asterisk users - Jun 2010 - How do I access the Dialstatus numeric code received?

I need to access number received after a I dial a SIP or H323 call?
suppose I get one of these:

*404 Not found
**486 Busy here
**408 Request Timeout
**480 Temporarily unavailable
**480 Temporarily unavailable
**403 Forbidden (+) **
410 Gone
**301 Moved Permanently
**410 Gone **
404 Not Found (=)
**502 Bad Gateway
**484 Address incomplete*

How do I get the 404, 486, etc.
F.A.
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On Monday 21 June 2010 16:09:22 CDR wrote:
> I need to access number received after a I dial a SIP or H323 call?
> suppose I get one of these:
>
> *404 Not found
> **486 Busy here
> **408 Request Timeout
> **480 Temporarily unavailable
> **480 Temporarily unavailable
> **403 Forbidden (+) **
> 410 Gone
> **301 Moved Permanently
> **410 Gone **
> 404 Not Found (=)
> **502 Bad Gateway
> **484 Address incomplete*
>
> How do I get the 404, 486, etc.
> F.A.
Not available in anything other than trunk (to be 1.8).  It depends upon a new
feature, so it's not something you can easily backport.  After dialling, the
SIP code is available in ${HASH(SIP_CAUSE,<channel-name>)}

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2010/6/21 CDR <venefax at gmail.com>
> I need to access number received after a I dial a SIP or H323 call?
> suppose I get one of these:
>
> *404 Not found
> **486 Busy here
> **408 Request Timeout
> **480 Temporarily unavailable
> **480 Temporarily unavailable
> **403 Forbidden (+) **
> 410 Gone
> **301 Moved Permanently
> **410 Gone **
> 404 Not Found (=)
> **502 Bad Gateway
> **484 Address incomplete*
>
> How do I get the 404, 486, etc.
> F.A.
>
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For curiosity sake, why would need such data in a dialplan ?
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Tilghman Lesher wrote
"Not available in anything other than trunk (to be 1.8).  It depends upon a
new
feature, so it's not something you can easily backport.  After dialling, the
SIP code is available in ${HASH(SIP_CAUSE,<channel-name>)}"
In a real dialplan, how do I get a variable with channel-name? I mean: My
app is Sip2Sip. I get one call inbound, get the number dialed ${EXTEN} and
proceed to try many carriers. If the carriers send me something different
than 503 Service Unavailable or 404 Not Found, I need to close the call and
send back whatever SIP code I got, exactly. There is no way for me to do
that now. Unless I am missing something, I can only play with ${DIALSTATUS}
and do Hangup(Code), but my "Code" variable is never the same that I
got
from the second leg. I would like to be able to do
Hangup( ${HASH(SIP_CAUSE,<channel-name>)}", where
<channel-name> is the last
channel used to dial-out. How do I do this in trunk? I will have to start
using trunk in production. Another issues is the the function Hangup(Code)
takes a decimal, not related to the SIP code I just got. How would you
design your 1.8 or 1.62 dialplan around this issue?
Thanks in advance.
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