OK you're too far behind, you need to download from GIT. Also PLEASE STOP WITH THE FREAKIN BLUE EMAILS its hard to read when you have bright blue on white background. Thanks you. /b On Jun 22, 2010, at 12:02 PM, Arturo Monroy wrote:
thank for your response, the version that I'm using is 1.0.head (svn-17188:17782M), and no is something silly, I'm triying to created a Lua's method to make my own "advance bridge" , to allow create many originate at same time and the first to answerd bridge to current channel, if not anyone anwered play a file, for instance or whatever.
Example
If i've to created 3 outbounds calls with diferents domains and callExtension i doing something like that, where %s is a dinaminc Value
/*outbound 1*/ bgapi originate { ignore_early_media=true,origination_uuid=%s,originate_timeout=%s,origination_caller_id_name='%s',origination_caller_id_number=%s,api_on_answer='%s'}ext1@192.168.1.1 &park() /*outbound 2*/ bgapi originate { ignore_early_media=true,origination_uuid='myUUUID ',originate_timeout=%s,origination_caller_id_name='%s',origination_caller_id_number=%s,api_on_answer='uuid_bridge UUID myUUUID '}ext2@192.168.1.2 &park() /*outbound 3*/ bgapi originate { ignore_early_media=true,origination_uuid=%s,originate_timeout=%s,origination_caller_id_name='%s',origination_caller_id_number=%s,api_on_answer='%s'}ext2@192.168.1.3 &park()
while this is running in backgroud (using bgapi) the inbound call is hearing a message 'meanTime.wav', finally when the first one has already anwered, then hangup the rest originates. I'm Sure that uuid_bridge is execute corectly but i'm not understand why the inbound call is over when the api_on_answer is execute
Saludos
Arturo Monroy