[asterisk-users] Tricky: Progress, Delay, DTMF / background calling

[Markus]

Hi again,

no one got an idea? :-(   Or did my request not make any sense? Or is the
answer to obvious that no one bothers to reply? :-)

Thanks again!


> On a second thought, I don't need the predetermined delay. I can probably
> just set that with additional w's in the DialBackground command (which I
> made up).
>
> So rather something like:
>
> _X.,1,Progress
> _X.,2,DialBackground(SIP/123456 at provider,,D(ww${EwwXwwTwwEwwN}wwwwwwwwww))
> _X.,3,ConnectLegs
>
> Thanks again.
>
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> has the following been done before respectively is it possible with
>> Asterisk? I searched the archives but couldn't locate anything.
>>
>> 1. Call to 5555 comes in via SIP.
>> 2. Call is not answered yet but progress continues.
>> 3. At the moment the call comes in something like this gets spawned in
>> the
>> background:
>>
>> Dial(SIP/123456 at provider,,D(ww${EXTEN})
>> which should translate to:
>> Dial(SIP/123456 at provider,,D(ww5555)
>> But even better would be take the ${EXTEN} and put some w's between
>> them:
>> Dial(SIP/123456 at provider,,D(ww5ww5ww5ww5)
>>
>> 4. After a pretermined amount of time since the call came in
>> respectively
>> the Dial command was spawned "in the background", e.g. 15 seconds,
>> Asterisk answers the call and the call legs are connected together.
>>
>> So, with some fantasy commands, something like this:
>>
>> _X.,1,Progress
>> _X.,2,DialBackground(SIP/123456 at provider,,D(ww${EwwXwwTwwEwwN}),ANSWER-AND-CONNECT-LEGS(15)
>>
>> I hope my request is not too cryptic. In short: I'd like to receive
>> calls
>> to arbitrary extensions, but not answer them directly, only after a Dial
>> command has been spawned and a predetermined amount of time has passed
>> since the Dial command has been spawned / since the Dial command has
>> connected to 123456.
>>
>> Possible?
>>
>> I'm new to the list, hi! :)
>>
>> Thank you!
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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