asterisk users - Jun 2005 - SetGroup CheckGroup

Is there updated spot on the wiki that shows how then new setgroup and
checkgroup functions are to be done?

For example, if we want to make sure a sip phone can only take one call
from the queue, how would you check the current call count?


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respectfully, Joseph ==============---------------------= **********  =

On 6/1/05, Joseph <tech@ekn.com> wrote:
> Is there updated spot on the wiki that shows how then new setgroup and
> checkgroup functions are to be done?
> 
> For example, if we want to make sure a sip phone can only take one call
> from the queue, how would you check the current call count?
> 
Well try:
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-asterisk+cmd+setgroup
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-asterisk+cmd+checkgroup

C F wrote:
> On 6/1/05, Joseph <tech@ekn.com> wrote:
> 
>>Is there updated spot on the wiki that shows how then new setgroup and
>>checkgroup functions are to be done?
>>
>>For example, if we want to make sure a sip phone can only take one call
>>from the queue, how would you check the current call count?
>>
> 
> Well try:
> http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-asterisk+cmd+setgroup
> http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-asterisk+cmd+checkgroup
If you try to use the checkgroup function you get the following warning:
   Jun  2 06:04:45 WARNING[26654]: app_groupcount.c:131 group_check_exec:
   The CheckGroup application has been deprecated, please use a
   combination of the GotoIf application and the GROUP_COUNT() function. 


This is on cvs head.

  Does this look like the right replacement for cvs?
   exten => 11,1,NoOp(Testing)
   exten => 11,2,Set(GROUP()=${EXTEN})
   exten => 11,3,GotoIf($[ ${GROUP_COUNT()} > 1 ]?103)
   exten => 11,4,NoOp(At 4)
   exten => 11,5,Hangup
   exten => 11,103,NoOp(at 103)
   exten => 11,104,NoOp(at 104)

I guess this would mean that if group_count() is greater than 1 meaning 
1 or more calls are on this group, than go to 103?


respectfully, Joseph
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