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Hi, If I do this in extensions.conf exten => 411,1,Dial(IAX2/hhandresen@iaxtel/18005558355@iaxtel,40,rS(10)) the line is cut of in 10 sec., thats fine, but in CDR I got dst as T, and not 411. How can I handle this so I still get kicked of after 10 sec., but get 411 as dst in my cdr ? -- mvh. Hans-Henrik Andresen

Hi, Have a problem in my extension.conf: I have: [sip] exten => _333.,1,wait,3 exten => _333.,2,Answer exten => _333.,3,AbsoluteTimeout,7 exten => _333.,4,Hangup I wanted to test if * is executing this dial plan by calling 3335254255 for example. The problem is as follow: It waits, it answers but it does not seems to see the Absolutetimeout: call goes forever. What's wrong? Am

..."[Request]" and the Severity is "Trivial", both of which I can't change, this patch might be easy to overlook. Would it make sense to open a new Bug for this patch, or can I impose upon someone with more privilege to update the Summary line? Thanks, ../fam -- Frank A. Mandarino fmandarino@spindrift.on.ca Spindrift Management, Toronto 416 642-3404

If '#' is pressed during a call the CDR that is written at the end of the call contains '#' in the dst / destination field rather than the number that was originally called. How do I avoid losing that original number so that I can use the CDR for billing? I've tried not having a '#' target in extensions.conf and I've tried calling ResetCDR(w) in the

Is there a way to get the que logs to go to a postgresql database? And/or are they any documents that explain the layout and field meanings? The logs look like they will be very helpful. Especially to show how long calls are held and who is taking them. I would like to make simple web reporting tool to show a daily summary status of queue activity. Also, there is not a manager command to do