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...gt; > You are more than welcome to edit the page to make it obvious > to the next reader :-) You're quite right - I added a little note there to warn others now. It's a great Wiki anyway, just these little inaccuracies or misunderstandings every now and then... -- Kenneth Falck, SWelcom Oy, Ludviginkatu 6-8, 00130 Helsinki, Finland Private: kennu@iki.fi Business: kennu@swelcom.fi GSM: +358405103121 Balance is the essential component.

...with the stable version? I.e. pass call-specific variables when dialling through a Local channel. Now I can only see the original Caller ID and the destination extension, but not the "other" destination extension of the forked call, which might suffice for my purposes. -- Kenneth Falck, SWelcom Oy, Ludviginkatu 6-8, 00130 Helsinki, Finland Private: kennu@iki.fi Business: kennu@swelcom.fi GSM: +358405103121 Balance is the essential component.

...D to make it appear as dialled by him (a requirement). I tried to solve this by dialing through a Local channel and setting the Caller ID there, but all my user variables containing info about the call (which are retrieved from MySQL earlier) are lost. Thankful for any ideas... -- Kenneth Falck, SWelcom Oy, Ludviginkatu 6-8, 00130 Helsinki, Finland Private: kennu@iki.fi Business: kennu@swelcom.fi GSM: +358405103121 Never trust an operating system you don't have sources for.

Help. Why is it that I can call out from my GSBudgetone SIP phone but the audio is "one-way'? Why is it that when I call my asterisk phone number, I get a fast busy?

...ts. Also, with a large database (4mil documents) the first query takes an incredibly long time. One idea is to add all possible incomplete versions of each term to the document's term list. For the term 'welcome' we'd also add 'Sw', 'Swe', 'Swel' ... 'Swelcome'. That way we can adjust the user's query to insert the prefix on the final word and then search via a standard phrase search. Not sure what the performance or index size implications of this might be, but we'd be willing to have a shot if this is a good approach. Any advice would...

Anyone have a user configured auto attendant setup? Something that can be used without the * admin helping to make changes. Something where the operator can record the message like 'press 1 for john, 2 for bill, 3 for jean' and then the operator can enter the extension that gets dialed when the caller presses 1 or 2 or 3? This would be useful if Bill leaves the company, the operator can