There's a variable called "voicemail_message_len" that shows up in the variables section of the CDRs that shows if there was a VM left... that might help you catch the VM events (or see last_app was voicemail and then you'll know it was a missed call with no VM).

Or you can have FS post to an application, such as the fusionpbx one or http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/PHP_email which you can then do whatever you want in the flow of the VM mail.

Hope that helps a bit...

-Avi


On Sun, Jun 22, 2014 at 7:57 PM, Nathan Neulinger <nneul@mst.edu> wrote:
Seems like it would enable a bit more functionality if the notification were optionally handled as a hook, with the msg
id/other data as parameters.

In addition to enabling a bit more control of the content beyond the basic templates - this might also enable other
functionality - such as triggering automatic transcription.

I didn't see anything in the mod_voicemail wiki page, but figured I'd ask if there was any other trick for accomplishing
this. From a look over the code, I'm not seeing any obvious way to have the event based codepath trigger but not the
email notification unless I've missed something.

A minimal means to handle this might be adding a parameter to disable voicemail email notification, but leave in all of
the voicemail event generation.

Thoughts?

-- Nathan

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