[asterisk-users] is roundrobin and rrmemory the same meaning?

[Zhang Shukun]

2010/1/13 Robert Lister <robl at lentil.org>:
> On Tue, 2010-01-12 at 11:26 +0800, Zhang Shukun wrote:
>> Dear all,
>>
>> I can't understand the diff between roundrobin and rrmemory strategy.
>> Could you explain for me ?
>>
>> and is roundrobin means each available interface ring once or several
>> times and ring another?
>
> roundrobin is deprecated in 1.4 and you probably shouldn't use it, but
> rrmemory is probably what you want, trying each extension in order,
> but continuing the position in the queue where it left off for
> subsequent calls.
>
> roundrobin always starts at the top of the queue and works along
>
> rrmemory remembers which queue member was tried last, and continues for
> subsequent calls from where it left off, rather than starting again from
> the top of the queue.
>
> In 1.6, the old "roundrobin" behaviour (or equivalent) is renamed
> "linear" and "rrmemory" is renamed "roundrobin"
>
Thank you! you explained very clear above about the two concept!

> If you want to add some dialplan actions for queue members, have a look
> at PauseQueueMember and UnpauseQueueMember which allows for queue
> members to be 'in' and 'out' of the group (although if using Agents then
> you will probably want to implement agents logging in and out), but you
> could replace agents with dynamic queues and program buttons on the
> phones which dial codes to pause and unpause the queue member.

is there some function used to login a agent automaticlly like

agentlogin("agentname","agentpassword","phonenumber")?

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> Rob
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