I wanted a custom extension to match miss-dialled numbers in my
dialplan. I've included the following:
exten = _X.,1,Answer()
exten =
_X.,n,Playback(extension_not_found_please_make_sure_you_dial_nine_in_front_of_external_numbers)
exten = _X.,n,Hangup()
However, this has the curious side
My understanding regarding the pattern match order is that Asterisk will not
search include= contexts unless there is no matching extension in the
original context. So, since _X. matches anything, the include=parkedcalls
context will never be searched.
A better way to accomplish what you want
Hi, I have a question regarding NAT - I have two Asterisk setups, and a couple
of softphones on my laptop to test them. In the first Asterisk I've got nat=yes
for all SIP phones. The second setup is identical as far as software is
concerned, but the server is running on a VPS with one of the
Thanks Noah. I wasn't aware that the extension matching only searches
the includes if there is no match in the original context.
Thanks again
On 26/02/12 13:32, Noah Engelberth wrote:
My understanding regarding the pattern match order is that Asterisk will not search
include= contexts
Hi All,
I am using an Obi110 to bridge my PSTN line to Asterisk. Inbound and
outbound calls work fine, but I noticed that phones connected directly to
the PSTN line stop ringing as soon as Asterisk answers and rings one of my
extensions. I'd like the regular phones to continue ringing so I have
On 25-02-12 19:47, Jason Parker wrote:
yum and rpm do not support downgrades.
Incorrect. There is yum downgrade. See man yum.
Regards,
Patrick
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I did install CEL logging for Debian 6. Here's my notes, I hope it helps
How to cel logging in asterisk 1.8
1.)
apt-get remove unixODBC unixODBC-dev
apt-get install libmyodbc
2.)
download and compile asterisk 1.8 and above.. with cel logging enabled
3.)
vim /etc/odbc.ini
[asterisk-connector]
