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The way I have my dialplan configured, an internal extension is routed to a different context (with Goto()) on pretty much the first button press. 2 -> internal extensions 0 -> operator 5 -> VM 9 -> outside line etc. So a "201" will go to the internal extensions context, s,1, do some setup and then match on "01". The thing is that when the 9 is entered, I

Hi there, linux got so many distro, but which one that have more compability with the Asterisk? Regards, Freddys

I am almost done with my initial configuration of asterisk. One of the things which our BizFone does and I have not been able to emulate with asterisk is the ability to grab a ringing extension. e.g. I am talking to someone in an office with extension 204. I can hear a phone ringing and I know it's mine (extension 201). I want to be able to answer that extension from 204. What

In the mailing list archives, I found a message that indicates that the IAXy has the ulaw, alaw, and g726 codecs, but I cannot find anything official on Digium's site about it. The Installation Manual has an example iax.conf file that indicates the ulaw codec, so I know that one is good. But we are thinking about using the IAXy over a VPN, to replace our MultiVoip. alaw and ulaw are

I am configuring call forwarding in our * setup, but I am having trouble triggering the correct voicemail call. When I have an extension, e.g. 201, forwarded to another, e.g. 202, my macro will call: Dial(Local/${fwNum}@internal/n,30) and once into the internal context, the macro is called again but with MACRO_EXTEN set to 202 rather than 201. So the context flow of control will "do

I am trying to build asterisk and having an odd problem compiling it. I got the source this morning from CVS with "make update". I then did a "make", but I'm getting errors in app/app_voicemail.c... On line 155 begins a section which almost looks like patch material. The first line is: <<<<<<< app_voicemail.c and then there is some C code

I replied to a post of mine a few days ago asking of anyone uses mailboxexists(). I haven't received any replies. Perhaps few use it or perhaps the reply was overlooked. I thought I'd post the question one last time before giving up on it for now... Thanks! -Michael

I'm having trouble with call parking. In my dialplan, the exten to Dial() is the last command in my context for a given extension. However, when I transfer a call to extension 700, I get the feedback from call parking ("701") and then the line is hung up because Macro() returns non-zero. I want to get another dialtone. Also, I thought I read in the docs that when a call is

In the docs for the zapata.conf file I see a setting called call waiting, presumably for giving the call-waiting beep to an analog phone rather than just returning immediately from Dial() with a return value of 0 and the priority increased by 101. In short, I would like to: Rather than catch a busy line after an immediate return from Dial() I would like Dial() to give a call-waiting beep and

I am learning about SIP phones little by little. I've been working with * for about 2 weeks now with FXS and FXO ports and analog phones, but we want to evaluate the utility of going to SIP phones directly from here rather than investing in analog phones first. One of the questions I have is multiple line appearance on phones. Since the phone basically acts like a computer, there is no

I allow our internal extensions to transfer calls, so I have the appropriate "t/T" in the Dial() command. When I do the transfer, though, I don't know what context the user entry is interpreted in... The one which calls the macro which does the dial? This is an issue because my internal phones are in the 201-208 range. In my initial context, though, I only match on the

I would like to be able to send calls to voicemail() but then catch the case where this is no VM configured on the extension and then go back to another menu. However, VoiceMail() will return a -1 and then hangup. I would like to trap it somehow. Is that possible? -Michael

Has anyone had any luck with this application? I've tried it under both pass and fail conditions and it just hung asterisk on me... -Michael

Following the installation directions on the wiki, I got festival built and installed. However, when I hit it from my dialplan, I get: Feature Token_Method not defined I found only one reference to this error message in the archives and there was no solution... Thanks! -Michael

I'm configuring call forwarding and I want to allow the user to enter a call-forward number of any length, followed by the # key. I have tried "_X.#", but that will only end when I get a digit timeout. Presumably, this is because the "." will match the pound and it is waiting fro more input. What I would like is a way to do say "match X as many times as an X is

I have looked on the wiki and in the archives for as much info as I can find about call forwarding. I have it working based on the sample from Tips&Tricks except for handling voice mail. When I detect a forwarded extension, I call Dial(Local/${fwNum}@internal/n,20) to dial the number as thought it were dialed directly from our extensions. If I have the extension forwarded to an internal

I'm not sure how I can handle timeouts and invalid extensions for my Zaptel channels... Their default context is [internal], and in internal I have defined extensions i and t to handle timeouts and invalid extensions. However, the default for the Zaptel channels is "immediate=no", so the default context is only "run" when input has been entered. This means that the i

We are looking soon at buying a system to deploy asterisk as our company's PBX. We run SuSE here and like it and our asterisk test platform is SuSE 9.0 with the 2.4 kernel. Is anyone running * and the zaptel drivers under SuSE 9.1? With the 2.6 kernel? Is * 64-bit safe (i.e. no 32bit assumptions in the code) so I can run it on an AMD Opteron in 64-bit mode (with whichever kernel is

We are going to replace a BizFone with Asterisk and one of the features that I haven't been able to emulate is the PBX hold. We can put a call into hold with the * key and every 30 sec the phone gets a beep to remind us it is there and the caller on hold can hit # for other options. The closest I've come with Asterisk is call parking, and that doesn't quite do it. Using the

I am configuring an asterisk server and I want to test the incoming configuration with my FXS handsets. I have the FXS lines able to call eachother and they can connect out the FXO lines. I changed the context for the FXS lines to "incoming" so that they would be able to test the setup for incoming calls. For the incoming context I have: [incoming] exten => s,1,Wait(1) exten