[Asterisk-Users] Directory () Problem --revisited
Leah Newmark
lnewmark at capalon.com
Wed Oct 27 07:33:28 MST 2004
I am attempting to use the Directory() application. In extensions.conf I have:
exten => 1,1,Directory(default)
and in voicemail.conf I have:
[default]
120 => 1234,Y*** Men***
100 => 1234,D**** Pal*****
118 => 1234,L*** New****
121 => 1234,SIP Phone
It works very funny. I press 1, and I get the instructions. All fine and
dandy. If I enter Pal, it can't find a compatible entry --
Oct 26 13:49:01 WARNING[638995]: file.c:473 ast_openstream: File letters/d
does not exist in any format
Oct 26 13:49:01 WARNING[638995]: file.c:761 ast_streamfile: Unable to open
letters/d (format GSM): No such file or directory
If I enter Newm it can't find a compatible entry --
Oct 26 13:49:08 WARNING[638995]: file.c:473 ast_openstream: File letters/l
does not exist in any format
Oct 26 13:49:08 WARNING[638995]: file.c:761 ast_streamfile: Unable to open
letters/l (format GSM): No such file or directory
It seems like it is looking for the first letters of the name... I decided it
might have to do with those users not being logged in...so I tried it for
"SIP Phone". Same message, except the console output was different:
Oct 26 13:58:26 WARNING[737299]: file.c:473 ast_openstream: File letters/m
does not exist in any format
Oct 26 13:58:26 WARNING[737299]: file.c:761 ast_streamfile: Unable to open
letters/m (format GSM): No such file or directory
That has nothing to do with the first name....
I then tried with another logged in user... same problem as the first few:
looking for the first letter of her first name.
But yet a bigger wonder is that if I enter "men" (who is logged in), it finds
it! However, it's not problem-free. For some reason, it doesn't say the
extension number. Instead I just hear "If this is the person you were looking
for, press 1 now; otherwise press * now." The caller has no clue if it's the
right person!
What is going on? Why is it that it only finds one person? Why can't it read
the extension number? Why is it looking for first name letters by the others?
I sent this out, but I think it got buried...or maybe others have no clue. So
please forgive me for resending this, but I really would appreciate help if
anyone could give me :) Thanks.
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