I like to? determine that the called user pressed ** to disconnect the call (h
option for Dial CMD ), and not just hang up the phone.
Is there a way to get that information?
The context file where the call file connects the call person is included (it is
simplified ).
First thing in the context is calling up the destination, the destination ends
up in a IVR to accept or decline the call. (The same can be done with privacy
option as I under stand.)
When the call is connected I like the destination via h option to be able to
press ** to disconnect and I like to catch this to log that the destination did
this and not just hang up the phone when the conversation finished.
Is there a way to do that?
[incoming]
exten => s,1,Wait(1)
exten => s,n,Answer()
exten => s,n,Dial(Local/${ DSTPHONE }@from-internal|60| trgM ( dst -ivr^${
CALLER_NAME }))
exten => s,n, Noop (After Dial)
; Destination hangup
exten => s,n, Goto (result-${ PC_STATUS }|10)
;No we get here when destination hangup, both normal hangup and by pressing **
; We get here if the dst accepted the call and then pressed ** to abuse
exten => result-1,10,Playback(custom/ callrejected )
exten => result-1,n,Hangup()
exten => h,1, Noop (PC - Hangup)
; HERE I LIKE TO LOG if destination pressed ** or just hangup
exten => h,n,system(/ pc /bin/ log_call ${ DIALEDTIME }:::${ ANSWEREDTIME
}:::${ PC_STATUS }:::${ HANGUPCAUSE }:::${ DIALSTATUS } )
Regards Max
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