Hello !
In order to chase after a problem I implemented the following dialplan to have
an
answertime of exactly one minute:
exten => xxxxxxxxxxx,1,NoOp(Test wait)
exten => xxxxxxxxxxx,n,Answer
exten => xxxxxxxxxxx,n,NoOp(Current timestamp:
${STRFTIME(${EPOCH},,%C%y%m%d%H%M%S)})
exten => xxxxxxxxxxx,n,Wait(60)
exten => xxxxxxxxxxx,n,NoOp(Current timestamp:
${STRFTIME(${EPOCH},,%C%y%m%d%H%M%S)})
exten => xxxxxxxxxxx,n,Hangup
But it seems the Wait(60) lasts longer than 60 seconds:
-- Executing [xxxxxxxx...@from_meridian:1] NoOp("DAHDI/29-1", "Test wait")
in new stack
-- Executing [xxxxxxxx...@from_meridian:2] Answer("DAHDI/29-1", "") in new
stack
-- Executing [xxxxxxxx...@from_meridian:3] NoOp("DAHDI/29-1", "Current
timestamp: 20090506135813") in new stack
-- Executing [xxxxxxxx...@from_meridian:4] Wait("DAHDI/29-1", "60") in new
stack
-- Executing [xxxxxxxx...@from_meridian:5] NoOp("DAHDI/29-1", "Current
timestamp: 20090506135915") in new stack
-- Executing [xxxxxxxx...@from_meridian:6] Hangup("DAHDI/29-1", "") in new
stack
What is wrong in this example ?
Regards
Hans
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