On Fri, Feb 7, 2014 at 2:16 AM, A J Stiles wrote:
> You are suffering from classic Namespace Pollution.
>
> You need to put the extensions for which you are testing into their own
> separate context, e.g. "customer-realexts"; and include -that- context into
> your customer-internal context. That
On Friday 07 February 2014, John Kiniston wrote:
> I'm trying to address a problem with users transferring to invalid
> destinations.
>
> In my sip peer I'm setting both __FORWARD_CONTEXT and __TRANSFER_CONTEXT to
> a context with a extension defined below to set some CDR variables before
> the ca
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Subject: [asterisk-users] Rejecting a call as if the extension does not
exist.
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I'm trying to address a problem with users transferring to invalid
destinations.
In my sip peer I'm setting both __FORWARD_CONTEXT and __TRANSFER_CONTEXT to
a context with a extension defined below to set some CDR variables before
the call is transferred.
[customer-forward]
exten => _X.,1,Progres
Ray Jackson wrote:
The problem is I do not want to answer the call but reject it during
call setup with the appropriate 401 or 403 type response - similar to
the way Busy() sends back a '486 Busy Here'. The problem is this causes
the other end to Hunt to the next endpoint, whereas I want the o
The problem is I do not want to answer the call but reject it during
call setup with the appropriate 401 or 403 type response - similar to
the way Busy() sends back a '486 Busy Here'. The problem is this causes
the other end to Hunt to the next endpoint, whereas I want the other end
to give up
On Wed, Dec 06, 2006 at 10:25:29AM -0400, Arlen Nascimento wrote:
> Maybe you want something like
>
> [undesireable]
> exten => _x,1,Playback(forbidden)
This requires Asterisk to pass audio to the other party.
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Subject: [asterisk-users] Rejecting a Call
All,
Is there a way of rejecting a call using SIP in the Asterisk Dialplan?
Essentially, I want to look at the
Maybe you want something like
[undesireable]
exten => _x,1,Playback(forbidden)
exten => _x,n,Hangup
Regards
On 12/6/06, Ray Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
All,
Is there a way of rejecting a call using SIP in the Asterisk Dialplan?
Essentially, I want to look at the called number
All,
Is there a way of rejecting a call using SIP in the Asterisk Dialplan?
Essentially, I want to look at the called number and if it matches
something I don't like I want to send back a SIP response which will not
cause the other end to 'hunt'. The response codes that will achieve
this are
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