On 01/26/2011 05:38 PM, Sherwood McGowan wrote:
I think you're missing something in your explanation... the code
represented in your email shows no reason for a Local channel to be
recreated. Goto commands do not result in Local channel creation, nor
does the Dial command
Well, what happens is a call to a certain number. There is a check to
see if it's a number known to the Asterisk-system. If not, it goes to
the SIP provider. If so, it stays internal.
My code was relatively short, I know.
This is the check that happens :
/exten => s,n,GoSub(CheckOnNet,${DIALEDNUMBER},1) ; check if know
locally. If not, continue to next line.
exten => s,n,Dial(${TRUNKOUT}/${DIALEDNUMBER})/
CheckOnNet check if the number is known to the local system, if so then
this rule is executed :
/[CheckOnNet]
exten => _329596,1,GoTo(newcontext,329596,1)/
; if not known locally, then exit this sub
/exten => _XXXXXXXX.,1,NoOp()
exten => _XXXXXXXX.,n,Return()/
newcontext then dials 1 or more SIP peers. Therefor Asterisk creates new
SIP-channels to each of these SIP peers, but the "old" original channel
is named "Local/...".
When I then try to pick up one of those SIP peers that are being called,
it fails.
I guess it fails because the channel that has to be picked up is a
"Local/..." channel.
So is it possible to pick up a "Local/..." channel ? If not, how to come
passed this ?
Kind regards,
Jonas.
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