Dan et al;
Okay - I have declared DYNAMIC_FEATURES=MixMonApp in the [global]
section of my extensions.conf
I dial into my trunk, the softphone rings, I answer and I press '*1' - I
hear the tones, but I see no indication in the Asterisk CLI and I see no
.wav file being created.
I must
What am I missing?
Not reading the DTMF tones. Thus not executing the macro.
Start by checking you are receiving the DTMF tones.
Edit logger.conf and add dtmf to the console line.
So it looks something like this:-
console = notice,warning,error,dtmf
Then see if you are receiving the tones
I set the logger.conf to show reading of DTMF tones as per your instructions
below. This is what I see:
[Apr 10 11:57:19] DTMF[14783] channel.c: DTMF begin '*' received on
SIP/6000-002e
[Apr 10 11:57:19] DTMF[14783] channel.c: DTMF begin passthrough '*' on
SIP/6000-002e
[Apr 10
Hi Dan et al;
I had actually done a sip reload, dialplan reload, module reload
res_features.so and logger reload.
However, upon seeing your email, I restarted the Asterisk server
completely to see if I had missed anything. I still see the same behaviour.
I am at a loss.
Glen
On 4/10/2011
I am at a loss.
Can you pastebin the following:-
- Run asterisk-cvvvddd and paste the output
- Pastebin your features.conf
- Pastebin your extensions.conf
I'll see if I can spot anything obvious.
Dan Journo
Kesher Communications (UK)
Business Phone Systemshttp://www.keshercommunications.com/
Hey!
I did a little bit of digging - and I solved my issue!
Apparently, in my extensions.conf, I specified the wrong variable.
I had DYNAMIC_FEATURES=callrec (which is the name of my macro)
I changed it to DYNAMIC_FEATURES=MixMonApp, which is what is it aliased
to in the features.conf.
If you don't want to record every call, you can give the operator the option
of press *1. We did this by adding the following to features.conf:-
MixMonApp = *1,self/both,Macro,mixmon
As brought up in another post, I forgot to add the following:-
DYNAMIC_FEATURES=MixMonApp, either
Dan et al;
This looks like a perfect solution.
However, I have one issue. If I initiate the macro manually (put it in
the proper context/dialplan) it works. I see the *.wav file being
created and growing in the /var/spool/asterisk/monitor directory.
If I try to implement it adding the
Hello Everyone;
I am looking for a solution to record calls that come into our Asterisk
server. I am hoping for something that is easy to use - however, if I
have to modify it to make it easier to use, I do not mind.
Does anyone know of any opensource or otherwise solutions out there that
I
On 6 Apr 2011, at 11:54, Silver Thorne wrote:
Does anyone know of any opensource or otherwise solutions out there that I
can try out?
Asterisk. Google it. If you're too lazy, Google MixMonitor. If you're too lazy
for that:
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/MixMonitor
S
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On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 5:54 AM, Silver Thorne szilvertho...@gmail.comwrote:
Hello Everyone;
I am looking for a solution to record calls that come into our Asterisk
server. I am hoping for something that is easy to use - however, if I have
to modify it to make it easier to use, I do not mind.
I am looking for a solution to record calls that come into our Asterisk
server. I am hoping for something that is easy to use - however, if I
have to modify it to make it easier to use, I do not mind.
Does anyone know of any opensource or otherwise solutions out there that
I can try
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