[Asterisk-Users] Attack dialing

Wayne Wayne at planetWayne.com
Mon Dec 12 13:17:14 MST 2005


yeah - that'll teach me for jumping in without understanding where your 
coming from :)

/me crawls back under the rock...

Wayne.

Matt wrote:

>Yeah.. except not for a busy-call-back type of application... or
>really any application where you only want your phone to ring when the
>line you are calling becomes NON-busy :)  See what I'm getting at?
>
>On 12/12/05, Wayne <Wayne at planetwayne.com> wrote:
>  
>
>>Hiya Matt,
>>I might be missing a key thing to this but, why not 'reverse your
>>parties' round. Have your second party the first one and your first one
>>the second.
>>That way your extension gets dialled first - and picked up, then the
>>number you want to call to gets called 2nd - while your extension sits
>>and listens to the ringing.
>>
>>does that make sense!
>>Wayne.
>>
>>Matt wrote:
>>
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>>>Ok.. here is another pet peeve i have.. that maybe someone can answer...
>>>When I do a call file.
>>>How can I make the call be transfered to the second party BEFORE the
>>>first party picks up?  In other words.. right now if it's busy it will
>>>keep trying.. however if it's ringing... it waits until PARTY 1 picks
>>>up and THEN transfers the call to party 2... how can I transfer to
>>>party 2 as soon as I start getting ringing to party 1?
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