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NOT answering did the trick!!!!!<br>
Tnx a lot! now it works like it should work!<br>
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Eric Wieling schreef:
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<pre wrap="">Replying to my own post. Asterisk uses indications.conf when it has to
provide tones AFTER the line is answered. You might get a message on
the console like "Unable to handle indication 15" or something like that.
Eric Wieling wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Don't answer the line. Also try using the US indications, just in case
something odd is in the NL setup.
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<pre wrap="">Tnx.
I checked /etc/asterisk/indications.conf and my default location nl
is listed in the options
So i am still puzzled
my extensions.conf in respect to incomming calls (as basic as possible)
exten => s,1,Answer
exten => s,2,queue(receptie|r)
exten => s,3,Voicemail(201)
everything else works as it should work, but no "ringing" on an external
line
on the other hand, internaly: it's ok
exten => 205,1,queue(receptie|r)
exten => 205,2,busy
205 gives ringing
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<pre wrap="">This problem would happen if you did not have
/etc/asterisk/indications.conf
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<pre wrap="">I tried that, its gives me the same problem.
Kevin P. Fleming schreef:
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<pre wrap="">Fons van der Beek wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Because i want a ringing signal while people are in a waiting queue
i've created a wav file containing our local ringing indication
If I make an inside call to the queue, the correct sound is played,
but when i make an external call, no signal is heard.
everything else looks ok, and all other functions are ok....
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<pre wrap="">The Queue() application has an option to generate ringback to callers
instead of music on hold, why don't you just use that instead of trying
to craft a new solution?
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