similar to: [SOLVED] fax machine detection for outgoingcall on DIVAcard

Hi all..!! I'm developing a system to use festival,asterisk, digium card. This system makes a auto-dialing (using digium TE410P card), when the customer answer the call: asterisk play an audio (pre-built from festival), that is a easy part. our problem is how we can detect a busy line or error in the line but outside of asterisk (by means of a process to detect status of call-line) then we

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Hello, I need to detect both fax and answer machine, and it should be valuable that the detection will be run by the Diva card itself. So : - I read Diva Documentation, and I found that the Diva could send some specific DTMF, if I had "[..] enabled [this functionnality] by the application for a designated controller through a manufacturer request command 9 [...]", but I didn't

Hi all, Just wondering if someone have already done something like that : SIP Client_A ---> 1)call ---> ASTERISK ---> 2)outgoingcall-PSTN-->Client_B | | 3) Enter conference | MeetMe <----------------------------' with user A Make 2 user in conference (point 1 and 2), it's definitely easy, but call

The following is my dialplan for outgoing international call. What I want are: - when people dial 9011604xxxxxxx , 9011605xxxxxxx, 90114411xxxxxxx, 90114421xxxxxxx, use voipstunt to dial out - otherwise, use my pstn to dial out. What I've found is when i dial 9011604xxxxxxx , 9011605xxxxxxx, 90114411xxxxxxx, 90114421xxxxxxx, it always use the pstn to dial out. Anything wrong with my dial

Hi folks, Just wondering if someone have already done something like that : SIP Client_A ---1)call---> ASTERISK ---2)outgoingcall-PSTN-->Client_B | | 3) Enter conference | MeetMe <----------------------------' with user A Make 2 user in conference, it's definitely easy, but call an other user and put the

In the capi.conf file, there is a bridge option that allow to "native bridging (CAPI line interconnect) if available", and I found this in the capi-user mailing list : -------------------------------- I suggest you put bridge=yes into each interface. Then, when Asterisk bridges two channels, it looks for the possibility to do a native bridge (call the bridge code of the channel

Hola a todos, me ha gustado mucho la solución de Carlos, muy eficiente y muy ingeniosa al utilizar la funcion col() que o no la conocia o no me acordaba de ella. La parte mas "lenta" sigue siendo el apply que en el fondo no es mas que un ciclo for a traves de las filas, asi que inspirado por el metodo de Carlos pense que podria ser mas rapido si iteramos a traves de las columnas por lo

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Por último, utilizando la indexación lineal de matriz que propusó luisfo en su momento: > t <- Sys.time() > M=as.matrix(dat) > index <- which(!is.na(M)) - 1 > meses<-colnames(M) > M2<- data.table(columna=index %/% nrow(M) +1L, jugador=index %% nrow(M) +1L , valor=M[index+1L]) > setkey(M2,jugador,columna) >

Imaginemos que tenemos una matriz con datos temporales por sujetos. Pongamos que numero de veces que ha jugado una carta en un juego online. Y que quiero saber cuantas veces jugo la carta el primer mes que estuvo en el juego. Pero claro mi matriz guarda los datos temporalmente de tal manera que: # data.table( Enero = c( 1, 4, NA , NA , NA) , Febrero = c( 2, 6, 1, NA, NA ) , Marzo = c( 8,6,7,3,

Otra solución algo más rapida: > t <- Sys.time() > dat[,jugador:=1:.N] > dat2=melt(dat,id.vars="jugador") > setkey(dat2,jugador) > dat2[,index:=min(which(!is.na(value))),by=jugador] > dat2[,.(First_month=variable[index[1]],Value_First_month=value[index[1]]),by=jugador] jugador First_month Value_First_month 1: 1 Uno 0.93520715 2:

Hi, I have a problem with dialling internationals numbers, and I don't now what is the cause. I have one asterisk with a e100p card connected to the Telco (spain/telefonica) and it can dial local and national numbers without problems but when I try to dial a international number it hangs-up. I call the Telco to ask if the E1 can do international calls and it said that it can. I have tried

Hi, Anybody lucky with this config inside an Asterisk server for dealing with FAX ? FXO_LINE ----> ASTERISK 1.4.2 ---> IAXMODEM ------> HYLAFAX TDM400P ZAPTEL 4.3.1 1 FXO port 1.41 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ I know Fax is not officially supported on TDM400P cards but I did not expect not being able of sending one

I'm trying to dial using this script in perl: (asterisk_dial.pl) --- #!/usr/bin/perl use Asterisk::AGI; $AGI = new Asterisk::AGI; my %input = $AGI->ReadParse(); $pin = $AGI->get_data("beep", "10000", "3"); chomp($pin); $AGI->exec('SetVar',"NUMERO=$pin"); exit(0); --- This script sets 'NUMERO' with any value... In my

HiI'm fairly new to R and the list, so please take what I say accordingly!Far as I can see, strptime gives you a string in some specified format. In order to do any kind of numerically-based modelling with that, you need to obtain a number to work with.One way to do this is by getting the time with Sys.time() instead and coercing it to a number using as.integer():> as.integer(Sys.time())I

Hi All, does anyone ever import old SPSS files in a sl3 format? read.spss('file.sl3') does not seem to work... it's not recognised as a supported SPSS format at all. Best, Fede -- Federico C. F. Calboli Department of Epidemiology and Public Health Imperial College, St. Mary's Campus Norfolk Place, London W2 1PG Tel +44 (0)20 75941602 Fax +44 (0)20 75943193 f.calboli

As a follow up to my previous post, I have now identified what is causing the bug with the grandstream phones. When the line faxdetection=incoming is in the zapata.conf file, the grandstream phones will not ring, nor connect a call to the zaptel interface. Can anyone else confirm this bug? I'm going to play with the different options (incoming/outgoing/both) to see if it makes a

I am interested in the wellgate 38XX FXO and FXS gateways (and other similiar units). My question is can outgoing call files use these devices??? Can I fashion an outgoing call file with a channel like: SIP/WellGate-1/5551212 (for the first port) or SIP/WellGate-2/5551223 (for the second port) TO these devices behave this way? Of course incoming calls I dont see as a problem. It's asking

Hi I'm fairly new to R and the list, so please take what I say accordingly! Far as I can see, strptime gives you a string in some specified format. In order to do any kind of numerically-based modelling with that, you need to obtain a number to work with. One way to do this is by getting the time with Sys.time() instead and coercing it to a number using as.integer(): >