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Kevin P. Fleming wrote: > Falck Kenneth wrote: > > My persistent variables (_XXX or __XXX) don't persist when I dial a > > Local extension. I'm doing a forked dial where the other channel is > > SIP and the other Local. Is this a known problem? Using Asterisk 1.0.9. > > Variable inheritance is a CVS HEAD feature, it is not > supported in 1.0.x. Thanks, I

Hi, My persistent variables (_XXX or __XXX) don't persist when I dial a Local extension. I'm doing a forked dial where the other channel is SIP and the other Local. Is this a known problem? Using Asterisk 1.0.9. My purpose is to fork the original call to two destinations: One going to an "internal" SIP phone and the other going to an external PSTN gateway (also using SIP). So

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