[Freeswitch-users] Anyone have a good dialplan recipe for a long distance forced authorization code?

[Steven Ayre]

Ah sorry, this is for specific outbound calls rather than incoming...

I might approach this by setting a variable if the call is allowed... For local destinations always set it, and for long distance only if the PIN is correct.

Then allow the call to continue processing further into the dialplan, and add an extra condition to the bridging extension that checks the variable is set.

Bear in mind that unless you're using TLS+SRTP/ZRTP it may be possible to eavesdrop on the PIN.

Steve



On 5 Apr 2013, at 15:37, Nathan Neulinger <nneul at mst.edu> wrote:

> I.e. to require a pin entry prior to bridging an outbound long distance call?
> 
> I was thinking I could duplicate my outbound gateway bridging rules with an answer, start_dtmf, play_and_get_digits, 
> followed by the actual bridging instruction.
> 
> Is that the ideal way to do this? Intent is for open access phones that have restricted long distance unless the 
> line-specific authorization code is entered.
> 
> -- Nathan
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