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I'm testing ChanIsAvail context and it is not working for me. exten => 55,1,ChanIsAvail(SIP/11&SIP/21) exten => 55,2,Cut(theChannel=AVAILCHAN,,1) exten => 55,3,Dial(${theChannel},r) exten => 55,4,Hangup exten => 55,102,Goto(s,4) It is not dialing SIP/21 when I'm talking on SIP/11, it execute Hangup instruction instruction. According to notes: The channels are checked

Hi, all. I'm making my first foray into AEL. I'm starting with a simple macro, but I've already encountered an odd behaviour. I'm wondering if someone can shed some insight: Asterisk 1.2.9.1 macro newPlaceCallPSTN { s => { TIMEOUT(absolute)=7200; NoOp(Analog Out List: ${ANALOGOUT}); ChanIsAvail(${ANALOGOUT}); NoOp(Available Out List:

I sent this earlier under "Editting variable contents" but no-one has responded. So, the subject is now more to the problem, instead of the solution I was trying to implement. ChanIsAvail returns the channel ID plus "-<session>". How can I edit ${AVAILCHAN} to remove this session ID, so I can use its contents in a subsequent Dial statement? Dialing on Zap just gives a

I am trouble finding a configuration that works for ChanIsAvail and SIP. My two providers are Voxee and Teliax. I have these lines in a macro exten => s,n,ChanIsAvail(SIP/teliax&SIP/voxee) exten => s,n,Cut(CH=AVAILCHAN,-,1) exten => s,n,NoOp(AVAILCHAN= ${CH}) ; Dial the available Channel exten => s,n,Dial(${CH}/${ARG1},60,t) Looking at the execution, I can see what the AVAILCHAN

Hi, I'm trying to use ChanIsAvail to build a resilient 'dialout' macro. The logic is simple; try Zap/g1 (a group of two E1s), and if that fails, try locating a channel via DUNDi. Here's a massively cut down version to illustrate the problem I'm having. macro dialout ( dest ) { ChanIsAvail(Zap/g1); noop(Value of AVAILCHAN is ${AVAILCHAN});

Here's my situation. I have two receptionists that answer incoming lines. Each has a 7960G with 5 incoming lines each. I'm trying to set this up so each line on each phone doesn't utilize call waiting. My problem seems to be that ChanisAvail(Sip/cisco1&Sip/cisco2&Sip/cisco3&Sip/cisco4&Sip/cisco5) always returns cisco1. Here are the sip.conf entries: (mind you,

Hi, So I've done my research on Chanisavail, read the wiki, checked the archive but can't seem to find anything to suit my scenario. I've played around with it a lot, but I'm still scratching my head on what I need to do. What I need is to be able to accept a call by SIP and ring all telephones that are not in use (which just so happen to be on Zap interfaces, but might be SIP

Hi all! I'm experimenting a strange problem in my Asterisk PBX: I've got an Asterisk pbx in the office: I dial an external number; the dialled number answers me correctly, but as soon as I press the '*' button (i.e. to navigate through the menus or to enter a password) my Asterisk box put me on hold. (CLI transcription follows: -- Executing

Hi list: I'm having the next problem, it appear that the application ChanIsAvail is not working on Asterisk 1.4.5 always return me 0 in AVAILSTATUS. I add my dialplan and the output to the cli. THanks. In the example i'm dialing from extension SIP/112 My DialPlan Secction: [macro-callonlyiffree] exten => s,1,ChanIsAvail(${ARG1}|s) exten => s,n,NoOp(${AVAILCHAN}) exten

I'm trying to add an emergency dial to my context. However, when I try to dial it, I get caught in an endless loop. For debugging, I have pared out nearly all the control flow and just have ChanIsAvail() and Dial() called. Using two different extensions to call teh same number, I get two different actions by *. Here is the vvverbose output: -- Starting simple switch on

I am trying to construct a macro for long distance dialling. I have two internet feeds, I have all routes including Teliax on Internet A and a static route to Voxee on Internet B. I thought I could use the dialplan entry below which uses the ChanIsAvail() command to check the connection, but this returns the provider but not the username, so I don't understand how to use this for real

I am trying to use ChanIsAvail to detect the best route for a call. I am testing by dialing an extension that is then forwarded to the DID. Normally it will be an incoming PSTN call that is forwarded. When I try it, I get put on hold for a few seconds and miss the beginning of the recorded message. Any ideas what is going on? -- Executing ChanIsAvail("SIP/501-304d",

ChanIsAvail returns the channel ID plus "-<session>". How can I edit ${AVAILCHAN} to remove this session ID, so I can use its contents in a subsequent Dial statement? Dialing on Zap just gives a warning, but dialing a SIP channel completely errors out. ------ extensions.conf snippet------------- ; ; Main Home number (8901) ; ; Bedroom1 exten =>

Hi I am using Asterisk 1.2 and for the life of me, I am unable to transfer outbound calls (eg calls I initiate from sip extensions). When I press #, nothing happens. Inbound calls transfer fine, but only once per call. The problem happens: - With both software and hardware phones. - With calls going out through the ZAP channel and to internal SIP extensions. - After I have transferred an

A call comes in and goes into the queue, the queue dials a sip channel using a macro. The macro plays a set of options to the callee and if the callee presses 3 it sets MACRO_RESULT=CONTINUE and the macro ends. For some reason the caller goes back into the queue rather than continueing on in the dial plan. Why is this, i could have sworn in 1.2 if i set MACRO_RESULT=CONTINUE that the

Hi all, I want to build a central call diverter via asterisk (http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk%20cmd%20SIPredirect). Calls would come in via SIP from Cisco Callmanager Asterisk would do some searching an diverts the call to an extension, which is also located at Callmanager. When like to use >>sipredirect<< Asterisk complains "No application

I have two server Server_A(outbound call) for agent login and agent make a outbound call from here and pass into server Server_B call extension.conf exten => _91XX.,1,AGI(agi://127.0.0.1:4577/call_log) exten => _91XX.,n,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN}@192.168.53.197,,tToR) exten => _91XX.,n,hangup() Server_B[192.168.53.197] for call forwarding extension.conf exten =>

Dear All, The recent improvement in RODBC to recognize datetimes in tables has exposed my ongoing confusion. All my data are obtained from a satellite system (Argos) which tags events in the GMT time zone. Daylight saving is ignored. To my way of thinking this means that 1. twelve-o-clock means halfway through the day regardless of season, and 2. the difftime of any two dates where

Hi. I'm currently setting up a particular conference: 3 members (a,b,c), a can speak with b and c, b and c can speak only with a and not between them. I found my possible solution with paging/intercom using option "d" (full-duplex), but I need to make ringing the phone in intercom. Now I set auto-answer=6 but after first ring the phone hangup the call. There is a way to using

G'Day again, I am attempting to read a large MSAccess file into R, but get memory problems. With the first 100 rows of the table ("Macca99") things, as shown below, are fine and the resulting object is 33,780 bytes. But when I read the entire table ("MaccaDiv99") which is 218,000 rows R falls over with the message: Rgui.exe - Application error The instruction at