The only thing that makes it ring in step 3 (so after the queue) is
calling the Queue-command with the r-option.
So there is no music on hold but a ringtone, when the caller sits in the
queue.
Now the question is: when I want to use music on hold while inside the
queue, how can I get the
Hello list,
when I sent an incoming call first to a queue and after the timeout to a
dial-command, while the correspondent's phone rings there is no ringtone
for the caller...
So it goes like this :
1. dial(SIP/account1,20)
2. queue(myqueue20)
3. dial(SIP/account2)
In step 1 there is
On 12/05/10 09:08, Jonas Kellens wrote:
Hello list,
when I sent an incoming call first to a queue and after the timeout to
a dial-command, while the correspondent's phone rings there is no
ringtone for the caller...
So it goes like this :
1. dial(SIP/account1,20)
2. queue(myqueue20)
I think he need use r option in Dial command, while how I understand in
Queue he need musiconhold.
Dial(SIP/account2,,r)
Vardan
Ishfaq Malik wrote:
On 12/05/10 09:08, Jonas Kellens wrote:
Hello list,
when I sent an incoming call first to a queue and after the timeout to
a dial-command,
In the queue I need musiconhold indeed, so the 'r'-option is not an
option here...
I did not know there was an 'r'-option for the Dial-command.
However, even with this 'r'-option in the Dial-command, there is no
ringtone for the caller... It just stays silent.
Any other ideas ?
Jonas.
Try so:
1. dial(SIP/account1,20)
2. queue(myqueue,,,20)
3. Ringing
4. dial(SIP/account2,,r)
20 in queue is timeout?
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+cmd+Dial
Vardan
Jonas Kellens wrote:
In the queue I need musiconhold indeed, so the 'r'-option is not an
option here...
I did not
Yes, 20 in Queue is timeout... works fine.
Also with the Ringing() command, there is no dialtone... It's just
silence... With or without the r-option, always the same.
When there is no Queue in between the 2 dial-commands, then the ringtone
is there as it should be !
So when I change to
