Hello, * newbie here,
I'm designing a setup that is to eventually be used in a production
virtual PBX/VoIP service.
Customers need to be able to change their setups over the web - I want
them to be able to do simple things like setting up call forwarding, as
well as more intricate stuff that
Hi Steven!
Small world isn't it?
On Mon, 2003-07-21 at 15:52, Steven J. Sobol wrote:
> Hello, * newbie here,
I've been lurking on the list for a few months now.
> I'm looking at DynExtenDB (and have played with it). I love that it reads
> the dialplans out of a MySQL database - that is a criti
Hey!
On 21 Jul 2003, Armand A. Verstappen wrote:
> I've been lurking on the list for a few months now.
>
> > I'm looking at DynExtenDB (and have played with it). I love that it reads
> > the dialplans out of a MySQL database - that is a critical issue for me.
> > But it has some issues.
>
>
DynExtenDB is not even close to being the proper way to achieve dynamic
extensions.
Karl (klasstek) and myself (mainly Karl) has spent a few clock cycles
figuring out how to make dynamic extensions happen, but we had no real
motivation to finish the task.
Find either one of us on IRC or search
On Tue, 22 Jul 2003, Jeremy McNamara wrote:
> Karl (klasstek) and myself (mainly Karl) has spent a few clock cycles
> figuring out how to make dynamic extensions happen, but we had no real
> motivation to finish the task.
Well, I'd certainly be willing to pick up the project from you. I think i
One can use the retrieve_extensions_from_mysql.pl script and then issue a
"extensions reload" command to asterisk. The pending calls are unaffected
and the final substitution of the new dialplan is done in a very short
time.
regards
Martin
On Tue, 22 Jul 2003, Jeremy McNamara wrote:
>
> DynExten
At 02:06 PM 7/21/2003 -0500, you wrote:
One can use the retrieve_extensions_from_mysql.pl script and then issue a
"extensions reload" command to asterisk. The pending calls are unaffected
and the final substitution of the new dialplan is done in a very short
time.
I want to explore truly dynamic ex
Yes, you can contact over the manager interface (you need to setup a
user/pass in /etc/asterisk/manager.conf). I've sent a short perl script
how to do that some time ago.
Now notice that "extensions reload" only renews extensions without
touching other modules.
regards
Martin
On Mon, 21 Jul 2003
Is the problem same if I wonna to have dynamic mail boxes?
Steven J. Sobol wrote:
> Hello, * newbie here,
>
> I'm designing a setup that is to eventually be used in a production
> virtual PBX/VoIP service.
>
> Customers need to be able to change their setups over the web - I want
> them to be
> Well, I'd certainly be willing to pick up the project from you. I think it
> should be done in the core, rather than in a module, but that's just my
> observation, and I've only taken a very cursory look at certain parts of
> the Asterisk source.
The "proper" way to link extensions from a databa
> "Mark" == Mark Spencer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Mark> The problem with this and MySQL is letting MySQL understand
Mark> Asterisk-style pattern matching,
Didn't someone post some code that converts * patterns to regexen?
That seems like it would be useful for this kind of stuff, yes?
-Ji
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