asterisk users - Jul 2006 - cmd DIAL - Who picked up the call?

Hi,

if I do Dial(SIP/peer1/number&Zap/g1/Number) can I somehow figure out who
exactly picked up the call? In the cdrs dstchannel I can see the channel but not
the extension dialed. E.G. a Dial(Zap/10/43) will result in a CDR Zap/10-1 which
does not help me unfortunatly.

Any ideas?

Kind regards,
  JP

What about DIAL ( |M(macro-name))
and set the userfield in cdr during execution, ...

http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+cmd+Dial

> Hi,
>
> if I do Dial(SIP/peer1/number&Zap/g1/Number) can I somehow figure out
who exactly picked up the call? In the cdrs dstchannel I can see the channel but
not the extension dialed. E.G. a Dial(Zap/10/43) will result in a CDR Zap/10-1
which does not help me unfortunatly.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Kind regards,
>   JP
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On Friday, July 28, 2006 3:12 PM Kai Ober wrote:
> What about DIAL ( |M(macro-name))
> and set the userfield in cdr during execution, ...
Set the userfield to what? That is the entire problem. ${CHANNEL} will give me
something like Zap/10-1. ${BRIDGEPEER} is empty. I would love to see the called
MSN in the port-field something like Zap/10-43 if MSN 43 was called... :-) That
would help enourmously.

Kind regards,
  JP

On Tuesday, August 01, 2006 9:36 AM Kai Ober wrote:
> when you park a call (asterisk feature defautl keys: #700 ...) at
> your isdn phone and you "forgot" to catch the call on another
phone,
> the phone from where you parked the call, should ring after 45
> seconds (default)  
> does this work for you? (which asterisk version dou you have?)

1.2.9.1 bristuffed and no it does not seem to work. It seems to mixup src and
dst channel:

 == Parked Zap/4-1 on 701. Will timeout back to extension [from_internalisdn] s,
1 in 300 seconds

The call came from another extension and another context. Therefore the callback
will fail (and _does_ fail)... Will you file a bug report and give me the bug
number?

Koopmann, Jan-Peter wrote:
> On Friday, July 28, 2006 3:12 PM Kai Ober wrote:
> 
>> What about DIAL ( |M(macro-name))
>> and set the userfield in cdr during execution, ...
> 
> Set the userfield to what? That is the entire problem. ${CHANNEL} will give
me something like Zap/10-1. ${BRIDGEPEER} is empty. I would love to see the
called MSN in the port-field something like Zap/10-43 if MSN 43 was called...
:-) That would help enourmously.
Zap/10-43 would indicate that this is the 43rd call (call waiting) on 
channel 10.  Obviously this would have to be removed to do it the way 
you want.



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On Wednesday, August 02, 2006 6:49 AM Eric "ManxPower" Wieling wrote:
> Zap/10-43 would indicate that this is the 43rd call (call waiting) on
> channel 10.  Obviously this would have to be removed to do it the way
> you want.  
Obviously. :-)

Or we find another solution for the problem/challange... Ideas?

DIALEDPEERNUMBER contains the exact peer spec for the peer that picked up. 
You can use that.

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On Wednesday, August 02, 2006 6:49 AM Eric "ManxPower" Wieling wrote:
> Zap/10-43 would indicate that this is the 43rd call (call waiting) on
> channel 10.  Obviously this would have to be removed to do it the way
> you want. 
Obviously. :-)

Or we find another solution for the problem/challange... Ideas?
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On Wednesday, August 02, 2006 7:39 PM Vadim Berezniker wrote:
> DIALEDPEERNUMBER contains the exact peer spec for the peer that
> picked up. You can use that.
Consider yourself my hero of the day! That looks VERY promising. It does not
show the technology so

Dial(SIP/phone_200&Zap/g2/13,,M(getchannel))

will return either phone_200 or g2/13 but I will find a solution for that as
well I suppose!!! Any idea why BRIDGEPEER is empty here all the time?


Kind regards,
  JP

No idea, but DIALEDPEERNAME should contain the same value as BRIDGEPEER. Try
that.
The only difference is that BRIDGEPEER is set slightly later (when the call is
bridged).

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On Wednesday, August 02, 2006 7:39 PM Vadim Berezniker wrote:
> DIALEDPEERNUMBER contains the exact peer spec for the peer that
> picked up. You can use that.
Consider yourself my hero of the day! That looks VERY promising. It does not
show the technology so

Dial(SIP/phone_200&Zap/g2/13,,M(getchannel))

will return either phone_200 or g2/13 but I will find a solution for that as
well I suppose!!! Any idea why BRIDGEPEER is empty here all the time?


Kind regards,
  JP


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On Wednesday, August 02, 2006 8:35 PM Vadim Berezniker wrote:
> No idea, but DIALEDPEERNAME should contain the same value as
> BRIDGEPEER. Try that. 
Already did. Both are empty.

No, i cannot open a bug on this, cause i dont have a PRI that uses zap. 
so if there were any questions,
you had to answer them.

But there is a similar bug, using mISDN.

http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=7435

and a solution for ME, dont know if it will help you:
http://fuhrmannek.de/projects/asterisk/download/res_features-misdn-bugfix.diff


good luck

KAI

Koopmann, Jan-Peter schrieb:
> On Tuesday, August 01, 2006 9:36 AM Kai Ober wrote:
>
>   
>> when you park a call (asterisk feature defautl keys: #700 ...) at
>> your isdn phone and you "forgot" to catch the call on another
phone,
>> the phone from where you parked the call, should ring after 45
>> seconds (default)  
>> does this work for you? (which asterisk version dou you have?)
>>     
>
>
> 1.2.9.1 bristuffed and no it does not seem to work. It seems to mixup src
and dst channel:
>
>  == Parked Zap/4-1 on 701. Will timeout back to extension
[from_internalisdn] s, 1 in 300 seconds
>
> The call came from another extension and another context. Therefore the
callback will fail (and _does_ fail)... Will you file a bug report and give me
the bug number?
>
>
>
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