[asterisk-users] Multi-Tenant Parking (HALF SOLVED)

[Michael Wyres]

I have found that this seems to be a functional difference between the Park() and the ParkAndAnnounce() functions.  Park() respects the parking lot specification, yet ParkAndAnnounce() does not respect the fact that you’ve tried to arbitrarily set the parking lot. The code below “works” as designed when the Park() function is used instead.





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Should that not say parkinglot and not parkinglog in features.conf?

It should – but that’s not a cut and paste, as the asterisk setup is on a separate, non-connected network, and I just retyped it out – not cut/paste.  It’s spelt correctly in the real system (typo on here!)


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