On 3 May 2006, at 19:33, Tom Engleward wrote:
Please please, if anybody has experience using
/var/spool/asterisk/outgoing/ with SIP and IAX2
trunks, please explain what's going wrong here.
I think you are misunderstanding the way call files work.
They connect _2_ ends,
here's what the wiki says:
Channel: <channel>: Channel to use for the outbound call
Callerid: <id> Caller ID
MaxRetries: <number> Number of retries before failing (not
including the initial attempt, e.g. 0 = total of 1 attempt to make
the call)
RetryTime: <number> Seconds between retries, don't hammer an
unavailable phone
WaitTime: <number> Seconds to wait for an answer
Account: Set the account code to use.
If the call answers, connect it here
Context: <context-name> Context in extensions.conf
Extension: <ext> Extension definition in extensions.conf
Priority: <priority> Priority of extension to start with
Set: Set variable to use in extension logic (example: file1=/tmp/
to ); in Asterisk 1.0.x use 'SetVar' instead of 'Set'
Application: Asterisk Application to run (use instead of
specifiying context, extension and priority)
Data: The options to be passed to application
So the _channel_ has to be the whole thing - including the number
'far' you want to dial
the _extension_ and _context_ are the 'near' end of the call.
Your debug shows
CALLED NUMBER : s
meaning that you have tried to call 's' not your ten digit number.
Try
Channel: IAX2/foo/15555555555
Tim Panton
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