On Wed, Oct 20, 2021 at 11:14 PM Paweł Femur Wojtal <freeswitch@femur.pl> wrote:
Hello!
Imagine the situation.
I call internal extension. It is busy. So I press *0 and hangup. When leg B finishes its connection, freeswitch calls us both and bridges.
How do I get such functionality? I will be grateful for any suggestion.
Maybe someone knows an easier way but if I needed something like this, I would try: - send the call to a lua script after the bridge fails due to BUSY (channel variable last_bridge_hangup_cause==USER_BUSY) - ask the user to confirm if he/she wants to get a callback - if yes, find the UUID of the extension call. This could be obtained from channel variables (probably originate_signal_bond or originated_legs) if not, I would use Freeswitch.dbh ( https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/Lua+API+Reference) to search for the extension that is busy. - set a hangup hook to be execute when the extension call terminates ( https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/api_hangup_hook) - the hook would be a lua script that would make the callback to you and after answer try to call the extension. obs: - if the hangup hook fails to be set, it could be because the call ended while we were doing the processing so I would execute the callback right away). - in the callback, before calling the extension I would ask for confirmation again as by that time you might not want to call the extension anymore