this sounds like a typical attended transfer scenarios. If you are using sip phones, this behavior should just work natively with the attended transfer function on the phone. If you don't have access to a phone with that feature, check out https://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Misc._Dialplan_Tools_att_xfer On Friday, June 5, 2015, Dmitry Mordovin <dm@dwide.com> wrote:
Hello,
Need advanced "channel bridge/mix" solution.
Scenario: - user 1000 called to 1005 and talks - user 1005 hold 1000 and make second call to 1007
At this point we have three users and two active calls (sessions) first call: users 1000 (a leg) and 1005 (b leg) second call: user 1005 (a leg) and 1007 (b leg)
- mix users. user 1000 (first call, a leg) connect to user 1007 (second call, b leg) - send BUY to user 1005 for two calls - user 1000 and 1007 continue talks
I thing this "mix" command may be like "eavesdrop" but with two uuids of channels or else
Anybody try to implement same scenario?
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