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Index: appendix03.xml
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  </para>
  <para>
! 	Returns 0 unless CPE is hungup.
  </para>
  
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  </para>
  <para>
! 	Returns 0 unless CPE is hung up.
  </para>
  
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  </formalpara>
  <para>
! 	Requires a user to enter agiven 
  	password in order to continue execution.  If the
  	password begins with the '/' character, it is interpreted as
  	a file which contains a list of valid passwords (1 per line).
! 	an optional set of opions may be provided by concatenating any
  	of the following letters:
  	<simplelist>
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  </formalpara>
  <para>
! 	Requires a user to enter a given 
  	password in order to continue execution.  If the
  	password begins with the '/' character, it is interpreted as
  	a file which contains a list of valid passwords (1 per line).
! 	an optional set of options may be provided by concatenating any
  	of the following letters:
  	<simplelist>
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  </para>
  <para>
! 	In general, the dialler will return 0 if it was unable to place 
  	the call, or the timeout expired. However, if all channels were 
  	busy, and there exists an extension with priority n+101 
! 	(where n is the priority of the dialler instance), then it will 
  	be the next executed extension (this allows you to setup different 
  	behavior on busy from no-answer).
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  </para>
  <para>
! 	In general, the dialer will return 0 if it was unable to place 
  	the call, or the timeout expired. However, if all channels were 
  	busy, and there exists an extension with priority n+101 
! 	(where n is the priority of the dialer instance), then it will 
  	be the next executed extension (this allows you to setup different 
  	behavior on busy from no-answer).
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  <formalpara><title>GetCPEID: Get ADSI CPE ID</title>
  <para>
! 	<!-- TODO:  Check to make sure that there really aren't any arguements -->
  	<function>GetCPEID()</function>
  </para>
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  <formalpara><title>GetCPEID: Get ADSI CPE ID</title>
  <para>
! 	<!-- TODO:  Check to make sure that there really aren't any arguments -->
  	<function>GetCPEID()</function>
  </para>
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  </para>
  <para>
! 	Returns -1 on hanup only.
  </para>
  
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  </para>
  <para>
! 	Returns -1 on hangup only.
  </para>
  
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  		<listitem>
  		<para>
! 		colon seperated list of files to announce, the word PARKED 
  		will be replaced by a say_digits of the ext the call is parked in
  		</para>
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  		<listitem>
  		<para>
! 		colon separated list of files to announce, the word PARKED 
  		will be replaced by a say_digits of the ext the call is parked in
  		</para>
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  </para>
  </formalpara>
! <!-- TODO: This says that 'skip' is the only uption, but then goes on to -->
  <!-- say that 'noanswer' is also an option -->
  <para>
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  </para>
  </formalpara>
! <!-- TODO: This says that 'skip' is the only option, but then goes on to -->
  <!-- say that 'noanswer' is also an option -->
  <para>
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  	This application returns -1 if the originating channel hangs up, or if the
  	call is bridged and either of the parties in the bridge terminate the call.
! 	Returns 0 if the queue is full, nonexistant, or has no members.
  </para>
  
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  	This application returns -1 if the originating channel hangs up, or if the
  	call is bridged and either of the parties in the bridge terminate the call.
! 	Returns 0 if the queue is full, nonexistent, or has no members.
  </para>
  
