I only use skypiax do outbound calls by using the ANY interface, and it works pretty well. It will be really cool if multi channels can call in to a single account. However, AFAIK, the skype client on my computer, if the second call come in the first channel will change to "hold". It does can accept other incoming calls, but only one channel can be active. I haven't play it into deep and not sure if one skype instance can transfer to another account or another instance on busy. On Mar 8, 2009, at 6:17 PM, rdmitry wrote:
Hi all,
I've got a strange problem with skypiax. I successfully installed freeswitch revision 12408 with skypiax and configured 2 skype channels with different names. When I try to call both names one by one or simultaneously, everything goes fine. But when I try to place a second call to the same skype name which is busy with the first call, I get the following message:
2009-03-04 23:00:56 [WARNING] skypiax_protocol.c:372 skypiax_signaling_read() rev 12409[(nil)|37 ][WARNINGA 372 ] [skypiax1 ][-1, 1, 5] skype_call: 108, STATUS: TRANSFERRING is not recognized
and second call can't get thru. I can hear call progress tones only. After about 5 seconds the message
ED2009-03-04 23:01:02 [WARNING] skypiax_protocol.c:372 skypiax_signaling_read() rev 12409[(nil)|37 ][WARNINGA 372 ] [skypiax1 ][-1, 1, 5] skype_call: 108, STATUS: TRANSFERRED is not recognized
occurs and I can hear only silence after that.
Does anybody know what might cause such a problem?
I'm using skype client v. 2.0.0.72-1 on ubuntu 8.04 (2.6.24-23-server)
Any help would be very much appreciated.
Best regards, Dmitry
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