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Quick and dirty too hungover to think/search... ;) Sorry list AsteriskBoxA -> SBC/PSTN voodoo -> world wide Interweb -> AsteriskBoxB Account on BoxA UsernameJohn<12125551212> Account on BoxB UsernameJohn<102> They're both the same users, had to do some funky trunking (managed firewall provider is playing not in my backyard games)... So anyway, I need to take specific calls from BoxA with the CID of UsernameJohn<12125551212> and switch it to Usernam...

I was wondering if anyone knew of a way to create a busy-redial feature in the * dialplan? For example, you try to call 12125551212 but the number is busy, so you hang up and dial *XX12125551212 and hangup again, then * would continue to retry calling the number until either it rings or a timeout is reached, if it rings * then calls back the exten that made the *XX call and bridges the two channels (maybe even with a distinctiv...

Hi All, I am relatively new to Asterisk. I have CDR enabled and successfully writing to MS SQL server. In my cdr table I am setting the userfield value with a line in my dialplan. If a call is placed to an invalid number (e.g. 12125551212), I see a cdr record created, however, my userfield value never gets set since the call never made it into the context of my dialplan. I am using AMI with the Originate command to invoke the call. How can I set this value before the call is actually passed to my voip provider (of whom quickly respo...

...oth numbers at the same time and wait for a # confirmation before bridging the call. This will be repeated with 1.. 2 etc for different family members.... If I use AddQueueMember to add the members to the queue - or define the members directly in queues.conf (like member => IAX2/username@NuFone/12125551212) - I do not get the ability to use # to confirm before the call is bridged. Every other feature works perfectly though. It seems the only way I can get the # is to use AgentCallbackLogin. Problem is - I don't want anyone to have to do anything to log in. The agents should always be on... Can...

Hi, I am using a call file formated like this: Channel: local/12125557891 at outbound/n Callerid: 12125551212 Context: detect Extension: s Priority: 1 This sends the call into the dialplan at the [outbound] context. In [outbound], I have: [outbound] exten => _1.,1,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN}@flowroute,43) If the call is answered, it move on to the [detect] context. When using this method, it appears that the cal...

I'm sitting in the Emerging Telephony Conference, so this seems a particularly apt place to pre-announce this... I've wanted to be able to gateway calls between Skype and Asterisk for a while, which of course would require some type of protocol converter (IAX or SIP to Skype, probably.) This of course is directly not in Skype's interest, since they would like to keep the network