[Asterisk-Users] Call screening

[Steve Radich]

Has anyone else wondered why we can't do a SIPBarge, H323Barge, etc. 

I took an extremely brief look at the code and it looks like it's probably
zap specific - but is a barge app for the other interfaces something anyone
else is writing?

Steve Radich
BitShop, Inc.

-----Original Message-----
From: Brancaleoni Matteo [mailto:mbrancaleoni at espia.it]
Sent: Sunday, April 20, 2003 5:02 AM
To: asterisk-users at lists.digium.com
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Call screening


If you're using zap channels
you could use the Zapbarge app.
Just set up an extension to start
the app, like

exten => 8000,1,ZapBarge
exten => 8000,2,Hangup

Asterisk then will prompt for a chan
number (zaptel only!) and let
you listen to what passes
on that channel...

You can barge from any channel, but
only into zaptel (ie you can listen
from sip to a zap channel).

Matteo

Il dom, 2003-04-20 alle 01:07, Joel Scotkin ha scritto:
> I've set up asterisk with my X100P as a home answering machine.  Works
great
> so far - answers the phone after 20 seconds, runs the phone tree, emails
> voicemail, etc.
> 
> However, the one feature traditional answering machines have that I
haven't
> been able to figure out is how to listen in on the call.  Ideally I could
> just route through Console/dsp and hear it on my speakers.  I've tried the
> monitoring app, but that only seems to log to files.  I couldn't figure
out
> any way to set up a meetme conference while still running through the
> various stages in answering the call.  Any ideas?
> 
> Things I've considered, but maybe didn't drill down far enough:
> 
> - Unload chan_oss, and get the monitoring app to just write to /dev/dsp.
Or
> maybe to a pipe, which I can then pass through the standard linux "play"
> application.  res_listen anyone?
> 
> - Figure out meetme for this purpose.
> 
> - Three way call to the console?  I couldn't figure this one out either.
> 
> Any of these solutions bring up the related question - is there any way to
> get Record to hang up automatically if any other (non-asterisk connected)
> extension is picked up in the house?  Traditional answering machines
detect
> this, but I'm not sure how.  The easy workaround is simply to hit the #
key
> on the local extension to force a hangup.
> 
> I'd appreciate any insights (or code!).  Thanks!
> 
> Joel
> 
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