Tony,

I have no words to express how amazed I am for how fast this came down the pipe and how easy it is to understand the code (except for the originate part since that requires a bit more than what I can handle right now). Like usual, thank you for the help.

The first thing I tried doing when I saw the module is wikify it, but someone (djbinter, thanks) got to it before I had the chance.

The next thing was to make it work on the default configs so I can propose a patch so that the feature can be properly demonstrated. While at it, I've found a couple of things details that I am reporting to Jira. I will try to come up with a patch for those as well, but it might be a bit over my head. Just let me know how I can help as usual and I will get it done ASAP.

Once again, thanks.

Regards,

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On Friday, May 4, 2012 at 11:11 PM, Anthony Minessale wrote:

João,

After talking to you about this earlier in the week and having a
second person making the same assumptions with intercept, I decided to
implement the pickup endpoint/app pair.

Basically the pickup endpoint is a dummy channel that never answers
that you can originate to from anywhere you can place calls, call it
alone or place it in a list for a forked dial.

originate sofia/internal/100@test.com,pickup/mygroup

now the pickup channel will be created alongside the sip channel.

From another call route the call to the application pickup with data "mygroup"

<action application="pickup" data="mygroup"/>

When you place that call, your session will be returned from the
originate in place of the pickup/mygroup call being placed.

It also works with presence so you could assign blf buttons to it.
pickup+mygroup

The group names can also have an @domain.com for multihoming etc.





On Fri, May 4, 2012 at 3:27 PM, Vik Killa <vipkilla@gmail.com> wrote:
+1

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