[Asterisk-Users] Busy not jumping n + 101 anymore

Rich Adamson radamson at routers.com
Fri Oct 14 14:32:26 MST 2005


> >>Ever since this upgrade, the system is jumping n+101 if it gets a busy
> >>on a Dial command, it is now proceeding to the next priority (n+1)
> >>
> >>Has something changed with this?  Is there a way to change it back?
> >>    
> >>
> >
> >So glad to see you read the documentation...
> >
> >Try scanning UPGRADE.txt
> >
> >A lot has changed.
> >  
> >
> We've had the same problem here ever since we upgraded to CVS-HEAD.  
> When someone placed a call to a number that was busy, they would just 
> receive the "call cannot be completed" recording we have setup at n+1.
> 
> Not to sound nitpicky or hateful, but I just reviewed UPGRADE.txt again 
> here and I don't see anything about it.  If it is in there, could you 
> please point it out to me?  (Seriously, as I didn't see it.)  If it 
> isn't, someone with CVS access should probably add it in.
> 
> Now, I will say that I'm assuming (from the new behavior and the "show 
> application dial" output) that one should now be using the ${DIALSTATUS} 
> variable to handle these conditions.  (i.e. from your dial, make n+1 be a
> Goto(s-${DIALSTATUS}) command, and create s-BUSY, s-CONGESTION, etc. in 
> the same context.)  Once I get around to updating our dialplans, that's 
> what I plan on doing.
> 
> Someone please correct me if I am wrong.  *dons asbestos armor, just in 
> case*

I remember seeing the cvs-head code change (think yesterday), and if
memory serves correctly, there were comments added to the extensions.conf
file relative to the n+101 behavior. Take a look in there.

I don't recall seeing any upgrade.txt changes, and I haven't completed
a cvs update for about a week so really can't check.






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