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> Hi Damon and others, > > Your example is still doing what I tried already, so eventually the > dial command ends like: > Dial(zap/4/*21*) > or > Dial(zap/4/*31*) > I prefer to use Dial(zap/4/*21*<thenumber>) > or Dial(zap/4/*31*<thenumber>) > > But whatever I try, the error message as in my first post shows up and > the line hangs up before the connection is made. So I assume the so > called 'keypad protocol' which is used here in the Netherlands and > possible in...

...s of installing AreskiCC and finally being able to access the webinterface, connecting to *, importing rates and setting up accounts I am not being able to make a CALL: No matter what number i try to dial I get the same response: The number you have dialed is currently unavailabel. Please enter thenumber you want to dial starting with 1 for local and 011 for international. Since I am in Italy there is no such a numbering but even if I ignore the message and try to dial 3902 (which is in the ratecard by the way) it tells me the same message. I know it says destination unreachable but why since i...

Hi all, I am struggling with the following and I can't get it work: In the Netherlands where I live it is possible to use special codes (aka vertical service codes) to set special 'behaviour' of phonecalls. So e.g. when I want to dial out with a normal phone and I dial *31*<phonenumber to dial> then it will turn off my numberindication (CID) at the called party. They seem to

HI, I'd like to redirect an incoming E1 call to a local landline, at the moment I just do Exten => thenumber,1,Dial(Zap/g1/localnumber) However this seems to cause all sorts of problems with the fax machine on the end of that landline. Is there a better way to redirect a call? Cheers, Ben -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/p...

...roblem: we can register with the Mitel box just fine, and we receive calls from it correctly. However all attempts to make outbound calls from asterisk to the Mitel machine fail with a 404 Not found. The following is a fragment of our sip.conf (the extensions.conf config is just a single Dial(SIP/thenumber at mitel-outbound) entry): register => 450:1234 at 192.168.100.2:5060/450 [mitel-outbound] type=peer secret=1234 username=450 host=192.168.100.2 fromuser=450 fromdomain=100.110.0.200 insecure=very nat=no context=mitel port=5060 In the above: username/password/host are 450, 1234, and...

...lthough my general language settings are "de". I use pjsip.conf, not sip.conf. In asterisk.conf, there is the follwoing defined: [options] [...] defaultlanguage= de_DE In extensions.conf, I use: [general] format= gsm [...] and for the inbound endpoint: [inbound] exten => THENUMBER,1,SetGlobalVar(CHANNEL(tonezone)=de) same => n,SetGlobalVar(CHANNEL(language)=de_DE) same => n,Set(DIALGROUP(group_isp2,add) = PJSIP/502) same => n,Set(DIALGROUP(group_isp2,add) = PJSIP/512) same => n,Dial(${DIALGROUP(group_isp2)},30) same => n...

Hi, When I fit the mixed-effects model by lme, I got the convergence error code = 1 message = iteration limit reached without convergence (9). Even after I increase the iteration numbers, it still did not work. The only way I found to avoid the error message is to increase the number of iterations for the EM algorithm, which need to be at least 1100. But the weird thing is that the correlation

wow, backgroundrb is great. in about 3 hours we had converted all our daemons over from daemon-generator to backgroundrb, with much more control and power. it''s awesome. the only problem is that we can''t seem to get the observers to load. in my worker, I go like this: def create(args = nil) ActiveRecord::Base.observers = :event_observer