Yuck. I agree with Brian, find another provider. What you're looking for is https://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Variable_bridge_answer_timeout. If you're passing early media they'll hear the announcement and probably hangup first though, so you still won't see INVALID in your CDRs. ignore_early_media should work at masking the invalid number announcement but will have a lot of sideaffects - it won't be a nice user experience to hear the wrong ringback (it'll be specific to the destination country, and some people can pick a custom one), mask any IVR announcements the remote side does in early media, and not know they've dialed an invalid number and instead have to wait 20s+ before hangup with no explanation. Whatever timeout you pick might also have false positives with people taking a while to answer the phone (eg when they're at the wrong end of the house). On 22 September 2015 at 01:14, Joseph Waite <joelists@tm.net.uk> wrote:
Hi Everyone
Im wondering if there is a way to set a timeout ina similar way to originate_timeout when placing a call but that only starts the timeout counter after freeswitch recieves the 180 Ringing from the carrier.
We have a carrier which on an invalid number does not send a 404 straight away, instead they send early media with a recorded message for over 30 seconds saying number is invalid. This causes the call to timeout and be classed in CDR's as a NOANSWER instead of INVALID
I have run a sip trace and both a valid and invalid number recieve a 183 eraly media message but only a valid number recieves a 180.
I have tried ignore_early_media but this does not seem to work.
Regards
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