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Hi list, n00b question, but I can't figure it out: [callthrough] exten => _+X.,1,NoOp(nothing here) #include "blockedall.conf" exten => _+X.,n(hangup),Hangup exten => _+X.,n(nohangup),GotoIf($["${CALLERID(num)}" = "anonymous"]?nocli:cli) ... more stuff that is handling the call ... I'm putting CLIs that I don't w...

Hi, Firstly, what I'm trying to do is: * Get asterisk to pick up a SIP call via a DID * Prompt the user * When the user puts in a number, go to IAX.conf and route it according to what I've specified there, i.e Least Cost Routing, etc. I've set-up something similar to what I've found online, but it doesn't work! Asterisk doesn't pick up the call at all..... :( The files

Hello all, What my app does is accepts a call in on a Dial-In Number (DID) via IAX, and then prompts the caller for the top secret password (123) and then authenticates the user and prompts them to dial in the number they'd like to call. Once they press pound after dialing in the number it will read it back to them, if they press pound it will attempt to connect via the second IAX provider,

Dear list, on Asterisk 1.4.21 which is being used in a callthrough scenario - callers call via PSTN to a DID coming in via SIP and then dialing outbound via DTMF and the outbound calls get routed via some SIP termination provider - lately I see that every now and then MusicOnHold gets triggered like this on outbound calls: Started music on hold, class 'de...

I have an asterisk with a TE110P configured as T1 which is behind a PSTN gateway. This gateway has an E1 to PSTN and a T1 to asterisk. This T1 is configured as Network and * as CPE. Every call I receive in E1 gateway is directly switched to asterisk using T1. Remember E1 is alaw. Both E1 and T1 have Natural Microsystems boards with a very simple software. When I call to E1 asterisk signalling

Hi list, I've always wanted to graph my active SIP calls on a map somehow, and now I've finally taken the time to do it. My script is called VoIPGMap and it displays active calls on Google Maps. Logic-wise it's designed for a callthrough or calling card scenario, where calls will be displayed to originate from a single location, but you can surely adjust it to instead show caller and callee location connected. I think the cool part is that it really tries to get the most accurate coordinates for every destination, down to the c...