Hello all,
It's been quite some number of years since I played around with Asterisk
and I'm just now getting back into it. I think the last version I worked
with was 1.8.
I have a legacy Digium TDM400 PCI card and am wondering if that will still
work on newer versions of Asterisk. My initial
Hello,
I've got a problem with something I'm doing and can't seem to figure it
out. I've tried different suggestions I've found on voip-info.org as well
as other sites but nothing I do seems to work.
I've got an older Digium TDM400P. The FXO daughter card is connected to my
POTS line and the FXS
I'm writing an AGI script and want it to dial a number on a channel
connected to the PSTN. It would look something like this (pseudo-code
follows):
if ($a){
dial(8005551212);
}else{
dial(866555);
}
The part I can't seem to get right is the dial function. I tried to
mimic the dial plan
Time Bandit wrote:
I've got a simple set up with 1 fxo port and 1 fxs port in a Digium card
connected to a POTS line and a phone set (physical extension). I've got
all incoming calls launching directly into an AGI script. I'd like to do
the same for the physical extension. In other words, when
I've got a simple set up with 1 fxo port and 1 fxs port in a Digium card
connected to a POTS line and a phone set (physical extension). I've got
all incoming calls launching directly into an AGI script. I'd like to do
the same for the physical extension. In other words, when picking up the
hand
I did something along these lines, but I was playing the caller ID back to
the caller, not after a transfer. In a perl AGI script. I split the caller
ID number into an array, seperated by '//' so each number was an element.
Then I played digits/$array[0]... digits/$array[1]...etc.
coolbreeze
I'm looking for some guidance on setting up an extension (associated with
a physical port) properly and being able to transfer calls in an AGI
script.
I started out my home brew system with just an fxo port attached to the
PSTN. Now, I've added a fxs port and I'd like to hang a phone off of it
Russell Bryant wrote:
On Sat, 2006-08-05 at 20:43 -0400, Roy Kidder wrote:
Is there some way I can better control the execution of playbacks so that
they take place as I expect them to?
Yes, your script needs to read a line of input from stdin to wait for
Asterisk to send back the result code
I'm new to Asterisk and am trying to write an AGI script in perl and need
some pointers. The script simply plays a few gsm files in succession
before doing a database insert (using perl's DBI in a sub). In a nutshell,
it looks like this:
print EXEC Playback foo1\n;
print EXEC Playback foo2\n;
Moises Silva wrote:
Yep, perfectly possible. I would do that with AGI and php, in your case,
perl works as well.
The only thing you need is read documentation regarding AGI, Voicemail
and
extensions. Its kind of difficult to helo you further if you dont tell
us
how much you know about
Hello all.
I'm relatively new to Asterisk, and before I get too involved in it, I
want to find out if it will do what I'd like it to do (I'm relatively sure
it can).
In short, my goal is to set up a voicemail system and privacy manager for
my home. For my proof of concept, I have a single port
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