asterisk users - Dec 2004 - SNIMTA_SPAM Using the Directory Feature to play a menu

All my user accounts (mailboxes) have been setup. When an outside person
calls my asterisk server they can press 7 to hear a directory of
extensions starting at 601 and continues.

When prompted to enter the first three letters of the last name comes, I
enter the letters. When entered the voice for the mailbox is played I am
then asked to verify by pressing one (1). Once I do, asterisk fails to
dial the extension. And re-reads the options again never getting out of
the loop.

You can see my extensions.conf file as well as my voice mail at:
http://pastebin.ca/3059

I first started by installing asterisk with the fedora core 2 RPM's
released by a member of the asterisk community.

I was told possibly that those were no good. I then un-installed the RPM
rebooted cleaned up and trails, and reinstalled using the latest release
of the stable build. This is happening to both installs. I feel it is
something I am missing in my conf files but can not pin it down.

Thanks for the help.

All my user accounts (mailboxes) have been setup. When an outside person
calls my asterisk server they can press 7 to hear a directory of
extensions starting at 601 and continues.

When prompted to enter the first three letters of the last name comes, I
enter the letters. When entered the voice for the mailbox is played I am
then asked to verify by pressing one (1). Once I do, asterisk fails to
dial the extension. And re-reads the options again never getting out of
the loop.

You can see my extensions.conf file as well as my voice mail at:
http://pastebin.ca/3059

I first started by installing asterisk with the fedora core 2 RPM's
released by a member of the asterisk community.

I was told possibly that those were no good. I then un-installed the RPM
rebooted cleaned up and trails, and reinstalled using the latest release
of the stable build. This is happening to both installs. I feel it is
something I am missing in my conf files but can not pin it down.

Thanks for the help.