Yes, overlap_receiving is set to yes.
[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 = Extern
clip_default_number =
clip_numbers =
clir_mode = default_off
overlap_sending = Yes
overlap_receiving = Yes
thanks,
Horst
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
> > In the meanwhile, I figured out, that I have to specify an empty
> > extension, to make it work (sort of)
> >
> > The relevant part of extensions.conf looks like this:
> >
> > [visdn0_in]
> > include => internal
> > exten => ${NULL},1,NoOP(We are in extension NULL ${EXTEN})
> > exten => ${NULL},2,Macro(internal,${DEFAULTEXTEN})
> >
> > The variable NULL is not defined! This seems to be the only way to
> > catch incoming calls. "exten => ${NULL},1,VISDNOverlapDial()", to no
> avail.
> > Is there a way to handle DID? "s,1,..." doesn't catch it either...
>
> Have you set overlap dial in your visdn.conf for incoming calls?
>
> "overlap_receiving = No
> ; Enables/disables overlap receiving on the interface. Overlap
> receiving
> ; is used to implement DID thru PBXs.
> ; ## role: network, user
> "
>
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