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Posted: Tue May 26, 2009 10:58 am Post subject: [Freeswitch-users] Conference users hear MOH until leader en |
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Ok, that sounds doable... I have no problem banging around with some code. Thanks for the advice...
I'm new to FIFOs and FreeSwitch in general, so please check my logic here...
- When a user enters their conference number, I check to see if that conference exists (because the conference shouldn't exist until the leader enters).
- If that conference exists, the user gets dropped straight into it.
- If that conference does not exist, I park that user into a FIFO, with music.
- When the leader enters their conference number and password, I put them into that conference (which creates the conference).
- Then check for the presence of a FIFO with parked users.
- If the FIFO contains parked users, I transfer everyone from the FIFO into the conference.
Is that what you were thinking?
Brian West wrote: Quote: | Quote: | Jason,
There are many ways to accomplish this using FreeSWITCH. All of
which will require you to do a little bit of coding in js, lua or some
other language.
1. Park all callers into a fifo.. (see mod_fifo)
2. When leader auths in your script then you uuid_transfer them all
into the conference.
You could also do this via esl using perl, lua, python, php or ruby.
That should accomplish the same ending result.
/b
On May 26, 2009, at 9:38 AM, Jason Cromes wrote:
Quote: | This is easy in Asterisk because you can pop someone into MeetMe with
different flags. So, in my IVR, I prompt for the "conference number"
(known to all) and then the "password" (known only to the owner/
leader).
If the proper password is entered, that user is sent to conference XYZ
with the leader flag set. If no password is entered, the user goes to
conference XYZ, without the leader flag. If anyone enters before the
leader, they're told by MeetMe that "the conference will begin when
the
leader arrives" and MeetMe provides MOH until that time.
Help! This is an absolute deal-breaker for my install... How can I
do
this in FreeSwitch?
Thanks...
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anton at yogik.org Guest
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Posted: Fri May 29, 2009 3:33 pm Post subject: [Freeswitch-users] Conference users hear MOH until leader en |
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I'd be very interested to see your script and dialplan , for me it's a
very important issue as my conference server facing to outside and I
need to have moderators and regular users entering different pins.
Anton
jcromes@gmail.com wrote:
Quote: | Unfortunately, the instance of FreeSwitch where I've been playing with
this is at work and I can't get to it at the moment... Eventually, I
plan to post my entire implementation (javascript and dialplan) on the
Wiki because I've added quite a few improvements to the confcall.js
example that is there now...
Here's what I did though:
In conference.conf.xml, put this entire line into the profile you are
using for your conferences:
*<param name="conference-flags" value="wait-mod"/>*
In your dialplan, you need to use the two lines below. Somehow, you
need to separate how callers encounter them though..
This first line enters callers as a standard user. This means that
anyone entering conference 1234 using this line will WAIT until a
moderator enters.
*<action application="conference" data="1234@your-conf-profile-name"/>*
This second line sets the moderator member flag as they enter conference
1234. Anyone already in the conference will now come off music. You
could put an extra prompt for a pass code before this line. Or you
could assign two extensions that both go to the same conference, but one
extension is publicly known, the other is only known to the owner/moderator.
*<action application="conference"
data="1234@your-conf-profile-name+flags{moderator}"/>*
Hope that helps.
Joćo Mesquita wrote:
Quote: | I could not get this working on current trunk. Can you post your
configuration on conference module and the dialplan example?
Thanks,
jmesquita
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Posted: Fri May 29, 2009 3:35 pm Post subject: [Freeswitch-users] Conference users hear MOH until leader en |
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Maybe someone can do a wiki page with scripts and a howto?
/b
On May 29, 2009, at 3:31 PM, Anton Karpov wrote:
Quote: | I'd be very interested to see your script and dialplan , for me it's a
very important issue as my conference server facing to outside and I
need to have moderators and regular users entering different pins.
Anton
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Posted: Sat May 30, 2009 11:52 am Post subject: [Freeswitch-users] Conference users hear MOH until leader en |
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Did someone add that feature? Are you messing with my head? =)
That would almost work perfectly... One scenario to consider - sometimes, in a large group of folks that meet regularly, there are multiple callers that come in as a moderator because they're not sure who might not be able to attend that particular conference. So, we would only want to kick the users/members out if the moderator "count" goes to 0.
I'm such a pain.
Brian West wrote: Quote: | I would set the endconf flag in addition to the moderator flag so when you leave it kicks everyone.
/b
On May 30, 2009, at 1:11 AM, jcromes@gmail.com (jcromes@gmail.com) wrote:
Quote: | Regarding #3:
Here is what I'm used to... When the (last) moderator drops, the users hear something like "the moderator has left the conference" and then get kicked back to music. If a moderator dials back in, music goes away and the users are re-joined. It's intended to be a secure conference, and the moderator is the security, right? Other conferencing systems I've worked with behave like this as well (not just Asterisk). I realize we're getting into the realm of fancy features rather than a clean conference application, so I'm already prepared take a hike. =) Could I emulate that behavior another way?
Regarding #4:
I don't have an opinion either way on the ding sounds really - it's a cosmetic thing and I just thought I'd mention it.
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Posted: Sat May 30, 2009 12:08 pm Post subject: [Freeswitch-users] Conference users hear MOH until leader en |
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+flags{endconf|moderator}
Its there...
/b
On May 30, 2009, at 11:48 AM, jcromes@gmail.com wrote:
Quote: | Did someone add that feature? Are you messing with my head? =)
That would almost work perfectly... One scenario to consider -
sometimes, in a large group of folks that meet regularly, there are
multiple callers that come in as a moderator because they're not
sure who might not be able to attend that particular conference.
So, we would only want to kick the users/members out if the
moderator "count" goes to 0.
I'm such a pain.
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