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Hi, I use @mySwitcher.setCurrent( index ) and have a method connected to my FXSwitcher object: @mySwitcher.connect(SEL_COMMAND, method(:onCmdSwitch)) I would expect that onCmdSwitch(sender, sel, index) would receive the new index as third parameter. At least it should according to the fxruby documentation: "SEL...

I am trying to make Asterisk communicate with a voice switch which doesn't need (and like) authentication on outgoing SIP calls. I have configured it as follows in my sip.conf:   [myswitch] type=friend host=192.168.1.100 port=5060 context=default canreinvite=no To dial out using this switch (it acts as a PSTN gateway) I use this in extensions.conf:   exten =>

I just realized that you are asking about dynamic AORs, not static Contacts in an AOR. That may be the difference. I have never actually tried giving a dynamic AOR a different name. And you wouldn't want more than one dynamic AOR, you'd just use an AOR that allowed more than 1 contact. On Wed, Apr 1, 2015 at 2:59 PM Trey Hilyard <kctrey at gmail.com> wrote: > I don't know

I am running asterisk 13.1.0 In pjsip.conf, the endpoint section has an aors and an auth field. I can name the auth field anything I want. The key is to set the auth=field accordingly. However, when I try this with the aors field, it never works. It seems I have to name the aors=field to match the name of the endpoint section. Is this correct? Would there ever be a need for multiple aors to

I don't know why you have issues using different names. I have multiple AORs assigned to a single endpoint and it works fine. I have to admit that my AORs do contain the endpoint name, though. For example, for endpoint "myswitch" I have two AORs, "myswitch_1" and "myswitch_2", and I assign them to the endpoint with aors=myswitch_1,myswitch_2. When you say that