OK I try so hard to follow what you're doing but it makes little sense to me. I'm guessing you'll need to set/export hangup_after_bridge=false to prevent the hangup from taking place on B and C! The other option is to uuid_transfer both B and C to park using the - both then hangup on C and then uuid_bridge A and C. Because once you break the bridge on B and C by hanging up on B you left C hanging so its naturally going to hangup. -USAGE: <uuid> [-bleg|-both] <dest-exten> [<dialplan>] [<context>] /b On Aug 11, 2009, at 2:10 PM, Shameem Shiek wrote:
Hello,
Good work guys. I am having good fun using freeswitch so far. Currently, I am having a serious issue on making a call transfer happen. The scenario is simple.
1. Caller A arrives on extension 1 and is waiting on a fifo queue. 2. Caller B arrives on extension 2 and dial plan bridges the call to Caller C.
Now after a certain period of time, I want to hang up Caller B and put Caller C in the fifo queue where Caller A is waiting. I know the UUIDs of the all 3 calls. Naively, I tried the following and failed.
1. I put the bridged call to Caller C on park . 2. I did a "hang up" to caller B. 3. I did "fifo in" for Caller C into fifo queue of caller A.
This did not work. What is the right way to do this? Do I have make sure uuid_transfer? I am using Event socket to do all of this.
-Shameem. _______________