[asterisk-users] how can I detect a DTMF tone while on a bridged call ? anyone knows?

[MF]

thanks Andrew,
I realize the #1 change,   my problem is that for some reason,  when 
under a minimal amount of load,  say 4 to 5 simultaneous calls,  the 
transfer capability starts working somewhat different,  either won't get 
the # or won't get the redirection digits.   Since I'm dialing from an 
automated sytem  (another IVR),  I'm still not sure what the behaviour 
is on the audible band,  just can say it works fine with no load and 
usually fails with load.

So I thought I should just detect a tone (other than the # transfer 
tone)  and handle it via the Dial plan,    only that even when the debug 
messages file shows a tone dialed during the bridged call,  the dial 
plan is not triggered in such an event.   So I can't get the tone.

any clue?

regards

Andrew Joakimsen escribió:
> # transfer is actually depreciated, replaced by default with #1, see
> features.conf for more details.
>
> On 10/10/06, MF <manrique.feoli at kinetos.com> wrote:
>> Hi all
>>
>> I have a call that comes in via a first E1  and goes out via a second
>> one,  my problem is I need to catch a digit dialed by the second one,
>> during the conversation,  I know I can detect the # for a call
>> transfer,  but nothing else,
>>
>> Any Idea on how to do this I deeply appreciate, !!
>>
>> thanks
>>
>>
>>
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