similar to: CID, international style?

I have a friend traveling overseas. I want to allow him to call a number which will give him a busy signal (so no charge), but will then send me an email that he has called. I know how to use a call file to trigger a call (I created a callback system for myself when I traveled overseas a few months ago), but I don't know how to trigger an email. All I want is a simple message like

Hi everybody. We have a samba4 domain deployed across serveral countries. Some of them (overseas) have a poor VPN connection with mainland. Since Samba4 does not support (yet) subtrees, we have deployed a DC in each location for domain validation. However users in mainland logon randomly at overseas location and sometimes this is a problem due to low bandwidth available. Is there any way to

Though I've had implementations of Asterisk, I havent encountered this one yet, so i'd like to seek your advise if this possible. I would want asterisk to be stand between the dialer the destination. The dialer will now dial asterisk access number. Asterisk will acknowledge user by using CallerID and check against its database for authentication and then sends out a DTMF A tone for ?

Hello all, I was wondering if anybody knows where one might obtain a PCI ISDN card supporting a single BRI for use with Asterisk in Australia (and using something like chan_capi). Because of the Isdn4Linux DTMF issue, I don't want one of those cards. I've already spent too much time messing about with my current card. I'm after something like the AVM Fritz! cards. I found one place

First, please forgive me if this is a total newbie question, I've only just begun to scratch the surface of asterisk. I currently have a dialplan set up to let me dial a specific extension, authenticate the user, then have * dial a hard coded/programmed overseas number. What I would like to do is set up my dialplan to have an extension that offers up an outbound dialtone allowing the

Hello, I would to allow users to place calls overseas such as India and Malaysia but only with a security code. if they don't have a security code I want to be able to drop the calls. can someone point me to a right direction to achieve this goal? Thanks, Motty -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

I see a lot of attempts by hackers to call 00972595301123? or 011972595115207? or variations but that same 972595 is often present. Can someone break down that dial string with an explanation? The 011 look like an overseas call (from Americas), while the 972595XXXXXX is unclear... -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Can anyone shed some light on "rules" that might make the task of parsing the country code and city codes from a dialed number in the CDRs? I know that there is almost never a case where a concatenated country and city code could overlap with another country code, but what about city codes and local numbers? Is it possible for a concatenated city code and local number to match another

Hi, We ran into a little problem recently with our phone provider (Telus Canada): we are unable to dial numbers outside North America. This is what happens: the phone number 011... is sent out over our T1, Telus sees the correct number on their switch. However the switch thinks it's a North American phone number (and thus has to have 10 digits) and rejects the overseas number as

On a BT line, how do I determine whether the number on an incoming call has been deliberately withheld (by dialling 141) or is merely unavailable (e.g. because it originated from overseas or passed through some ancient switching equipment) ? In the first case, I want the caller to be played a message to the effect that we are not at home to anonymous cowards but if their business is

Hi all. I've ordered a TDM400P with 4 FXO, but after using my X100P I'm thinking about returning the TDM400P because of bad echo issues. If I do get the echo issues I'll look at digital options. My question: Is anyone using ISDN (BRI) in the states? I've heard ISDN4LINUX devices suffer bad echo but chan_capi works great. All the chan_capi cards I find though are for overseas

I recently changed to all IAX providers for my DIDs, and none of them offer incoming caller-names. Back in the days when I did have incoming caller names, I found the names provided by the various phone-companies fairly useless -- "WIRELESS CALLER", "YOURCITYHERE" etc. Last Friday I finally set off to roll my own, in order to meet the following requirements: - uniformely

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I got a call from an overseas call center telling me about the problems with the Windows machine I was using. They wanted to remote in and fix things for me ... (Ignore the fact I use a MacBook Pro or an ASUS laptop with Debian). What I found curious was the caller's name was Asterisk, and the caller's number was Asterisk at 10 or or Astrk at 10 similar. (I don't recall the exact

Most gateways I have found are only sold overseas. Do these work in the US? My provider is T-Mobile (using their Blackberries). They support: GSM (I am pretty sure) GPRS EDGE We get unlimited Cell to Cell minutes and would like to leverage the possible savings. Does anyone know of a product that they have been happy with? SIP or Analog is fine although SIP (or IAX) is preferred for the

Hello. While trying to get to the bottom of a puppetmaster+unicorn+nginx rig that''s serving empty files, it seemed to be a relatively sensible idea to upgrade the puppetmaster to 2.6.1 This broke in a manner that seems to be the multiple-& bug. Running the puppetmaster standalone gives the following: [ ... ] info: mount[files]: allowing *.mysparedomain.com access info:

Hi Guys, I'm new in VoIP, I heard from a friend that asterisk is good in VoIP service especially on SIP. I'm planning to replace our old PBX system (legacy of Panasonic) to VoIP so that even out of the country we can still communicate cheaper than regular phone. But I have a few questions though before I change our OLD PBX to VoIP. 1. Does asterisk generate CDR? If yes how do I

O.K. thanks a lot, Felix and Peer Oliver. But somehow asterisk keeps telling me while startup: [chan_capi.so] => (Common ISDN API for Asterisk) Jan 24 14:30:47 NOTICE[9796]: chan_capi.c:3271 load_module: Unused contr1 Jan 24 14:30:47 NOTICE[9796]: chan_capi.c:3271 load_module: Unused contr2 Jan 24 14:30:47 NOTICE[9796]: chan_capi.c:3271 load_module: Unused contr3 Jan 24 14:30:47

Hi, I have done my best and tired of searching the net about the problem. If anybody could help would be a great favour. Description of Problem ------------------------ I am trying to install two Netpci cards(Traverse Technology Netjet ISDN-s) on Trixbox 2 and aim is to use in Asterisk as dailin and dialout. I compliled the driver as directed in the manufacture manual. After installation dmesg

I wonder how IAX compares to SIP bandwidth-wise? I've tried both over overseas IP connection, and somehow SIP seemed to work better. Peter