IMHO, one of the major advantages of ACBL is that the set of queues is
statically defined, so at the dialplan level you do not have to keep track
of the set of queues an agent is enabled on.
l.
2009/11/3 Mariano Lecuona mlecu...@gmail.com
My mental plan orginilly was:
1.- Creating a macro
You are probabably right on that. My comments were taking into account the
actual documentation on how to implement AgentCallBackLogin() from the
doc. That is why i thought of a macro.
Ref: doc/queues-with-callback-members.txt
Thanks
2009/11/3 Lenz Emilitri lenz.lo...@gmail.com
IMHO, one of
We were thinking about doing something similar as well. A lot of people are
asking for this. If there is anybody else interested, we could share the
load
I was thinking about creating a context like @agents, so that when you do
the log-on you basically add Local/1...@agents as a member of the
To avoid boring everybody else to death with the discussion, I created a
mailing list for that on Google Groups - see http://tinyurl.com/yjtf62s
Thanks
l.
2009/11/2 Lenz Emilitri lenz.lo...@gmail.com
We were thinking about doing something similar as well. A lot of people are
asking for this.
I have sent this before but here is how I do agent login and queue:
; Agent login logout
exten = *20,1,Verbose(2,Doing agent login/logout)
exten = *20,n,Answer()
exten = *20,n,wait(.0.5)
exten = *20,n,Read(AgentNumber,agent-user)
exten =
My mental plan orginilly was:
1.- Creating a macro that acceps ARGs like.
a.- agent
b.- queue/s
In the macro we could have the voice respose for the loging. I am using on
1.4 the following procedure.
* the agents call to 21Agentid to loging, and it is promt just for the
passwd
* the agents call
Hi all,
I would like to know if there is any application replacement for the
AgentCallBackLogin() from asterisk 1.4 on asterisk 1.6. I know, from what
I've read that the call back login agent can be done using a smart dialplan
as showed on the docs. But I cannot thinks a flexible dialplan for a
