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PostPosted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 5:46 am    Post subject: [Freeswitch-users] Call Forwarding Question Reply with quote

Hi,
I`m trying to implement Call Forwarding in my FS setup. I set a user variable managing the type of forwarding (busy,no answer,unconditional) and the destination the phone is forwarded to:

<user id='102'>
     <variables>
     <variable name='fwd_type' value='unconditional'/>
     <variable name='fwd_unconditional_number' value='103"/>
     </variables>
</user>

Then in my dialplan I check if the called user has ${fwd_type} set and if so I set the destination_number to ${fwd_unconditional_number}. After this operation I bridge the call to the new destination_number.
The issue in this scenario is that I get a cdr in which A (101) calls C(103) and I need to have two cdrs, one from A(101) to B(102) and one from B(102) to C(103).
Does anyone know how can this be implemented.

10x,
NG
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n.geordzhev at gmail.com
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PostPosted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 1:33 pm    Post subject: [Freeswitch-users] Call Forwarding Question Reply with quote

Hi,
I`m trying to implement Call Forwarding in my FS setup. I set a user variable managing the type of forwarding (busy,no answer,unconditional) and the destination the phone is forwarded to:

<user id='102'>
     <variables>
     <variable name='fwd_type' value='unconditional'/>
     <variable name='fwd_unconditional_number' value='103"/>
     </variables>
</user>

Then in my dialplan I check if the called user has ${fwd_type} set and if so I set the destination_number to ${fwd_unconditional_number}. After this operation I bridge the call to the new destination_number.
The issue in this scenario is that I get a cdr in which A (101) calls C(103) and I need to have two cdrs, one from A(101) to B(102) and one from B(102) to C(103).
Does anyone know how can this be implemented.

10x,
NG
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nandy1925 at gmail.com
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PostPosted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 7:04 pm    Post subject: [Freeswitch-users] Call Forwarding Question Reply with quote

nik,

please try the "legs" variable  http://www.nabble.com/CDR-accounting-question-td19212516.html

/nandy


On Sun, Sep 6, 2009 at 6:40 PM, Nikolai Geordzhev <n.geordzhev@gmail.com (n.geordzhev@gmail.com)> wrote:
Quote:
Hi,
I`m trying to implement Call Forwarding in my FS setup. I set a user variable managing the type of forwarding (busy,no answer,unconditional) and the destination the phone is forwarded to:

<user id='102'>
     <variables>
     <variable name='fwd_type' value='unconditional'/>
     <variable name='fwd_unconditional_number' value='103"/>
     </variables>
</user>

Then in my dialplan I check if the called user has ${fwd_type} set and if so I set the destination_number to ${fwd_unconditional_number}. After this operation I bridge the call to the new destination_number.
The issue in this scenario is that I get a cdr in which A (101) calls C(103) and I need to have two cdrs, one from A(101) to B(102) and one from B(102) to C(103).
Does anyone know how can this be implemented.

10x,
NG

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PostPosted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 1:40 pm    Post subject: [Freeswitch-users] Call Forwarding Question Reply with quote

On 9/6/09, Nikolai Geordzhev <n.geordzhev@gmail.com> wrote:
Quote:
Hi,
I`m trying to implement Call Forwarding in my FS setup. I set a user
variable managing the type of forwarding (busy,no answer,unconditional) and
the destination the phone is forwarded to:

<user id='102'>
<variables>
<variable name='fwd_type' value='unconditional'/>
<variable name='fwd_unconditional_number' value='103"/>
</variables>
</user>

Then in my dialplan I check if the called user has ${fwd_type} set and if so
I set the destination_number to ${fwd_unconditional_number}. After this
operation I bridge the call to the new destination_number.
The issue in this scenario is that I get a cdr in which A (101) calls C(103)
and I need to have two cdrs, one from A(101) to B(102) and one from B(102)
to C(103).
Does anyone know how can this be implemented.

10x,
NG


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PostPosted: Tue Sep 08, 2009 3:32 pm    Post subject: [Freeswitch-users] Call Forwarding Question Reply with quote

I`ve already tried the legs variable in cdr_csv.conf.xml, I have also tried to use the loopback endpoint and to bridge the call to the internal interface(so it can go out and in again generating the 2cdr-s I need) and still haven`t achieved any success. Can anyone please share some experience in doing CallForwarding in FreeSwitch. I beleive I`m not the only guy tryiig to achieve this, what`s the Best Practices for this task?

Regards,
NG

On Mon, Sep 7, 2009 at 2:54 AM, Nandy Dagondon <nandy1925@gmail.com (nandy1925@gmail.com)> wrote:
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nik,

please try the "legs" variable  http://www.nabble.com/CDR-accounting-question-td19212516.html

/nandy



On Sun, Sep 6, 2009 at 6:40 PM, Nikolai Geordzhev <n.geordzhev@gmail.com (n.geordzhev@gmail.com)> wrote:


Quote:

Hi,
I`m trying to implement Call Forwarding in my FS setup. I set a user variable managing the type of forwarding (busy,no answer,unconditional) and the destination the phone is forwarded to:

<user id='102'>
     <variables>
     <variable name='fwd_type' value='unconditional'/>
     <variable name='fwd_unconditional_number' value='103"/>
     </variables>
</user>

Then in my dialplan I check if the called user has ${fwd_type} set and if so I set the destination_number to ${fwd_unconditional_number}. After this operation I bridge the call to the new destination_number.
The issue in this scenario is that I get a cdr in which A (101) calls C(103) and I need to have two cdrs, one from A(101) to B(102) and one from B(102) to C(103).
Does anyone know how can this be implemented.

10x,
NG



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PostPosted: Wed Sep 09, 2009 3:59 pm    Post subject: [Freeswitch-users] Call Forwarding Question Reply with quote

On Tue, Sep 8, 2009 at 1:20 PM, Nikolai Geordzhev <n.geordzhev@gmail.com (n.geordzhev@gmail.com)> wrote:
Quote:
I`ve already tried the legs variable in cdr_csv.conf.xml, I have also tried to use the loopback endpoint and to bridge the call to the internal interface(so it can go out and in again generating the 2cdr-s I need) and still haven`t achieved any success. Can anyone please share some experience in doing CallForwarding in FreeSwitch. I beleive I`m not the only guy tryiig to achieve this, what`s the Best Practices for this task?


Nik,

Can you pastebin your dialplan where you do this? I'd like to see what you're doing and perhaps see if I can duplicate your scenario for testing.

Thanks,
MC
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