On Sun, 2006-01-22 at 18:18 +0100, Wilson Pickett wrote:
> You could also use a trick like *21* going to a new context and
> waiting for digits (with a slighly longer timeout) and have it
> "trigger" on the longest possible number.
>
> perhaps if local extension were of the form 2nnn or 2nn and yo
> This is a problem because many of my users are using GXP-2000s with
> Early Dial enabled: I need Asterisk to go on rejecting the number with
> "484 address incomplete" until it sees the final * digit.
>
> Can anybody give me a clue how to accomplish this?
If the phone is even entry quality, it s
I'm trying to write some dialplan patterns to allow my users to control
call forwarding from their handsets. Right now, I have this in
extensions.conf:
[forwarding]
exten => _*21*X.X*,1,Macro(set-cfim,${CALLERIDNUM},${EXTEN:4})
I was hoping that this would match any string of the form *21*nnn*,
