Hi,
Am Freitag, den 04.04.2008, 13:03 + schrieb Tony Mountifield:
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Faraz R. Khan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thinking out loud: write a asterisk call file (when the calling user
presses 5) which keeps on trying to connect the two.
I thought about that, but
Has anyone here implemented Ring back when free in Asterisk?
Here is what I do; the dialplan enclosed is in AEL2 format, but you can get the
idea.
When a call is originated I save the called and callee numbers in a database.
If the user gets busy he/she hangs up and dial *41. I then retreive
Thinking out loud: write a asterisk call file (when the calling user
presses 5) which keeps on trying to connect the two.
On Fri, 2008-04-04 at 10:35 +, Tony Mountifield wrote:
Has anyone here implemented Ring back when free in Asterisk?
The way it works in the UK is as follows:
1. A
Has anyone here implemented Ring back when free in Asterisk?
The way it works in the UK is as follows:
1. A calls B. B is engaged (busy).
2. A hears The number you called is busy. To use ringback, press 5
3. A presses 5, and hears Your ringback request has been accepted.
4. A hangs up.
5. Later,
On 10:35, Fri 04 Apr 08, Tony Mountifield wrote:
Has anyone here implemented Ring back when free in Asterisk?
The way it works in the UK is as follows:
1. A calls B. B is engaged (busy).
2. A hears The number you called is busy. To use ringback, press 5
3. A presses 5, and hears Your
-users-
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Subject: [asterisk-users] Ring back when free?
Has anyone here implemented Ring back when free in Asterisk?
The way it works in the UK is as follows:
1. A calls B
core show application retrydial
You need to do a core show applications and look at what apps are
included with Asterisk.
Tony Mountifield wrote:
Has anyone here implemented Ring back when free in Asterisk?
The way it works in the UK is as follows:
1. A calls B. B is engaged (busy).
2.
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Faraz R. Khan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thinking out loud: write a asterisk call file (when the calling user
presses 5) which keeps on trying to connect the two.
I thought about that, but the trouble is, it's not event-driven. It just
keeps on trying until it runs
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Michiel van Baak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10:35, Fri 04 Apr 08, Tony Mountifield wrote:
Has anyone here implemented Ring back when free in Asterisk?
The way it works in the UK is as follows:
1. A calls B. B is engaged (busy).
2. A hears The number
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Dean Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Tony, in the pbx space that feature is called camp on
I have no idea why - just thought I'd let you know.
Thanks Dean - I've heard the term camp on, but it's seldom used in the UK,
and I thought it meant something more
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Eric Wieling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
core show application retrydial
But that doesn't allow the caller to hang up and get called back. It just
retries while he waits on the line.
You need to do a core show applications and look at what apps are
included with
Trouble with making it event driven (through the 'h' extension) is as
follows:
Imagine the user simply has his phone OFF hook (analog phone or an ip
phone like the grandstream which would report BUSY if cradle is
lifted).
Placing this cradle back generates NO sip events, the phone simply
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