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hey, i have this problem in the database i have 32 records and the sql filtered 4 records #getting the callerid records depending on the given paramaters and paginate it @callerid_pages = Paginator.new self, CallerId.count, 10, @params[''page''] @caller_ids = CallerId.find(:all, :conditions =>["geotags.firm_id = ? ", @firm_id], :order => " geotags.address1 ASC", :include => [:geotag], :limit=>@callerid_pages.items_per_page, :offset=>@callerid_pages.current.offset) How come i get extra next and previous tags, with n...

Are these both caller id presentation related? If not, which on is currently being used. Finally, is there a "latest" sip_peers table structure to use with 1.8, without the obvious hacks, deprecations. and redundancies? Thanks in Advance, Nick.

...The script sees, on dialplan execution: [root at acasterisk bash]# cat passed_param.txt http://127.0.0.1/api/logIncomingCall?account_reference=NA&call_reference=201807270838t49hgzs&originating_channel_id=SIP/centra-out-00006d9a&direction=IN&requested_endpoint=SIP/3027-00006db1&caller_id=SIP/3027-00006db1&sourced_from=ApiLogIncomingCall.java&successfully_sent_to_server=1 [root at acasterisk bash]# E. g. all params present - because no variable references need to be parsed. If I use this: [macro-verdianswer] exten=>s,1,NoOp(Entering Verdi answer macro - picked up by ${...

...n 4 When I add '_206XXXXXXX,1,Goto(demo,s,1)' I can get it to work. This is going to be for an IVR application not a PBX. So, numbers are routed down the trunks and the machine picks up and runs the application assigned to the DNIS that came down the line. And, I am getting the right ANI (CALLER_ID) and DNIS (Number Called). Problem is that if I have to configure every DNIS, or a pattern for them, I cant have a fall through. Is this how it is supposed to behave? From all the docs I can find, it doesn't seem so. Seems to me that the s extension in [default] should work. What are other peo...

Hello: I need to prepare some detailed stats from asterisk, and I'm asked to show data I don't know how to obtain it: It's the 'final' number (don't know what's its name) In the stats I have to show the caller_id (I have it), the called_id (I have it) and the final number that actually accepted the call. In extensions.conf file, I try to pass the call to several numbers in sequence so if one line is busy or doesn't answer I pass it to the next one. I have to know who answered the call, how can I do t...

...DNUM}=${EXTEN:4}) exten => _*67*X.,2,Hangup exten => #67#,1,DBdel(CFBS/${CALLERIDNUM}) exten => #67#,2,Hangup On the older version everything works fine, MACRO_EXTEN changes the callerid of a redirected call as it is supposed to. But with newer version, it messes up the name part of the CALLER_ID. On Snom phones, that show number and name, total crap is displayed instead of name. Same crap gets put into MYSQL database into CLID column. * cli debug shows nothing weird. CVS-HEAD-11/18/04-10:01:32 Changelog says - -- Major Caller*ID Restructuring, but doesn't explain the details. Can...

Hi all, Sorry if this is a little off topic, but I just want to know a thing here. What system is used for sending out the caller's number in the US? Here in Sweden we use DTMF to send the number out. I just need to know what is used in the US since I don't think I will be able to use an American caller ID device over here. Many thanks for any info, Christian

...; Set Response Timeout to 10 seconds exten => _X.,1,Dial(Zap/g1/${EXTEN}) exten => _X.,2,Congestion I had to use that config on the panasonic context as an Automated Attendant because on other ways we receive incomplete and scrambled digits from panasonic, and with this I don't know the caller_id of the panasonic extension that made a call. I would appreciate any idea about this. Alfred Certain GECKO www.gecko-soft.com

...pter Plug modem 2 speaker into right of soundcard linein adapter Plug modem 1 mic into left of soundcard lineout adapter Plug modem 2 mic into right of soundcard lineout adapter Adapt soundcard driver and/or other drivers to: initialise modems to use Caller-ID via the serial lines expect RING and caller_id info from the serial lines send AT commands to answer calls, end calls, originate calls get voice data for lines 1&2 from left & right channels of soundcard line in send voice data for lines 1&2 to left & right channels of soundcard line out Diagram: -------- POTS-----------------...

...; s,1,Answer exten => s, 1, Dial(${ARG2}/${ARG1}, ${RINGSECS}, Tt) exten => s, 2, Voicemail2(u${ARG1}) exten => s, 102, Voicemail2(b${ARG1}) exten => s, 103, Hangup [macro-dial-us] ; ; Macro for dialing within U.S and Canada ; ARG1 = the number to dial ; exten => s, 1, SetCallerID(${CALLER_ID}) exten => s, 2, SetCIDName(${CALLER_ID_NAME}) exten => s, 3, Dial(SIP/${ARG1}@${SIPGATEWAY}, ${LONGTIMEOUT}, Tt) ;exten => s, 4, Dial(${VOICEPULSE}/${ARG1}, ${LONGTIMEOUT}, Tt) exten => s, 4, Congestion [default] ; ; Extension to Extension ; EXTEN = the number to dial ; exten =>...

I have a little confusion about the general settings (other than the register values) in the SIP General area. I understand that for examle in a SIP context like [FWD] or [BROADVOICE] the entries in those areas are ths settings that take effect in any communication woth FWD and/or BROADVOICE. However, I'm confused as to the purpose of the "general" settings -- to what or which

...21:39:05 CM0 match: user='/AutoPPP/', key='' 08/08 21:39:05 CM0 match: user='/AutoPPP/', key='/AutoPPP/'*** hit! 08/08 21:39:05 CM0 calling login: cmd='/usr/sbin/pppd', argv[]='pppd file /etc/ppp/options.server' 08/08 21:39:05 CM0 setenv: 'CALLER_ID=none' 08/08 21:39:05 CM0 setenv: 'CONNECT=' 08/08 21:39:05 CM0 setenv: 'DEVICE=ttyACM0' 08/08 21:39:05 ##### data dev=ttyACM0, pid=14150, caller='none', conn='', name='', cmd='/usr/sbin/pppd', user='/AutoPPP/' And in syslog: <...&...