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 Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2016 7:55 am Post subject: [asterisk-users] Dial()-Function |
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Hi all! 
I search a function or option for application Dail().
My situations:
I have two or more Dial()s with multiple devices (Handgroups).
Level1: Dial(SIP/device1,20)
Level2: Dial(SIP/device1&SIP/device2,20)
Level3: Dial(SIP/device1&SIP/device2&SIP/device3,20)
When in level one, no one accept the call until the timeout, they have a missed call on device.
When in level two, no one accept the call until the timeout, they have a missed call on device again.
If SIP/device3 accept the call, SIP/device1 has two missed calls and SIP/device2 has one missed call.
If on the same level anyone accept the call, the other in the same level get "Call complered elsewhere". (That's okay)
If i use option "c" for Dial() in any case asterisk send "Call completed elsewhere".
Also if the Caller hangup during ringing/cancel the call.
What i need:
On timeout: "Call completed elsewhere" (this is with option "c")
If any other in the same level accept the call: "Call completed elsewhere" (Thats normal)
And special, if the caller cancel the call during ringing: "Missed Call" (This is without option "c")
But i need this behavior with option c, cause on timeout i need a "Call completed elsewhere".
How can I achieve this?
Sincerely,
Dominique
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webaccounts173 at jgoe...
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| Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2016 8:06 am Post subject: [asterisk-users] Dial()-Function |
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| Quote: | Hi all!
I search a function or option for application Dail().
My situations:
I have two or more Dial()s with multiple devices (Handgroups).
Level1: Dial(SIP/device1,20)
Level2: Dial(SIP/device1&SIP/device2,20)
Level3: Dial(SIP/device1&SIP/device2&SIP/device3,20)
When in level one, no one accept the call until the timeout, they have a missed call on device.
When in level two, no one accept the call until the timeout, they have a missed call on device again.
If SIP/device3 accept the call, SIP/device1 has two missed calls and SIP/device2 has one missed call.
If on the same level anyone accept the call, the other in the same level get "Call complered elsewhere". (That's okay)
If i use option "c" for Dial() in any case asterisk send "Call completed elsewhere".
Also if the Caller hangup during ringing/cancel the call.
What i need:
On timeout: "Call completed elsewhere" (this is with option "c")
If any other in the same level accept the call: "Call completed elsewhere" (Thats normal)
And special, if the caller cancel the call during ringing: "Missed Call" (This is without option "c")
But i need this behavior with option c, cause on timeout i need a "Call completed elsewhere".
How can I achieve this?
Sincerely,
Dominique
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Wouldn't it be easier to use a local channel and do something like is done in the "Delay Dialing
Devices Example"?
https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Delay+Dialing+Devices+Example
jg
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dominique.haeber at xi...
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| Posted: Fri Mar 18, 2016 8:42 am Post subject: [asterisk-users] Dial()-Function |
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hi jg,
jg <webaccounts173@jgoettgens.de> schrieb am Don, 17. Mär 14:05:
No, i think unfortunately it is not easier. :/
I have a string from database (Macro/appdata) in the format:
function|timeout|function|timeout|function|timeout|....
Up to seven value pairs.
"function" can be "Queue" (Identified by: "qu"-string), "Voicemail" (Identified by: "vm"-string),
"Anouncement" (Identified by: "an"-string), "Enddiveces" (Identified by: "SIP/"-string))
or an "external Number".
Every function with an timeout to the next. I loop all.
I have no idea how I can pass the function and the timeout to the
extension by the most beautiful way. Without a variables war.
One possibility would be to package the parameters in the extension,
but that would be very ugly.
Yes, today we would solve the most different.
Sincerely,
Dominique
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| Posted: Fri Mar 18, 2016 10:55 am Post subject: [asterisk-users] Dial()-Function |
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| Quote: | No, i think unfortunately it is not easier. :/ I have a string from database (Macro/appdata)
in the format: function|timeout|function|timeout|function|timeout|.... Up to seven value
pairs. "function" can be "Queue" (Identified by: "qu"-string), "Voicemail" (Identified by:
"vm"-string), "Anouncement" (Identified by: "an"-string), "Enddiveces" (Identified by:
"SIP/"-string)) or an "external Number". Every function with an timeout to the next. I loop
all. I have no idea how I can pass the function and the timeout to the extension by the most
beautiful way. Without a variables war. One possibility would be to package the parameters in
the extension, but that would be very ugly. Yes, today we would solve the most different.
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I can't see what you are trying to do and how your "appdata" relate to your previous mails. I am
also wondering why you want to "pass" functions and timeouts. Wouldn't it be enough to dispatch
everything, set some channelvars, assemble a dial string, and then let the local channels take
care of the rest?
jg
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