On Sunday 15 January 2006 15:52, Christoph Stadlmann wrote: > > Jan 15 15:42:35 WARNING[4838] chan_visdn.c: Unknown configuration > variable force_inbound_caller_id > > Because there are no samples in the snapshots,
Oops, that's not good :) I've fixed the makefiles, they will be included in the next snapshot. > I used the samples > from visdn-0.14.0.tar.gz. Are there any changes in visdn.conf? Yes, its format changed quite a bit, I'm attaching the recent one. > Where can I get a sample vgsm.conf? You don't need vGSM unless you're going to use the Voismart GSM boards. Bye, -- Daniele Orlandi
; ; vISDN configuration file for Asterisk's visdn_chan channel driver ; ; The [general] section is reserved for parameters which are driver-wide ; ; The [global] section contains parameters definition which is applied by ; default to all the interfaces but may be overridden in interface-specific ; sections. ; ; All the other sections should be named with the vISDN interface names defined ; in /etc/visdn/device-* configuration files. ; If a section does not correspond to a real, live, interface it will be ; read anyway but its status will be marked as "UNUSED" in ; "show visdn interfaces" output, ready for when the interface comes up. ; ; Here follow the configuration directives available in [global] and ; interface-specific sections. "role" indicates for which interface role ; the directive is meaningful. ; ; network_role = private ; (user | private | local | transit | international) ; The role of the interface in the ISDN network. Normally you would use ; "private" to indicate a private branch. If you ever want to be seen as ; the public operator you should use "local". "transit" and ; "international" are mostly unused. ; ## role: network, user ; ; outbound_called_ton = unknown ; (unknown | international | national | network_specific | ; subscriber | abbreviated) ; Type of number used for called numbers (outbound calls) ; ## role: network, user ; ; force_outbound_cli = "" ; If set, forces the outbound CLI number to the one specified. See also ; force_cli_type_of_number to set the corresponding ton, otherwise the ; one transported by Asterisk is used. ; ## role: network, user ; ; force_outbound_cli_ton = no ; (no | unknown | international | national | network_specific | ; subscriber | abbreviated) ; Type of number used for caller id. Some network require you to use a ; specific type of network to correctly accept the caller_id. ; ## role: network, user ; ; overlap_sending = Yes ; Enables/disables overlap dialing. Disabiling overlap dialing means ; that the called party number in the SETUP message is considered ; complete. If existant it will be connected, otherwise the call will ; be rejected. Note that "sending" means that the user is sending digits. ; ## role: network, user ; ; overlap_receiving = No ; Enables/disables overlap receiving on the interface. Overlap receiving ; is used to implement DID thru PBXs. ; ## role: network, user ; ; context = visdn ; Context for incoming calls ; ## role: network, user ; ; clip_enabled = Yes ; Enabled Calling Line Identification Presentation service. ; ## role: network ; ; clip_override = No ; Override Calling Line Presentation Restriction and always present ; the CLI. ; ## role: network ; ; clip_default_name = "" ; Name applied to CLIP information coming from the network ; Default: ; ## role: network ; ; clip_default_number = "" ; When the user doesn't specify the calling line identification or ; specifies an invalid number, this CLI is taken. ; ## role: network ; ; clip_numbers = ; Comma-separated list of numbers that will pass network screening. ; Usual asterisk-style matching is supported. NOTE: clip_numbers should ; contain clip_default_number. ; ## role: network ; ; clip_special_arrangement = No ; Only meaningful in network mode. The user-specified CLI is passed ; thru the network as user-provided, not-screened. ; ## role: network ; ; clir_mode = default_off ; (off, default_on, default_off, on) ; Calling Line Identification Restriction service applied by the ; network on incoming calls. Available modes: ; ; "off" : Restriction is never applied ; "default_on" : Restriction is specified by the user, otherwise On ; "default_off" : Restriction is specified by the user, otherwise Off ; "on" : Restriction is always applied ; ; ## role: network ; ; cli_rewriting = no ; Change the type of number of incoming CLI to unknown and rewrite ; the number adding the corresponding prefix specified below. ; ## role: network, user ; ; national_prefix = "" ; Prefix to prepend when rewriting numbers of type "national" ; ## role: network, user ; ; international_prefix = "" ; Prefix to prepend when rewrtiting numbers of type "international" ; ## role: network, user ; ; network_specific_prefix = "" ; Prefix to prepend when rewrtiting numbers of type "network_specific" ; ## role: network, user ; ; subscriber_prefix = "" ; Prefix to prepend when rewrtiting numbers of type "subscriber" ; ## role: network, user ; ; abbreviated_prefix = "" ; Prefix to prepend when rewrtiting numbers of type "abbreviated" ; ## role: network, user ; ; tones_option = Yes ; Enables tones generation for terminals (most of them) which do not ; generate tones by theirselves. ; ## role: network ; ; autorelease_dlc = 10 ; Release the DLC after the specified timeout (in seconds). ; A value of '0' disables the autorelease mechanism. ; ## role: network, user ; ; T301 => T322 ; Configure Layer3/CCB timers. For a description of the timers meaning ; refer to ETS 300 102 Table 9.1 and successive modifications. ; Avoid to modify them if you don't know what you're doing. ; ## role: timer dependent ; [general] [global] network_role = private tones_option = yes outbound_called_ton = unknown force_outbound_cli = force_outbound_cli_ton = no clir_mode = default_off cli_rewriting = No national_prefix = 0 international_prefix = 00 network_specific_prefix = subscriber_prefix = abbreviated_prefix = overlap_sending = Yes overlap_receiving = No autorelease_dlc = 10 [huntgroup:telco] mode = sequential [visdn0] network_role = private context = visdn0_in tones_option = yes outbound_called_ton = unknown force_outbound_cli = force_outbound_cli_ton = no clip_default_name = vISDN clip_default_number = 300 clip_numbers = 300 clir_mode = default_off overlap_sending = Yes overlap_receiving = No [visdn1.0] network_role = private context = visdn1_0_in tones_option = yes outbound_called_ton = unknown force_outbound_cli = force_outbound_cli_ton = no clip_default_name = QuadBRI Port 0 clip_default_number = 200 clip_numbers = 200 clir_mode = default_off overlap_sending = Yes overlap_receiving = No hunt_member_of = telco hunt_channels = all [visdn1.1] network_role = private context = visdn1_1_in tones_option = yes outbound_called_ton = unknown force_outbound_cli = force_outbound_cli_ton = no clir_mode = default_off clip_default_name = QuadBRI Port 1 clip_default_number = 201 clip_numbers = 201 overlap_sending = Yes overlap_receiving = No hunt_member_of = telco hunt_channels = all [visdn1.2] network_role = private context = visdn1_2_in tones_option = yes outbound_called_ton = unknown force_outbound_cli = force_outbound_cli_ton = no clir_mode = default_off clip_default_name = QuadBRI Port 2 clip_default_number = 202 clip_numbers = _20X overlap_sending = Yes overlap_receiving = No [visdn1.3] network_role = private context = visdn1_3_in tones_option = yes outbound_called_ton = unknown force_outbound_cli = force_outbound_cli_ton = no clir_mode = default_off clip_default_name = QuadBRI Port 3 clip_default_number = 203 clip_numbers = _20[3456] overlap_sending = Yes overlap_receiving = No
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