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<font face="Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif">In the queue I need
musiconhold indeed, so the 'r'-option is not an option here...<br>
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I did not know there was an 'r'-option for the Dial-command.<br>
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However, even with this 'r'-option in the Dial-command, there is no
ringtone for the caller... It just stays silent.<br>
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Any other ideas ?<br>
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Jonas.<br>
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On 05/12/2010 10:47 AM, Vardan wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I think he need use r option in Dial command, while how I understand in
Queue he need musiconhold.
Dial(SIP/account2,,r)
Vardan
Ishfaq Malik wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On 12/05/10 09:08, Jonas Kellens wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hello list,
when I sent an incoming call first to a queue and after the timeout to
a dial-command, while the correspondent's phone rings there is no
ringtone for the caller...
So it goes like this :
1. dial(SIP/account1,20)
2. queue(myqueue,,,,20)
3. dial(SIP/account2)
In step 1 there is a ringtone for the caller.
In step 2 there is musiconhold (class default) for the caller.
In step 3 there is silence for as lang as the phone rings...
Is there an explanation why there is no "ringing"-tone for the caller
?? Could I resolve this (like with Playtone) ??
Jonas.
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<pre wrap="">You need to use the r option in the Queue command, try:
queue(myqueue,r,,,20)
Ish
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