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  	Causes the Call Data Record to be reset, optionally
  	storing the current CDR  before zeroing it out (if 'w' option is 
! 	specifed the record <emphasis role="strong">WILL</emphasis> be stored.  
  </para>
  <para>
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  	Causes the Call Data Record to be reset, optionally
  	storing the current CDR  before zeroing it out (if 'w' option is 
! 	specified the record <emphasis role="strong">WILL</emphasis> be stored.  
  </para>
  <para>
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  	the channel  does  not  support HTML transport,  and -1 otherwise.
  	If the option 'wait' is  specified,  execution  will  wait  for an
! 	acknowledgement that  the  URL  has  been loaded before continuing
  	and will return -1 if the peer is unable to load the URL.
  </para>
--- 1269,1273 ----
  	the channel  does  not  support HTML transport,  and -1 otherwise.
  	If the option 'wait' is  specified,  execution  will  wait  for an
! 	acknowledgment that  the  URL  has  been loaded before continuing
  	and will return -1 if the peer is unable to load the URL.
  </para>
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  	(must be configured in <filename>voicemail.conf</filename>).  If the 
  	extension is preceded by an <replaceable>s</replaceable> then instructions 
! 	for leaving the message will be skipped.  If the extension is preceeded 
  	by <replaceable>u</replaceable> then the "unavailable"
  	message will be played 
  	(<filename>/var/lib/asterisk/sounds/vm/<replaceable>context</replaceable>/<replaceable>exten</replaceable>/unavail</filename>) 
! 	if it exists.  If the extension is preceeded by a <replaceable>b</replaceable> 
  	then the the busy message will be played (that is, busy instead of unavail).
  	If the requested mailbox does not exist, and there exists a priority
--- 1552,1560 ----
  	(must be configured in <filename>voicemail.conf</filename>).  If the 
  	extension is preceded by an <replaceable>s</replaceable> then instructions 
! 	for leaving the message will be skipped.  If the extension is preceded 
  	by <replaceable>u</replaceable> then the "unavailable"
  	message will be played 
  	(<filename>/var/lib/asterisk/sounds/vm/<replaceable>context</replaceable>/<replaceable>exten</replaceable>/unavail</filename>) 
! 	if it exists.  If the extension is preceded by a <replaceable>b</replaceable> 
  	then the the busy message will be played (that is, busy instead of unavail).
  	If the requested mailbox does not exist, and there exists a priority
Index: chapter01.xml
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  			<title>Telephony 101</title>
  			<sect3>
! 				<title>Basic Conecpts (FXO/FXS, loop/ground start/PRI, etc.)</title>
  				<para/>
  			</sect3>
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  			<title>Telephony 101</title>
  			<sect3>
! 				<title>Basic Concepts (FXO/FXS, loop/ground start/PRI, etc.)</title>
  				<para/>
  			</sect3>
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  					<para>Integrating ISDN channels to * can be done by several ways.
  					Basically isdn4linux support is implemented in Asterisk.
! 					So called chan_modem_i4l. Another way is trough the powerfull CAPI
  					interface. chan_capi is developed under the terms of the GPL an maintained
  					by "Sir Kapejod". It is highly recommended to use chan_capi if your card
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  					<para>Integrating ISDN channels to * can be done by several ways.
  					Basically isdn4linux support is implemented in Asterisk.
! 					So called chan_modem_i4l. Another way is trough the powerful CAPI
  					interface. chan_capi is developed under the terms of the GPL an maintained
  					by "Sir Kapejod". It is highly recommended to use chan_capi if your card
Index: chapter02.xml
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  			ISDN Hardware must not be expensive. A basic AVM card
  			that comes with CAPI compatible kernel modules is available
! 			for about 40$. But there are several differents between the
  			capacity of the cards (think of more than 2 B-channels) and
  			of different ISDN standards. chan_capi is programmed to work 
--- 63,67 ----
  			ISDN Hardware must not be expensive. A basic AVM card
  			that comes with CAPI compatible kernel modules is available
! 			for about 40$. But there are several differences between the
  			capacity of the cards (think of more than 2 B-channels) and
  			of different ISDN standards. chan_capi is programmed to work 
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  			<title>Using "make"</title>
                          <para>Now we need to compile Asterisk as root :
! 			<!-- We may need to clean up this section a bit as the way it is laid out is a little wierd -->
  			</para>
                          <para>
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  			<title>Using "make"</title>
                          <para>Now we need to compile Asterisk as root :
! 			<!-- We may need to clean up this section a bit as the way it is laid out is a little weird -->
  			</para>
                          <para>
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  				</para>
  				<para>
! 					Then you can set some buildtime configuration parameters like early B3 
  					connects, DEFLECT_ON_CIRCUITBUSY or software dtmf detection/generation. 
  					If everything is done simply save the file.
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  				</para>
  				<para>
! 					Then you can set some build time configuration parameters like early B3 
  					connects, DEFLECT_ON_CIRCUITBUSY or software dtmf detection/generation. 
  					If everything is done simply save the file.
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  		</sect2>
  		<sect2>
! 			<title>Accssing the CLI when Asterisk is running</title>
  			<para>
  				If your asterisk is already running, you can reattach with the <command>-r</command> 
--- 356,360 ----
  		</sect2>
  		<sect2>
! 			<title>Accessing the CLI when Asterisk is running</title>
  			<para>
  				If your asterisk is already running, you can reattach with the <command>-r</command> 
Index: hgta.xml
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  <!ENTITY preface     SYSTEM "preface.xml">	<!-- Introductory letter -->
  <!ENTITY chapter01   SYSTEM "chapter01.xml">	<!-- Introductions to Asterisk / General Concepts -->
! <!ENTITY chapter02   SYSTEM "chapter02.xml">	<!-- Installing and Compiling Asterisk and Componants -->
  <!ENTITY chapter03   SYSTEM "chapter03.xml">	<!-- Basic configuration, sample.conf's -->
  <!ENTITY chapter04   SYSTEM "chapter04.xml">	<!-- Scripting and AGI Extensions -->
! <!ENTITY chapter05   SYSTEM "chapter05.xml">	<!-- Connecting to Commong VoIP Providers -->
  <!ENTITY chapter06   SYSTEM "chapter06.xml">	<!-- Advanced Asterisk Configuration -->
  <!ENTITY chapter07   SYSTEM "chapter07.xml">	<!-- Common Issues / Troubleshooting -->
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  <!ENTITY preface     SYSTEM "preface.xml">	<!-- Introductory letter -->
  <!ENTITY chapter01   SYSTEM "chapter01.xml">	<!-- Introductions to Asterisk / General Concepts -->
! <!ENTITY chapter02   SYSTEM "chapter02.xml">	<!-- Installing and Compiling Asterisk and Components -->
  <!ENTITY chapter03   SYSTEM "chapter03.xml">	<!-- Basic configuration, sample.conf's -->
  <!ENTITY chapter04   SYSTEM "chapter04.xml">	<!-- Scripting and AGI Extensions -->
! <!ENTITY chapter05   SYSTEM "chapter05.xml">	<!-- Connecting to Common VoIP Providers -->
  <!ENTITY chapter06   SYSTEM "chapter06.xml">	<!-- Advanced Asterisk Configuration -->
  <!ENTITY chapter07   SYSTEM "chapter07.xml">	<!-- Common Issues / Troubleshooting -->
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  <!ENTITY appendix06  SYSTEM "appendix06.xml">	<!-- Other Open Source Telephony Systems -->
  <!ENTITY glossary    SYSTEM "glossary.xml">	<!-- Glossary of Terms -->
! <!ENTITY colophon    SYSTEM "colophon.xml">	<!-- Colphone / Why we are doing this -->
  ]>
  
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  <!ENTITY appendix06  SYSTEM "appendix06.xml">	<!-- Other Open Source Telephony Systems -->
  <!ENTITY glossary    SYSTEM "glossary.xml">	<!-- Glossary of Terms -->
! <!ENTITY colophon    SYSTEM "colophon.xml">	<!-- Colophon / Why we are doing this -->
  ]>