Hello, Does anyone have some ideas on how to setup a shared line on several SNOM phones in a reliable manner? For the following scenario: Calls enter on number 123. They do not have to ring anywhere (although this could be the case), I just want the LEDs on a series of SNOM light up. Phones x,y and z have 123 subcribed as "destination 123" under a function key. Question: where do I send the call initially? When I send it to a real SIP phone (registered as 123), it works. I've tried sending it to a Dial(Local/321) and have calls wait there on ringback. But I cannot do a pickup() since the state is RING and not RINGING. Nor DPickup() or PickupChan() work on chan Local. In order to have a real SIP channel, I had asterisk register a SIP user on itself. But asterisk detects this and converts it to a Local/xyz automatically (why so intelligent?) I also need to have any number of calls being 'parked' this way, so a real phone does not seem like the best way to go about this. I've toyed around with DevState but some how I can't seem to get this to work in all cases, especially trapping all hang-ups and setting the state back to 0, is a problem. Is there a way to ALWAYS jump to a context/priority to do cleanup actions? any ideas are welcome, Regards, Steef
Hi Steef!> Does anyone have some ideas on how to setup a shared line on several > SNOM phones in a reliable manner?The description of what exactly you are trying to accomplish is a bit scarce, which makes good suggestions a bit difficult... ;-)> Calls enter on number 123. They do not have to ring anywhere (although > this could be the case), I just want the LEDs on a series of SNOM light up. > Phones x,y and z have 123 subcribed as "destination 123" under a > function key. > > Question: where do I send the call initially?You could send it to e.g. line 7 on one of the SNOMs and have that ring silently (i.e. visual only, no sound either via line setup, or via _ALERT_INFO). Actually you can do so with all phones (Dial(SIP/x&SIP/y&SIP/z)) and by that you maybe already have your desired solution... then also let the "other" phones subscribe to the others and show their line status. Note that on a SNOM 360 only line 1-4 show their mail status directly with an envelope icon.> I've tried sending it to a Dial(Local/321) and have calls wait there on > ringback. But I cannot do a pickup() since the state is RING and not > RINGING. Nor DPickup() or PickupChan() work on chan Local.Consider parking, and look at bug/patch 5779. Or maybe use a queue instead.> I've toyed around with DevState but some how I can't seem to get this to > work in all cases, especially trapping all hang-ups and setting the > state back to 0, is a problem. Is there a way to ALWAYS jump to a > context/priority to do cleanup actions?- bristuff also has a devstate command for the manager API - you could toy with the SNOM "Action URLs" to trigger a DevState change e.g. on phone hangup - install a SIP phone client (maybe text based) and let that act as a dummy for incomming calls so that other phones can do a pickup I'd be interested to know what you finally came up with. Cheers, Philipp
Hi!> Does anyone have some ideas on how to setup a shared line on several > SNOM phones in a reliable manner?Here's an option I forgot: Put the incoming caller into a MeetMe room and then ring whatever internal phones you'd like to ring. Use app_devstate to play with the lights as illustrated here: http://www.voip- info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk%20cmd%20BristuffDevstate Also: There's an app_bridge in the tracker that might solve your pickup problems: http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=5841 Cheers, Philipp
Johnny Voice
2005-Dec-12 12:28 UTC
[Asterisk-Users] Linux Partitions (before asterisk install)
For my asterisk installation in my lab, I will install the Linux ES v4
distribution (with kernel 2.6) onto a Dell Power Edge 1650 with ~16GB of Raid-1
hard disk space.
Before installing Linux, what should I set the following disk partitions to?:
(root)/
/boot
swap
/usr
/home
/tmp
/var
The Dell boot up disk (i.e. the Dell OpenManage disk, Configure Hard Drive
section), shows this as the default:
(root)/ 1024MB
/boot 100MB
swap 2048MB
/usr 5726MB
/home 3547MB
/tmp 512MB
/var 512MB
Do you think I should do something like this?
(root)/ 512MB
/boot 100MB
swap 2048MB
/usr 10000MB
/home 2282MB
/tmp 256MB
/var 2057MB
Thanks.
Tom
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2005-Dec-12 12:45 UTC
[Asterisk-Users] Linux Partitions (before asterisk install)
Will you be doing much recording? 2GB (/var) is very small for that. If no recording, then no big deal, but the logs for asterisk do go to /var as well and can grow rather large in high-volume. In my experience you can live with 5GB or less on /usr. MATT--- On 12/12/05, Johnny Voice <manhattanvoice@yahoo.com> wrote:> For my asterisk installation in my lab, I will install the Linux ES v4 > distribution (with kernel 2.6) onto a Dell Power Edge 1650 with ~16GB of > Raid-1 hard disk space. > > Before installing Linux, what should I set the following disk partitions > to?: > (root)/ > /boot > swap > /usr > /home > /tmp > /var > > The Dell boot up disk (i.e. the Dell OpenManage disk, Configure Hard Drive > section), shows this as the default: > > (root)/ 1024MB > /boot 100MB > swap 2048MB > /usr 5726MB > /home 3547MB > /tmp 512MB > /var 512MB > > Do you think I should do something like this? > > (root)/ 512MB > /boot 100MB > swap 2048MB > /usr 10000MB > /home 2282MB > /tmp 256MB > /var 2057MB > > Thanks. > > Tom > > ________________________________ > Yahoo! Shopping > Find Great Deals on Holiday Gifts at Yahoo! Shopping > > > _______________________________________________ > --Bandwidth and Colocation provided by Easynews.com -- > > Asterisk-Users mailing list > To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: > > http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users > > >