2 jan 2007 kl. 12.32 skrev Anton:
This is one of the ways, thanks for clue! but why not to add
this possibility to a mainstream, that appropriate
X-headers would be setup and read by the asterisk itself.
For example, a SIP channel may register two prefixes, like
SIP - for current dial scheme, a
This is one of the ways, thanks for clue! but why not to add
this possibility to a mainstream, that appropriate
X-headers would be setup and read by the asterisk itself.
For example, a SIP channel may register two prefixes, like
SIP - for current dial scheme, and ASIP for IAX2 alike dial
schem
I think you have to do this within the dialplan. In the SIP
addressing scheme,
there's no "context".
One way would be to run SIPaddheader(X-context, secretbackdoor)
and then read the header on the inbound invite.
It's all something you can solve within the dialplan, without
changing the
sou
Olle,
Now with IAX we can call any context on the destination
Asterisk server, like
Dial(IAX2/destAsterisk/[EMAIL PROTECTED])
I mean making SIP able to place call in any context on the
destination Asterisk in the same way:
Dial(SIP/DestAsterisk/[EMAIL PROTECTED])
In big system being able to
