asterisk users - Jun 2007 - Voicemail marking messages as Old

It seems to me that simply listening to a new voicemail message will move
the message to the Old folder, without any other user interaction. I'm
working on a voicemail callback queue script and I have wrongly assumed that
messages remain in INBOX unless the user actually saves or deletes them.
I'm running an older 1.2 version of Asterisk.
Is anyone able to confirm the same behavior in newer versions? Is there a
way for Asterisk voicemail to behave like regular voicemail where a message
remains "New" until the caller does something to it (other than simply
listening to it) ?

Thanks.
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Yes, that is what Asterisk does. I personally have never used a voicemail system
that had any behavior other than that. I certainly wouldn't expect it to be
any different - however, it's possible that somebody would be willing to
write a patch to allow that as an option.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Adrian A" <adrianvoip@gmail.com> 
To: "Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion"
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Sent: Wednesday, June 6, 2007 2:50:00 PM (GMT-0600) America/Chicago 
Subject: [asterisk-users] Voicemail marking messages as Old 

It seems to me that simply listening to a new voicemail message will move the
message to the Old folder, without any other user interaction. I'm working
on a voicemail callback queue script and I have wrongly assumed that messages
remain in INBOX unless the user actually saves or deletes them.
I'm running an older 1.2 version of Asterisk. 
Is anyone able to confirm the same behavior in newer versions? Is there a way
for Asterisk voicemail to behave like regular voicemail where a message remains
"New" until the caller does something to it (other than simply
listening to it) ?

Thanks. 


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Jason Parker 
Digium 
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