[asterisk-users] how to join 2 channels using AGI/AMI
Steve Edwards
asterisk.org at sedwards.com
Thu Jun 30 21:25:09 CDT 2016
On Fri, 1 Jul 2016, nik600 wrote:
> i've tried rfc2833,inband and info having the same behaviour in all situation.
>
> 2016-06-30 23:53 GMT+02:00 nik600 <nik600 at gmail.com>:
> sorry for top-posting, the two topics started with 2 different reason subject, but then we finished on the same problem.
> btw,the 2 show channel are reported above:
>
> the channel with DTMF working
>
> kcenter*CLI> core show channel SIP/pbx2-000004b9
> -- General --
> Name: SIP/pbx2-000004b9
> Type: SIP
> UniqueID: 1467323106.1275
> Caller ID: xxxx
> Caller ID Name: xxxx
> DNID Digits: yyyy
> Language: en
> State: Up (6)
> Rings: 0
> NativeFormats: 0x4 (ulaw)
> WriteFormat: 0x4 (ulaw)
> ReadFormat: 0x4 (ulaw)
> WriteTranscode: No
> ReadTranscode: No
> 1st File Descriptor: 29
> Frames in: 325
> Frames out: 44
> Time to Hangup: 0
> Elapsed Time: 0h0m6s
> Direct Bridge: <none>
> Indirect Bridge: <none>
> -- PBX --
> Context: c_Queues
> Extension: 01
> Priority: 1
> Call Group: 0
> Pickup Group: 0
> Application: Read
> Data: RESPONSE,beep,1,s,3,5
> Blocking in: ast_waitfor_nandfds
>
>
> the channel with DTMF not working:
>
> kcenter*CLI> core show channel Local/user1 at c_Queues-5d47;1
> -- General --
> Name: Local/user1 at c_Queues-5d47;1
> Type: Local
> UniqueID: 1467323176.1277
> Caller ID: zzz
> Caller ID Name: zzz
> DNID Digits: (N/A)
> Language: en
> State: Ringing (5)
> Rings: 0
> NativeFormats: 0x4 (ulaw)
> WriteFormat: 0x4 (ulaw)
> ReadFormat: 0x4 (ulaw)
> WriteTranscode: No
> ReadTranscode: No
> 1st File Descriptor: -1
> Frames in: 1
> Frames out: 0
> Time to Hangup: 0
> Elapsed Time: 0h0m13s
> Direct Bridge: <none>
> Indirect Bridge: <none>
> -- PBX --
> Context: c_Queues
> Extension: 01
> Priority: 1
> Call Group: 0
> Pickup Group: 0
> Application: AppQueue
> Data: (Outgoing Line)
> Blocking in: ast_waitfor_nandfds
>
> the only difference i see is the "1st File Descriptor" pointing to -1
1) The 'frames' counts look odd to me.
2) Does a comparison of 'sip show channel' yield any clues?
3) Can you use 'sipdtmfmode()' to set a mode that works?
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Thanks in advance,
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