime for holiday matching, but the COMMA PIPE stands out on
your example.
Doug
Thanks, how could I miss that one :-/
What do you use for holiday matching ?
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Joseph
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It should be comma, not pipe. Pipe was used in asterisk 1.4
exten = 4,n,GotoIfTime(*,*,1,jul?holiday,s,1) ; canada day
now it is working :-)
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Joseph
On 05/01/12 17:26, Syco wrote:
they say daynames and monthnames are not case-sensitive.
the pipe should be used to concatenate several
What do you use for holiday matching ?
Mysql for the holidays database and Func_ODBC to read it.
Doug
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I'm slowly, but surely converting a 1.4.x dial-plan to an Asterisk 10.3.1
dial-plan, while also converting from mysql to func_odbc. The part of my dial
plan that handles the blacklisting of phone numbers reads as:
[tele_query]
exten = s,1,Set(torture.calls=0)
exten =
If a value can EVER be empty, then you want to use quotes in your expressions.
exten = s,n,Set(torture.calls=${IF($[${torture.calls} = 1]?2:1)})
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If a value can EVER be empty, then you want to use quotes in your
expressions.
Thanks Eric! It's working great now, I've learned something today.
Doug
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You should make sure to read the UPGRADE*.TXT files for 1.4.x on, they are
included in your Asterisk source code.
I re-read them every couple of months to keep the information fresh.
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