Nope, that is only useful when making a call from the device, not to the
device.
When I want to call the device, I may want to check / run / process
something first that requires a value based on the extension (but is not
related in any way) (i.e. extension 706 may be [EMAIL PROTECTED])
Juli
you can use set-var in sip.conf to accomplish this same thing.
On 6/1/06, Julian Lyndon-Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yeah, I know. Just was hoping to have things the easy way for me. I also
want not to have a custom patched box as I know *one* day I'll screw up
and lose / forget the patch an
Yeah, I know. Just was hoping to have things the easy way for me. I also
want not to have a custom patched box as I know *one* day I'll screw up
and lose / forget the patch and wonder why things aint working.
Thanks anyway. I'll stop bitching now.
Julian.
Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
Julian Lyndo
Julian Lyndon-Smith wrote:
> Instead now I've got to make sure that the administrator is reminded to
> manually update the astdb everytime an email address for the extension
> changes or new phones / people are added or removed.
As the notes in that original bug told you, there's lots of other wa
That's a shame, as I was hoping to use it. Our sip.conf file is produced
automatically by a generator and ftp'd to the * server, so there is no
manual editing by the administrator .
I was wanting to link an [extension] to an email address so that I can
do some stuff in the dialplan. This would
Julian Lyndon-Smith wrote:
> However, the option *did* make it's way into sip.conf, so I guess that
> the real bug is that the option is in sip.conf.
Yes, and I will fix that in a few minutes.
> Devels: Any chance of getting 3359 re-opened and put into asterisk ?
No, because it's doesn't really
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Yeah, just found http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=3359 where it seems
to have been closed out, the code
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Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] astdb entry in sip.conf
Err, I'm not trying to write to the db using the dialplan. In sip.conf
there seems to be the ability to automatically create a db entry on
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same result both with the 1.2.8 tarball and svn trunk from this morning.
I would file a bug, I guess.
- Brad
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Err, I'm not trying to write to the db using the dialplan. In sip.conf
there seems to be the ability to automatically create a db entry on
startup. The line in sip.conf is
astdb=chan2ext/SIP/grandstream1=1234; ensures an astDB entry exists
But it doesn't ensure an astDB entry exists :)
Ju
use DBput a DBget (http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+database)
astdb=chan2ext/SIP/grandstream1=1234 is only variable
turby
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