Hello everybody, I'm using Asterisk ( 1.6.1.9 ) Voicemail. For example, if i call extension *11 which is not registered, from extension *12, i have no greetings at all, i only have the "please leave a message after the beep". I tried to record the busy, unavailable and temporary greetings for extension *11 using VoiveMailMain and the file are well created on the file system. I cannot understand why those files are not played. If i use VoiceMail(*11) in the extension.conf i have exactly the same behaviour. If i user VoiceMail(*11,b) the busy message is read. Is that a normal behaviour ? I can't understand why Asterisk is not using the Dial status automaticaly. Thank you for your help ! Matthieu NICAISE Responsable technique GSM : 06 72 19 09 55 technique at thinkrosystem.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Thinkro System http://www.thinkrosystem.com/ -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20091129/e75174f7/attachment.htm
Do you have *11 registered in your voicemail.conf file? What does the cli output look like when you try to leave a voicemail? Thanks, --Warren Selby On Nov 28, 2009, at 7:22 PM, matthieu Nicaise <technique at thinkrosystem.com > wrote:> Hello everybody, > > I'm using Asterisk ( 1.6.1.9 ) Voicemail. > For example, if i call extension *11 which is not registered, from > extension *12, i have no greetings at all, i only have the "please > leave a message after the beep". > I tried to record the busy, unavailable and temporary greetings for > extension *11 using VoiveMailMain and the file are well created on > the file system. > > I cannot understand why those files are not played. > > If i use VoiceMail(*11) in the extension.conf i have exactly the > same behaviour. > If i user VoiceMail(*11,b) the busy message is read. > > Is that a normal behaviour ? > I can't understand why Asterisk is not using the Dial status > automaticaly. > > Thank you for your help ! > > Matthieu NICAISE > Responsable technique > > GSM : 06 72 19 09 55 > technique at thinkrosystem.com > --- > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > Thinkro System > http://www.thinkrosystem.com/ > > > > > _______________________________________________ > -- Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com -- > > asterisk-users mailing list > To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: > http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users-------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20091128/c95c4711/attachment.htm
On Sat, Nov 28, 2009 at 5:22 PM, matthieu Nicaise <technique at thinkrosystem.com> wrote:> Hello everybody, > I'm using Asterisk ( 1.6.1.9 ) Voicemail. > For example, if i call extension *11 which is not registered, from extension > *12, i have no greetings at all, i only have the "please leave a message > after the beep". > I tried to record the busy, unavailable and temporary greetings for > extension *11 using VoiveMailMain and the file are well created on the file > system. > I cannot understand why those files are not played. > If i use VoiceMail(*11) in the extension.conf i have exactly the same > behaviour. > If i user VoiceMail(*11,b) the busy message is read. > Is that a normal behaviour ? > I can't understand why Asterisk is not using the Dial status automaticaly. > Thank you for your help !The default option for voicemail is to play only the instructions. Take a look at http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk+cmd+VoiceMail for more details on the options. You will have to parse the Dial status in the dialplan, and pass 'u' for unavailable message to be played. You can see one way to parse the dial status in the sample extensions.conf file under the stdexten subroutine. There are lots of reasons to let the admin decide which greeting to play. For example, my canned 'receptionist' context plays the busy greeting as the after-hours greeting, otherwise playing the unavailable greeting. -Jonathan