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We are having many successes with Asterisk and starting to get the hang of it. But, I am still having problems getting my Budgetone BT100 (firmware 1.0.4.50) to work fully. I can receive calls, but cannot make them. We have the latest version of Asterisk, Fedora Core 3, Digium TDM400P with one FXO and one FXS card configured and working well. We have a PSTN line going into the Digium card,

I am loving Asterisk! I have a Cisco 7960 (Sip) on which I want to try using g729 encoding. I cannot find a setting for this in the phone's interactive screen menu. Do I set it in the sip.conf file? I have also ordered 2 licenses from Digium. My understanding is that because this Cisco phone can handle the encoding, * just passes it thru. Is this correct? Also, I am using LiveVoip for

The Asterisk Development Team would like to announce the release of Asterisk 13.27.0. This release is available for immediate download at https://downloads.asterisk.org/pub/telephony/asterisk The release of Asterisk 13.27.0 resolves several issues reported by the community and would have not been possible without your participation. Thank you! The following issues are resolved in this release:

I understand that standalone macros have been deprecated in 1.6 for gosub routines. I've been working on converting them all but was wondering about dial macros - it doesn't look like there's a replacement yet to call a gosub routine from the dial command. Or am I looking at this wrong? hose

The Asterisk Development Team would like to announce the release of Asterisk 16.4.0. This release is available for immediate download at https://downloads.asterisk.org/pub/telephony/asterisk The release of Asterisk 16.4.0 resolves several issues reported by the community and would have not been possible without your participation. Thank you! The following issues are resolved in this release:

Hi! Could someone give me a hand? If I dial 200 for echo testing it works... Everytime I dial an extension ex. 505 get the error below.... In this example it was from 508>505 a Xlite Pro to a TA. I believe it has something to do with the way i'm executing the command dial but I use the "standart" that comes in the samples from asterisk. *CLI> -- Executing

I am using the sample (slightly modified) macro for dialing phones. My extensions are in the 2000 range. Each extension has it's own external DID. Is there any way to have the macro look up the DID to be used for the extension and set the DID as the callerid? Maybe from a flat file somewhere? Or is there a better way to do this??? I know I can use callerid in sip.conf, but I only want the

Hi All, suppose this: Dial(SIP/<somecarrier>/<somenumber>/60/L(3600000)M(td|${EPOCH}) where 60 is the seconds to wait for the callee (the called party) to answer L(3600000) is the absolute limit of the call once it has been answered, in ms M(td|${EPOCH}) is the macro to execute when the call gets answered. ${EPOCH} contains the current unixtime. That's the macro: [macro-td]

After updating to 1.4.15, I have the following issue: When I try to use the "M" macro option in the Dial() option, I get the following in the console: -- Executing Dial("Zap/1-1", "Zap/g2/w5051234|60|M(set-userfield^local)KT") -- Called g2/w5051234 -- Zap/3-1 answered Zap/1-1 [Dec 6 12:10:58] ERROR[19496]: app_dial.c:1541 dial_exec_full: Unable to start

I'd like to set some variables inside the macro called from Dial(). As far as I can tell, though, if you just do a SetVar inside the macro, it's set in a different context and isn't available to the code that calls the macro. Am I missing something? What's the right way to return data from the macro call? (Other than the MACRO_RESULT feature.) I'm using the

Thanks to help from Jim Dickenson I managed to start a macro and get info about the channel that picked up the call from my ruby script. The only thing that I cant do so far, is capturing the ${CHANNEL} variable in the ruby script that started the macro. Is that variable accessible from the ruby script too or just from the macro? Here's a snippet from my ruby script:

Hi, I can not write CDR records in a macro after I do a dial command and the line is picked up. This is my situation: After a pickup with a dial I jump to a specific macro. (dial, with the extension M) In this macro I want to write the CDR record with the command AppendCDRUserField. But If I look in the CDR records a can't find this value. If I do an AppendCDRUserField before the

Okay - all I'm trying to do here is smbclient from my Slackware Linux box (SNUFFY) to my Windows NT 4.0 SP3 Server (BURT). Burt is a BDC and is participating in WINS via my internal WINS Server. The Scope ID for the WINS Server is HARVESTWEB - but I'm not sure how to set that in SAMBA. My password server (I assume) should be my PDC with is GROVER (146.115.109.8) Eventually, I want to be

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, How do I find out the extension that answered an incoming call from inside a Dial(number,M()) macro? I've tried MACRO_EXTEN but it seems to be empty. exten => s,100,Dial(${EXTENSIONS},40,M(support)) [macro-support] exten => s,1,NoOp(${MACRO_EXTEN}) etc... Thanks in Advance, Adam.

http://bugzilla.mindrot.org/show_bug.cgi?id=377 Summary: Reduce compiler warnings. Use unsigned args to the ctype.h is*() macros. Product: Portable OpenSSH Version: -current Platform: Sparc OS/Version: Solaris Status: NEW Severity: trivial Priority: P2 Component: Miscellaneous

Adding virt list, which we had missed off by mistake Lars On 03/06/2014 11:13, George Dunlap wrote: > Sorry this is a bit sparse; I was both running the meeting and jotting > down notes. Let me know if you have any questions. > > -George > > Present (from memory): > - George Dunlap > - Anil Madhavapeddy > - Jonathan Ludlam > - David Berrange > - Dan Keningsberg

Am using perl AGI to invoke the dial command thus: $AGI->exec('Dial',"$numtodial2|30|L($maxcall:$msgtime)|M(conn^1002)"); What I expected that this will do is: 1. call the number using the string $numtodial2 - works OK 2. Set call limit to $maxcall and play a message $msgtime milliseconds before the call - works OK 3. On connect of the call send it to the macro conn

In 1.0.9, if I Dial() with the M option, the specified macro executes just fine, however there is several seconds of silence - no audio transmitted to either caller or callee. After 5 or 6 seconds (in my installation) call audio is transmitted normally. Is this known behavior? Can't seem to find a reference to it. On a different topic, has anyone noticed that google searches of the type

I have built a dialplan which dial to someone with option M. Dial (SIP/1000,,M(MYMACRO)) Both parties are SIP phones. MYMACRO expects person on SIP/1000 dial 5 (using read) then exits - and doing so it bridges my phone (SIP/2000) with SIP/1000. If SIP/1000 hangs up before dial 5 - ok the call ends. if SIP/2000 hangs up before SIP/1000 dial 5 - the macro is unaware and keeps waiting SIP/1000