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Hi all, My latest Asterisk system is based on Debian squeeze with Asterisk 1.6.2.6-1 and SIP only. One of my favorite features that I had working with Asterisk 1.4 is the PrivacyManager. However, this was not straightforward, because anonymous SIP calls arrive with ${CALLERID(num)} = "anonymous", instead of being blank. So, to get it to work I added the first three rules to

Hello Instead of using PrivacyManager, I'd rather use my own dialplan to prompt the user for a ten-digit number if they called while blocking CID. This code does prompt the user, but 1) hangs up if the user didn't type the ten digits before the timeout 2) if the user did type the right number of digits, it still hangs up instead of Returning and then jumping forth to the "cid"

I wish to have my Grandstream GXP-2000 phones make a different distinctive ring for internal calls ( Internal ) or if the incoming call has no caller id 'NOCID'. The Grandstream phones calls allow 3 distinctive rings depending on the caller id. I have one set up and working for 'Internal' calls but unfortunately the same tone will ring if caller id is absent on a call. My

Hi folks, My v1.6 Asterisk system logs all Call Detail Records to a PostgreSQL database, including those handled by the Privacy Manager. Unfortunately, even though I can use the CLI to see the information being submitted by anonymous callers to satisfy the demands of the the Privacy Manager, that information is not recorded in the database. Instead, all that is written to it: clid:

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi all, I am running into some problems here with PrivacyManager. We used to use it without any issue, but now there seems to be several problems. We are currently running Asterisk 1.2.4. First, it seems that if the user does not press the pound (#) key after entering their number, PrivacyManager will fail. I have the minlength set to 10, and

Hi all, Previously, I had the PrivacyManager working for me exactly as would be expected, but after upgrading the OS to Debian lenny and Asterisk to v1.4.21.2 that's no longer the case. Anonymous callers are still confronted with the PrivacyManager, but now no matter what I set the minlength value to, e.g.: exten => jaap,n,PrivacyManager(1,1) ... (I'm not using a

I'm having a problem with Asterisk picking up the Zap/1 and thinking its a new call when instead I've already been on the phone talking to a person. This is not my ideal setup and currently I have just an FXO card and Asterisk is in parallel with my phone system instead of being in the front. I'm not sure if the problem would be fixed by adding an FXS card and putting my phones on

I have been having problems getting PrivacyManager to work correctly. Right now I am running the 1/21/05 CVS but I have been unable to get this to work on asterisk-stable either. You can see from the debug below that the inbound call is arriving via IAX2 and both the CALLING NUMBER and CALLING NAME are both set as "Unavailable". However, PrivacyManager executes and determines that

I am attempting to write in incoming context for calls. 1. If the caller id is given and it is not black listed it will Playback a greeting and then right the phone or go to voicemail under busy or unavailable conditions 2. If no caller id is given, then Privacy Manager will ask for the number. I am testing 6145551212 to see if the black list will work 3. If a caller id is given, and it is

Hi list! I'm trying to get PrivacyManager working but for some reason it always thinks that CallerID is present (when it isn't). I get this on the console: == Primary D-Channel on span 1 up -- Accepting voice call from '' to '0711234567' on channel 0/2, span 1 -- Executing Ringing("Zap/2-1", "") in new stack -- Executing

I'm building an app that will do the following: 1. Force the caller to record their name. 2. Dial the party to call. 3. Play a short menu: 1 = Accept Call 2 = Decline Call, go to VM if available 3 = Accept Call forever, never ask again 4 = Decline Call forever, block number, get rid of caller 4. do things based on that choice. I'm

I am having issues with Privacy Manager and Zapateller. If I set callerid="" on a sip user zapateller sends the tones If I set callerid="Anonymous" <8475551212> zapateller doesn't send the tones If I call from a phone after dialing *67 zapateller doesn't send the tones In the last 2 cases, the display on the phone shows -Blocked Call- PrivacyManager always gives

Hi All, In theory if I do this; exten => s,1,Zapateller(nocallerid) exten => s,2,Privacymanager exten => s,3,Dial(a bunch of SIP extensions) My callers should only hear the anti-telemarketing tones if they call from a line that has no caller*ID and then get offered an opportunity to enter it, right? What I'm finding is that in the event of no CID the caller gets dumped into the

Hey all...I'm just getting my * setup and right now all I have is an FXO but no FXS. I wan't to get rid of telemarketers by having * pick up the phone if there is no CID present, give the caller the Zapateller tones and then ask the user to input their phone number via Privacy Manager (yes I realize that this won't get us any where given that I can't re-ring the phones without FXS

I am having trouble understanding how to use this. I want to transfer certain incoming calls from an IAX ITSP based on caller ID. From what I can make of the docs, I thought I need to do something like this... exten => _NXXNXXXXXX,n(nocid),transfer(1000) exten => _NXXNXXXXXX,n,noop(boo,${TRANSFERSTATUS}) exten => _NXXNXXXXXX,n,hangup exten =>

Hi all, Is it possible to display or print variables in Asterisk (e.g. in the CLI) for debugging purposes? For example, I'm using two different types of SIP phones: the Snom M3 and the Siemens S675IP. However, when anonymous callers submit a number to the PrivacyManager, only the Siemens displays the new CID correctly; the Snom shows "unknown" (even though the new CID looks

Hi all, I'm looking for some rudimentary insight on GotoIf() which seems to be failing on me in my dial plan. All I basically wish to do is block a particular caller. Sounds easy enough, but my ternary operator/plan currently is not properly being implemented. Can anyone spot where I'm being a momo? All extensions get forwarded to the following macro: [macro-forward] ; arg1 = phone

Hello-- I've been playing with the privacy options on my home/home-office system since August last year, and have some results, gleaned from my CDR records, which over the last 13 months, number a total of 8672, which includes incoming, as well as outgoing calls. Before I start spitting out numbers, let me note that with the current setup, I haven't had to tell a single telemarketer

I am using asterisk 1.6 at home and would like to send incoming calls without caller id immediately to voicemail (i don't want to use the privacy manager where people have to enter a number). The config examples i found are all for the pretty obsolete 1.0 and 1.2 versions of asterisk. Would anyone be willing to share a config example? Thanks!

I am configuring an asterisk server and I want to test the incoming configuration with my FXS handsets. I have the FXS lines able to call eachother and they can connect out the FXO lines. I changed the context for the FXS lines to "incoming" so that they would be able to test the setup for incoming calls. For the incoming context I have: [incoming] exten => s,1,Wait(1) exten