Thanks.
I did not succed to fincing the correct syntx with inline,
but the transfer application did work.
François
On Wed, 2 Dec 2009
12:21:54 -0600, Anthony Minessale wrote:
bind to the transfer app so
that it transfers the call to the vm extension that way the current
application is a
Well, I'm just starting to use freeswitch, so my approach is probably for
from optimal. The point is I wanted that voicemail do not prompt for
passwords when the caller is a sip registered user, but I also wanted the
login requirement if the voicemail was called from some FXS port.
That lead me to
bind to the transfer app so that it transfers the call to the vm extension
that way the current application is always interrupted and replaced.
The special "inline" dialplan lets you transfer calls right to an
application
use "inline" as the dp name and voicemail: as the extension
On Wed, Dec 2
On Wed, Dec 02, Fran??ois Legal wrote:
> No, my voicemail extension (I have 2 actually) is called
> vmain_unregistered_user, so in voicemail.conf.xml I have :
Also, is there a functional requirement for two different extensions to call
vmain?
--FC
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On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 9:43 AM, François Legal wrote:
> No, my voicemail extension (I have 2 actually) is called
> vmain_unregistered_user, so in voicemail.conf.xml I have :
>
>
>
> But still (and I don't even know if I'm using it the right way), I would
> expect that when the voicemail greeting
On Wed, Dec 02, Fran??ois Legal wrote:
> No, my voicemail extension (I have 2 actually) is called
> vmain_unregistered_user, so in voicemail.conf.xml I have :
>
>
>
> But still (and I don't even know if I'm using it the right way), I would
> expect that when the voicemail greeting starts, I coul
No, my voicemail extension (I have 2 actually) is called
vmain_unregistered_user, so in voicemail.conf.xml I have :
But still (and I don't even know if I'm using it the right way), I would
expect that when the voicemail greeting starts, I could press * on the
phone to call the vmain_unregistered
On Wed, Dec 02, Fran??ois Legal wrote:
> I did check (and modify as my voicemail extension name is not vmain) the
> voicemail.conf.xml, and vmain-key is *.
>
> What I mean by remote fetching of voicemail, is that someone may dial in,
> either from inside (via FXS or even SIP) or outside (via FXO),
I did check (and modify as my voicemail extension name is not vmain) the
voicemail.conf.xml, and vmain-key is *.
What I mean by remote fetching of voicemail, is that someone may dial in,
either from inside (via FXS or even SIP) or outside (via FXO), then when
reaching the voice mail to leave a mes
On Wed, Dec 02, Fran??ois Legal wrote:
Snip...
> > voicemail config. Look at autoload_configs/voicemail.conf.xml
> >
> >
> >
> > HTH
> > --FC
> >
>
> I tried to remove the bind_meta_app from the dialplan, call the extension
> then press * when the greeting message starts, but it did not bring
On Wed, 2 Dec 2009 08:45:27 -0500, Frank Carmickle
wrote:
> On Wed, Dec 02, Fran??ois Legal wrote:
>>
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I created an extension in my dialplan so that when an incoming
>> call arrives, it rings a group of lines and then fallback to the
>> voicemail
>> if no line is answered.
>
On Wed, Dec 02, Fran??ois Legal wrote:
>
>
> Hello,
>
> I created an extension in my dialplan so that when an incoming
> call arrives, it rings a group of lines and then fallback to the voicemail
> if no line is answered.
>
> I wanted then that when voicemail starts, the
> calling party could
Hello,
I created an extension in my dialplan so that when an incoming
call arrives, it rings a group of lines and then fallback to the voicemail
if no line is answered.
I wanted then that when voicemail starts, the
calling party could dial some numbers to fetch the voicemail. I used
bind_meta
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