Doesn't work that way, you have to know the exact channel that you want to
Monitor on SIP. What you can do is a Command Show Channels in the manager
and parse through the output to find the first channel then do your Monitor
command.
MATT---
-Original Message-
From: Dana Olson
Alright, thanks you guys. I was hoping to not have to do that, but I
guess it's time to get my PHP on. I find myself re-learning it every
time I start a new project. I love the language, I'm just forgetful.
:-)
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It is a kludge but should work:
Action: Command
command: show channels
Then sort based upon the result and you should have the two final
variables you need.
SIP/8000-? And Zap/??
You can then Monitor the SIP channel or just grab the Zap. I would go
with the former as you could then
Well, I guess that I'm not as good as I once was... If anyone would
care to assist me in this, I would appreciate it. If you want to
contact me even on IM, IRC or off-list, anything's cool with me... I
would really appreciate the help.
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Dana
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