hehe - well - I think you missed the word "persistant" :) After a few hours of digging in old docs - I also found the "new" 3rd parameter in a more recent doc. Not sure how I missed in the first place - but I did.
Never the less it did not solve my problem of having members added to my queues without using AgentLogin but still have a penalty. While goofing around I found out that adding an actual client to the queues.conf would give me a startup penalty (i.e. member => IAX2/513,50). However - this penalty is lost when the use call app RemoveQueueMember and never set again when they call AddQueueMember. So I basically just wrote a small perl script to tape through queues.conf looking up the client and add the penalty to the AddQueueMember call from extensions.conf. What I would like to have though - was the app_queue to do this for me. The code is almost there I'm sure. It just needs to lookup the penalty for a dynamically added user - if defined in queues.conf. PS: I didn't even make my wrapper look for Agent/Ext or IAX2/Ext, just "Ext" - but is works fine for my use atm. Only thing missing is multiple queue support - but that's easy. Are you still laughing? Please tell me better ways... I seached high and low for this - and didn't find anything. And seeing time is an issue here - I didn't want to hack the actual app_queue.c yet. But as I mentioned - I will most likely take this to -dev list and bugs.digium.com when ready. Thank you for your time and comment :) -- avizion on irc.freenode.org #asterisk Quoting Troy Settle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Avizion, you're joking right? > AddQueueMember(queuename[|interface[|penalty]]): > The AddQueueMember function does indeed allow you to set the penalty. > > Too bad penalties don't work though (or maybe they work too well?) > > SIP/100, penalty 1 > SIP/200, penalty 2 > > Call comes in, SIP/100 picks up > > Call comes in, SIP/100 is busy, but SIP/200 NEVER rings... > > > > Quoting Jeremy Kenney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > Hello I am new to asterisk I want to setup the call queues > > where it will > > > ring multiple devices at the same time and send the call to > > the first one > > > that is picked up. There doesn't need to be an agent login > > for this I don't > > > think I just want setup so no login is required. Please help > > > > There are several ways to accomplish this. > > > > Like the two others posts suggest - you can simply use the > > Dial() application > > directly. This will leave you with exactly the functionality > > you are asking > > for. What is does not give you is a real queue where members > > can join / part as > > they see fit (app. AddQueueMember / RemoveQueueMember). If > > you want to have > > your "agents" logged in from the start, you can simply define these in > > etc/queues.conf like "SIP/phone1" or "IAX2/phone1". The last > > option will even > > let you define a penalty (in etc/queues.conf). > > > > What this lacks is a persistant penalty. I've been using a little time > > investigating this - and I came to the conclusion that if I > > want persistant > > penalties for dynamically added members I would have to write > > my own wrapper in > > AGI. While I'm pretty much done with that part - it's not > > exactly a beautiful > > hack - but I might publish it if wanted. > > > > I will be posting on the asterisk-dev list soon - in order to > > get second > > oppinions on this implementation. Several things needs > > coverage - but all this > > in due time :) > > > > I hope you can use this - and feel free to ask into any of > > the above...-- _______________________________________________ Asterisk-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users