Ian R. Justman
2004-Dec-11 21:19 UTC
[Asterisk-Users] Variable-length dialing with a Quicknet Inetnet PhoneJACK card
Hi, all. On a lark, I have gotten Asterisk 1.0.2 (from Debian testing) up and running, but I have found one problem when I try to use it with Free World Dialup: Dialing doesn't work properly. I have everything else working; it receives calls, ringing my phone and everything, but when I try to dial using the configs found on FWD's site for Asterisk at this URL: http://www.fwd.pulver.com/advanced/iax When I use a real telephone on a QuickNet card, it takes anything after the 393, and only one digit of it. I confirmed it by replacing the "." with "XXX" so I can try dialing the three-digit number to test. It works just fine, but then, I'm only limited to dialing three-digit numbers with FWD. What happens I hear ringing after the 393-6 in 393-612 which I would dial to get the time. And the following appears in the messages log file: Dec 11 18:26:18 WARNING[131080]: Call rejected by 65.39.205.121: No such context/extension That's because it's trying to dial "6" and it hadn't even taken the rest of my dialing yet. Near as I can tell, the pattern matching on "." only seems to work as advertised when you have a phone which sends a dial packet, rather than taking indidividual DTMFs from a real telephone because you don't have an idea of when the stream of digits will actually end or you can somehow tell Asterisk to look for something, like a hash. Anyone have any advice on this one? I'm at wit's end. --Ian.