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Hi Mike,<br>
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at least for incoming calls this shouldn't be too brutal, cause far end
seems to know that the channel should be free otherwise it never would
allocate it. By now the hack works at least for me quite good. Nobody
from AVAYA side moaned about it, yet. But I have to wait one or two
further days to be sure ... I guess I have to talk to stkn in irc to
get an idea how long I have to use it.<br>
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regards<br>
helmut<br>
<br>
<br>
<br>
On 11.02.2009 18:43, Michael Collins wrote:
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<pre wrap="">This is just a quite brutal hack because it assumes that the remote TDM
end is able to recover channels as well.
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Could you possibly modify your hack to be less brutal? For example,
could it send a STATUS ENQ to the far end for the channel in question?
Just curious.
-MC
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