It is not so bad - it's the docs that aren't so clear - try this:
http://www.oinko.net/astrecipes/index.php?q=astrecipes/understanding+queue+logic
and beware of timeouts
l.
In data Fri, 24 Mar 2006 02:00:10 +0100, Douglas Garstang
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Egads. Getting queues
nswer() themselves...
Doug.
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"300" is the maximum time a call can be placed in
In that case, you should post part of extensions.conf which is related to Queues/agents, which makes it easier to troubleshoot your problem. Besides, you haven't mentioned how incoming calls get into your queue. PSTN or VoIP calls?
All providers set some limit on the time a call can be placed on th
'm getting it
isn't much help,
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"300" is the maximum time a call can be placed in a queue, after that, next priority will be executed."15" is the time each agent will be rung before * tries the next agent."CHANUNAVAIL" happens since Queue rings Agent/xyz, Agent/xyz in turn tries to ring SIP/abc but cannot find it, hence...
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You still need to bind Agent/* with SIP/* via
AgentLogin/CallbackLogin/etc. to make it work
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You may wanna try...
extensions.conf:
exten => q_m
You still need to bind Agent/* with SIP/* via AgentLogin/CallbackLogin/etc. to make it work (i.e., solving the CHANUNAVAIL prob.)
then the timeout DOES appear to be honored, except that Queue returns CHANUNAVAIL, and does not proceed to the next step in the dialplan. Again, Why?
I'm just trying to
You may wanna try...extensions.conf:exten => q_main,1,Queue(oneeighty_main300)...[oneeighty_main]musiconhold = defaulttimeout = 15...Cheers.
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Egads. Getting queues to work is like pulling teeth.extensions.conf:exten => q_main,1,Queue(oneeig
Egads. Getting queues to work is like pulling teeth.
extensions.conf:
exten => q_main,1,Queue(oneeighty_main1)
exten => 80014055,1,Dial(SIP/80014018,15,tr)
exten => 80014057,1,Dial(SIP/80014018,15,tr)
exten => 80014052,1,Dial(SIP/80014018,15,tr)
queues.conf:
[oneeighty_main]
musiconhold = def
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