asterisk users - Apr 2005 - Supervised transfer problems

Hi all, when I try to transfer a call asterisk say me:

    -- Executing SetCallerID("SIP/20012-cb87", ""Gallina
Daniele"
<20012>") in new stack
    -- Executing Dial("SIP/20012-cb87", "SIP/20013") in new
stack
    -- Called 20013
    -- SIP/20013-034d is ringing
    -- SIP/20013-034d answered SIP/20012-cb87
    -- Attempting native bridge of SIP/20012-cb87 and SIP/20013-034d
    -- Started music on hold, class '3psystem', on SIP/20013-034d
Apr  4 12:12:39 NOTICE[4710]: chan_sip.c:5161 get_refer_info: Supervised
transfer requested, but unable to find callid
'48b5cce3d8e0d84f@192.168.0.53'
Apr  4 12:12:40 NOTICE[4710]: chan_sip.c:5161 get_refer_info: Supervised
transfer requested, but unable to find callid
'48b5cce3d8e0d84f@192.168.0.53'
Apr  4 12:12:42 NOTICE[4710]: chan_sip.c:5161 get_refer_info: Supervised
transfer requested, but unable to find callid
'48b5cce3d8e0d84f@192.168.0.53'

Why? Any ideas?

Daniele


-- 
Daniele Gallina
3P System S.r.l. - Software Developer
Web: http://www.3psystem.net
E-Mail: daniele@3psystem.net
Tel: 041.8626401 Scelta 2
Fax: 041.5161655

On Monday 04 April 2005 6:23 am, Daniele Gallina - 3P System S.r.l.
wrote:
> Hi all, when I try to transfer a call asterisk say me:
>
>     -- Executing SetCallerID("SIP/20012-cb87",
""Gallina Daniele"
> <20012>") in new stack
>     -- Executing Dial("SIP/20012-cb87", "SIP/20013") in
new stack
>     -- Called 20013
>     -- SIP/20013-034d is ringing
>     -- SIP/20013-034d answered SIP/20012-cb87
>     -- Attempting native bridge of SIP/20012-cb87 and SIP/20013-034d
>     -- Started music on hold, class '3psystem', on SIP/20013-034d
> Apr  4 12:12:39 NOTICE[4710]: chan_sip.c:5161 get_refer_info: Supervised
> transfer requested, but unable to find callid
> '48b5cce3d8e0d84f@192.168.0.53'
<snip>

I've been having the same 'problem' with my Polycom SoundPoint IP500
phone.
When our receptionist hits transfer, <ext>, transfer - then I see a notice
just as above. The odd thing is that the call ID is given as on the phone, 
not on the server. E.g. the IP in  ''48b5cce3d8e0d84f@192.168.0.53"
is the IP
of the Polycom phone, not the * box. Is there any way to fix this? Rewrite 
sip headers? Any ideas?

-josiah

-- 
Josiah Bryan
IT Coordinator
Productive Concepts, Inc.
jbryan@productiveconcepts.com
(765) 964-6009, ext. 224