[asterisk-users] dial application timeout

Richard Soderblom Richard at netconfig.co.za
Thu Feb 8 03:20:30 MST 2007


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Hi people.

I'm hoping someone has come across this problem with version 1.2.14

In my dial plan I call various SIP phones using the following little
macro:

exten => s,1,Set(TIMEOUT(absolute)=14400)
exten => s,2,MixMonitor(from-${CALLERID}-to-${ARG2}-at-${TIMESTAMP}.wav)
exten => s,3,Dial(SIP/${ARG1},20,tTmwW) 
exten => s,4,Goto(s-${DIALSTATUS},1)
Currently the caller hears music on hold when the called extension is
ringing. This all works fine.

When I remove the "m" option to stop the moh from playing then things
start falling apart. Everything goes through and the call is connected
when the other phone is answered. However after 20 seconds (set by the
,20, option) of the conversation the call is terminated and both users
are sent to the "s-NOANSWER" extension and end up in each others
voicemail.

After I replace the "m" in the option string it works as per normal
again but with the moh playing.

Thanks,
Richard
Best Regards

Richard Soderblom
Network Configurations
Cell: 
E-Mail: Richard at netconfig.co.za


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