[Asterisk-Users] SER or not to SER?
Iqbal
iqbal at gigo.co.uk
Fri Oct 22 15:00:48 MST 2004
tks
I went through the debug, and what was happening was that when the called
party did not answer I was getting a ACK sent from the caller (for some
reason...i will try to work out why Xlite is doing this), anyhow in my
routing logic I had no match for the ACK, however if I enter that
parameter in I can get the route to goto failure and then to asterisk
tks to one and all
iqbal
On 10/22/2004, "Asterisk ." <asterisk_in at yahoo.com> wrote:
>Hi,
>
>--- Iqbal <iqbal at gigo.co.uk> wrote:
>> asterisk would only be called if pstn did not answer or was busy, then
>> somehow ser should no call failed, and forward it to asterisk, its the
>> ser knowing the failure that I cant get figured out, the forwarding and
>> all, seems to be okay.
>
>I dont think you need to register asterisk with ser. Ser maintains the state of calls which are
>relayed. You can check the status of calls and if the call was returned with busy, or unavailable
>status, forward them to Asterisk.
>
><snip>
>
>> Now if route [1] fails does ser go back to the top a process again and
>> check if its for pstn...I guess not else it would make the call again :-)
>> and I figure it dont goto route [2], since those only seem to be called
>> from the main routing logic, hence is the section "other parameters"
>
>If route[1] fails, it will not go back to the main route. Also, having 2 routes in the script
>does'nt mean that ser will call the second route, if the first route fails. It will either break,
>or goto the next failure route. But you need to specifically tell ser to do that. In your case,
>forward to Asterisk.
>
>> iqbal
>>
>
>Regards, Girish
>
>
>
>
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