[asterisk-users] Receiving and processing unsolicited XMPP messages with Asterisk 11

[Anthony Messina]

On Friday, August 31, 2012 06:48:46 PM Noah Engelberth wrote:
> I’m trying to set up a way that our users can send an XMPP message to
> Asterisk (unsolicited) to request information, such as voicemail status or
> the like.  No matter what I set for the dialplan, I’m only seeing Asterisk
> execute the s,1 priority in the context defined in xmpp.conf for incoming
> messages, and then the “call” hangs up without executing further
> instructions.  Anything I’ve tried to accomplish in that first priority has
> worked, but it never continues to an additional priority.

This might be a separate, but related issue, as I am not using XMPP messaging 
yet, but I found that at least with SIP messaging in Asterisk 11, if I had a 
Hangup() in the dialplan for message routing, every message sent AFTER the 
first would fail just as you describe, since the first message routed through 
the dialplan hung up the channel.

This did not happen to me in Asterisk 10.  After removing the traditional 
Hangup() at the end, and restarting Asterisk, the messages route properly for 
me.  -A

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